St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 16, 1920

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MIC PAGE _— AY 15, 1920. Easy Victory. looked black ag ho was charged with, ot iclously at the rallwa ntly the magistrate his lady says you trteal rat the railway station.» @& mistake,” said the Cul. looking for my e, whom I had never pg been described to me © young lady, with r 43) a“ ut features, fine co ect figure, d- harming bdflush the against him Inter; eloquenca te the getitieman ve y one might have made vatad "——Ffouston Post, to Judge. . ithersby a sense of hu. has “But I am con. Print. Bhe know whether he ed Jobson. ne thing.” s that?’’ ver laughed enough @ es to justify me tn tone loan “Birmingham Age. | nee a © —e oo ~~ — | In the Desert. woe-begons — My demijohn now, alas! _A dem!-tasse. —Cartoons Magazine. i a> (Copyright, 1920) —— MTLE OTTD SAIS ‘S HUNGRY, HLS ¥ SAI, SASK MOMNMER TER. E Xou A BISA LAXG beautitun, f the ’ | . > Mor Which covered concerns producing about FR Oe Reg go oe Se ae | s VOL. 72. No. 261. i ~eteg ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY a i a ~ P . . OO PPP LPP PLL PE °-§——}- ~ . Governnent Reports Show Labor's Share of Profits Less Than Before War I rr W. Jett Lauck, Statements to Board, Cités Evidence Gathered Supplementing Railway Labor by Trade Commission That Mar- gin of Profit to Dealers Makes Up Half of (4st to Consumer. Dispatch, , Hy Stary of the War Labor Board, has sup- \ “By the W —* Correspondent of the Post- ~ WASHINGTON, May 15. ({ JETT LAUCK, consulting economist of railroad brotherhoo¢s, formerly secre- plemented his recent testimony before the Unit- ed States.Railroad Labor Board by filing a print- ed report in which he analyzes.the effect of in- ce creased wages and profits upon commodity ) prices. Digests of his testimony, published in the Post-Dispatch in the last. few days, have given an cutiine of Lauck’s findings as to profiteering | In sugar, packing house-products and sonie other ~ “necessities. Eis full: report now issued in) pamphiet Torm contains ddditional interesting | canned goods and boot and shoe of his re-) observations on profiteering in other food products and in the and textile industries. The portion port dealing with advances in the prices of these ) commodities as follows: The extent to which the meat packers profir- ed by the war) has already been discussed. There) is Another phase of the country’s food produc-? tion which is/ constantly growing in imvortance nameix, the Panning tndustrv. From investiga | _ tons made by thé Federal Trade Commission it} i possible to defvfermine to a limited degree the extent to which the high prices of canned goods) ' ere due respectively to labor cost and to profits. Aside from canned meat, the two most importaiut | branches of the caaning industry are vegetable’ and fish canning. As might be expectcd. the. great meat packers have been reaching ovt to-) wards contro) of these substitutes for méat. To What extent this has influen:ed prices cannot be determined. In general, !t may be pointed out, that increase in price has been due to a neglici- dle extent to increased labor cosis and to a very great extent to increased profits. 3 ee in Canned. Goods. } ( ag a i i ii ' The great variety of canned vegetable products ' make it very difficult to arrive at average fig- - ures which will correctly picture the items of) / cost which enter into the prices of these articles. ) é¢aituation is further complicated by the great’ | Variation in costs between various sections of the country. The following general statement. must then be taken as indicating the general ap- | portionment of the price of these articles rather than as a complete description of the whole in- dustry. The cost studies made by the Federal Trade Commission, cover only two vears, 1916 and 1917. Hence it will be impossible to com-) pare the war period with the pre-war vears. A comparison of data for 1$17 with those for’ 1916*Will show. however, that the tendency is » for the proportion of the price which labor Fe- | ceived to decrease while the proportion awarded. to profits ifcreases. In 1916 the labor cost of canning varied .from ( 12% per cent to 23 per cent of the total can ( “Ring cost, the weighted average being about 18 per cent. In 1917 this proportion had also to the increased charges for distribution | > due to numerous jobbers’ margins for peatins. | proportion of? In the case of / } - Labor has sdaabie a very small the increase in wholesale prices. - canned corn, for example, wholesale prices in- ' tfeased $1.53 a case between 1916 and 1917; and) of this amount labor received 4 cents. The) wholesale price of canned tomatoes during the) /fame period advanced $1.21, of which labor re- ) _ Seived as its share, 5 cents. The wholesale? rice of canned peas Advanced 75 cents, ( of ‘which amount labor received 8 cents. The Wage increases granted*to labor, therefore .) ) Sannot be held responsible for the increases in, Prices of canned vegetables which have taken ; - Blace since 1916 . The following table shows the relation of labor’ ’ to total cost and wholesale price for three. a : Mdard canned vegetables. It also affords a /Saein for estimating the comparative increase of | pr fits and labor costs between 1916 and 1917.) * ® material is largely taken from the results > an investigation by the Federal Trade Commis- 26 ss ~ R teu, of the total output of the country. Bed ures given are for a case of two dozen) 4 - ; PUBb! ie. Per cent 1916. 1917 increase, | | ned corn, No. 2 can: q or eget ....... 0.1810 0.2215 22 fame) cost ........ 1.3207 1.7096 29 & oad profit..... 0.1114 0.397% 256 oy Olesale price 1.7000 © 3.2292 98 - # Sanned tomatoes, No. 3 can: : } 4 ebor pont: ....... 0.2823 6.2836 33. “am poeetml cost ........ 1.7487 2.7035 54 ' 4 _ Wholesale price 2.1560 3.3646 Be. ft a manned peas, No. 2 can: ae Labor cost ....... 0.1979 | 0.2272 14 eee otal cost ........ 1.4245 1.8603 33Ct«‘( oe seein ciao —-———— — — aanaranatnenaie ar re A cE a teins eatndtieernomumame ne a - viet Plan That Only y Eat Operates eee PAGES 1~—16 . -_ ——. Analysis ot ilysi Their Labor Code Reveals That It Is Less Revolutionary Than Had Been Reported, but Only Carries to Logical ends Principles That Have Been Adopted Generally Among ( two Have Rest Periods Provided torsEvery Week and Two Weeks’ V Civilized Nations—F ‘orty- acation I very Year. . HE Brotherhoods’ claim that | ites Cost Advances Only 3 Cents Styx the margin of profit to the | « 1] Wislessle Price of 0 . Limitation of ‘*Right to Fire’’ Is packers and wholesalers is stead- —s AgPeSaIe £ FICe Of venue Counterbal - I cnt dati a i ns 6 6 ‘Qf y ‘ ily mounting, while the percent- Corn Jumped $1.53 on Case Be- aces A) aAmitation } age of what the consumer i meh ‘ on “Rieht to Quit’? and Transfer in the case of material for shoes tween 1916 and 1918 — Packers, S | P re wa 3 ' Svstem events |, se oof » ilies Gente that pore fe labor is |} ‘Tanners, Manufacturers and Job- see pepe ug a ° a alling behind, is borne out strik- oe ) | | : a Unemployed Benefit Clause. ingly in a comparison of the mar- bers Pile Up Profits on Shoes. : | gin of profit on packers’ hides, | \ pawns arate and that on country hides. The By Dr. Louis Rided. latter are “non-packers’ * hides. tO Fe ne: SRE Cee Of ee ee Former Professor of Political Ke ) The fj ures f t] oe * ) canned salmon increased only toug-tenths of a. dour eal F.conemy in 8 Or iC ive-year ’ cent, whereas the average net profif of the can- Montana University. } period from 1913 to 1917: n@ increased by $1.17 per case, an increase of ANKIND has never shared the same gospel Country hides Packers’ hides | i a 100 per cent. . The increase in’ wholesale of salvation, but it has always had a coiw- 2 pty | price was $3.19, or more than 790 times. the in- geben idea of damnation. The accursed irk ee | @ % t ) crease in labor cost. These figures are for the! 8°" !eress of the fact that the race must eat its Ss , we : .2 - ae ) years 1916 and 1917. To emphasize the coin- need in the sweat of the brow has never een Year le ct | as eas See ) parative insignificancé of the labor cost in sal- Bh rors Ever nce Mg was: expenee Thom 2c i & - e o.5 © | ~ = ry 'mon canning, it is only necessary to suggest that on een oe Eden, it has been the desirg of all; t = fae = = = ra > . in .1917 it amounted to 70.5 cents per case of ‘” — 9 rete re of the bread and to pass eae eee 16 ; I 30 "18% 48 pound a | a “ie ip hy gle agit ne wrt a re ane! a ar 161% oe "ts ane ). The following table, roughly arawn to sshow eR gin . eee cee in the a of Soni 1915 . 209° 1.30 o 4 9 = ) the importance of the various items In” causing iden ait ce areas 2 there sacha be more 1916 4 1 24 € ° . = the ingreased price’ of canned Salmon, is based a] seo a ong ses - ws = ~ 0 0 =a sia ae upon material collected “by the# Federal Frade rhe trouble With the world today is the same sect . pit te ” if oie ae Pde Commission from canneries packing over 59 as ever. At can nol pniake Aap its inind hew to be a he ide busines is a side line wit! i per cent of the country's total production. The BATES. The new el met iif ttre situation is our | wes é . \ figures given are averages struck to indicate gen- comple X industrial ns: ‘chanism, and the greater . as era! tendencies throughout the .entire industry self-consciousness of the labpring. masses. They ‘ 1916 1917. who have inherited the tfadition of work and ) cents while- the canner’s profit increased 28} e . S¢ ae F sweat are now questioning with unprecedented sents. An incrdase in taber cost of 22 per cent} ¢ v o= 5 % , insistence the legitimacy and the rationality af contrasted with an increase in profits of 256 per) Items. +. * = ‘ 3 a. / - the tradition. The question before the world is cent. Pn tits case of canned tomatoes the can-} i) ae ~~ % ~ s > once more put in decisive form: If sweat we must | ner’s profit is not shown, but the margin be-( Raw fish..... $1,088 ++ $1743 75 94.24 ae: eee wary bread, how ers we organize our- ? ‘( tween the cost and selling pricé has decseased by a ee ae 70] 12 ¢ "os g 5 - a ‘ves to 9g chit both to the greater satisfac 62 per cent in contrast with an increase in labor' Other supplies .764 14.9 1.146 23:8 66,66 spe - ved , | cost of only 22 per cent. In the case of canned } Other expenses 1.083 21.1 11468 = 6 334 6:0 |. “ne yeni a oe h the worker demands today ' peas the canner'’s profit in 1916 was approx-) Total costs. pow sane 0” Be implies provisions for adequate pay reasonable | {mately equal to the labor cost. In the following? probable selling . neers svtghetalape AP — RNG COnLre! Over eee year the profit item Was approximately 50 per’! expense including no repre ? ar oe oe oe Mites cent more thdn the labor coSt. Such figures brokerage .426 8.3 1.63 19.5 282.6 het hoa ep RT el ee eee show how unjust it is to attribute the increasing | Ne; profit of | | tee a Se. See _— pepe te — these ng prices in this industry to the increased Wages, packer 1.10 21.4 2.26 27.2 106.4 waste are eee eee en ee chim received by labor. In fact. labor in 1917 re- ) Wholes’le erice 6.14 100.0 8.23 100.0 62.0 | desires e) ts Nesegpnconcain and to our new industrial ceived a smaller per cent of the cost, as well as / The most interesting single fact in this tabla er. pins ae ne weap F s hae : ' ES Wo. 3 can... 12.9 12.3 11.2 PO ies bes sat cont te 27.3 ber coat, i ele Laws of the .uUSsSian Socialist ederated Soviet This merely shows that while the canner’s in the list shows so small an increase an the labor Republic. One need to take no sides as to the profit has been taking a larger proportion of the? coat and no item shows so large an increase as the merits of the shapes ee eee a purchase price of canned vegetables, the amount | margin between cost and wholesale price This tt document. The interest jt nas lies not in its received by labor has been absorbing a smaller would seem to afford very good grounds for sus- political yackground, owt in the {act tat © and smaller proportion, of the consumer's money. pecting the existence of profiteering as the basix courcrvete embodiment of one of the many ot Ww é rs : he eR abthen-tm thle mertinuiar taatl unis. to the questions put above. I offers an tllumi Profits of Canners. I - D Atte nating illustration of the intricacies of the mod- n 1917 the profits of the salmon packers were my ern answer to the eternal problem of the oreuni work. of today and upational who the kor their laws which There are towns of human the tussia 4 ononiie fion In tinct are and iS a the independent lages. For Neither the sige is- There ‘ 4 peasil = there still groups lana benefit ther: regulates the vil- per orc'e the people work on agricultural laborers. special eade of rural couditions of farm work artisans.in the them there is a set of special farm workers nor the independent artisans are subject to the laws of the labor code here considered. Its scope auite different. If applies only to working men and women whe are emploved under modern industrial conditions A Iso cities, or rules. 18 whether in factory, mill. mine or,railroad, The code specifies that the laws are obligatory for. all enterprises, institui4$ns and establishments, as well as for all private emplovers exploiting fa | bor.” But according to reports, the private em i plovers in Russia are w negligible quantity. Nine tv per cent of the country’s total production ts earried on in some 40,000 enterprises which hav@ | been nationalized. Some 90 industrial monopolies have heen. established by the Soviet Government. The Russian code of labor laws Its. therefore. i nractically a system of regulations for workers 'emoptloved by the state under one form or another. This is the feature whith gives this code its sig- nificance Ilow does labor ‘fare under such a ———————EE evetem . ae Principle of Compulsory Labor. of a who discused the code have laid emphasis on the fact that of compulsory tabor that al! citizens of the between the ages of 1% ~* ~ ~o + perniatient:) ‘Those heave it introduced Th 4 special principle arti iirst T he le | Soviet declares Russian Republic Lenipora rily subject mdi aL who are not or injured or ine apacitated. vre to CeIn puso! v labor... ——— and sell the entire output of the concern which |] puis hag heen denounced as a“step backward to they represent. As the product passes through | he davs of slaverv and serfdom. On the othe the hands of these brokers another profit iX] hand. defenders of Soviet Russia have tried to PO a ee “cage abe ” igs feed oe Oe) | explain it on historic grounds. They chim th whether these broker profits are exorbitant oer the Soviets promulgated compulsory labor onl) not, for many of them require very little invest. to overcome the resistance of the former prop- ment upon which the rate of profit can be reek. artied a professional grouns who refused to ened. But in the case of those that handle con- ests sa incited and that this is a temporary siderable guantitiee of canned salmon. and. per- SRS. ae Pi ae the economic pregram of haps, finance the packer, there is suffieient AYhe flap suet bt ne te fs carried out, they say, the need vestment so that we can arrive at a general esti- for deminiatelan will have disappeared mate of profits. From the point of view taken here, this cor Earnings of Broker. troversey js of little consequen¢s The ee | ‘hing is that Socialist Russia retaing in operation in arriving at some estimate of the profits of: gna of the economic motives of individualist’: the brokers the Federal Trade Commission has industrialism. Only it generalizes this mottyv considered 13 Pacific corst canned salmon brok-| JHe evnstitution of Soviet Russia has proclaimed ers, With an average tnvestment of approximately ag ite motto: “He shall not eat whg does not $112,900 in 1916 and $119,000 in 1917. The com-! werk” Ip practice. this means that everyone is { mission considered general salaries as a part of compelled economically to earn a livelihood, The 4 profits. On this basis the net earnings plus «pl- economic compulsion cannot be evaded. Ne on: } tries oP these concerns were equivalent to 42 per «oy ye nroperty instead of niusele or brain a : cent on investment in 19816. and to over 54 souree of income, Neither « the Stat i pig awn vocation While thus employed outetde s practised. The principles of wirgs sii i ce hix vocation, he te entitled to unetaployrment ben tion are still more similar. The dle lays down; ents equal to the difference betWeen what he the nle that thr fandard of retuuneration must vould earn at his trade and what he aectwalty. he ‘at least sufficient to cover the minimum ( earns for the time being mg expenses During-the war the United States War Labor Bureau proclaimed the same principle The living Wage iS au minimum, hardly tneets [ Right to Work Means Security. with a! opposition anywhere at the present i bryye lt was recognized ny the emplovers’ > ae a j group’ at the President's first mds al confe Pius pein he rignt | Worn is seen to ey it security to the wag raer in the receipt the of his rexular and neorrnal « ng but it illus- a a her na rhiore ¢ uriv then this enforcement of the Different Standards of Pay. | right t rk” that there are no cights withewt a orresnorn ding ob itat.ons In exchange for the . , . rig tf Seraph er arty he job. the Boviet code Ba ie, MERIC TT _— a ne OF The SO | expects the wage earner to retinaifish te @ came Miuneration should differ fpr different groupe, Sderable extent iis freedoms {6 set a8 Beipianens rid rll cirenrastances. This i« dore in Artieles i BY les Chee ‘‘vajuatin Or) : le Wt na Men at Tasks When There Is ) Bread Till Thev’re No Done. , of responsibility, etc.” Such a similarity is not ( accidental Were Soviet Russia a Communigt | State, it would have to introduce the famous Com- munist principle: “From every one according to his capacity, to every one acc ording to his needs.’ This Communist ideal may beckon to the Rua- Slan workers in the distant future. But at pres- ent their industrial Mfe embodies another prin- ciple of individualistic industrialism—the prin. ciple of wage payments and wage differences. “The right. to work.” as the code specifies. . the right to cdemane work at one's own vocailon at lard The principal value of this right is that a worker a job need not wérry himself or his * family Under the Soviet he 4S an uncniployed persow is entitled to uUnempiovment its. ir this respeet the Soviet one step further a practice which ugo- Many counties have unemployment insurance in one form another: Great Britain has perhaps, the most extensive Sut under the laws of these countries the unemplovment allowance is merely ~ stant Wages, tL out of about code bene code curries was begun some yerurs introduced or schenie, it Dartion of the wage earner’s normal earnings. bs. ae earner Who is out of work nay thus he rorced, to. red oee his standard of Live time and, ts & result, maw fall inte a He ol port permanently. The Soviet code in this respect marks a radical departure. If provides that the unemployment benefit shall be equal to the re- muneration fixed for the group and Category to which the wage earner belongs Only in excep tional cases may the subsidw be reduced to thea level of the minimum Hvine expenses for the district. The genera] purpose i8 to assure the worker at all times what he can earn. While he ” ~ j € * * $ ad i 4 ‘ + Pe es ri as a wp ed oe tae , 7 >} oe . + 4 : ‘ ae | : ith it th if > oe 45 == E a3. hi ie ; ¢ ; it 4 a - a : f * + $ t : Ky : é Pe | ae he Om i gd 2 of.» a

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Ee Oe ae wie” pment ¢ ae i shit a : | id ; : a e.é & oH r a ‘ Y bi a r ” « a . ie rp. gas , ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1920. a: | } af ain . ° Pie ta tot So ———————— —e 7 une tn — es ‘e! 4H ' > ; - . Q e > te Sit “ xe , ‘e eed, one! “Be fe ae } ry are es Socie y Ol AGE ee et | Situation, nternational finance, interna * ministre | cught to take a’ drink from. stranger and no one| ‘ fae THE $$$ POST-DISPATCH /PLAT- | tion and the creating of the first assembly of the) he ' te; talee'a Qvink of any grt of liquor unin ane Pageant tty PORM. League. An invitation to President Wilson, who, re-| 0"® e " “ti : ie thine.” savs the Deputy Cor-| ; rat i know that my retirement will || sardless of America’s attitude, will go into history as | euows it ip tne ree tat aes? A. T his Wee a at > . to as be drastically independent; never be || which looks inevitably towards a separate peace with Paturas development OF | the seas | . tant of at ¢ afraid to attack wrong, sooner | Germany, dishonorably contemptuous of the “inter-| The whole rotten trade mp : usual pe 2 co hy e iar © o a : ' drastic por aws. 5 enaities , oh EB i predatory plutocracy or prec sil ests of our allies and of our obligations to them, the drastic prohibition ihe , — a . a wt & hearsals and getting . Pa ‘ 5 6 he other epeail od} : . martininatinn Dreakers, hypocrites, lunatics and corpses. : “ £ Ee LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. tions and thus both sides hold up our participation , = it taken by Miss Josep ob he €; he | ’ : ‘tice Presid arshalis s r Mi ene : = . 5 > ‘ "f , ; J F “| , ; “ ee, ; 2 2.7 ®ncourage Buyers of Farms. ‘the Versailles peace covenant futo actual effect. timent of the Senators, who a ae oe vain oem " * aa t a ok ee i 7 | re ie als hev , seople W i? aswell Jr., Liovert Spike @e thd Editor of the Pom-Dispatea. While party politicians are chattering vaguely %e&cause Ley thought one spices : a ° pits 5 = on ve eatin: Seal PE pe The selective plan of adjustment of, about getting other nations to join with us in some the hvpocrisy and , 9 ‘ ‘ests. "Ic - . ' ' i back pay for soldiers seems to be a pop-| sort of scheme of disarmament and some sort of * hole program of prod pe ane sy ; rs 5 ‘ ; orate a4 ras . sre oe gtr om national relations. We must join it and thus par-| ‘deed. Ks Anderson, Odille Dod ) ‘ryice 8 aays, ‘ i ced ‘ esi : wiiistsaionianidiaiiaiay ' ' ' " .% a . ° b 9 | ticipate as a full partmer in its decisions and conduct, s cept J Se "he ; ’ mond, Marte Gross, ¢ means about $200 additional in favor of | , ; : At their New York convention the-Soctaliate on ° ae a Anne ‘Hunt, Louisits the home or farm purchaser. | or deal with its decisions as an outsider. We must : . ¥ i 3 , AG HOC ALS TS - Sang . Apr ris MacBeth. Miriam a we a 9 caged pros- | alliance with our late enemies to oppose the pro-| the ‘Marseillaise. But no comrade was Yeckless ital Geroline Tyler, Cha . 1K m purchaser | . ' enou ‘tart “The Star-Snanele; " Neg * bur sdit sid ” acon fetes: gressive efforts of our late friends and associates. | enough to start “The Star-Spangled Banner. eS at a ette Reyburn, Edit ++ ' 4 \" “ , Benoist. Dorothy Douglas. Leonore C oe a * aes 4 '~_' - 7 . ah te aie amie oe ‘ : 5 ; ' nd ee od Arbitration of the demand of east side motormen eb Se ae Pi acgsept the cash bonus. ’ | |All men should be able to exercise; We must decide whether we will defend and pro- “ mate option as to the adjusted compen-| mote the advance of civilization or oppose it. What WHY ARBITRATION FAILS. sation they desire, but don’t drive the can we do against 36 nations and the public opinion s 7 “3¥ co * ¢ a a* ae a. a | ih a | } ai sii ? : : sae Hs 1a 4] : ‘ S$ ye ‘ yy . of oe Why not en-| The situation would be humorous if it were not| 0%’ board of arbitration. ia sacs Sa A Se DO hist 2 Stay Ade ; a em % | a ‘ : s ; rr a 1. e . . . ‘= .s ca : -~ P ; . . ; om hy) 45 bs *. Meet my } ’ te a? , é f ? : ! “d t do you say 4 " tragic. Never was such a disastrous failure of a rreat | lie pian Was 10! the Com] ah Lo pele K a Nan and See SE ts oa fr RIC bt Rc RS ETN. NS ee _— nee Ce = eorhceamasane quenencengs na “t Hat t. i ; want ‘the a ee “4 a a Hse nation to hold its place of light and leading and to» the employes to pick a man and the two to pick a: te) We: cae ‘3 The pony ballet w f , up a 18 . : id Th. ee ge a : , ees , } Pohawton Clarke, i fon meetings; also write your Sena- fulfill its promise of blessing, mankind. Never was third. That meant, of course, that the pic king ¥ ould IT S BETTER TO SACRIFICE SOME OF THE CARGO THAN LOSE THE SHIP. $ Rvan kidgar d t 4 , ’ . ewe 9 ry he a 4 : ‘ y r : ) "goog ‘ NEE Ee ae A % LOAN ADVOCATE. a great nation so humiliate¢@. And for what? To Ye done by the company and by th employes, ang; ox 3 —=S>S>— : : ~~» Vaughan, George M aa satisfy personal hatreds and ambitions and party | ‘Yat each side would present to the other, through ¢ Th M | R R O R f Tobin, Bernard and | 3 . ‘ 0 An enrarenent of Bvhy is it ar Se mmm resentment ‘on tlie other. Never was there such. \ ® employe cannot demand ‘ , man proposed by the company was turned down by | : Cy smans art saders 775 , ‘ . : 7 we ied Gown Db} > Cormack end receive an increase in his wazes bankruptcy of statesmanship on the part of le ider: Edith uM ormack | ana Soot of Schn bel . i site Why Is It? ends on the one side and personal pride and stubborn } its arbitrator, names of persons desired as the third a Tr YT ~ ‘ Written for the POST-DISPATCH Othe Editor of member of the board. The picking began. Every JUS l 4 AY | IN UL | KE by Clark M Adams ae T k ) : : oe 7 p U B rC O P | nown Yesterday Wa toshiba . the employes on the ground that he would favor the which was announces : the same as the dealer demands and ~e-_| 0f @ capable, intelligent people. " yr a i ) | : company. kverv m: ‘onose , , Sir: Thes ve estere y for , me ti Thi , . . os increased prices on his wares” OSs See, Ea a ey eae ee compan? ry Men proposed uy tae employes was he - sal ' ae a : 7 sae me for- weeks. | This column is designed to reproduce withewt “petty eng ) Rte, on teny enne cam MEXICO’S NEW TYPE OF REVOLUTION | turned down by the company on the ground that he nally 1 am of enough ambition to send them | diag the latest comment by the leading pub Re Menor of “her wan > 45 , 1. ne a loner of. he siste . be bought deed, 48 cents, and icihor. eeuld tater tha enslenes. ir SES, Sagan newspapers and perigdicals on the questions cate Me - e rege » . : as . ; , ex-Saioon, “ast SC y ia° . , > SCUOrmnackKk. @ gee oar visit the store agin you That the opponents of Carranza should have re- The board could have been completed at anvr.time : P | the day. Miss Met’ al ‘Kk i e n orme that the ae ric h * : . i ; 1 . i . ( SSO Pe eeseeereses “Sa ya ae tie “a s i - - e she “3 he ‘ ATE >? ack wariced” to 66 cents ner - spoalaged gr sorted to force to remove him from office when, by) if the company had offered’a man who would favor Fried Fish : aoe | Of Mr. and Mrs Chas { ; , . r, r ° : a . 2 . 1 a * : * " ? ¢ . . ” sf ’ the same with all ‘merchandise. waiting a few months, opportunity would come to re-} the employes or the employes had offered a man wlio Fish Fried . FINANCING CHINA. mack of 4522 Wem s ‘Now what would our employers say} Place him by constitutional means is, of course, most; would favor the company. = ‘fi \ -S ° . ieee GJ “ gs WRATA-P ooo cae + .* « Soa oe ee ee ee -+ |From Harvey's Weekly. 2 ile fap: = . | i¢ t > t "@] f .'y } l I be ? . } ef I [ » ELile ‘ if we gt to inform them thas today | deplorable. . Arbitration becomes a joke when neither side wi! span ome a ee Hick announcement that an agreement hes Baa ton Cutee it "i ! , : ’ , “ ™ e , . : 5 { } . peace treaty 4 : 4 *e ~ >» ; . ‘ a. >. , °'gh } ¢ ~j eres ¥ i " a we are stilling our labor at so much pei However, the new revolutionary movement -has | accept anything but a@ sure-tbing } : “(J | } "rar Selleville: | alge a a Four-Power financing of Sam ; Scho ' Fine Arts) hour, but tomorrow it will be advanced : s @ sul Ing board. | Ou a gerage, Belleville: ) recalls the circumstances of similar negotiations — ees CF ee ae F 4 r 77 ; ; >} : : ae aan ‘Ae ie mporlih! ¢ , " 7 ; — i af £: Bote sian : 7 : , : . ? si ie | ; 20: or 30 cents per ‘hour? Would he swept with incredible swiftness to the stage of suc- It seems incredible that among the 3U-odd offered =. jess ' 3 FSC Sse | eel: Bie ee gern MT Ss: , dae RE ee aoe RINE eacete rte antes “a few years ago. In 1912 it was proposed that i hecis Z Pras: - = . - , ‘ , . . Senn teh a” S on 05 " : ; : . : pre ‘ . : 7 NIO0 pay it, the same as we pay the mer-! ©&5§ with far less loss of life than attended the: by each side there was not a man who could be trust- Hi. I’. Smiths’ Garage * |six Powers should join in lending China $300,- anit .% voi nese: ve , , Bere ; ; : o fae , : . - dis a graduate ehant? Is not our labor and skill our | Madero revolution, the Huerta ‘revolution, the Car-| ed to arbitrate fairly. irrespective of which side coy eee WMP ; iB i . coos | OCU, 000. Sut a radical difference of poliey Was versity seltatni we: i" 4 4 ‘ : es roe : , ue ’ j gi: Wei ry ‘ > 4 , SOotice Wore the apostropne 1s Marked, Tr ten : ‘2h . "anf ’ . . stock in trade, and dre we not allowed | ranza révolution, or, in fact, any. other Mexican civil] offered him, but the fact remgins that neither side Sulina tl pha escent | se tak: eens ck tah | quickly developed between the United States Ong The wedding will t to ask an increase the same as the deal- war within th v of livi a ; ae eee bi pi aa ‘4 ney — HAN ittle good spertsman- | O21 a lot, Bellevirle Japan, WN was demanded by Japan that the leas ie. Oct oe eit er is allowed to increase prices on a : n e sammerepiid OL il Wig 1n ot : | Was W iling to risk an “unfair” decision. meaning an | 46 ahah os "a ps Dee | : ‘ 4 alitiews ie Mr grape + ern eS oe 8 8 S68 oe Soe 2 ee ee eS ooh se Ct Cae + 648 tee equally divided among the Powers, re n clone! Stock ? I. B. HARLAN In another respect it is so differentiated from other} adverse decision. i he tee = ee For Salale : ‘eardless of their respective resources and ability, 4 The guests at the | tS Sere Mexican revolutions as scarcely to be recognizable. } S6-arbitration is off and a strike is threatened “Af sack at To rysdiit with re- Lie te os ery PSS Se ee and that the veto of any one Power should be joie eon ‘ petits » ¢ ; ’ . To) lon 1: , oa indies - pe ritggitt a thins ‘ lore Ss :ools! Iy 4 IK. em fe oian ¢ “gar . . y , oan . I, sug 5 . , Dwellers tn the Dark. It has been accompanied with far less damage and! The public, as usual, will get the worst of it. first) spect ° reaty and the conduct of | stp An add of last Sunday: : : nIhGIORE tO BPOvOns SNe eae eee pre —= Cleave, Owen Mitche lk b , > " : ; ; é ’ . ’ : : ,, { 2 . any ss ra’ — . . ir Cee - » of * ! ; : fu the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. inconvenience than any other to Mexico's neighbors. *from the emploves, who probably will strike: and ‘then the nN reassuring spectacle of | ome a a ct igs See ee aS 4 so aes . ¥ ag . di a : he r idea pay , re Margaret Shnapleigh, - 4 stood at the mouth of a mine one The Mader mov ant as-not f: adv; ed t f lest on : ; re 6 « . the ¢ Missouri disposing ta give R Pas * Se Ne ed ( exciude 1n ernational investments rom Jean Armstrong Sal evening as me “ sro. movement was:! ar advanced before it; from the company, which wil use the strike as ~ ao 5 io [ron and wife guards for doors and win- : | @yjnese provinees in which she was specially in iy 5 &. . O00 ¢ ak yg Bae Secs On the nomination for the senate |, san ack ithine , a te , “28 : P ' * MASON, to go to their ale Sai lp * 3 became necessary for us to send 20,000 troops to the | excuse for asking higher fares Se: braver\ : , ghee: 7 | : dows: blacksmithing ana repairing. forested The United States opposed both those ’ lason eB! ‘ nge they, .. | as a | ray ' s+ Schaefer ‘er ‘ork 16S. Ni | gas om idied—these tired men! Their ‘cthehan| vicinity of the border. | ome np) | se sieilanelitents®: ilies ’ : ; were covered with the dust and slack of | Since that time the watch ou the Rio Grande has} SPENDTHRIFT NEW YORK. spiliracy ep evervane else Out OF tr nmeicd, ' so : j ] are a i Reetaccage ney = SS ny { ares ee last we ek were the: “ 2 . . . 3 : ’ - ; , , pee il ial cenitticllian f e PO h 66 6 &- Oe 6 ¢€ O04 4 ORS SO 8 *. 9 es & eee . 6: 2.2 be & Kxs "+. UOULIG I} it ave 1e Oan a ra un e a] , . egal. Their eyes were two balls of fire,, been-one of the features of our national life. During} That New York, complaining loudly of the cost! but | an that does the Democrats of the | We already have wife guards. but we might |... «@ aoe ae : wy t any foreign Retlly, daughter ai shining from a background of darkest aa ‘ en Vi) 84) State a great iniustice They have appareniiy | es se ¥ - a etal i a ral fnave it ana could spend it without any Robert ©' frei! ° . the disorders of 1916 we deemed it necessary to sup- | of living, is not as vet resolved to live « arefully as geey . é look at the iron kind 32160963 1568 fFeryision or contre!) None of the Powers not : sClLY Oo night:—their face. How different they l t th ] , with ?1 ; . ae, oe) texen the eportemaplike position thet the Secre A sign on Tower Grove avenue: : cei ; rege tie and terrace, whose marri seemed from ther men upon the street— p emen é regu ar army wit L 1e national guard | a nrieans of easing 1ts burdens Was made elear by rar \ has fal ly Won eat mromMmNAation Lor deciding " eve fe tle [ nited States, would agree to that, bert Jones of the rr those dwellers of another world, a worla| 4d to maintain 80,000 men on border duty, to say} published reports from the office of the Collector of| @! the outset that he was going to run, a deci- | \ Sees Nten Boarder Wanted. .—s—=-—« «s:—« S . ficult .under the cbhreumst: ‘eas thn : baat ea Bp ; next vear cessity d ‘hing C oan | yan nothing of the work of navy and army at Vera Cruz.| Internal Revenue. Luxury-tax collections were eek re A Pee UARer iS EONS ane ee eee Ks 0 6 v0 shee Je 6s «9 98 wee be ye > fro tat *} “ { : isha Atgg ape terms ne home of the ; . > + : } - q*dah? cy i> it ore ‘»AY iT he rr ‘ ‘ ‘P °e ry mre ° i@ @ er ive "Ow 3 © ; er ; os : , I. watched him—the street-sweep—as e emanc or men and arms was at its height * hattan alone of $105,.000.000 a month, or something} best .men in the State four Powers, Great Britain, France, Japan and 2240 St. Louis avenu ; ‘ j . -~ wan : s : ' nt ; ’ ‘ ‘ “Se Re on ee eS oe . : — e a eee ae kk eg a, ~~ -— -— =. = | 6 Se Fuad T? - : 3 : ‘ ‘ ‘ if he worked. Small and stooped of back | during the European war. | like $3,500,000 a day, for things numbered rather | [ Itke .that. IL wish we might have had | . Waites Wanted “"** | the United States, are to join in a loan of ebems the bride of Edmund wan he and he worked always in the | Has the lesson that American lives In the interior! with the Joys than among the necessaries of existence; S2@ething of the sort at Washington. To wish | | Caacecw abe see's ce e's SN ae $209.000,000, wagch apparently Is to a expended Mr. and Mrs. KE. € : . 4 mir sen ’ eee Peptublicans Ac) okt | { erm elive \v ‘ ; 1 oy: ‘ Fr tHe it S : : shadows , as though a deadline were must be protected and that in their own broils they | Fortunately for the ev ; Lae et a tepublicar had aid to themselves now Hunh ” by China under the conditions of foreign super* . Castleman avenue a’ drawn between him and light. He never positively must not throw at ne t th, . a \ 12 ft ventual solidits of society, : the ey miocrais had the luck Tr) he r} poy er } 4 good ane in) Kr yrest Pay i e s | ision and control to VW bhi hh ashe formerly ob- the ley Tr VW illian sAUIVely s ak oS at us across e|; there are lone heads t ‘eive w : ) ) | : oe gel es tan lv partially Cc , ni 3 ae once lifted his eyes to men who passe«l 0 . © neaas to perceive when enough basi‘ when the war came on, thev won the war and | | jected, but is only partially to be excluded from at the 1} i . j . ‘F virve » 9) e 2 } . ' sh . fe wy ie _ i i Gbew _? i caret e608 . aot ee . . ** . es. @€ 2-6 2.8 &.t ore € "eo eet ect ea . ; > , ts ~ " \OT OT tue him by. His face was turmed toward the’! fence been learned by the Mexicans‘ If it has been! become enough in free spending, and there is satiety! ere is their peace treaty, both of watch it is |]. * Mfounted Policeé Station any eta legete ts which Japan wants it exclud- Mr. and Mrs. Jones earth. He fixed his eyes there always | learned an important advance ha’ been made. We! ‘ hich may move the prodigal snender when prudence | the part of. £4 if Sport ! inship 4 r ws to inte 6a ee ae - ets: 6» Sn a ee ed). thus win, ompl tely avoiding cl condition to hene, moon in the en = ig vee! pe ig bond ‘serps sun nor stars. | will always have interests that will be affected hy has failed te act upon him ¥: onipanving the - qorse, hoping ta} petter hue kK next T'r1e. "That * * * ad i whi: 1} the L'nited States fermerly bids Fe return will be nt hon © could no p it, far he was a dwell- . : ¥ i . ees ey. m the POve-)' would have thrilled a country which likes vood ‘ ae ry : ” is interesting to observe, also, that no part © Buck! hy ‘ ' * ; disorder of any kind in Mexico, but Mexican revolu- ‘igures are re . lig ) : Cates: Where were vou at noon’ S$ ih Vine , p Teer > a Cingham. Ir. D er in the somber shadows—doomed to | i f M s ’ “Tl ' olu hue hgures are r¢ ports of SifxnS, Pialn tO the expert, | Sportsmalship. it would have put i 1} Rtepub- ’ Clemens: ] walked around {on Re if eaming (is to be used tor miilitarv purposes, tne Big Four ; bride will be at hom: work in darkness. I pitied. , tons or atexicans only wi 9¢ more essentially do-; that with the April returns the anti-thrift: fever; ‘ican party in the same class wita Mr: Taft, | out for the open shop had closed the Hoover | intending that nobody but themselves shall ite Bate avenue after Jul ‘But I've seen them, too, men who are| mestic affairs than the revolutions of the past, inflict-} reached its height, and that very soon there will be| “#om we all love’as a good loses | he: dauarters. ‘crease their armaments, if they can prevent It i ak straight us an arrow, whose faces! ing less wrong on outsiders. a settling down to more conser’ ative methods of ue * the Cine Hecre Lal v Long amloun ‘ed hini- - + 7 \Wiether any recognition of the Covenant of the Miss Loutse Lued Wear no smoke nor soot and whose agai Self a candidate there were probably “twenty | THE AZTEC I eine of- Nat! ; is ade tn the |} ain ig not K | bi | “ ; ‘ Has another lesson been learned, that a Mexican! enjoying 17) emeiiniittins Whe | pak : Oe Ds very | THE AZTEC. Leugue of Nations Is made Mm the barg ‘ 4ngsbury bovleva: olothes are immaculately clean. And yet taent 3 ve “ , at a Mexican enjoying the. fruits of prosperity. -To the masses the other Denjocrats in the State trying to deter- : : jannmounced, | With a bridwe party te y, too, are often dwellers in the dark. Pres en in oO ce must not use the armed strenzih hope will be grateful that with the subsidence of the. mine how thie \ \\V ould ("Gd 7 11 ¢ out if they t nde j ' epi inted by Request. ) ! ; nounce tT) a elireage w ignorant they are of brotherhood | of the republic as well as his own political influence |mania for spending will come also a gradual decline, te race. Their friends worked at that problem lik Aztec sits on his throne again. A | ne a eT Grace Rissland to 1 aid all its responsibilities. The fact that to dictate the choice of his successor? If so a potent] of the profiteers’ furor. for le ling With them Jiore gray matter) was expended bloody man is he; OUR SUPPLY OF PETROLEUM. of St. Chatien Mae Geman hz. — : . ' Ar ‘ 4 . ’ me ! v1 . . = men are hungry and tired and sick at a ee Soca | trying to feel the way ahead thin we have ever | And’ the white man sails fi: his galleon i eae mbes er So Mrs. J. R. Wate«o: rte has never shown through their! ae A A a ——= a rena = —omnenignanieasas Tow ee me mee —— spent or the Svselfure @f the “St ite (ine after upon the tropic Sa. JOHN BARS edi wertd vie ap | t to come thea ad: Lj ’ ’ ae . . ; ; : : . } rl’ _ : ¢ ¥s " I Oli has. been, the latest? rduec “4p tiie fei NET . prison bars of selfishness. How ignorant | EDITORIAL SPARKS. WHAT'S THE USE OF TALKING TO MARS? another of these men decided not to run. Now | The fire is lit on the pyramid, the war god F sony | pare ioe ads are Bissland of 6002 M they are of their brother's existence, ar | . . . SEATS. Judge Farrington is trying to decide this ques- shakes his dice. into great demand American apasteriw 2 vent. | te 2 ssa es 3 M ap at least of their brother's rights. In) A garden patch {a fust as rood Q sien af thrift as at a” bail =~ . , . P ‘. lion Hie is ert tting aroul d asking IT mocrats Ana thie sacrificia! stone is red with the blood now Consuming about 7 ERSSEION peri sity os “ : a “s , 4 : the darkness of superstitions and mie- |@ny other kind of patch.—Buffalo Courler., : about it._He cannot see how he would come out. | of sacrifice, Steamsnip Miele 05-2 ee cg 7 reg ite of ttre naga conceptions and misunderstandings they ra 8 and unidgas he can be sure he does not: want ‘ ity as to the future supply by the .0on , : orits he , ‘ . : < | LOSS QT Cuan te Sure l¢ cloes no want fo ai . thelr la 7 cons piy their trade! The sun of knowledge Perhaps Washington ts called the city of magnifi- run What is the Hfe of man tn the Aztec’s cruel these Mexican .wells, have been yeti Mer: wane tn Jui cries to them & look up, but nursing cent distances because it is far out of touch with ‘Not so the Secretary. The Secretary ut creed ” boats Into oil-burners. The new AMer : . : ; art = ( +* a of "Lal i i ‘ a | Lary shut : . , . " — a Y is Mr ("his ri. : ive their selfsatisfaction and thrilled by the | the people.—Baltimore Sun. his eves and went in at a time when not even | There are deities to glorify and carrion to fved. chant Marine ‘is largely oil-burning. rhe U the : ate} z , a : Nag whispers of their greed, they have eyes | hittin Sir Oliver Lodge could hive told hi where the . “iates Navy is being sO equipped following ee Dita! mR tew avs ‘ r al : Eadil Wad if ; ' % ’ re « ; ee only for the ground, the black and dirty. | A car of tombstones at Tyrone proved to be full would land Almost no one thought hé would The terrible Cortez is gone with all his Chris- ead of the British. kor lubri ating olls, W 4 sere ; ais i And I pity these as much as miners and of whisky, while any temperance orator will tell vou ever make the coveted shore, but day after tian knights: keen the wheels of. the world running sm cs seeds street-sweeps. L. EDGAR, | that a car of whisky is full of tombstones.— Philadel- | day, what though the man-eating ‘sharks of |. The priests have cleaned the temple. out and | there is a constantly ‘growing demand, cat SBeaeageaeo see | speierbilienti phia North American. ' prohibition and the sea serpents of booze fairly | lit the ancient lights available substitute is known for this ™ om Truel Execution of Homeless Dogs. etapegntienanenpentiiot fought ever whi h should devout hin Wwe be The Aztec 1s himself again, to murder whom portant petroieuirn produ liaving pe rk, y // ; V/ eee " » - . Te ; ee ' . m : " j +11 ryiit tes . r rallra: tT Bi ; 118 - ‘ % Ty the Bdltor of the Post-Dispatch. Otis: Do you think prohibition has made any | + held him bravely swimming;.as Joaquin Miler he Wwiil mitted ‘ ir Yalit totems and steamshiy 4 page % A ad J J ‘Why do not the taxpayers of St. Louls thange in the movies? Chester: Well, judging front | | said of Coluimbus,* ‘on—and still on.’ | And the red, red fire of Mexico {s burning on | our vital navy to dependence upon oil, WAe ae _ ; + Gikiwt on the etty killing the sae bake “;some I've seen recently, it seems to have put the. | “Who cares to-say that the party is going | the hill, the future of an independent American supemy 3 3 , a ome- | silent dram in the silent drama.—Film Fan. t¥? permit anyone to sink that exhausted swim- | pit te Keep te ee rts 4 — | Mi lsé | What are a woman's tears when the drums he- has discovered new flelds in this country Ee 2 4 ( ‘ver thev have been needed. There is no reason | +, doubt but that new flelds will be discovered & to come but how long ths wille to supply our needs no one can te!) The T States (Cieological Survey is the authorkty qualified to make a guess on this point. TH mer’ By gad, sirs, not It niav be, as some lady correspondent said, that the Republicans at the Kansas City convention were better dressed than the Democrats at the Joplin convention, tees dogs in a humane manner? Any- | sidan on ge af egg lpedgbmet ge Personally we are not strong for spending our) Lense sufferin et th ROS oe money, but if we ever AaAkaIn encounter anything | ¥ Saee 6. y ¢ poundmaster wili \cheap we are going to buy it for a souvenir.——Cal- tell you it is absolutely painless, Where | yeston News 2 ig cur Humane Society? They should ge eae All early Sp at one-half price. gin to beat? | There are devils to propitiate and prayers to repeat. —— atl ¥, ” - : 2 Kom Lime but whose heart is truer. not whose clothes are . " ry" i ‘ . tae. * 7 i ‘ fv, . better, is the real issue in the campaign.” The Aztec has been waiting long. His faith has y a. ‘Galeries ny mice ts aad The Texas new potato came in smiling at $12 a * . . ee never died; is itions of their kind a Se des the bushel. If the Mexicans would raise less——well, of | : . His zeal remains for all the years his gods have logists estimate that there iq 8 £90,.000,0600 : Handsome Sil ae feago, tor inetence esa tf sa nas What they do, and more potatoes, they would have Early to bed, : been denied. of oj] vet underground in the United State | ; ers, $45 to $5 be . ~-s , - ' a ete ies ; aS. 2. si ¢ - 4 “ fe dems, gad many other rh nei Leir ! money in the bank.— Minneapotis Journal. Karly to ris | His heart has praised the rising sun through the end of 1919 we had taken out appros 7 tor $35. - ¥r) gas, which I think is es sg Baraca And you won't all the Christian night, 000,000,000] borrels, or more than 40 per#@ ; Big reduction “ea ty . & great im-' A man Who can speak and write seven | ringes Drink any wood my he r oO} is throne again it} * suppl \t the rat ‘© are he cons S pias) "2 vement over our obs le’ thod ’ ang ilage And now he sits on his throne acai) with of ou if the rate we are how . weaters. an Eke A, © method, | has been held since Feb. 20 at Ellis Island err Aleohol. eath upon hic: richt _ the astimate — it} lesa ; ia f our officials« fannot keep St Louis | literate "bh and as an Li ‘. Death upon nis isi ieee ihe inated reserve will last ranging in pr . iterate,” because he cannot write English. But his . ? 1s | ; but et the rate of consumption We $ to the times, let us rh iy | 3 seg B1isn., ut his | ; : S years: h . he rate of consumption ‘ ' 5 to $:8. Ad will, get some one who illiterate wife is teaching him, and he will proba bls She What a horrible old automobile they What ‘: the blood of Christ when the priests head ed rv it wi he gone much seoner, ’ - All Rtouses r ; “RIEND OF DUMB ANIMALS wile 4 eon Our immigration laws are Vaude- a ae ' begin to sing”? ey rial there be failure for a vear or (we to b , ; Be is | : ; or the world at large.-—Brookliyn Bag! ey ce: They piust of got it‘at the Abused Cai There are other gods and elder geds. and offer ar ' | , he sit ’ ties ; | . ‘ yu ag se. —Detro \ = ‘ . & . ' cS . Pere Al fri PrP ROGUS ANG @|ltier gents ind offer i) HnMortant ners pre«deaet ion the & 3 + St] | ; — | it it \ews, Show, he: ings to bring siieiad heconte avitical at aaa / “<a - aw irr : rs 7. | | SE.8 8882 = ; pha a nt cny i cities 4 2 ; ai on is, aia - ’ f weed

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,* es od ; z Fad ~ n 44 a ‘ es, ws fy a 4S »\s m3 er. ’ ° : eda 0 Tate 1 Bf ; apa . Es ph * ‘ s* : ro . Rab! Ps ’ x? ‘ alt . ewe oe MORAY. ; AP! ,@ oof. € 2 tae ; if As) ‘e ' eye »* - 4X . j , a tae CaS ~ OPT Bas Ea 8 Ve oF ,i Gn . c iy tf Yr 4 j- ' “te . ° a ¢. “@ ; bad te. We «"s ‘ rT k fr a. ¥;, ok RY fs “¢ ; han ; +e tity ang amember of the Delta Gam- | be Within a few _ Where she has been snending a week ‘ " by En ope he ae rey *: pe AI poutshuat sD Set wetirte aet TL as BRa ARC IS ARR aI PRS ' ™a Soror ity. / Place in June. Mrs, Charles Sign’ will davs form the Last, = Sall Sally Meaghe er Midseason Sale All early Sport Hats at one-half original price. Handsome Silk Sweat- ers, $45 to $50 values, or $35. Big reduction on Wool Sweaters and Scarfs ranging in price from $5 to $18. All Blouses reduced. 801 Century Bldg. . oe oe “ar | 4 Ee 8.88 8.2 eee -- - _- ro | = ie Dana Moot of Schnectady, N. Y., eo oe Which Was announced at a bridge Saag Se oy party given by Miss MeCormack in te xg © 5, honor of her sister-in-law, Airs. ‘$ a WA: : Noble MeCormack, a recent bride. Miss McCormack is the daughter If f } 4-> - ‘ . ° a é 4 > , yt “3 : . , son, (harles W. Holtecamp, Charles | ong vwgement of their daughter, Miss! there will be a reception following An outdoor entertainment to take ~ + Ss Othe ta reiLing terested Shop ‘tind Kee Lous Madame de Bernard has just returned from New York with a won- derful collection of IMPORTED GOWNS On account of their late arrival, we will be able to sell them For the Import Daty Paid on Them. »~ * K 3e also ape- de Rernard home Siweatera wnusual Mme. brought ciaily smart Blouses, also Sport Suits and Skirts. some anal some We are also showing some striking bits of genuine Jade Jewelry, which is all the rage in the East. ee te oe a Beginning Monday | 35% Off | -On all our Model Geor- gette and Taffeta Frocks. ~~ ——-—e ems oo _ On Seventh, Just South of Washington The SILK SHOP Announces the Purchase and Sale of the Entire Surplus Stock of Silks Manufactured by Such Well-Known Housés as Mallinson, Migel and Duplan including Kumsi-Kumsa, Fan-ta-si; Dew Kist, Bar- onette Satins and Tricolettes. Shark Skin. Satin, and prints— Purchased From Qne of the Largest Silk Dress Manufacturers Ruff-a-Nuff, Queen Anne Satin, in stripes, plaids in America On Sale Monday Morning at Two Prices--- There can be no reason why every woman ig St. Louis should not have a handsome silk sport suit or sport skirts, prices are so low. includes— The list marenetic Satin; in colors and prints; 40 inches. .......scscigccvcaccccuess eee) tm pepen Oeceerns? €0 inches... soo... ssc nccebes abdiceoncciudavaes | Dew Kist; in colors: 40 inches...... error res ge. Pp oe Moon-Glo Crepe: satin striped; 40 inches......... a eens oe OOOO Bias, ... . 6c os o's oaeua ct wees bas ccas cehiuwdewes Jacquard Baronettes; stripes and plaids; 49 inches. .... 0... ... 0. ccc ce ee ee ccees | Duplan’s Golfine;: in pretty stripes and plaids; 40 inches..........0 0.0. c0c cee cee. Sharkskin Baronette; in French blue onlv: 40 inches. ........5 2.0.0.0 cceccecce Crepe Milano; a wonderful suiting; 40 inches... . 2... 0.0... c ccc ccc ccs clepcoucces | Mere NO i i kas v's cleo as is bi Ob es ow Skee Fan-Ta-Si; in plain and plaid effects: 40 inches..........00.c0 ccc. oe Pere Pemppeermnmmen; Plain and fancy; 40 inéhas. . oo... ok. occ cde lecduccadevecdeces Quepe Anne Satin: in good shades; 40 inches... 2... ook ccc cc teen cme |” neh ae ana e ee e Ee as A een Oh Ok MC nee You Shop in Comfort at Pettibone-Schroeder Silk Shop Retail Sitha TF. relunive ly Seventh Street, Bet. Washington and St. Charles Phone Olive 6562 Tae cane ae % é RE ees, bas Se s ee $3: Lee >» gpa Phetegrent by Kajiwara Miss Esther Mole Walkiams will Spatd tre lummer Aoyaad- «es place this week is the garden party and silver tea that will be given on the lawn of Mrs. Robert McKittrick Jones Westmoreland place home ‘Friday afternoon from 4 until 6 o’clock. The tea will be complimen- tary to the Executive Board of the ‘Women’s Exposition which will take place at the Coliseum next fall un- der.the auspices of the Board of Re- ligious Organizations. Proceeds of ‘it, which will be obtained in the form of tithes of silver pieces, will be devoted to helping finance the ex- ‘position exhibits of those of the com- ponent units of the exposition that are experiencing dtfficulty in rais- ‘ing the needed funds for that pur- pose. . Responsibility for the tea is in the hands of the exposition’s Finance Committee, of which Mrs. Frank Y. De Brouillet is chairman, and Mrs. KF. Hl. Dodge, vice chairman. It will ‘be attended by women of the ex- position organization and others in- in the work that is being ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ vetlncunamonanes eee ee Mars otapneces Cnrloton, a Ofte ad antertaretag S I, ,. 4 ¢ + e (LE PLL erage > 4+, . Photograph by Strauss. ‘Ss Cerabu ed SHE we *¢#e ‘undertaken by means ef the exposi- ganizations, Mrs. Dayid McWilliams tion. and Mrs. George ID. Capen, respee- Women who will form the receis tively, chairman and vice chairmawy" ing purty with Mrs. Jones will in- of the Women's Exposition, and clude Mrs. Louis J. Brooks, chair- Mmes. J. J. Searev, Isaac H. Ovre)* man of the Board of Religious Or-' ~ —s Continued on Next Page. BERR REE ERS RSRERERE ERB RBREBREBRBERB BEES : eh - a 240 Pairs Ladies’ i ® “ 2 " All-Silk. Lace Hosiery a w Xi a n At Less Than Wholesale Prices Nf | a R Pes Silk Tops—Pure Silk Feet $ z Ag | Absolutely First Quality— @ a WE SELL NO OTHER KIND | Sizes 84% to 10—black only. a # Values Only an Exclusive e : Hosiery Store Can Give = Pr. S.—We Reserve the Right of Arcade Building =e Limiting Sales to Customers. Ground Fleor a , NLY EXCLUSIVE HOSIERS 4 ees yo oh apf Arcade Entrance TREE RERR Ee 49S SGB RB RB RB EB 8 8 ti tl _ First Showing of Garments for Sport Wear St “The New Store” Suits Clearance Sale at savings golden opportunity. derful values: Dresses for Summer great groups as follows: s. Suits. Suits—S800 of that average more than hal plaited skirts and sijk sashes, in waist models, finger-tip length coats lored models ~ evervthing you eould Wish Up to $45.00 Suits, Up to $69.50 Suits, Up to $115 Tricotines! Whipcord Tweeds! Men’s- Wear Serges! Velour Checks: Potret Twills! Nearly a thousand Dresses are in Dresses for atternoon. Rich Satins Taffetas Crepe de Chines Crepe Meteors Beaded Georgettes —_ gC A A et ee ~we -” 0 atl et ~— — = Absolute Clearance of Our a Stock of 800 Suits tremendous Surely i them mn a $ Suits, A Dress Sale Extraordinary! this great Sift Tor ~<a Combinations Sik Paulettes Charmeuses - _ in aia i CO ee ewar ls On Sixth Street—Bet. Locust and St. Charles Silvertones! Mond aah. ror e\e ry Emb, Georgettes Silk Tricolettes ee ati ee ee Sale of Our Finest Wraps $48 Values tpto $12 er a ne ge A ti ie ° ag gg Oe hy A gag — ay Rage Sty les include nifty Kitons, with aeeordien jaunty sport models, boleros, hipped- i) ripples, flares, strictly tai- i ' tf ror Read these won ) $ ii (ft ii (} 3 a \ $ | 1} = ) ) 4 ) ee lore Keegy for now, offered in two ) 75 | oc ‘asion e — apy tie — ~*~ ee aa Wd ey 2B ast cael cubes neni apne a Og eer a aa , po a he eee ee ae oR ape 1 Th aie h ikea see ie rE a tee ete vo | anal letras A «Oia ep OREN eaten = Rg ceccermmane te / s * oe a Sarl ST - DS” ean : “? nw“ ’ ae iS . 7 Bea ae. eee ie — “se Pie eitesy FBS LTS LI Gg ARIE ASI Y, 8 NGI TS ANE: + 1 en ‘ * . nist ack ar. i od bk ea i

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st. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. ee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— nena ee ee te EE —_ —_ om: oe oe ae ee See en LA ———— W. rg Mr. and Mrs. I.. W. Johnson of . James David. uy ar Si EY PE “ee teas: Pee Peas 3 Fe FY ae RAG RAE AE Ti BIE ah AER AI AEB Me STALE A AARON SN pa ihind AniSde stip s soe 7 Pe Deh oang “ Pade! 2 PN Be ee H. J. at 6790 Kingsbury boulev: ofa ore re- S s - * Joicing over the arrival of a son, ocia vents Le ne ee ee ee 1? Continued From Preceding Page. ( nt he ‘Mrs. Frank V. De Brouillet, ; sy No Trunk Like a WARDROBE 'F. H. Dodge, and Mmes. Harry : . Wo Wardrobe Like a HARTMANN | Pflager, Pettingill, George Brown, N. A. MeMillan M. 8: french, W. T. Ravenscroft, Harvey G. Mudd, Percival Chubb, J. B. Shap- leigh, M. A. Goldstein, E. E. Magill, ~~ Manley G. Breaker, Frnest hroeger, oe : eer pate —~ i ieataict sili. an oa \ , ta iaee , Kal vty rahe eat IE it Lengtey msn g ripen asi agreed die -peyiethan ye + hey css ING nie Sistates bitoni seating tl wiry tran Baa: ~ — a epg aH spew sa he ere ish cgedanitess PD aiprectgor a! opie ae END Sais Sea ene A gB t eat oa . . ” : ae ee SOL ee. a tee ee 7 Se aie ancy Wien 2 va 9, we ag Y 7 - ae, ae fe shang a S n Fy . ale ¥ PIO, A tye * : sry 3 oe £) Cage 4 a a , ‘ - : s Sih & TE OE So plcan ‘‘QUIRKS’”’ of The House of Quality t Serene ee puis 7 Aes a : 1228 OLIVE STREET ESTABLISHED 1873 WE DO REPAIRING : Dyed and Pressed Like New. 3 a3 oe Ladies’ and Children’s Panama, Leghorn and Straw Hats Cleaned, J. J. RYAN, 617 Lucas Av. vesterday for South ' They will join Mrs, Charles Volkening, formerly Louis, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, —_——~— a ee oe le ra CKERMANS | Sil Washington Ave. ANY = ” ~~ re 7 - - - “ * . Pit al -_ ™ evkaht) —_ pr eahine he ret Cah ee aux bine rere AR SL _ $2 teerentiee SOwhigi tne, Aaa wane poe M i aaa Ses aE oak AG * > *- = - , - ‘ . ” ‘ . 7 + 7 ‘ be “ pw ~ = endies -, Par Piet ba Ss te i iets aim 4 1 eae i # ry Tit eae ¥ .> sh Se Se ap te vi ap RIS eles pentane est Bye oh as par en d - A o a : atl a gee Oa ee 2 rei f- -« 7 Oy pp ae WOES ste - > ies ; ae , / en elle -sasagn c: “ bor pe eS Bo Br duets 7: py a aes 3 Nags ae. OM po be ts I Maa latnas Yee EE ‘ees ON Mee ; J ‘ ; / - 2 4 ioe -™ a: 2 we I on ~ ane Dn ‘ mn mihi 7 a tontehd ~ =~ ~~ - = — ; » a coh ist? og c t T= ooo we ret Pew ek »- Ome - EA os pa $ ~~ ty enn serene want 3 f , 5 Haye Me wt} = z e] . “ xe - — cee ee ea eT IM ites Sa De tee tree sis ne PE TD sy eh PGES wails FEA ae COR TR a, So Ty pt > . - SO S9 Sr e, “ - Sry errr eer a Sh ee eee meet Sinnnt > Both Covered and Leather Louis and Leather Military Heels Choice of the House—a gala occasion for every wom- an to economize. A guaranteed saving of $2.50 a pair is not to be disregarded, especially on newest fashion- able Summer models of the Ackerman quality standard. AT $10 Low Shoe: Brown Kid ai ky, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Jorasch- » Black Suede = Black Kid ® OV ERSTOCKED ' onSUITS on DRESSES Therefore a sacrifice of You may consequently Spring styles of trico- | select from smart models tine, velour checks, serge in Georgette, taffeta, and.fine gabardine. satin and serge. Values to $50 Values to $35 23 nD / A A ALGAE ALLY - BEE E282 2a eS 8) ee ‘Sn e) oo ey where they will reside. Miss Martha Bailey 5095 FEin- right avenue was hostess at a bridge luncheon vesterday afternoon in compliment to Miss Katherine Gunn, daughter of ir. end. Mra, FP. @ ' Gunn, whose marriage to ¢. Arnold Guyot wil Itake place in June. of Mf. Dict kson \frs. Ja? has BGR Ry PP sane maanein ese aa naar mena - . . Se se nar satlianes Wh seth one. = 4 OE Sapna eT Ce, ee re ee Re NG Rei ond Sia Fe o : peers elie par cas onlin aarp heey PR oniay wate pa Te Mal ii Seah ng 2 $4.50 ynd 55 values ladies’ silk hose Pw. f .9 Special for Monday Ladies’ fine embroidered and clocked full fashion pure dipped silk hose—- black, navy, cordovan, bronze, $2 65 — —- =. a ape eae nn ar lane ieee wines ai « Senegah apna mens) igaiiieontte deer tiene o gray—values well worth $4.50 and $5—special for Monday. . : Wolff’ Washington Ave. at Broadway ‘ vi HR ah 44 w i a eh oe pepe aes a 3 place at Temple Israel Tuesday ning, Rabbi Witte offici es O'clock. Miss Esther = tend the bride Al Fihn will Meyer will at- a8 maid of honor and serve as best man. mony at the Hote] Jefferson. young couple will be June 15 at 556! at home after Waterman avenue. Mrs.. M. Schoenrich of 5965 Wells avenue entertained Thursday evening With a luncheon for twelve. Mr. and Mrs Schoenrich recently = re- turned from an extended trip through California, Mexico and the West. The = suests included, Mrs. Chiles, Mes. =| Waechtel, Mrs. Schoenrich. Misses: | Ida and Edna kKuetterer, Edna Mu- ,, nert, Helen Kaufmann, Grace Potter, Pauline Potter, Emma Bender, Em- ma Lippert and Neva Brandon. ~———— Mrs. S. kk. Edwards, assisted by es her daughter, Mrs. Nisbet of. 5700 E Clemens avenue, was hostess to the \ Kirkwood Fortnightly Club Thurs- | day. Luncheon was served at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Edwards gave the paper tor the afternoon on “l’rance in the Late War.’”’ A card party will be given Thurs- day, May 27, at 2 o’clock at the Queen's Daughters’ Home, 3439 Lindell boulevard, for the benefit of 'the home association building fund. Mrs. Ralph Huntor will be the hos- -— « . . . . F > p ? ,oYy 4 N . Mad ce > ee ™» rs ¢ ¢ es ~ — oe a Ee ee oe ee ——SSS ee ER A LLL AL TIT ——————— ane ——————— nl ee ree ee OL A AT ee EO ee lL A —— ee ee = eer Serene nne rene oer ° David and J Scotcl S} Just 1500 yz hams, in many wide. Limit Printed V This is kno’ Voiles made a Gastean patterns and 38 3 pattern to ac ee we Permanent F White Org: asc Yar: Very fine Organdie for ¥ dresses and dren’s wear. ders perfectly inches wide, 1200 soft-finished I for women’s children's gar 38 in. wide. ra yards to | tomer. — ae | | | | ! ; (Second F Decia lt y and taffeta and hair t close-fittin; face styles. ostrich, ril tassels. T fn navy, _ shades and Untrimn ® 4 The Untrt piping, -the-face | black and co Ready-to-¥ wear oo" t | Hizne%ofore Lan in the Floor Lam; rubbed maho light pull _ cord an pl with ogi an assortme! heavily lined, nille éringé priced, comp Mahogany gble Table with patent. two-light pu bave 16-inch of colors, an fia Furni Bedroom $138.5 This Suite cx bed Fiber Ro $13.% Serviceabic. | Fiber Rocker atered fh cret: provided wit! senna. Tapes ‘* Davenp $137. Atiractive C! model. uphels @ good quality try. Gq feet. Mahog Console and Mirror Queree Anne tlonally good ticking. and with eterills Rize 4 ft, 4 4 in Tapestry Chairs, | The frames id mahbeoacany. estry covering Gesian, with bk cushicn seats

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©. J. Curby, August + ‘ulver, George Ww. ued on Page Six. ~~ a Miake this event thing, and every | at fail to share | | | nists! | | | | o_o Now: , Use the B National . “Bust de- veloped 5 inches,’’ says Mre, Al- lendorf. ——_—_ “The firgt three bust dev 3% wm..” ports Allendorf., * al Bust Developer Jonal is the special! Bust De- . C. 8S. Carr formerly reocem- eC _Physical Culture Maga- @ only safe, reliable method enlarging the bust in a nat- f this method, Dr, Carr sald: it will bring about a develop- busts quite astonishing.” been proven over and over by The National. In reports ct have obtained Dr. * @s much as evelopment wy following Dr. tions. ABLE BOOK FREE Want a beautiful, nlumo, for our valuable book on ft. coutainine the article by which he telle specifically 4 of non-development and how ay be developed harmlessly to autiful proportions. Sent free biman in need of development. ) book sent sealed. inclose 6c E OLIVE COMPANY. | - - - Clarinda, Tows erfluous LAIR Manently and Sptndosly from id limbs. No depilatories or ef used. No woman can with an unsightly grot treatment, % WS ARCHED — sitations—we have only one each city listed below. -Francis Method 22 Frisco Bide. roit, Pittsburg, Chices® lis, Loe Angeles, Kansas 'y. Oakland, Cal. i ee ona . a ss hea LO aie seb Ras a aaa Ba “tal AO. eae : ee at RP ty: coy” ine a > SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920, — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ~ It Begins Monday o at 9 O'clock STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. STIX, BAER & FULLER David and John Anderson’s Imported Scotch Zephyr Gingham, Special, 75c Yard Just 1500 vards of this finest of all ging- hams, in many pleasing patterns. rds to a customer. wide. Limit 1 Printed Vosles, Special, 95c Yard This is known as one bf the best two-ply / Voiles made and is shown in beautiful new patterns and colorings of almost endless variety. 38 inches wide. pattern to a customer. Limit x dress Permanent Finish White Organdie, 7sc Yard Very fine sheer Organdie for waists, dresses and chil- dren’s wear. Laun- ders perfectly. 38 inches wide. Limit se yards. White Lingerfe Batiste, Special, 95¢ Yard 1200 yards of fine, soft-finished Batiste for women’s and children’s garments. 38 in. wide. Limit sa yards to a cus- tomer. (Second Floor.) } } ; ' ' ' | Genuine Blossom Voile, Special, soc Yard This material is very desirable for blouses and dresses and is shown in a wide assortment of solid shades, also white and . black. Buying limit 10 yds. (second Floor.) Longcloth, Specially Priced, ro Yards, $2.95 2400 yds. of soft- finished Longcloth, splendid for wom- en’s and chifdren’s fine undergarments. 36 inches’ wide. 2 pieces to a cus- tomer. (Sixth St. Highway— Main Floor.) and taffeta tassels. 1 in navy, jade, ee black and colors. Ready-to- wear combinations, and maline and hair braid. They are shown in close-fitting pleated brim and off-the- face styles, with trimmings of flowers, ostrich, ribbon, hand embroidery and There is an unlimited variety black, white, shades and two-tone effects. Untrimmed and Ready-to-Wear Hats, $1.50 The Untrimmed Hats are of Milan, hemp piping, in small shapes, turbans, tams. mee styles and sailors, and come in Banded Hate wear show plaited effects. soft-finish Milans, emps, and yarn and straw combinations, in ion colors and black, Decided Uiiderselitan in | Trimmed Hats $17.00 Hats repre- senting the | new Summer styles are of taffeta, Geor- gette, Milan pastel | for sports (Third Floor.) Lamps at Savings in the Underselling Campaign Floor Lamps, with hand- rubbed mahogany base, 2- light pull chain socket, silk cord and plug, are fitted with 24-inch silk shades in of colors, heavily lined, and with che- They priced, complete, at $25.00 Mahogany Finished Port- fitted an assortment nille fringe. able Table Lamps, are with patent shade holder, two-light pull chain socket, cord and plug, have 16-inch silk shades in a wide variety of colors, and dre priced ~ .. $27.95 (Fifth Floor.) Furniture. Underselling Bedroom Suite, $138.50 | This Suite consists of Gresser, bed and chest, and may be had in So seanggpne walnut or mahogany. Fiber Rockers, $23.75 ceable, well-built Fri Rockers, uphol- etered in cretonne and provided with spring seats, Tapestry ‘ Davenport, $137.50 Attractive Chesterfield . 6% feet in length. » Mahogany Console Table end Mirror, $43.75 Queen Anne patiern; -both pleces ‘match erx- actly. and are of lib- eral size; . “Drexal” Hair Mattresses, $34.50 These are handmade, Covered with an excep- sterilized hair. mee © 8. 6 me. by 6 ft. } Four-Post Wood Beds, $44.75 These are shown in attractive patterns, with Panel headboard ani turned post footboard, and may be had in American walnut or browh mahogany, 4 ft. 6 in. and 3 ft. 3 in. sizes. Odd Dressers, $43.75 American walnut ofr brown mahogany Dress- ers, in neat plain styles, fitted with pattern- ehape mirror, Simmons’ Steel - Beds, $11.95 Verr substantially built Beds, in double size only, made with continuous post, in Ver- nis Martin finish. Landau Kitchen Cabinets, $43.75 Convenlently arranged, with good size dish cab- fnet, cake and bread box, sliding top, pastry board, etc, Made of oak, in’ dull finish. Drop Leaf Tea Wagons, $24.75 Brown mahogany or American walnut finish, in a very serviceable size, equipped with drop leaves, Telephone Stand and Stool, $6.95 Substantially built, and finished in brown mahogany, Set includes stand and stool, (Sixth Floor.) 32 inches P- ‘es "a aa ee -* 7 . © ae ies 2 ae re ~ Png Biss: Fy ; e me” es ey Ces at VA ay " a : P vv er ‘ _ : . i x % wa : . f 7 - ™ " ec. Lace and Georgette Waists, $3.98 Flowered Geor- gette and ecru em- broidered net Waists. They are of exceptional quality, and come in sizes from 36 to 44. (Square 2—Main Floor.) Handkerchiefs Women’s ure Irish Linen and- kerchiefs, embroid- ered in one-corner designs, in all white —quarter-inch hem- stitched hems, 25c (Main Floor.) —_— Georgette at $1.89 Yard / Splendid assort- ment of exquisite colorings, as well as black and white, and is of exception- al quality, 40 inches wide. (Main Foon) Allover Laces, $1.89 Yard In a good assort- ment of patterns in both white and cream, 18 in. wide. (Main Floor.) a 2 eS Val. Laces, 89c Dozen Yards Finé quality Val. Lace Edges, Inser- tions, Beadings and Beading Edges, in various weaves and patterns, in. white and cream. Some are in matched sets. (Main Ficor.) Sewing Machines “Halma” Sewing Machines, in an oak case, drop-head model, . with four drawers, $21.50 “Emblem-SewN,” drop-head model, oak case, with four drawers. $24.75 (Fifth Floor.) Curtains At $2.55 Pair Cluny Lace-Edged Marquisette Cur- tains, hemstitched band, in ivory and beige. At $7.45 Pair Handmade Cluny Curtains of excel- lent quality, mount- ed on bobbinet. Wide ipsertion and edge of real Cluny lace. Beige only. (Fourth Floor.) At 4s5c Yard A splendid assort- ment of drapery cretonnes, suitable for overdraperies, slip covers, etc. At 95c Yard Sunfast Madras, broken lines from our regular stock, slightly irregular, 36 inches wide. ee we ae ie — Brussels Rugs, $28.75 Seamless Eureka and Edgemere Brus- sels Rugs, made of pure worsted yarn, in a wide va- riety of small all- over designs, 9x12: foot size. (Fourth Floor.) -_——. -— —-- eee re 2-Yard-Wide Printed Linoleum, 8sc Square Yard 1000 yards of 2- ard-wide Printed inoleum, with cork and burlap back, in block and hardwood designs. (Fourth Floor.) Picture Frames Fine handmade swing- ing-stand F b o tograph Frames, finished in rose tone «old. in sizes to fit pictures from 5x8 to 8x10 inches, complete with glass and back, are special at 87.45. Beautiful remark proof etchings in brown, framed in two-inch brown frames. size 17% 27 inches outside: come tin many subjects for se- lection, Special, $7.49. Hand-colored coples of noted paintings, in figures, and landscapes. framed in dull gold or mahogany. in a sivle of melding adapted to the individual subjects. are very epecial at £7.50. (Fourth Floor.) - y-Llanderselines Six Days of the Greatest Value-Giving This Store Has Ever Planned—An Absolute Demonstration of Our Undersellin Do Not Judge the Importance of the Offerings by the Small Space Devoted to Them—Limited Space Necessitates the Use GRAND-LEADER LL ALLELE ALO LL LO LALA AO NN eT. at te tte Ce Women’s Suits, Dresses, Wraps and Blouses) Radically Reduced for the Underselling Campaign— The Greatest Values of the Season May Be Obtained— We Urge Early Buying Women’s Suits at prices you will instantly recognize as being exceptionally low for the character of merchandise. At $20.75— , : In this lot are Suits in broken lines and sizes. All extraordinary values. At $39.75— Suits of-tricotine, checks and men’s-wear serge. At $49.75— Wonderful Suits of tricotine, checks and twills radically reduced. (Third Floor.) Also high-class Model Dresses at pro- portionate savings. Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks Underselling Price, $59.75 Full-size Trunks, of three-ply veneer, covered and bound with hard fiber, solid post corner construction, with special steel trimmings, cretonne lining throughout, open cushion top, large roomy drawers, hat and shoe box, and wardrobe for twelve to fifteen suits or dresses. Traveling Bags, Fiber Suitcases, $6.00 | $4.75 These are made Made of heavy long grain fabricoid, _ over steel frames, 18-inch size, with | lined throughout with cretonne, and sewed corners, COv- | have good locks and ered frame, inside lock, claw catches, bolts, straps all and three inside around = and ° sole pockets. leather corners. 24- Japanese Matting | 81z¢e. Cases,. $1.50 Matting _Good quality Mat- Telescope, 25c ting, made over These come in boxwood frames, | ten sizes and are with good lock and | — of broad palm, bolts, bound edges -closely woven, The and leather corners. | same case with Three sizes. strap, soc (Men’s Store Across the Street—Fourth F1.) DUPaeeowummnwwst Underselling Items for Monday—In the Downstairs Store Staple Cotton Goods Rompers and Creepers at $3.75: Come in navy, white and navy- and-white combi- nations and shown Im a number of styles, such as off- the-face, sailor and chin chin. They have the new pleated brims and are trimmed with small novelty pins and headed de- signs. (Downstairs Store.) Crepe de Chine Hdkchiefs, 15¢ Each Women’s fine quality crepe de chirie Handkerchiefs in plain, allover and one- corner embroidered styles. Some of these Tafteta Hats a —_—iin are subject to slight imperfections. Very special: values.: (Downstairs Store.) Embroideries | Organdie Flouncing, St, Gall edges and 69c Yard insertions, in widths These come in 36- ranging up to 4% nae gp inches, Included are | Jere seen, were fine quality Swiss and ‘ry popular for Sum- nainsook, embroidered mer dresses, They are in a splendid variety of excellent § quality of attractive designs. organdie, beautifully embroidered in elabo- |, rate designs, in many instances in relief ef. Sample Corsets, $1.29 — Ramples of R, & G. ‘ 4 and other makes, in Suk Hosiery, batiste or net. in pink 49c a Pair or white, low and medium bust styles\ in models _Drepstitch thread silk, semi-fashioned, lisnle garter tops: slight seconds, medinm figures. — de for and average ‘ White Footwear, $1.59 Pair Several hun- dred pairs of Ox- fords and Pumps —made of fine strong white can- vas, with leather soles-and heels, . in all sizes. (Downstairs Store.) Women’s Capes, Coats and Wraps Greatly Reduced for the Underselling at $29.75, $39.75 and $49.75 They are all in this season’s best styles and of desirable materials. 900 Georgette Blouses Offered Monday in Un- $4.95 derselling Campaign at.. Waists bought at a very great price con- cession and offered to you at a price that would hardly pay for the material. Each Waist is fresh and new, attractively trim- med, and made with short or long sleeves. All light colors, in a full range of sizes. (Third Floor.) Sample Bags and Purses | Two of New York’s foremost manu- | facturers of Bags and Purses have con- tributed their entire sample lines to make our Underselling Campaign ‘a | great event. These are most exclusive “ _ lines and include Bags of every type, for | shoping and dress, in an endless variety. There are Bags of vachette, pin seal, | English morocco, suede and finest leathers, silk tapestries, gold-embroid- ered cloth and beautifully imported French silks, fitted with most elaborate | accessories. ! The dainty Vanity Purses have cord handles, in plain and fancy silks, priced | $3.50, $5.00, $7.50 $10.00, $15.00 and up to $42.50 each (Main Floor.) ee me we ee | l- - —— oo “ -—--— oo ’ No Mall or Phone Orders Filled. Sheets, $2.45 Each Pequot and Utica Mills Sheets, knagrn as the best wearing and laundering cottons to be had. Size 81390 inches, Limit, four to’a customer. White Goods, 25c Yard 2000 yards of White Goods, including sheer cluster stripes and Russian cords, Lonsdale Muslin, 35c Yard Bleached Lonsdale Muslin, soft finished: inches wide. (Green Ticket). Amoskeag Gingham, 39c Yard \ Newest Spring plaid effects; 32 inches, wide. 3 O’clock Special—— A lot of 2000 yards of extra heavy bleached mercerized | Table Damask, $1.00 Yard. In a beautifal range of patterns. Two yards wide, ae 36 ne ee _--— na nderselling of Silks | Foulards, $1.98 Yard Beautifol all-silk Foulards of exceptional qual- itv, in attractive designs on differently colored grounds, 36 inches wide. Tatfeta, $1.98 Yard Superior quality chiffon Taffeta, in Nght and dark colors, Navy blue and African brown are included, 36 inches wide, Crepe de Chine, $1.79 Yard A weight suitable for outer and undergarments, in shades of Copenhagen, nayy, gray, African brown, maize, reseda, black and white. 40 inches wide, Messaline, $1.69 Yard Splendid quality of Messaline, in navy, old rose, tan, taupe, gray and black. 386 inches wide. (Downstairs Store.) Underwear Specials Women's Union Suits ae low neck and sleeveless model, with lace trimmed knee and tapeing at the neck and arms. Regular sizes, 30c; ext sizes, 19¢. Women’s Swiss Ribbed Vests With V-shaped taped neck, sleeveless, priced 6 for 85c, or I5¢ each, Children’s Union Suits Regulation style for boys, with short sleeves and cuff knee, open seat, in sizes up to 14 years. Also taped suits for smaller children from 4 te 12 years, with double row of buttens and drop seat. 40c tach, | Fit-Rite Union Suits Three-piece style. in low neck. sleeveless and cuff knee models, 50c, (Downstairs Store.) are » Union Suits, of good Women’s Dresses Three groups that provide economies that are most unusual. We urge our cus- tomers to make selection as early as pos- sible on Monday morning. Every group will hold great attractions for you. At $18.75— : Dresses of beaded -Georgettes and taf- fetas. At $28.75— Serges, combination satin and serge, tricotine, figured crepe de chine and Geor- gette Frocks. At $48.75— Dresses of satin, Georgettes, meteors, tricolettes, taffetas and foulards. oe See ____-*(Thiré Floor.) Men’s Underwear at Underselling Prices Athletic Men’s Athletic Union Suits, of Men's quality plaid mnain- white checked and sook, with elastic . plain nainsook, with back and _ closéd elastic band and crotch, in sizes 92 | closed crotch, 95c to 38, at 69c Men’s Knit Union Men’s Athletic Suits, of fine white Union Suits of | liSle-finished ribbed striped madras, cotton and _ light- checked and plaid weight white bal- nainsook, crepe and | briggan, well fin- fancy effects, with ished, with short side opening and _= sleeves and closed elastic back, closed crotch, ankle length crotch, in sizes 34 —sizes 34 to 44, to 40, at $71.55 | at ISIS Men’s Athletic Men’s Knit Union Union Suits, made | Suits, of an excep- of fancy striped | tional quality of madras, fine checked | fine ribbed cotton, nainsook and silk | in white and ecru, striped materials, | well finished, with with elastic band closedcrotch, These and closed crotch. | come with short Not all sizes may | sleeves, three-quar- be had in each ter length, in sizes style, $1.35 ' 34 to 44, $7.65 (Main Floor.—Main Bldg.) ACCA Children’s Micky ! Rompers and Creep- ers, made of ging- ham and chambray, in solid colors; sizes 6 months to 6 years, Women’s ers, flesh colored, with elastic at knee and waist, small ruffle, . _55C (Downstairs Store and Sixth St. Highway-— Main Floor.) ; Women’s extra size Nightgowns of cambric, in slhipover style, trimmed with embroidery edge and beading. Special $1.50 (Downsta irs Store.) — an Floorcoverings in,the Underselling Campaign Extra Size 6xg Matting Linoleum Rugs, $2.50 Each Rugs, 22.85 | Serviceably woven Lot of genuine bur- | imported Japan ese lanp-back Cork Lino- ji¢ Matting Rugs, in a leum Rugs. for excep- = large selection of flo- tionally large rooms. ral and Oriental de- They come in bard- signs, Reversible. wvood and allover ¢ ~~ : : atterns, and | 7 sneasure 12526" feet. | Ringwalt's en to slight imi- Floorcovering, perfections. » ssc Square Yard — pry : This Flooreoverthg ugsS, ~24. | ig of excellont wearing A pr att 4 aaa allover, floral may be used ans oe and medallion effects, a a en Pe Some sre slightly room measurements. shaded, but each one is ereatly underpricet. _ Lace Curtains, 79c Pair 500 waire of attractive Nottingham Lace Cur- tains. joined at the top in valance effect, They are all clean and perfect, Cretonne, ggc Yard This i« an exceptional collection of Cretonnes of a. cuales made to sell at considerably more than the price auoted nbove. Brass Extension Rods, 8c 5000 Fttension Rods, made of extra heavy braes, with ball ends, Will extend to 50 inches, . complete with brachete. : oe oe (Downstairs Store.) (Downetairs Store.) a ee _ — —— Po me 7 Ss LID/ Art Needlework Stamped Tubing Pillowcases, size 36 X42, a good assort- ment of designs, and are hemstitched for crocheting. Printed instructions for crocheting are included, at $1.69 pair. Limit 2 pairs to a customer and no mail or phone orders accepted. Stamped Luncheon Sets, conSisting of 8 plate and 8 tum- bler doilies, in bun- galow .style, made of good quality In- dian Head, $1.00 Sofa Pillows, both sides of velour, with galloon trimmings, in rose, blue, mul- berry, brown or green, at $4.59 Filet Lace-Trim- med Scarfs, sizes 18x45 and 18x54, in a food assortment of styles, some with Filet motifs and panels, $1.39 (Second Floor.) Notions “Bonnie B’’ Hair Nets, of the very best quality haman hair, in can or fringe styles. Limit, two dorven to a custo- mer. Pxcept ionally vriced at S85c doen, Shinola Shoe Polish, in black and colors. Limit, three cans to a customer, Sic the can. Wilsnap and Shursnap \ Tasteners. in white and black, Limit, 12 cards to a buyer. Se card. White Ibias Seam Tape, in various widths, 6-vard pieces, 10c¢ piece, Milward’. Sewing Needles, itn thé best sizes, Ve paper. Brass Safety Pins, of tinest auality, Se card. White Cotton Tape. 8- rard rolls, gssorted ‘widths, 10c¢ roll! Paper Shopping Bags. ye each, Dexter’s Knitting Cot- . limit four to a sc ball, (Main Floor.) ton, buyer, — Housewares Lenox Soap, 10 Bars for 35c Procter & Gambtle’s Laundry Soap: buying limit ten bars, and no mail or phone orders accepted, Floor Mop O11, 73C Triangular “Moos, for polishing e@ .d cleaning hardwoed floors, etc.,. complete with a bottlg of polish. Washtubs, $1.29 Large size. No, 38. made of galvanized iron, Water Buckets, 37C 10-qt. size, made of galvanized iron. Clotheslines Gioeod quality hemp l.ines— 50-foot size. Ife TS-foot size. "Ve 100-foot size, B3Ve Washboards, 4}c¢ “silver King” full-size Reard, with metal rub- hing surface. Bread Makers, $1.85 Landers. Yraryv & Clark make. 4-loaf sire, made of heavy bleck tin. Frying Pans, r2c 9-inch Steel Fry Vans, with polished inside, Electric Irons, $3.49 The superior make “NMiartha Washington,” full 6-pound weigts#t. complete with cord and plug. Heating element guaranteed for one year. Aluminum Doublé Boilers, $1.69 Made of heavy-rance aluminum: upper veesel helds two quarts, Cover fite both res«sel«, so they mary be used separately. Aluminum Teakettles, $1.95 Hieavy avalitr seam- less Aluminum Teaket- tles. 5-at. «ize. Aluminum Saucepan Sets, $1.79 1's, 2 and 3 quart sizes, of good quality Alaminum Saucenans. (Fifth Floor.) Wall Paper Good quality Wall Paper. «old with match- ed border. Hc the roll. Duplex Oatmeal la- per, 30 Inches wide, in tan. ereyv. brewn. patty and green, Itc the roll. Redroom Papers. in chintz. floral and atriped designs. with borders to match, 2'ee the rofl. Tapestry and ° Cloth Effects, 20c the rell. Designs suitable for living rooms, halls or dining rooms. sold with matched border, lic the roll. We furnish firet-claes paper hangers if de- elred. Viease bring messere- ments of the roeem te be papered, (ieurth F : : LR eS 6 eo SS The Following Fieme! AreforMondayOnly — _ + Ne ee & On g Ability of Small Type and Illustrations Save on Linens During the Underselling Campaign Linen Tablecloths and Napkins Made of fine quality ali-linen bleached dam- ask, in several patterna. 68:1 86-inch cloth, spe- cial at $9.00 each. 22x 22-inch ; toe match, special, dozen, 63x68-Inch cloth, epe- cial at $7.50 each. Lunch Cloths, Special, $1.50 Ea. Made of a good, heavy quality of bleach- ed damask. tn stripe. epot or Fleur-de-Lis patterns, and nicely hemmed, Subject te slight imperfections, Huck Towels, Special, r9c Each Measure’ 18x36 inches, made- of good quality . P: bleached hemmed. Linen Towels, huck, nicely ’ Special, 95c Each | All-linen Huck,.zTow- els, with satin ers, size 18x34 inches, hem- stitched, ; Table Damask, Special, $2.95 Yd. Exceptionally heavy all-linen bleached satin Damask, shown in sev- eral designs, 70 inches wide; limit, six yards to a customer. Bath Towels, Special, 39c Each Heavy bleached Terry cloth Towels, with woven stripes of pink, blue, lavender and gold, nicely hémmed, at this special price. Limit, six to a customer. “La Tausca” Pearl Necklaces of Second Quality Every strand has a solid gold clasp. Quantities of some qualities are lim- ited. ; ‘Indestructible — | graduated. | Cream color only— 18-in. length, $6.50 24-in. length, $7.50 30-in. length, $8.50 Wax filled, Ori- ental luster, grad- $9 24-1n. length, {ro 30-in, length, $r2 | “Empress of India’ Pearl Necklaces, $5.00 Subject to slight imperfections, 24- | uated. 18-in. length, Japanese Tablecloths, $1.39 Each (48248-Inch Clethe, hemstitched, with fast- colored blue designe in white grounds. ° Tablecloths and Napkins to Match, $9.50 Set Set consists of one Cloth 70x70 inches and one doren 241274-inch Napkins of fine quality hed satin-finiesh in pretty de- bleac damask, signa, Bleached Table Damask, 9sc Yd. Sereral pretty designs in ax . ity of damask, 64 inches wide, Madeira Pillowcases, $9.95 Pair Fine quality linen, beautifally hand em- roidered tn eyelet de- signs and hand scal- loped, Hemmed Huck Towels, 25c Each Made of good quality bleached. huck with Gre- clan border designs. —— 100 doz in the ; Pattern . Tablecloths, $2.50 Each A «splendid qnalitry of bleached damask in a number of attractive patterns, Size 72x73 inches, f Second Floor.) heavy qual-§ SO * a ~ 7 | inch length, graduated. : Our last shipment of 400 strands did ' mot measure up to the usual standard, | _fand although we purchased them as | | first quality, we have decided to close ‘| the entire lot out at a great reduction. | Beautifully graduated, they may be had in cream or white. has a solid gold clasp. Boys’ Wash Suits, tach string (Main Floor.) $3.19 and $3.98 Of guaranteed fast-color fab- ries, In the middy, Oliver Twist and belted styles, with long or , short sleeves, green, color combinations, ver Wash Saits are also included in this sale, any Suit that fades when ltaun- dered, rears. White. blue, tan, and fancy atripes and Tom Saw- We will replace Sizes from “% te 10 (Men's Store Across the Street.) Boys’ | Furnishings Boys’ Blouses, 59C fade of good percales, chambraye and white madrns, with col- lars attached. All sizes. Sleeping Garments, $1.48 Checked Sleeving Garments, in one and two-piece stvles, froe trimmed, The one- piece esivles come tin sizes & to ti: the two- piece, in sizes 8 to 18. nainaook. Nightshirts, 95c Mustin Nightehirte, with V-shaped neck, braid trimmed. tn sizes 6 te 18 years. Belts, 19¢ Varions «tvies in black and tan Belts, assorfed buckles, Sizes 26 to 30. Windsor Ties, 25¢ © Made of good quality meseniine. in attractive selid es. ‘(Third Floor—Men's * Store Across the Bireet) Bicycles, Special at $27.50 For men, boys and girls, equipped with coaster brakes, high-grade guaranteed non- skid tires, seamless steel tubing, highly enameled in beautiful contrasting colors. 18, 20 and 22 inch frames. Men'« Store Across the Street——Fourth Floor.) Underselling Week in the Children’s Shoe Department Many Unusual Opportunities to Effect Savings on Children’s High-Grade Shoes Oxfords for misses and growing girls are of excellent quality pat- ent leather end gun- metal. in broad toe Inats, aned heave Good- year welted sewed soles. Sizesh Sie te 11 and 1i%, te 2. $5.50 the per. “Like Dad” Shoes for bors come in brewn side leather and cun- metal calf, Sires up te 6. Vriced at $5.50 the pair. co a a re -- ~~ Infants’ and Chil- dren's Ankle Strap Silp- ners of patent leather. in bread tee laste with hand-turned sclee, in sizes from 4 to &. Spe- elaliy vriced at $1.98 the patr. In growing cirte’ sizes are shown tine Shees. low with mediam reond toes. in brown calf only. siten and widths. perfect-t. - heeled * : meter D sy Oe ARE ade is . mr pie ht pes ae — re k a Se nn mate tal " ? } i é 4 na —? ae BPs soe ee t Wi * - — ~ ol i. 1 “ i La || iS | & = ef} ii a0 | ij | i] 3 ' | _ e4 @ 4 cel || af Be - - alt E }] oe ~~ tj] nd ti ‘ ay «oh E if as : or } Se q ~- 7 es i | mt a T mm it oo ow tt 7 att (Children’s Shoe Department, Main Floor) «

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re wat, Pi aad oe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. ° fee Se ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Co oetey a 4 afer ik? Spies r > ro Hens" re . ” s 4 ore Wf ir ~~ os Pp ab: An Peas As ose es mh he Peds oo Se a tet = - aie : i = EO ee hn ers St - nr roe shee % pA a! ey vied RA Per 2 pee ae Pree ere hed : i , aa est e : = SS ee ee es P squirrel collar and cuffs. Many Hocker. J. H. Roblee and Henry I. You A E Bee / ] ° re E.spectaily invtte other garments as Capes, Scarfs Langenberg. p : y L 4 to Our 4 ~y ry? ° +08 — alban vqieancat Students and members.of the Store [his Week to See able. prices. Leaving town in a Alumnae Association of the Academy , money saving t i few days. For inspection call of the Visitation, Belt and Cabanne deof fi slit yale corgette hand oii ) } ; ey PSG it. Hhadeof ierend. bine ak geo fect, button] | Statler Hotel, room 1356. Every avenues, will join forces May 29 and - Me L ae ur rears Bue. day until 3 P. M. $0 in the celebration on a large scale Our price of 88.98 includes of the recent canonization at Rome TE sacra eet a | of Blessed. Margaret Mary, one of the patrons of that institution. The eorfally re y. oo ¢ | Aa q Maffitt and mils ‘rowley, and Morning api i . Mmies. Charles Massee, I’rank Ring » Ed J. Scott, J. B. Thomas, Cornelius Tompkins, Alonzo CC. Church, David Evans, Marguerite Hopkins, Vol ©. Turner, James M. Franciscus, Mal- colm MacDonald,.Ralph Butler, W. (. McBride, Martin Shaughnessy, ™% Monroe Tyler, J. F. Schlafly, Lily Steinhoff, John Scott. Alphonse Walsh, Pau] Bakewell, Edward 1.. Barnard, Annie B. Bowen, Helen A. I. Carton, Seth Cobb and Julia Cab- anne; Misses Kugenia Chouteau and M. Teresa linn, and Mmes. Julia (‘abanne, Thomas Knapp, Jobn O'Fallon Delaney, Charles A. Faris, Nan Taylor and Festus J. Wade. ENR a ages mint aah Team en ett ante e ES ee Why Sey Tiecol he a Bo oR. Np ng 9 elehilc eri ONL de GE Pig es RMN seg! UA ee oe gl a rrsrrrroisr se eereaes i se Occy TEM: * ron of rang ena _ te im the Kntire Store mB) | oe ee Priced to $35 en pir Pay Nad ee ae pats how mn 3 General Pershing’s Sword Which Was Presented to Him by the “Oldfriendsof Missouri’’ m, AS ES Se FSS 2S SF eS GOP SES O FR OEE TEE E ES © 5 BUSS = BES? AT OSO HOD ~ 4 * SESS *PEOEEESOSEE BSR EEE SEES = SRS OF ES HOD NESS SSE SDE*ERSERSECE SE OS CEEETESE E64 OO rex Stee Ree 4. 7 a Ee — oes Se ees & OSs «42S S 2 8 CaS SPS | SS eo & Christer et Pop 505-08 If. Braach, ‘ Branch. W 3 scho« Ere _—-» Wit hy A SEN ACM VP Ee pr ange eb Raid vee cae a - - a ILADIES’ SUITS Over 300—Trom $4 op. Be the Bow wellest homes« in the Cloaks. 3%—cost 8°25. Gir $1.50. Hove’ Overcoatea, 81. 9 83.7. skirtea. $1. 3837 Delmar* First. } last, aiwavs in ti 3 se Poast-Dispate! h WANT or" _ ee ee ial The scabbard 1s of 18-carat green gold, embossed with laurel, encircled with bands of 18-carat yellow gold, on which is engraved Gen. Pershing‘s com- plete military record. On each side of the presentation inscription is a row of diamonds; while the four stars signify Gen. Pershing’s rank, seen between the encircling bands, are of blue white dia- monds set in platinum. Just below the ‘inscription is the seal of Missouri. At the end of the scabbard, on each side, is raised in yellow gold a representation of the American eagle. a a ED Sie AE STE pa Choice, st 5 on s et ache cbr ES NS AE pag Pe one ’ ’ eee ee ee ee — ee \ Sensa SS £2 2 BOSD OS & OBESE BS 6 BPOR FOS EETE 644 OE SY 2 OS | ~ = (Vone Reserved) ~*~ Many Full or Half Lined Should you require a Coat for Summer or early Fall wear you will find no better chance to be thrifty than this. About 300 fashionable styles may be selected from. Each garment the acme of good looks and de- pendability. All sizes for everyone. Goldtone Coats Silvertone Coats Wool Velour Coats Burella Coats oY sone ee eters ee es - h + stad = ~ c a * ‘ fon 4 = ein 4 ey ba. ale tid acl i arta cite tae enmins A C AB a See % - 2S a eR ta tl ae ID CNS aaa HU ee engd! Winn. 54 gecdy The blade is of steel, 32 inches long, and profusely etched with typical em- blems-...The hilt is of 18-carat gold, hand chased, engraved and studded with diamonds, rubies and multi-colored sap- mphires. In the hilt base is a large blue es cin { | BIG REDUCT IONS ON The graduating class of the St. Louis livrary School entectained at sapphire—Pershing’s birthstone. En- a luncheon _ Tuesday at Vander- sraved on one side of the handle are the | voort’s in honor of the principal, | V ee “ - Mrs. H. P. Sawyer, and Mrs. Drury,- {/| words, Lafayette We Are Here,” and the assistant. In the class are | on the reverse side are shown Pershing’s ee oe: Poe, See . foreign service stripes. mann, Hiesse, Brown, Mosher, luer- | it 4 | bringer, Block, Roth, Wayne and ; ; : eathahastaite | oe This - acid « be ehle ie ein | Lotre ever presented to a military commander. | f Ot a ~ REACT RARTELL AER ESET RP ERR EASE CREAR EES EL AAALALASAS SAAS EES ~ he -_ ye ile “eeaeeeret eres Oat : “a & as its oe as Ths imme! appeal to the rrrayv of cove \\ os urge , ou TOUR The Annual Retreat for teacher given at the Academy of the Sacred OUR ENTIRE STOCK OFFERED AT ® 31022 3 nesin at 4 o%clock in the tL a COST IN THIS SALE TOMORROW mmpserrs: s “eopeatanet suits , ~ Sword on exhibition tn window Mr. and Mrs. Thornton P. Boland . E have too mans of Washington, ID. ©C., are visiting all this week. W Suits in the house | Mrs. Boland’s mother, Mrs... Juila \ and” must unload at $ ‘Bb. Hellmuth of 484 Lake avenue RY . once, that’s whv we're een : ~ I, | . prose cok ee ae | The final meeting of the season of See the Music Committee, Eighth LDis- : a trict, Missouri Federation of Wom- en's Clubs, will take place Wednes-' — aay, at ALissior : sl heon will ss : be MTA 14:80 obtock. 4. pew pvedeiccc oe cmsmleN MEER SBE tel» wos seas meee gram of singing and Sai agses has been arranged by Mrs. G. (George Payne, chairman. Reservations must be made not later than Monday ‘to @all y ecre S @Vvea e Mrs. T. W. Phillips, 5209 Sout] Grand avenue. in This. cite alee (). Nilsson the uilas ette avenue, Sipe Intl at cards Tailored: types of elegance and good taste. Novelties for the young miss and the vouthful woman. Fine workman- ship a quality of each, as well as mate- rials that will afford maximum service and satisfaction. This etoc “etibraces th learee quartit Cane $+ = x we Bembied in St. Louls tall store. e . > hn Nee : “ a See ee eas et ee ~All Lb A DD EE TI CIC CITI GL er Ea reece ne S —_— ~ am io ee ee ee e* | zat no————0h 0 ho ———aa000o——TIonco0 10 FI0 +" ‘'_ ms ‘ 04 “* Wee ? New Arrivals in Smart Frocks Lovely new modes in flowered Geor- gelle. Smart new Etons of fine serge ‘This Elega $225 Lin Ord | aril 7 qualit. Mi sPring “ we ,* lec a to 2 | | Kriday afternoon in pir ga oe gee Sale at W Mrs. Frank P. Boyd of Erie. . who has teken an apartment at roy , C ress e 8 OW iaah Biltnicre for a few weeks. Tricetines— } Ser es— J The College Club will carry out ° e Z i's plane for a house-party to be 10 Instantly Have a Beautiful Rosy-White Poplins— given at the Cedars, May 24, 22 and ° ° Weol Jerseys— ”3. Reservations must be made with Skin and Complexion. . - Miss Adele Schmitz, 5385 Waterman | Silvertones— avenue, before Wednesday. We are naming extremely low prices onthis popular type of Frock, due to advan- tageous purchasing pt overstocks. Be sure to see the collections. *19.75 ana °25 *5 & °6 Banded Hats With beautiful facings of white, peacock, rose, beige or jade, *2.00 Double brim sailors, bell erown sailors and large ehin chins, of Italian Milan. lisere split and Jap straw and piping. ( Second loor. ong TAVvVe homes wouolll TT A LT LS RT — ] Poiret Twills— 3 . The Bav View Reading Club met oe Fancy Checks— ' Monday, May 3. at the home of'! Mrs. Francis kK. Strider, 5239 Enright | Rey Accordion Pleats 7 avenue. Papers were read by Mmes. Ve e. 45 » man oF iter: ture of So th \ ' J tton Suits— 2UCHAalUA On al a f Ou eqn aa ee ee ae America,’ and H. H. Helbing on Every color and - “The Kra of Development.” The size—mostiyv all following officers Were elected: ew wa weary Brena Mm mes, Albert Wood, president; J. A. viain trimmed, * Jefferis, first vice president: Sale will 7 Nelson, second vice president; start at 8:45 / hieman, recording secretary; | Monday Lively, corresponding secretary; August Spier, treasurer: W. 3. (ireenleaf, auditor; J. N. Watson, historian, and (.. Buchanan, director. Y The next and final ineeting of the. ’ year will be at the “Wirkwood Coun- try Club,” Monday at’ 2 o'clock, |: be — ed Mrs. Russel being the hostess of the | "All $15.00 to > $17.50 8 Spring Coats... $7.50 | @ All $20.00 to $22.50 Spring Coats. , .$10.00 ie The Monroe S chool Parent-Teach-, er Association of fhe National] (‘on- All $25. co to $30.00 Spring Coats. . .$15.00 eres of Mothers will hold its regu- All ‘$35.00 to $45.00 Spring Coats. $19.75 lar meeting Wednesday, instead of vee May 26, af 3:30 in the kindergar- St ten. TOMORROW WE WILL SELL : The three-act comedy, “Clubbing " will be presented by the a Husband,’ . Recs SR Bec RS Woman's Club of Christ. Church! Pere oe em) ee ) | Cathedral Wednesday evening, un- Raa Se ae : Seem ane a r _ der the direction of Mrs. W. K. Pent- Ce Sacks oe : aaa ao —— ast wi os ges eas ae TRUSS ES ide sir | : Sa Nee . , PRS oe SUR recat Sere eters races Ac é 7 . . t m ast 2 ee 7 : ™ — - 4 - : F r ; ‘ « ate, —— oho ——0 0 0 so oo noo om ao io nmo0———10710r-—10n08—o 2m | — om ee pe pare : Se : ‘ , P, Foedy f 7 . * . 1 ye 4 BF 9 Saas Pe, * z Pate ' Rite we 4 . : oe dia ¥ P Po ae e,. a w . ’ ~ . f ee a ye =. ' eS, : bal A - v's 4 hms 4 9 - “ na . > aa Me ta ¥ the hes , . . . ~ Pont eh : : 7 , . . : ‘ i * 4 = Ns ; Y i ee ne - 7 : . A ~— : - ‘ ” ~ see = ; ’ BY en hy tue aytias ? er aii rs és ver r = 35 ks — Ge —— ee ee aed . eee ee Ce ~ ren ade ~ . os , 2 : . . 7 _ ‘ phox 7 + ae ri Be gee teas A as oe Cee oe ~ ae 4 , Pe te i As ¢ : : : r aera ee ee ‘ = oe ye oe 7 o oS we ZY ; *\. ‘ LF, z. a 25.8 5) alias a Be mn 4 ser ” : ad F xi, “we ; Nadine ie. PR eee et fs > Por : wa _ , on . a 5 Peta? . a . ' — - ee eee ee eee el aa es 2 oyna ath ann te obi . pooum " = - ae . ’ . nh ee LIN ORION INNA ER CO BC I YAO 1 ONT Ne LEC A CO OE RO i GF ALE LLORES EA LIL LOLI LILA LN A AD LTA PEI AR - _ — ~ - - ee — — m x > x - — - . | i y . § ; $325 Dining-Room $265 Bedroom Se - geen nee _ _— —_— — — er er er ee ee eee AT co T land. In the cast will be Mmes. Ss AND LESS! ’ Brenner, Whitsett, Frazier, Mever : : es 6 Mienhauser, Daniell, Thompson SRR oe ee sd OF eae cas aes ae quainted W ith Us on ‘ . a Garscstetsteratele.-'atatel "et a” oe ‘ s seal ataretatet. 'otatet Sohne ee a 4 5! ; ‘uptured ha ere aba sin e'in- Choice ie Hendricks, Bridge, Funsch, Kracht ) A Sa aR as aa 3 Ss Se ee ME pewtty © Pr oe es need ol ast eh onter: y. abdom| . sae ‘7 +. wo POR es ‘. oe “* . ss . ; : and Ralis aa * afe*s en =~ a. an “s ‘ “a ba aver le Drug Ce. aie ti > iagton S600 Delmar. Sth & Locust Sts. Phooe Olive & é — a

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SUNDAY MORN ING, MAY 16, 1920. , 3_POST- DISPATCH ST. LOUIS re somone || "ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i 4 HELD FOR HESS MU RODE FR “ iy after serving three years of a | WHE wacond dearee I urder. Te W Gi : 9Q a * @-vear robbery Sentence he was Rowe is accused of having shot and e 1\ : » When Dav id Rowe as released | boned “al i] brought to St. Louis to skilled Edward J. (PDute h ) less of Eagle AA pm the Missouri penitentiary Fri-. pe ene for data on an indictment is- 1810 South Seventh street in a saloon Siew ‘ ; 4g , Sue ad April 24, 1917. charging him at 3149 Olive street in April, 1917. ee: a ; SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES ° NYONE CAN LEARN | Thi Will i. | is Will Tell _— to Get ‘| 4 gl the very finest grade of ine senna leaves used in | , € compounding ; rel o 1 PIANO PLAYING Pp g of Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin. 1] Es | oe adult be- ROMINENT importers and ~ which makes their use unpopular — *e IN 20 LESSONS wholesale dealers in crude with most people. mas he simplest and drugs and medicinal herbs In Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin mn most instructive the finest E , a Seba oe tarnie tie. gathered from all parts of the bit d 4] -eyptian — ne | sons ever written for A tag : yined with pepsin and other valu- a ? beginners. world do not hesitate to say thet able agents, essential oils and pure | eo ae the market for the better gradesof cane sugar syrup to make an ex- } ~~ mo _ ee See medic inal herbs, roots, oils, etc., Ceptionally valuable tonic-laxative q ee (Czar of is practically confined to the lead- *® for the relief of const ipation and a | el RS TS a ing manufacturers of the so-called sulting . disturbances of | the of Popular Music package medicines, who buy only = ®LO™ae h and bowels. The com- 503-06- Holland Bldg. the very best, and that the manu- SS is plainly printed in Branch, Odeon Bide. fac ‘turers of Dr. Caldwell's Sy rup “nglish, French, and Spanisit On Branch. WV ellston Bldg. Pepsin are the largest users ot the every package. ‘Thousands who ‘ee , best grade of Egyptian senna ar ron Fo neo a —— —— leaves in the world. of senna leaves now use Dr. Cald- © The potency of a tea brewed well’s Syrup Pepsin instead. It " LADIES’ SUITS $ 4. from senna leaves to relieve con- "5 sold in drug stores everywhere. yaa vs * ( geo has long been recognized, In spite of the fact that Dr. Cald- ‘ 300—from Sp. Bought from not only by the medical profes- well’ s Syr up Peps inis the] argest selling Beaks, 32—cost 825. om po Bone ayo ta sion, but by the public generally; liquid laxative in the world, there BS1.50. Boy's’ ays oats, $1.50. Ros’ in fac ‘t, senna oy been known and being over Om ll; on bottles sold éd¢ h ee $5.75. irta, $1. Dresses, used in medic ine for more than year, many u’ ho need its benefits have : Open Tatil live centuries. The cheaper — not yet used it. If you have not, send oO 3837 Delmar r. MM. grades of senna. such as are usu- your name and address for a free trial | — - ally sold at retail. have. howe, er, Oe to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 511 ; First, ‘last, always in time of ceed a tendency to gripe and cram Washington Sc., Monticello, Illinois. y B11] p gee Post-Dispatch WANT ADs. ; ——: : ic elch & Co.—1109 Olive Street _ ® ? ined yoensationa urcnase saie = » | ' . er or carly Fall | of Finest Quality be thrifty than e aay be selected hy | d looks and de- § CL We have } of the most f fine quality living Tebniture ever attem ts ono ———— any concern, heca sa ® Heve the St. Louis pub): me buy fine Furniture when By c@n save 25°. of their money ¢ i : meee aes” oO | ee gala ' , : | O18 imunense stock Includes oniv guch pattertris and designs as ne Know would , e it | - appeal to the most discriminating tastes. Never before have we seeu such a gorgeous o rn , : PrTay of coverings, {n sills velour, tapestry and damask, ag is shown in t g big di play. : We urge vou to attend this sale Monday. = =m, 1 % : g hae | \ | | ‘ This etock ® pip’@tibraces the « aioe} 2FES re) largest embraces an i it H} quantity o ¢ ca . . f « ‘ , O ‘Me Cane Sets Ol aii tne é meeVer as- esired pat . a . y : f a . | Bembled in a ft I i Ss Oc 4 OH &t. Louis re- vereurs “ane ¢ 8 H tai) store. Jumaskhs ; ‘ | | 7 4 = i ‘ocks This Elegant Cane & Mahowany Velour Upholstered : . © . i iving-Koom Set for ot. Ordinarily. it would be imposs! nal to secur ‘e a living-ro n Suit of sus high due to advan- e Quality as illustrated above for less than $250.00 Suite is luxuriousl) iI sPring- seat upholsteret in a handsome pattern of mulberry, ilt i A eo , « 4 actual $L5U.00 value for finish, +¢ oniy 3: Y-——the am op 7.50. ; full-s8i ze bed—-set ‘ ees eos ‘ seeking a 07 eee, oer as ete is on should send| Free Booklet $110 “you how we have placed ‘¥ Praduates, Salaries, 918 to 3 apd ‘Resident Coarse. 4 Lucerene ScHool +f PILIN * Wi | Y NEW YORI 1 ton permanentiy. ‘Ne scare. The onty scientific ote hed, By appotntiment S ‘i ao OLY iat to the City pa - —_-- 1109 OLIVE STREET - ee ee ee r Raed es j Cc ontinued from Preceding age | = a nn i ee PRB PT? —* a Hargell, Weet, ea ee ~ hoff, Kramer: Brey. erine Melnick, Anna and Saide Goor- man. Etta Wasserkurg, Rose Port- ner. Ida and Tillie. Davis, Sophia Seidel, Della Rader. Birdie Green- | berg, Sarah Wolf, Ida Greenberg, Fannie Wolf, Rose Sender, Anna’ Nlellman, Esther Jacobson, Kate Ja- The hostesses of the after- Mra. A, i: Jr., who visiting her cobson. were Il. Barohn uffalo, N Y.. to revresent Tau ADVERTISEMENT Fat Folks Become Slim $100.00 GUARANTEE Fat persons wi!i he happr to learn that they may easily reduce their weight without Siturvation diet or tiresome exercise. if you are overstout, trou are daily drawing on your reserve strength and lower- ing your vitality by carrr- this excess burden. Don’t Jfeopardize your health or be a laughing stock any longer. Spend as much time as you can in the open air, practice deep breathing and take oil of korein. the simple directions, Surprising weight redue- tion reports come in—even after just a few days’ treat- ment: With proper reduc- tion the flesh becomes firm, the akin gmooth _ enera Before and After a ot im- proved; in fact, work seems easier and a lighter, more buoyant feeling takes pos- session of the whole belng. ‘It is a fine seusation—that of looking and feeling young, supple, cheerful, ac- tise, alert and magnetic. if you want to reduce ten to sixty pounds you should ive this treatment a trial. ou will probally @od itt ts just what vou need. Start On the road to ! esate life and happiness Oh- tain a small hen a Oil of Korein der S$j)° euara: teo at any busy drug store Before end After er write tree brochure to horcin Ce o., Station F, New York, N, Y¥, Follow The Best Jobs in Life who MURPHY’S 5 BIG SPECIALS : | TRUNKS, BAGS, SUIT CASES Ladies’ Hand Bags ¢20 Fiber Steamer Trunks... $15.05 $25 Fiber Dress Trunks. . a i “meee $20.06... Washington Avenue Wonders 1965 DRESSES | Providing $25, $35 to $50 values for $16 L. ACKERM. Y Nd; Manager iN. Pd This sale is refreshingly different—in the sensational garment. 965 DREo: foo us whisper itt—just * (and—let ws Suk Tricoleltes Beaded Georgelles Fiqured Georgel Silk Taffetas 5, °45 « 0 Ouaieeeee S65, S870 & S75) les Crepe de Chines character of the valués, the inviting the variety offered, the fine quality characterizing each 9? dresses regularly $55, nature of the styles, ~~ fe - ») No Approvals No Exchanges Sportussahs Nalins While, Silk lesh itt We have offered the public from time to time almost unbelievable values in Dresses -but we have NEVER presented inany sale, values supertor to these at $16.00. i Colors Summer is still more Dresses. having enough. available for only $76, for stinting one’s self. of Courtesy never cease—here’s a sale of 4 al koulas«. Serges the season for Dresses, Dresses and There is no such thing:-as ever And when Frecks lke these are there is surely ? me a | oo alt physically tit, and ro other organ has a great an infiuence on your general health and efficieney as vonr i - ‘ ~4 4 : . ’ ’ < , ul ey ee Ri eet ee wes Aas: $65 Fiber Wardrobe Trunks $80 Hanae Bes ANG stomach disorders are irequentiv the natural eonse alrus hide - quences OJ LO ried ed VISLOD £16 WwW ‘Grain Cow be a eS a a ing ags A Ul 2 L.ee@n vears [ uu?’ Deen a «lore student of Travel B eee @e e relationship between certain physical il! - ‘ e ‘4 ati ’ y sat A i 11.8 and ‘elective exes, and l have thousands of elients $20 Black and Brown | who will testify as to the relief from manv Leather Suitcases. . $15 annoy Ing syinptoms that mv earefulls prescribed : glasses have afforded them. 3 LADIES’ Sit Hiave your eves examined art onee ae« You can ND BAGS not arto. i the finuneial of physical lass that HA a r t 37 8 eve $ NAY voause vO \Iy charges “Te Big Values at $2.95, extremeiv moderate, One low pris includes ex amination, lenseg and frame See Bang b oor OUR SPECIALS THIS WEEK ; _—- = Large round Toric Lenses cagmeetons) with P Oo DR.F.J.GUILBAULT «= Sheltex Frame ...-. 2 $4.50 . . 2 pay poe thn yyy Twinsite Toric Bifocal Lenses, a solid one- i an A: picce leas. No cement. In spherical form. $750 707 Washington Av 707 teeta [eed jf F. J. GUILBAULT OPT ICAL CO. 423 N 3N. BROADWAY (Between Locust and St. Charles) Tho FOST DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspapgr giving Associated Press news service. - ee y 10-612 ‘The House es —s e no occasion 4. VV ———— er ewe te we | | ° — -.. oe @.. “ta "4 ecirgteclee PQ PO cee esi nstrstagtygka tea: bl « SEsere Poesy Pease . . i | 1. 2 + ) 2 A CA tA St ees pe oa _

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on ae a ; cok RS {ORO Oe 3 a aac i Bi 3% ae th, ae oy Bad ra ik he ne 7 $2 » z -% i 5 ew es Be Be » Be ter] i ind . - ei . 7 4s it ee te, | y ; ; 4 i ‘ - ‘ 4 ‘te: q 3 4 4 ae aR yAii a ih eee, | é “Et ee | ae aren £9 oo ia: i. ee mos F302 Che: 5 Sie: Pas bee a Se ©. aE sENgre-ntek yer eee Ii ths ain ae es — a ee tS & Sse & Ven, 4 s% eS ; a % Be tee « $e ei S Ba it 7h “a 12 ome & | Ade SBR x 4 3 fs Bath jie 4 i ¢ Pie & £ . 4 “ ‘ a Dita city Pgs tee a ’ 7 oat Mn cer ire ons epee Pe es ott pe ereeey et - wes poclesis a wareers. eo hee ~ TAPES op SoS bo - : . i 42 dan » OR ape = i 4 5 “ . o Wey ality Se ay ce FN th eS Lia en Lae cs - T tas OE 4s EN ee Poa “ ee eng SR ee Pa ley Chay v3 : “ Him 4 Sir3 x x “a “a SOS teh ltl SEE ape ne a Ms na oy Bee BE ORE asda epee CR Pe Tere, preety a ae fae tener caniiogy an sedan cee nnn Telli ntti ee ee ee hn eee : Pest, _ | oo ST.LOUIS POST-GISPATCH © SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. 8 ee ee ———e | ' date entertained last Saturday aft-| for Miss Bess | gee Ostrich Feathers== “: Paradise, Goua, cleaned, dyed, repaired and rebranched into lat- est styles. All work guaranteed. A trial will cenvince you. 8. J. Dreyfus Feather Co. 704-06 Washingtem Av. Hospital, 5 iets 0th od take place in June. : ' F a ae a ee ee = "dt i i i tin | ¢ - - Mra. William J. Power of Glen- 'ernoon with a miscellaneous showe- |) | Power, whose mar- Social F vents | riage to Rex Wells of Chicago, will ; POPE ww ACIAL BLEMISHES «..::. Sears. Moles, Warts, Acne, Super- fluous Hatr. D l. Later she turned to The entire ticket elected is: president, Mrs. Grace B, A. S. baer Cit “wacker; president, Mrs. Formerly Dermatologist to the y st e aad a ha ei Offices Victoria Blde.. Baldwin Sn AUN Hirst 1Cé pI ( : Sth & Locust Sts. Phone Olive 5753. Airs, bh. L. Bartlett: cecond vice orary Continued From Preceding Page. ~~ ee r ee ee ee ae a | having sung In many churches when © oe " * = Pe $4, 5 Sat, ; be ood . . x aa - o-hdae eitentn te — nd \ aie slit CNA te >> we * te al . ite ee es Sk Ss argo a e 2 ate ie” SRR at Rae ae et oe 2 nate. ARE one eae a . “ me - “ - ; A 8 APY ge BRA BY a rte a FS Bh st regan ee r ATT en Mp ner eels en FY ‘ e . : ac ' . , ~~" rca. Srey s ene om arty - he OR RRA eR A Soe Re nat OF enero ie ip t 9 ‘ “ gate me Siete ened renter eee, dae, oat tok esate ’ ait A eat ° ee i eM fait j ite itt —0e—— 0 G0 02 0390 os eet ae Noo) A Tite N REDUCING CORSET LAT-FRONT Control the figure above the waist-line in the same way Pi LAN | as the corset does below (> “Ves, Good Stores Everywhere at Popular Prices Nee; t . > ne ~~ = Nemo Hygienic-Fashion Institute, New York it NO AT f = - THT TT nn) APATAAODERERL(TEPAETEAORORIAIOGET OT CPOCL LIMA EDT ETHER ELE TEE ROOT gg ) oo 8 —0° DARA ——S ec 8 —- - — —._ — — OG — Oa 7 TELHUETDDAE TROL ORDER, c 2 oc VwOc TT eR ‘i 1 it oc \ 0c } HUTT MHL eal i! + tf a 26 is : ©) ‘ r ] Those in charge of the various | committees are Mrs Penn, chair- ;man ILntertainment Committee; Mrs. | Daniel A. Ruebs l, Publicity Commit- 'tee; Mrs. Hudson Talbot, Printing i}Committee; Mrs. Frank I. Davis, | Booth (Committee, and Mrs. EF. Lee | Tucker, hetfreshment Committee. In event of rain, the fair will he | postponed until the following week. /There will be numerous novelty af- ‘fairs in connection with the booths, 'and dinner will be served. There will be an evening program of music and dancing | The women of the St. Pius Sewing ‘Circle will entertain with a euchre ‘and five hundred party Tuesday at javenue and Utah place. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hehl of 2898 Minnesota avenue celebrated their ! POSLAM EXCELS IN INTENSITY OF HEALING POWER Poslam possesses healing energy so | highly concentrated that one ounce of Poslam is worth a pound of ordinary ,cintments less efficient in the treat- ment of Eezema or any eruptional con- dition of the skin. | Talk with those who have been): healed of aggravated skin troubles, | ‘AND THEN USED POSLAM, and they will say this even ‘nore emphati- | cally. Results come quickly. Itching stops; Angry skin is soothed; uncertainty is dispelled, so little Poslam does so much. Sold everywhere. For free sample | ‘write to Emergency Laboratories, 242 West 47th St., New York City. ident. Mrs. J. A. Harrison: recording twenty-fifth Saturday evening. Mueller and George . Violet Frank. Clara Remmers. ~~ A STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH _—_. — ee ee anniversary Wilma Zingsheitm and Mildred Al- May §& Among feld, and Messrs. Henry Wichman, Messrs. and Mmes. Ernst Carver, Raymond Schnell, Remmers, Charles Alfeld, and John Zingsheim and Remmers. (tharles Hehl, : Harold Zinesheim. Jacob | Richard ‘ Kemmers, George Wilbert Schnell; Misses enon liva Klotl Miss Marie Morton of 6001 Subur- Edna Ottman, Norma ban avenue gave a luncheon Satur- ( ontinued ‘on Next Page. pce ea ADVERTISEMENT also double it’s beauty. Girls! Your hair needs a little ‘““‘Danderine’’—that’s all! When it becomes lifeless, thin or loses its lustre; when ugly dandruff appears, or your hair falls out, a 35- dependable ‘‘Danderine’’ from any store, will save your hair, You can have nice, thick hair, too | "ant We ad AmericanLady Slogan Announcement of Winner POSTPONED UNTIL NEX?® SUNDAY Owing to the illness of Hon. Judge M. N. Sale, one of the three judges of our $500-in-Gold Slogan Contest, the winner's name cannot be published un- til next Sunday, May 23. HAAS-LIEBER GROCERY CO. (Contest Dept.), Clark Av., at 8th St., St. Louis, Mo., Roasters and Distributors of ‘American Lady’ Coffee and American Lady line of Food Products. We would for you to se real art work experts can with your feathers. ——————— — i aon anon were. * -, = ottle of delightful, |= The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service, urer; Miss Rose Volland,. chairman } 2:30 o'clock, in their hall at Grand} who have used all kinds of remedies ‘| Please Shop Carefully Clad All Suits Must Go! Every Spring Suit in the House Mercilessly Reduced! Our one thought is to “clean house”’ in the Suit Department and to ac- complish this as quickly as possible, we have forgotten costs, values and profits in order to make the reductions so drastic and severe that women will clamor for these Suits tomorrow. Suits Formerly Priced to $395 Sacrificed Monday in Four Lots No Exchanges or Returns Permitted SUITS Formerly Priced From Note 5 | Q." The Former $59.50 to $69.50........ Prices Note The Low a ee A Special Sale Monday Values Most Extraordinary Specially Priced at . . S48 Scores of styles to select from, and all fresh, crisp and new. The assortment is most complete, and will be shown Monday for the first time. The trimmings are Val. and other fine laces—tucks --hand-embroidery and a wide variety of new and novel effects. A Complete Range of Sizes SUITS 30 50) Formerly : Priced From » S 7 fe Stte.. cote | oy ORR 618 Was Sale Prices of Our Finest Suits....... sone se This lot includes reproductions of exclusive cre- ations by Callot. Premet, Jenny, Bernard, Lanvin, ete. Suits formerly priced from $195 to $595.... — cen eas ec ILE LO 6 eee eee a SUITS Formerly Priced krom yp O° rs ee Suits for Stylish Stouts—Women and Misses Sulit Section—Third Floor West ee eee eo ee 0 This is by far the greatest Suit offering of the season, and, involving as it Joes. every Cloth Suit in the house, you are assured a selection from practical- ly every favored fabric, style and color for present or early all wear. Every Suit in this vast collection is silk lined. - eee ee * eS ee ee ee gee ee eee , ms ° , PIR Olek ge » & a qemerr a Oe QE se oP 4 “ hy ~s wy as . <i PO & ME ‘ ae $4.95 oe 2 THOMAS W. GARLAND [peeesfprmenfproner 409.1113 BROADWAY The te nograph The a to sing- the same ence be roice 4a Edison? 4000 | 50 dit 3 mil! ote) Fe titled | Kame Addres

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Slogan Winner ED UNDAY ion. Judge judges of ontest, the Dlished un- RY CO., ouis, Mo., tors of Coffee of Food t. Louis evening news service. es or mitted oO! reduced ! d to ac- lues and t women to $395 Note | Former "rices 4 50 ‘69 nvolving as it from practical- resent or early s silk lined. 00 OU ‘Misses Floor West — ee - - ie MPH A 4) 8 a ; Wht ale pi ot . =. PS a) +h « ARCADE BLDG aaa at Fighth Pleating We do work that will please you— and our service is as prompt as it is excellent. men Social Events ~ birthday. ‘Agnes Nolan, Mae Cassidy, | Coakley, Margaret Doyle riam Versen. Lydia Obert, and -————— Mra. J. E. afternoon with The guests were Mmes. Continued From Preceéing Page. ‘day, May 8, in honor of her sixteenth | Those present were Misses | Grace Cantwell, Julia Mi- ‘tropolis, fil., Medsker of 5630 Per-| ‘shing avenue entertained Thursday a luncheon bridge. a FREE ae Extra Special_— | Boys’ $6.50 | Oxfords. . $4.95 | Stylish and sturdy brown |} calf English Oxfords; sizes i | to 6—$4.95, @5.50 Little Gents’ Foot- : Form Oxfords — $4.15. ee _ TO ct fsa 38 ia MQ Bagpipe Musical Balloons and other in- teresting souve nirs free chase of Children’s Footwear this week. with . every pur- FRE Extra Special 5 Patent Roman Sandals De Luxe quality all. patent, three, four and five strap Roman Sandals. S500 Infants. oe Sees cas 43 20 Child’s, lin to i: $3.95 | $4.95 &5.00 Children’s. 814 to II 2 0.80 & @ Children’s Shop, entire Second Floor, features unmatchable low prices on QUALITY footwear. fitling the growing fool fF 618 Washington Av. your child should have. oe — Gia ALYY? >> ooo ae.) 3 be aevine eet Also mail Free S ees? oklet ene- @e*wveeeveereve ee 82a - Seeetoseeneeee e@estewvee eseeeeeeeee® se s@ LARGEST STOCK OF EDISON RECORDS IN THE CITY BARTHEL-DUESENBERG PIANO Co. Pianos, Players, Orga 910-912-914 PINE STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO. J ns and Music Rolls—Edtson Diamond Disc Phonographs and Records. * 'ilnerease or | power to decide whether it is ‘who sy ' lough, George W. Rodway, J Mc- | David, Woodling Hauser, Myron Medsker, Fred White and Parks Liv- sey. A marriage which came as a sur- prise to théir friends was that of Miss Lydia Parkinson, youngest Marian | qqgughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Parkinson Sr. of 4959 Maffitt place, to Frank Wright, formerly. of Me- which was solemnized on April 10, Dean Carroll M. Davis of Christ Church Cathedral perform- ing the ceremon: Wright served 88th Infantry.. will make their with the bride's overseas with the Hie and his bride home temporarils parents. nd Mrs C‘ates Mr.. 2 .. George A. Hodgman are receiving Phebe of avenuse ‘a son, George Albert Hodgman Jr. ‘Mrs. Hodgman was formerly Miss Rachae A lecture was delivered by Healey Art Club KF’. D Monday, \‘ ts LO. His sub- 4 ; esr) ' ‘ | i oon gre TACT Was Phe (d)e] mabiliagundal of St. Iouts. Among the old artists mentioned ce belonged to the club were Chase, Hardy, Meaker and Patrick Severul guests were present enjoyed the social half-hour with N{irs. Ivan Osborne, Mrs. FP. H Cul len and Mrs. A. D. McKinney as host esSes. The West End Delphian Club met at the 1 denee o Nirs. Oliver Abe ‘) Atnes ( \7 ‘ hG@ he, nN ering thie ‘ . ( (sree () Vii 4 neon will be given bv the club at Sunset Fiill ‘ Unrictl , ald Miiss Margaret’ Case will enter- pupils with an infornfal Wednesday, May 26, at the Odeon building RUSSIAN SOVIET LABOR CODE ANALYZED BY ECONOMICAL EXPERT Continued From Pace One. Comittee or truds mMmgon;i tne Wage ‘eu! ! f re? if ork, J] this l otner Wwa atic T hie rint to ri terba anced by limitations of the “right to ul ind t ! _ les Ott} ;. > ee opilgut V I love moO! Kj Its pei 4 on the me Ole iO ther ar- ticie oO! the, cod ine Arti VIII, whi if é tle letine to Assure pitti Labo There is a another labpo code in the world 4which contiuin invthing like if But tl or Soviet e) l Clea tl! y ) is guaranteed a s ib : teg ng satislactor’ Vaz Sonu thing miust be cone to aussi ista ory amount of work in return The Soviet code favs that «¢ Wake earner must during a norinal work- ing dav and under normal working conditions perform ndard amount of work tixed for the cate gory and group in which he is en rolled. How is this to be ieter- mined? Under an idea! fem, pe Aaps, this court be left to the judg- ment of the individual worker Hlow Standards’ Are Pived. The Soviet code assigns the task of tixing standards of output to tl! Valuation commissions appointed b\ the respective trade union: This 1s meant to gZive the workers the frst say in deciding what is a fair day’ work. But the code does 1 sto! here. It also provides that the standards of output fixed 1) such valuation commi proved by the proper deniurtmer! labor jointly with the council of tional ex given.the power to order a’ general decreuse of the stand ] onomy., The latter 1s eve ‘ards of cfficiency and output for all Wage earners and for all enterprises establishments d Institutions of given district In other words, tl state, Which in this case acts as em- and manager, reserves the petting its money. The worker proauces le-~ ot be “‘nired,”’ y other ployer Lorn stematically than the standard cann but he may be transferred t work with a corresponding reduction of Wises On the other hand, the code re als an understanding of the abuses to which the idea of efficiency ma, enough lead and attempts to prevent. such abuses in two ways. It specifies that normal working conditions mean | good and eT machinery timely delivery of iterik and tools, ete. Jt also Biome a that thie discipline within the plant——the rules or internal managenient- should be made hv the trade untons and be enforced by shop or work committees This quality of purpose to pro tect the wage earner against the ' state employes, and vice versa ‘runs through other provisions of t Soviet code. In Article 7, which covers working hours, rules are laid down limiting the hours of work to eight a day (to seven for persons under 18 years of age, and to six In industries which are especially hard or dangerous to health). Overtime is permitted only in exceptional is limited to 50 @Aavs a vear and to not more than four hours in cases, ‘Continued on Next Page. Crown and Bridge Special—One Week Only Tfroy PLATE FREE EXTRACTIONS when we make your Plate Bridge Work Bridge Work, $5.00 $10 "enowss 99.00 Gold Crowns, $5 W.A. Wainright 620 —-OLIVE—620 —_ > Guarantee to Strengthen Eyesight 50% Virginia Behm of St. Louis. | betore the Twentieth Centurv~ G, MAY 16, 1920. eee + _ — ee ee _- = - ee ar ADVERTISEMENT ee SE Doctors Stand Amazed at Power of Bon-Opto to Make Weak Eyes Strong—aAccording to Dr. Lewis Se een IL In One Week’s Time i in Many Instances A Free Prescription ed Can Have Filled and Use at Hom. ae ee = ae Siassesa. Evas.troubles of many | de riptl ons mav bse wonderfullv bene- fite d by the use of this pre iption. Go “a! active drug Store and get a bdottle ne a, Pa Victfrns of eve stratn | f B. n-Opto table Drop one Bon- | "ld other eve w nar facea id those who Opto tablet ee Ss rth of a xiass of | weankn A’ a | Water and let ft di issoive. With this wear giasses, will be glad to Know that | I!quid bathe the e rea two or four times according to Dr Lewis there is real hope | daily. You should notice sur eves clear and heip f em Ma whose eyes up per sptibly righ t ion m the start and were failing say "thee hay ac their eyes inflammation an A rednesa will quickly | restored | this remarkable pr scriptior disappear. If your eves bother vou eveo i! many vho or vore glasses say A iltt it is your duty to take steps to r have thrown m away One man: Saye them ow before it is too tate. | gays. after using !t: ay Was @i most blind Mar hopeleselv blind might have saved | ( d not gee to ead At 8 Ni l can their sight if they “hea cared for their): ad everything « out my giassea and eyes {tn time. my eyes do not } it anv more. “ys . PS pe ie ety ang OTR ecg veh on lr ep gE at CoN. Sek te % aes aye 8 .. ms . : “<r Y is . oN: ; DRS abe ee oe ne a ee ae ‘ ga, Abt ak EN i a or Scie wer eres ee ee oe ane ge tee

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MRP pop omr Ms - . x a ai " a 7 — Gr, Ss naa espe eel emacegien tation tee ng ai Saami aS ney sit afin bse) hepalt dijectlteden rllgangicc: tio alae ialkcseepiitiie eect ter Bed RS Ray ee RRR S18 PO RS . - gee se eR th - ies i Pe. hg *e 3 si a BS Bas 05 ARE So 0c coy, Sl Np A ele gs BOL An wag Pita e+ etnaneaeeaaed °S —ptatmeie corre rererceorsreteeeoeeeaer te é‘ ai + ae +s . popes a ' A ee SI as EROS REE Ne Se a: Sa gt Oa te I ELE OP ES BN ee Ae OO OEE OT — ; 2 Re Ge ES ie pik Seip he ee. pasa he SURO arta agen Sane ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. ‘ST.LOUIS POS1-DISPATCH — eee ————— ——- ~ - — Ee a (Zw OSS IW 4 A. Beautiful Sterling Silver Unquestionable Quality Distinctive Designs Truly desirable is our collection of lustrous, eleaming Sil- ver, Which embraces a complete range of appealing gilts tor wedding or anniversary. To examine our showing is to know that charming gifts of unusual design may be found at prices decidedly moderate pea may feel assured that Sterling Silver is always ac- ALK ceptable. Tea and Coffee Service Sets are here in all the fav ored de- ’ _ signs and are plain polished, engraved or hammered $285 to $1455 range from Sterling Silver Canvlesticks, plain mr engraved, the pair $19 to $126 ’ Sterling Silver Vases, plain or engraved $7 to 83) i or ‘P | $14.50 to $9) Sterling Silver (tL ; é Carefully Filled i ——— —, — “ - - —~ OE —_ - A Lammert s 10T# ©& WASHINGTON aes tipi cd ptragittls ae wept arts shisha tng eae a Sei a RO aaa ; aon om : ¥ OMe my carters sage aa a> Varnes oF il a gm es ——s a poser ee a gore gs’ CON ~~ oe we : a iL Sa Sie cae “ch. aut at Sa eS cA in eppiek ns eee — é eee ae — ~ A. eels etre en” Seinen nes plage Pay 4 . 4mee TONE imp a it. ‘in Hy an: » aa “ i "i ra THAT RLU Lt ORT iat wits : Fer i pena hp i ‘i al ‘i (ith Wt i } ’ Dresser.....'.... .$180.00 Chifforette... . ... 150.00 Bed——full size..... 107.50 . Bed—twin size.... 107.50 ~ Dressing Table.... 127.50 Special at $25.50 Just at the time when you’are thinking of storing away your Winter clethes we: are offering this fine Cedar Chest at a special price> It is one of the best in our entire line. Made of genuine red Ten- _ messee cedar. Dustproof and mothproof. A very unusual value at this price. We have many other patterns ranging in price from.$#5.00 to $65.00. This Beautiful Bedroom Suite SS : —a Remarkable Value This exquisite Suite is a faithful facsimile of a popular period design. It is beautiful in line and exquisitely finished—well made and sub- stantial throughout... Brown mahogany, walnut trimmed. We have priced the pieces separately, as follows: Night Stand This Splendid Cedar samo lowed to all cation of two weeks annually for those who worked six months with- and -a leave ot ab month for all those without interruption, gut interruption sence of not less than ; NO Wate lor a I In 3 Two kinds of | tioned- ‘technical elected, yvyestigatiol quired to ass work cormnliittees in i ¢onditions. RUSSIAN SOVIET LABOR CODE ANALYZED _ BY ECONOMICAL EXPERT ( entinued F rom Preceding Page. | two consecutive days. A weekly rest of not less than 42 hours 1s al- Wage earners and a Va- all } year 1s provided 10! allowed to Worh neration during his vaca Way article ¥ pro- e protection of the health and labor of the wage earners. inspection are men- y* s technical and sanitary. The pectorgs must be eng: labor inspectors are are given wide powers of in- aud control and are re he trude unions an improving labor It Smashes Individualism. Such are, in i visions Even the cursory hainetest shows that it embodies fferent from those upon individualistic industrial- ss has been based. American in- has proceeded » that the individual hn ’ r} ; ‘ 4 a. | ‘ , aa EXP ity for take his chances natura nave re et . 4 e to Oring ai > ’ worker Lis ‘ 5 and [Zac 2 wid Fir | ‘ ‘ ; ‘ Hiad this doctr hered to we rive wag: ‘oOrmmon wW other | trine in its b constitu > ; . Olid saIeu [.eg less in new eco ‘2 EeXDE: least our : our dustrial Ve natural , ‘ bs " , a is . Lie msei\ the result is differs q employe representation, right to “ Within laws morning newspaper, Journal. The Virginian cation with cost of ccted to carry the responsi maintenance, to in finding a place} for himself in the “scheme of pro-, duction, and to stake his welfare up- | on successful his own particular commodity, name- his labor peru, | with our agp ee iy of individualism | tenable rights, liom of contract best results of ali bargaining ient to ! rtv right earner i right to seek and however quire property int Our idea of lib rCPSS JAS he 1) slorr cLTié the America, where, has tende: * jess fixed relat tracts, vidual effor obligations ‘mal » past few after state has passed or compulsory arbitration brief, the muin prg- ’ the Soviet labor code. examination made ideas In accordance | i rpretec | Q AS F if op j so far as th erned, means his an employer nerever yleases and to ac- he form of wages. | erty in rélatlon to the meant the right to quit itions seemed to himn un- other hand, the lI ry ff 3 business in ! nme rignt to t hindrance. ( ¢ ‘tly ad ¢ id no pr ) i} the Ll? tioning Bu f America ‘ England and t form, .hecause, 1n it did not fibe with ts. Thev found that —a Pe ; procecd more 39 to the demands oO iditions. The courts ted té work out the gener: rill reconcile legal , + va. a ? But or1oOmM ( Acit Pi; explains in part aft Ere ater coytuaic of mind reconstruct our doctrine of and treedom of Coy il form with t} Soviet code the contrast is tmmense. consider the ideas that disentangling he tndiantotal facts nt. Briefly stat development i “ngland and else. to substitute mor: ionshipns for con. planning for indi- ». and social rights ar natural and merely Ouf industrial dis- cussions since the armistice have centered about collective bargain- ge, slop committees, limiting the hire and fire’’ and so forth. months state considered | investigation which one way or! another limit the rights of individu- Richmond Morning Paper Suspends. RICHMOND, V: nouncement ransfer of Nia \ 15. —- Ar. vas mude todav of the | isiness and ‘good Richmond Virginian, to the Evening will suspend publi- its Sunday edition. High | rating and paper shortage ‘e dey bg to be the cause of the, er’s suspension. Be gga tee 8 LLG, tex f . 181i , "Bears, Moles, war ny eial blemishes removed no pain, band ages. wit NOT CONSULT Dr hysician in ST ‘> exctualy el n correctin if? Ts ener i > ié @ 7) a i? i is ek PINKSTAFF suite 415 Victoria Bide., ‘In Detroit last 10 days of each month.) POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL Sold Everywhere a ~ po Rth eal mpensipeny TS SSS ‘ “uP ° . ! XA Hemstitching |} Wik The Rage of the Scason That is not correctly done is worse than none. Our experts | | | NGwe rf | do a very high-grade of work. 1 We also curl, clean, dye and ’ TORIC LENSES | | rn | TWO SIGHTS IN ONE Ostrich Feathers | For fer and near. No cement. Lenses only | ST. LOUIS PLUME CO. | *8= -00 | 620 N. Broadway Opposite Busy Bee if! SSS Give same #2' vo, OP any ether —— sold at $18. 00 a at This offer good all week. B s-TABs SS. Dreifus For the. Prompt Reliet of Optician HEADAC HES 511 Franklin Av. 5 Onen Sondave 10 to 12 A. M. a Fistablished 1882 oe or teo small—any quanti leose or mounted, We par a« high as $800 « Ss. SMITH JEWEL & LOAN CO. 513 N. Grand SG iLiLey, LAXATIVE: We Are in the Market for “LABOR ECONOMI: STUDY OF PROFT1 EFFECT ¢ , Com From Preece zhees companies ‘estment in 191 ly ston 000, and in $43,000 = : cause of ie Sm: iller iy ee F profit rates were mus t ~— - DIAMONDS Any size—no diamond too ane DIAMONDS VALUED FREE OF CHARGE See us first and get our = — .¢ "TTTRT Ih | Tak ee ex —_ + | >% Doore North of Olive St —— * LE LON a " ©. q r % - 2 re : 4 ae , rer ge . . P i er : F gh > aioe. eS a on Si oe p> chs oh oe Ae . a eS : ide as — ‘ \ - a 4 a Se Res "ey, ’ nt > 44 r 6 ei, bt 7 é' ey é . ; Meta aT RPA ey * ee ee TG 2 ee Oe 73> Bee. Ss Jae vp een 4 reitchin | a oti oh a, . Vt lLaA nad outaful. remove in i eare Pe npied a.80 © ay ? P ad ? ro - ¥ SA (Fe ™ ef? had : a n en en: @, TY 7 ine veing Pre clean @moo:h af ADVERTISEMENT | It’s . Easy to Peel Off All Your Freckles ‘ The the clear skin usual! bleach can be contrast on the freck.ies and ’ is so great that no} more than partially cessful in obliterating the disficurements. mercolized wax ts far better: literally peels off the freckles, at the nearest drug tors and tonight spread on ecnouch to com plete- | ly cover the face; ith ne cew co! nD ” Sto | Get | tue morning Repeat datiy unt! every ee has ditapp Rough mn «at ten rid of Bedell Stores in 17 Cities Th... CA SP ATG » 9, WH er | No Alterations GY ga ’ x x e SS ) ee : No ‘: O. D.’s wy Os : nm em ee ee ee ,t& @r TARE TRRbE OS OS 698 "3 01> OF-3 OD Ee AAI A OEE NR eI ON ee CR Oe i I aS te ee . ‘ oe ae HAAR dNMeH ii eee — on eo DEPLSLULPL TT ail. a I A Re aR i . ¥ ™ ” * > * ® €cC2 Oe 3D: > ec a Pn ee a 2c +e 38 Nae. _ —- eee Ate RR ane - . Beaded Georgette. 100.00 60.00 20 Serge & Trico. Mod. 45.00 25.00. _—— ~- - od “~~ ae. . Seek » eee > Get * ee * « :

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kit wl i) bbl | in the Market for © diamond too — quantity— DS VALUED DF CHARGE and get our offer. li—anvr unted. ations . D.’s arel 4 2 ® uits hand-tallored ailored, iton vy tricotine, Now $65 rmerly aS) 4 } Shr P i » ° 9.0 AS , a ry N ao SS My aca) WT h ONES. DWHnS -sort>-not to The assort- fabric. rmerly Now 37.50 $85.00 99.75 59.75 95.00 50.00 49.75 35.00 45.00 25.00 3, $18 do eu 3. aah’ © Yaas'2 Wah 2 Wana’ o Sean > Snes. a ee RE eth wet. ae —— —— —— «ome Q. 2 \eek 4 Neal 2 Ned - Nee" > Weee”> Wek" 2 Naa G: G ‘ah = Yond, aA YW = 2 Yam oak 2 —~ 2a o! CA OA” OD eee eaten eel wee ——? LE le stipe a — 0a. 5° m * _ >. kan oer Lo Lo wan CR” WR’ a er oe .) Rete - b 2 aaa » + one oer po “ 5 atts v + ney Fis STUDY OF PROFITEERING’S | /° a ; 4 ——— mon. These conipanies had an @aV-/| hardly Re pa re ee ee eee. cauce of the smaller investment, the | of “profit rates were much higher—101 ‘added to the price paid by the con- “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SINDAT er MAY 16, 1920. SE ge ne eee ene 15. LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH ee R ECONOMIST’S | per cent in 1917. cudaimaadal _ LIVING | ottuston brokers were lationship. soa ihe vestment in ce investment in 1916 of approx. | Probably be- ‘be seen ximately $43,900. Although it would be un- air to jump immediately to the con- that aS in a productive {mately $39,000, and in 1817 of ap-' | large capital investment—-st ill, it can ' sumer for the product. As a matter of fact, the average ciekhoneee per case rose from 19.4 cents in 1916 to 1916 and 148 per cent | the profits of these) 33.7 cents per case in 1917, a rise exorbitant—for the re-'| Which {1s more than is justified by between returns and in-/the increased operating expenses. each a business can | The general conclusion is plain | be treated in the same Way enough that the increase in price of enterprise with! canned salmon, and, in general, canned foodstuffs, was considera’ly that the increased profits) more than was justified by increas2d brokers in 138%, -uncoubte ‘diy{jlabor costs - or general inereased costs. Shat the excess was based | ‘upon increased margins of pront, Seems a safe conclusion from he = >86 -— —— es — ‘= @¢ «7 § SS Os epee -— —t em ALIALIZILI LEIA LL PEI. La een Rien nr ,ee—T ec UE cE Ee se °e = @rmDerm-ec >¢ Fashion's — L i " E ) Bs Be Ne re ; im l=» ? Fi in Kid or Suede iz = As Illustrated j=h By Wie are the first to show this new creation HY which is proving so popular in Eastern circles. =4 It’s a very fine bench-made Tie—in midnight IZ¢ blue kid or blue suede—the front is inlaid in 4! contrasting leather—has large ribbon bow, =5 extra high covered French heel and hand- =$ turned sole. One of the real novelties of >t the season, and priced at 50 = =+ = Mail Orders Filled. $ ' ‘RHE I, TTTENTTT TL) Ll DLLLLLUGLLELT x @ TULELUGU LLU Be ny INVEST IN A DIAMOND w Wig . - SS o S— _ oS - 4 i : — =_=>— TAAL Ee a ee a @Me Oe OH AOE arial 2 —_ a a, ae ~2~eéem>Ermeme SEE, =2esas => ORE RED RRE Mit He -——-- Fs W ——— LADIES’ DIAMOND RINGS $1 tee Ta Week cae are perfett: white diamon¢ fess wondert’T brillianey; are k. solid @ole hoth ladle ee) ij men. ' Barn Ww ei. ‘Worth “S45. 00. MEN’S ELGIN a yl Ren. i arne 60S PINE ST. Md ' ' —— So ——- —— eee -_- — = 6 8 OO EES ED E> 8 99 O89 PI 9SED IS 8 Se — _— —— —_ HRP ER RP i e : e favorite Hosiery among well- dressed people. Youle ave Hosiery troubles behind when you wear Holeproof on a trip. Holeproof Hosiery for men and women comes in fine Pure Silk, Silk over Lisle and Lusterized Lisle, but only in one quality~the best. HOLEPROOF HOSIERY COMPANY Milwaukee, Wisconsin {crease in profits during the war iyears. The Standard Milling Co. in- (creased its net earnings from. an average of. $857,237 for the years: of land 14.8 per cent in the war years! probably signifies heavily watered /{ capital value, for; according to the Federal Trade Commission, the av-jpj |rose from 12 per cent in 13916 to' nearly O8 per cent in 1917. Vhe com-} tnission’s figures are based upon ana investigation of 40 per cent of the Gm Est. 1393 mageem onipare when all profits are above normal these profits pyramid upon cach oth- er. In 1918 about three-fifths of the consumers’ money spent for shoes went into margius taken by the vari- ous hands through which the goods passed, In other words, the actual cost of producing a pair of shoes is ‘only about two-fitths of the price which the consumer pays. All of this ‘is clearly the cost ee ee ebove analysis of costs in the inefus- try. This conclusion is substantiated by the fact-that profit doubled bé- tween 1916 and 1917, reaching th point in the latter year wheres they, averag: 50 per cent upon i vested capital In this industry the finger of the Big Five meat pockers is again visible, reaching out to con- trol meat substitutes. But to what extent these meat interests were able | to influence prices it is impossible to! ij over say. Profits Shown in Reports. ning from the reports of kFederal Trade reg mK ZD 10 { financial manuals, we find confirmation of the ory te that there has been profiteering in the! food industry. These manuals enae! ble us to go back behind 1916 to the pre-war years. Taking a great vari- ety of companies manuiacturing ev- erything from cereals to canned sea food, providing fruits, teas, grocer- | ies, etc., we find that their profits | for the years 1916-1918 were double ' the profits for the pre-war -yedars | 1912-1914. Specific instances from Ar Cutting the Grass is Run or lorture— [t all depends on the Lawn Mower Fox Trot by Wiedoeft-Wadswor'! Mediey Fox ‘Trot by Popular Songs Daddy, You’ve Bees @ Mother to Me. Henry Burr jJust Tike the Rose Charies Harrison How Sorry You'!i Be (Watt THE CROCODILE h Quartet I'll See You in C-U-B-A Paiace Tria AT LAST!! New Victor Records for May Including Two Big Dance Hits on One Record No. 18663 85 cents} Other Hits for the Month: RED SEAL Records 74612 Carmen-Habsanera. 81.50 Gabrielia Beneanseut head verous sehr seid er peepeng | ; You'll See). Geattadin. in: liJlSi2 all ateres crjl.er i 9 o —T 087 sther \Velther 04802 Toure/pa. ithe increase in food prices. If you cant get a “Philadelphia ave je Went In Like a Lion. 81.00 Emfite ée Gogeras, ' genes , ; 1 : Billy Murray yunect th the preces | Lawn Mower “ on adrseomeig ion pol j ; rr ‘pre eens er it may ve alright to Hené-ta-Bane Again. T4007 Song Witheut Weréa | discussion of the salmon-packing in- | take some other. But if you can 19458 Campbel!-Burr | 61.80 Mischa Bimas dustry, it is interesting to note the | vet 2 genuine “Philadel hia” - om That I Want Ts You. increased profits of the Alaska Pack- | th “a ¥ pa harles Hart T4608 La Mere the Gentle Last. fers’ Association, one of the largest | tnere isnt anything else to do. Hiawatba's Meloay of Love, $1.50 Gelli-Caret ‘concerns in the industry, and one O “e ‘ ‘ 18RO8 | ur ‘Seed Annual for 66 Ts » 96 { To! le 9 ° ut ° contra ces pe om, $436, oe os exe and the lawn. rie blades are made of vanadium cru- Left Al! Alore Aeninr Blues. | Seg. weware Sebecem oo shadiaahiglin teeter 4 os can get a copy tree 7 ' : Medley Fox Trot. : “9 for the vears 1916-19158, approrn by calling at the cible steel. My! how they do cut. om ; + ths Ore nearre r AR li rt imatelv three times the fi i fie weed. , . = ty ‘ Wy b r 4961 Fon eceliectiona. mately three times the former fig I store or by writing [f you have any preterence as to _ oy Pond You: aaa ends “atietinn Eres, - £48 CARL AL INCH om Fe or phoning. a particular style of mower you oiths Orchestra | ‘\eglghakasplet elle mapa goood! 5 can gratify that preference in a Karavan—Fox Trot tage Srmphony in @ Miner— , Per cent to 22.8 per cent. For the “DL: ‘we ;oeny Smith's Orchestra | $1.50 engetto. two vears 1916 and 1917 this con- | | ~ t . ° Philadelphia. There are seven R85 When You're Alone—-Fox | Philadelphia Orchestra alla al ceclblla i iii a ea le Oe ee aS . ; cm pe . Trot. ' ¢48aR CeTT ave Se ure ac Ov . a! ~ larte! ‘ ae OUIS different styles from W hich to i Biese'a Novelty Orchestra site Duna. Reinald Weerrenrath its capital stock each year | " select. And one of these styles The profits of the United Fruit, S d ‘ ] s th doll : Mc Meee heen ateadiie= meen ee C O. costs less than ten dollars. Our Record Dept. is the Largest Greand Fleer \s St. Leste Deveted te Muste. See mgt ages ha F erh ‘per ~ And besides seeds, plants, trees WUS PL,LUZ,071, Ch len ‘ yer cant on the capital ateck.t mee oun 41] and lawn mowers we can supply ve: ars 1916-1918 the average wis Washington you with all other lawn and far- }over $13 000,980, a return of 26.4 per 7 den needfuls—lawn rollers, hose, STORES ‘cent on the ifffestment, while for the n : . : vent 1914,the profits were meer O18. Ave. i mes garden tools and im- PIANO | OLIVE STREET 000,000, approximately two and one- piements. neal halt Times the pre-Wwar average. | Flour -and Cereals, - —4 Turning to a representative of the ~ 4 flour industry, we find a similar in- $1.679 The fact | Ws a rate earlier years! 1912-1914 to an ayerage of 126 for the years 1916-1918. that thi 7.6 per ipany only shi in the S COT) ae ,¢ ct Ili erage profits of the milling industry fndustry. The other » rutin . Dba cereal ( erns c) vy Thi Qu ige profit of Sa . > g ye ce as? “ctyr One Fr reQIPITS a Liable aker Oats Co , nN Liking an aver over 000, 000, or over TH pre-war vears, ine to double that figure in the: average for the war $3.800.000, On the other ) as the Shredded Wheat Co. and | ial Biscuit Co, show Iittle, | if any. increase in profits due to the | war. The Jewel Tea Co., handling tea and groceries, doubled its ecarn- ings as a result of the war, but as a result of the policy of capitalization, whereby an original investment not $5000 apparentiv became $16,- 090,000 worth of capita with $12,000,009 written as ‘capitalized “good will,”” makes it impossible to rates of return. Pile-Up of ab -penineci on Shoes, reased . > Or 10fe UN: hand, CONCE } a Lie Vatio over ’ 1. ‘ STOCK An analysis of retail shoe prices in order to determine the various items upon which. the consumers’ money is expended is not so simple a tnatter as in the case of a product Such &@s sugar .or copper "or the primary product in the shoe indus- | Try Paes fron. thre Prale ker to the' tanner, thence to the munufacturer, and very likely to the wholesaler, before it reaches the retail merchant. Leach one exacts his profit, so that brought out in the recent report of the Federal Trade Commis- | sion on The Leather and Shoe. In- | dustries (Washington, 1919). The report just referred to traces and profits of shoe making to the hides. Unfortunately, | is at hand which will permit a thorough analysis of hides sold by big packers, us, to the packers, merely a byproduct of their back no cata 7 the hides are meat hus mess, although an cnorm- ously profitable one. But the cost und the profit margins of country | hides is known, and ase data if that the in the price of few vears meant a margin to the big’! approximately the American-grown | large .proportion of hides, Between 1914 of packer = hi 1 ae aintee® Or nonpacKers from tl Is clear rreat increase hides during the past greatly increased packers, wh i) per cent product and a the imported and 1917 the price Oo control Ot des Continued on Next Page. r Nothing like it for pro- ‘ ducinga brijliant, lasting warerecoes luetre. Easily 6 o.shes cuickiy. Weeonicathersoft and phabie. **There is a Herriott | Polish for every shoe’’ For sale by all deniers. OX BLOOD BROWN TRagt ; * ane 4° anes Soul watts CON TER EASED © BETTER ® FOR ALL BLACK SHOES Y Uf OLIVE AT TENTH Great Mark-Downs Affecting Hundreds of Choicest Garments ---Monday--- Unrestricted Choice of Qur ENTIRE Stock of Spring Cloth Suits Owing to the backward season we have decided to make this our greatest Mark-Down event. This is a wonderful opportunity for obtaining Suits in exclusive and distinctive models at extremely moderate prices. There are plain also unusual creations for sport wear. tailored, semi-tatlored., fancv and dressv Suits Women who are planning their Summer trip ind preparing their wardrobe avill tind it ad- vantageous to attend this sale. Suit, Suit, Suit, Suit, Suit, Suit, Any 322 Any $175. Any $125.00 Any $ 89.50 Any $ 69.50 Any $ 59.50 25.00 Mark-Downs on Spring Cloth Coats and Wraps | \Nlark-Down Price Any $150. 00 Coat or Wrap, Any $125.00 Coat or Wrap, Any Any Any Miark-Down Price Mark-Down Price Mark-Down Price Mark-Down Price Mark-Down Price Mark-Down Price $ 39.50 Coat or Wrap, $ 69.50 Coat or Wrap, $ 59.90 Coat or Wrap, Mark-Down Price \Miark-Down Price Mark-Down Price Mark-Down Price Mark-Downs on Steinberg’s Cloth Suits $150.00 $116.67 $ 83.33 $ 59.67 $ 46.33 $ 39.67 $100.00 $ 83.33 $ 59.67 $¢ 46.33 ¢ 39.67 Mark-Downs on Steinberg’s Superb Frocks at a Saving of Twills. Tricotines, Lace Dixner Gowns, 33/3” About 200 of the tinest quality ot figured (heorgettes, (Crepe de CEC... destred colorings. % tll the / (‘hines, Tattetas. (reorgettes, a re oe Pee aha, ws Aik Seeger PR iceman 2 ate Sy TS , we > tise 5 = ~~ PP SS Se te ty aieees omen IF OR me ae wm Vi, Fae POON DN A A AB BOY age

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4 — ‘ — is, TY py Ac 5 her aire 5) ae * a ee —, bia SKS adie , is . ° Ps radia, arty TS cit gg POR a os he gt hj % pen sey siesiti as . » Mah bau he eer = oe See ee eP > > Ney aS OME Py we ame tant oe aptoms “a te Ae we aS ele. tg. pain eR ae oe phe Se pen te or td Kj it me % Sp re L for 50¢ (i “Sk sess eveseees 9 for 40c | S80c Katonic Tablets ....... 2 for 64e Rubber Gloves. .*2 pr., 65c .2 for $1.65 .2 for $2.15 .3 for $1.65 2 for $2.15 .2 for 406 50c Excello $1.50 Hlot-Water Bottles. . $2.00 Hot-Water ee $1.50 Fountain Syringes. , $2.00 Fountain Syringes. '25ec Nail Clips ... t- | 200 Kolynos Tooth \Paste. et for 450 81. 00 la Reta Vegetal....2 for $1.15 Ee NR CE ® for 50c 35c Calotabs ® for 40e 2 DAYS choice in nickel plate, gunmetal or bl of each be to a purchaser. Kiwery Light guaranteed, ae ENDERLE STH AND PINE 6TH AND CHESTNUT Special Flashlight Sale ONLAV—WHILE These Lights are complete with case, battery and bulb. Quality 5 Stores GRAND AND ARSENAL BROADWAY AND MARKET THEY LAST, AT. Your Only one 9139 ack metal finish, No telephone, mail or delivery orders accepted. os oe © 62 ee ee 8 Oe. 6 oe eet eee 8 6 DRUG CO. GRAND AND OLIVE ” Peggy: oy ene eee ee a PO ale A See > AS * ee ate, oe oS Se . Oe The mighty tidy togs for every wear and anywhere. Made of the best materials that can be had, they launder perfectly without fading. Sold by dealers with a gquar- antee that insures satisfaction. wee aa 5s SAS cope ye Sule ee eae ee -ital stock were 64% per | centage was not less in 1917, and in the percentage increase in the tan- ‘ners’ profit is in all cases above the ‘increase in any other items. Thus | profits irfttreased from 176 to 303 per cent, while the only other item lwhich shows anything like a corre- ‘sponding increase is administration 'cost, which is,*of course, largely ‘made up of salaries of officials. Between 1914 and 1917 the price of upper leather advanced 26 cents iper foot. Analysis of this increase ‘shows that 14.1 cents was due to in- | creased cost of hidg, 2.5 cents to the increased cost of other materials, 7.5 cents to the greater profit taken by the tanner, and only 1.2 cents to the increased cost of labor. And this despite the fact that upper leather shows the highest labor cost and the |greatest increase in labor costs. As _ matter of fact, the percentage of labor cost to the total cost of tanned leather is very small, and as the price has risen this percentage j|has declined. Labor in the tanneries received 6:84 per paid for tanned leather in 1914, | contr: asted with 65.48 per cent in etn 6 land 5.85 per cent in 1917. On tl i j other hand, tanners’ profits seashell 11.41 per cent of the price in 1914, | 25.19 per cent of the price in 1916, jand, ae 20 per cent in 1917. port analyzes the production costs of | cent of the price | aS | despite, the excess profits tax, | ee The figures for sole leather differ | ‘slightly, but show the same general , tendency. Earnings More Than Double. | From this table it is apparent that (the rate of earnings on investment ‘in the tanning industry during the years 1916-1917 was more than dou- | ble the rate for previous years, the cent, cent for 1914-1916. The Central Leather Co, in fts re- port as published tn Moody’s Man- , the three years 1912-1914, inclusive, of approximately $5,000,000. This contrasts with an average of approx- ‘imately $12,000,000 for the | years 1915-19 000,000 for the two years 1916-1917. The average net earnings on capi- cent for the | Years 1912-1914, 1644 per cent for ij} the years 1915-1917, and over 20 | per cent for the two years 1916 and 11917. This increase fm earnings was not due simply to increased produc-— tion, for net earnings represented 16 | per cent of the gross sales of the |company for the years 1916-1917, as contrasted with only 8 per cent for 'the years 1912-1914. | Tendency of Labor Increases, | From the material presented by ‘the Federal Trade Commission's re- port relative to costs in the actual | manufacture of shoes It is possible to | draw certain very definite conclu- | sions. In the first place amount which went to labor increas- 'ed proportionately less than any 'other important item. As a matter |of fact, the Commission points out | that labor generally constituted a | lesser percentage of the total cost in 1917 than it did in 1914; According to the report: “There is. no shoe |} shown in the table where compari- sons can be made in which the per- the 'many instances {t was very much less than in 1914.”" In fact, the de- cline in the percentage of the cost Which went to labor was marked. On: the other hand, the percentage of the cost absorbed by leather was materially increased. Margins also steadily increased. According to the Federal Trade Commission: “An inspection of the abovo table shows that of 50 men’s shoes where comparisons can be made between |1914 and 1917, 34 had a gross mar- gin of 7 per cent or more in 1914, and 38 were in this class in 1917. Only 10 had a margin of Or more in 1914, while 17 high margin in 1917. In 1914 only two had a margin exceeding 80 per cent, while eight exceeded this per- centage in 1917.’’ Big Margin on Women’s Shoes, in the case of women’s shoes, the increase in margins Was even great- er. . ie net? a sf 1 Sis © 8 O8 ORR CANE. 4 81888 eee ee & *50 *S5 *60 = BUY DIRECT FROM THE MILLS TAILOR OUR OWN SUITS OPERATE OUR OWN STORES . Open Saturday 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. 4 the Te DISPATCHL 1s giving Associat: only Press The POST newspaper news St. Louis e vening service. a a MM MMMM SPST No. 443—An Attractive $ - Oxford of Brown Kid Specially Priced. ...;.-..... an appealing charm. every frock and you'll find them all Artable as they are attractive. and for as Bar La Piemes trade mark is your assurance that they will wear splendidly. | R E i D S Washington Ay. FTUUUUUIIANNUUUUOUUNNNQUEUOOUUUAQUEUUOULUOUNUUEEOOUUAGHUUEOUUAU AOE 10° Exquisite fineness of material and grace of | severely simple lines—give La ['rance shoes We can show you models for every occasion ne A uaa 9no—————0 00000 no 0 O00 0 0 one 0 nos 0 0 ’ [0c 00100 ee | — aie ee OO FA 0 a ODO IO i | White-Enameled Side-icer REFRIGERATORS $2975 Reed Carriages 19." Hardwood box s Wi round gp atee, mae ceorners, golden oak gies oe with fane y insu eathing wit h sree ear — s} a woo Teit; : vgut wate: ao tras | TWO Instead of the Usual One| :2> +": lo mot and hinges Ne ms . are. floor plated; wWhits enameié eamp.es an ned. . on All Purchases Monday are wrorth up FE 2 | Li * g é I " . our-Piece Living- $89:75 pecial— William and Mary 198-78 75 > Room Suite...... All-Brass Dining-Room Suite = furn oO] mful of e—consistS ive armecharr ¢ “~*s ih \ iture at a small cost. A suite of exceptional davenette which opens out to a full bed— $ 3 \ ind armrocker and 36-inch library table Costumer coat and hat hanger. appreciate this wonderful] venue an separately. To fully made. comparison should be inspection and Victor Combination Range Wy Veig ney of fine fanc Three-Piece Reed $ SUE aC iinckuwes 11 The settee is of unusual size, being ODD DAVENETTE *592 7S Twoarticlesin gus one—a settce by day—a comfort- able bed at A Range that you will te sea. be pleased to own. Burns me mace in gas and coal—two stoves go en and ee 4 in one. Heavy cast Range, fumed oak; up- end te nope vith white enamel oven gu : i . eal sin . door anc white enameled Three Rag, ‘ Substantial an ad useful pieces for the living room or gun holstered in fine drop warming closet parlor. Jade of special quality reed in the new brown and frosted brown quality Spanish doors. Guaranteed a per- color; has loose cushions with spring seats, upholstered back and seats ' z 00 dap Chase leather, 72 inches | j . OE Pay ®e 2 i Pap OLE Ate An article that should he in every f ‘ mania Made 1 gen A Suite that ig unmatchable in every respect. Suite consists of 60-iee ulne brass, Wwe C = buffet, Jaeobean finish; a quarter-sawed oak round-top table which extes P ™ — = to 6 feet ands solid oak Spanish leather-seat chairs, which match in detalj structed. Solid brass of design and finish. The china closet and serving table may be purchase@ fect cooking and ‘baking cretonne. , , ; tange. Has large 18-inch long. Can be bought separately as follows over easy, com- oven. Settec... $67.50 Armchair... . $23.75 Rocker... . $23.75 fortable springs. . Beautiful 9x12 WOOL AND Mi ae FOCm m_Suit C “INCH FOST DEG UUTTIT LOMpIETE iad , -tv | FIBER RUGS, $11.75 Bd fe * | Seamless Brussels Rugs, $19.75 ) " \ splendid assertment of these Rugs tn ot ‘ the popular 9x12 aize—good-wearing — GUai lity. Om 9112 Imported Grass Rugs, $12.75 ; war le An excelient oppor ty - ility to buy a good % . » | ) hug cheap—just the Rug for sun pariors . ‘ te ° \@ eile . I rb ic designs—in e variety of pretty spseee ete ie patterns. ~ al a ? | eniatieataetd 36x72-Inch Imported Grass Rugs, $2.95 ’ er ! : ° ° . ‘ An exceptionally good Rug for gma!!! MT ' i rooms—large assortment of beautiful 4 4 }| ‘j ' " patterns. at oa > os + . a : $21.00 9x12 Rag Rugs, $14.76 seaaseey ual = Sifghtly soiled samples—bilue and pink— ‘ = , ; _ f ee easy to ciean, 3 g =_—- -” "T* os by ¢ > = , i ais Linofelt Floorcoverin y The best complete Bed Outfit tn the clty at the rwo | pos ue “45 —= oe == ee Pt mat C ey g, Per ard, 890 bed, with heavy inch fillers. Vernie Martin white and oxidised finish, AM ‘ a rhe -_ elt Re acy. on the | frame apring—sagleas and cormfortable—and : A Dai , arket—soft and pliable-—-will not crack— J a heavy, soft. comfortable Mattresa covered a wonderful alue in the Adam Period—highly polished large assortment of patterns. in fancy atripe tick The whole outfit at a mahogany ltinish—tfull-size Led—large dresser with heavy piate only $24.75 iss 5: ; . : mirror—the dressing table has beautiful triplicate mirrors and 3 fit. ee 43 Cash or Credit. Cash or Credit. c | GAS RANG 3 | AS R E ; a Constructed of finely fin- eceee i fabed non-rusting etee I lows. base and front of body are baked with beau tif gioss enamel—no t biacking oven #3 da fdr pe 4 A der t th S Goere sang kel trimn ed - pe the. vrieseen yu at Washington Av. and large-size oven —lar 9 Pe oak-——fumed finis _ ge gaat 1 *e —— fo the] = ——y 4 ich top-—large Dook ahelt Easy Credit Terms Gladly Arranged on Any Parchase 7.°".°°°70'"! 9 Teese, Ey t 000m 05 0m 200 no 03 or oO coro # —s — So nc et DEA What Weuld | to Hear Cle Would ‘ your ! Ol crit utes ot 1m demonstrate tha make you hear b: near? Free demonstra experts of the wo gle instrument, THE PORT-O A new electric vice for which we sive agents. A. S. Aloe C 513 OLIVE 8’ 539 N. GRAN ST IT TL LADIES’ SUI Over 3200—from $4 up. the awellest homes in | Cloaks. 82—coat 8:15. $1.50. Bore’ Overcoata oe $3.75. Skirts Operi Monday E: Af A GREAT VALUE IN A Good Player- Piano When you pur- chase the Ken- more. Player- Piano at $435 you are getting an exceptional value. This beautiful Ken- more Player- Piano compares favorably with other Player- Pianos selling for $650 and $700. Be sure to see and hear it. You need pay no” accept your old pia monthly payments in —Specia FPvery used FP tised in thin se Some have bee and sounda lik guaranteed ta No. 1—Plaver-) 88-note, rebuilt a £00d comdisienu. No. 2—-Large & standard make. Worth more none No. 3—Player- beautiful tene an action, 88-note No. 4—Player-] like new, comp!et gvlaranteed, §3-no0 —TERMS Out-of-Town C 0. 1102

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el : | ‘7 aa s j ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATSH ' ee ' ?| —- What Weuld You Give ~ to Hear Clearly? Would vou give five min- ufes of your time to us, to demonstrate that we ean make you hear both far and | near?. faze “~ tk, ae ie es. a Ber a SU at > e : ~ a ¥ ' _ Ss >in e ve “ 2 as t 2 ee me ae. ‘ cy * ay, J , t a. Sn 2g ’ : ppl BL Dn VRE . = ee — a ; 2 vere . Tt = ? ne nan - a ie = WPS LPP j . a ae . Ct 2: sa 4 ae st ete 2 eM eee ‘ di pe ) “ a Oe eae ath Me eee 5 Ben tp Poet A 2 MI ORES SES 6 le ; po rae 4 ‘ a ; : ey ‘4 “ WEP OS ¥ i yA: * ie ee aa a : h er ic. “4 gaa : Btn. Free demonstration by our experts of the wonderful lit- tle instrument, | THE PORT-O-PHONE ‘| | a A new electric hearing de- vice for which we are exclu- give agents. A. S. Aloe Company 513 OLIVE STREET 539 N. GRAND AV. ome “ mss meen snes LADIES’ SUITS, $4 Over 300—from $4 up. Bought from the sewellest homes in the West End. Cloaks, 82—cost 825. Girls’ Cloaks, $1.50. Boys’ Overcoats, $1.50. Boys’ fuite, $5.75. Skirts, $1. Dresses Like the genuine 00 — ee eee ee ed ; and grace of France shoes * i |_Gconce FProsT Co Hose Supporters hold the socks securely and allow the little one W absolute freedom of actior. so necessary to health, growth and com- fort. The highly nickeled parts of the “Baby Midget” have smooth, } rounded corners and do not come in contact with the baby’s skin. Gti HOSE SUPPORTERS . For Women, Misses and Chilidren if is equipped with the famous Oblong All-Rubber Button-— proof against slipping-ard ruthless ripping The “Baby Midget” fs sold everywhere or sent postpaid. Silk, 18 cents; Lisle, 12 cents. -» BOSTON, MAKERS OF BOSTON GARTERS FOR un | em wee ee Sm LLL LL ay ee $2.50, 3837 Delmar °?"" &""" everv occasion find them all] The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. newspaper giving Associated Press ; Louis evening news service, active. ; assurance that ———— STARCK ned mM: ashington Av. NAQUVUUUCEOTOOUUUUUUUUUUAUOAT AL MUOUCTCETECRCO COA : ——— 010) n0r———10hn0r————10 nef —————10r10 —==10 1. A GREAT VALUE IN A Good +A Camda i Set eeeset catuntaasa: pee a OT OF a" a _ oa ces oe eeeesarar Pian Sea am 2 . ak a ; sai a ——.. When you pur- chase the Ken- ' fi} more Player- 7 fi | Piano at $435 you are getting an exceptional value. This i} | beautiful Ken- ® jij more Player- ( amg ort FREE - purchasers of our KENMORE Player- a no at $435.00 who call within the next 10 ; 4 other Player- days, we will give FREE a beautiful FLOOR }. Pianos selling LAMP with silk fringe shade to match, also a nice selection 4 for $650 and $700.| ©f Player ROLLS and a combination piano and player-piano ; a Be sure to rt BENCH to match. and hear it. “To take advantage of the above free offer, please bring this advertisement with you. t. Suite consists of 60-inch round-top table which extends chairs, which match in detail rving table may be purchased ful value, an inspection and: ENETTE 1 ? ' seg wel Sat wh a Aes ae ° he? ae eee ee aa a oa = Spf RR > A” ae +t accept your old piano or phonograph as first payment. Begin your regular monthly payments in 30 days. LIBERTY BONDS accepted at full face value. A Beautiful New KENMORE DESCRIPTION | OF THE Kenmore Player- Piano Full size Piano. Choice of genu- ine oak or ma- hogany cases— beautifully fin- ished. Player action of latest type, easy to play and excep- tionally respon- sive. Plays any 88-note music rolls. Fully guaranteed, And Just Think You Need Only Pay You need pay no cash down when you select your Player-Piano. We wil} 122 Month a . ® . . ‘ . ~ a i Upright, Grand ; peooperetea ||} | —Special Bargains in Rebui lanos— pe stag tT ; and Player ee a Lee ¢ % Every used Piano and Player-Piano adver- faction. Lven at the low prices we qmiote for Eo tised in this sale has been entirely rebuilt. fomorrow you can buy on terms as low as a) i? Some have been refinished. Every one looks $5.00 per month. Liberty Bonds accepted at q on @nd sounds like new. Each Piano is fully full face value. Open Monday evening. Oo SF, guaranteed to: give complete lasting satis- plete $ 75 a . No. 1—Player-Piano, mahogany case, full size, | No. 5—Upright Piano, full size, good tone, ; . be 88-note, rebuilt and in $225 splendid condition and good- $125 aaeast. i x ES SSS 2 ae a looking case ......... ot Papers sg ee o a No. 2—Large size Player-Piano, very good tone, No. 6—Small size Piano, real ivory keys: has a standard make. This Piaho is really $195 ,, §00d tone; will give several years $6/ r Worth more money than we ask........... of good service..... facies ick 5 Sta a wees 5; Re : | a No. 3—Player-Piano, refinished and rebuilt, No, 7-——Upright Piano, beautiful case, refinished a beautiful tone and excellent $345 and rebuilt, will give : $165 ' A ees action, 88-note ............ ee An a og good service ee ae 4 ; JUTE i "7 | - No, 4—Player-Piano, oak case, lodks and sounds No. 8—Player-Piano, looks and sounds like new, (( He . | like new, completely rebuilt, fully $395 will give satisfaction and is a $185 Y ih) ie , | I da a bicss bss o* ag special bargain at this price ) ; } rit +] TERMS: $ = Per Month on TERMS: $4 Per Month on ine i : Used Pianos * . Used Players — the price. Two-inch post steel & | je and oxidized finish, All-irea fy | . . | » © +f We ship Planos anywhere tn the United States on our FREE TRIAL—vW\ — a a q Out-of-Town Customers Moncy , Rath cme Rett te ment Pinn. Write teday for special bargain na | it | OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS x a ; } * me . he eed aS 28 4 2 ® vi 5 . 2 fee a, ALLE AA PET Lee he naa & % ~ + eye ; ‘Sats . BON oan at * ~ ~~. oa oe ’ - ' Sk . . = . ae ¥ ‘ > $i eer me ee ee a | PA Starck Piano lo. Manufacturers of Starck Upright, Grand and Player-Piauos 1102 OLIVE ST. ST. LOUIS * Be Ge Ge tee am. et Se, OO A. 4 im aa » $ . = Be). s- sf AY See eee eae de 2g FRR AAR aS 27g, ~ BOR ECONOMIST’S |expenses, this margin of 6% cents, In 1919 the price paid by the con- , “tts 7 NG’S on a 19-cent article ig exorbitant | Sumer has risen from 19 cents to 56 s: ok10 kk. 4 OFS 05—9 STUDY OF PROFITEERI | Evidently in 1910 the retailer wy per yard, an inerease of 31 CONTINUED the chief profiteer. meman ee ogo . finimeimepgeil ntina . EFFECT ON LIVING » ed on Next Page. | TOMORROW Continued From Preceding Page. ‘ = Officials). The retailers’ margin is =~ : | | © far ine urges. aboorine- ee the ear gon heey ype oo 680-2 I believe to be the greatest means of elim- { Plate and | EA MR EE tek 2 POUNDS), FOts=.. — a part of the Big Packers Varied in- inating pain during what was once con- ; } STRICTLY Every One terasts. it can be said without danger moh da ee ordeal in a dentist chair, Bridgework FRESH Guaranteed ‘ get Sie , ; 4c aS grinding, extracting, fillin and | COUNTRY ee es tin rantraAictior ‘ he mreofite P ° i n OGM ..-++6:5 of contradiction that wie cs oS oi crowning sensitif~e teeth, and ny other $ 00 ; | ing is very largely responsible for |] Reretofore considered ‘patifui eperations Ne | PURE LEAF LARD, Pound....... the high prices of shoes. The re- extra charge for the service. UP tailer is also in large measure re- Nervous People Receiv res : : CREAMERY COFFEE TEA ler 1h vg | ee tan Pp eive Careful Attention. Examination Free, | : tm sponsible, for his 102 per cen :, Wisconsin Creamery. .50c Coban ...........«> —_ pasetanes «| : ‘rease in margin means an increase Ioraine Creamery . .48¢ Mocha GUD. cavsveer SOc Heunpoewder, eo eeeces fees ; = r. and in this case ee Klein Creamery .....45c;Guatemala ..........400;Mized Tea, Ib. .... of $1.82 pel pail, al turer appears to have ean reased his Ss. e. Corner 7th and Olive Oo osite Re b . ae sce aneous (ream, th. . ; profits less than any of the other , PP : public. Entrance on 7th off Olive Good Lack . oo 0» UOC Imtos Bh, ......+-.+s- BSC RIOR. BB, ‘octors. although it should” be men- Hours: Daily, 8 to 6; Sunday, 9 to 12 Sunshine .. .. «+. 10¢ IReans, Ib, ..........10c [Limbureer, Ib. factors, alluous . : ¢ ‘ , > © Libby's ...........2.llefpPpure Pepper. Ib. ... he [Pimente, cake . ° tioned that he took his highest ; a Honevbee ........... lle [Hershey's Cocoa, % Ib.t0c n- geae ae 'nrofi ; 916. during, which year eee Every-DGy. .«scescees 12c Wack Frost Baking low- CHRO .. sera were _Sptenyatnpssitoatbesty ton, tin nied i . .+\- swanaees ORE OP ones co inane 200fLanch, cake ......+. ‘they nmounted to twice the amount agle Brand ...., 3c Spices of all kinds, Neufchatel, cake 109 | which he took in 1914. HAVE YOU th ' sh 'yanced from approximately 15 per 'g , Ce ‘during the war years. And, as the | re / out: “Notwithstanding the wide! difference in the earnings of the first two years of the period and the last’ two vears, the:rates in 1914 and 191. ee | - SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1996 a aaa ete ——— = — — - —— + - — — — — ” . — LS TT A A ae et nett ee Level Advanced 10 Per Cent. ie This merely indicates the fact that e general level of earnings for the oe manufacturing industry ad- nt to approximately 25 per cent -deral Trade Commission: points Roaches, Bedbugs, Rats, Ants USE RED DEVIL DESTROYERS MAKES HAPPY HOUSEWIVES AT-YOUR DEALER 25c and 50c _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ 19 —_— ai @ = — = - anes <r Ths a+; % - as & <h? ee Sy ae ee - ee edly Wty i a SOUTH BROADWAY — 518 FRANKLIN AVENUE The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening were liberal.” eral Trade Commission's report may! be supplemented hy the = financial ste uf | M |.19 ish approximately $4,800,000. For the ye | OV | ra |for these four great corporations | | more than doubled. | to } pr ou nished by a large and representative | er Tr lowance for expense of selling would | be th sh retailer had risen from 35 to 42 per) ce | rising. There can be no question | «bu iteering in the retail distribution of sh pear that the textile industry is’ no exception to the general rule. of | profiteering. Here again, from year to vear, a greaier and greater pore } portion of the price paid by the con- Sul into manufacturing and retail prof- ) its, leaving a*constantly decreasing & proportion as wages to labor. AS textile products are an item in every } | | family budget, the fact that of the | high prices prevalent today approxi- mately 50 per. cent is absorbed in | pre Iiow Cotton Cloth Price Advanced. Statistical material covering costs | in the textile industry is rather scant. But enough is available in Govern- ment reports to indicate the reneral | | tendency. For purposes of ijlustra- tion two standard cotton cloths are chi eral use for overalls, and grav sheect- ing, which has a multitude of uses, bleached and unbleached, for the purpose of studving the | | division of the price paid by the con | i sumer for these goods it is possible | to compare the pre-war wer 19106 With the post-war year 1919. bor these two years the division of the | price paid for blue denim is shoavn i below: I ops 1919 } ' ( t Pet; Com Fi l , < er oO ] } in rétai lin reta IT} VIS I T) nfs pric ar } Materia ri S 19.48 OS.96 ‘ lat ee eeuaa tom 4 2 1.70 9 Mill expense...1.69 S Sf le) Dae a4 Selling expense. .6] 2.48 1.20 ” 40 ck Mill profi ,0.78 0.96 92.57 24.74 @02 | Ret margin..6.50 54.21 12.50 5.00 i Retail price.19.00 100.00 50.00 100.00 In these figures it appears that in 1910 labor engaged in making up the | | raw material into finished product ) received about 614 per cent of the retail price while the mill owner re- } ceived $144 per cent and the retailer v4 per cent Although in fairness we must deduct from the retailer's Inargin something for his . running | The above citations from the Fed- | atements of four Wee shoe man- | acturing concerns, as reported in oody's Manual. For the vears! 12-1914 these four companies | ow average annual earnings of ars 1916-1917 these inoreased to) er $10,000,000. The corresponding tes of return on invested capital As to the retailer, {t {s {mposstible show in figures the extent of his ofiteering. t can only be pointed t that, according to figures fur- oup of retailers to the Federal] ade Commission, a generous al- 23 per cent of the selling price of e shoes. it has already been own that the margin taken by the): nt by 1917, and that it was still | t that there has been great prof-'! | OSs, ' From figures at hand it would ap- ner for the goods he buys is going | . 4 . . fits is of igamense significance. sen, blue denim, which is in gen- GOODS SALE Thousands of pairs: all sizes: tan: genuine re- claimed ARMY SHOES Field, march- ing, dress ang hob- s SEE ee Ran Eee SY 2 New and Reclaimed Good« at 213-215 NORTH BROADWAY (venr Olive) | Davenette Suite, $89.50 Three-piece Suite as illustrated—a Suite of remark- ably fine construction and appearance. Upholster- ing 1s of high-grade imitation brown Spanish leather. Choice of golden oak, fumed oak or mahbdgany finish. Go-Cart $9 9-75 Special 2 A fiber or reed Go-Cart in ivory, gray or brown. A well made, good appearing Cart with comfortable springs. It is a special value. Boudoir Lamp A special value—base of ma- hogany, shades of silk in either gold, old rose or blue. Base, shade and cord complete, special price ...........93-§0 Kauffman Player-Piano The Kauffman is a remark- able player—wondertully re- sponsive and of unusual beauty of tone. It is full 88- note, in your choice of walnut, oak or mahogany. It has an ad justable rewind spool which as- sures perfect tracking. The trans posing device, automatic sustain- ing peda! and silencer are features embodied in its construction. It is unusually reasonable in price. Hellrung & Grimm. O° &@ Washington Ave.. CREDIT TERMS GRANTED ae oe ar Cotton-Felt Mattresses, $18.75 Fifty pounds of pure all-cotton felt. The covering is a good quality pretty art ticking. . with four rows of stitching on sides. This is a special value. be found several unusual and newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ‘ | if q : ea a | , t . | Y BS - / i a '? Cribs, $12.75 In either mahogany or ivory or maple finish, steel fabric spring, drop side; 2).x4!4 feet in size. This is a special value. ? Rugs It has aroll edge In our Rug Department will attractive Rugs—Rugs which ordinarily sell for much more than we are now asking for . them. They are: ; gx12-foot extra grade fi Witt ecécns . $89.00 | gx12-foot Seamless VORUME Asi vei ons $47.50 9x12-foot Brusselette, $19.75 gx12-foot Matting, in assorted colors. $5.75 Refrigerator Special, $28.75 It’s a threé-door side-icer with an all-white enamel interior—outside finish of duil rubbed golden oak. In size it is plenty large enough for the average family. This well-constructed Refrigerator, most unusual value. Rip AE WR. Pde, WILE ng RRR my, sora Rit aa a this special price, 1s a Gas rt af Pad | \ ode o Latte oe ’ ag ! Ranges , The Detroit Jewel is the highest type of Gas Range. It is made in several styles and finishes. Remember— “they bake better.” I6" & Cass Ave _ — PEP aS OE ———-

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Sy Sk CONE AR MEG AL LIN OEE GS te NN GL TEE ALM IN ORL LO NEIL ENGIN NL ICT GED LOI ONAL OE Se IO, . a ~ oe pepe er tee > - oon , shite ee tie etnies nee eee - ee Rg Og Ce = ee ORE LL POPOL IE. it ELS Sl A eo eens ee ee TdT Taticcal eI aS Rae a + tthe te - Fe PRY terme ter 8 rab ae ene - alg a8 eles oem. smut. ed ole orate & = ad LABOR ECONOMIST’S | fac turer increased his profit by 10.61 STUDY OF PROFITEERING’S | ‘'eents, an increase of 602 per cent. ‘This means that the profit EFFECT ON LIVING | of the manufacturer was Gentinued Irom Preceding rage. | approximately seven times as largé® | eee ata ease caren — Sweet Pea. ~~ $1.00 oz, Lundborg’ “’ Lily of v nang $1.25 oz. Meyer’s Sweet Home, oz., Bc: 2 oz., $1.59 oz., 69c; 2 07., es 4 Ze; % 2 o7. ‘? $1.: $1.25 oz. Meyer's Dear Kiss. BI. oz., BYc; 2 0z., S$I.59 $1.50 oz, Bernice .o7z., 89c; 2 07... $1.59 $1.50 oz. Rieger's Auto Queen, : o7., ORe: 2 oz., $1.69 $1.50 oz. Rieger's Mon Amour, oz., 98e; 2 oz., $1.69 $1.50 o7, Chin Chin. " oz., 89e; 2 oz,, $1.59 $5.00 oz. la Musette .02,, $3.89 £1.50 oz. Thelma, o07., 8c; 2 o7., $1.59 Mavis Perfume at .07,, $1.°25 Day-Dream Extract... oz., $2.00 | Mavis Perfume, orig. bottle 50e Mavis Toilet - Water. $1.00 $1.00 Melba Toilet Water... _ BPe Paliner’s Toilet Waters.........75¢e Jergen’s Perfumes. orig. boitle ite $1.00 Brown's Toailet Waters... .. .69e $1.25 Williams’ ‘ollet Waters THe The Williams’ Toilet Waters Ie Face Creams 60¢ De Lacy's Cucumber Cold ae, 2 for 93c | 35e aacy’s)§«6«Cue umber .Cold Cream, 2c wath oe for 55ec 60¢ De Lacy’s Virgin Cream, A9e > for O30 35¢ De Lacy'’s Virgin Cream, 29 C3 2 for §5¢ | Rec Arnice Cold Cream......... 2% “Ac Williams’ Cold Cream..... ive Oe Soulkiss Face Cream......... 2 50c Soulkiss Cold Cream. . Ie 25¢ Woodbury’s Facial Cream 21e 50¢ a eeneety Facial Cream a’ SE OTe Pe a el 39e¢ | 106 Tubes Cold Cream __® for Ie Be 50c La Bonita Almond Cream. R4e 50c Massage Cream . o4e Graham's Beauty Sec ret $1 50 (iraham’a Skin Pure.............4 he 74e Supreme Face Cream. ........6@e 50c¢ Supreme Peroxide Cream.....35c . Tooth Preparations 50c Orazin Tooth Paste..... ue hic Dentamint Tooth Paste .83e B0c Kolyvnos Tooth Paste. | Pearl White Tooth Clean..... l2c 2i5e Williams’ Tooth Powder. Ie Colgate’s Tooth Paste........ . 2he 25¢ Imperial Crown Tooth Pow d., 17%e 50c Pepsodent Tooth Vaste.. ..33¢ | Talcum Powders | Armand'’s Taleum BOc Dier-Kise Talcum. . ri 2 Ba She “he Juergen’s Talcum, i8c 2c Willlams’ Taleum ..... ee 2c Page's Talcum, 18c..... .2 for 35e Bh5e Talcolette Talc., large jars. .27¢ Colgate’s Talcums, i8c; large. 25¢ 25c (large can) Bath Talcum, 14c; 2 for ic 25¢ Corylopsis Taleum, 13c. .2 for 25e 2h¢ Pompeian Taleum. . te 25e Comp. Stearate Zinc. 18.2 for 35 Mavis Talcum .....\.... j 250 Day-Dream Talcum \ the 2Sec Riveris Talcum, 5c. 2 for 7c Miscellaneous items | $1.69 | $1.40 | oz., 72¢; 2 oz., $1.35 | 25c Johnson & | . Face Powders | fOc Arnice Powder . .42c; 2 for 7c , 50c Pompelan Beauty Powder. 4°c¢: 2 for 79e | Armand’sa Yace Yowder. 50c Harriet Hubbard Ayres Powder. 1.25 and 60¢ 30¢c Palmolive Tace Powde a 4c; 2 for 450 0c 3 Ame Face Powder 523¢;: "2 for $1 "0c L’Ame Face Powd . . 25; 2 for 48e S0c i rmen Powder 390c; 2 fer 75e 50c Pussy Willow Powder, s0¢: 2 for 75c SOc Sanitol Towder 89c; 2 for 75e Piver’s Azurea, La Trefle or Lloramyve Powder $1.50 | 60c Soulkiss Powder 39c ; 2 for y5e | Ghe Djer-Kiss Powder . ee $1.10 Djer-Kiss Powder........ 98o 50c Dier-Ki Compact Powder. .44c $1.25 Djer-Kiss Comb. Powder and ee i ag 5 5s bao 30-8 $1.19 Armand’s Cold Cream Powder. $1.00 | la Musette Powder . .$1.50 50c Diana Rove ...,... 34e 60c Dier-Kiss Rouge ........ _,4fte Day-Dream Rouge 500 | ®he Arnice Lip Rouge. metal tube ee 50c Pompeian Rouge . 42 on Such profits should be reflected : sie “a Bee an - ee | Bi in the ae incomes shown in the : This beautiful massiv mod L IS published reports of the large tex- | always in great lavor, So if 1s with | tile companies. Here again the mia- | | satisfaction that we announce the | terial at hand ts not so full as i | receipt of a number of them. could wish. Kut such returns as ap- } : 7 pear in Moody’s and Poor's Manuals | Monday they . will hp ready for jenable us to substantiate the above | : vour selection, from Mahogany, | conclusions for eight large represen- | Qak and Walnut—-and as the sup- tative cotton and wool manufactur: | hg ie | ling companies. Roughly speaking | ply of Vietrolas is far below the the net income of these companies | enormous demand tor them, we for the pre-war years 1916-19158 was | urge vou to be here early before the five times as large as the corres- | : me Hair Preparations 50c Cocoanut Oi] Shampoo, 3fic; 2 for Fte SOc Liquid Green Sean, 38c..2 for 74¢ 50c Williams’ Liquid Shampoo, | ES Ia Sa 2 for T5e G0c De Lacy’s . Shampoo, 4%c 2 for 82c¢ '35e De Lacy’s Shampoo, 0c. .° for ide $1.00 De Lacy’s Hair Tonic, —e 2 for $1. 1S Sic Arystal-Foam Shampoo, “°c; y for Se \5c Amami Shampoo, 10c.. .3 for ?9c¢ “Se Coconal Shampoo, .1c. .° for 40¢ 50c Williams’ Liquid Shampoo, °’9c; 2 for S55c¢ Henna Tone Shampoo.... ‘A TSe * . Toilet Soaps 40c bar Castile Soap ic 10¢ Remmo Soap.. - for iSoa 30c box. three cakes Buttermilk ee “ ? for 3h5e Drugs and Patent Medicines 25c Phenolax Wafers. 19c¢: @ for 37¢ you have never tried this pleasant candy laxative, trv it. $1.00 Reola Tablets B89ec; 3 for $2.50 $1.00 Zepyrol Antiseptic THe 245e Schoenfeld’s Tea .18¢; 2 for 25e 2 he Mentholatum Begg .1Pe SI. 75 Ss. Ss. e- ee $1.39 $1. fe AS SS - Re $1.00 Sanadon Mouth Wash. . THe 50c Sanadon Mouth Wash. . 3Ve $1.00 Lambert's Listerine. . 69e¢ 25e¢ Mother's Salve ........ 19) 25c Partola Tablets fies Pe 2je Nature’s KRemedyv ....... "le 50c Nature’s Remedy Ae $1.00 Nature's Remedy SP eee: THe 5Oc Pfeiffer’s Vig Syrup... ...°. .34e $1.25 (nint) Comp. Svr. Hvpo- phosphites 89e:; 38 for $2.25 20c Groves’ Lax, Bromo "Quinine “4¢ Oc Stearns’ Haarlem Oil Capsules.34¢ 25e stearns’ Haarlem Oil Capsules. t8c 60c pint Milk of Magnesia. . 45806 SSc 4% pint Milk of Magnesia... 23c 75e pt. American Oil .49¢; 3 for $1.25 75e St. Charles Liver Regulator. a aplendid remedy in liquid form 49e | 250 Livertonic Ce a .. 100 $1.00 Nux and Iron Pills .496¢ 5c Menthol and xis sodeoee Cough er .3 for 10¢ rn .37¢e¢ 1 pound pure Glycerin. 15¢ Oc Glazo Nall Votish EER? $9¢ 16-o0z, bot, Elixir Iron, Quinine and $1.00 Delatone 89 Strychnine 1.1 Bhe Lustrite Nall Enamel ....270) 8-or, bot. Elixir Iron. Quinine and 5Oc Lash-Girow, Sic.. 2 for 70e¢ Strychnine Se aN 64¢ Sze Canes CQUlte Namovor. "> 230) Bob MaytrsNaghtis' Sate ios? , x cle Re e lie , ayer’s As ag Tablet 100 soc Cutex Nail Polish.......... 27c | bottle) . tr : P Prep ee ” Hy et p12 a ee oe Cempact Manicure Bet. | 2he doz. Bayer’s Agpirl Tab! 1Se Toilet Pumice, Sc....... : = for 150 | 7 ED sb wig a 0 0 0 , , or : ee my aoe er eg aBe.... for 350, 25¢ doz. Bayer’s Aspirin Capsules. "he Foot ewGer..:... freee | RN OSE ean 35ec Foy “re Se A cage Cascara... . 2906 = nt pure Peroxide Hvdrogen.... Ac aeeitine 5 o7, pure a Hydrogen... 14¢ he _ Ole o 20¢ | oz, pure Peroxide Hydrogen fo coe | ate een. tanh a a Hd Pint Dickinson's Witch Hazel... 25¢ R5e Tooth Brushes, unbleached. BOc | Pint pure Castor Oil ~~ Ks Re $1.25 Hair Brushes. white back. 79c | 100 bot, Blaud’s Pilis..... 3B4e $4.50 White Ivory Hair Brushes: 10¢ box Saccharin Tablets. .2 for 15¢ real French bristies......... $2.98 | 25¢ Hinkle’s Cascara Pills (100 phy Bl i rey Buffers... ... 5M TE gut Pills (100 bottle) a 1. ‘hite Ivery Com Rc | c e Pe The White Ivory Combs.......... 49¢ | Pint Water Glass. exe preserver . 19¢ 2he Powder RS See ae 10¢ | mega i “+ eo eee coe 85¢ Ladies’ Dressing Combs... ... tte | Pint Liqu G DUEL ae.» . «90 - atnebiee . / | Ri 25 Mavr's Stomach Kemedy.. . 98e | 60c Chase's Blood & Nerve Tabs .49¢6 Rubber Goods 90¢ Chase’s Blood & Nerve ) Tablets. special strength ... a ga ee £1.50 Hub Fountain Syringe. VRe Be Freezone ..... . Ste $2.00 Radiant Fountain Svringe . $1.29 2.00 Velvet Hot Water Bottle, $1.20 | $2.50 Velvet Combination Sy ee. and Water Bottle...... 6 $3.25 Family Combination ETE abd Hot Water Boitle... $2. 4 $1.50 Pearl Hot Water Rottle. $2.50 Pearl Guaranteed Fountain Syringe | 400 & Syringe “Tubing, 5- ft. lengths. 270 | 1.98 | £1.00 Miller's Rubber Gloves... .83e £2.48 Girtent Spray Syringe. $1.43. Sie No-Colic Nipples........ 3 for 16 | Rubber Face Sponges. -..+10¢) 1 -Candy Special $1.00 Whitman's Assorted Chocolates, | each piece foll wrapped; full npane I i eet re a Oc; 3 for $1.2 bie (100) Comp. Cathartic Pills. .B4e ,| Cutlery Department | -B0c Mentholated Bay Kum and — Hazel; to use neter may pe the SA ds in a a | econ Giticees Razore& | 330 Star Vibrator: extra .... 1.49 $1.25 Swine Razor Strop. Be S$. 50 Barber Shears $1.49 2.00 Barber enre es .. $1.19 $1.3 25 Cuticle Scissors .......... THe Oc Williams’ Barber Soap. 2 for Ls $1.00 Gillette Biades ..... R3e | 6560c Gillette Bledes ........ 20 S0c Durham Duplex Blades..... 4%¢ _40c FEver-Ready Blades 82e 40c Enterprise Blades: will fit Gem or Ever-Ready avor. 21e 25c Roberts’ Shaving Powd. 2 for 25c Gill GUARANTEED ette Blades Free EVERY DAY THIS WEEK New Gillette Blades will be given away free at our Outlery Counter by a factory expert, in order to demonstrate how the plex S. Improves new Blades 100%. Insures 100 shaves from one blade. * §0LD ON 30- DAY TRIAL FOR 10 YEARS ponding total for the pre-war years | ) : se O9X tn O5=H What Science Discovered most delicate skin. 912-1914. Other Styles, $20 to Soo ' Be, 4 | The capitalization of these com- | ae | Madly, many people have been And if it does not, once for all | panies ranges all the way from | ] he \ ictor Records troubled and embarrassed by facial panich those un ightly eruptions and Ba $600,000 to $60,000,000, the capitall- I eruptions. give you a smooth, velvety skin such fe | zation of the great American Wooler. | {|| for Mav Are Here Mr. E. S. Givens suffered from this as Nature intended yoy_to have, the ‘ Co. This corporation increased 11s } any aed the ew ligt Cort 1?) (>) trouble for 15 vears. lie wen? th rough trial wil! not cost vou @ single cent, net annual in¢éome from $1,600,000 | , a ss lie si 3 ‘cael aon. Senay - ; ‘ i} Ha | : , { ie usual experiences of trying i — ne all , in the pre-war vears to nearlv $%.- Ht derul collection. Red Seal ree Sty le \1 = | = Re Ls we ns and treatine “salah in a short = oe barbers and H00 000 the vears 1916-191 a} ral TS? Ul thie A tt f Vic trola a | mitra tee» Mitac rose ae beauty parlors will be able togive you 7 ' PUY in i) a! i oh © Ys is the j ‘= Oras Over her \Y | i¢* re er ; ; c ¥ cx : ts ’ . i % eb ae ing an increase in per cent return on i sparest. ee siti. s5 oe CLEAR-TONE treatments. But to ing an rease i “t ne rnoon i= a e : : : gl ; canital stock from 2.7 per cent to) | the latest popular “hits. 3 | After several years of persevering obtain this trial offer and to secure a % iy 2 wai : + . ’ es = BH. b+ ae AS an r th - hottle o "'LEAR-TONE, 5 ; Mm) 14.9A. In 1917 its earnings reached | i Mail Orders Solicited Blk experiment he discovered the formula bottle of CLEAR-TONE, sent in a ithe total of $13.883.155 a return | | $ . tor CLEAR- TONE. His complexion plain wrapper, to your own home, ‘Beg y * erent hs Smt, it Sean a: ale’ ) ; simply address of approximately 23 per cent on the | SI anny « Soponnie 36 became smooth in a I |-capital stock. The average net in- |! ‘ “if a very tex cae a ee As | if WA : ; GIVENS CHEMICAL COMPANY | come for the group of eight corpo- | Ht. BY \\ Mr. Givens began in a small way to “51 Chemical Bldg #| rations increased from $3,734,215 in | Be : manufacture CLEAR-TONE to sup- hKangas City. Mo ; 7, 7 ¢ is 9 fr ) - > | 3 a § - og (he year: ego 1914 to $22,630,562 | if PIANO CO. 1005 Olive St. ply personal friends. But soon the de inne _ it for the years 1916-1918, meaning an | p \’ \] [2 : , \ mand hecame so great that this amaz- ‘ ; i } = 4 a. ayr« ‘ ‘ ec. Pe A ° increase in the return on capital | | HES AL. REIS, General ! lana ge I q ing cosmetic was put on the market. ; wae 6stock from: 3.9 per cent to 22.6 pe = : CAE ers a ; ice = y 4 —_ = a A Hts, MASTERS yore” GIVENS CHEMICAL CO. . ] , T's I t : ’ Sti; rye | : \e ‘ > These Rugs are the large full-size 9x12 feet kind; all of them perfect. price is will at once win your favor. our easy divided monthly — + 4 We have 10 different designs to select from. This u made possible by a fortunate purchase of a huge quantity for our eight stores. Each one is guaranteed. The elegant We have just 500 to be sold at this price, which we expect to sell in one day. steel. ad aree, galvenises, ’ » ivrg re t ie en + aii, rate . yy itl All the odd Cedar (Cthests t})- justable oe reinovaole ered from our floor irain, w hich YD? and w = egy vents war! nes — te wt spe ; 7. gs fron = ag ring $39. 15 | cially reduced prii ice chambe: - loose bottom Jelly Cake Par very heavy . P iach \ : x" aia} + — . * | ik , yy ‘ i $2.00 ( we Raat n Nionth S3.00 Casha?" eT n Viouth elg! }) sf Ail i arog a lATrTantTeend ae years; iarge 9-inch s! t real special pf are proud to offe! not ; pul Ico bo cheap affair: only one H perso! mo pnione » aa mat) orders none to .¥ qaqeaiers i0 = ALUM Sauct pan 2 Mattresseg Genulne tten FE elt ey mid ggeong chia se@]l fo: $18.75 Fulls guaranteed is 5-ft ‘) SiiL.i@e here ‘Y reer si] with ut-of Prigay a t the ver & so a ag ' BEpEr special v . Bwitcd \ eclal low price of $5.00 ¢alue; fu only | . VW en ( ‘ome 4 95 he a Month it. Se ee Oc a Month See Fach item in this A! PAeSe an necessit,s Lo anv kKitche $ extra weight. fully guaran- teed for 20 years; the °15: 8150 © ASH—81 00 MONTH . ' ee samieeite We featuré a high-gradg fumed kind an! hen ew! i M 4 finished Bed Duofold with will be prot ud aaa ar any late patterns are included high-grade imita- especial Rg: ile M ond: ay on! Vv in this Sale of sample Carriages. tion leather uphol- just as shown A few dling. ghtly soiled by han- atering at the very M ASSORTMEN absolute heavy 85 special price of.. $69.75 . Stores in 8t. Louis, East St. Louis, Ill., and Danville, II. You wtll oT these mirror Tables, tr Wee ds and Pine find a large selection pnd the fine triple “3e $49.75 Dressing ‘Paean and is abso- aN formbination lear er ¥v eper “ttl ¢ ifely “if oritt rior It has adj iS if table brush ana 8. 95 hinged riOZzZzie Oe a Month ——- oe or Ruf fets every atvie, det . ign and $ finish, starting as 49 75 low as, each “ Easy Terms. Cairo, Il]., Mounds, Ill., Mound City, Dl, and Two in Louisville, Ky. usually low They may be had for cash or on w designs Month $2.00 Cash—$2.00 man Just the thing for any large and roomy. lias five drawet! hat Ww _— ’ $37.85 ieee - tain Gael ‘ ¢ TNE HH Thi iT > ] .] woven Wire pund., box and A $50 Wi a) HATE Steel easy rove ar has four substantial “pring; and $5.95 bc a Month They won't last long at $15.00 to $20.00 « prices. Now is your a high-grade m ake. $29. nance to save from Easy Terme. ~ HAYLTEX FRAY citmer eyeg Aare: eles: fitted with Meniscus lenses. epecia: DR. ARTHUR W. ¢ /Optometrist, Opti Goldman 8 | Jewelry 2 Opt 609 Locust ADVERTISE Plumber Thought Needed New Pipe ““ty stomach and inte mays full ef gas and !I « eolic attacks. rhe pati caused me to think I ne pipes. Since taking | » Remedy ail thia hi: and my oOniy treuble r ug dough fo Muy a ke to eat. It i9 a oi preparation that sucus from the tntesti: re “4 the inflammation practical! all stomach testinal ati Lents ' ial One dose will eonvince funded Wolff be. lyen DD & Dolvh (4 ator: Finde teres), Clougnly Koeppen Gros Drug Co... H. JT La ee let Meo end Gruggisie °° — Hi ~» ~ Qo. A en neces Pa. ne ae nt ee ee ee en eg —< AT A ee

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et CLEAR-TONE ] yt SC] id your haine Will mal you a bookies tells ful ly the story of this cing lotion. lso offer YOu a hott! ¢ to mt his risk. If w; ithin rou are not de lighted with ottle of CLEAR. TONE not! lt $ of people have accepted eir letters of enthusiastic fil] a book. are invited to make this t send any money. Sim- r n aine wi address today, risk in usi ng CREAR. is a refreshing and de- that will not injure the ¢ skin. does not, unsightly once for all, eruptions and mooth, velvety skin such niled : ntended vou to have, the t cost you a single cent, rt tune all barbers and fs will be able iad you NE treatments. But to trial offer and to secure a. EAR-TONE, sent in a er, to your own homme, ess EMICAL COMPANY mical Bidg., sas itv Meo e E thing for any man— nd roomy. and ward- $37. 85 § $50 value. e drawers, Kasy Terms TTS _ i i ie Adit ‘a THE > oven wire spring; easy » arou nd, and _ $5.95 On't last long at these Now is your dD $20.00 on $29. 85 i et pwet hd osave from “ond Ricacans Ky. er ‘ . a Ne ie, 4 Oe ID ae Paeg WORE nero » CN Oh RA BA! OREN ne OY Oe OR - oe -~ — - = ei STING PACT-nigaaTCH | SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' ~ eo Special $2.50 Special / I vision is assured through our sc ientifie sys- tem of optometry. The right glasses at the, right prices. q EE jour special ‘ 10- year anteed frame. ted with , genuine periscope crystal lenses, Perfect eb A — HRLTEX FRAME GLASSES [| Hither eyeglasses or specta- §) cles; fitted with deep cursed §@! Meniscus lenses: special Se eee hee so ee es DR, ARTHUR W. ‘Optometrist, Optician, Goldman’ ® Cuguet Jewelry @ Optical Co 609 Locust St. ~___ ADVERTISEMENT _ Plumber Thought He Weeded New Pipes 2 “My stomach and tntest!in s full ef gas and J often c attacks. eeesed ga to think TI needed a new aet Ae Since taking Mayr'’s Wonder- emed a my only ough deugh to buv al! lke to eat, t preparat ve we ractically egtinal ailments, inclu ne dose will convince unded. Dolph (4 stores), teres). a, Drug : . Ma. ns RS 8 everywhere. tion that removea the catarrhal from the a 16 CUQUET, ies were a!- lad severe The pain soreness ar id hia now y all this disappeared, trouble is to make the food . is a simple harm less —_ Intestinal tract ; inflammation which al! stomach. liver if ding er re- ' YT ] (“0 Ende ri oe be ud € Tough! Y _Koppenbr ink, Johnsen ! Co. w@nders, Caronde- { Wolff-Wilson | Are You a Capitalist? i} it. earns or spends money. telephone Trust Co. r- Perhaps you are one without knowing Perhaps you could be one—and should be—but don’t know how. Read “YOUR CAPITAL,” a brass- tack booklet on everyday finance, that was written to help everybody who Copies for the asking. Write, visit or Savings Department Mississippi Valley N. W. Cor. Fourth and Pine Open Mondays 5 to 6:30 P. M. ee GIRO A ipetemcncsiceudithgitedeoatinnadgilliknasttinllinienddeenes ne ee ae hae é Rg e LLA aS a a « . mee Lo IPOH. Cnr OR ORY ve > : ’ Kaa DG Sop lila 1 ag Dn RT to ek em ee ee 2 f — h - at pas” . ~ Stock Reducing Sale _Men’s & Young Men’s Very Finest -Ready-to- Wear _ Spring Clothes at Reduced Prices HE backward season — caused by the Spring’s prolonged weather—leaves us heavily overstocked cold and rainy and for this reason we are offering you this unusual chance to buy the very best Men’s and Young Men’s Suits made at substantially reduced prices. $45.00 Values $50.00 Values $55.00 Values : $60. 00 Values $65.00 Values $70.00 Values $75.00 Values $80.00 Values $39.50 $44.50 48.50 52.50 57.50 62.50 65.50 69.50 Nothing is excepted in this sale but our Tropicals, Silks, Mohairs, Palm Beaches, Raincoats, and Golf and Evening Clothes. SEE WINDOWS FOR PRICES Charge Accounts Solicited Olive at atin dlie a nsiatie atti aula reenfields Eighth ', teller ‘volumes for | children, ation tent, | puzzles — — — ' 1 | ' | } I 1 | ! weight -and on departure, 7 | | | | } | | | ! ' /Bhower baths, water community chapter ‘open for the season as | weather permits, | yesterday ‘ve Paul Society, | House, Visiting | picnic ground No. |ground with plenty | and merry-go-rounds. |a water ‘for ' coneerts | Siclans will be under ¢: | hours. || will be admitted, | similar |All precautions will be taken to ids- ,Sure the sanitary | ness. ' physical | nal ilies will be enabled to | assistants to. \and camp | out. | kitchens of VACATION VILLAGE” OF RED CROSS 10: BE REOPENED SOON 30 Tents With Capacity of | proximately . its | Ill—To make up a short- , ibe Rete. Sere than 2300 meals were |age in the city treasury, it has heen REME GARI iserved. The camp Was started mere- ‘decided to levy an annual tax of $200 ’ . x “a8 an ee ee but its Success | upon each bank of the city. Other | ; . ast year has caused health officers | unusual taxing method le if Y « t G00D COFFEE 4 H lt. f ite urge that it be made permanent. discussion. oe eee : ou an e ave ' , | cs COUSINS’ BEST COFFEE, Pound > « elelelelele « .50c 7 : FRENCH BLEND; Pound..... ..... .:. « « «102.06 -450 fi SWEET SANTOS, Pound *“*e#eeaee0ae34«0eoteeee*eden#ewveeee “ee 40c ‘ i About 200 Persons to Oc-: cupy Forest Park Site West of Zoo. Village,” camp conducted year in Forest Park by the Bt. of the Red Cross, will s00n ‘Vacation last Louis it was announced »y Red Park Commissioner Pape has pledged the co-operation of the Pack and Recreation Department. The colony will consist of a vil-| lage of 30 tehts with a capacity of | about 200 persons. I amilies other- | wise unable to afford a vacation will | be selected by 15 charitable and’ welfare organizations of the city to | be guests of the Red Cross for two | These organizations are the | Association, St. Vincent | Woman's Cathalte | League, re Alliance, Neighbor- | hood Association, boyle Center, | Markham Memorial, Kingdon: Nurses’ Association, | Municipal Nurses’ Association, City Hospital Social Service Department, Board of Children’s Guardians, Children’s Aid Society, University Social Service Depart- ment and Home Service Section of} the Red Cross. | The site of the camp is on former : 10, directly west high, well-drained of shade. The tents will face each other along one “street” _to be named ‘‘Red Cross avenue.’ Outing for weeks. Provident of the zoo on Under-nourished dren. Arrangements are being made to care for undec-nourished = children 'at the village. These will be select- ed by groups from the Red Cross Community. kitchens and sent for a two-weeks’ stay at Red Cross éX- pense, as guests of the Junior Red Cross. Plavgrounds will be in- stalled by the Park Department con- taining swings, sand piles, see-saws There will be with hose attached ‘7 faucet “water fights. A feature of each day's program will be the twilight story hour for the children, conducted by a story- from the Public Library. ‘ * price Vou < linariiy have : nay for a plain. black tron Think of it ‘ght a 1: ang This is af size Range the beg! of : as four Cera h 3 al | feu seaeon “u «a tre: ’ 4. {is Durner i) Ki 4 surface Rr ‘ ‘ j ’ mice + irge 18-inch even-—-cooks and w hit enatlt af akeS witli either cQ@i Or gad. Kef! i\gerato: for ony ih $25.50, Sclentifica ify constructed and : i ' g Vara! er . of if’ Save 25‘: on Fine Suara ntetel at 020,50 | }: This Large Lloyd’s Fine Weave i Kitchen Cabinets $35 Baby Carriage An immense stock of Cabinets of the newest labor-saving types are included in this sale. in| $45 Kitchen 4 Si Cabinets; on sale ed bedi . Vicineaianiniendtiatedmaaainan —™ rah: at ‘ h ea’ 25 = Bh rhyis ‘= ne ‘ e Cabinet Gas Rea igen : the mardet 4 fortunate ’ arse of Two ‘ onda permite this low price nis lange . fui bl e por a} 4 Tor ighou AT t] ‘. e bs) siarant r iby ars 5 ree $56 Kite $36 Kitchen a) ace ing 18-i , ove rme on sale alt bre 4 cooking gas rs C‘abinets;: ' : atid sf ~~ 8 Range sells everywhere for $160.00 "42" frm sale here at 9107.50, You J proud te tane hav ‘ for ita datiy oewutin 1h) i.6 naAnagsaeibe mei $70 Klte Ste Mischen 50c Weekly Buys a riage vf | one Cabinets: on sale at tiful gondola design af plece Set beautifully fnis? poll o n oes . am | A: om ed and upholstered S ids ware in corduroy—special =— we a at $:°8 75. Liberal Credit Terme Wy Vf ty hp YOY $85 Axminster ' RUGS size Ox12 ft. at 00 66 $65 Axminster | RUGS . size 9x12 ft. at pee URNISHERS DB Brndaiide tab y ae? "COR. Sth AND FRANKLIN AT a as 29 THE BIG STORE

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OY NS Masa wey ee om st Co ee PO FE os ae ee ae ee ee Tr anes nereupe: Aiea i setekodt eee on bins "16 ieee S I. Livin. nee — =e ee es SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' — al e i iaitiieeadin ” ; ul PILGRIMAGE T0 STARKENBURG | : z pious youth erected a little sanc- tuary in the wood under a dogwood Martin’s Church in statue in the at month of May, hundreds have visited Annual Devotion at Rural Chapel Will Be on May 24, 25 and 26. The annual May pilgrimage of Catholics to the-rustic. chapel 51-UlSPai CH ee - Feast of the Chapel. | bush near St. 1888, and in it was placed a ‘of Mary. Since that time, Starkenhurg, Mo,, wil] . take - place ,the chape## which has been replaced | May 24, 25 and 26, days of the Tit- | ———— “| / i $25.00 to $250.00 SOLD ON TERMS Ae Lowest ly cut, blue-white and possess wonderful fire, and brilliancy. They measure up to our standard in These handsome gems are perfect- , genuine diamonds, luster every respect and are backed by our personal guarantee. EE THE WONDERFUL 17-19-21 Jewels $ TERMS AS LOW AS ILLINOIS WATCH 00 a Week OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. SATURDAYS 0, HALE 426Nath 6*St Faz: a portrayal ISCHRO STATLER HOT ETER’S EL NEXT DOOR 810-812-814 WASHINGTON AVENUE, ST. LOUIS THE | “EASY VACUUM” | ELECTRIC WASHER PAYS 100% EACH YEAR § In time-saving, labor-saving and clothes- saving expense and adds to the health | and happiness of the home and family. It cuts the laundry costs. KEEP YOUR GOOD HEALTH Rr eliminating the hard labor of scrub- board washing. LET OUR “Kasey Vecuum’’ Electric Washer do the dirty work. The Easy Vacuum Washer is a safe investinent BECAUSE -{t hes passed through al! the expert- mental stages. the principle of which has been used over 30 vyearer. Confidence in Schroeter's MEANS Satisfaction in Pater Scot Electric f - A Guarantee with Each Washer. BOLD ON EASY TERMS. LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH. ‘ Tub te made of solid copper. tinned inside; size of tub, diameter 24 Inches, : does not tniure the tlest laces, flannels, lingeric. etc.; no dragging. rubbine or erking of clothes over rough surfaces. Bee demonstration in Housefurnishing Department. Bend for descriptive clroular. VARNISH—No. 1—UNIVERSAD, This varnish is in every sense of the word an all-purpose piece of coods, It @ Very heavy bodied wood oll varnish, Gries away from dust under ordin es positively impervie to molsture, can be used elther for FI RS, TRI or EXTERIOR PUR- Prices as foliows: - § 1-galion cans, each, $4.48; '4-callon cans, : each, $2.60: %4-gallon cans, each, $1.57, ee ee ee eg en - ne + HOCKADAY’S “INTERIO”’ A WASHABLE PAINT For Interior Work, Such as Walls, Ceil- ings, Metal Work, Wood Work, Compo or Beaver Board, Can Be Used on Brick Work. Cement Wallis, Steel Ceilings, Radiators, Steel Doors, Windows. etc. NO SIZING NECESSARY AND NO PRIMING. equires no Saree no benzine, no coal oll, no linseed oil. With Hockadayr there is no lime burn- ing. No alr cracks or chalking, Washes | easy O@nd clean as tile, Looks Right and Stays Looking Right Tt ts complete fn Itself. much body, durability power that only two coats are for @ rich, clean, lasting job. HOCKADAY SAVES LABOR AND EXPENSE. Step experimenting washes of chalk. Don't hard to Qguatities. The mixing and preparation of Hock- day Interio Wall Finishes is very s\im- 918. and has so and needed with temporary lue and water. use inside finishes which are mix—and have no lasting A Child Can Do the Work All Hockaday finishes are thinned with & preparation called Hockaday Reducer or Thinner, which reduces Hockaday Paint to the right consistency For ex- jample-—oOrdinary first coat work requires the mixture of one part of reducer to , one part of body and the coverine ca | pacity of one gallon mixed is about 500 | square feet For sé@cond coat work it can be re- duced down by adding one-efghth ra- ducer, and the covering capacity for the second coat would be about 660 square feet per gallon mixed. Prices as Follows: Hockadar “Interio”’ or Body. per ESS EE gre ean te ./. $5.00 _ Hockaday Reducer or Thinner. per CS BS gd ok ks Kad thee cae for two-coat work, average about 84.50 ver calion. SEE ACTUAL DEMONSTRATION IN OUR PAINT DEPARTMENT. - FORD STARTER Ts not an experiment. but a proven ar- ticle of mert sands of eliminates the inevitable that breaks the arm, the embarrassment of biecking traffic, inconvenience of crank. ing out In the mud or rain. i ke bee a's ° would 5 a $y at > & eee meiISCHROETER BROS. HDW. CO. 510-812-814 Washington Av., St. Louis, Mo. epreading ' ‘Actor - Baritone and Florence Easton Lead Roster in Pucci- ni’s “La Tosca.’ : —— The casts for the be given by the Sco Company at the Od the first evening, rising at 8 o'clock, | Puccini's Sardou’s play. ‘in the opera, with Scarpia. On the second ev be a double bill— | | Pagilacci.” }an opium den, last spring. as’ follows: Floria Kaston; Marton Chamlee; Baron Scotti; Cesare d'Angelo; the Sciarrone, |_Chgrles Oborn; Mary Kent. The roles in signed thus: 'cesca Peralta: Paltrinieri. follows: Canio, Millo Pico; nier{; and Silvio, Carlo Peron! will “IT Pag! Nedda, Morgan , Stage managef. the Metropolitan, as most famous one-act musio drama, after C. B. Fernald’s play of the old 'Chinatown of San Francisco, Cat and the Cherub,” and Leonca-. 'vallo’s two-act musical tragedy, “I. Scotti is to repeat the of the sinister keeper of Chim-Fang, was the chiof feature of the first pro- duction of “‘L’Oracolo”’ in this city, Cavaradoss!i, Scarplia, Angelotti, Sacristan, Z anian; Spoletta, Glordano Paltriniert; Mario laurentl; and “TL’Oracolo” Chim-Fang, | Scott!, Win-Shee, C! | Hoo-Twin, Louis d'Angelo; Win-San | 'Luy, Orville Harold; Hua-Quee, Mary Kent: and a fortune-teller, Giordano Kingston: Beppe, Giordano Paltri- Mario conduct the three | operas, and Armando Agnini will be * The latter is frorn three operas to CASTS ANNOUNCED FOR ~ THREE SCOTT OPERES ttt Grand Opera. eon on the eve-- nings of Monday and Tuesday of next week have been announced. Qn with the curtain will be given ‘Ta Tosca,” after Antonio Scotti ening there will Franco “TL/Oracolo,”’ “The which The cast for “Tosca” is promised Tos¢a, Florence Mario Antonio Louis Paolo An- are as- iarles Galagher; Ah-Yoe, Fran- lacci’’ is cast as Anna Roselle: Tonio, Laurent. are most of the chorus and the orchestra. | Those of the singers to be heard of his acting | roles, that of fhe villainous Baron Leoni’s | a jailer, | a shepherd, | Antonio) here who are at present members of the «Metropolitan | gaged for | lowing: Florence Chamlee, Antonio | d'Angelo, Paolo An | Paltrinieri, Marto | Harold, Francesca P _selle, Morgan Kingston _ Picco. or have next Season Laurent], been. en- Mario Louts Faston, Scotti, anian, eralta, Anna Ro- and Millo f= FROM SALES OF $37,813 FOR TEACHERS’ FUND are the fol-. Giordano. Orville | WASTE PAPER Author of A report on the p | paper saving in _ ber of the Board of instituted it, shows tice has reached ta | lected. Since the last September, 566 collected, of which _ — magazines. per go to the annuities are pai¢ retire after long se which: aid is given t | porarily in distress. lect the paper and th Since the practice the sales | tion is stimulated ing in the scheo!)s. eS GARDEN CLUB'S FI SHOW ATTRACTS L mounting price of paper, the figure | ‘is being rapidly increased. | , this campaign school children have | purchased $504,915 of thrift stamps. | | Progress of Savings Practice Sinco 1916 Shown in Report Made to Plan. rogress of waste the public schools, made to Stephen M., Wagener, mermm- Education, who that the prac-| rge proportions. |'In 1919 a total of 90% tons was co!l- schools opened tons have been 513 tons con- sisted of newspapers and 53 tons of Proceeds from the sale of the pa- fund out of which | to teachers who rvice, and from o teachers tem- The pupils col- © collections are made by a truck, which delivers the | paper to the purchasers. was begun, in | = | 1916, $37,813 has been realized from | and, with the constantly | | Collec- by contests be- |! tween different rooms in the schools. | Waste paper saving was begun as/| _a& part of the general scheme of sav- | In the course of | —— —._. ., RST FLOWER ARGE CROWDS | | | | Notable Collections Floral House at Sh 10 p. m, entries. j of One of thes more than 30 miles of St. Louts, e 'uel C. Davis. 'Mrs. S&S. W. members of the club. ;ering shrubs were ‘Garden Club, stated /were far beyond ex ‘ing into. consideratio | weather. ~~ | certain placed tn ‘wife and son. The | trustee, and that the il el i ee ee Creme antarsttatneeneiniailaiagitia as aii un disturbed by the resignation, “Will Be Open Today. | Crowds attended the | flower show of the St. Louis Garden| |Club yesterday afternoon and eve- {ning at Shaw's Garden. | garden, was illuminated. will open at noon today and close at It is free to the public. | The exhibits include a commerota] | |display and a number of, amateur | | varieties of wild flowers grown within a radius of 20 | Wichman of Webster Groves. are tulips, roses, iris and volumbines. | entered by Eugene Angert, Mrs. Sam- | Mrs. E. Fordyce Jr. cornflowers and 20 varieties of flow- ‘Herman von Schrenk. Dr. von Schrenk, president of the pants to relinquish the trusteeship. | Matlack declared that the parties {n- | *olved could not agree on any other. on Display tn | aw’s Garden— — | first annual | The display | | was in the floral house, which, for | the first time in the history of the | | The show eis a collection | ntered by H. J. | There | H. Simmons, | and other Old-fashioned shown by Mrs. that the entries pectations, tak- | n the cold, wet | at ee ' | Trustee Resignation Resisted. E. V. Matlack yesterday applied to the State Supreme Court for a |writ prohibiting Circult Judge Wur- | deman of St. Louis County from ac- |cepting the resignation of the &t. _Louts Union Trust C 0. as trustee of property which Matlack. trust for the benefit of his | trust company | trust would bo ~~ ' = é Prufrock & Litton FOURTH AND ST. CHARLES STREETS Much Interest Will Surround _ the Last Two Weeks of Our Furniture PROFIT-SHARING SALE All that-we have said concerning Special Values and Liberal Discounts since the beginning of this sale to celebrate our Thirteenth Anniversary may be repeated with increased emphasis. | Discounts on many Suites of VEE? 10% to 25% eb ‘ - - = 2: ? > o— HH ir) : t J ’ ay x - > => - 53 Ha t ac, : t . “ tp Bens *t } ve * ty > a) Rig? = . a t ; pe nee =. — eee —— = @ a=? ————_ tie “=e )—Ss«rTihesse Three-Piece Cane Bed Suits, $350 These handsome*3-piece cane and mahogany Bed Davenport Suites, as illustrated, combine utility and attractiveness for the home, and are made here in our own factory. : j | ; The Davenport: opens into a double’or full-sized comfortable bed; all the pleces are deep and well-made. They can be upholstered in your choice of tapestry, velour or damask two pillows and one roll for davenport and a pillow each for rocker and chair. Regular price $425. Profit-Sharing Sale Price, $350 See our display of Bedroom Furniture, ranging in price from $199.00 to $1200.00 for a suite. | ss LIBERAL TERMS— Pav for room or entire outfits, one- fifth cash, balance in 30, 60, 90 and 120 Visited the of James- Last Week | Furniture City town, New York. Situated in the extreme western part of the state on the southern end of that clear, beautiful Lake Chau- tauqua. About fiftv furniture factorié&® have grown up there, and have—built up a prosperous, thriving, clean town. Some people think that money means everything. Others, who have never done a day’s work in their lives, are proud of their family name. We are proud of the work we have done in this store during the past thirteen Yyears. we are “SHARING OUR PROFITS” this and next week with our patrons who helped us to build up this business. That is why (Signed) May 10, 1920. days, or 2% discount for all cash. — — - ———— - _———e eee ~~ ---~>---- - DELIVERIES— If vou require furniture for a later date, buy now and we will hold it for you free of charge until July. The §-piece Tudor Walnut Dining-Room Suite illustrated is only one attractive of the special! values in this sale. It consists of 60-in. sideboard. 54-in. ex- tension table and six cane-back chairs with blue leather upholstered seats. Regular Profit-Sharing Sale Price, $340. price $425. ‘ _——————— ~ —EDITORIAL— © —_ Sing a Song on Wash Day The “Laundry Equipment of Merit’’ Quartette Will do more work and better work in less time. or dollies to lift out and clean. Hts: The Horton Ironer | wid Saves time, clothes, armaches and backaches. DOWN and do your ironing with the Horton. The Scientific Dryer Makes ANY day WASH day. and sweet regardless of the weather. ® of the faucet, for the laundry, kitchen and bath. your home. Balance on easy payments. for free demonstration. | ug Sit TV att "a : es! 0 \ 6 - bi 4 t Main 2458 1900 CATARACT Electric Washing and Wringing Machine No evlinders THE PERFECT WASHER. Will do the Best, Quickest and Kasiest ironing vou ever did. You Your*elothes are dried WHITE The Pittsburg Gas Water Heater Furnishes a copious supply of steaming hot water at the turn A small cash payment places any of these labor-savers in— Phone, call or write Will Dispel Washday Drudgery S(T Pittsburg Barstow Heater & Filter Co. 1010 Olive. Street Central 1927L : ; ; ’ : ~ N. W. COR, EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON PP TET ETE | a * ot Erx FALL - SUITS 4 net CTR a en 5 ity to make your doWars do extra ; duty! These tw o Suit bargaing are just a sample of what we can esate you! Young Men’s First | Long Pants —$35 Values at ‘23 Smartiv styled in both atngle and double breasted modele— some with belts—others with- out! And the fine Seotch, cheviot, worsted and cassimere fabrics are the kind usually found only in 835 Suits! Sizes tea 42 chest Monday at - MEN’S FINE $40 | WORSTED SUITS —Attractive Worsted Suite in the staple, siways dressy shadoew- stripe patterns! Cot in the cona- eervative styles, In sizes up 40 44 ee chest—Monday, at the Rock-Bet- & tom Price of ARD BOYS! -— —— Mothers! The sturdy novelty cassimeres, the «tilish sewing of the belted modela«, the un- usually good workmanship aad the 2 pair of full-lined ka chers that are embodied in thease suits will certainly please yos: And the sizes range from 7 te 1] years. PANTS! «4 BIG LOTS Now at Rockbottom Prioes! ) Pants at . $2.88 Pants at . $3.88 Pants at.. : 9 Pants at . $5.88 10 Pants at $6.88 12 Pants at $7.88 OOo a EP Ose Cloth : + a 8 ‘. ee =. i KOS B01 10 M > ; ; ) re\ls a wonderful oppertea SUITSI 9 WAS in the m T roees ovloom, t in garmetts er with the fragrance of botanical bunk, how rural districts. In to June, the air fs apt odors which you did begin to get on you! money, leisure and June, All of which f: how wonderful is na man. While it has nm might just as well g& This story is confir Dora, Dora’s father, a couple of rabbis an hang around the bac! in New York's Ghette gion to a Long Isia lightly on the probie! Should this synopals gentlo reader can B&ave the sportimg page. . - e J ‘ The truck and liver Suffolk street had di of the east side the f chullah, which may busted, or “up the spe taste. The partners h. ship. It is true that the back of the stable thrashing, but Sam ‘chap to bear ill-will f if ho did, he had a ge “Y'gee, Sam,” Case: pay any attention to ing a truck and leav! playing the races. Ye but it was your being us lose the last big ors I'm going to teach ye A week later Levy d. Casey had found em “I’m a new man, Ca what vou said about n for-nothing and i don ing you gave me, that last kick.- I got any more--i dont e one of them new leafs Bess.’ “I'm glad to:hear | got a good head and get away with it.” “Tow is things by 1 “O, IT cant compla “IT got a good boss an arty—that’s the boss in the old country. |! Casey winked signif “Tlow's Casey shrugged hie s “It's only a questio The people of Englan damned aristocrats W me and Forarty could on! the cause~ back of the stable, 16 in a month. , “It's the same with people big bugs wont let aint got a h ‘er Levy's notion of Zils as hid views ested him about as n “Fighti Buildin Boy Se Father Franc Enable NV tion VU Om eboO lik} createst done his full Ts ana SACT i Dac i and thank This {s the deciat! the “fighting chaplai Division. and - Military Cross + ¢ 7 oe * siatie : Public addres last two darvs feet-one and th: : Phvsique War-wear Out of their jet! Qt work for the a Ameéricanist lie is Means of the strengthening Legion, of whic! Chaplain, and the 1 Wht-, Master. His Speaking «am Plans to carry thre Btates, is being wads SAlary or expense Legion er thie bie» Petises. he anid wh! Met by friend his alris Legion Stalitiet “The Amys mi tA gaid in an it faci yt i: i thlidiit he Is a natio

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is & Wonderful opPpoerton— make your dollars do ext barg; aing st a sample of What we cah you: oung Men’s ong Pants UITS -$35 Values at oe artiv styled in both atngle l double breasted models— me with belts—others with- 4 And the fine Scotch, viot, worsted and cassimere rics are the kind usually und only in S35 Suits! Sires os... Sas EN’S FINE $40 JORSTED SUITS tractive Worsted Suite in the le, always dressy shadow- be patierns! Cut in the cou- ive styles, In sizes up 40 14 t—Monday, at the Rock-Bot- Prive of Here Are i 12 -Two-Pants VITS aume @© au hers! The sturdy novelty simeres, the stylish swing the belted models, the un- zoee workmanship and 2 — of full-lined knickers embod in these nits will comtainty please you! 4 Pants at .$2.88 = 6 Pants at .$3.88 5 8 Pants at..$4.88 5 9 Pants at .$5.88 5 12 Pants at $7.88 a a ze . & = | a 3 Mai a ha i i a a ei =I % & @ a me od _ ei First fe = = ae wi a Ld z * si wi wi ed Lic et Be oh bel my ii _E Bi Ee Re ha | § © “fighting chaplain” of the Twenty- seventh, i] _e Bs wt es a es a] as |. l the sizes range from 7 to Pysars: “ls 3] — | a | ee f7 — a F ) §T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — General News | ST. L OUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 192 SS SE EE Gee en - “ee Be - pepe eS. = Laos WAS in the month of June. In June the 4 roses bloom, the hills and fields are clad 5 in garments green, and tho air is redolent ‘with the fragrance of flowers and blossoms. This | “botanical bunk, however, applies only to the gural districts. In town it begins to get hot in| June, the air is apt to he stuffy and noise and | efors Which you didn’t notice in cold weather | begin to get on your nerves. Those who have} money, leisure and intelligence leave town in‘ June, All of which {is as it should be and shows’ , ew wonderful is nature, aided and abetted by { »man. While it has no bearing upon this story, it might just as well go in as a matter of record. ' This story ‘is confined entirely to Levy, Casey, | ' Dora, Dora’s father, Max Elberg, Lipsky, Fogarty, ; a couple of rabbis and a few others that sort of "hang around the background, The scene {fs laid tn New York’ P Ghetto, but it includes an excur-) "lon to a Long Isiand gyaveyard and touches? 4M 3 ony "wend EnIJO OW Zea es: Bu Sar ORDERS J a 31 5 a4 + ww sa) WITS “Yghtly on the problem of Ireland and Palestine. | Should this synopsis not look promising, the gentle reader can save a lot of time by turning to - the sporting page. . * * a s ° ° . ) The truck and livery firm of Casey & Levy on i ® 6uffolk street had dissolved. In the vernacular ® of the east side the partnership had become ma- : chullah, which may be translated as bankrupt, ) ~ busted, or “up the spout,’ according to individual! taste. The partners had parted in seeming friend-? ship. It is true that Casey had taken. Levy into ( the back of the stable and had given him a-sound } thrashing, but Sam Leyy was not the sort of ( ‘chap to bear ill-will for’a trifle of that kind. Or, } tthe did, he had a genius for concealing it. *Y'see, Sam,” Casey had explained, “ye dian’t ! pay any atiention to business. When I was driv. ing a truck and ‘leaving you in charge, you w ‘playing the races. Ye’re a nice lad and I like yp, ® but it was your being out of the office that made | } wus lose the last big order. So, before we break up, Tm going to teach ye a lesson, s0 to speak.” A week later Levy dropped into the stable where ~ Casey had found employment. > “T’m a new man, Casey,” he said. “Everything, What you said about moe was right. I was a good- | for-nothing and I don't blame vou for that lick-/ , ing you gave me, only you might have left out( * that last kick. I got a fine job, I don't gamble / any more—I don't even smoke. T turned over} one of them new leafs and I settled down to bust- “You're right, Levy,” said the stableman: “Fhe ) A ’ Irish and the Jews got a lot in common: ” | ' “I'm glad to hear it, Levy,” said Casey. "Ye | “I was wondering,” said Levy, “in case I want | | got a good head and if ye stick to business ye'l yto get a ei oper day next i if you’ , get away with it.’ \ could get your boss to listen to reason.’ ‘Yow is things by you?” asked Levy. . “Any time you want a rig,” said Casey, “Fog- | 3 “O, I can’t complain,” replied the stableman. — ee a give ig a cs se vay But | . - “I got a good boss and the wages is good. Fog- ( what in the devil you be wanting with a rig? ® atty—that’s the boss—comes from near my home, Are ye thinkin’ of driving around the park by: 1 Cg the old country. He's a—you know.” ) yerself?”’ | Casey winked significantly and Levy nodded. { And now Levy blushed. aa “How's the cause coming on?” asked Levy. “Don’t ask any questions,’ he said. “Maybe? _ Casey shrugged his shoulders. I'll come around for a rig and maybe I won't. | - “It's only a question of time, answered Casey.’ Thera ain't no telling.” @ The people of England is with us, but it’s them Levy’ ought, really, to be described, but this ®@ tamned aristocrats what's holding us down. If) obligation is more easily recognized than fulfilled. d 2 me and Fogarty could get them aristocrats in the! To understand him thoroughly one must first‘ Te back of the stable, 10 at a time, Ireland’d be free } know his race, then oné. must visualize the cen- : tp a month.”’ '¢ turies of oppression which the Russian fragment t “It’s the same with Palestine,” said Levy. “Our of that race underwent, and then one must have‘ | people aint got a home in the world and the | observed some Of the effects of the sudden free- * bugs won't let ‘em go to Palestine to live.’ | dom from bondage which came with the trans- Levy's notion of Zionistic doctrine was as clear’) planting of their life roots to this new land of) as hi# views on esoteric Buddhism—and inter-{ their adoption—effects that traverse the entire‘ | sated him about as much, But, during his sade. | gamut of tragedy and humor. ) , nership with Casey, he had listened so many? times to the latter’s denunciation of England’s'} attitude toward Ireland and the woes of his fel-) low countrymen that, merely in order to keep in} the conversation, he had brought up the woes) of the children of Israel as another instance of man’s inhumanity to man. He had found that / any recital of woes touched Casey's heart.. i tt tl i i } ~ — ot — ——— a ' after vague, ill-defined, and ill-understood ideals, “Do you mean to say,” me to the young lady?” Levy was 25. At the age of 10 he had been left, an orphan, practically upon his own resources. Friends of his parents looked after him in desul- tory fashion, but, in the main, he was left to work out his own salvation. Certain elemental traits, such as honesty, kindheartedness, temperance and an@imagination that struggled i{ncessantly tended to keep him straight. The credit of these belonged to the 30 centuries » behind him. Other traits, equally elemental, such as irreverence toward his fellow man, a dislike of \ a humdrum existence, a preference to live by wits | rather than by toil, and an eaSy comé, easy £0 habit of mind, tended, just as strongly, to get him ' into constant mischief. Between these two ten- dencies he managed, on the whole, to get along rather well. Above all, he was always cheerful, , always hopeful and always eager. ‘If this brings you any kind of picture of Sam Levy, you are welcome to it. Or, if you should, care for an entirely different analysis of Sam Levy's nature, that of Dora’s father, old man. Seligman, is perfectl¢ simple and comprehensible. | “That fellow Levy,’ was Seligman’s verdict, ‘‘is the biggest bum, the worst lowlife and the fresh- est loafer | ever seen in my life.” It was in Seligman’s printing and bookbinding establishment that Levy had found not onlv em- ployment, but the sudden desire for a better ,and higher life. His employment is easily explained. Seligman wanted more orders and*Levy had con- vinced him that he ‘ould go out and get orders _— —— oe EZ ee er ee Se i i i a a i i a © —_—— Sete - — ~—— HE greatest danger to America is the citizen who feels that he has| by what he is. Our men aie done his full duty to his country, because he bought Liberty Bonds ee a ee, and sacrificed some comforts during the war, and who now sits i aleal This is the declarafion of the Rev. Father Francis A. Kelley of Albany, bonus. Jivision, and winner of the Distinguished Service Cross and the British ii Henly % . . . . . fm Fatif€r Kelley, who made four | eres stest stabilizing factor in the % fublic addresses in St. Louis in theicr isis through W hich America is now , The men who compose the ou two davs, has «thrown the si\- | pass sing. meet-one and the 247 pounds of his} Legion have obtained a new view, Bpar-wes into the endeavor to stir and new ideas of what America mar-Weary and drive-weary citizens | stands for. Mit of their lethargy. and to sét them | “If the l'nited States cannot look, mercenaries. be considered that Way, On. of which he is national! the best there was in us to break ® jt cannot afford to pay a bounty system and an ; ' shfp of state, and America must! generation of Americams, and the “Fi hting ( ha lain ae l /r¢ Jes |} look to them in peace as in war.;|men best qualified to do this are our |The great need is that these servic3| American soldiers. We must not, men shall keep the ideal of 100 per | leave to the foreign immigrant thé ‘cent service, and shall not be among task of supplying the next generation those who feel that they have per- of our people Bui di U f Legion nd =: ea = DELL Ung Pp 0 Eg a formed their duty to their country, "As the American Legion is the ee ow a ’ ese ‘ Bee unis os and that they can stand hack and let great stabilizing force of America to- it drift. No man’s duty to his coun- day so the Boy Scouts of America DOL Scouts as | Dut, to try and his flag is ever done. must be made the great stablilizing “We of the Legion cast our bal- factor of tomorrow. eee ee PM MRNA RR lel et me : ‘ é ° i , ‘lots as individuals, but as an organ- Scouts Trained to Be Strong. — ization we are non-political. Sut it “The Bov Scouths are trained to any party puts a plank of un-Amer- be physically strong, mentally awake Be PPather Francis A. Kelley. Advocates Bonus to. ican construction into its platform, and morally straight. es: |we are in politics unitedly against ‘When we remember that 34 per a Enable Men to Marry So Next Genera- | that party. cent of the men examined in the * “Our organization is non-religious. draft were rejected as physically un- tion W on’ t Be One of Foreigners. | The war taught us that no church fit, we see what a great need there has a corner on patriotism. We iis for physical training. Those who Beg eee tag eS judge a man, not by his creed, but were physically unfit by their own are too big fault were unworthy to have others ‘for bigotry, and religious liberty fight for them. Those who were ever meant unfit through neglect. of physical tMaining were not real citizens. The ' @8ck and thanks God the war is-over.” “People say we are demanding a boy who fails to make himself phys- We are not demanding—-we ically strong, fit to render his coun- New York National Guard, | #re just wondering if the American try the service it has a right to de- people quite realize what We earned mand, is a traitor. Siackers did not disappear with the end of the war; itary Cross fer heroism under shell and machine gun fire. “The bonus would not pay the |anyone is @ slacker who falls to come American soldier for what he did. up to the scouts’ motto, and to he God help the American people if physically strong, mentally awake tReyv think they can pay, for the chances that our with their lives. If the matter is to dilers won in France was that thev in monev,,;and morally straight. men took “The greatest praise that our sdl- let us have! were the straightest moraliv of all army of the soldiers that the nations sent there. me Work for the advancement of! for its solidarity and its preserva- Paid $3,000,000,000 for Nothing. “When our division, the Twentr- § emMericanism. — | tion, to the men who gar its uni- “Our Government paid $3,000,000.- seventh, and the Thirtieth, which 4 4 He is adyocating, as the best | form, to whom can’ :f 100k" 000, after the armistice, for work! came from Tennessee, North and Means of building up Americanism, | “We do not desire a Government never executed, on uncompleted con- | South Carolina, went to France, we ) strengthening of the American | of, by and for the soldier. We 88V° tracts. Yet there are those who say were brigaded with the British. ’ $1.800,000 ; always have to say, in defense of lain, and the Boy Scouts of¢sevstem of militarism, and God for- for +the work which was accom-! my own name, that we didn’t choose 10 Pants at $6.88 2 wees he is a national field scout bid that we should try to implant pjished by its soldiers. © His Speaking campaign, which he to carry through the United, 4 ts being nade without « ither mry or exfiense charge to the | CK. in or the Bey Seonts. His wed ne by lion + segpae sone adipaadlng r ithey possess, and who offer not onl) ‘The most important ple, but we know that the pegple taken with his life. But MAI: i nd Bacesion Stabilizing Factor. | “No Man's Duty yer Done,” cc ae Pb American legion” I ather | “Those who are fi fight are fit now putting ft off. The in an interview, ‘‘is the | to take an active pa ’ a: , ’ . represented by those who give of al’ when he was discharged ? best way to Na RE oe ittacked tha steering the preserve Americanism is to rear @, big German fog ad hurled it back. . our comrades, they were chosen for = ne nr. such a system here. We are for “The Government can't pay the us. Well, we found the British sol- Government of, by and for the pev-. sojdier for his blood and the chances | diers saying, ‘Oh. what's the ‘use? it can hetp’ We're fed up on the war.’ are not represented by those, who him in re-establishing himself. Conld “We couldn't understand that for nierely evave the flag, make speeches a man re-establish himself in his: the first few days, but we came to march in parades. ‘They are@iwork. and marry, on the $60 he got see that Gen. Haig wae right when he said that his men were fighting reason whv -wit their backs to the wall money but life. the bonus should be given, is that it . SS. Brought Fiml When It Came. would enable men to mares who are = four months after we landed Levy wenton, “that you aint going to introduce That; in a general way, is the basis of political’ vou looking for a job’ economy, supply and demand gnd all efficiency stuff. When, however, a man_sud- “Oh, you don't say,” said Levy, not the slight- enough and est whit abashed. “Well, Miss Seligman, MY) yoy and you get fired. _ Wants to be better, the explanation is apt to be’ name's Levy—Sam Levy—and I just want to tell’ Jeyy contemplated him deliberately for a mo- ‘you that 1 was happy today just to look at you Her name was Dora. She was the boss’ daugh-?} and, before you go home, I want you to take this, her father’s\ along. Please take it! 1 promise I won't say denly finds out that he isn't good more. complicated. Well ter and she happened to be sitting in Whats a Nation or. ee 2 Hiss to be Had for Indemnity ? Two When. There's Ne a eee eee ( 3 ) 6 99 h ‘ : ; | “Levy” Is 19th of the Series of 52 Short Stories {| | | { | by M lar Auth od | y Most Popular Authors of Today | } WO of the short stories br great authors The writers represented in this great series . ) are being printed each week, one start- = George Barr McCutcheon, Ellis Parker g: 2 “Get out!” he cried, pointing to the door. Levy; partner, led up to the subject of Ireland and Pal- But [—I couldn't. Really, | couldn't,” pro + thought that he detected just the faintest expres- estine in order to engage his sympathy and made tested the girl. ; fi ar, | f use at 3. sharp.” a sion of protest in the girl's eyes as she looked) sure that he could hire a carriage at a reasonable I'll be in front of the house at 5, sharp,” sald rf | ' , WY it F at her father and, somehow or other, he felt: rate. He intended to invite Dora to ride with. Levy. if i / happy. him. To be continued tomorrow and concluded Tucsdeay i v a SSS a rns ee I don't claim that America won the!in the rear never failed us. “They got thelr barrage, and eon PRIEST MAKES PLEA FOR it war, but America brought the end “The Germans dropped a counter- took a new objective, the top of | : ie of the war when {it came, and it did barrage of mustard gas. Man after, hill looking down on the ne at VIOLATOR OF PROHIBITION LAW | f >. from chin to toes, and fell down & rings and ogre st on living blister, but another would take parhed wire, not row of it, but ®5 After Pastor Says He Did . his placa. four rows. Behind this barbed wire, Not Know Law. . “Thirty-seven whippet tanks weré concrete machine gun posts, con- The Rev. J. Komara, pastor of St. ahead of us, to clean out the barbed erete dugouts and concrete snipera’ Joseph's Catholic Church, 1630 Chou- | wire. We saw a flash, a puff of posts. teau avenue, appeared tn the Federal F smoke, and one of pene tanks bee “AT ? oO. unde a smoke RC reenT) (‘ourt v4 ster«dat ids niead {or le nfeney if ie and ewe oe st a our men went down the east slope for one of his, parishioners, charged HF mre ote 9 hee Dia vient einai of the hill, and with practically nO SES Seen eee Eee oe Se oF Hy (Se Seid , ‘ warning, found themsecives in hand making wine fur his own use. The de» i onr bovs’” No; they were up and fendant was Joseph Kofviva, of 9198 i over Without waiting “ie Inder barrages and c¢ : . _ *e*4aa8 ; ~ Wiinil Spoiled Smoke Screen. rages we reached the foot “Tife wind spolled our SmoOK®@ at 5:30 then beganto clin screens, and only the daring of ow mghh Farm Hill men protected them We Were gerifiss of this advance, our men left oe crossing a flat valley, the hills [0 some snipers behind them. They ited persous from baking wine for right and lett held by the Germans. gy Stewed for this in the loss of their: their own use. ~ At the time of the Enfilading lire Swept Ou! ranks, ocibiiaaaiiaiie: and they were criticised offense “hast September—he, as well right and left, to the ceuter hows for failure to do their mopping up si KRofviva, pelieved that 1c wae permissable. He added that the pris. of men fell as ff the legs were CUl but it shows their dash from beneath them, and more rows Apout 6, they began climbing the came.on in their places last hill. under a terrific short-range inf ; ¢} ; men al . uen furing ne winter. “One battalion of the One Hun- fire. ‘The fire suddenly stopped, and *” , " a r sal or | , , .s Judge Faris said that the circiume dred and Sey enth rost COM Uubpiit a- Hur THe Ti he arie nervous for the I os ‘ tion [ t legs if could he reinforced first Tite Rut when our S« outs re - i } dj r . ’ . owevyver., 1? sale it iS tne uiy oo it would be surrounded and wiped e¢onnoite ey thev found the ground ae , P , ty : eas nersons like the priest, and other out A battalion of the Une Hu cleared td the top of the hill ut ' : ; : “¢ ” | . . leaders in allen comrnunities, to In- dred and Fifth was sent, and in 34 men literally ran up that hill, and form others of such laws. He fined niinutes it had established COM- ga thev tried to look through the munication With the Fourth British emoke to see what Was oO Army and taken 300 prisoners side, five British aviators ‘Then came a series of barrages ie. ''Thev dropped a mes and our men would advance 15 to 20 ¢ront line of the 105th. vards, and would then be repulsed ‘-on've got the Germans? five or seven vards, but never SO lar hell, and the Hindenbu: as they had advanced. At 10:30 Or- yours’ ders came from the British head quarters that a barrage ,would be dropped at 11:15, and that the com- rand must advance to iis obiective wid ‘hold it living or occupy it dead.’ At 12:50, word was sent back that orders for the defense of we had reached the obiective and nane rhe orde! “hy rr) & .* . were holding it living Though we ma re ver ‘The British General kindly sent west, the enemy Wiis f hack wo that ld rest the re. farther east, and when wae ry ral tie ’ ss ‘ . & f the dav. out our men e aha!’ i Srele mainder ¢ someho st in the front line. Thes nt ba word in tar Depart youll rest! (rive is a barrag iG Goy Barrage and Ncw Obdectite. to-hand conflict with the enemy. “That night, searching we found copies of a proclamation case, as he should have known the of Von Hindenburg with general law. He flaed him $509. which, he said. ‘we have ever come NIAGARA 7 AL. LS. N Y., May 18, ksecrew oO rung with Waker of Wine for Own Use Fined ounter-bar- Carroll street of the hill The priest told Judge tfaris that ib the next he, himeelf., did not knew until af- In the ea ter reading Judge Farts’ opinions from: the bench, that the law pronipo- and spirit. oner could not read or write. and that two of his children had died ef stances were in Koftivas favor Kofviva $25. Friday. in Judge Faris’ court, a plea vas meade tn hehalf of Edward Ponath. a barber 6f 5147 Easton avenue. charged with mn simmilar offense, that Ponath, was a native born American, and chousht he had a right to make his own beer The Court gaid then that Ponath’ prisoners, “Americanisin’’ oniv aggravated h n the othe came over Sage in the It said, unning like g line is the line to given ovr LATE ICE BRIDGE AT MAGARA continued, . co farther - * mr vee > ~ - es eS , ‘ ; we « Nati ce Mice, Gana. ceneterer oe MER LES DEO OP ea Le - a ae ee kh ° A ean = tad the enemy (>: of the latest ice bridges tr io «eek NAN \ears has formed tn the umm thal Niagara Corge from the Amertean ! that pati« to the Maid of the Midst lasé- Fini’ ATi Ss in « 6. faeagh 4d The solted formation is due te ecene- rinwued ene’ wenathe healy flow of ice f ranin) i.ae aa and a > etd nerth wind,

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aceon Be te ei ee ag oe 4 a. 5 > 2 tenia ieee, Pe eK Pie owe — Ce, | Es. 5 see ST.LOUIS. POST-OISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ' a) te atk {4 a. % ee : © > ne ' ‘and whén word reached Canty at the 'Planters Hotel a check for the ‘amount, $1992.82, was sent immed]- | ‘ a “a 2 Ope BENE, OE RI 8 me 2 fm he deme : od - 2 - RCA RAS pesos iI Jefferson. Mrs. Canty resides at the Hotel |of oversight. Epis hsenmerenese ERE pe OO a) ately to the manager of the Hotel Jefferson and Canty at the Planters. Canty said that the matter was one NEW CAR ROUTES G0 een ie S32 Lift Off Corns! Da eee eR nt AL RR he on Tae MEN Ma SNe # Maa yee (eae Ve pene greteery theta e ee ae ae ocr VS Paw - ine alahe> Mspee Fourth Street and Tower Grove! : . 3 A eee oo orice oe 5 NE RUM A = = gm te 2 Lines to Make Loop at Fourth and Pine. _—" = sy ac > _—— > pre Arms toy? 4%. heey = as B+ J, Se eres eign Syma ae Ms IO EER UE ISRDINE Ni LD LMS 0 AB i MEP Ed Sn 8 al ONS Phe RM TR ht ON SR BN RS 5 hag, SIREN SO TPAD a PRs BIOS. : ‘ es hE : Ss . . ame ey) tag eS seth ’ =o, “pee eR, Y feng. - oomtaies inte a? Pa ene The new plan of routing Tower Grove and Fourth street line street | : . * - cottage fs * nstantly tha The Fourth street line did loop| : old, bothersome corn. | y that corn stops Grove line on Lucas avenue. Under ° ° hurting. | Then shortly you lift if right off, root the new routing the farthest north * Pine streets. The Fourth street car | will go westward from that point ° route to Grand avenue and Arsenal | street. Instead of looping there as | proceed north on Grand avenue and | will follow the present Fourth street . feet The Tower Grove cars on the *- westward trip will go south from) avenue, following the present | 4 . Fourth line route to Grand avenue) : thence westward over the present. * ‘ _ Tower Grove route to Clifton Grove cars will follow their present. > route. ‘ * eliminate the “wye’’ at Grana ave- nue and Arsenal street on which the ! | » Ing traffic. The new plan also re- ears, recently announced by the - 4 Apply a few drops of “Freezone’’ upon that United Railways was made effec- | % § on Franklin avenue and the Tower ‘ _e of both lines will be Fourth and yee” and all, without pain or soreness. over the present Tower Grove car | previously done, the Fourth.cars will | route eastward. ‘ Fourth and Pine streets to Chouteau | ‘ and Arsenal street, proceeding | \" Heights,. Eastward the Tower | The purpose of the rerouting fs to Ve ‘ Fourth street cars now turn, imped- y * moves two car lines from the con- gested downtown district north of | SS Rar iets” Selon aes a ehh abae Pi leek) qe . a s. A ae, chemi ipeeapntaian ves iebadg slab Olive street. ne ee pee pres SUIT AGAINST BROKER DROPPED ~-D. J, Canty Pays $1992 Bill for Wife at Hotel Jefferson. _. The Hotel Jefferson Co. yesterday dropped the suit against Dennis J. 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Experts favor Cornell also because of fed mill-primed —- Wall-board is like it. | ‘: surface (both sides) which saves you the cost and labor of a If your dealer is out of samples, write direct to us for as 4 pee” || $4.00 Lace Saxony Lace % 1 ° + » Curtains Curtains aS \tains; white or ecru; | /ime@ quality Baxony Net plain, with neat bor- Curtains; 24% yds. long; ders and allover de- dainty signs; $ 50 pat- $ .98 yards 3 ad terns, long; DMIF. 54...) . Ppair...e«.. Ta% Green, brown, blue and old rose; 36 inches wide; for portieres and overdrapes; special for Monday Sunfast Draperies *@eeeerteerereertreoeereereeeree @eaee#eeadeee Bungalow Aprons Women’s Bungalow Aprons; made of good quality percale; a fine assortment of patterns Men’s Pants UNION MADE asi aeces. ‘e %9 we $3.50 Cassimere Fine Tweed and Serge Pants; le te beens a 50 sizes up to 50 waist, wou - at $2.25; Mon 1 =| $5.00 $6.98 day special........ | Bungalow Aprons ? ’ Of the better 7d Png = | cll oe $2.98 and $2.49 Muslin Gowns : Tweeds, casai- meres\and mix- Union made; check duck; pin also Women’s Muslin tures; sizes up | white, for painters Gowns; embroid- $ 98 to 10 years, or paper hangers, erv trimmed; —— $1 00 $2 25 extra epecial...... ' + ° Girls’ 322 222% Boys’ Women’s Men’s shades; Copen., white, etc........ seus 40 tn. wide; best leading wanted black, ravy, rose $3.00 to $3.50 Crepe de Ot $2.50} Eagle Stamps’ $2.50 All-Wool Popling All pure wool, yard wide, splen- did quality; lengths; yard skirt and dress For Monday Selling Only 500 Trimmed Hats bons and ornaments. $5.00 Hats, $2.50 $7.00 Hats, $3.50 $9.00 Hats, $4.50 30c Toweling Bleached Barnsley hand towels and rollers; red bor- ders; per Ty 35c Towels Hemmed huck; size 18x36; geeconds (Mermhent).... .98 Tablecloth Rou scalloped mercerized Tablecloths; size 72x72; ‘ special . price eereeeerereeaeeere 45c Muslin Bleached Muslin; very fine qual- ity: 86 inches wide in lengths up to 12 yards; yard 40c Sugar Bags For toweling; made of heavy twilled, half- bleached bagging; size 24x60; each eceptional values at Men’s Athletto Tnion Boy” high-grade Shirts; cut full: well VY YOUR SHOES HERE FOR LESS White Canvases Mary Janes; $69 *“*e* ©@ © @e*# @@* 9 Canvas Military or Louis Heels Wome Soxtords $1.95 In this great let we offer you a wide and pile aot mings ¢ ety lee and leathers. Hi , Pumps, at............ a Shoes are of chocolate, patent, kid. ' \ and dull leathers; low Shoes con- pie 'y "Lace ® 95 sist mostly of patent and kid 0 Shoes: sizes 10 be leathers; Oxferds, pumps and agg ages rt ——: and Girls’ Tennis Low Shoes ... Comfort Low Shoes 79c 52,95 $4.95 eo ref © and Julicts . Calf Shoes; wide, medium and English atyl.; all sizes Size 9x12 Congoleum Squares| 10° $1.69 Cork Linoleum Choice assortment of mill remnants Congoleum Art Squares, beautiful patterns to choose ‘from: every one labeled with the Gold Seal guaran- teed tag: tiles, fancy designs; very special offer; $15.98; special Monday Texoleum Rugs Size 6x9; beautiful patterns to choose: suitable for reception halis, ema!) rooma, kitchenettes, or can be placed on top of your worn linoleum; At i, Price In large dress shapes, off-face styles, sailors, turbans and smart & floppy brim effects; beautifully trimmed with flowers, fruits, rib- crash, for $1.49, 98c to Women’s Hose; a very hig = “2 - . ae, -— > - - - — @ oe - 7 al av eeee NY Extra special 45-l1b. all-cot- sizes; finished with rolle GGMGt OB ois as eeedeRerec a4 W, variety to hoose from, sold subject to aiteht misprint in rn square yard Extra Special—45-Lb. All-Cotton Mattress Greatest Reductions Ever Made. 50c Cheviot 1500 yards splendid qualit stripe and check Shirtings men's shirts, boys’ waists, rompers play $1.69 Shirtings derskirts, housedresses, galow aprons, mill etc.: short alike; yard ..... 27 ‘ woven sul burn- remnants; many 29¢ j to 86 tnches wide; mercerized or linen finish Dress Pop- lings, in nearly all best shades; a yard... Oc 69c Middy Cloth Yard-wide, thread, medium weight linen Cloth; black, navy, green, Copen., rose and tan; a yard finish, round Midéy for Une Loose or tight knee; very good quality ; well made; special for Monday’s selling, pair..se.sse> Women’s Union Suits Women’s Ribbed Union Suits; low neck, sleeveless; ex- 69c ] splendid $4. Women’s Cotton Hose, fine gauge and qual- made; fine assort- . ment of ity; patterns; 0 extra &2.25, . values; 61.08 and 7Ve LO. cee and at 00 ine, oC Size 9x12: y block and carpet regular value e*eeeaeeo eee eeeeeeeeeeveeened Neponset Covering Neponset Floorcovering ta made of extra-heavy tough, pliable felt, fm ished with waterproof, and beet of all, is guar anteed will wear floorcoverine at la ~~ F wy * ‘ ~ ~ . roll; regular Ro ses ' 8 @ & a 2 Bc) and $1.00 val. ‘or ue, square yard ~2s ot = > ~* as ee ~~ > ton Mattress, covered ing) 75 pretty art ticking; all e The Big Sang Ask to Hear It aE many . of four-yard-wide genuine Cork will cover your floor made of cor back; it Linoleum; without seams; lingeed oll and burlap eut from roll would eellat $169 square Monday, epecial, square yard.. a wax back by the mill; the of pat ut from ree variety terns Texoleum mace eimilar to and leree ‘5 face, is 100% as iong a8 any . double the price; 65 Texoleum Covering Floorcoverting Neponset; has an elegant wearing set We fill mail and phone orders. pattern printed yC 's Qc os _ = y D, z * y ¥ Om Poe a — ' : q 75c Poplins — fine oor, | Women’s Ribbed Pants | 50¢} Mother Song | On Oonnorized Word Music Roll When Mother{ Hush a Bye'O¢ 5 tT eatortie | St EE Ey ¥ a $2.00 import Pon; 33-inch imp Silks for Sumr waists. Come shades with eon stripes; launder ideal Silk for ¥: cation wear ... 37c Bleache 86-in.-wide: s from dressing; yard (Bargain Bass 35c Unbleac 38-inch wide, lengths; vard (Bargain Bas 30c Apron 10 to 20 vard le Gingham, in stay terns and colors (Bargain Bas: $7.95, $10.00 Separate Beautiful mod attractive wool. serge and silk | blue, blaek and for women and misses 5S © «4.8 oe eae ‘Second $2.29 Break: Japanese blu stitched Breakfa sorted patterns; ] and dark colors. (Fourth . $1.00 Dress Filet lace, wi trimmings. Size 18x54 in. (Fourth | $2.00 Table Save Highly finishe floral designs; 7! ifiches wide..... (Main |] 75c Org White Organd and dresses: 40 1 wide 39c Hope Soft finish, fre ing: 36 inches wide (Bargain Basen Men's $5.95 1 Shir Solid eolors, | figured Tussah S: collar to match. Sizes 14 to 17 e © 8 4 €4 @ ae (Main 1 Men’s $1.50 | Union: Short sieeve, garment; balbrig sizes 34 to (Matin ! Women’s 35 Sample _ Pink and whit and Swiss ribb band and bodice Regular sizes . (Matin } $2.25 Wasl Save ' Women’s nove organdie Waists trims and semi-ta Sizes 36 to 46 ar 3 |. fs S (HRaser $11.95 Japan Rugs, $ Five 9x12 ft., 1 tern; also key and colors are green, b! and brown x (‘Third F $6.95 Pi Filled with all feat hers: odorless With best ,feather and art sateen ss x27-inch; per — Sar... ce ‘Third F $2.75 George Silk Georgette | finish, so much us and dresses; in navy, black and DM. oc cee 8c Crystal Laundry Special during t it one order to ea and none «deliver for 62c. (Main Fi me a Comme —.- -

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\ a I. LOUIS no TOISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. SL LOUIS. RSTO PATCH - 4 . : y = c 5 ex: > i ‘3 etl : 1am i," | ge a | Fonget = | Women's $2.50 to $3.98 Silk Hose Floor. | il | SUKS ‘r dresses or eS | . aa futon ee | waists. Come in natural tan | 2 An exceptional lot of women’s full-fashioned Bargain Square No. 1— | 4 al! shades with contrasting colored © 2 Silk Hose; made with lisle garter tops, dou- on Two-Clasp Extra Fine | Ee a : " , : = 4 \ -— ‘ ~_ so « - . S . OV@S; sever: | . ; : i} 3 ee stripes; launders Perrecty. An § 53 | ble lisle soles, toes and high spliced heels ; grade aoe silk "Parte Point ge | , ideal Silk for va-- = = come in white, black or gray, also including fancy stite hoa “aidahie ah al a a” i mem cation Wear ....:... ‘SI. ()() = = some faney and Silk Hose, with all wilk values up to $1.75 pair; | i | 37 BI h d C bri = tops; first quality and some are irregulars. epethih: tele: 2-5" $] 00 ‘ ) Cc eacne ampric = : | Ae Edits. eatt Anish tree | — || First Quality and Seconds of Women’s Stockings. — Square No.2— ij ii from dressing ; 32¢ = >. = * Worth 40c to $1.00 a Pair : — re — s 350 * a yard ....... sees ee: = FEL — Semi-fashioned and seamless styles, of cotton ce Or 3 Pair Black © “i me —_ i ot ; : , . Se . : - enta = yer e = ; i a) & i! n! ; hi ings | (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) qi z= ¢ and lisle Hose, in various weights and rein- for $1.00 styles; double heels and toes; ie ||| Be 35c Unbleached Muslin = | Wego = forced at heels and toes. Come in black medium weight; a pair.. 19¢ | is splendid quality woven | 88-inch-wide. in mill = es oc = beaver and champagne. : and check Shirtin ath 4 == nr od Baars = 5 Bar ain a 3 ; i shirts, boys’ waists, bs mam jJengths; yard ........ 29¢ PAE SE Se = (Main Floor—NXugents.) wee we Square No. 3 Ox | ; . a 3 c mnt——Nuger = m,, Bi edpie e— —_———— ‘ ean ‘bee play suits, E ~ . : peg apm Tine sod, - $7.95, $10.00 and $12.95 = Stan Bene - = sets, made of fancy flesh color splendid for present season wear. 69 es epwinmcrace: (9c : Fi . a “sa rs ag - i= ; "alia . yO . le ’ Dress Pop- C . a Separate. Skirts = : Se ; = 2| brocade material, well bound Values up to $1.25. Sale price. oe Bargain Sg are No 5 pe 1 aaah Beautiful modes, designed ot = tee = = with rustproof steels, all stitched Women's’ Medium and Light Weight, Slip M . q’ , 7 eS F attractive wool, sport plaids = \ ee La E3 10 prevent cutting through; sizes ; on, Cape Kid, Doeskin and Chamois gloves olre and Silk Handbags Pid . . . ’ > Lvs. ss | ; Palmolive Sar] | Made with ‘sashes, large collars, cuffs = Extra and Regular Sizes = Made of gingham, perecale and cham- * = brav, in belted or loose line models. a ‘Sang } 3! Men’s $1.50 Balbriggan B 3 2 nod ish a B e yf Union Suits OYS The Popular Blue and White Millinery, Also ||+| 30c Fine Grade Whisk is y Short sleeve, ankle jength « All White Hats Light Colored Georgettes a we Nets for Bp se Attention: Men! Ask to “9 5 garment; balbriggan color ; all ope 26 ee es se oe ae oe wee 1se¢ 9 ° sizes 34 to $i. 19 as Ul S Hair Braid Hats Men’s Ivory Brand Garters, arge “KF a ¢ =» ‘Ol ° of es elastic, special. 39c¢ meee: "(Main Floor—Nugenta) Special for This Sale Large “Floppy” Hand-Embroidered fine silk elastic, sp Women’s 35c and 50c Sport Hats Pin rgeasireemes of high-grade clothing who is one ps ; ‘ , a , ‘ S ] A y oo Tri ] , Alay : ? == ‘ : ; | ih ees Greaniie Hor vwaists | Taffetas Satins Serges Tricotines Plain Georgettes || end many trimmed with embroidery. .. Hi Ii and dresses; 40 inches* 52¢ Flowered Georgettes Beaded Georgettes = II (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) a Pu S an 4 : . » ™ =s % Wide ......-......-+, 2 Varielies of Smart Combinations 2 p a de ge Scale on at —) 860 Pillowcase = i © . y Me : _ - = 1Z€8S or Misses and Women =: Save on Notions bleached cotton tubing; each 45c¢ Oxfords | Soft finish, free from dress- (Second Floon—Nugents.) = Mercérized Lingerie Tape in 65c Pillowcases i | ing; 36 inches uli ra me MTR ity ti WIN |e t itt nM } ATi 1 yitif Hem nevPtt AMT 11 MARIN HA 2s Theda ate be = whit e or pink: 6 vd. piece S, ; 1c Siz 36x38'1,. made of fine | | Me cs hss (ERIE A RRNA RRR : iit MRE REG |) OES O° Save «Braid, 6-yard |] quality bleached cotton tubing, $5, $5.50, $6 and $7 Grades Weillinews and bial 8 i ren Basement Saree) fF init MOE ns isk be dc a esis es ‘300 Petes cy each 50)c » Choice brown kid patent, gun- recommended nego a - | i ’ “1 | Maid Pins, we og ended as xcep- Ht fi i Men’s $5.95 Tussah Silk $14.50 Mattresses, $11.90 $16.50 All-Steel Beds | Be dcppecgennle wmetrgtran 2° $1.95 Sheets = rahe lad. we Some || tionally good toilet and i i. i : RB RE IO a Stze 63x90, made of good qual- wilite Kid Or Canvas; enoice © ie = oes : ; Te i é | S lj 1 ] Shirts 1 il} Dependable uality $ O() si NG le and size S tO sult ; $ Q 4 | ine, Se. Twisting Linen Fin its Slane om ‘ so sl feaa $] 05 plain Pumps or (‘o- 4 ~ rem Fin Limit Qo? eae al Pa a + 7 & ‘ vt rom dressing: each Ve “ ‘ e ars LS ted | Tf Hoi oe ors, jJacqaarc 51 A, Felt and ( ‘otton Mat- ¢ attract ive p) ratte rns: tw O- ° e | aaah lingerie, 10-yard pieces. ise f eo 9 60 Sh t lonials and Oxfords. $ ° . gozen als to (ij at - ¢ ' er ‘Mother? : epee pamsah Dike Some with ! X= | Inch continuous post style, | Grandma's Ironing Wax..ie $2. e S come in a large size ee C 1 .- collar to match. 3 4&8 tresses; 49-lb. weight. OUT TOPe 6g oo oc ce vc | 25c Howard's Mercerized FB cs. il nega wt pieaches puniiiiaaal: a phone orde rs. 7 = Sizes 14 to li 9 ee. wee ‘= ar * a Darning Cotton, 250- yard balts, ing; size §1x99 in.; each $2.28 cs eke . . 4 (Main Ploor-—Nugents.) iF (Main Floor—Nugents.) , 1Be Qireen Stocking Darner, _— - | A 4 || 4 special purchase from a manufacturer + “2 fei ~ owe owe ee ‘$1 All- on Ironing ‘Board Pads boards oe and eee a e a PORT RE NR lahaggliiatneomaapaspetemnipntiiend ep yar . ere tent te oe PET NT) eke ee eae ee oe Pe > MBS ..2 § . eee int ce aE a : % — rene -— =~ CS ENDO & Sample Vests : Pink and white, flat weave All the smart- 50c Covers to match. .39¢ of the regular sources of our Wi and Swiss ribbed garments; est shapes of 85c Sanitary Belts, 59c s6e Venus Sanitary Napkins supply enables us to In the pop- { ular Norfolk, : Oliver Twist Values From band and bodice tops. eden... 29¢ Ne gv + oe xieinat's Sanitary iff 1643 (Main Floor—Nugents.) $1.50 Kleinert’s ani ayfer you Aprons, $1.19 y : nm Squares ere ee ee, 7 4 Ts at is Sor +s ig as meee $2.25 Wash Waists and Russias || $7.50, $10.00 to . Save 78c . *styles. Plain $12 50 for Rubberized silk, flesh eqior. Women s novelty voile and b or combina- ) Coats’ 6-Cord Spool . Ses | “i organdie Warsts; pretty lace Os*— tion of colors Cotton ii C aie Linoleum 2 trims and semi-jailored models. of royal blue, White, 150-yard spools, 4 “Wi Sizes 36 to fan, navy, green, white and y) Nos, 40. 50 and 60,...10¢ 3 assortment of mill remnants at ‘ “O hh: O50.~¥ ; apools pur-yard-wide genuine Cork @ ee ae brown. Chambrays, reps and VA White, 25 ten ee oO ae i} . ° ’ r 0) 1) . ae . 7 ie eens; made et cork, it (Basement—Nugents) | woven cloths, square, sailor or ! Ot ali See Pe E . S f All W / $40, $45 | F ofl end burlap beck; 1 - $11.95 Japanese Grass Eton collars; sizes 214 to 8. | AIRE RON ae Gar iate AG et cam very oul “VV OO , | om roll would Se iit (Main Floor- Nugent 2 J) + " t$1.69 square Rugs $6.95 (Second Floor—Nugents.). ‘= OES: ae ines ee Five 9x12 ft., medallion pat- 7 $50 and $55 V alues onset. Covering |) Mf in'centme ge gs | $160 One-Minute "Twin Tab” E eerie He nem maggie Floorcovering is made of a Hi mma brown.......... S Hall ONE-PIECE STONE- heavy, 4-ply rubber, Hammock Chatirs, tolaing and varnished, cov- ered with heavy striped dj Ruaran. eed nil FPR - (Third Floor—Nugents.) vy tough, pilable felt, ane i i by” the mill; the pattern th $6. 95 Pi lows positions. $1 85 door ‘elée icers, with self- son; .50 feet, with - Speci ime @oor F as long 99 any printed . Filled with all pure hygienic peters ) ; ea taco ouplings: 690 * , “3 pec ja! ° e ' $2.25 LFelding Lawn Mfr's. 100-lb. ice capac ring at double the price; variety of pat- 6 Cc BH) feathers; odorless and covered Benches, 40 in. wide; yy = : ! ie rich green enameled: ity; $57.50 val- $49. 50) 31.50 Garden ‘Tools; high-grade garden ue, special spades, shovels, spading forks, Si. 29 q 77? ot 25 ie ie a 3 P 4 2 wsteeth a ee ss s “y “te pees 2h teed Crest HS a mets srt wen. 4 : open + Mp Pe ty iy yl Po fP Aay . ah 4 os i - J red “Ors Piaidinngt J gan wt Ma; cut from _ With best featherproof striped pil; 5 tosuler 860 3 folding and $| Q5 i ' i . and art sateen tickin size 20 well braced. . ° | 49° a hoes, etc.; choice .. ; ‘ “square yard. ’ ' a = 10.95 2. ™ ~ “4 ‘ Mfr’ s. 125-]b. ii ° Capac a ' M , % wit} ball- Sf) . : ‘ , aaa ‘ ’ =. > i , ex ] C . ‘ fe i] x27 -inch : ; per $3 88 full cracimenaer | aieat ity; id sae Val- $57 50 ai caring pone OF ; ines ay whens rte Jf A varietl \ ol mate rials and ta by) ics In | \ : | : strongly made and Us, Speciar.. e ahs 0 ] , sn a. - ; 7 ; o1eum overing “Wag pair ee e jatnted. £39.50 Freestt Refrigerators, white enamel b} or ogg apicia : $7. 85 ar a] | t he la test S } ring d eS] en ord ne| ud Lng Peet " { ee ‘ © : . » =? os ea: } > i, rar. ..w wemeeversne: cant of (Third Floor—Nugents.) , Special...... $8 95 lined: 8-door side icers; mfr’s. 75- 00 1.95 ate ey Hamper*; . ji ‘ “! ‘a $2.75 Yacht Chairs; lb. fee capacity; special........... aun ily size; well made, ain Pp Wes, | Hf FY : om stesent Wearing eur | . le $2.75 Georgette Crepe very com for table Xie Bathroom Fixtures; “enow white 49 th hinged $1. 39 | pis i 4 posse sr0%i : Silk Georgette Crepe, of soft orch, chair; maple fin- | Ware; various pleces; cach C | covers .. } ee , _— : * - » Wi | ed - . . ’ ih #4, E gelant q ie. So much used for waists os of heavy white "Moll a-fo0t ¥ qo Be Are, ga is an! = ae axe Household Brooms. {-sewed of 30¢ ( assimeres Unfinished VU orsteds - ‘ a * ore roem eorn: specie : , oS an dresses ; in white, tan, Snecial...... $3.39 Pr “Eecan” = Be Se Laundry Soap, “Crystal White” (no 62¢ : W ds ] ‘d 3 f : | - mm frame, . 24-inch prone orders filled); 10 ner ea lothes \ orste » rl CSCCI) S te Baskets, mage bie ‘ jig ¢ i A Truly Remarkable Sale! value . Feei high extension me kind; gi: special.. 73C Beat grade : ‘Navy, black and SI. 47 ete Aluminum Teaketties. fos gh grade; “Pink MMR ee ee cers ees ant. WA bias ok aes $2.39 3 $1.26 Garbage 8c Crystal White Cans, galvanized iron, with tight- Laundry Soap fitting 98 Riack Screen ; ; ; , ; Ge . sw asss C a i S145 Clothes fi , ,, Special during this sale (lim- ' ake wainés. for — Ce vats: Baskets, large size. NA O Charge fOr A lterations “it one order to each customer) ph gga He px sale price, per aul aval ean sal ke Fi rork: 4 vy 6 with OVA woo, . ‘> ' , : anc none deliv ered. 10 bars vo Sag opie. 67¢ eer ing $e 22¢ bottoms. $I] 06 Ex fra Sa esmerni xtra ttle rs te i ° . APN cena ~~ SO ee oe —_ pres iAl . , we a: (Main Floor—Nugents.) pont ooh Telephone Orders Given Prompt Atiention-—Olive # Central 2000 =x 3 ~ x — r+ os at adh Se rsrecey OT ee Ss erenenen rhs ae i — ~ conreme narra ~ -

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rn ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SE ~ ' SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16. 1999. 1 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH + he ae * nn Py okey > - Seale Retin TRA. Shs eke oe tae” : 2 Sy RR NE reomnan art ome Ces. ngs UBL ur ~**eeee 6, Ati, med «ete aie ae BS ak enka oS hie - rea PE te te rag i 0, ae aortte spec i he Ek Bpee SES hy tar.) the oe OE tae eae hy te a : : ‘ Seth coal ei ae hak ; bidet 9 7 gna ce lag Fae ae we be pect =p . et bat i ee | gene es wt — Saad GT Pictiol ge ASTER cK whereas SSB ts et iat ee nae pA _s «~ *- ee = on iy aibaiaie oF see “ § antearwe > Nike? “~~ 4 re Sale of Tub Blouses at $2.95 : Attractive Summer Blouses of exceptionally good quality net, voile and batiste are shown in a number of * pretty new styles at this very moderate sale price Blouse Shop—First Floor. sm, i een Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30—Saturday, 9 to 6 a a a - eee a brane toiliiba meeps a tm Tutt, iy ee ee a ee » . * « ~ a . et ie * . Re ee rd J tos “Gol eee eat nae MP i , ig a lake \ or es SR ee sein Tae BE Aye nS Rd Me pose + "np TA CET AGS 2 he mI - ee ae ge are parca OIE Pay ane oy Paarl io 2 6 5. “se . v = ~~ yup ta Ee me 4 ta a ah ee es " Ox aint a peng . . ‘ . “ : a ¥ ~~ ; nai : ew Ly ee 5 Fk . ae Ca eae UF er xn e a 4s 7a Pee XS Leeminedh -443 x ~ : = pyre, aise Test soe pes. SR yt. Re Nae ON BI, oe RE. oreean ie nies oagtnee = t . 2 : . tin LPO, soa ¢ = wt py Par tie fin line ‘ yi ag “a CA. chistes Lata alae er ~ Byte eT Sg es : ie cena a a ac Se Cyr oie 9 ee ee sl eneaenner Sueemmnanimenctenaseantanne’ — Se OES RPO AON ROSES AAT EERO SBE EI OE NR tet A ne bu - SL MOLLE IGT SAT A GIN Be A Ae AB et WEG Oe | Making May Our Big Jewelry for the Graduate ANCY Studded Combs and pins will emphasize the beauty and ai nt saGie is ic "7 A Fe grace of a charming head dress. We are offering these in ; ONY ‘Ae, ie many beautiful shades and black, in an attractive array of styles. ; | ; Bi The prices range from $1.00 to $68.00 —— afl We are also showing forthe | There are Necklaces in an ; APPA graduate, very new and at- {| endless variety of styles to tractive Spanish combs, ex- | mateh any gown. Among the quisitely carved, in various | particularly attractive ones sizes. They are priced from | er f $1 50 to $16.00 | are shown many importations A season of fancy Bags a including white coral and to us an array of beautiful Bag | re Sere re ee Frames, in shell, metal and sterling | white coral delic ately fl cked silver in many novel designs—some | with pink. They are priced in sterling patterns, priced from | g } 9.65 to $59.50 | from $10.50 to $58.00 and -. Ss ie s& The short sleeves render Brace | Genuine Lapis, prices from ee WZ lets almost indispensable. They | $30.00 to $40.00 "a i Be J , are of solid gold, plain engraved Genuine Jade, priced from Se pee ee and stone set, priced from | $120.00 to $140.00 Sa,8 $6.75 to $70.00 | Whitly and, Italian Jet, priced Our large novelty line of Brace- | pee , $75.00 to $68.00 lets includes sterling silver set with rhinestones and other attrac- i 21. 28, tive styles, shown in many colors $21.00 to $28.00 and combinations, priced from Genuine Amethyst, priced 2 $1.00 to $15.00 | $49.50 Jewelry Shop-—First Floor. ' : a ee Monday Only—an Event of Greatest Importance Our Wonderful Sports Silks Kumsi-Kumsa, Dew-Kist and Tricolette ™ Regardless $ 7 5 the of Value ro yard KG RicHkT at a time when the planning of sports apparel is para- mount comes this most unusual Silk offering of Kumsi- Kumsa, Dewkist and Tricolette—the very smartest and most de- sirable Silks for sports wear this season. The Silks are all per- fect and are shown in all colors—from pastel to the most vivid shades, desirable and suitable for sports, street or Summer resort wear. (No white Silks will be included in this group.) Kumsi Kumsa, the smartest’! | Dew-Kist Silks lend them- and most favored Silk of the selves admirably to sports season, is shown in many de- | wear, and these are shown in lightful weaves -~ jacquard, all the wanted plain colors— stripe and block patterns, in white is excepted. Specially many sport shades, but white | priced for Monday only, the Real Tusk Ivorv, priced from oh a8 Me ed is not included. For Monday ‘ard 4.76 only, the yard $4.76 | : ; Tricolette, suitable for many Very Special— urposes — frocks, skirts, WEE eek Piack colerat blouses, sweaters, is offered Crepe de Chine and flesh in both the heavier and the colored Washable Satin mignonette weaves in all the for the May Sale. The new sport colorings, white ex- fhe “ luded. For Monday only, tl First Floor Tables, cluded, For Sionday only, the yard $4.75 Silk Sh&—Second Floor. A MAY event that provides 1m por- tant savings opportunities tomorrow. I. B. Kieinert’s Sanitary Aprons, 1 Real Hair Nets, full size; pure white rubber, Brussels net | English Needle Point Pina, | straight and cap + a in top, medium size, Regularly | 360 to the count, F3% size. | medium, dark and ILght 65c. Special 45a Regularly 25c Special, the brown, auburn, blond and I. B. Kletnert’s Summer Shields | Paper 15e¢ black. TDirace and Imperial of flesh color, in regular shield i __ $$ brand. eageaariy priced $1.26 agg ar opera crescent. Num- Stocking leet, all cotton, splen- a dozen. Special, dozen 8Se or a Se * very light weight. did quality, sizes 9, 91. and 19. aes Sie uaa eeeies vv, 400 and 45c Regular price 35c.-Special, a : air. Specia Ihe pair “49 of flesh olor, heavy grade Pink — cheted Watton in WA ete wy ltgtat Kremch, enamel and tain ‘ - ih. ! , all wantec ‘ooden Shoe Trees. Special. ; paste wat a Regularly eh pmnes, Warranted to wash; 12 and male a os Ay tge one esp oo ie. , 0 on a card, Regularly priced Dress Snaps bl: clk y ‘y bite S iieleoee, pags emo a = Aveamtinaaa a er 25 all -sises; good non-rust sunlit: ; anc ty) Regularly priced 4c a card: 12 o of aaasoried colors intginghum © quality will Tot tesreh on uniee, ——* Getisntty ERs itliptin S94. Abe atterns, with tape finish: regu- ito hen to Wright’s Lawn Tape, 12-yard arly priced 8c. °s ectal gu Scientifically treated, each 50c pore number 2, 3, 4. Special, ress Belting, high-grade su- SaRiaas es +3 kK > *K i = . May Sale ot Skirting May SK *K >K *K a ‘ ayY Sale O W hite Cottons Imported Batiste: 45 inches Pajama Checks; 36 in. wide: wide; soft mercerized finish; for Summer underwear; priced the popular fabric for handmade 45c, 55c¢ and 60c blouses and dainty Summer French Lawn; 45 in. wide: dresses; regularly priced $1.55, for confirmation frocks; regular- Special $1.00 lv priced $1.50. Special $1.25 Plain Voile, 45 inches wide, chiffon finish. regularly priced #1.75. Special $1.50 White Goods Shop—Second Floor * *K 2K * * Featured in the May Sale—Two Vandervoort Special Corsets | af.2 and 562 VERY attractive model of flesh-toned satin in topless style, is ideal for Summer wear. Its flexibility of boning, and lightness of mate- rial renders it particularly desirable. Very special $4.95 _A charming model of fine pink silk brocade, has elastic top and long skirt. io [t is designed to impart a modish suppleness to the figure inclined to plumpness. Reasonably priced Corset Shop—-Third Floor $6.00 y Third Floor. — A Store Your Furs Now In our vaulta, where they will be protected from fire, theft and moth. Special Summer rates on repairing. Olive and Locust from Ninth to ' Tenth t Month With dimely Sales toach Day 7" 7K Newest Importations in the Drapery Shop Are ‘egyptian Net Curtains Which Present Money-Saving Oppor- tunilies of Exceptional Merit ADE on tine kgyptian Net in simple | dignified designs, these Curtains \ are entirely suitable for living room, din- \ \, ing room, hall, ete. Thev are 2!5 and 3 vards lone. Point de Gene, Point Milan {i Vy) and Duchess Curtains in ivory—are priced from $9.95 to $28.95 the pair Another recent arrival is a splendid selection of fine Voile Curtains, with hand drawnwork design and Venise mo- tits, with Cluny and’ Filet effect edges; they have neatly hemstitched hems: they very favorably compare with cur, tains of much higher prices. They. are priced from, the pair $3.96 to $12.45 Burnese Silk Overdraperies have valance trimmed with edging to match, and are finished at top with rod and easing; ready to hang. The colors are in two-toned effects of pink, tan and blue, a limited number in each color The set $7.50 Drapery Shop—-Fourth Floor *K %S zk K *K Aaa Se ee SRY ahd ed Re a haath ee | a ‘ 7 ; , » = Site H * tes; . a7 = -* » Wife bY Mie cee’ wf *rheesr FT 6 te & — sa ' ab 7 Sut ° oe es ae a? NS sas S087, "= aes . “A > , 7 "es eve? . oS, ‘ —. °F. t aaa ~ — 7 a i i Ht || (ys j * — a: i, - J 1} 7 | ’ 2.4 = .- f . | a A > = . ~~ ' SS. — * te aj. > «* = . - geet *\er ses 4 ¢. bere tee AY Ny et ae -ete Fi, se . , os a \« . ; ‘* tems aes ¥ auukha Fi te a Se « LT ad Pan si 9 AO Cen were ~~ oe Se, i" 2% 7 > > y habe ; oT | 44 »! sae eshte ih , > ae J *tee tebe ality Ti ye pe uot. sistes ‘ ~~ &eact? Daas eo dat bade | , > * eo S-f: -—- a -- : .—- ~ 4 > rer ° ; — : +. *% sp PSR OF bre tevtes si” ee? ~~ ~ — —_ _, |= ih 4 HE May Sale Offers Splendid Values, and for Summer There Is Nothing Belter Than Linoleum for Cleanliness J ST a little mopping of the linoleum, and presto, it is clean. or this. reason it is particularly desirable for bathroom or bedroom. Spick and span tile patterns are always effective. ia ee Linoleum; 6 feet Pure Cork Linoleum; 12 feet ide; the square pol P | wide is offered in a good selection 24.00 to $2.75 of patterns at, the square vard Plain Brown Linoleum; 6 ft. | $1.10, $1.40 and $1.50 wide; the square yard ] “i $1.35 to $2.50 mported Grass Rugs Of very durable quality in oval Shapes with natural color centers and band borders of green, red, blue, brown and tan, ‘The sizes are as foliows 9xl2, regularly $35.90; sale price §20.7% 8x10, regularly $30.00; sale price $24.05 Sxl2o, regularly $28.50: sale price 224.75 8x10, regularly $22.50; sale price : #190.50 Royal Wilton Rugs: 9x12, in beautiful Persian and Chinese pat- terns, are specially priced at 3 8120, #145, FITS and R195 Wilton Velvet Rugs, 9x12, area here in small allover and Oriental pat- terns for $77.50, $52.50 and S87.50 Velvet Hall and Stair Carpet ranges from 82.25 to $4.50 the yard Fer Monday's Sell- ing We Offer 1000 Pairs of Sheer To see these attractive (‘urtains of sheer They are otfered in ivory, white and ecru, with charming You will reeognize in this offering an they are —_— we Thev are offered Terra Cotta Bird Baths are lor the garden are attractive Benches of genuine fresh voile one would never expect Bedford stone, ranging from such moderate pricing. Genuine Bedford stone Sun Dials $50.00 Lawn Tables of genuine Kedtord stone wo are offering a most interest ing collection of parchment hand decorated Lane lor the porch- ‘or the tab': are be exceptional opportunity to recurtain the ls as sun-room, bedroom, ete., in a charmingly desirable. mexpensive manner. We also offer lor Monday, very special, the pr. $2.49 fresh, of the g \isie Tables—-First Floor . Inlaid Linoleum; in tile and block effeets is, the square yard $2.00 and $2.25 Pure Cork Linoleum; 6 feet wide, in tile and bloek patterns is priced at, the square vard $1.10, $1.25 and $1.35 Rag Rugs, Suitable for Bedroom Tiave hit-or-miss centers and flo- 0x60 for ®3.2% 6x 9 for $14.50 56x63 for 824.00 &xit' for 821.00 4.6x7.6 for 29.00 %x12 for $28.00 Domeslic Grass Rugs Make your selections early while lines are unbroken in sizes and “OlOY 27x54 from 31.00 to 862.50 3x6 from 81.75 to 83.75 4.6x7.6 from £2.50 to 80.00 6x9 from £5.00 to 8123.50 §x10 from $7.00 to 81740 4x12 from 85.75 to 62100 Rug Shop—Fourth Floor *K ss *K * Decorative Objects V | C ' ~for lawn or garden with the double OUC urtains appeal of use and beauty. Choice fa oe FF‘ YR the birds are charming Founts of get- ule Bedford stone. in two sizes, at $29.50 and $38.59 $17.50 lace edges in the popular Cluny terns. ‘These are very artistic and range in price effect, and the hems are neatly from $19.00 to $30,00 hemstitehed. Bay Tree Pots of terra cotta are very effective; $8.00, $12.00 and $18.00 ‘autifully decorated French for flowers, very new and wholly * 2 £2 eee For Open Air Service, on Porch or Lawn Use Old Hickory Furniture —inleresiingly priced in the May Sales Large Chair with split | Large Armehair with split hickory seat and back $5.00 $4.25 hickory seat faste and eomfort for the por: eonatructed ‘ s.Oragne ; | cretonne. It makes verv effecti and artistic sunroom | selections are large and the pieces 3 5 with luxurious plete with heav’ sides and fa! 7 ‘ vear-rounad out o Oe Hickory Furniture is Weatherproof. .The rain will not hurt it: the sun will not warp it. It has no giue joints to loosen; no polished finish to come off, sturdy and comfortable. We have a large selection, a few pieces of which are here priced: Small Rocker without arms $5.25 Maple Rockers $2.25 Other Good Porch and Lawn Furniture Bar Harbor Willow Furniture in large Armehairs; high backs and broad aria $15.00 Beautiful ( haise Lounge: vers comfortable $29.00 a Armchair with magazine in porKet $15.00 Full-Length Swinging Couch: hammock in khaki, _ with substantial metal frame and epring seat; cour plete with good, thick pad and chains, ready to a .e 3 Full-Length Swing Couch Hammock; gray in colot, @ | spring and alljustable headrest; CO” ome vy pad and chains $17.25 @ Steel Folding Standards, for couch hammocks OF —@& arch swings; ray ofr brown $6.50 Rx Fumed Oak Porch Swing, Canvas Summer House A practical Canvas House; size 7.6x12; with well- hardwood frame: fitted with sitding drop ‘9 screen \ real. practical, all-ther see luor House, Folds compactly feta $130.00- + sole ae = ae ah = aw = r = ; aa > aa oe ‘a . = an mS : ee ew a : “3 me : Ke - a= 4 7 « j Bes $55.00 to $47.50. $50.00 lovely artificial Flowers, new and rmvest co,oring It js rustie. but artistic; : the acme. of good re nholstered in si 48 ture. Our complete with chains % y mt ~ Sx - ¥ Capacity Loads by 45 Machi | for“frip Th Cape Girarde: The announcem morning by the An Wxpress ©o. of an further notice, on a press with only a ' tions for preferentia caused many shippe Ship-by-Truck tour of their most urge the towns en route. The officials of th viously arranged for loads for most of | which will take part an effort will be ma - ! i i i 490c Oatmeal P i blue, tan, gre , and gray, a : , 35c Papers, sul! : any room in house, @ roll. 25c Pavers for - and bedroom. \colors, a roll , 6 patterns in ¢ : effects; soid ¢ borders, a ro - i i i ; i i a A i i i i i | i J i ~ - > ' ' ' 4 ' ' r ? ' 1 ' ’ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' + r 54-Inch Navy bine Wool Fancy Silk In a fine saasortme offer you a real in Sik Bags. overiook this If in need of one: Crepe de C Crepe de Ch street and P yvening hades: ) 7. ee eee | Melbaline Face F Flesh and white colors: for tomorrow epecial, box.. 7 TABLE Heavy merceriz terna: vard GC ; . — | $7.98 HOUSE DRES ' Beautiful tawn, end gingham i! Dresses: — ' @pecial Mondsa Base- $4. Tm @33* > | (Rasement).. — Made of einghams percaies; epecta), day ( Hasemen’ LADIES’ TRIMMED Come in ali colers eh apes, beautl trimmed; “4 Monday $1 (Basement)

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et ” » ee 2% vr Agia Se, f es Z 2 é ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ! SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATEH ' 5B ee —— = . : ~ s : ws . a | many of the late consignments as| erate daily over ship-by-truck routes | tional movement to demonstrate the !camp on the Meramec near Bourbon, | This property is called Camp River — 1 | a: | Possible, to néarby cities, but none of them | effjciency of the motor truck for) Mo., will be opened June 17 under: Cliff and consists of 60 acres among | YOU CAN SAVE $5.00 % q : | , Almost the entire trip of nearly | undertakes a trip of the Iength out- ‘short-haul transportation. During | the direction of Robert M. Frehse. the foothills of the Ozarks. For the next 10 daye we will redute the price on all plates net a — ; 400 miles will be over dirt roads and lined for this tour. Truck transpor-/this week similar tours are being | : [] net, mean Ch it meane the same | og a for this reason {t was found neces- tation out of St. Louis is now con-| held in nearly all of the principal | Don’t As b D ; d every plate, as an extra inducement during the dull season. | | sary to limit the size of the trucks} fined within a radius of approxi-| cities of e country. Both Gov. | SANOZONE . ; on k, but Deman YOUR 4 i entered. This materially reduced! mately 50 miles. This fg due largely | Gardner of Missouri and Gov. ‘Low- | BOUQUET ‘ CEE TEE =a ——— i " the tonnage to b . is recently issued proc- | : 5 | Crown, 9640 .3 age to be carried. The/to the miserable road conditions} den of Illfnois recently 1s: a ast mel! A delightfully perfumed - Bridgework, — NATURAL GUMS HOURS > ° a. ae freight taken, however) will exceed. which are found in Missouri and/|lamations designating May 17 to WOMEN’S MUSLIN GOWNS..... ¢ BUNGALOW APRONS ..... 560.0 > DRESSING SACQUES .......... MUSLIN PETTICOATS .......... SATEEN PETTICOATS .......... (Second Floor.) an ’ , Ae ' : " ‘ - 5 ae gll fj } caused many shippers to look to the ned di ead cou hag —" mR \\ 4 ' pn ee SS GN 7 -by-Truck tour to handle some , ‘OWUS When the trucks reach Cape | ees ° f | t ZZ a3 Ry ’ Vico ah. WA Bhip-bs 2 oot ‘iad sete ogee Ket Girardeau Wednesday evening. A Seniority to date from time 0 emp oymen e a. aT ea N/- ae Os Urgent shipments tO! iarge portion of this will be lumber | : - ‘ pe. Ps * . , . k , eg. of ‘> : The officials of the tour had pre- | to be delivered to the various towns | Apply Room ol q i¢rce Building, or Kast j ie / i Peer) viously arranged for almost capacity | reached on the return trip. | x so Var a a4 1 | 3. eo |) @ ijoads for most of the 45. trucks} 20 Firms Have Routes. | St. Louis Yard Office. A , | j ee which will take part in the tour, but At the present time there are! & : | : ee. - Y, an effort will be made to handle as about 20 firms in St. Louts who op- | ae . ; : 4 PR > °. i i 7 sae Ne ta — " “Se 33 f oy? ome e . * 1 { 5 f ' 5 aed, Nae haba bie FAPARRAA AAA AAR AA HAAR ERR TARR RR RRR ion Perr RR Ran SRS SRR Snr rrr nanan é ee ae , , . fi \) aeeta 4.7 ' Lowest Prices Our Chief Attraction | 57 , i Wea {/, j Monday Bargains in DR.H.T wooD DENTIS Bl ' == =* L s s Be 9 : . we E 33 ’ a WA LL PA PER Office on 2d floor, 2). ole eS | - * fi. 'S ‘ 20 years in St. Louis, e ai Sn einen £ | Beets , Eh 40c Oatmeal Papers, in 15c My prices are as | a. f |) Teiees 1d i blue, tan, green, brown ow as any, Sanitary & vA eg ets: Zp ; and gray, a roll....... ogee cope, aree- N= : ) ce | “ : c a5 ‘ of 2 55 laa a) § 35c oot. —* for 14¢ hyde sterilizers used. PRI CE as | oo | sent etre ie ui: we” y, ‘ 0 _ . “epi a} an yi id Siebe,-m roll........:- a Optical Dept. ‘lia | ’ Pat ei 1 ' Z2ic Pavers for kitchen This week Shel-Tex oe ’ Hy ‘SE. % uf +H i c "pad bedroom, in ell 1 2iec STORES (0, Frames, with large b. i¢ Rages see Ng See Sy.) | ee ee y ove >4 Py eee hee |} | 1 86 patterns tn allover * f complete...... Ui: pee Fs 2 ody ia) effects; sold onty witl 6th d W h gt ee Te Oe ; } ine age Bs, 7 28 borders, a roll ieee Sao Steere an as in on glasses for repairs. | 4 Her ad Naame i : — tf a fi Fry ~ i > t Sa lg |: 2 On Sale 10 O'Clock to 3 O’Clock a i i | Two Weeks’ Free Trial | -_ ~ ~ ~ = -_ ~ ~ ~ — at om one -~ ato ——— a te SRIF AR AR AR SF SRR RR SR SRR ER RR RRR : 1eSS Suits for Women and ; 13 | ashealthaeee h son it is particularly J J g Misses—Values Up to $25 Sale of Infants’ Wear This wonderful tonic has restore Ca andas rengt : aiwayvs eliective, q = = 3 ae : hildren’s Poplin Dresses; colors ; C ren‘s rgandic CRRER? f jenn; in tile ana = These Syits are of the newest: J pirk bing tad white Gnosked, | MER Tinted vatey, Inco and to thousands of men and women. For nearly twenty . 8 is, oP Neoat hap ; styles; we have about 100 in ma- pies becpry S Beale $1 08 ik cinkea & $2 4 | n } hj k bl k Linoleum; 6 feet terials of serve and tricotine, in eo: gf ae * to 6 aiaee. iss ome - > 3 years Dr. A. | Reusing has prescribed t 1S remar a e ce cepa ef shades of navy. We have all sizes . geen ed lace yen Gane ° hi | lj f ft : $1.10, $1.25 and $1.35 4 from 16 to 44; vour choice, Mon- = 98c + formula, which he perfected to save Nis OWN 11 e, arter ugs, Suitable for . re dav only, Os aa: cihene Sule , ° oe h d ld hi h ld li b t Bedroom fay ce tong cores: || MANY eminent specialists had told him he cou ive bu of cm isiin; face trimmed; a ° Be ccc 2 ae $4 9-9 tm @Qe}]# ashorttime. It has given hope, health and happiness ’ 9x13 for $28. “ ette. seeenere oe ‘ ° e mteigeonn cartewnae fF Send Fes) 12 to thousands of sick, discouraged men and women. nvroken iM sizes an : _ oesee ime : 3 7 : . i . _ * a * om eases teas 1 | 21 54-Inch Wool Panama, $4 49 $1.50 Silk Hose te To make this remarkable tonic more widely known and to _— to sre te tise |) lFancy Sik Bags ("RIBBONS ee | ¢ your entire satisfaction how much it will benefit you, we offer you : ff m ena oe omen’s extra qual- : e . $ | oie i ee Le ee Sn ok ee # an opportunity of testing REOLO. Read our Special Two Weeks . “A everiook this if you are sashes; ats @ : A finer Lace Hose never before of- © | . ativ ec ‘ Say ’ $1.98 et for tommorrow, 8c fered at such a TK Hos : Trial Of fer below. ng Pel t3- . Printed O $ | : | cts “i Crepe de Chine | Very hendsome Dies dew pied ae w 3 S Rnenia’: ose ia s ® bd with the double Dees a at style Pocket ino arg c high-grade Hens; Gna | a ’ “calgrag 7 ; '° ry we eae sorted pat- 49 oP ptt M “eee 98 AB and beauty. i — om Aga $1 ge Seger apse terns; yard.... ng oven ‘7 . | e -= . 4. ming Founts of geu- By sara... ee ae Pajama Checks “ise epee 3 | : e. ! A j ‘Melbaline Face Powder 36 Mieches Wide; very mi : i bg pees ere f b are here priced: ee cial yard. ee ey A fin. material: yd... 490) Inante: yard... ...., benefited you, come and get your money back. You w ill not be under the shehtes ‘ tocker without arms a Covers your oor without ince 7 LACE CURTAINS ligation ‘The Two Weeks’ Trial will not cost you a cent 11 you are not es satis- 4 Pe a@ seam; cork, rubber 4 $465 4. a . , . _-— . . i ry . ee . linseed oll on burlap : — 24a yards long, Nottingham Nets; ecru and »@ » ) ) QO fi nd uara”a ntee ositive satisfact ion OF money ACK. if Rockers $2.25 seri aetna 8c a white; epecial, patr (Third Floor) $1.49 i fied. We recommend REC LO, ut P i a Furniture i Screen Doors, All S if ‘Trial Off - Test REOLO without the slightest obliga- bi; De te the f good i . ’ i Two Weeks’ Trial Offer now. CSU VEL : errng th a a ae +i lee “Gubleternd 32 = . | Don’t delay—accept our isf] "4 he two weeks’ trial vour money will be refunded im- a enameled, nat pO a Window Screens | tion. If you are not perfectly satisfied after the two al 1 ; 4 sunroom urniture., eB ai ble: , : ° ‘J : £5: bad ° A 4 35 iT ranging in’ prices “from | ‘mediately without asking any questions. i ns j $16.00 ) a $7.98 HOUSE DRESSES $2 Union Sults c.Towe ng Z. ate 49¢ : : se uae eee eee ele ee ele eee eee t epigs © AR f Beautitur iawn, voile | athletic: of very good | 18-inch; part | linen, 7? -enient for you to call at our tT . a pin pocket $15.00 oe end gingham Porch quality; come in all rood. grade: special, 'F, AS “- If 1t 18 not convenlen Z , + HY R | A L c O U PO N . ; such: hammock in Khaki, es + ar ge or eizes; special, Mon- Sronday: only, or mf | if store mail us the coupon with $1 and we will ' F R E. E, ’ : 9 . 2 “ww ; «c 4 ' AP e and spring seat; si 4 Bese. $4.98 - -- A acon RR 98c (Basement). what LIC WN / [7 Ag a gaya - : send vou the Trial Box of REOLO by yarce| t Johnson Bros. Drug Co., a adit an ' | chains, ready te See tt ai-—— gg nen ) covered Ww | ‘ : 7 ’ 7th St. Charles Streets, St. Louls, Mo. i rameadetmemabea 2 | 2 49c Volies 59¢ MEN'S SILK HOSE _ Ate PAJAMA CHEDES 100-Piece, Dinner sete ( iene f | post, war tax and postage prepead. on’t . 3 pagina mp ira oe megane Bac enclose @1 ie : . = ‘s Seam! Silke wag phe tt BE oe Pretty floral epray of vas, : teva, | it, which is to be returned to me upon reques rr. b Hammock; gray in color, . 9) GES HH 9 40-inch ngured Voites: | Men's Sennen tis: Mo cite STonday | DINK, rosebuds, gold. tine ue oteetl an fail to send us the coupon so that we can _ 9 26 deposit, which fo to be setenhad te me span sequent 38g ft giijustable headrest; com . = 2 special, Monday only specia on all pieces: big g | ; he dat which I am not per i: de S | oe ee spetial, Monday only, ~ (Base- Cc while 32 sets binding. brass =i) 3 t t kee a record of t 6 date on ® RFEOLO ?¢f two weeks t 4 chains te 4 = per yard ; 39c coat Cc ORGS on ones "area , . r im se ing. in file 1 0 ’ 2p 7 Ww | ; Trial of REO! Q P wae oo — . 3 {Basement).. 77 | ment)....... ; Di Seta — 50 a Fdw ood ‘ é ; ! . eeks WIL. + _ sl $6.50 3 RG CHILDREN’S DRESSES $2 98 CREPE KIMONOS $3.25 Sheets stetaee seater’ " $9.98 =, py mas h) ou start the Tx - : | Name os#eeeeeee oe eee ee ee 2 ee eee es 5 Pe Mg, complete with chains L og 4 | Pretty florat designs in | Full size; fine quality; § decoration. ..--. -. firs Potts’ S91 $10.98 Johnson Bros Drug Co. | 4 ’ $7.25 a: ier ectee Tents Man light and dark pat- very special, Monday - Se Gene: ~wvte ae | | Oo Oo ° r “a as apiiainiaitutie i / mer House ee q dl : a | eet ah . 8 oa 7 s ae — round 9Qe “ee 98 ae Freaks. oF 7th and St. Charles St. ' 4 TEGO . — and Coos |Z F ov Ping $ Delicates’ Drug Store—Bdwardsville, I. » ¥. ry ‘ gure, Folds compactly, for ‘ yar 47c DEF eae ’Dinies Soe aud age — ; Q sites” special, of H. J. Eckert Drug Co.—Two Stores—East St. Louis, Ub Soa e a2 O22 OS WRIA TS : (Basement)... | Cups and Saucers... .200 : | .

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6B ST.LOUIS POST: to Be Laid Off. Picton: ployed. ‘Accumulation of finished material inthe plant of the American Car Co. Officials said congestion in| the railroad yards had shut off ma- terial for a brief time and that sup- SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. ¢ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ee aS a - i > eee ee ee ee gressing favorably) that there had operations. ——- oo a a 3 | | a : RT NT lat 1518 South Vandeventer avenue plies, anxiously sought by rallroads, PA OF CAR PLA CLOSES resulted in a temporary ¢ losing of could not be sent out. | ’ la portion of the piant yest rday, At the offices of the American Car a pees 3 ‘ } t i } prick Pad h , . 7 yi ; , ‘ " , + -“* . ; v4 ‘ ae 1. ps . . . o™ when only about 150 men were at; and Foundry Co. 1 Was iid that + Freight Congestion Causes 300 Men ont pep -4 usually em-| switching operations had been pro- i 'swwork 17} piace or tine 4.) WSUadii: i] ; I ] ' vards and been 2 stoppage 01 re om ey ax. Raae ee a 33> Re Gas 4 Posed EASE aE EL SES ER aaa es i > og ee — = ian 3 be | ; UJ ened eR et oe ah | | «JUDGE FOR z ate of Quality park my Make a purchase at any of our markets—compare our Se = re ; and Prices. Then decide if it pays to trade with tho —F MT. AUBURN MARKETS= 4—BIG STORES—4 = Weliston Central a a Ais 3 Ee Be by tion ery hel reels candid pies ¥ ae hee Sha: ae 5 dead 8 Penk ate VSP LZ ‘ Jeffer- Hi) fm e128 5313. 1407" son and oF f i aehne Easton Grand Cherokee Cash and Carry nd Carry Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday FRESH YOUNG VEAL ‘ae De Ae Da ries Wises. poet S Ps Br: | ; Ib... i — na Bi He [euoctoens— 49g] pazscr or EAL 40¢] Seay STEWS 100) Mt ts ae Per 1D. ..--++e* ae eaciteaie a .- oF VEAL— mea Ae : .EGS OF VEAI LOIN OF VE * a oeere— 12 Per ib. es by pete | Se eee eed | — d t, : Chuck Roast "*",, 11c| SHOULDER BEEFSo yo mc"), 20¢ - CHUCK—prime cut; Ib .....--- 18c)/PRIME RIBS OF BEEF, Ib... 15e | ; Very suitable for’ P} te Me friont ie IC eg | Ground Meats: :str=' 47¢ FATE MOAT one. TU a i ties, etc.: pan California Pork Shoulders, 20c |b. Wieners, Ib. ....20c Frankfurters, Ib. .18c a, Delicately cured and ready for Be =CORNED BEEF preparing: fine for slicing or 10c™ = we Fresh Neck Bones, Ib. Sci PORK CHOPS... 25cm -_ ’ » Lo : ~ hg oer ee Henry a be Py 7 say vi. eee - hae on . ‘. se ee # + . 9 . i, a ipw "Ne we a “ + me eo 4 ate ‘at > NE hte a ke” Per GRe. wal Tiga eae i a a wh ey RP py he EES « * “ pera ‘dane . - . = . ‘ > . P c a ewe . Cc " peter etnnans ethane Apap iariipihtenp mit: te eaipe' Siar Ritimsde —u worse: re _- . . rye as neepare: ; . > ES eee me, > yy oye tie % Q 7, Pte. A =e pore TAS Benes Gaseae are r = a= en 9 © . ; ey - : he» » a aE Pa H pon een - Aye ati & : i way NE i oe ‘ah ees f aoe: layotiae? F " 2 APES RR as ? ; men ss So oe Sia eo Ee on oes psi eR ee 5 os 3 Se er ks ee —. ae re # boiled with cabbage; next 3 oe — ee SE >. ie Ae 3 Limit 2 lbs. with pur- chase of FRESH MEATS amounting to S1.00 or more, nt..... whom St = Rendered 36c= ‘DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY & TLELEL ELE LET Li ee eas Pe By: Em reer” eat ae pi tlh RS clltyeeininaie ticks ay Fate Sen ei = ote s ADVERTISEMENT HER NEW DRESS COST FEW GENTS a ‘‘Diamond Dyes’’ Make Faded, Old Apparel Bright and New. Don’t worry about perfect results. Use ‘‘Diamond Dyes,’’ guaranteed to give a new, rich, fadeless color to any fabric. whether it be wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed goods,—dress- es, blouses, stockings, skirts, children’s coats, feathers, draperies, coverings. The Direction Book with each pack- age tells so plainly how to diamond dve over any color that you cannot make a mistake. To match any material, have drug- gist show you Card in their East Side no ‘‘Diamond Dye’’ Color . ADVER.°SEMENT WHY IT INCREASES Watr growth is stimulated and fts frequent removal is necessary when merely removed from the sarface of the skin, The only logt- eal and practical way te remove hair is to attack it under the skin. DeMtracle, the original sanitary lHgulid, does this by absorption. | Only genuine DeMiracile has a2 money-back gurantee each At toilet ee a aoe, $1 and $2 « or mn us ig plain eat acns on receipt of price. FRESG® beok mailed in plain sealed exvelope on request. DeMiraclie, A20th St. and Park Ave.New York SUPERFLUOUS HAIR| President Thomas | presided ieee: —— ~like oranges 7 Se arn np - "t, * . enn — mtg te ~ a os — Orde pe = arp hentia came Feta wpe ee ee KS, MOR RL eye «ae. pe om. Sat taagbeial cio , % a i ee 7 — AT Se ear “anee we = 40 A+ tals dphecasilt: Melee a iia ae oe Shee Eta a poe an ‘ * =e? yA ex : Y baw game over—then a quick, | sure putt to a long, cold drink of Ward’s Orange-Crush! Good? | You bet it is! | . There are few golf clubs in which » Orange-Crush and Lemon-Crush : are not the favorites at the “19th | hole.” Quality, purity and flavor . have won this tribute—golfers drink only the best. There is sat- isfaction in knowing that all the deli- cious flavor comes from the delicate, oils from the fresh, purest sugar, and citric acid— the natural acid of oranges and lemons. _in bottles or at fountains’ . - ~ yp = nen ~ paren in Ble ater oi eas OS ee aes by ct tes Thee ae myn np nent: ence at ~eentnep ade eS . , ae RONE & CO., 13 8S. Eleventh St. Main 2551. oe * 4 s 2 . Saad oe =the at oe “i t i * an toe. yy BOTTLING CO, 1115-1117%0lark Ay, wn BANNER BOTTLING CO., 7616 S. Broadway. Riverside 220W. Laclede 89. entral 3973. NION SODA WATER CO., 18th and Alien Av. Sidney 601. ELLS TON BOTTLING WORKS, 5749 Theodosia Av. k Drin ‘ORANGE-CRUSH ° ' ~*~, AB cd . Central 6053. Delmar 2178. Olive 2182, Central 71@. aval —r ‘the client. MARSHALL WOULD > ing set.in every branch of the schoo HAVE VOTED ‘NO’ ON be rece'tved at any Y. M. C. A. in : j " ited Gat a WE tee Geman eames Come to the Franklin any day this week and see the beautiful showing of Hor 1.1873 Railway Exchange Building. . furnishings we have on display, and you will know why today we are one of DRY AMENOMENT , Vice President Says, How- ever, He Favors Enforce- ment of Law, Now That It Has Been Enacted. SAYS MANY SENATORS ‘DID NOT FAVOR ACT Believes Lawmakers Should Vote According to Personal Beliefs Without Consulting Wishes of Constituents. By DAVID LAWRENCE. A special Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. (Copyright, .1920.) WASHINGTON, May F. over the Senate of the United States for seven years: and can therefore be expected to know 15.—Vice ' j ; } i ' ' } Marshall has) ; ‘ whereof he speaks when he savs that. secret vote, it would not have gotten 20 votes in the Senate. The writer asked the Vice Presi- dent to amplify his statement, which was made originally before the Vir- ginia Bar Association, “I want it to be understood at the outset,” said the Vice President. “that I believe in fhe enfoFcénient of the constitutional amendment on prohibition. It is here and is the law and should be enforced. But | believe that if the amendment had been voted upon according to the in- dividual convictions of menibers of the Senate it would not have gotten 20 votes. “Now I am not imputing motives to anybody. IT have never seen any representatives of the brewers or the Anti-Saloon League around Con- sress and wouldn't know them) if they were there. I believe that the men who voted for prohibition and for woman suffrage, for instance, thought the people—a maforityv of their constituents—wanted these amendments passed. But that t my theory of representative govern- “oTy iS) ‘ment. Theory of Government “As I told the lawyers at Rich- mond, the people of this country didn’t intendgin my judgment, that their representatives should be guided by their constituents, but that | @iected representatives should act for them. I don’t think when people hire a lawyer that they shoulé ask him to do what they want. ' ee if prohibition had been submitted to-; | ' ; ; ' i were given during the last year’at Certral “Y" with a total attendance of 51,879. This year new attendance records are be- courses ot say — Application for scholarships will Any honorably discharged service | man is eliginle to scholarship, leading homefurnishers of our great city. You may use your credit De | ' | ; } > wep | ' | i | ' Advice | should not come from the cilent to | the lawyer, but the advice he can get another lawyer. from the lawyer to | If the client doesn’t like | “That's the same with representa. | tive Government. The people, in my opinion, should trust their represent- atives to act for them. ‘like what their representatives do, If they don’t | they can select others and thus repu-| diate what has been done.” ‘Then if'you had been a member of the Senate, you would have voted against the prohibition amendment?” ! the Vice-President was asked. ' “Oh, yes.” was the my views have been wel! known. Mind vou, I do not use liquor: never ReTVe it and I would to But I object to at mv table (,od that no else did. the way prohibition ‘has been !m- posed, though again, I must insist, now that it is here, that !t must be enforced “Ag a matter of the question members of the Senate whose views of fact. trrespective reply—"‘And of personal habits. about tha police powers of the sev-' eral States e with my own, surrendered their opinions when they COT voted simply because they thought it | was the wish of the people ‘of their | States. That {sn't leadership nor representative Government in ny conception of .the term. Lawyers Losing Influcnce. “Indeed, lawvers. like statesmen, sare losing their influence bhecause they are not telling their clients what. is the law and what should be done. Instead, lawvers nowadays are listen- to accomplish what want done—-often judgement of the lawyers themselves. The Vice-President was indorsed by the Virginia Bar Association for the presidency- occasion, no doubt, for Mr. Marshal! a compliment of the J i “ {ng to boards of directors and trying | these boards | against the best | ' isn’t a candidate, active, passive, re- | ceptive, or even interested. Maybe if he were he wouldn't express him- | self so frankly. “Y" SCHOLARSHIP FUND HERE INCREASED $6000 | War Work Council So Far This Year Has Allowed $19,325 to St. louis for Education. _ The War Work Council of the Y. M. C. A. yesterday granted St. Louis an additional $6099 as a fund te provide former soldiers, sailors and marines scholarships in any school they may choose. This brings the total scholarship fund awarded ‘¢o St. Louis by the “Y" to $19,325, not including $32 arships. Already 203 former service men in St. Louis have taken advantages. of these “Y” scholarships. Fifty St. Louis boys have been awarded col- legiate scholarships and 136 former soldiers are taking courses at tral ¥. M. C. A. under the ions of the awards The automobile tral ¥. M. C. A. is now the largest ‘in St. Louis and one of the largest in the United States. Forty-two 20 for collegiate schol- (‘ene provis- | "1001 at the Cen- | i FRANKLIN FURNITURE CO., 11th and FRANKLIN AV. TAY VALUES IN HOME FURNISHING at the Franklin. _ -_-s «= Q. R. S. REPRESENTATIVES KIESELHORST PIANO CO. St Established 1879 1007 OLIVESTREET an ’ @ We feature Q. R. S. Rolls exelusively, in our Player Koll Dept because our patrons KNOW Q. R. S. Player Rolls Ath bette Come ang hear your fayorite music. Send Coupon for Free Q. R. 8. Kieselhorst Piano Co. Catalog Ie . Louis, Mo. Ba es . y a ‘ ee ‘ ‘ > 3 » ! | — " A 3 d : “ WN: | : : | | —— «i ee e] . room Suite s< | For Both Men|#i'* Queen Anne Be LILY FF , : + Anne design, which is the y i and Women on | Refrigerator very latent sensation in furniture, Reed Carri 25 41 dd t o e appearance o z Side icer bana ‘home, Four pleces as pictured, age é make up this wonderful Suite. Don't white ' } Refricerators are an overlook this bargain. Sold on easy Carri Ege Pyle $ 3 important issue of $ payments. fiber A fe = . the day. Keep your beautiful body and me | food ge bg 7 act an. le wate i tary In this Dox. | is. Sold ~ ix hardwood throughout. chassis. Sold on easy payments, oe clal at this price. | y Sor MEN’S SUITS and BOE: TOPCOATS at ‘ ‘ 7 *30) 10°65 Complete DAVENO SUITE ges ‘ Male 4 . {0 omp ete ae 9 :: Two rooms in one, he a oe no dts *) a) d bed : ght; daveno Va ot oe Ladies’ Suits <a dl gently FF, = fetb-ahes bed. Includes i ls, : 4c d ker. In b tifu “yy. ; gran aend fg ee y Monday and Tuesday—on casy ferms at a Spring Coats this remarkably ‘low price. : site $18 to $36 ‘remas : ‘Silk and Music Rolls and 8 oR 3 eee Chifforobe | Columbia Records | javier eeu «: eal Dresses This is a combination of a Beautiful Oriental and floral i. ‘ to 845 beautiful sneenee and Lote wi | I'll See You in Cuba, Peggy. Say It With Flowers, | designs. All room sizes, es 16.50 robe. bee lo My od “| Swanee, All the Boys Love Mary, In Gay Havana, | ComaAearly and get re enagedtpeaion 0 ot Don’t You Hemember the Time and many more | yor choice, as we < Skirts ( nels Of of the latest hits. ! nave caly & fot i hep é — fee eer rs - $7.50 to $18 4 “9 ALL GOODS af # LIBERAL ; | ~ fi MARKED games gy cuner FIGU ON & fc sanaaeall EXTENDED ONE - i TO ALL SRNITURE * TO ALL Credit Clothing Co. S. E. COR. 11th AND FRANKLIN AV. Te aieeamananae LAA TL MITES PE TPR : » = « as & : < . ZB. , ¥ a "a | 2 . = | . fs ‘ pereraamees | . a3

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« i actin Nive the eae TL ‘a Ries a es ries ox es one “ oun yay LE ea eye Se Ee . - > w+ . - a 0 a ma ly ow Cy “ae Sa a ie aaa wet ee ene er, hy EE at St apne weeny aa - gt Fo. — YF ae | ee) ee % wer - canal 7 m4 “> + Tet nh oa fr * S i a ls aie 5 7 ae. Ae >. oS a Boo i BERET TE 2 Lae trate 20S es a eaten Be 6.608 ip» ve Face, Neck and a bit eh dees RPE 5S he ha Rs ae ac AA” ciiselts aabteaaaeieed prsonesgenrs, pe veal aah) Alos f S0aps An‘ dq Sia aS. Tat: sith Seat eee ore red es wre ; ‘ ie fel Fs ee ay - on _ r * on ‘ ADVERTISEMENT SULPHUR CLEAR ROUGH, RED SKIN CARMEN'S DEMAND = ta Smooth, Says Spec eontain tuo much alkali. This dries the pealp, makes the h — ~— Arms Easily Made ialist. J ' re prepared snampoos air “bettie. and 18 the -—- ng RECEIVER TO TAKE TOUS CON l"nited States District Court to retet demands, In his previous OLIVE AND SIxMTRT nw re in ; Silk Shirt Sale BS : ae ‘ : . a : ; 4 G S I 7 B li ne 4k - Ag - reater Selections etter Cuality Ay - Li . Ay \ bre aking outeot the ait n. Gren A k P . ion to Bi Alene Bory, itching, eczema, can be quickly| Agrees to As ermissl | ot Fee Be aa ‘ +4) { Ba pets UE overcome bV appli a little Mentho . S 7 Bick if Sulphur, declares a noted skin special Submit Matter to tate Y : ‘ t - 5s Ian Pg ° @ rern ale stroving . ° ° # a ist. I CC AU Ou i! il P bs . S C; i prope rftjes t} ig vty ti! preparation } u lic ervice ommiss10on ce begins at once to soothe irritated skin A bi te te eon for Arbitration. eee 3 and heal eruptio is h, pin f: uf / pies and ringy Worn. j a It seldom fails to remove the tor-| ‘The Receiver of the United Rail-| it | . | ie mene and cisigur and a. yesterday agreed to the pro- @ 6 ee fa, | not have to Wait tor rehet from en ‘ Tae Pon teins | ¢ 4 barr: } nf ' nf 3}. posal of the Street Car Men’s Union | r oF ; MATTASSINeU!. bill} OVemen (| LIC KEN . | ; 4 a | ehows. Sufferers from skin trouble, that the’demand of the men for In-} ) OE A: ’ i ; F i is should obtain a smal! war of Mentho- creased wages and gtanukie ved work- , ee | Sulphur from any good druggist and ing conditions be submitted to the) ii use it like eold crear | hee “a State Public Service Commission as| . : f 53 | ADVERTISEMENT. a Board of Arbitration. He had pre- 0 a i | T viously replied to the suggestion with | aot | COCOANUT OIL FINE Bh tase i 3 ‘ a request that the rien withdraw e oPee ff FOR W A SHING HAIR ineix requests at this time ) e iggest Bt me te ‘ , , . "le ty ¢ If vou want to keep your hair in A letter to President Nelson of is 3 good condition, be careful what YOu (the union yesterday stated that the) ae vith ta f pee te WAbR ‘eiver would ask permission of the ry Pas 3 3 shampoo (which is greaseless), is mue Poe ee ® ae aye Ne caged oe geet wt antes LES etter SEAS Mp oes 3 Simply moisten ter and rub it in. - ; —> > Si Mawck hers ete do, Spamauedghe: rinses out easily, toe ve io is Es ae la ; PO a BERT. Payee - Sos: ignetioete beat eon J eres sitet “ SSPE: SA Sa Serres ae. Aargene Poze a pee ths Bis She rine poten z ete eK Pe See een fee yy == Se 4 ee ED ee Ory, cessive oil. The hai ag | . POS 1 RMN a RST A Mien te hates cease iat ph oth ane ne ce gy ool ie ky bright, fluffy and You ean get Mul - éhampoo at most ar ¢Peh- very cheap, and ee . ge ‘ = &° esr months -~------ Ce ree. eae Scalp very harmful. Mul h better than any-| - thing else’ you can u @s this can’t possih!l spoonfuls will make an abundance of rich, creamy lather, hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather | o¢ and removes every | particle of dust, dir evenly, and it leaves it fine and silky, @nough to Jast everyone in the family ce 4 ADVERTISEMENT > , a me. of a ee glen Sag SES it SE MBE GE wee ‘3 + cae ae hod: inion 9 i? ‘i ; KODAK TIME And ‘ , at ‘’ ‘% Ss aa SC. a a A OAT NE INS a hse tare a Hand Us Your Kodak Films| |for Better ~ #jand Quicker ~ fi | Developing =, + 3 Films Left Before td 10 A. M. Ready by a 5 P. M. Same Day. Ao entangle Sana anne nh ener Se hear Soap ate aS INST LTRS AI LE ti: lt Se ee at tries ade ni oman Ha Sate, . win teleneniy {'o {ran “tue il Stationery mplete assortments of e’s and Whiting's Onery IGHLAND LINEN Special ~containing quire of paper and envelopes to match, Cards Wedding Announcements and Visiting Engraved and Printed Birthday Cards and Cards for All Occasions W holes: Sporting Goods Fountain Pens 4 utlery 417 North Bro FetabBehed 18653 way Bet. Locust and St. Charles ile and Retail. Mail Orders Filled. 9 White Ivory (net Claas Silverware | : | Every Suit in this sale represented full value at $45.00 Clothes now $37 50 | its former price and at the reduced price is a real ' , | opportunity to save money on fine clothes, $50.00 Clothes, how $42.50 | Onlv a few reduced prices are quoted, all other $60.00 Clothes, now $51.50 a | Suits and ‘Topeoats are reduced likewise. $65.00 Clothes, now $56.50 : biitdady Iniv raincoats, | dress clothes, mohairs, Palm Peaches and | A chorion clothes sxcepted. No space for facthet detiila, SE CADGROR, SUN | 1t fare. This was granted and an &-cent base fare established.) |’ ee 5 ee ee se whee That rate was found to yield greater i re s , Mpg tieg than the needed revenue to pay the | - he oe eee oS Washes inte the wage advances and the commission j 7 age ~~ ince a te — 7 recently reduced the fare to flat 7 j)| | / 85c, 60c and $1.00. cents. ay A further demand of the men at Event this time is for improvement of +3 _ | Working conditions. The err, we 1 No. D ned E in force provides for an eight-h@ur chien THE Lotion Sr Skin Disease| day, but the hours of many of the ee RY on + As de Seen 0. # t. Lo pF men are divided between the morn- | 7 HT Conte tine igen / ing and .evening rush hours. The | | Suits Topcoats Spring Clothes |. Reduced Golf Clothes } I | No Space for } Further Details No Space for Further Details OLIVE and SIXTH STRAW HAT their serviceability. of twelve colors. guarantee it. 4 JETU Jetum will dress last year's straw hat in modish color— Our HI-GLOSS will faithfully revive its original tone—a charmingly new and smart hat at a very small At your druggist’s or de- ent store, 25c. your shoes, belts or re—it will ; make them loédk new and increase ' Jetum is the only non-fading, waterproof straw hat that dries instantly. A choice Try Jetum today — we cost. dye Your Last Year's dC OFisinak Straw HatDye —it saves buying a new hat this year en ee” (0: hicago USA A LIFELONG CURE aS [= ail i t | Value “$74.75 Terms $5 Monthly NOW AT 1226 OLIVE ST. ™ [ponas (Furniture Specials || | Accepted | for This Week! Hiji | Face Note the Money-Saving Prices REFRIGERATOI fortunate purchase enables us to offer sit patrons this side-icer Refrigerator, 6.00 value. On =| i a iy rm =~ fee i r> tsag *) Ps : 7 ie, vent aad } ‘ i: ee i} fel I we. dives * x Final Gallow The program f wavy's final free or; geason, which wil e’ciock this after Memorial Chapel, — ea DOUBLI Ladies’ Galvanized Garbage Pails This 1s a wonderful bap, @ gain—worth maki al special trip for—has closed cover, hea if steel rim—6-gallon eg, pacity. Regularly gold | at $1.75. Special, as long as they last, at | No Mail or Phone Orders Filled. THIS SPLENDID Davenette Suite A truly wonder. ful Suite, At @ ‘moment's notice the Davenet can be conve finto ai full- er upholstelan . ~ imperial leath. B74 15 TERMS 85.00 MONTHLY Pe ’ AN yer feeeeeeef8 ee Nature-form last, ror id yet - ee ee >- patent leather Px os ee sts el A a ee aE A ese EM ones b ome i ee ae en ae ee ee en ee “y OF mac and Louis AVI Bedroom Suites. payments, i Living ... Phis heauttiul three- pie ve Dave ‘nport Suite makes one of iF | tf wp-t late livi (ov- “$ e “ erings in clegant tapestry. Sold ; this price, unequaled elsewhere. { lerms LO SU! your convenience e. most up-to-date living rooms. es ; er ’ Vel vet ~~ : late U FOR "PILES: ole a} the knife and c} hioro form. There is abso! utel iy no cure in medicines or salves. T tried all I read or heard of, Only to get a little relief and be worse after a few daya Your charges are reasonable ae su it once, to be hea! thy and happy. Thanking you again and wishing you much success in your specialty, I am Very truly yours, JOHN J. scwH W. P. HENRICH, Ph. — M. D. The Reliable Specialist for Piles, wht pages Fisoure, Ete. Hours: 9 to 1 and ‘*) to 4 daily, except Thursday. 9 ta 1° 205 Seott Bidg., 802 Chestnut St., ST, ‘LOU 1s, MO. oh ~ “qe ’ 4 ; 1 a life cure. I advise every Pile sufferer to take your Pile trea i t) hw iy ls 1” t : hay given ul eresai {is Lion ! ? is positively a $100 uy . " — , La ; re | our iF . . — Bp | | ’ - — a “ ee Qe Ke Gi oKevey n0O¢ HE POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press nowy Service, o1 © @ ee) eve) 2ODOIODHODEIOHOOHOOOHHODIWHHOGHOOHHOOHODOIHOOOSIOBHOOO — is —/ (e ’ Persons who are afflicted with Pi! a a ©¢ ecpac' er In such dise@aaes, as You are lial Pty to wet Cat ‘ ; the “Ros fs or Coneur? ation — —» Piles make a person dread the time when the bowels must 1Ove, aS is alWays - inatiied t’ oat eX Ciating pa.n }ears AGO it waa supposed that the only (ur for Piles was to hava tham | o that cure, however, Was more pal ful and dangerous than the disease and ms = "pet preferred to suff ] witli & } DR. HE! IRICH’S S PII EK TREATMENT & @ a A 4 4A oor ia o | - : Burns has demonstrated that the Surgical Operation for Piles !s a thing of the past, ha COAL caure the knife nor scissors never did and never will cure Pilea per nanent!: “The Henrich Cure is Safe and Sure'’— that’s what hundreds of men and women know that have tried and heen cured 7 _this Mild Medical Method Dr. Iie: irich’s Pile Treat ent tm effective in all varieties of Plage Itching Piles. . ' Bieeding Piles, Protrud! Piles and Blind Files a + prongpt!y and the ‘ure ioe is fo: Life. CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION PREP 8 | Every day, except Thursday afternoon, in the Scott Building, from 9 a n vo nae COMBINATION COAL AND GAS Call at-once, as delays are dangerous f " Read what Mr, John J. Schmidt, Cashier of The American Bank. of De Soir RANGES says about Dr, HMenrich’s wonde: fu treatment : : De Soto, Mo., Oct. 28, 1915 - e the time to try one ame iW. P. Henrich, Ph. G.. M. D , : yee _ ition Ranges Dear Doctor:—I take great pleasure to report to you that. I am entirely curad ! are er nee aft ' of my Piles of 20 years’ standing. I cannot thank you enough for advising n to | ions nin tan ee ¢ ' We have sold take your won derful treatment which I did in preference to that of others who use coma rade ig | shana 4 gee and v | Termes, $5 a Month = ==— $5.00 Allowed for Your Old Stove—==—— Don’t fail to see our fine display of William and Mary, Queen Am The lowest pr ices— quality consid-7(} ered—in the city. Convenient terms arranged for weckly or month i RUG DEPT. Swe xll Panama Axminster 69,75 SO” Beer $/, 9 Rug 9x12, 5 Linol leum, $] 35 9x1z2 Brus- $19, 157 per vard, sels Rug. Rug Flooreov a » 19¢ |) * $99. "9 at: een ~~ wreore ow oS SS cS “Baby Sof Soles” Bizes 0 to 3 Babies’ soft sole ton Shoes, in all or black vamp Also sins, 8" $3.00 Cash—$i4.00 Monthly GAS RANGES + agents for the f> Pp celebrated Bridge. Bene h and ter Gam | and liange \ feature this peautl It most Kuperior Cabinet Kange. be seer | preci ated \ yos tthe SH no a Vaiue for Terms, £4.00 a Month, $30 | Rought From the Swellest Homea in the West End. Palm Beach Suits 54 Suw “Re th Now — i oiling Ln. (HEAPHEIOCN OVE ALE. MEN’S TROUSERS .$2 RAINCOATS ..... $3 SACK COATS. .$2 oven "il 3837 Delmar ON SALE 40c By Mail 50 Cents Post- Dispatch Of fice

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. | —= Final Galloway Concert. The program for Charles Gallo- season, which will be given e’clock this afternoon Memorial Chapel, way's final free organ concert of the at 3 in Graham Washington Uni- | versity, includes the following num- | Kroeger’s “Scene Orientale, ee Op. 37, No. 3; Kiughardt’s “Andante | Symphony | | bers: and Toccata,” Merkel’s WILLARD SPEAKS No. 6, Rousseau’s “Double Theme Varie,” Wheeldon’s “Canzona” Tombelle’s “Marche Pontificle.” and | be eemmeamael ————————— LIVE ST. ials[ ) kh! Large 4 Sample "rices —" Galvanized aarbage Pails ; _ isa L wonde rhul bar. y BROWN AA1 Polish, trip end cover, ib teel rim-——6- rallon Ca- yacity. Regularly sold t $1.75. Special, ag ong as they last, at $9c No Mail or Phone Orders Filled THIS SPLENDID Davenette Suite A truly ful Suitéd, ‘moment's rFthe can be@® converted a full-ajze into f bed; upholsteted imperial leath.- i S74? 19 TERMS 85.00 MONTHLY ERATORS 3 chase us to ge : side-icer Refrigerat or. c..... pee. 15° N—S5.00 MONTHLY SPECIAL $ eR Pumps LOUIS HEELS Oxfords MILITARY or WALKING HEELS wonder. At a notice Davenette a on Comfort Oxfords One ef Our Many Easy Shoes Wer Women Who Demand Both Cemfort and Style, Made in the Blucher atyie mode = q@ith short Yamp; hand- turned soles, Cuban heels, in all-biack vici kid; for style and comfort cannot be equaled. peice 0.00 { “Ankle Strap Pumps” enables "er & dine oe Sais Pa inate ati wh Eo) : Period Bed- room Suites liam and Mary, Queen Anne West prices—quality consid-{¢ nged for weekly or monthly 0 Mao Sw For Misses and Children Nature-form last, hand-turned sole, patent leather Pumps. Infants’, $8 2 oO Gckscs | 85: Children’s 4 to 8.. TL 25° Child’s, s #34 to 11. 2. 85 | Misses’, 11% to 2... “Baby Soft Soles” 'e Sizes 0 to 3 £: Babies’ soft sole but- 4 ton Shoes, in all white, all black, or black vamp with white tops. Also all white mocca- © sins, ribbon trimmed. STYLES, 59¢ Po. Suite makes one of the 339 Cash—$8i.00 Monthly der feet. 2 _ “Our location saves you money’? | a ADD 5c FOR MAIL ORDERS DOUBLE EAGLE STAM Ladies’ Pumps, Ties and Oxfords Usual $8.00 Values 7 Turn Soles—Welt Soles and Flexible Soles { Patent Leather or Black Kid in plain, tongue or But- ton styles, and BLACK KID COLONIALS. Take advantage of this opportunity to supply your Low Shoe Needs at a very special price. , : E 84 to my te ae ee a i i i i i “Child’s First-Steps” . ON SPECIAL SALE several CEMWiliiams wm. Sixth and Franklin Oxfords Brown Kid, Black Kid, Patent Leather, } White Kid and Black Satin. Brown Kid, Black Kid, White Kid or Mahogany Calf. PLP OPAL Ae Ladies’ black vici Oxfords; choice of plain or toes, low rubber or Cuban leather heels, heavy hand- turned soles; all sizes. Our Price "4.00 i i i a a a - White Canvas Oxfords For Big and Little Girls Beautiful snow-white fords, with white enamel soles and “1.75 2 Misses’, 11 to 2, 4 Girls’, At these prices should be purchased. with turn soles and patent tips, regular or wide tops, in the in- fants’ sizes: Spring heel, Sizes 8 3 to 8.. 1.85 No heel,# 7 fe 1.59 “ Men’s Bunion Shoes PLAIN OR TIP TOES Genuine black vici kid or calf welt- sewed soles; extra wide bal., giving instant relief to tired, aching or ten- Don’t pinch your feet when you can get these easy-fitting Silk Hose, “Cemnfhert Oxfords” ARE NOW READY kid Comfort BACB POBOBRBOP ODPL POI OI BROWN 1.69 - | ALL DAY MONDAY tip Ss Canvas Ox: pairs Black kid, —_ ooo — t ; ! | Planters Hotel on ‘roads for increased revenue. | roads’ present plight, erating income and operating ratio, | commonly accepted as true barome-| cor: | region roads was about 68 per It business 'that the operating ratio shall not ex- On the bess of. UN ROADS NEED Ot - cre Lower Than Ever. LINES SHORT 100,000 CARS, | i Attractive Eventually. | by the roads, they will be lower than ‘the freight rates of any other coun- try in the world and will be rela- tively lower then ever before in the | United States, according to Daniel I Willard, president of the Baltimore} '& Ohio, who spoke yesterday before ‘the Chamber of Commerce at the need of the statement,” he. sald, Never before could a “By that “I mean this: ' much transportation as it will today | (‘or as it will buy when the rates aro | ralsed, if they are fossed. as WO 8ug- gest.”’ the Eastern territory, territory east of the River and north of the Ohio Potomac Rivers. Gives Railroad Figures He further took, to show the rail- ters of the prosperity of any | poration. ‘The railroads in the eastern ter- ritory during. the last full income of $182,000.09 from earnings of more tl} $2.5 which was ating ratio of 88 per cent,” he said. “For the 10 years prior to the war the operating ratio of the [Eastern gross 70,000.9000,. an op 74 per cent in 1917. Good in any industry demands was ceed 75 per cent. last year’s business, the eastern roads now need about $544,000,000 increase in revenue to establish an operating ratio of 75 per cent, which is about the sum of the increase now being asked. “Now that amount of Increase represents about 21 per cent of the gross earnings of the carriers during that period. The railroad mana- gers, however, bave not any increase in passenger rates and hence it will be required to advance lack of equipment and the poor phy sical conflition of the railroads asthe result of reduction of normal! keep during the war period. customary for the railroads, Federal control,” he said, something more than 100,000 freight cars, from 2000 to 3000 loco- before senger cars. trol, ment bought only 100,000 cars, 2000 locomotives and During Federal no | coaches. They bought less in a vik S RANGES he are Olive street agents for t brated Bridge-Beach and Chaer- G DEPT. Shoes. 1.95 sess" $69.15 | aaa 13 cae SIO f Cc UR eebdenecses deve + barge * 130 Oak line of Coal and ee ges. We feature this pager or Cabinet Range. yy, £F. Terms, $4.00 a Month. r Old Stove==="= — ON SALE 4 Oc y Mail 0 Cents the price With half the work for half figures on Op-} “to buy j new | motives and from 2000 to 4000 pas-| cone- lasting 26 months, the Govern- | freight | “2 } ~07 ‘has discovered a simple home remedy RATE INGREASE | that the railroads | with which to Tells C. of C. Proposed 30) | Per Cent Advance Will |? | Leave Charges Relatively broken dividend re: a 2000 ENGINES, FO years, recently was forced to pay i 7% per cent for money Yet I re- cently saw in a bank window in Pittsburg that securities of the Can- | adian Pacific Railroad were being offered for sale to yield 6 6-8 per ADVERTISEMENT. Believes Transportation Act _ Will Stabilize Railroad In- DISCOVERED A CURE | vestments and Make Them | Even though railroad freight rates | are increased 30 per cent as desired | ) 'month period than | from , nothing adequate ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' SSS | the | buying in a 12-month period. | conserva tive estimate those 'today are short at least freight cars, 2000 locomotives and 4000 to 6000 es, and yet h coach as bee lto remedy that shortage.” | 7% Per Cent Interest. Willard here took up the 4iffi- of railroad financing, were being asked 7 and 8 per cent for money refund bonds now bearing only 3% per cent interest. “Interest rates are just as much part of transportation cost,’ he sald, culty ito pay 6, | railroads | themselves had been in the habit of | On a} roads | 100,009 | States, n done | stating | a mind. “as are wages or the price paid for | a locomotive. The Pennsylvania Railroad, one of the strongest cor-| porations in the world, with an un- oe FOR ASTHMA Remedy for Asthma and Makes a Generous Offer. Mr. D. J. Lane, a chemist located at 375 Lane Bldg., St. Marys, Kansas, | i'for Asthma. To test it he sent some! delight | cured. Mr. 'in ite abili tv toe the | _will write for | he is to be paid for it if it cures. _ Wililard took, for purposes of his} discussion, figures for the roads of | whi *h is that] Mississippi, and | year of | Government operation yielded a —_ operating pere | freight rates about 20 per cent to! ' obtain the desired sum.” Willard then touched upon the Up | “It was! 'workman, by the expenditure of ono | Using the re “medy, day’ 8S wage, ride as far upoR a pas- | Asthm a write for a bottle at once. lah! i i o cent. | asked for |! iffering | and to their state they were easily Lane is proud of his} discovery and has so much confidence | ire that he will send} poapbaid to any one who | i¢. His offer is that | The | o be the judge and | within 10 days after | If vou suffer from to people who had been from Asthma for vears, they a) RO a $1.25 bottle one taking it is report its effect ord of more than} | atabilize | taken, ‘rates. I oie Sika ‘'penses have inc |Chemist Discoyers a Simple Home, | per | increases asked i they gross revenue h 1rold its twenty-lourth annual grad- a cent. That means that the Canadian | Pacific can borrow money cheaper | in the United States than can the) railroads of the United States. “If we are to have private Lpere-| tion of railroads in the United | you should have on sound economic basis or not at Private operation will fail unless the railroads can obtain on a favorable basis each year at least $1,000,000,- ‘+ as - — 17 «tii. 000 of new capital for equipment, improvements and extensions. This can only be accomplished by well- eStablished credit. “IT believe that the transportation act will accomplish what J] have in Some belleve that the limi-| tation on railroad earnings are 80 | narrow that railroad securities will not be an attractive investment I) do not share that belief. TI belies | that effect of the law will be to! railroad investments ana) finally get adjusted, rail-|! way ities will be n attrac-/| tive than ever before. If I am mis-! the law ought to be changed. | Says Business Can Stand It. “Now about the rates themselves. It has been stated that business can- not stand the burden of higher do not believe that State-| ment, The accounts of the rail-| roads show tliat their operating ex- reased 100 per cent} last three years, while their}! iS increased only $6) I do not believe that the. are too high. But if! no serious harm could fol-! low, because the transportation act} places certain restrictions on mie when we secu! i\orea in the cent. are, earnings. The case {s one where the h! gh | ‘cost of living to the raflroad is ex: | actly the same problem as it is to) the individual. lt is to your Interest that it be dealt with in a fair and/ prompt way.” | oe —_— Nurses to Graduate Thursday. The Nurses’ Training School of the | Missouri -Baptist Sanitszrium wil! | } uating exercises at the Second Bap- |! The ‘*Bayer Cross’’ ee Both mean Genuine! on Aspirin tablets has the same / meaning as 14-Karat on gold, ‘‘Bayer Tablets of Aspirin’’ should be taken accord- fn package.’’ and on tablets. g to the safe and proper directions in each ‘‘ Bayer Be sure the ‘‘Bayer Cross’’ is on package Then you are getting the genuine As- “BAYER CROSS” IS ON GENUINE ASPIRIN a Always insist upon true “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” —In “Bayer package” | | IS wn nce. tie ne fe oe ye . - uae — se ore — oS oF pak S | tist (‘hurch, Washington avenue and senger train as he can at the pres- | end no money. Just your name and | Kingsbury boulevaré, Thursday eve- ent time. Never before would a ton | @ddress. l nine at 8 o’clock. of coal, a bale of cotton, a ton of | | steel, or a bushel of wheat buy as} ~2 MONTH BUYS THESE ; ¥ . Table, “— 75 | FR) a This mass! ie f [If you were to pa’ to purchase the « pay youre On epec ,igyr ‘7 ; »* Suite comp i141 Sale at GoOid We this he ine, ‘i ard, quote a special Lino, Special price, for this sale, . Vv Vv Cor We place on special 2 ud At te gale this tine Baby Ca : ey riage. It as no equ: WTYLalY on tt AS market at $- ’ rridg h You do not have to but 11et gee our wonder- fui lf t 1 On “speci l BA) Wer KK, a °29 1 444 ~~ RRBRREELE . bahay ° REMEMBER, “OU GET A BLUE BIRD DINNER SET FREE, WE SFIL FOR CASH OR CREDIT 30.60°r90 DAYS CONSIDERED CASH lete or man Bros., Special Lino. Sale See our large per square Whole Room vered on $1 Per Month Buys This , Lioyd Baby Carriage | $29 Table or this wreat value. sep arate, See vent Extensis: wot on 1a! articles ive near Els rT of t} any a Ol Will {¢aalf in undersi zed Will pay for kind always ahs t) re + wa . sole : ators at do wy . hese great values on special sale (;,o1idman Brog, a 1 China Closet, 75 Colontal this $1 PER MONTH BUYS THIS WONDERFUL SANITARY SIDE-ICER the savine of ice advertised ute] aoe ‘pri $29, 19 Dining-Room Specials [ China Closet. You are at liberty bargain-—it will in a vear'’s time Not the cheap every keep food fresh vy sanitary and Goldman Bros, No It efriger- c@ can equal We consider 30, 60 or 80 daya’ We give you 10% cash if you paid the money WE CLOSE SATURDAY AT Goldman Bros. Accept Liberty Bonds at Their Face Value discount, the same as in advance. time as cash. 6:30 P. M. Over, or \ oy Absolutely SSX Free With Every RRS Purchase of $10 or Either on Cash Credit Purchases. GOLDMAN BROS. ELCE BIRD DINNER SEL price on $1.00 PER MONTH BUYS THIS FINE Massive “Brassoid” Bed A nN o4 ai viet gy a. ‘ bullt Brassola an oo | Bed that in o 7 -7¢@ - né — ti ry . ‘4 ’ N i Red at $50 can equal th 5 ‘ , wy rT Ka e Value See it DY , ine Z , es : On Special Sale at 919,75 $1 (FMxactiv as her acts, siderably mor comprices. No set ha cheap and \ Do not overlook We are etiabied te this j Remembe r, You Get n monnestes ‘Blue Bird Dinner Set Pees With Your Aluminum Set. Wwol \derfu PER MONTH BUYS op Petis 1G r ‘ mil? ‘ ’ aT 20 -.PLEC F. lerful Clu Ce yT : ? AL ie — M pane ng x Tht }’ " * nu ee or of ‘eae ‘ VKIDNE otft ee! ed. Or con if te the arge pie e ia big and us ful- “ $19. 75 AT.''T . HRANIY : ee erry a iifet ‘ uP rr Al, SALE | 5 tf . 3 rt ee q 4 | ia ia i f 4 | ; & 4 4 : t | pirim prese ribed by physicians for over eighteen yeard : for the relief of Colds, Pain, Headache, Toothache, Eare § : ache, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis. For a few cents you can get a handy tin box contains & fF ing twelve tablets. Druggists also sell larger ‘‘Bayer §) : packages.’’ Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Mame Ff ufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid—ADV, F j i cif. 7 ‘ a le a4 if : ea ih Willlenda tone of refine- Lf f 7 fe . yey ment to any table. yt, We have a limited Zz . number; get one ab- JF 5. 4 solutely free. a oe A Ui eR ay NA aR a et a SOF. eye en! eer Rare - «a parent ag = Rae tlie rs! AM Oar tea agp oom a ' ae ’ _amnernble ’ th $1 PER MONTH BUYS 2 RUGS IN 1 See these beautiful Rugs—-not cheap kind advertised every atl day. Seamless and come in the most beautiful patterns «sea and shades. Full size 9x12 feet Worth considerably more than the price quote d. Extra heavy—can be used for .parior, library, dining room or Bedroom. A, On special 18 75 ee oe ee a with . ar e, r.@#awed on x “ (ould not Ory, Rut | three-piece Davenette Su ¥ have hr a ‘are : . Lal ~ The REME) MBER, vou GET A BLUE BIRD DINNEK SET, ’ ‘ Cary _ IF YOU LIVE OUT OF ST. LOUIS PAY US A VISIT We Sell on Easy Payments of Cash. No Matter Where Yon Live, We Pay the Freight te Your Town on All Purchases

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aa ) - SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. ° “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i ve Hi) | 108 St LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : Rai i. Ff | iH 4 eiets a bowl. Potatoes cost 4 cents; taurant ov erhead costs must be . SSeeeeeeeet BUETTNER ae ote ae Five Trucks of Whisky Seized. y& portion, tomatoes 3 cents and bread | figured but even at that there ts ne Copsright, 1920, The Rudo!ph Warlitzer Ce. | os ae cages , wee evet wo. aI and ‘but ter 2 cents.’ reason why a@ piece of roast beef Pyright, 1920, w Hig OUNGSTOWN, ¢ ee oe ee " ‘ost from 40 cents to $1.59.” % : a Five motor trucks each laden wit vurse,” he added, ‘“‘the res- should ¢ ww , be be & ' 100 « ases of bonded whisk, were. | Ba RANG? ange confiseated this afternoon by loc al . | ae hg - police frail Mederal officers, as they Ez ; ee | werd, Being tuken to a garage for ‘ Z in ea o rer Gee while their drivers went to I- Blue or Pearl Gray Sanitary Porcelain Enameled - seer a worag | 1 Ra EGE . ee ae lunch. i a Seca tir oe ; me. : — 7) Judge Surveys Situation Here, | z Ml Buck’s Gas Range is the e. - ahs a ADVERTISEMENT. | Will Decide Soon Whether to 1M choice of the thrifty | = —_ . a . a: Run for Senate. T | a housewife. P Hi ; poe 3 i és "7 RE. —---- = ‘ow JUDGE & DOLPH a , ) Backs és = 1a oe | hey have for years led ~ i Judge John S. Farrington of the CAN YOU GET a yor the nave tor gaan tes | = f 4 Springfield Court of Appeals de- performed, principally due to - 1 2 the BUCK patented gas bur- ; | parted at 2 o'clock yesterday after- (5 _ ners, the scientifically ven- HC ~ I — a eee | noon for his home in Springfield aft- | — pg hl yrvsen ewer had, -— oa he : er a survey for a day and a half of | ‘ eak’a tian Rameren ’ a 4) gat the political situation in St. Louis | tm ve . : ’ ¢ , ~ of 5 ins in an effort to reach a decision as We Carry Full Lines of a t *“Tiz’’ is grand for aching, swol- to whether he would become a candi- Buck’s and > ; one Hie jen tender, calloused feet date against Breckinridge Long for | | : ‘: + i or corns the Democratic nomination for | Quick Meal = i aie & x os ’ eR i x ! | United States Senasor. | , , 3 es } a Ah. what relief No more tired He told friends shortly before his | | Gas and Combination ° la ; a i= haat i he : i | | Ranges we 8 | £ | EF idlninaet we. & Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged Fi ei ge ) + AB BS oa , e > . ee aol + _ ets wo more burning feet; no more departure that lhe would reach a de- 43} , ; new Oe cision before Tuesday. swollen, aching, tender, sweaty feet. | Political friends of Farrington, | No more soreness in corns, callouses, | Biot eae Ce eiieed the studs! bunions. tion in detail Friday night, were, | No matter what ails your feet OF then of the opinion that he would | what under the sun you’ve tried be a candidate. These same friends | withont getting relief, just - US@i were convinced after talking with | ‘*Tiz.’’ **Tiz’’ is the only remedy yim yesterday that he would not be | that draws out all the poisonous exl- | a candidate. dations which puff up the feet. ‘‘ Tiz | Meantime, Thomas H. Fisher, cures your foot trouble so, you "ll | manager of the Long campaign, had | Pink never limp or draw up your face in made public a letter written by Iar- FOR 2a) pain” Your shoes won't seem tight rington to Long Jan. 29 last, in. ene and your feet will never, never hurt | which Farrington pledged his sup- 7 oe or get ‘sore and swollen. Think of it, port to Long, and expressed a will- CAKE 43 no more foot misery, no more agony jingness to do anything he could to) Ae fromecorns, callouses or bunions. ‘aid him {n his campaign. There also or 85c Doz. Rhinelander ‘‘Airtite’’ Refrigerators— © A, This Side-Icer Style — | REFRIGERATOR, A e vet = " hp ia: . ae | Three Days 1O N Lee Monthly Sale rs ome fmt > nt pein Be ae ae Sm, * D es ghee eh Foe hy ig meee Fk 6 la gin Se Eade Ncsbeconts catshs Tate ois ans SeMeaaiese al on 40 aed. eae es SSS cone Te SS rl * * - gee oe ae a S. ( a box at any drug store or had come into circulation reports de} nent store aoe 6 get instant re- that the Long organization was pre- | (Monday’s Sale) lic ear smaller shoes. Just once paring to open up a fight on the try Wri,’ Get a whole vear’s foot ' Gardner administration and Ben oe | F° : N irmé f the Democratic | ° 7 , — . | ES Commitioe, who are charged | Price Pacers by “The Price Makers”’ | O Se all | Here is a Retrigerator : war chars i ‘by some of Long’s supporters with | 50c P dent? 37 | we can conscientiously wo ans : e a) being the principal influences urg- | C epso en ec ¢ | e e recommend. Offered in id are produ | | ing Farrington to oppose Long. ) 62c Djer Kiss Face cae .53¢ various stvles and sizes. lesa. urnace. Ji : - ee Witting Letter. 50c J. & D. Milk of Magnesia........39¢ | e Ul lan OS vneindine thin ana mS bor vigall ¢ | ’ Tarrington admitte aving Vv . - . | . . cy 90Fr tunities ‘ten the letter. He added, however: 50¢ Mulsified Cocoanut Oil .......... 39¢ | | tured. fab -eeettraenens i a “That was quite a while ago, nad 250 Nature's Remedy Tablets .......19¢ | Easy Payments in mest tame =f : FOR 3 | before the thought of becoming a . ee ee et ae eee. | ee pthcan one g Business and candidate myself had ever occurred 60c Doan’s Kidney Pills 47¢ ’ = y Pood $1.50 Radiant Fountain Syringe ..... 980" Professional Men The seeming determination of OU Radiant Fountain Syringe ..... 0 | ‘Bisome of the Democrats connected Special Bed Outfit & Let Our xs careful survey of the State 'B wiih the State orga! Aver ‘ ; i s . organization to bring ’ ® , c just Sh completed. It out a candidate against Long is re- REDEL S CAMPFIRE i Pesportuaiier for snes fone sofcrie'ts'ar ese iat | | MARSHMALLOWS aVYer-F lanos a t opportunities for “business | Long supporters to an extent that | | | di B d S , d M 4 ies the same a ouportai men in Colorado: 9 they are about ready to begin issu- FRESH SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED. | nciu ing € ? pring an attress ‘ o Pixteres fe .ate many splendid open- .ffjing statements about the State or-, nae | | i We ‘11 gladly send detailed | ganization, and it is threatening to Once a month we clear our stores of 5 We wil gia j mation concerning any city, Bi start a factional fight within the P 664 ‘n>? 1 | : t@ieem or agricultural district. We ff} State committee. Six of the mem- accumulated traded ae i eho of the | pomp: —= Syn ee Ag uot an per nent agency, § bers of Long’s campaign committee previous month. Also a | shopworn, | —, A Mast Att h@Wrever, and ean offer no posi-/— are members of the Democratic ¢ : y “pr. ! CHATTANOOGA F ire fe hep magna DRUG STOR sane gm and slightly used Player Local Ageties ES ‘ anos. : Everyone needs a go: _ hag . : ; SYare Board of Immigration ft It has been common knowledge ) ‘among politicians for several hs ™: LOCUST — SIF E " ) “Cnpitol Bidg., D r, Colo. among politicians for several months § 514 WASHINGTON 7's LOCUST—5I5 OLIVE — 5600 DELMAR Seto wuts es can buy today for : : a xi ss emo ae that Neale, and some other active ox - edge, nd is covered w possible candidacy of Farrington. pr Ot] e neec thy! Ss} 13 be and is covered with While it does not appear that e MOUS. a a? ws Pee ing. "Neale or Gov. Gardner has taken the room for new oe. / EE EeGbiiiea “to Long. the Lone Easy 4 £ th and Franklin ‘supporters are charging the activity pianos. c =\ / ae Where the Crowds Go.” up to Neale principally and to Gard- = e MONDAY ner through the fact that some of, Ww S 1] — Imbel Scales, Compare Quality, H, his appointees have been more ot T : pj. ae @ e e — _ | Find WE LEAD EM ff less active. erms on Pianos as low as $1.00 per ee yre-O a = : “ Ses SThcabe : > : . r BRS ORE: idee : ‘ = Basis for Neale Connection. week. Terms on Plaver-Pianos as low | R d = [PB R E A D The basis for the Neale connéc- : : ed 00 ; ' ecommen = = ‘tion appears to be largely that he ts Have You an Account With Us? as $2.00 per week. | the G ra fo no | a =\ br was never made Bem — oo Court of Mf your credit is good with us for what you need. Why wait and ‘‘save | a: — gh arog he be este ri "3 . nas “ rg yo ha wi a up’’—-why not come in here tomorrow, make your selections, and just § > ; : ; lected . = est value on carth), a wes arrington’ @ tell the salesman to ‘‘Charge It.’’ Then you simply pay us a little & U , d U | P P ; — should resign to become a candidate each time you get your pay Sse / prig 1t 1anos = -Oz Loaf 9c for Senator, Neale might be in line’! alt ¥s Ra 2 - —= s ‘for the appointment as Judge. This 8 mr Piano Lo., mahogany. ° as +e eee $50.00 — + - .is a rumor which has been going oN A See ares © is aparece eee » oles ole ate ya ; (the rounds of politicians, though | a earing Pe e Worli a any : A ith ; } Wurliteer, mahogany .:...|....lseceuum $80.00 = t | iwithout any element of confirmation. ao Vine q & x — ( © as lily; West In | Msher refused to disc 1 $ Now in Progr Ig SS ose & oon. mahogany. be tae & ele ol6 @ alee $95.00 — suis. Plense bring , " scuss the pos — oems kotherwise price will sible candidacy of Farrington fur- % 2 d : SEUMtINGtON, OBR . «|... ...beacheben mae $125.00 ‘ , = « (4-Ib. limit)... ther than a brief forma] statement. |All Our Suits Te > Kurtzman, walnut | he 7 eae » 66-6 bh ole be $150.00 N. E. Corner Washington Av. at Eighth St. = erbe in which he said that Farrington de-. . ms Wm. Knabe & C hog $165.00 Be = oughnuts clined to become a candidate for the | : eee a ere, Te ae - = d i a ¢ te : ¢ ri ‘= ures oO Baked right under your nomination for Governor several e rin Coat Se esl Lebel leet estes “\ ia | Spr lige Parag months ago because it would mean) & 8 sed Gran d Pianos OS = t em | ie ‘that he would have to resign as’ 13 HIE —- = 1 Sc Judge, creating a vacancy which'§ $60, $75 and Up to $87.50 Values Gabler. mah ogauy ae ee .. $265. 00 | = other ped rendy for pan, Ib. ™& ‘p wepellgng Bees bs mecten in a district | While (hieckering, ebony ....... eeced .. $285.00 1 = a Se 6 , Which normally is Republican. They “ = An wn Goes the Price on Bo vyn term o- 2 | a . = oe erm of one o he other) Last. . U d (; d PI] _p; | ° = : |Judges expires this year and Far-! SC sTan AY Cr-F lano ‘ ‘ = artist | ‘rington's resignation would mean! The biggest values in St. Louis at thie sale Milner Grand, mahogany, shopworn. ..$1149.50 = , from fresh-slaughtered, corn- the election of two Judges. Demo- | the sahara “ 22 og der a sant vg set 17 Sha ] 1p OOS H = attle, well faited, young. MH crats fear that two Republicans trimmed Suits, faring styles, Eton effects, pony U d P]; 3 a - ~ = LOIN”) 1B, Would be elected and that thus two|# Sv!ts. ripple effects, ere, while the materiais tn $e ay er-Pianos for 25 g ; nee | = oy A ioe — inata, . Men's-Wear Serge Scotch Tweed S &S 295 : ‘ = . lrer ? , ’ a] ( 0 . e@ess 2 @ : a = | Fisher sald he thought the reason-_ hay shageingybg Vrench Serge er see op vic ins ogg ee ake 00 ' = : . ROT ~ | Poiret Twill allot Checks : Autopiano, mahogany ................ 335.00 fe = i ing Farrington used regarding the) Velour Checis rricoti ) Kinost nak r = RIB. : governorship, for which there are Other Suit Pri a ime i Ingston, ES ee mene mr, oy $395.00 4 = aieiiktes, would apply equally gr oe yg BR Thiebes, mahogany ........ ee ei $475.00 he A el 1 as to the senatorship, for which there sarah be M to K14.95 eOreets WENGE bo. k oe ee desen $495.00 : = : 5 ouses t 1 ; oeececees . . = | only one. . Skirts, $8.50 to $25.0 Ree OO eh bode wala ce ee 565 ‘ . . 0 ) ) ee eee ee eee ee re vo. However, Farrington made no an- Dresses Priced $20.00 to $42.5 > aE asaanbe a . lifetirr CK . \ nouncement of his intentions — Wari wna a inl § . -|. $695.00 s 'departing for Springfleld. The onpin- MPTICeer. WGROPERY |. ccc ch vives ° ~ ) eee seprenee “ y these who Wii tr ae aa, Bahnsen, mahogany ....... PA or : Fre@h churned from one of the best @ t4/kea w m was that he would’ a ao. \filn ‘ pot creameriex in “the ‘Cnited “States: J not be a candidate. $37.50 Milner, — 5 tO o «4 0’ afb mee $595.00 8 — sweetness cannot be ex- j This does not necessarily mean : arny, woul o:4 41k 2 & 6- a © @eceene50 bis te oe bie 6 = pe Cocoanut Oil Shampo ’ astey, mahogany ......... _.....$865.00 Haddorf Electric Re .producing, mahog. .$895,00 that Long will be unopposed. how-'! et C ever. Willard PD. Vandiver, United States Subtreasurer, is still a possi- bility. Vandiver said vesterday aft- SAUSAGE arnoon that ‘“‘there were several good | 7 Democrats who might consider en- B OGNA, Lb z 15 tering the race,” and that “they | F C ;would not have to reach a decision —— Cleanses the Hair—Nourishes the Roots: The large box contains 12 snow white cubes 38 nas Your Spring ¢ lothes on Our Deferred | Payment Plan 4 Yo; Can { beat Ouy ‘ ? , ; ; even at the so- allied lé each pri e quoted “ c ( | ’ : vles are the late: ’ Ae Stores, and our it you Ww “t on REE ats to be as well dressed as the next - ( ) NKS, Lb. . | before June 4, the last day for fil- in s, Lb. *e . ee ee CHICAGO. FOOD DIRECTOR = etal a — me —— _——e -. — ee — id — — — —— —- —_ ~— — — > — = _ oe Settee =m F - ~- 4 Saeed —— a — -_= - — os — ational more ened — -_ ~— Reet t — te — —=_ ant -_—— _—— ~_— — afeteria Specials as 50 1006 iin Madi | : , | » OLIVE ST. ae oF Will Tickle Your, Palate _ PREPARES MEALS FOR 29 CENTS ) / OU :3 5 $ 4() Ec Aetalg of pure, mild Coconol, and only costs 25 cents. 2a = i Seouabep of Pork, 0c Takes Role of Restaurant Keeper to i ny me Fach cube is sufficient for ashampoo. Simply or - : va Prove Soup and Roast Becf ant Cp to $87.50 . : .s : : ee =" ad ki 7 =} MB and Kice S 0¢ gy age grat | dissolve it in hot water. It makes a rich, thick = = ENS PES i5e : Dr the Amsociated Press | Boys’ Suits $12.50 to $25 0 | foam that cleanses the hair and scalp quickly, or 4 is e Style .. “9 ; ne, 6S Repel 5.1/0 $$$ Lae kf la. .U!!UC ‘ . . : Be : 43 = : Masia: Gbiceay edd “tirector, tock: = a =o mgt Try = perfect —— | &é the role of restaurant man today to , ’ , at not Only Cleanses ut invigorates t # os i= NTOS COFFEE [§ vrove that prices of 15 cents tor conductors and Motormen Ru ptur ed ? MEN'S 5 roots of the hair and promotes a thick wth. “8 [= baad * 3 Ib: $1 soup and 40 cents for roast beef are Get Your ers U “ eg is He =. and Pay Us $30 Pp gro oO N. Wabash” Ave., Chicage ¢ = 3 = | i ea . 5c platter full of potatoes. HERNIATONE (The Latest Invention). Cc CHK APERS OVERA , - @- = -: § MG miu 040 the react ech’ ged re are patoe jane praisieg it. MEN’S TROUSERS $2 four cents in stamps and - Name ark .. S — & . ? "OA! he e atone 1 ire t! ee ie a a m Be TE BEEF asked an alderman, haisine htpiaett only ft any case, bat autounahically RAINCO:TS ..... .§3 seat will send you a liberal ~ Hae. ss -— @ nt quality, well “Thirteen cents per man.” was: ty ae. a. a y-= hy Baar + SACK c- ATS $2 Trial. Size Box -— together 7 Street ‘ , e - AES ae | the response. Open Saturdays 606-608 N. B d Just North ; f tog ye aa have take tt the ov Open Until 3337 D ; : - with booklet which tells Ss AONB ciics wanaesanaliliniaalll wee “eee Oe Me ED BEEF In a restaurant it would cost you ’ nt 9:00 P. M. roa way Warh?t- ets re try this FREER, « nd con’ in . ‘ ourentl sr. MM. e mar how to take care of t] thre hair. ad m4 a unexcelied, Ib.. boned here from 40 cents to $1.50, Sane Goods, chat and Terms at Our East St. Louls Store, 323 Missouri Ay. gy Ca The Merniatene Se, i son vine ein . Ee — > i pea soup is thicker than you OPEN UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT write for FREE book, - Post-Dispatch “WANT” ADS are The Cocgnol Co * Dealer's Name se get in @ restaurant Tit costs ¢ , ~ RUPTURE CURED W OUT KNIFE}| the quick method of getting desirabie 109 Ne. W Cc mare a ae he ee i tenants at small expense. abesh*Ave., Chicago > coscvcecsedsaesaneneee e. . 15h awee ; ha. oan x Sa : 2 - é ,; + ts OORT eet ee a” ; Od Bk PEAR 1 ie : mer BG ann a a EN Ta AS a, i x ~ Bits ree x . a a eee ey . eee ee ze Kit eS ; ee % . } A - j x RES ; oa deta toad pole we ; ree, & Ree es; i ’ ; |

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—— SUunREE GAS RANGES lain Enameled . . J." * Be Arranged 7 | : rigerators— yle @ © A 4 2 = t' Ae se we Jutfit d Mattress = = Jalale esi cadbiadis ; ae se. eo ae good bed, and this is the best outfit vou can buy today for the price. The bed j has 2-in. posts, and is offered in Vernis Martin finish. Spring has all-iron framenmattress has 6-inch bow - edge, and is covered with heavy, durable tick- ing. & ; 4 Easy Payments s & la ifonola V's at Eighth St. : BRSRRRRRe® *, =; ‘ ef ’ % -_ . s -s @ : ® Nil ar «1 ee ee et _e wee *& we 7 thes the Roots w white cubes costs 25 cents. — ampoo. Simply ae ces a rich, thick ) i scalp quickly, rfect shampoo, nvigorates the a thick growth. r Trial Size Box ~ Saesaeeseegruvwers a OL CO., Lek MaRS EGRERRAS ERE RE REL SERRE SE TRA AAS RET ERRATE ARES Py ’ , BeGeeaeaesas “Ey ¥ ie 2 ae J ‘ . ™ ‘Dee ne ar : oe “ hatte ? pevres ‘ oeee Bt.f. ?. 2D. »o- 16-80 Seeeneenea. . ' cy { ia te eo ee ee eee ee SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. a ¥ Y 8 3 a $ be C N ———— alll eric innit ae —_— f The CAHILL FURNACE has a Reputation to Uphold_ y J 4 . A ; AE Ka Ys) 7 4 yf / / | > str~ . " . =* OR 25 years the name ~ Cahill’’ on Grates and Fire- The modern and sanitary method of heating “i } - ee 1iormes, churches, achoole,factories,and stores. place Fixtures has stood for the best in quality and One register heate the whole house. Simpleto workmanship, and now the same manufacturing | inetel!, economical andeasytooperate. Uni- Foto a lees Cal ll Pi form heat, constantly circuleting. idéals are pro ucing a master pro uct in the valll ipe- WRITE FOR FREE BOOKLET fully describ- “ahill castings—the heart of © | tng Cahi!! Pipeless Furnace and giving valu- less Furnace. Just look at the Cahill casting ing Cohiit Plpstend Pee are and giving ve a furnace; notice their unusual thickness, weight and care-_ ful workmanship. Such castings guarantee greater durability and sat- isfaction. They require less frequent replacing, and retain heat longer than castings in most furnaces. This means a saving of fuel, less frequent firing, and more uni- form, comfortable heating. The Cahill Furnace excels because its castings excel Cahill ihc The Cahill Furnace is the result of 40 years manufacturing experience, and _ embodies the same manufacturing ideals which have given to Cahill Grates and Fireplace Fixtures an enviable reputation for quality and dependability: Let Our Service Department Help You : We will gladly aid you with advice, absolutely free and without obligation, you will send sketch of your building and number and size of rooms. A Most Attractive Proposition for Dealers. Write us. > CHATTANOOGA ROOFING & FOUNDRY CO., CHATTANOOGA, TENN. ’ Local Agent—I. R. Goldberg Plumbing Supply Co. b 4 x. i . , ) ~ ‘We made a counter proposal. We company instead of $618,750. ION ELECTRIC 10 PAY MORE FOR POWER Higher Rate to Public Betause —_— —_— =| | kuk Dam Not Planned. A petition by the Union Electric 'Light & Power Co. for permission to pay the Mississippi River Power Co. 277,777 a year more than it now} pays for water power received from the Keokuk dam, was approved yes- terday by the Public Service Com- ‘mission. The new rate is mude ef- fective for 10 years, beginning Aug. 1, 1919. The annual payment of the) Union Company under it will be in- creased from $1,078,200 to $]J,255,- 977. “No application for increased rates because of this added expenditure for power by the Union Company is contemplated,” President Egan said vesterday. “The contract of the Union ‘Company with dam company pro- vides, as is known, for a readjust- | ment of the charge for water power at stated intervals and that the read- fustment shall be upon the basis of the prevailing price of Illinois coal. | The dam company invoked this, clause for the first time last Aug- ust. The Union Company refused a readfsustment upon this basis, though | So + gupepecwesn on E a RT LOPER BROS., | Glasses Adjusted Without Charge. cal Experience. Optometrists-Opticians Eyes examined and glasses correctly fitted. Very reasonable charges. ( i M4 beaten Hakaaks 501 N. Ninth St. BO og “T. LOUIS, MO, Dr. E. Van Meee Dentist 614 Olive St. Country Patients Receive Immedinte Service. PLATE AN BRIDGE WORK satiafaction Over Childs’ Restaurant Opposite Famous-Barr a Sa + ee a eee _ EN aS SSIS tunity of your lifetime to go in garages rhope. to school. Iwill phn an expert on Autos, Trucks and Tractors In 6 tof weeks stank weur ow susnie at ie eer omes aan, 6f feamee Raha -- own $300 to $500 a mon You can same. Or a job with an of Rahe Graduates.now in bueiness until cams onan comet tr dn of Do you know there is today the oppor: | i ee —————— ee LL CE I OC ay te aaa The POST-DISPATCH 1s the only St. Louis eventing mewspaper giving Associated Press news éervies. informed, it appeared competently, that tre demand could be enforced. determined from sworn statements. of the dam company to the Illinois: Public Service Commission. the ac- tual expenditures in the construc- tion of the Keokuk dam and pre- pared an offer to the Keokuk com- pany, Which, it appeared, would give a fair return on the actual cost of construction. That offer was the figure approved by the Publie Serv- ice €¢ ymimission.”’ It was stated [n hearings before the Public Service Commission that, if the coul clause was enforced, the added cost of Keokuk power at this time would be approximately $865, 000 a vear. The United Railways, whieh is a consumer of Water_power obtained through the Union company, was apportioned a share of the increased cost, the Commission ordering that it pay $758,633 a year to the Union The contracts und® which the United Railways now obtains this! power are attacked in the Seaman | suit, which resulted in the present | receivership. They are declared toj| be inquitous in that they yielded | excessive profit to a middle com- | pany controlled by the North Amer- ican ©o., Which also controlled the 'railwavs and thus were for the bene- fit, not of the railways, but of the North American C'o. PALL ee A Golden Treasury of Melody WHETHER you desire the shimmering YY technique of Godowsky, the delicate tone poems of Levitzki, the martial airs of Victor erbert or the fascinating syncopated meas- ures of Wynne Pyle, the Ampico will give them all to you, together with thousands of other recordings at the touch of a button. f Hn Aa me : i ' nih Jims a. 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In order to ob-| tain humor, atmosphere and color for his comic serial, “Penny Ante,” he explained, he finds it necessary to play poker. But he is such a poor! player, continued he, that his devo- tion to realism costs him “large sums.” | “If vou played penny ante 10,000 years you couldn't lose $100 com-'! mented an attorney for Mrs. Eliza- | beth KE. Knott, who is suing the crea- | tor of “Let the Wedding Bells Ring. Out” for divorce, and asking for an, ailowance of $400 a month and $1000 | for lawyer's fees. “fF lost $1500 in the last 12) months,” protested the cartoonist | Who admitted that his salary is $15,-| 000 a vear from a New York syndl-| @ate. He declared that, counting his | ‘Poker loses and other expense, his | ret income is not more than $600 a | year. | Studlo Costs 1200 a Year. “T have to keep up a studio,” he | asserted, ‘“‘and that costs me $12$0 A | year. I have to maintain my own | living quarters, as my wife invited | me to leave the house. -_I have’ to | Wyre six trips a year to New York, "which cost me $2000. I am allowed | only $200 expenses for #*®o of these | trips. I hire an assistant at $20 a | Week, and spend $300 a year on tele- | graph tolls. My insurance is $900 a) year."4 | In response to a question from Mrs. Knott's attorney, the cartoonist | denied *that he had $10,000 worth of | liaguor stored in the cellar of his mother’s house. “It’s only $400) worth,” he said, “and it’s in my own @partment. All I’ve got in the bank is $500. -I was so hard up I had to sell my automobile. I sold it to a > friend, and agreed to kedép up the insurance if he would let me use it gometimes.’’ . Pays Rent for Wife. “He said he thought $100 a month | * we * cena « for his wife would be sufficient as | he pays $85 a month rent for the seven-room apartment at 6300 En- | right avenue, where Mrs. Knott and | their child live, and also pays the | grocery bills. He exhibited canceled | checks to prove the last. The household expenses, he said, | were too high when he lived at | home. He was asked whether the * gervant girl didn’t quit, and said) ‘vas.’ “She left when you did?" con- » etinuéd Mrs. Knott's attorney. “Yes, but not with me,” ex- © claimed the cartoonist. | Mrs. Knott testified that her hus- | band failed to pay household bills, | cut off her credit at the stores, and | refused to allow her more than $100 | or $150 a month, despite his salary » and “other resources.” Knott de- 4 = ADVERTISEMENT et i, - After you eat—aiways use ATONIC one or two tablets—eat like candy. _ Instantiyrelieves Heartburn, Bloated _~ GQassy Feeling. 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SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER Chicken, Turkey or $1.25 eur Famous Steak.......-. Y at “Our Famous Steake have tripled our a ; : —_ *S chew, £ er, . ’ ae Re, a PR. SN PI iy Peet ke : ' oe x Ae oe “ oat ; ’ +> y > . s = Bes 3 7 : oS oS m . , 8 . ies 1 ; . 2 ‘ ’ — ’ \ > ; is mt: " » hs . m¢ » . PAS : far io ’ 4 * : 4 »*? is = « d i . e a , a , : 4 PICTURES Hi LY \\\ ee — —_—— NOC. GARDNER SULELI “di ‘ : . *\ aes Wis ' ~ " et , a {4 4 cBOD . a ne winds A Drama of 4, HTT} j _A Great Author! — A Great Star! and Romance “Sex” Is a clean, forceful drama, based on real life and telling a story of purpose. Do not confuse it with other productions of similar The King’s and Royal are the first St. Louls theaters to play It. inh. - MMMM A Great Producer! A Great Cast! AT THE KING'S “BRINGING UP FATHER” A Side Splitter ....““The Girl Behind the Gun’’ Overture .. Walter Ruodolph’s Symphony Orchestra PLAYING TWO T ASOBRAS LL ve brtigiigeig PITT TT TTT ae | Sest Pitti tii TTT Love is blind—but “Connie” teaches the blind to see; f the dumb to talk love, the deaf to listen to it. She FE made the preacher a victim; the crusty bachelor fell — for it; old hardshell was dead easy; the professor £ lasted only a little while, and then, oh, then—the §£ Expert fell herself! And hard! | — ETITA Pek A goeesis: TSS te>- ene + + + - -* stt) THitt +4455 a SSS ~ ttt t . PIT tri it eee Pree kee a . : HAROL iv ee INGS ROYAL’ ot KINGSHIGHWAY. NEAR DELMAR SEX TH HEAR CLIVE an oe a eh ae ae * » : ™ -"'* , + J . r FV RSS PTS SR RAMA SPRUE > ‘ ° 33-4. 2% 3 eR SEith sete L > ~] S greseeeps Ciittia. te gat a0 ead oypebtetthen 4: ~s -—+o>? - - e+ eee . ~ SILVERMANS j=: hirmmst Beginning With Today's Matinee ORCHEST REALART PRESENTS - +) DELMAR: NEAR GRAND ZANE GREY’Ss | SENSATIONAL NOVEL. = CONCEDED BY ALL TORE THE MOST 7, BRILLIANT PROTOPLAY THIS YEAR ~ » ‘ oe > s Me ee See y | GOLD” Wy RCY- - LAWSON \ WL ge 7, I Ry ‘ 2 \g \ ALL THIS WEEK COMMENCING TODAY AT 5’ OCLOCK ONE OF THE MOST GRIPPING AND ENTHRALLING PICTURES YOU HAVE , 44 Gy Y eWADER \ A a\ Oy tee. GHARLIE GHARLIN in THE COUNT” POX NEWS MUTT @dEFE FD ht - EPISODE N86 of THE LOS GItv "SUN. MAL ONLY BF De? ons RE ey, SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - CONCERT ORGAN - - - aul AND OTHER ZANE GREY BOOKS ON SALE AT ARCADE BOOKSHOP, ALSO BOOKSHOP, 514 N. GRAND AV. The Most Generally-Loved Girl MARY MILES MINTER ‘BY ISRAEL ZANC WILL She Was Bored to Tears! SO LADY MARJORIE BECAME NURSE MAR- JORIE, AND THEN SHE MET JOHN, AND THEN THERE—well, you’d better go. 0 lene os 5 Oe By ISADORE COTIEN’S ORCHESTRA THITITILL APE O you remember beautiful Nell Belding and Mercedes LD TSACTIOALERES ata) remember Diablo, the treach- 5. _ oe the crater and the —— Of course you do. Zane Grey’s Wonderful People \\i more than ever in this mighty drama of the great southwest. - eo rs -— eo 7 we &F ey ta = ~~ > = - te Te a 4 _— ~~ \ ‘ TTTITTITID LI te SE ne ee ee \\ \\ \\ \ \ iN \ and One Tomorrew JOHN BARRYMORE in Paramount’s Screen Classic, “DR JEKYLL ANR MR. HYDE” Grand - Florissant! Starting Todays Three Theaters as nh ae Starting Today HAMILTON AND FASTON VAUDEVILLE AND FEATURE P Bell & Fva. Kin & Kipp “THE WaSLts Cattle sENT" " . “ é hbileren, hoe, I ' A Music by M. Spyer's Orchestre PICTLRE—ZAPNA KEE TP Show 37:50, Second ¥:J0. = " This Afternoon 2:15 Four Morton THE SEASC Beginning M VALI EUGENE Tate Co-Star wit ‘Songs « SEVEN HO DIPPY DI NATE PAT & ee — June 8 Week, “‘F June 22 Week, July 6 Wee July. GREATEST 1 Each 0) ‘Season Ticket Office Sale B 55c, 83c Individual S Sale Begin AT BAI Shelter Fre oc ee ’ ~ WW Zam JUN Gh YA On* 21 GD Z Y Y Ye br 9 » Ie WY TAYLOR Notthrin TOM *% The Irie YULE & Melody a STUART (-olng t CONCERT DOOD OOOO OU.) > St. Louis 1 | “Alt S “2? : ODEO! Tickets, Matinee, Now on CVO (@ e eieveveeats: THE WOM Will Present 7 " _ > 77 TU Proceeds for the Campaign TICKI fon BALDWIN "","” 4 ODEON, Mi! Scotti ¢ - Antenie ' eonday. May 74. TO! Pistings sighed Prine; Nie rort Perquet, $5; Bal

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ 138 D PLAY ‘THEATERS — — | _—— wnsiuiitiies ; BS pic ri ae a AMUSEMENTS SEMENTS Deputy hilled Pursuing Negro. of burglary, succeeded in ai ount Pictures —— a a wceierad gh AMUSEMENTS ‘ an RACINE, Wis., May 16.—Fred | himself from hia cell this merning, | of restrictions on the issuance of Turkey in Asia and Mexico. * Per- woetaeioilesllniibigeasecnichiensapinn cess. Caldwell, negro, held ona charge | and Deputy Sheriff Herussenn, while | passports for tourists which went itn mits, which have been requirad,. in ; This Thi “gt = a %. oe AMUSEMENTS cei }rounding a corner on a, motor cycle | effect when the United States en- viace of passports _will no ldfger $s “ OP SS iin pursuit, apparentiy lost con ahi tered the war be me cessal y for travel between the Today’s Afternoon Evening eee: TS ALL SUMMER S ‘FOREST ARK IGHLANDS. .of his machine, and crashed into a . Al) ie sh story s have me rn pemnet ed Unite “ States and the Hawahan Matinee ? 2:15 . |street car. He died. The negro ate ry all points except Russia, Persi islands : . '%S VAUDEVILLS 8: 15 t captured. — (Orpheum Circuit) Four Mortons; Henry Santrey & Band; Fay Oourtney & Bill THE SEASON’S SENSATIONAL DRAMATIC SENSATION, A NEW YORK SUCCESS Beginning MONDAY and Playing Twice Daily Through Week The Beauty of Society, Stage and Screen and All Week! And Her Players EUGENE STRONG & WALTER C. PERCIVAL In the Metropolitan Romance “SCARLET” Jack Lait’s Latest RUTH ROYE Comedienne of Syncopation IRVING FISHER PHIL BAKER Tate Co-Star with Nora Bayes A Bad Boy From a Good in ‘‘Songs de Luxe’’ Family SEVEN HONEY BOYS Present ‘‘Honey Boys at Home”’ DIPPY DIERS, Pantomimist, Assisted by Flo Bennett NATE LEIPZIG, International Card E xpert PAT & JULIA LE VOLO, Sensation on the Wire A Great BIG Entertainment and all you Pay is L MATS. (Ex. Sat.-Sun.), 15-25-35-50c; ALL EVENINGS, 25-35-50-75c-$1. 00 | nl flew Season Seats at Once | me MUNICIPAL OPERA] All-Star Large Orchestra Cast Chorus of Fifty =June 8 Week, ‘Firefly’; June 15 Week, “Robin Hood’: june 22 Week, ‘Waltz Dream’; June 29 Week, ‘‘Mikado’’; July 6 Week, “Mascotte”; July 13 Week, ‘‘Gondoliers’’: July 20 Week, ‘Babes in Toyland’’. E GREATEST OUTDOOR PRODUCTIONS EVER GIVEN Each Opera Begins Tuesday and Ends Sunday Beason Ticket Box Mion., May 1 7 Great Star! Office Sale Begins 55c, 83c, $1.10; Box Seats $1.65 Individual Seat NMion., May 24. Sale Begins AT BALDWIN’S, 1111 OLIVE ST. Shelter From Rain—Motor Bus to Theater rama, based on urpose. Do not ions of similar 1 are the first A Great Cast! v1 JUNIOR THEATRES | Cron Y IS¢y Y 30¢/ ne 41 7X 4 Gx “Y, Z ‘ cE AT - 4 x PEICAZ LAO us ~_ Ys C WN 11 A, M.—Continuous—I1lL FP. M,. BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS se tg MONDAY MATINEE, NEW FRILL IN FARCE “SWEETIES” By WM, B. FRIEDLANDER & WILL M, HOUGH TAYLOR & FRANCIS SIX BELFORDS Nothing Serious World's Premier Risley Acrohads TOM MAHONEY HERBERT DENTON & CQ, The Irish Chairman “Poughkeepsie’’ YULE & RICHARDS RAYMOND WILBERT Melody 7 Dancin The Unusual Fellow STUART WwoobD AERIAL EDDYS Going to yh Dogs The Act Different CONCERT ORCHESTRA—PHOTOPLAYS—NEWS DIGEST GY cdecdddddddedeea CYAL § iEX TW MEAR CEEVE = CUUSDRRLASATOUOIARSUAE EOIN nit §990OOO055HODHOGOHDODOODOOOOO OOOQOOOOOOS’ 9OOQOOOOOOOO # St. Louis University Centennial Pageant e. Alma Mater’’ | ODEON, May 20, 21,22 MATINEE, MAY 22 § Tickets, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00 Matinee, Balcony Only, 75c and 50c Now on Sale at Baldwin’s, 1111 Olive and at St. Louis University ‘JOCOG @OO6 OOGGOODVOOOHWHHOWOSEOHIVGHHE ; ——— — Ne a THE WOMEN OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Will Present the Favorite Shakespearean, Play AS YOU LIKE IT At the Municipal Theater in Forest Park at 8:10 on the Evening of TUESDAY, MAY 18th Proceeds for the benefit of the Washington University Endowment ampaign. TICKETS, SOc, $1.00 and $2.00 On sale downtown at the store of the BALDWIN PIANO CO., 1111 Olive St. rf NURSE MAR- T JOHN, .AND stter go. ..“*The Bat’’ IRCHESTRA TIDUIITISLIALITISIILIFI TINIE LAPIIIITLGD PITTI ISIT TAD SITLL aed? LE MR. HYDE” - Florissant} Lindell Starting Today ' Tomorrow ee CI ee eae ena LLL LOL —— ODEON, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY 24-25 = Scotti Grand Opera Company/ Antonio Scotti—General Director and Premier Baritone. ~~ ~~ Mbehstenicnanasares wenn nce delenit pin ae KYDOME Monday, TOSCA = j."%s;. L’Oracolo and Pagliacci Cherus and Orchestra All 4 teen From the Distinguished Principal Artists, Metropolitan Opera Company _of New Yor POPULAR PRIC ESSALE OPENS FOMOKROW one leony, $2.50, 82 a t xen, $24. erent 965 Bale A Baldwin's, 1111 Olive St. PON AV PHOT ° PLAYS = va, Kip al wi ix don SEN Se # VALESKA SURATT a ee _ | ARUR SD sH CNET OA =| CEASELESS DAILY Holl’ ai 1ES SUNDAY OF \* STEEDS SYNCOPATED SEPTETTE {| BESSIE BARRISCALE” NOTORIOUS MRS. SANDS & co. ul DEFINITION OF ORIGINALITIES ALEXANDER MELFORDe@ CLOWNOSITIES OF THE THE C/RCEUS PAGE & GRAY ODDS & ENDS 7 VER VERSATILITY FRANK®GRACIE DE MONT EI LLA LA VAIL $10,00022 PIPE ORGAN | wth LEO TERRY FIRST PRESEN TAHION IN SE 10U/5 OF BUCK JONES: The New Sireen Sensation ih ‘FORBIDDEN TRAILS: Davieeeti TMNT kd N & wy rs S TEESE ORO OER PAA ARUUTE TU eS Srvnaiiesntent TMT DELGAEE SAGR AEA UAACCAUASUGUGNARERERGGTEGARSOTTT OD EAE Rt ineranetal PAU ee a MERICA Market at 7th A Matinee Tonight Today All Week POSITIVELY a LAST WEEK “a Yankee Doodle IN BERLIN SENNETT BATHING BEAUTIES rxsox 2:3 8:15 Twice Every Day CG f2 AND ATOLIVE TWO COMPLETE SHOWS N IGHTLY,: 7P" TO trem Starting Mondayvy—Entire Week G6 Acts of Better Vaudeville JOHNNIE FORD AND HIS Five Original Melody Maids GLENN & JENKINS “Working for the Kailroad.”’ CENTURY SERENADERS Those Five Musical Maniacs, DANCING KENNEDYS in Their Own Creations, George Yeoman & Lizzie “Editor of the Assassinated Press.” BROSIUS & BROWN “The Brainless Wonders.” Topics of the Day, Prices During Week, 15c¢-35c. Matinees, Saturday and Sunday, 2:50. Sun. Nights, Reserved Seats, c-45c. Kinograms, Qn sale one week in advance. y AUEWS | - C } f Ms ; L axnRe si. MILITARY REVUE, Artistic Diversion of Songs and Dances Benny Harrison, in “Special Delivery”’ Mullally, Howell & McCarthy, “Anxious Moments.” Driscoll & Westcott, Songs, Smiles and Pianologue. The Linkos, Novel Melange of Versatile Doings. ‘‘The Miracle of Money,’’ “4 True-to-Life Romance” MAT. DAILY D Com. This Sunday Mat. GROWN UP BABIES It’s a Great Show S NEXT—PAT WHITE ‘BASEBALL TODAY CARDINAL FIELD Cardinals vs. Brooklyn GAME STARTS AT 3 O'CLOCK Tickets on eale at Dengler & liats Cigar Stere, Boatmen’s Bank Bidg, ; no THE BIG PLACE ON THE HILL | NOW OPEN eee ee Tired, Woman Ends Her Life. FISHER, Ill., May 15.—Mrs. A. W.. Sundays. Vaudeville, Band Concerts, Dancing, Ader, 3° vears old, ended her life | Swimming, Family Pienic Grounds. ‘here today by taking Paris green. She- is said to have stated she was Ss. Louis’ Only ummer Resort tres of living. lree Gate ‘ey 6 PP. M. on Week Days, — | AMUSEMENTS gee Only Appearance Rosa Ponselle Greatest Musleal Metropolitan Opera for “The Finest Veice Heard Years.”—Richard Spamer,. Sensation in ODEON Twenty \tears. Here for Many Marie Caslova “es = Be of the Artists Day.”"—N. Y. Vieliniste “In the Frent Rank of Hen W orld. NET PROCEEDS DONATED TO JEWISH WAR RELIEF Monday Eve., May 17th. Baldwin Piano Co. Boxes Sold Tickets $1.00, $1.50 and $2 Sunday Special Fried Chicken Dinner Street Opposite Jefferson Theater Twelfth $1.25 ee ee ly fe “yy, 5 oy, Zz Z 6 “ Veg %, ‘& >? Sapearee > ay on your part. and camping information and rates. send you the data you need. No obligation never was more ready for your pleasure and Without cost to enquirers we send complete information as to boat, rail and auto routes into Also hotel, boarding-house, cottage Let us i es DON’T PLAN your summer outing until you have asked us to send you our 1920 book and full data as to the many attractions H =which Michigan has to offer the summer guest. Send for free automo- bile road- -map of the ) i Nile ee <a —— . gait’ RESORT ASSN Michigan resort section. MICHIGAN TOURIST & RESORT ASSOCIATION h MORTON HOUSE BUILDING, GRAND RAPIDS, - 2 Se ee ES GRAND RAP IOS: mica LOOK FOR THIS SIGN ——— ——— ~~ The road to progress | dependence leads through patch WANTS, for many been wise enough to take 'of then. a a ee eee = - and to Post-Tis- who have advantage iets Rocky Mountain National Park Escorted Tours All Expenses Included — At Actual Cost. Everything Arranged in Advance Solves the Vacation Problem Escorted Tours of Rocky Mcuntaia Nationa] Park, Denver, Colorado Springs, Garden of the Gods, Manitou, C ryst Sammit of Dike" e Peak, Cripp! le Creek — 280 miles of motoring—ieave St. Louis every Tuesday this summer. Make Reservations Now For detailed information apply te BUREAU OF SERVICE NATIONAL PARKS AND RESORTS Chicago & North eg wage Union Pacific 328 No. Broadway el, Oltve 7200 Wabash Ry. City Ticket Office ¢ nasil inansmatnenaenmmenaata ‘ OCEAN STEAMERS *. Ss. CALLAO, . HotRO a) ist Class, ib) les apply Passenger Dep't, Keveer Bidg., Cc Onway Drexe! Philadelphia. de® taltimore, Bildg., Bl Chicago. Short route to Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Russia and European remnans Sailings from New York. continent. Splendid New Stavangertjord, 18,000 tens ‘displ. Bergenstjord, 16,000 tens Fine cabins, Ane table modern in every respect. Nerwegian America Line ay investigating the conditions in Rus- Agency, s BIRGER OSLAND, CG. W. Mgr. 115 S. Dearborn St., Chicago, DL MR. JOHN G, BORRESEN, Agent. 603 N. 123th St. St, Louis, Me. 15.000 ‘tons (Paice t & Jd Clase. (c) let C4 & Passenger Agency ofr 02 Beaver Street, N. 1., Lines’ Offices at 418 ‘live Street, St. Louis, iGg.,. duly 17 nts -srassceitecsamllttee te United States Shipping Board's Pamenger Service York to Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo and Buenos Ayres | 13.000 tons (a) M. AKTHA Ww MSHING TON, »N O00 tons " AEOLUS, 21000 tongs (c) 23 i ti July 21 ‘Bd Class. For passage rates and other partienlars to any MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE aise at the to ' ob! ‘a , Pentti “4 | patcn. —jnot in- | Preserves Silence While Woman Who Loses Her Appeals in Vain to Prosecutor. MODERN FURNITURE CO. FURNISH YOUR HOME at These The question is, will Carrie A Y fo Schwartz, jewel of a housegir!, stay i y G L LOW ;put? Mrs. William F. Pe ttker, 446! Furniture prices are continually rising, but we are determined to pass ) Dover place, who has her, thinks she on to our customers the benefit of our fortunate purchases of many ' ‘will. Mrs. Paul Ll. Estel, 20383 South | menths ago. Young couples just geing inte housekeeping will de Second street, who lost her, hopes se the MODE Te en ne She won't. And Carrie? Well, Car- | ep rie is nothing {f not diplomatic. “Ich weiss nicht,” says Carrie. Mrs. Estel has asked -the prose- | cuting attorney to help her get Car- rie back, but it seems like the Statutes are not very clear in respect to the carrying away of Carrie by Mrs. Pettker while Mrs. Estel was not looking. Statutes aside, the case turns, by consent of the contenders, on the “question whether Carrie worked first | for the Pettker relationship or the ‘ Estel connection. Mrs. Pettker says Ke arrie worked first for her Aunt) 'E mily Schmoll). Mrs. Estel says she worked first for her mother. And wake (Op Your Own & Terms | $225 Bedroom Suite ¢ | of Terms = This handsome four-plece Bedroom Suite, consisting | Carrie? “Ich welss nicht,” says dresser, bed, chifforette and dressing table, is one of the mest ; ® 4 Carrie. remarkable bargains we have ever offered. Finished in Amer- is \ i ‘ ican walnut, Dressing table bas a triplicate mirror, A wen- | oted for Her Flapjacks. derful Suite, worth $225.00. OUR PRICE a3 For the last three years Carrie 4 if has been making her justly cele- fs | ; (brated flapjacks for Mr. Esteli. who PA SI E. 9 {likes flapjacks. lor four years be- ‘fore that she made French toast for | Aunt Emily Schmoll, who is fond of. ‘French toast. When Mrs. Pettker, long ago, decided that she ‘needed a housegirl, her Aunt Emily | Mrs. Pettker went j}to see her. The interview was in the | presence of Mra Estel. It was an | unhs ippy half hour for Carrie. It | grieved her that stfe could not work | for both. As it was, she just couldn't | decide. She would let Mrs. Pettker ‘know. After Mrs. Pettker left Mrs. | Iestel_ called up Mrs. Schmoll and said that Carrie had decided thta she ‘didn't want to change. | Suggested Carrie. Thie massive Suite is unusually low priced. It has solid oak frame and is upholstered in Chase leather. The daveno practically adds an extra bedroom to your home. It ensily epens from «a handseme davene te « . u Layer-Felt Mattress | | Full sized 50-pound Mattress — all Estes drove to the country last layer felt— French rolled edge — cood 1 15 4 Sunday, leaving Carrie to watch the ’ eg ag Fn eae ae gy not toe S) i ; « 7 a rig | place. Mrs. Pettker and her sister, | — — — ae ee Po i | Mrs. Verne Lacy, 7009 Michigan ee iia This f as (avenue, wife of an Aassistant Circuit a . fis ween ae He - Handsome iA... Porcelain-Top Kitchen Table Attorney, drove down in Mrs. Pett- ker’s limousine, taking along a green | checked suit and a hat. They told her how much nicer it was in Dover i place and Carrie said she was will!- | _ing to go, but she hated to leave [Is clean, sanitary, and a great 50 ' — " _ while the Estels were away. But help to the housewife. Specially + they got her to change into the Seed GR. so cids 6 <i ic eine or Your L? green checked dress and hat and led Own Terma : her to the limousine. Neighbor Remained Neutral. PHONOGRAPHS. Mrs. Cornelius Ragan, wl lives wink, washed to teaew Weak: Se AND RECORDS were doing with Carrie. Mrs. Pett- ker said they were taking her for a | ride and wanted to leave the Estel's | § key with Mrs. Ragan, but Ragan, | from the upstairs window, advised & her not to get mixed up with it and | ' they drove away with Carrie and the | Im the excellence of tone. in the beauty of cabi- net design, the PATHE is the moat perfect Phonwos xraph that human skill and genius can produce. Pathe Phonographs play all makes of disc records, I’rices range from— | key. _ & few hours later Pettker and | Assistant Circuit Attorney Lacy! drove back and gave the key to the| policernan on the beat. Lacy wrote | on his card: “The policeman on the) beat has your door key,” and shoved | it under the door. When the Estels came home the | neighborhood was all astir over the “kidnaping.” The neighbors told them Carrie had been carried off. | ‘The policeman gave them the key. | 'Estel said things. Mrs. Estel wept. | | Thursday they asked Assistant Pros- | | ec uting Attorney Wilson to do some-| | thing about it ~« Allowed” Her Money. Pettker says she is going to and keep, “FURNITURE Co N W. COR. NINTH AND FRANKLIN: » DIAMONDS | Mrs. (pay Carrie $20 a month | her always. Mrs. Estel says she, (didn't pay Carrie wages, but “al-, lowed” ihner monev whenever she! ‘wanted it. She thinks Carrie will be! | back in a week or two. -— ome on ne ow oe tyy Carrie's trunk and her bank book are still at Estel’s. The latter calls . ‘for $435. Mrs. Estel says Carrie s10 it (saved it from the wages she received “O F : from her mother. Mrs. Pettker says fi . |Carrie saved that $435 from the E ON CREDIT: ae | ‘wages Aunt Emily paid her, Carrie of won't tell. + Carrie was starting out with the' 4 ihe BS 4 Peftker infant for an airing when a; Je St. Louis’ Foremost | Post-Dispatch reporter called. She Credit Jewelry House aid she liked her new place very’ | ak ” Did she like it ate than her. Will Gladly Extend You Credit | other place? Carried shrugged her shoulders and smiled. i : gee eee Special Diamene Value|} | ‘U. S$. DISTRICT COURT CLERK i : ’ tem! ful blue-white Diame nds Py] ne at! net in i4k wold x old tite HERE TO ISSUE PASSPORTS mountings for lady or gent Hh sou can wear i wenerow «sl : ny = tone wpe the first payre ne « vad . Restrictions to All Poinw Except $1.0 0 and pay th. | Russia, Persia, Turkew in Asia Lape ane is ®.. $ 50 | and Mexico Hem+ -ed. pay ments af on . 4 The clerk of the United States Dis- Si a week. These ; | : he will. receive locally applications ; is ifor passports from persons intending, ti ‘to go to foreign countries. He has t ot advised by the State Depart- FINE ELGIN 4 brn ent at Washington of the removal WATCHES is These Watches ee ‘fLineoln Eyre Articles in Pamphiet. | are the ctand # For the first time since the end of | ard of the i ‘the war, November, 1918, a corre- , world Set .in 4 pondent has succeeded in thoroughly | neat, thin mod- i ) year 4 isia and the results of Bolshevism. ise, warrant- B Lincoln Fyre, the Paris correspond- ed to Keep ac- 3 ‘ent of the New York World and} curate time;t. a ae i tak i: the St. Louis Post- Dispatch, entered | can be had than a good Wrist Wat ‘ | Russia last November. He. spent n+ eh. os he re . : Ede ay 'three months studying the results of | 4 seal ai” quae ithe rule of Lenine and Trotzky. Mr. erage OB8t.T teed to keep accu | Eyre has seen Russia from the in- | This beautiluld pare time; a wonder side and has witnessed all the work- —— ¢ wt ~; e- i varue ings of the “Red” regime. He ap- | | proached his task with an impartial | mind and his conclusions may be re- Hed upon as giving a true picture of the Rusela of today. Special articles from Mr. Eyre, printed in the Post-Dispat ‘h, have been grouped and issued in pamphlet form. Any reader of the Post-Dis- patch who is interested in the sub- | ject may have 4 copy if he will send his name and address, together with g cents in postage stainps to cover, cost of mailing Address ‘Ih 'l' LA- DEPARTMENT, POST-DIS- r f OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 8 P. M. ORIEL BLDG o TH. and f LOCUST — ree meee

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’ 14B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920 ST.LOUIS POST-UISPATCH — ee rn A we ee ee ee ae ate cr agen aes R 53 st Es * gt We Shad Ss i aa a ae ae *F, ee ae Te r BaF st parent a ; “ 4 : e ie = eae “ oes ted ait . . i pnt eG nes s 284 . r pea: ee ewe aes 1 er se ve i a CORN CONTINUES RISE Semper Grain Pre ST. LOUIS, May 15. | f TION __ Bin | tom ; Hizh. law. Close. __ Ciose _ io. ae CORN is . aa y pes De | Oha 20% chi ..197% biti lve 4yb ia Ae o BS wine aah Rete? ASS'gd — a —e = . . iS a Pld . ~~ os . we re _ ~ SG PT EERE Somat ee Tet eT) i Ane Lp SRS. Se : : . " ae ie Bee ; | ffs Also JULY CORN. ss . 3 8 ~~ nr . op , on —_ — Bra Export Call for Foodstutts Also ge rigs aso, 1$1b steht 2 pars Bull Factor Wuring the K._G..1Tb%-te V4 VT4 Bean 18 Bex ate: Be "RD rit 4 7~N hice fe # 4 W ak ee : SicP } EMBER COUN, 13 eee ij re COR, Se. LL. .18T%b 1664, 16%, b 186 Era : ee Oe us 4 i : (‘hil — 1c 7 1u4 1ti4™® ait, 1414 @™ : ee | K. OC, 1276-63 181@™ 1617.2a = 181 4Sgb 2 ie RS ee 1 mpeamesneasuatibananetnanaa : . ee 4 Deepite some hesitancy at times, el DECEMBER CORN. _ rrr | ca ‘7. se , ieee red i;) LS Sara seosss 240'4e0 144b Lk ty the extraordinary up\wal d aweep * oF & at : ‘ a “wield, and pessimism as to the out- Mav .. peeseeels nes ees $06.00n $255.80 fa | Hf look Was voiced hv one of the most U's | thd - bed >t OU 3a OU 24,000 § ie mrominent railway officiais in the — ——--- a oa a 20. 6 é ei scountry. Action of the Canadian see Fess Oe Sokal baie a ae oy Am st 2>, +4 ss . P s , j . y ‘ : Far a is Wheat BRoard in hoisting the price ol! Sent; .| 23.2 m1 Se 22.024 cawee & ; Canadian wheat 35c to 4#¢ a bushel ae RIBS. i counted as a decided further bullish: yay Se ee ae wae a ETE a factor in the corn market. and “put duly. IS. ee rig: 1963 ft special emphasis on subsequent -tr- Sept. «lee zis met, bes 2 gent European demand for wheat ie . , b 3 - Lf} N ~ oy Pa 1Lo@. 14 Wats o Us - corn, Sa.ic; No. %. $2.04; No. = Vei- while, 1. 16@71 lo ta: NU ; white, S114 vy a 4 it low, $2.16: No. 3 4 ellow, Sa.s -s NO. t 1.16 Et, e. No. ? be 224. Harley, $1.82. 4 ‘ Ti ryyet Ye >] ° | > eee ; , °° 2- a} slaw ex qo. Timothy seed, $1 OO011) wn) i“lovel Keed, . i yellow, $2.03, sainple yellow, 32.025) gos WOM SAN Pork, noulna! Lard, €20.37 ae OF), (Oo. 4 white, $2.08; “¢ 2 white oats, Ribs 17.75% 18.75 4 * & oe ‘hi 7: ' 21 is MINNEAPOLIS Minn My 15.-—Flour i 4 ha 0 white., > $1.15, MINNE AIS, r : $ ; ’ Sad eC ; hoc lower Hran &53 Wheat Cash No, -] DI 1 oa 2 dW ie) B00 oo “00 } Teme 3 “Th? how Ton) TOO em trinve ? WK) (Fs rape TOO Guffev- 70 HWavden cosias| DIVERGENT VIEWS 4! HELD ABROAD ON *S MONEY OUTLOOK -_ | — - a special Dispatch to the New York * Evening Post and St. Louis oi Post-Dispatch. > | LONDON, May 14.—There !s sharp) “8% divergence of opinion here regard- ‘i7i, | Ing future monetary developments. 144." | Some are ureing that !{f trade de- 4 mands for accommodation continue 28. on the present scale, still higher mon- aa “ey rates with heavy borrowing frorn the Bank of England are inevitable, an” Other quarters, however, take the 1', | view that the climax of prices and _ trade activity have been reached and * Re believe outstanding feature this | 4i'y autumn will be lower prices and un-'é 4., | employment. The immediate pros- a6 pects, therefore, are cheerless§ in 62) so wither direction for labor is in a i; * truculent mood and already the rise 126 in the cost of production and of liv- 10" ing is insured bv the rise in the price j-3 of coal, which nevertheless will be 1) followed by fresh wage demands. - Atmosphere Uncomfortabie. 11, Apprehension of these possibilities oldie nd in addition the recently establh- =! shed higher level of money are oc- 1. 20h) Toni . on : m :' 1 MO Ton, 2 easioning liquidation of stacks, thus 1.2O0 a 0 confirmine those who ala avs assert- oe 3) ° ed that speculative activities were aw Io's considerable in volume. Capital is 1.000 1 “ assailed at every point. Labor is in- Nime ij It, , 7 ‘ a 1%, creasing its demands daily. Govern- 2 On) = nent is taking its toll in excess prof- its duties and threatens a levy on 4.710 11-16 “war wealth’ while those conducting 1.500 go * the housing bond campaign, which is > » Se on a financially unsound basis are a Ley, threatening a housing loan and ra- 200 “a tioning of houses if the public re- 300 4%. sponse ts not satisfactory. Altogeth- 100 Ni Dis =o er. this creates an uncomfortable at- 300) I's mosphere. 14> B} There is considerable anxiety also tM) 3s it] . . 1 100 it; over your position. Keven under fa- vorable circumstances it was belie, ed 10,000 6.) that vou would experience a severe 100.10, ‘— 4 ef{Prain im tne approaching autumn. pepe on 7% and it is feared that this may be ag- 5 On? 9%l, eravated by the presidential election. 25.0000 ‘3 French Position Better. ak ann 7 977% At a banker's dinner this week the 70 'T 98 a , & GSO > a aot 4 . il P| : ’ *. “+ . | . P oe ) P oe = bi ce ewecres » OF re oe +e The following is a J®st of sales made, the’ ° hange. Dealings wHnEeOp — aoe 1639 10S prices paid and the net changes, as con larger than heretofore Horses, muies.. ‘ : ‘ ‘ pared with pre edline da‘ * sales oO! of last : ge : SoReiaiie. aieidak «iad, mehdieel eek and inside Tetela. ....«c- wi. 10, a 1 1,.\Wo . , a le ; Net clined tO take vce) a resfor fa'es Pri (h'ge “s ati 2 aS Sees oa he er eee | _Week-end session saies, F rice J... in the transactions. Nat. Candy con 10 129 — er : . : i . . . xc eo , » ile ther was no erratic fluctuations fr ae Cee: Ci cas cos 4 WT ad | houses reported trade in cattle at the St. Louis market! Nat. Cand cept ‘ : ahi 10's de side demand if , : , a ' Nat { arty Cory , een : wr b's ‘ yreaeg :{ t] oa 4 | ’ past Week, the trade was, nevertheless, Nat Candy cot 14) 1) . pression LAL Tire nelined toward frregularitv a greater part of | Nat. Candy com, ....... 5 08% "3% buving was covering : .> lot — - \ C's | Of © 61294@: °4" +1 tne session, tenagenc’ Deling siightis iOo\Wwe {ike 4 “ me ' tt . en 121 4 ’ traders who ha ve been \ c ; P ; ‘>? ia rr ’ > ‘ * 4 . — Geis S GEST +SCGe #©46(8608080%80 p : ; Mstarces. fhe close ri the ne tT) | Nat ‘ andy com Bn ce 40 Be 1 Pras, week or niore butk of the killl: cattie steal to} Indiahoma ares ane Ie iA . Ce ne } : sts — | Mika thinraiie woos 1: = * eg “| several of the leading lower, while estockers and feeders re- a , ' ' A b dye 4 > _ I +7 ‘ , tor Ro ‘ | a en ft 2 wag ~o sees Indian i acking veaied @ Beneraiiy steady tone Hydraulic B. pfd 40) 45 ” a vtit We a f ‘ee " 7 ee er Steers on the native side were In moderate! Mo Edison o8 ......... See &)) | to the general : 7s or oO! é A a 41% - if ’ e ' » — y ng, although Th the quarantine idivision, }©™! wae re ee eases = 4120 v supply and dropping ernitor \ . . . are . ” rer elpt s were the largest of the season, ihe Temtor . oe " f11, f. re ¢ ord of r ly : ‘week's Supply embracing over 401%) Solum. First National Bank } ag — rally on short covering. exas sleers Bulk of the quarantine heeves *| : ; = , wed : ° cleared at $10 rue 14) pe ‘ we: or DIET 1") - at eas aJe ease ‘ * } nangpye American Woolen close of last V@en, Native steers suid CLOSING QUOTATIONS shide higher 1a@12.25 on bulk and finished stead) re) - iower, Top on native cattle was 815.50 ic Aehood vances were made : VW of rie e@ Se a fiiiy “8ta% jis ' > * ? | ; ‘ ; vavli , 1 two loa Is « es averaging eS liret National Bank Sx aa 211 sues, including Retail Candv Butcher yearlings sold off 2oc on bulk, ex-i 7, d States Bank 1{%) aa g holding stead ‘ait cows held | + io Rar A che ct ai States Steamship Sieady m greater part of the Weeit and en- rr Tt ne 1 te Tvn0me . Fe 4 eigy :} ] ¢. ag os Mississippi \alie irust — o . Sives The oil shares generally ave fair action lwaie Thursday, however, "nite, Railwavs com i » j | ‘e ’ . os — — . . slumped voc in many instances there l"nited Railiwavs is 44 4° nig her. as pe v ganey ghey riser ppreabaagg Boar oases oi cK Et. 1. & Sub. hs er : = bott ef una yogis ypes,. ios th CUVILTY | Ir -¢: Home Tel. Sa (8800) mit =. 7 k Db |. ae ‘ Se a eft ; : nanifesied the previous weeh and .sold off (‘ertain-teed eon 4% 4‘ ecw or ur phy 9 Oe l Indiahona Refining 7% re oo . ker and feeder cattle were again tn'i,, ede Steel . . . ryt, lollowing is a list S pry thro igho ft 1 e® session anil dis Carleton D.-G Aa 7 - Hg 8 eae eat and closing prices i ne material changes in values \ eal \lieenuri Ediso ca | a stocks dealt in on ives held. up well throughout the week, heanior , W314 417, So eee l hir "| I ‘ j ‘ i@re Wert z . . as —o} sl as UsShning strone ivp tv 0 itsidel We! lip to Mio. } ortiand Cement steak TRY wit oa Bi. — = rs ‘ ROG to cholce vyeais selling largely from International Shee pfad Siete Tas OU Aet na kxplos $4015.50 and fair to good Lehts bringing) prown Shoe com. . eee ea: Lio 3000 Aix Ol... 12. 13. Mam arers ceari a : sO MM Allen Oi] Shave > ' ; ° 5d Allied Pack o . ‘ ° tIvdraeuiie / Ry t COIL, ba ee hig ‘ ” > dugbabcing NR Hi Kx Hte« elpts | ighe a fa} A 4 ma Sen \m ‘ ‘andy yement of hoes to market attained only Central Coa! t'oke com ta Ri ' a ~on Ww oo! . maerate proportions the past week, suppl *{’ijies Ser e CO 200 ai 1b Ark Nat. Gas Olalling only 65.000 head or a drop of about! @€Citjes Service pfd. . ; : 4 ara) 400 Aljumin. Mig fro norma Because of the i oO bicsar 42 wh }so mn aL Am. (‘hicie spread between S Louis prices and tues® \rartand fre 4 ' 4. i lim) Bigheart Pet ailine at he principa easter points, |e } As } r -s , , = iM ne v4 “he huvers Laing pretty eager for this class with r! dependae " lo - $1.¢ ") Re ec oT he result that -stead prices were naintall i nal c“it L = eg ete Gi hy ’ Ne) the best continue to sell around $2000. Mo, Edisons os : auth? i >- ~\ Canners #eli froin $2.000@5.00 and choppers Mo. Po ! . 19% “9 ah DUCKS frou ST Pas re Nhe re Pruett ¢ : 43 ee — P 7 | . "2. . , \ic al Pf i > . = ae Hiorse Market Strong. ra R00 138 115 133 } ral mii‘? ; i. ts 40 a comparatively Hight run, horse rrate Rock’ Mt. con sain os ' ~| { > ‘ +> , a i3 4) 7 4) ‘ y the S&S Louls marke the pas “eel emtor A 7. oe - ¢ } ’ +o . . 9 "| " 4 eté ’ ere 4 . howed a Siigrmtiy Fironge: trend onl ie emtor B sa ° ‘* tfyvnes Recelpts were kept dow: toa.” ® Railways 4s $19,000 14 44 : total bv shippers, the tatter he ng re- an pia . o 7 a 2 | to overload the market while ship- GO COMr. | “7 11 114 lle facilities were still restricted Wagner Fiec. col in 78 70 70 . ‘ . ‘ slight improvement in ralliroad (ranspor! Pitie G rus ae 4° $7 F es _— ? ” } = — (rar eRinieta 1 (hw) 76. se ve service has resulted in the pas fe ra the: embargo against shipments of ° nurses to the East being lifted tn severa! in- stances Freight service is also cons'der- St. Louis Wool Market. y improved to the East and other lines! , are operating close to normal. it is said Mo.. Ill. Southeast —- and similar = The South caine in for a fair number of Cc hoice medium at 45c, stig! tls ' Fy JF ob 3 iks and loggers the past week and de- Sic: hard, 20@M2oc: oars 7e and braid, + aa : also existe] from the Fast for heavy bright fine ep, LEO heavy, 40@do horses and FPennsvivania tvpeas Small, Lams’ “ool at Bec, Medi Ma herners were in ratier narrow outlet and Ark.. Texas and ett ther n 7” me Nh, Neh? on such was weak. 45c; slight burry, . nat > EUS Market continues here for CA\ alrv horses, fine. .4'fa oth heuvyV, 40 a 45 ade Nab “ . ‘ " “ar an 4 'D.— American and Cuban types being in de Minn lowa Dakotas, tan. ae Bright medium, 4%@45c: dark. 35@40c; sight . burryv. 30@35c; light fine. SO@b6Oc;, heavy. Mules Extremely Dull. 4O@ 4he y é Og unusuRelilyY slow 1 rade oe - Western Texas and Okla Medium, 4 INUBUaALY SiOW iule trade KO 7) minty 45c: burry. eM@Bie: light fine. 50@sic - heavy 404@45c: burry fine, 20@25c ie Tubwashed—No. 1, 5Vc; No. 2. 3Oc: burry. | 25a 4c $ but small, thin stock found practical Mohatr-- lars 30c. short 2c, burry 15@20c outlet. such kinds belng hneld er: im —--—_- o—_—_— } instances throughout the week. Lo- SCRAP IRON AND METALS (pet 100 Ibs) | were not rrge in volume, sellers had other than wus actually needed for lead, $3: aluminum, 24c; Scrap iron in car | ceipts, 2966 tubs. Creamery higher than ex-| EGG PLANT—Fancy, sound Floriia (d@ | f stock. r s firete (88 to #1 score), HRa@Gliec: packing of! GREEN PHAS— Alabama hampers June, | stock. current make No. 2, 40@40!yc. Ex&s heated, $1 to $1.50. Mississippi hamper, $3.50. irreguiar: receipts, 32.207 cases. Storage GREEN ONIONS —zTome-grown,t 25¢ to 35e packed. extra firsts, 484yc; do firsts. 4616” | per dozen bune 480; fresh gathered extra firsts, 47@48c: do GREEN PEP nn -Florida 1%%-bu crates, frets. 44@46%oc. Cheese firm: rec efpts, 470 $3 to $7.50. boxes: state whole milk flats held colored KAILE—Home-grown, 40c to 50c per bu and@ white, specials, $14 32c; do average run. por i BDc:; aiate whole milk. et Bh current make LETTUCE—Home-rgrown., P0c to $1.10 ner hi ' white and colored, specials, 289@29c; do aver- | pox: Californta ic ebere crates. $5 to $5.50; ‘| age run, 26¢ Cc. Poultry, alive, not yexas hamnera. $1 3! uote ted. Sas | steady and unchanged. MUSTARD GREE we ~Home-grown, 40¢ to q Sag 5 May 15.—-Butter tower: cream- 0c per haske @ ery. 47@56'4c. Egeas--Unchanged: recelnts, ONIONS oe Texas eummer Grates, Yye.- iA 268097 canes, Poultry— Allee, unchanged low. No. 1 $2: No. 1 white, $2.50. ® CHICAGO, May 15.—-Potatoes ateady: re- PARSI. EY Louisiana barrels $8: home- f ceipts, 33 cars: Northern white sacked and. grown, BSc to Oe per ween. f bulk. $7.25@7.50; Canadian, $5@5.75. New. POTATOES—wWhite tin $7.50: 2 x n't Florida barrels No. 1. $1540 15.50, new srenae triumphs, $12 par 100 pounds for i 2, re ane triumphs, $9 cw H : ‘chal. well iced, 25c per dozen bunches and namoer F ———@ pat The to $1.35 for waite ane $1. 0 to $1.75 t ’ | for tips ome-grown per | aa FRUITS | RHUBARB Home-grown, 300 ~~ "600 per ‘ and late In forenoon car started. of | SOUASHIi~—Flortda 114-bu crates, $8; Texas | 5. SBAVANNAH. Ga.. Mav 15.—T urpentine | . 0X. ae . a? ong 436; ship : "ATERME! JONS—First of the 3 season. Rosin firm; sales, 2040 receipts, 73 re i Shara frult at steady prices; soft. slack | and decaying fruit discounted sharply ac- HIDES—Current receipts (less 1 pound tare sben davis at $8.75, 10 barrels commerce | No. 1 .........++--20 Flint ...... poe ah ee i & nd &© barrels do for Monday's delivery) ati No [Sees Fl Le err: , § 25 ry eon ‘ No. 1 hard ben davis in! Bull aaa. i eeeeee+ eh Balred, pack 00m t $8.75: ordinary do, $7.50@&; No. 2; Bull No. 2 ....... i 2. “eer ; do at “B.c0as ™, soft and damaged do, $3, Glue ek 10 Culls, salted.....14%_ to $4; No. 1 commerce at $10.25: No. 1 wil- Uncured or fresh, 4c per pound leas: and eat ote. Boxed apples ‘store prices): ert cured, 2c per pound lees: No. 1 horse | winesaps at $4 to $1.50. do new idee, mane and tail on. §8. 50: small and | do roman beauty at $3.50@4. Dam- hor hides. 50c: glue anc pig. half price. Ex: | _ FINANCIAL FINANCIAL The MEASUREGRAPH OMPANY | Wishes to Announce IT HAS.NO STOCK FOR SALE | the fact that we lately have received numerous inquiries about our stock, and consequently are led to believe that the public labors under the im- ff} pression that we have advertised stock for sale. JF The reason for this announcement is because of | | 1 | Just as the trade-marked word ‘*‘ Kodak” is so frequently misconstrued as the: name of a gen- eral type, instead of the name of a certain brand of camera made by only one manufacturer, so the name | Pe | | | — because of its universal use bv dry goods mer- ehants, is very often considered as the general term for all kinds of fabric-measur ing machines. THE MEASUREGRAPH | is the name of the fabric-measuring machine made only by The Measuregraph Company 1819 Olive St. HE more careful you are to buy the best inner tubes, the more certain you will e to buy Goodrich. ee Best in the Long Run PBF Goode Ribber Company, Meron; Makers of the Stcventown—. America’s Firs? Cord Tire .2ecline in commo: —o eee” OT cre i DRAM MARKETS | -- But Economic | Considered an and Impenetra blem, Liberty Band Qr Sat. | Open. High b4i3 Ris ..91.16 91.94 ado 2d 4¢ s mr SA re" do last “5 ws) D> BL OD do 2d 41, 6.84.40 84.40 By Leased Wire From Bureau of the los NEW YORK, May id Post, in its copyrig! weekly review, says: “Wall Street fmpres ing @ movement itn th ‘pecially when that ! been one of liquidat! prices--—pass from one Sther with creat rapid alt the discussion will Che ‘reaction’ in stocks its course and the a gumed. The next we will be asking wheth has not started on 4 whose scope nobody ¢ week later, Wal Stree lieve that the stock m: *v much completed ; but ts so far from he by that belief that it. ing but the impendin: talamity which waa f: ether markets and o be the fall on the St ard which. {s now abo “The truth Is, howev: gertes.of inferences a was plainly indicated the action of the Y where the conditions —"Wmnd the whole turn ot wet of Wall Street wer wed. 2 @: *’ "Many comparisons sQeen drawn with 1963 ein the financial cofmm ealiwavs with recognitic “dgies between that ve sthe way that Wall Str “giowly opened to ce «facts. There had been Compared Wit! “ain immense prosperity wand successful specu efour vears and a great Gor everything. Befor “7902 it was evident t} overstrained. Bank de: ‘Qhere were the wsual | wtreasu! y for help (the “not ‘restrict’ Wall St Mave) and severe mor followed. Sixty-day &! Oana at “6 per cent Aa wommission’ which m: w@ent per annum rate fi —swere quoted along Ww gcommme rs lal paper. lhe eGeciined, but the prof ia iy the newly mas avould at once bid up ar nere were even sp Mers’ in stocks—many } ber the “Gates crowd’ a aNille and Nashville——w! “wery respectably ‘with “other achievements of day =-“Then all of a sudden reak., from which ther eUSual recovery and th: #prices outsid the St “Between the spring of _e2utumn of 1904, Wal eifecrely picking up new Sand industrial reactio “occurred, but the cém) eawon of credit farciliti atatned, unwiselv used a Surrender, left some m: Solvency records before ,_ ment was over Hlintory Repeat History yapens itse] Fesuit of con en caus Ways tn the Sntatin of therefore, it must still ~Jecture just how far @nd industrial moveme lowed the “credit erisi last which SFAVe ANY cf] «the present money mal Guplicated now Ther the immedia *Drice of iron and sts Per cent within 12 mon! wnodities of manufactul cent. Employment of @oubtedly much reduce Th ‘Tease of Wares Wi Checked and the “trafft £803 can): : “But the read ti @aries was far fr Wheat crop and th: Jan short with the res KRoods and fieur actual L“otton went up $4 Wheat 45 cents a busin weduction in other nee mM Year of reaction, th)! frace, the ferw Ar a restiredt e “ey at &2ctive hand a ~ ' Ope . a lurope Lent Wa hav: vet 1 es story Wiil re eat thie “ ’ Meaily do so in the * weason Af 1" ; wif they now «eam to hi Pectulation and the wancine pric: And 904 Yas oo Wo facts In the situat Mik reserves and ver Br a result of the dras > ie eurh ab lanee , *“UTOpean mia cota th S American orrowers “BBkeg for - ** Yng of thesa clireu repeat: ct i? tha BeU ene re mei ¥ net ° hardly ré : : ’ SY K 4 Inf “4 ' r hance «i | : ; t the 7 4 Bod w) me | Peure and { etrab as -® *» j _ Sugar. Mark = NEW TOR kK Slav 1 neg fr *a "i =) : merce: * «igen . é Mitted in « ax's me Coffee Mar

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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 19296. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ — meee & 2TS OF RAINS New York Bank Statement. NEW YORK BONDS 15 The etatement clearing house banks and or the week shows that the G FIRMNESS IN Wall Street News «-d Comment| ‘ ao reserve ‘nn eit ceese LN NEW YORK STOCKS BF eat | GONPARSONS AR Spectal to the Post-Dispatch. NEW 6.00 May 15 —Tota! bond eales on ee. ey re : follows: Actual condéttions: | gg s-sucl to the Post- wiepet ch. -Total sales on t he New York Stock Exchange for ong week Tose sales Saturday 200), against $14,830,000 vesterday, ears ago: from Jan. =.000 two years ago, ook ] to dat ~ $1. 460, 168, ooo (“gah in own vaults. them bers for YORK. May 1 15.—Reports of — SPECIAL DAILY — OOu last year aed $582.7 Following is a comp! ete list of sales, prices being-given of each sec! 1 BEING DRAWN WITH list of saler for the : mesa k the total sales of each security end the high $5.156.615.000: increase decrease, $5.55 4900. Re- for bank and members hanks, $548.-| "®@Pening of the open S3AR 885 hur Ete earve in sth? Sales High Jew ©) Close Ch’ ge cial to the Post-Dispatch. } ite banks and trust companies. §%.- ‘ thw } Z or’ eS * gaa Ks j rust companis ; a? tan) Net demand ___ week. week. week week. week, =" ps | uring foday’ 8 early best Wall Street $4211. 675.000 increase S236 2OL On ~~ ~ vt - + ing was firm at un _— ")WMRKETS OF 1903 ~= VA A | 7 >? The first is that stocks rig 176.000. decrease, $1.54 * ont (whit: ine Teas gi . qenu wits checks he tecd $24 - T AKRTOR: ate reserve, $556.020,000, Ex -_— most* part are at prices which |} r gee \ But Economic Future Still Ae re ve i Considered an Obscure ann fe and Impenetrable Pro- to svte . - ~ : “7 ~iS'wre=-itc on the basis of ac-| ==j? _ ia ©18 Anile- Frenc n a Selling at 38.37 and New Sis pas Wi of Can | 5hos nus ist. of Can ilos nts 193}. Liberty Bond Quotations. tr on The liquidation which | has occurred this week may be traced | . Open High. Leow, equipments New York Money. es Cl at vernment bonds heavy; rali- ——E— ae —_ tures « ‘losed ae ; li 0: inmerease, $23. 354.- banks and trust com- ‘ ; ‘* o ; oes rie eo. Realarg “ssi, 0. (2,010, | 3 “uy " 1? j . bank, 5 iz ae, S510 200). Tot depos- ¢ lecrease, “2 46 - Tw) I? ’ ' lial} 3 due f re rve is ' 7 evet | Se a ee of] GRAIN EXCHANGE MEMBERS TD CONSIDER WHEAT — grain exchanges in futures @ill meet Cash in vault. $25,748,200. | 1>.—Mercantfle paper, Bar Silver. Mav 15.-—-Bar sliver, 1A Ae “. Mav 15--RBar silver, 894 ni Money, 5% per cent. Discount ratisy.: | e month« bill's. Hla Der Cent as * Aap . . { By Leased Wire From di al of selling by business men | Bureau of the Powt-lanateh. . NEW YORK, May 15.--The es Pe Oise ; = ‘ome ofl ail have had difficulty | in renewing their ct > mes | me | “Wall Street {mpressions Z me ing @ movement in the markets—es- | laly when that Prospective purchasers will benefit by obtaining Cation and falling our quotations on : prices-~pass from f, > > > business people ts “$ther with creat cussion will be as to when in stocks will — - Louis Spot Cotton. was steady In 8&t. French—German English—Belgian Municipal Bonds Marks—Pounds—Franes |’) \:": action” is my able to obtain at the never possibile liquidation based upon the “ - nn NN whose scope nobody the decline toward | "all Street begins to be- aleve that the stock market has bret- | * much completed ‘but is 50 far bap being cheered Louls Lead and Zine. ~h allies put their Seawtil Hourly Quotations on | | Miaeaeitkets'and other induct! Foreign Issues “edrrench position be the fall on tho Over Direct Fast Wires French position, ; and which fs now about e¢ ab be } Ic is rey ~ hig the, previous re The truth Is, however, th the market of the next few months New York Federal Reserve Bank. -— Do You Need Capital to Enlarge Your Business ?:: t It at a: uy st of your business, market oon sec urhies AV? re sod millions - _ SE. SMB GER: ehesias dend -payte & reasons You Cifmplyv Crporation f custo Mark C. = Steinberg & Co. “was plainly indicat ed months t liscriminatimg one a J w ea discr in 1g ne an il avinge been 41 Situation Brighter. » where the dell whic | ras git : “Tifid the whole turn of events in and | t of Wall Street were first reflect- Btoc em ory compar the business outlook Foreign Exe} ange Pepartment | Telephones Bank ‘lise 4605 ' Compared With 1803. Gold Would Help. entral 4374 ’ Members New Vork Stock Fix«change | Louis Stock Kxchange with 1903 by old stagers ite phase of the credi —— spesogattion of the anal- problem is the harvest falas between that year and this, been made clear. next month and which will be brought all Street’s eyes were toward the close of oh “opened had been then, ao and ae reat rise of prreee | has been looke Yard-Q-Meter Corporation Incorporated Under the Laws of the | State of Missouri Capital Stock, $500,000.00 ses it Was icons that road credit, make it Bank deficits occurred. | mere were th @ usual appe vos to the) /movement of blockaded goods and re- leasing a very large amount of bank loans required to not found for a. mommission’ roy hi é h went per annum rate for time money, —" . = ‘ m~ . > eee = will have to be another large impor- If we could get from eh tg 8 575,090,090 to $190,- $10.00 per share—at par. All common stock fully paid and ||| Come in and see this simple, wonderful ma- ||| This stock is being rapidly subscribed and will soon be withdrawn. 1—-YARD-O-METER !s a meaasurtn use of merchants who sell dry goods, € | tation of gold. ommercial paper. Gb om etock market | | non-assessable. are the produc-} it wil sd £0 far tow ard meet Pind, >_ ~~ targa oO stringency its getting still ee and computing device for the tc... manufacturers of clothing, — r the omar crowd’ and the ae oo ew the recent Wall Street decline, oe overrate the effect upon of a definite announce- ment that p Bs oni transfers of gold this country from abroad were a cer- looked upon with “Ssh ° PN ery aebetabiy. 2—YARD-O-METER {Is simple tn constru “ther achievements Steel Issues Favored. simplicity itself. ails 3—YARD-O-METER lutely accurately 4—Y ARD-O- _— TER has only one working suring mechanisn 6- TARD-O-M ETER as small an amount as one-é eae of an inch. part in the cloth mea- “Then all of a sudden, came a great/! comprehensive eak, from which there was not the and then the fall to gain enough Pt this source counter-balance the measuring mechanism that will cause play and are very apt to be responsible for errors in measurements. has no gears Foreign Exchange Market. tween the spring of 1903 and the ; change market showed moderate advances being m: YARD-O-METER need not be mentioned The , possibilities of this rely picking up news of financial price at which it seils d industrial reaction. - . > - the situation of the Trae wonderful progres: but their influence ined, unwisely used ane diftion\t to left some marks Ivency records before the readjust- - pe yg ; * - — History Repeats Self. History repeats itself in the large! Pesult of common causes, Ways in the details of circumstances; perefore. it must stil be left to con- made possible by the of the YARD-O-METIE this cipection “in serve the full benefit f d industrial movements w hich fol- bWed the “credit crisis” t which gave any close parallel to © present money market—should be! oo ig — x ~ ra . Trust Bus idi ng, 415 Locust street. a - se ~ - She All legal matters connected with the incorporation and this ta«ue have been examined and passed upon by Messrs. Greenfelder A Levi, connected with the obtaining of patents have heen handled through Knight Hros., latent Attorneys, St. Louis, Missouri, and Washington, D. C. Yard-O-Meter Corporation 603 Commonwealth Trust Bldg. line in commodity markets and in| ate profits of industry. _— ” 2 we +1 ~e tl ete Se rt >* @&@e@eBReepeeeoeeaewmes Ceo@g@eewe*e*ersveevsve#ss © ten impenetrable epanton. Stocks Slump in Tokio, Ginelair Consolidated Ou & Refining lf2o (convertible into Pree and Com, vesterday after having | Bidg Chicago, | Sugar cecigon gge yi Convertible eG wetes, ge rte om Bell egy tonne Co, .. a tha <cierri} et heat merce? Capital Furnished have been in business longs er than one year—have paid I at Lt ae ee lee pe or will seen pay dividenda, a a Son Yeanenbitene ¥* (an furnish * wes E2002 ee 1556, Philadelphia, Pa. Oe PA Red AE pk me se Se ee ee . . -! BUSINESS ORGANIZING COMPANE en laration of I ruwty = sartneranio and drastic cor- launch new business ventures, emall fee, lees than the averwee & ments prepared by competent lice ‘ ~ a ge ATION BiML-4N ( heat out Back to re ee ee ene ee eee ee | c ee Halliday & Company Investment Securities Post-Dispatch investigates all Financial \dvertisin NEW and RELAYING Suite 115—Ground Floor Arcade Building, 8th and Olive before publication, investment or speculation advertised. We Also Bev and Sell | e exercise his own judgment. an AND. *FICE: we Coffee Market. as RK, May 15.—Coffer ; tues firoa; July, 1.30; enn tab. recommend or ina- | The buver must SOUTHWESTERN OIL JOUR suite 868 Platires Bidg.,

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iin ’ ee Sg Su toh ey coe vert ag tee Sie, 4 “y mst “, Fag b tc oe SS u~ blo ee: 3 + r ~ on on : sb eas ° ine: am or age Movie o PS oy ed ARRON iia Rs OR is I ahi vx geiirtere en | PO ge om leet ~. : y eA hs : * a us” s eee eee _ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. —s- ne en i I OT Le OO Te — A A A IO A ee - ~ arr Gos Rousing M Sewing Machines 3 4 ~ With Motor, > Special at .. 3 ; _ @ @ This Sewing Machine is most convenient. Jt saves hard work and permits greater speed and ef- ficiency. Beautifully finished. 878 Singer, No. 66, late model, 857.50 $75 2-spool Cabinet Machines, 860 $75 Singer 9-W long shuttle and round bobbin Sewing Machines, Se ee Re ee Sw rte cotinine tect it a eS ; See eee L\ B55 ( ; Splendid lot of new Machines, sev- i 4 éral good makes, each .....835 $90 Wilcox & Gibbs Machines, 1 drophead style ........... BON All Machines guaranteed for ten years.and sold on our liberal club plan. “ ; Cut Glass = Orange Bowls : $5.50 Values » 9D . Se @ Qval shaped footed Orange “Bowls, made of heavy crystal glass and cut dn floral and miter designs. Poot of bow! can be in- verted ahd used as jelly compote. $2.25 Cut Glass Nappies, $1.35 . Made of extra heavy lead potash 22 © 8 eS 8 BS = - 7 Seen a ~~ o ete ow ~ > r ot — ; _ eieewe eer Site ES LR SEES, cS AC i re UIE SSAA E NA INR Bh A, Magn tad en mee - BS. Sr as: SNR OD seem ae ee ene J ie 8. (Sones = ae ks ow toma , ' a *. Pe eaves and mitered panels; G-inch size, with handle. $5 Cut Glass Fern Dishes, $3.50 Fight-inch footed Fern Dishes, with metal lining: made of highly polished lead crvstal glass and cut in miter and floral designs. Sample Pieces of Cut Glass, 1. Off A lot consisting of 210 sparkling and Highly polished Cut Glass Pieces; every _ piece large; at one-third less than the present marked price. Fifth) Floor Wall Paper @ Five groups specially priced for Monday and Tuesday indicate _ the values always to be found in this section. Bedroom Papers with cut-out bor- oe, SA aero oe Hall and Dining-Room Paper. ife Chintz and floral stripe designs, ME, Sa ven k6 4 4 . + $5 and $5.98 White Petticoats $5 and $5.98 White Petticoats Made of splendid, quality sateenette, 2 Iixtra size Heatherbloom [Petticoats hav some tailored, others have hemstitched $ 49 | ing fitted tops and plain or fancy flounces 19 tucks, scalloped edges and paneled fronts e ° | Also regular size white sateen lightproof e ° Petticoats with fitted tops and tailored or fancy flounces=-all lengths. Monday, and backs. One style is lightproof al! around. Regular sizes and all lengths. Mon- day, Third Floor 2 ate Kiveryday Home Needs Tableware ~ at out-of-the-ordinary prices, featured during the Big May Sales, Won. Rogers A Son's Clinton which are now in full swing. ‘ Pattern eee ; | $7.95 Porch Swings; 4-ft., with chains: fumed oak ...... .. 86.45 LE $11.95 Lawn Swings; 4-passenger FRAG ) K10.45 ee s $14.95 Sellers’ Kitchen Tables; with porcelain tops KLT.9O% gt $6 White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers; 3-quart size ....... 84.05 Vonday ™ $3.85 Sprinkling Hose: 25-ft. sections; \,-in. size........... RZ = Savings $10.95 Gold Medal Lawn Mowers; 14-in., ball-bearing ........89.45 ‘ lfc Good Value Toilet Paper: 1000-sheet rolls ...0 for 58e of About... $26.95 white enamel lined Refrigerators: medium size...... £19.95 £69.50 White Mountain Reftigerators........... 858.95 $79.95 White Mountain Refrigerators iio eh ae KGS.DS | $2.80 Kasoment Screen Doors; 2.8x6.8 size _...... . 81.9% @ This sale wiil be welcomed by $2.00 Steamer Chairs; side arms; canvas back ....81.GS fheee who: have additions-to make te $3.55 Stepladders; 7-ft., with bucket holders........ B20 their table service and by those who $1.50 Flour Bins; 25-lb. size; hinge covers ....,.....6@4¢ Neve wediling ‘ presenta to secure $5¢ Brass King and Universal Washboards ......... 65e The aggregate quantity on sale js $2.95 All-Metal Hose Reels ...... 82.3% large,ybut some of the lots are lim- $1.10 Grass Catchers Pat a gk teas S4te ited, Ineluded are: ‘4c Bilver King Washboards. Se $1.85 Washtubs; large size galv. *1.5% Teaspoons, . tablespoons or forks: $3.25 Hartford Wash Benches, 82.45 eas handle knives, sugar shelis or 65c Gardew Rakes; 14-tooth size... 42¢ utter knives, A. D. coffee spoous, $1.85 Redfern Ironing Boards... ®1.45 gravy ladles, individual salad forks, 5.95 Curtain Stretchers ...... 3.25 children’s sets (three pieces), baby spoons, individual butter spreaders. as $6.75 Carpet Sweepers; nick. trim, 84.95 well as 26-piece gift chests. $3.98 Yachting Chairs; canvas seat, #12.198 Peet Bros. Orystal White Laundry Soap: Main tees hp ao gen Wringers... &®5.9% 1«> bars for BOe $1.2 ria Iron illets, No. 7.. Se No mai! ’ | $1.75 O'Oedar Move; laree. es oe o mail or phone orders filled on Soap. ; Hasement Gallery ___ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ Se The Premier Value-Giving Occasion of the Spring Continues to Bring Forth Unexcelled Offerings — . One of Monday’s Prize Events, This Sale of Men’s Pajamas} an —. | Offering Values That Justify Anticipating Your Needs for Months @ 4500 suits of Pajamas, secured in a special purchase from a widely known maker, offered at the most ex- traordinary savings of the season. At Ox | ie = $3.50 and $4 Pajamas | $4.50, $5 & $6 Pajamas Made of fancy Darby | -Perfect-fitting garments, cloth, silk stripe crepe ef- | made of fancy €loths, in- aa _ | ¢luding madras, also douce- fects, crinkle crepe, printed | tine ‘dnd aniactte:te eatin madras and other cloths, in | golors and fancy effects, solid colors and stripe ef- | many silk trimmed. Sizes fects. Sizes A, B,C and D. |. A, B, C and D. : ’ , —— At "65> $8.50, $9 and F $10 Pajamas Made of splendid quality silk ang cotton mixtures, in white, blue, pink and tan, fiber An unusual group, including garments silks in blue, white, tan and pink and many | made of soft finished Percales, in f of all silk Shantungs. All accurately tai- stripes and solid colors of blue, pink ag lored and carefully finished. Sizes A, B,. as white. Many are finished with frog fast- C and D. enings, Main Fleer Monday at Savings of @ Lingerie Hats and Bonnets, every one different and just 600 in all. Included are lawn Caps, organdie Caps, organdie Nor- mandy Bonnets and Hats made with soft |, lace-trimmed ruffles, ribbon ties and some with handmade flowers. @ Styles include the popular ee or poke models, also a number of braid and straw Hats in every imaginable style and Bea: || % Look for the unadvertised specials throughout the store. Tee Another Purchase of 380 Garments Has Just Arrtved— Permitting This oe jae ; - a1 ha i i ale Z or ™ walle 7 v is a eit | : 4 7 cd at O dae | | Monday at the Extreme Value-Giving Price of eee a ane ai Pee bene : ai ia : : i, q hig oan | | : @ Scores of newest —— models for women, C Only the styles gle by discriminating missés and juniors. Suit values such as these are Meio ese ee + oli eibelain of braid, possible only because of the closest kind of co-opera- uttons and self material cleverly applied. Suits tion between the manufacturers and ourselves. are beautifully lined in plain and fancy silk and ‘Models that would ordinarily sell at $40 to $55 are | 3 | are agate ne = wanted Spring shades as well as ’ i offered Monday at the surprisingly low price of $235. - | navy an ac Tweed Suits nie Tailored Models : Serge Suits | Semi-Tailored, Models Tricotine Suits Sizes for Women, Misses Belted Models . Wool Jersey Suits _ and Juniors. Boxcoat Models Third Fleer a ‘ 1 Portable Electric Singer | color for babies up to 6-vear tots. Some slightly soiled, but can be laundered or cleaned. Third Floor ~ Tots’ Sample Headwear | Distinctive in Pattern and Rich in Color Are These Seamless-Wilton Velvet Rugs Specially Priced for Monday at $ : 5 @ Room-size Rugs, 9x12 feet, of a quality and beauty that few | | ?. prospective Rug owners will be able to resist. They are closely woven of high-grade yarns, in Oriental, medallion, Chinese and conventional designs and in harmonious color effects. _——_————— —_—_—_—_— Axminster Rugs, $49.50 Royal Wilton Rugs,$105 Linoleum, Sq. Yd., $1.85 Made with deep rich pile and _ Rugs de luxe—soft and silky A heavy grade of Inlaid Lino- in @ Jarge selection of designs in weave and exact replicas in leum in a large variety of hard: #2 Ante pattern and color blending of wood, tile and block designs. r) ‘go ’ + ‘ > . " . ’ . > ang cofors. Me yay: ae genuine Oriental Rugs. Shown in Colors go clear through to the size. Practical for almost any exquisite shades of old rose, blue hack and cannot wear off. room in the home. : and taupe. 9xl2 size. Fourth Fleor , Monday Only, in the Basement Economy Store, a Sale of Georgette Crepe Offering This Season’s $3 Quality at, Yard.... q. Interesting news for all who like to have their Summer apparel made of this altrattive and serv- iceable silk fabric. This Georgetle is pure silk and with a beautifully woven texture. The color raige is almost unlimited, including ||..40 Beige Turquoise Japan Light Blue Taupe Dawn Blue | Seal Flesh Color Peacock Pink and Maize Navy Blue As well as White and Black No phone or mail orders ‘will be accepted and ws reserve the right to restrict quantities. Basement F.coneumy Store oi Sample Pattern Hats, $6 $8.00 to $12.00 Yaiues @ Because thev are samples, we secured them at a price concession that makes Monday's selling price possible. And, although thev are samples, ° thev ‘re dainty, fresh-looking and altogether attrac tive. They are made of Taffeta, Georgette, Hair Braid, Ma- line and Organdie, in navy blue, white, pink, black and.a variety of combina- tions. The shapes gre mostiv large, graceful and Sum mery looking: and the trimmings consist of flow ers, ostrich, varn embroidery and novelties. Basement Economy Store 00 09000008 00000008508 508 9505088 0050000000 9090494% p EPSON T TTT tt ttt tt ttre ttt t TT eter reer ee eet: Pe eer rere err errr tT? en \ \ ll hh hi i eh i kh kh i i nt i hee . Pong” Be tee ll tl ll i eee i he eh i i me % 4 » ma v% S ! ~ ~~ ~~ i : 7 * : i § ; : ih, aM > ~ k f . 7 x, . ; } | 4 . as wade thi shh. Stayed ss a ERIN, HE SE RR Fe wn ga tie een ey M4 P; > vel - . : * \ 4 T / PART TH Stirring I and | C Long Suffe Evidencex —Much Who recently retu wor This is the sto hospital. She had Mission feed schosr The children’s - to wash them. Sh But soap was all he had for his I asked her to] was_very slender; casional flush on | the flush of weak She wore a plain with real lace co white kid cloves a little handbag | her spoke of bree typical aristocrat, moved in court e! ~But she was se De . At H HER TART AMMH At HH WRK ALM it had { | j Ht } a h = told = alike | == seasc — Moh ?_¢ ¢"4% >” + J \ a . & 4 4 4 > ¢ q ¢ q * a ” * ./ 4 PALA T hatte sist ) ia ~~ 7?" a a eo ¢ ¢

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ee BAY Ser: = : ‘a + te! ‘ ¥ as PART THREE Of. Luis wer 8 # ee wnt # aH nitH , é MAY 16 6, 1920. = AlYAS —— oS for Months including garmen i Percales, in fane of blue, pink es well hished with frog fast- m, Sq. Yd., $1.85 vv grade of Inlaid Lino- a large variety of hard- tile and block designs. go clear through to the d cannot wear off. Fourth Fleor Sale of ; quantities. ement F.conemy Store Main Fileor ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNIN Gr, . te be it ee ee rvsi uISFAICH _PAGES AGES i ie ——® > —= ~ . | . - ‘ : " os ~ Stirrin Picture of | it into the silk-lined bag. With- cabbage soup is not very nourishing. | hospital. It was a stone building, only one-third what it.was before ar V ing omen | Out a quiver, quite simply she said: | Miss von Pott’s mother was dying. , cold and bleak. There were no flow- the war “I no longer have any pride. We! She had lost 40 pounds. I had a fewjers anywhere. The wards were shab- Next we went to a day clinic. Here VI lans Thi rm al ncoat and Children ; H it | d | are starving. My family will envy cans of sardines and a little sweet, by. The beds had blankets but no each morning mothers brought the! ii 5 Ait 5 ir ] | me because I have Wad meat. It is| chocolate brought from Switzerland. | white spreads. The pillowcases were | gi}; | | « ‘ : vr . ? ‘ pI a ailing little ones. The children were p | long since we have had dnw”’ 'These I gave Miss von Pott for her | ragged. There is no cotton. Theifrom 1 to 3 years of ace The littl Direct From Government Contractors ; ai j ‘ ~ ‘ . } ake. i i m | home " — . . It was unbelievable, but !t was} mother. Seh was very grateful’ physician was glad of our visit. We! naked creatures were placed on the riiky PEERLESS CO., Dept. 742, 80 Branford Place, New- 8. ea | } . ‘ . - , . + Bos P af 2 " “ “ ~ e« : j ° nie - > aj e 4s + » ly ’ = - - a , : ’ — " . = di. J y starving. Miss von Pott’s uncle had starvation in Austria, she said: Let He took us through the wards. He Some were bloated from improper rhe one t®pe of Raincoat both waterproof and sanitary. The result of two ilitiinia been an Austrian Ambassador. The: me take you about. Kkach day we showed us the mothers. Thin, spent. feeding others were skeletons. Aly Years ‘experimentation by army experts. Made strictiv to Government speci fi- ee ind still wore different clothes; lunched together. Mach day she took creatures: they were Only one had’ had curved} es and backs. The doc. Cations of Government approved cloth, guaranteed durable and fast color, No Long Suffering ae Want of Proper Food they still lived with quaint formality. the scraps left back home. ne ete to nurse her baby. | tor broucht them to me He bye nt wet Can get fhrough hermetically eemented, eform nroof eollar with s'orm- >t >| P j ¢ "i ; 4 "© ‘ - > ~ . ‘ af ; j ‘ ; ‘ ; . - Be we a: : : . ne uc uberculosis Among Children | s10n allowed diplomats was that paid now: E ut on W : ny apprecia + ¥ hy Lik . : . u seh eee Rubber children,” he said. Then,the war ended unexpectedly and military requirements ceased, civilians may ° a 1 cr . - ye RB 8 + r t everyv- LOOKC Sa W { : Ot »S ‘ ) . . é oe . . : : "Sh ; " eee | under ‘sm old re grime 4 With the de ai : ~ne , 11d, Mend eat ‘ ry 8 ( : ff if * tles A A ; rif he press: d the little head The skull buy these Cor ernment APPro ed Raineoats far below actual \ alue. SS.50 rae preciation in money this. pittance | thing you give me, for niust keep | milk. n each was imitation coffee was eo cote it ° ‘ - ; # i i ] ‘cis Sf ‘ OT? FAVE LIM r h S fingers. , , ; : . “a : na ; By MADELEINE yA | was not enough even for rent. up my stre neth for mv family. (coffee ersatz) And when I raised “It is hone! ‘4 ee , OFFICERS DOUBLE- wate pate ni, pleat we wn rine = & gah ri " | os on : aa “i . 5 ¥ : de \ Ppt .cCs rié ¢? nee, ) yrie if conver CoOL ey? ts ae . DOT a | They were slowly being squeezed | ‘And,’ she added, smiling, “it is’ my head a mother’s face turned to-)| milk and eor Hversoll sha dak See BREASTED MODELS pac kets with than ckled wrist fastentan , . ° . > s r] a St: res at et; r rte a We r me lt ‘ ‘ : Riis rine ari ; é 7 ivorv ake to 7 " t , _— 3 : ot enc ‘ naan 4 vour Who recently returned from a tour of investigation of conditions among | *° 2°2th- pomty Inthe oat eee cone woe | are flushed and quivering, and | none,” and he.added angrily. “I do | 2¥OrY Duttons. on alled during war for $25 to $30. Delivered free tog women and children in Austria and Hunga There was a diplomats’ kitchen for; tion hurts. Then you suffer hunger) haunting mother eyes followed me yot want mon F weacesl Ghee Boriicn a ‘pt se =" j . sii ve ay agnli, — “us. } e of gs e material tingie ovrea 1 With Pit, oat - 3 New "York. aaa 42 | destitute diplomats. Here the starv-!}pangs and get angry, but after three, as | left the room. For how long rH ie : : foe ge Rook a ELS, made of same material, sing breasted with be | | aa NSH 12° I Lig e gave the babies back to their’ ins os _ h oe ae * , y y ). i , Aris Ts Wal ts Y + r ley Ss! or ] Vee S Vo! { mn yf feel if. can a new ~b ti bab j @ «> ari ‘ as : [A This j the story of Miss yon Pott. I Tet er in Vienna at Dr. Picquet’s | mG Sristocraty: SOW eat. They eat jor four 6 padlie - ee | ae | at id bea thes They turned away with oys’ and Girls’ Raincoats, same material, size 6 to 16 year 6.75 hospital.. She had come to ask for soap. She was helping the Ameri | next to their former servants and!Only you get weak. You have no vi- | ersatz’? ag 7 | , way - at ws. i ; FE . : "» ’ nee . : . , Cars running own their heeks ’ %\ ‘p> “"? Tap ' so ” 7 *4° Mission feed school children. 6 eee | consumed cabbage soup. The von ‘tality. I have none Fortunateiy, the number of babies - ‘ \ eKks. OF WHEN ORDERING. STATE CHEST MEASUREMENT i j : » ;7 +}, ; . ’ , {5 ied \ — see = a ———== | : = ——_ = SS — = = == ——— Aa A: *““¥ ALWAYS look for the Mohawk name = i | and the Indian Girl mark in the hem 4 when I buy Silk gloves.» Someone once | told me that no two pairs of hands are = alike in all the world, and I marvel that. a season after season I can buythe samesize 3 Mohawk Silk Gloves that fit as though made just for me. The silk is beautifully lustrous and I get lots of wear out of every pair.” (NAME ON REQUEST) Mohawk Silk Products Are Available ; At The Better Shops CP. MOHAWK SILK FABRIC CO. 3 257 Fourth Avenue New York a a ge ne aie ¥ lrtbutes-to— Size, Tires. Tubes. , SEND NO MONEY nn ha - — — JUST THE COUPON . x 4 eee “0 2.20 82x3%... 9.00 2.40 ROYAL TIRE 31x4 9.50 2.50 & SU PPLY CoO. 3°2x4 . 10.50 © 65 3x4 1150 20 1461 MICHIGAN AV. Ate or o¢ , . . = ana % 13°30 30 Dept. D, ¢ hieago, I]. = es, oes re Phone Calumet 2553. 4 Bh t . 3. | : aw Leo Ionre = Randa 15.00 3.2% Ship Express Parcel = 35x5 15.50 3.35 Post (state which) slightly 37x65... 16.50 3.00 used, DEMONSTRATING 3 =~JY TIRES & NEW TUBES I - have checked, with privi- = lege of examination. If satisfactory : will pay iS Cc_O. D. Want 8. S.—ChL—(state which). {= x NAME a aa ee ee eee CEH SC CS COP Se OO ee eS ™ re ee ee | OPEC. a0 Itnzors, all styles, finest hol- 9 for $2.01 01 for * $id. Wi ; : ee rrennd. highest quality , For dressing the hair and keeping it in place. ys POUDRE DE RIZ m . - HYTONE FACE POWDER | DIRLOVE POUDRE DE RIZ Spring Maid | Dirlove Cocoanut Dirlove or tate £ FACE Rouge Oil Rexall Tooth Paste canst ota POWDER Absolutely Shampoo \ dentrifice of the Pp = on : est harmless: blends highest quality. in g r edients A fine velvet-like perfectly into antixeptic and fra- an d- delicatel ees ST mae Powder, — which the skin, pro- An antiseptic grant, It whitens f : y ge __ o ef. gives a soft. del- ducing a natural i cleanser made es- the teeth, prevents perfumed. ee. Fh gt icate 6 0 eae to complexton. ‘ea pecially for scalp. —— -— —- . th kin, Free : lete with a ens the breath. Reg.price, Ale from. ‘harmful Sine ae ont 2 Regular 35c Recular per box.. ry xredients., Medium and i. price sor 25¢c Sale price One 25¢ : dark shades. = i sale 2 tae 6c t : : 6 ” ’ box. . — [ ruil: Sal for ree it 3 sale price, 2 boxes.. lc Gale ipeieo, 26t leer |: 50c mea " Sic two tubes. 2 Cc Spring Maid Talcum Our latest addition to the popular Benzoin and Al- mond Lotion, an excellent cooling nt and soothing lo- ae Chinin Hair Tonic Is cooling and invigorating to the scalp. Pre- the from falling out, hair Spring Maid Cuticle Remover For removing surplus cu- ticle from nail without cut- Packard's Hair Restorative Tonic This preparation is not a dye, but by its tonic and stimulat- Spring Maid line. — for Sammars: me removes and pre- ting. A perfectly mani- ing properties will ; a V- ; . A large, beautiful oo cP peered a a vents dandruff, cured’ hand_js admired by i aiinen: ‘euniebtnaiacl package of exqui- after aghons Ee on imparting a_ de- everyone. An orangewood ge . gray sitely scented, best vr lightful odor to re : 4] natural color. ; golf. Not sticky 6% , .. 4 stick free with every bottle. eP quality Talcum the hair. “>: i %s or greasy. Sy. ; : i Reg. price, Af) : y Oe lar cé, C Reg. price, S4¢ One Ale Reg. price, ADe ij ax peronigene Afle one bottle ... Oe COR -. 2.5 NES oe eae one bottle Vee aS oe fing =D sate cee, Gg | icine sow tos sl —f two cans .... 360 | bottles ..... C two bottles. ' two bottles sabe | | * . * s = Toilet Articles, ic Toilet Articles, ic Patent Medicines,ic | Patent Medicines, ic . J . ‘ ’ of Oe SOc Catlins = and Sulphur Hair 25e Dirlove Bandoline .............. 2 for 260 50e¢ pint bottle Witch-Hazel 2 pints, Ste 25c Rexall Laxative Aspirin Cold Tabs. for a 26c Coolfoam Shaving Cream........ 2 for 26c 60¢c De Lacy’s Shampoo. Be ata — 0 aie We en ee uly 08 — he bottle of 100 Pheacipthalcia 2he Rexall Medicated Skin Soap 2 for 260 G0c Harmony Cocoa But. Cold Cream 2 for Gle 2he Catlin’s Milk Magnesin.:......-. 2 for 26¢ Wafers 2 for Sle ®5c Spring Mald Lip Sticks © for 260 ~~ 80c Rexall White Liniment.........-. 2 for Sle SOc Catlin’s Milk of Magnesia.... ® for Sle one Spring Malad N Nail En pamel, "yeas Patent Medicines, ic She Rexall Rubbing Ojl.......-+--- 2 for J6e 65c Rexall Rabbing Ot! 2 for 66¢ ° waite: orate + ¢ 2 7.60 7.61 34x41 _ 7.80 7.81 S5R44/n..... 8.05 8.06 S6R44/q..... 8.45 8.46 6 re 9.61 O7x5 10.00 10.01 SYMONDS’ INN ~ CHOCOLATE BARS . ~ ¢iNtter), Y-lh. bars Very fine for the lady who prepares Her otwn confectionery. coe ben Ot tae tee HAIRBRUSHES, ic oy 2 “" 76c ee ee ae Re " ~~ Hughes Ideal Hairbrushes Reg. $2.00 Sale y for $2.01 price price FACE a Dirlove Vanishing Cream Preserves and whitens the shin; has a <detightful fragrance; a day cream of the highest quality. Oc jars hoc jar Dirleove Cucumber Crenm lie jur Dirlove Perotride Cream "Oc jar Dirlove Orange Flower Cream "Oc far Dirleve Pink Masange (Cream Moe jar Oriental 2 for Wrinkle €( ream HYTONE CLEANSING OR VANISHING CREAM These are creams of the very highest quality; frec- om mended for oily skins, chapped or handa, wrinkles dry, tabby skin. For cleansing the skin from itm- purities: will not cause the crowth ef ‘Sale price, hair. Reg. price, ” & a Sic. RUBBER GOODS, ic one jar.. CARDINAL Combination Fountain Syringe and Hot-Water Bottle All wed rubber, screw pipes. rapid flow ee auar- “Sale partes, two ter $2.51 Security Fountain Syringe Full @-quart capacity: with tubing and three hard rubber pipes: all seamless: white rubber: rapid flow. Cunaranteed for one year. - Regular price, $2.50 $2.51 one asyringe Sale price, two syringes Omega Hot- Water Bottle All Seamless, Hed Hubber. 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PRICES 3 Touring Car - - - - $1035 -| Roadster- - * « « -s 1035 ae Fourseason Sedan- - «+ - 1665 ie Fourseason Coupe or 1665 : qi F. O. B. Factory ai Wire Wheels and spare tires extra Fh — pone Kardell Motor Car Co. ; Wholesale Distributors 3145 Locust Street | Neskov-Mumperow Motor Car Co. | \ Retail Distributors 3327 Locust Street band P cm ri (IBORT«=MOTOR CAR COMPANY: ia— § ——— i = wi ) tia | i ily ie Wh NH ha Tl fi tind ii 2 nia fit Motor Trucks Model K-4, 2-Ton Model K-7, 31-Ton Dorris Trucks “get on the job and stay there”—their continu- ous, reliable performance in hard, gruelling service is the logical result of our 15 years’ experience in building and per- fecting motors which today embody the same superior en- . gineering principles that were correct at the very start. Built U —Not fo a Standard own toa Price | 4 WE CAN MAKE PROMPT DELIVERIES DORRIS MOTOR CAR CO. St. Louis, Mo. a ‘STIRRING STORY OF DISTRESS AMONG THE what use the doctor? | Continued From Preceding Page. £ v came, hoping against hope. Still, ; “Tgyit enough?’ said Miss von Pott. | “No,” I answered; all |had been made orphans by the war. ‘There were 660 children; 400 had | tuberculosis. There was no milk and no eggs. They were given vegetables, war bread and coffee ersatz. ding was scanty. There were few sheets and no soap. An attempt at washing was made once a week. In a yard divided by a fence were listless, silent little boys and little girls. All were ill from want of food. | Some had swollen bodies, others were ‘skeletons. Children of 10 and 12 'looked to be 5 and 6. In the girls’ |vard were two tiny boys dying of tu- | berculosis. They sat on a hard wood- 'en bench. Children Too Weak to Walk. rae nurse looked at them with pity. d | “They want to He down,” she said. “We ought to have easy chairs, but there are none.” Upstairs in the wards were the ‘children too weak to walk. In a clothes basket wrapped in irags was a baby 10 months old. Tragic eyes looked out from a pallid face. The babv had had pneumonia, now it was dying of tuberculosis. The father had been killed in the war, the mother was breathing her last in a nearby hospital. In another room were three chil- dren dying. One, about 4. with gol- den curls, lay upon the bed quivering with convulsions. Great sobbing gasps came from between the little lips, the eyes were scarcely open. On the next bed a baby sat propped up. Her body was a swollen lump; her legs two sticks; she was too long unfed to help. The third kiddie was in the last stage of consumption. But she still clung to life. In her hand was a tiny music box. It played one tune. End- The minutes No her dying companions. ticked and life slipped away. milk, no mother's breast, no These little lives went out alone. But why go on? In each ward it was the same. It was a charnel house. The nurses were too few. They were hungry They did not like to see babies die. Line Up for Farewell. As we left, the little ones lined up in the yard to say good-by. Hun- dreds of baby faces with pathetic little bodies bowed and curtsied and lisped in chorus, ‘‘God bless you.” I turned and fled. Miss von Pott hurried after me. She seized my arm. I clenched my fist. She took + my hand. remember we were from enemy Pott, “I have been wondering if the children in Russia and Hungary have more to eat than they because, if they have, we might bet- ter become Bolshevists. What dif- ference does it make, as long as we are fed?"’ We went back home. apartment, for economy. time. They still had a little real tea. There was no milk and no sugar, but tex hour was sacred. Mrs. von Pott presided. She was as fragile as the china. A breath would have blown her away. There was an exquisite tea tray, the daintiest of china, and linen napkins. We hung breathless over the steaming liquid and nibbled a tiny portion of impossible black bread. “This,’’ said Mrs. von Pott, “is the great moment of the day. I live for j it. But soon our tea will be gone.” | “A Nation Starving.” It was hard to leave Miss von Pott, | hard to go back to America, where ‘could not talk. erything else is forgotten. Women like Miss von Pott and myself, who had seen what we had seen, tempo- Many secrets you will find revealed in the green box of Nadine Face Powder They are secrets which every woman would solve—secrets of personal charm. The secret of a rose-petal com- plexion— NADINE’S gift to womanhood. +e5 TAN ae *é The secret of lasting charm— charm which endures through- out the day. The secret of skin-comfort— with never a hint of barm. SCP@eFsaeeev eevee To you, as toa million others, NADINE will reveal these intimate secrets. ° You can procure NADINE from your favorite toilet counter & or by mail —60c. NATIONAL TOILET CO., Teas., U.S. A. KN Paris, ae ao? Geld by Wolff-Wi and ether tollesn . om they. “taro COMB SAGE TEA The bed- | lessly she ground out that tune to. kiss. and desperate. eyes looked up at me, and broken | We had long ceased to} lands. We were women and the world was dying. “Do you know,” said Miss von | have here, | to Miss von Pott’s| The family. all lived in one) It was tea | | | they would not understand, where I. For, in the face of | suffering, suffering of children, ev- | 'rarily had no differences. It was all merged in anguish. | We hated war, we hated the man’s | CHILDREN OF AUSTRIA ——Continuca on Next Pace. EO | ADVERTISEMENT Next day she took me to an or- | phan asylum. Many of the children | | Darkens Beautifully and Restores Its Natural Color and Lustre at Once. ——— Common garden sage brewed into & heavy tea, with sulphur and alcoho! added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and lux- uriant. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul- phur recipe at home, though, is troublesome. An easier way is to get the ready-to-use preparation improved by the addition of other ingredients a large bottle, at little cost, at drug stores, known as ‘‘Wycth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound,’ lot of muss. While gray, faded hair is not sinful, we all desire to retain sur vouthfu! ’ thus avoiding a appearance and attractiveness. By darkening your hair with Wveth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one ean tell, because it does it .o natura! ly, so evenly. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through vour hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning all | gray hairs have «lisappeared. After another applicaticn or two your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy, sof? }and Juxuriant, and you appear years | younger. SG Tractor and Fruehauf Trailer %. ne A “- % BD: a i * ee of a truck of equal capacity.”’ _ s- ee ee eee ~~ For Hauling Coal and Ice INVESTMENT _ONE- HAL — ee es CELLS of Oe Py Ae me we ee ee ee - ‘The big saving in a trailer and tractor is the first cost which is about one-half the cost PITTMANS & DEAN CO., Detroit. (Signed) This big coal and ice company uses a light truck to pull a 4-ton semi-trailer, handling loads that could be carried only by the large truck costing twice as much as the small tractor and trailer combined. Fruehauf Trailers will cut your hauling costs. starts with vour first investment. on the trailer that vour truek will pull. The saving You ean haul anything FRUEHAUF TRAILER COMPANY of St. Louis Phone Olive 3357 OCCU DOOCCOONN“ 503-4 Chemical Bldg. _ T. C. 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The Song Shop, Olive St. May Releases WORD ROLLS Alabama Moon—Wealtz.......cccccccecs Perr. | All I Want Is You-Waltz.......:.... 0 tee wean wee 1.25 Barbara—Bohemian—Baruska Polka ........ jocake 1.25" Blue Diamonds—Fox Trot. Sues oo 4 ween ee 1.25 Bow-Wow (“Puppy Love”)— One Step.......-.... 1.25 Ching-a-Ling’s Jazz Bazaar—Fox Trot.............. 1.25 Frene-~ From: Fee asia 6s obs 0 cw wee ese cas ane 1.25 Jean~-P ag THR ives vko obi ee cee ee +s cee 1.25 Only a Dream of the Past (““The Hen and the Cow”)— Orie Ghee 25 Fae io v's 0 0 SEER ss ks pc 1.25 Rainbow of My Dreams—Fox Trot ................ 1.25 Rose of Washington Square and Strains of “The Last | Rose of Summer”—-FoOr Trot. ....ccccccccsssesis 1.25 Sunny Southern Gee" FOm TGS... —Waltz ........--- 1.25 REGULAR ROLLS : (Music Only) American Pep—March........ ocebenduces eee enneseseee Rhe Camitol--Gs cic os «6s cases ssc cena ee Cecho-Slovak—Pochod March—Bohemian........ eee. ate National Conclave—-March and Two Step............ .75 The Rival Kisses kc so 0 < ve kates si cadeeeeseuae ane Soldiers of Fortisme--OerGhh .. . ... sacs cs sv ccccouneesee fm Venus Belle—Syncopated Waltz—Hawalianm......... .75 The Village i... ial on... ss ss xe caene Hear Our Arrangement of These Hits 39916 All the Boys Love Mary and Strains of “Coming Threugh the Rye”—One Step . . 39909 Don’t You Remember the Time?— Waltz 39928 In Gay Havana—One Step ... .- 39924 Sometime When the Lights Are Low Foe Tie soe Ae a ee ee 39923 When the Sun Goes Down in Caire Town—Oriental One Step U. S. Regulars are the best known instrumental rolls Schapers’ Dept. Store, 6th and Washington Av. Penny & Gentles, Broadway and Morgan. M. Swartz Music Co., 2211 8. Broadway. De Merville Piano & Music Co., 7127 8S. Broadway. Shubert & Son Piano Co., 2607 Franklin Av. F. A. Boehm & Bro., 1609 Franklin Av. Weile Publishing Co., 6th and Washington Av. U.S. A. Hurting Stops At Once—Corns Loosen and Lift Off. | Off comes that old m isery maker, ’twixt your thumb and finger, Not even a struggle left in it after “Gets-It” has done its work. A few drops of “Gets-It” takes all the “pep” out of any corn or callus, stops its pain and loosens it so it almost falls off of itself? It’s no more trouble ‘to litt off a corn after “Gets-It” is through with it than it is to brush a loose hair off your head. It works just that ‘easy. Isn’t it silly, then, ‘to suffer from a corn ‘dav after dav? Isn't it ‘common sense to put a few drops of “Gets It” ‘on and be rid of the ‘nuisance for good! Takes less of your time ‘to permanently lose a corn. with than it does to “trim” it ‘just onee the dangerous razor, knife or file way. There’s no “fail” in “Gets-It.” It can’t fail. “Gets-It,” the only sure, guaranteed, money-back corn free mover, costs but a trifle at any drug store. Mfd. by E. Lawrence & Cou Chicago. ' Sold in St. Louis and ‘recommended as the | world’s best corn remedy by Judge & Dolph Drug 'Co., Wolff-Wilson Drug ‘Co., Enderle Drug Co. ‘Pauley Drug Co., Keif- ‘fer Drug Co., Johnson Bros. Drug Co., Winkel- ‘mann Chem. & Drug ‘Corp. “Gets-It” i " —. Piay at Was! The first product Mem Sees Red.” +t Washington Univers interpret, will take day evening, in th mil Sasi Equiy Heavy and avoic to-the-Ro: famous |! pillar fe clogs, wh and help road. Miller Heavy 9515 Sao = “N< They Le Sad 3225 Loci Wholesale I Accesso! Tubes $136,000 Sold ir Sale Ef You have a choic or blemished. FIS) BOOD | Batavia 2 also COMPETI < ~“ We are part ¢ from coast to coz sible to undersel to imitate our 01 to little dogs ba: ‘imitation is the Here's the prc the regular retai another Tube at tires and two tu This offer inc! Tire, whether fir 3500 to 8000 mil Write or This sanle begins First choice is bes Mberally for future and Tubes is on th ; Some f quantities, 4 on henal. quantities nam ¥ Free delivery * Service at the | Mail orders, a¢ the order ve Great We 2811 Locust Street BOMONT #4: East St. L 812 Collinsville A <4 ays nae: ae : if 4 OP

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SRTISEMENT = ts-It night are- ell rns! € Stops At e—Corns osen and ift Off. ‘omes that old vy maker, ’twixt umb and finger. ana struggle left er “Gets-It” has s work. A few if ““Gets-It” takes “pep out of any callus, stops its d loosens it so it falls off of itself. . ea ; LS) & a, A no more trouble off a corn after It” is through than it is to brush e hair off your It works just that isn’t it silly, then, fer from a corn ter dav? Isn't it bn sense to put a rops of “Gets It” d be rid of the ance for good! less of your time manently lose a with “Gets-It” does to “trim” it mee the dangerous knife or file wavy. e’s no “fail” in It.” It can’t fail. ts-It,” the only guaranteed, r-back corn re- costs but a trifle drug store. Mfd. Lawrence & Co.. vO. H in St. Louis and mended as the s best corn remedy dge & Dolph Drug Pot -Wilson Drug inderle Drug Co.. y Drug Co., Keif- rug Co., Johnson Drug Co., Winkel- 3 Chem. & Drug iL cache ~3FAil A 1 SUNDAY MORNING, MAY lob, 1920. = Play at Washington VU. The first production of “When a Man Sees Red,” the play which cunning Chinese and Russian Washington University Thyrsus is to {nterpret, will take place next Satur- day evening, in the Student build- | der direction of the lawyers. MillerGe\Tires ’ GEARED:TO-THE-ROAD Equip your truck with Miller Heavy Duty Cord Truck Tires and avoid all road trouble. “Geared- to-the-Road Tires’ are needed—_The famous Miller tread of many cater- pillar feet lock with the ground like clogs, which assures positive traction, and help the speeding car to hold the road. ————_—————— Miller Heavy Duty Cord Truck Tires Come in the Following Sizes: 3515 36x6 3817 40x8 42x10 _ “Not Luck—-But Certainty” They Look Alike and WEAR Aline. HOLTHAUS Sady. & Auto Supplies Co. 3225 Locust St. St. Louis, Mo. Wholesale Distributors for Miller Tires, Tubes, Accessories, Vulcanizing Materials, etc. ling on the campus, and will be re- “peated Monday and Tuesday even- | ings following. The play abounds in} in- | trigues and calls for rapid-fire play of bombs, knives, poison and other Sa Annu al Sale Sliven mY | A A eR EE A eee Sold in the Most Sensational Sale Ever Held in This City You have a choice of these well-known Tires classified as or blemished. FISK, FEDERAL, CARLISLE and Others Batavia and Dreadnaught FIRSTS also included in this sale COMPETITION IS USELESS FOR THIS SALE IS MATCHLESS We are part of a great chain of 180 tire stores extending from coast to coast. Our combined buying power make it pos- sible to undersell all competition. The efforts of other stores to imitate our original sensational sale can well be compared to little dogs barking at the moon, and we are satisfied that ‘imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.’’ oo. s the p fe pga If you buy a Tire and a Tube at the regular re another Tube at $1.00 each. Think of it. tires and two tubes for the price of one. Cords and Fabrics This offer includes all sizes from 30x3 to 37x5, and every Tire, whether first or ‘‘second,’’ is strictly guarantéed from, |} $500 to 8000 miles. Write or oall for complete descriptive price list. This seike begins today and will be continued for a limited time. First choice is and Tubes is on the way. Some makes in certain sizes are limited in quantities, and prices are quoted subject to stock on hand. We therefore reserve the right to limit quantities sold. Eanes ane Dollar $136,000 Worth of Tires to Be ‘seconds’ BOONE, FIRESTONE, list price, we will sell you another Tire and Practically two est choice, so take our advice and buy now, and buy liberally for future needs, for another increase in the price of Tires * Free delivery to all parts of the city. : Service at the store and on the road. Mall orders, accompanied by a 85.00 deposit, will be filled in the order received, and may be returned if unsatisfactory. | Great Western Tire Corporation 2811 Locust Street EB. G. HEFTER, Pres. St. Louis, Mo. BOMONT 643 CENTRAL 958 East St. Louis, I1]-MOTORIST SUPPLY | ee $12 Collinsville Av. East 1649. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS. ye over the financial feature. ito work. ing Here Thursday. The International Order of the] King’s Daughters and Sons will ened » in a five-day convention at the Pian- ters’ Hotel beginning Thursday eve- | ning. Addresses of welcome will be delivered by State President Mrs. C ©. Burns ef Kansas Citv, Miss Jennie Greenwood of St. Louis and Dr. Z Bb. T. Phillips The Friday session will be given over to the reports of officers and Standing corniittees. The Saturday session will be devoted to junior work, with an automobile trip in the afternoon. Services will be held Second Presbyterian MeltIvor will deliver will Sunday at the Church and Dr the sermon The close Monday after the discussion ¢ ned hHusitiess and a consecra- convention uNnfinis Liew service The organizatio has a national membership of cluding 750 Misseurians 850 STUDENTS HELPED FUND They Added $12,326 to Washington lt. Salary Pndowment— Alum- ni Ralsod $100,000, The number of contributors to the 12.226 added to Wash versity endowment students hneton Uni- fund by. 1), IS an The exact Salary at that institutic about S5f. tributions Was 00 nounced as number of con but some students repeated seven stiudepts VTave in excess of $100 each These included \I) I-jJorence l-orhe 50: Mrs. T. B. Armistead and Nlis (“arrie \Vloitlow. S500 eAaeb Lock and Chain’s gift of $25 was the only students’ organization aid The alumni campaign in behalf of the same fund is said to have vir- tually ended with about $100,900 raised. The largest contributor to this was the New York body, the total] being ahove $j 1000 WILL NOT PLAY FOR ENGINEERS American The Society of Mechan- ical Engineers, at its annual mecting here the last week in Mav. will not be entertained by Thyrsus of Wash ington University with a vroduction of its annual play. “If I Were King.” which was given at the Odeon last Wednesday and Thursday evenings The play was to have been presented atghe Municipal TheMter It is explained that the project was abandoned becduse of disagreement The engi- neers were to have paid $1400 for the entertainment, from which three men students who negotiated the arrangement were to have paid all expenses and given to the cast $100 The cast members demurred to loss of time di uring examinations. STIRRING STORY OF DISTRESS AMONG THE CHILDREN OF AUSTRIA € ontinued From | Preceding Page. whirsica} world veg oo, that let children die. We wanted the moth- ers of the world to ee ‘in hands and see that every baby was fed. Said Miss von Pott: “My class has made the poor suffer, now we must pay. Austria is old and rotten. Women have been kept down. They were told woman’s place was in the home. They have lived for dress and entertainment. When the war’came the women were helpless. “A friend in England writes. ‘Oc- ‘cupy yourself with your painting. 'You must learn to work.’ I am glad I have no longer pride. I am helping the Anterican mission feed school children. -If only all 'could be fed. But a whole nation jis starving.” We said good-by with tears I do not know whether Miss von Pott ‘is still alive. I have not heard from } her. She owned a house and Jand in Belgium, but she was not allowed to go there and claim them. Her thoughts often turned to Belgium. It was her second home. She aaid: “I dream every night of my home in Belgium. I dream of my animals. dream I am kissing them.’’ ‘to women and children. Its task now ‘should be to pay the debt. Howto Find the Cream You Need Stand in a good light, exam- ine your face carefully in a mirror, and then— Proved use in more than 4 Beauty Shops | Acne Cream — for pimples | and blackheads. | ent Cream—for oily : skin and shiny nose. » Foundation Cream—for use before face powder. Lettuce Cream —for cleansing in place of soap and water. Moter Cream—for skin pro- tection, before exposure. Tissue Cream—for wrinkles and crows’ feet. Whitening Cream—for freckles and bleaching. You may secure the advice ¥ Marinello Experts at our ern Office Eastern Office 04 Ma lers Bidg. at Sth F 5 ae NELLO aninetto Marinello Toilet vt 8 may be had at all Drug Stores, Fy Department Stores and Shope ‘ 4 e KING'S DAUGHTERS AND SONS International Order to Open Meet- of my dogs and horses and cows. I The world owes a great reparation | Study ThisChart jf) Combination Cream — for | Sl. LOUIS rUSi- UISPAILA i$ =— —. _ ee ee reed. - than any other carriage. reed. Hil IM l N | | " | | l uh l \ Or better still, send us this coupon and we will send you our FREE Baby Carriage style book and the names of the stores in your city that have these wonderful Lloyd carriages for sale. Progressive American Dealers Sell Lloyd Loom Woven Baby Carriages Because: The Lloyd Carriage is woven by.a patented method and Loom which produce carriages far more beautiful than human hands can weave. The Lloyd Carriage is woven of finer and better materials and at prices lower than those of the coarsest The Llovd Carriage represents the life work of a great American inventor whose entire effort has been given over to producing the masterpiece of the baby carriage world. Therefore, Every Progressive American Dealer Sells the Lloyd Loom Woven Baby Carriage Because: He satisfies the most delicate tastes and feelings of mothers for beauty and comfort. He offers a carriage of better workmanship, better quality, better designs and greater comforts And he offers all this at a lower cost than that of the coarsest hand woven You Are Expecting the Stork be sure to watch the papers each day for the announce- ment of stores that have these wonderful Lloyd baby car- riages in stock. Watch also the window displays and win- dow announcements of vour neighborhood stores. \) MW itt Tm | iii I i il iH | | il | i | RUE | i | | ill | } | ' iW — Remember you are going to get a ...........22----2 +. Baby Carriage of the finest weave ; Li9wp senbalinetesanshal man which you will be able to buy at § ‘spss acissaite moet heavicey | the price of the coarsest reed. ¢ ™” “= i ‘ Name Pe eeerccoccccccesrsrsccssssesesceeases i} =—— MARSHALL =~ orp == a = — : MPR puianantendiesie $0500. ..crccosantquanet | ——— ——— | — fi 2. / GOLDMAN BROS., 1104-8 Olive Street! | Are Agents in St. Louis for LLOYD’S BABY CARRIAGES lf You Buy A LLOYD BABY CARRIAGE CASH OR EASY TERMS TO SUIT YOU BLUE BIRD DINKER SET ” Remember, You Get a Beautiful FRE WE SHOW 50 DESIGNS IN ANY COLOR DESIRED Out on the Highway Depend on the ta 'GENERAL- Stop as often as you desire, and the GENERAL will always start your car. GENERAL Batteries have introduced to motordom the most comfortable feel- ing of battery security it has ever ex- perienced. OUT-OF-TOWN DEALERS: Send for Sales Plan Some Choice Territory Open. General Storage Battery Company 2003 Locust Street, ST. LOUIS, MO. “The Battery With the Iron-Clad Guarantee” EPENDABLE STORAGE BATTER The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service Raincoats srnwicne Men's Millitary Style Union Made Men's (Gabardine water- proof guaranteed, ce nented coat, convertibie ollar patch or side pooket and bet aii ' around Soild every- where for $ 1 50 $20. Our price ’ Men's Moleskin Raincoats Trench style, well ta iored, dressy model, belt all around. patch pockets, waterproof guaranteed. Can be worn on any oc casion Sold eve where for $535. $19.50 Our orice .. en's or Ladies’ eer vazine Cloth Rai regular price $172.00 79 R SALE PRICE ONLY $7.95 Order STATE NAME. ' a sending ‘ anmtisfed return tn “= days and mener back. CONSUMERS’ SUPPLY SEND NO MON EY foam Overalls—Buy fromg ... naint and powder are totally um area Us at Wholesales: nacassary and besides that, oan ra Prices. harmful! Three grain hypo-nuclane q OVERALLS tablets, if used regularly for several months, seem to create a greatiy Union Made added number of millions of the red —————— fi ——~—- Red Blood for Pale People! A big supply of red blood corpus, cles is what helps to make any man or woman have a healthy, pink com- plexion and cherry red Lps. Resort POSTAGE FREE MAILED EVERYWHERE Avoid the High Cost of Living—-Wear Our 4 gee : Po OR, oe , tak ate re a wee aa be eae = eee dre + bya: re ~ Ba. Puen. le w Mh Heer otk er “ cal incl white and not oniv improve of Leavy jen) tn Me ag a OuUtLWea ‘ Th mc iles of the blood, the color, but uu : - sewed: will Neg! Sola every hoon P neoPres , & ‘% : ' for $2 more. Our Price ae » ome reas: at esh ft t e thin and OVERALLS frail ho iv. These tabiets promote — 36-44. $2.65 assimilation, absorption and diges Sizes 46-50 tion, and this splendid aid to m& Pair . $2.96 8 ture’s forces transforms the complez- JUMPERS ion and figure. They are prescribed SAVE es 36-44. $2. 65 by physicians, but being of a per- MONFY Sizes 464-50. feetiyv harmless eharacter, self -ad- ach 42.95 nin atrati n '" betng fo ‘owed by I VAD and ADT E SS. i Kod yt a rt +? erm dire t from ked apothecary shop. 27 Tremont Row ——— | Dept. K. Boston 0. Maas. Business partners ate seeking sack other threugh Pest-Dispateh Wants

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Ah St val 7 : ah toss ae ° =} D> ITE e s om we nn bs ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. S1.LUUIS POSI-UISPAICH ee —_ —— a — au= - —_—- -—- -- - - nn Lea) ee, ek | Accomplishments | Years of Air Mail Service, — yes bi ab Sask & py RS wh Gadi ye Porggete fmtietOh conga de eae PPR I eS Me Zee } ' in Two | . yy Pet, oboe oven poner fs ~ » . - oe 5 fe ait Or rch. Pie 2 tg ames ocala. at Aetes ae 5 EL LSS Kt Se Th wT Rk Le CRA Se Boab CIS ays rt CaS a ie rar 8s ae eee SSS ie or é ; petty eae ein i tee ee Ti Sporyed 3) - eee J Say “as ai % 8 reg we" Mb, ee | ~ Far - es 5 ¥ Fikes pnt? Ce ee ee Pam ee ee ee Sn ene nee = = as we gy - 2 EF Se a ie ER Se ee en © A bs bam : Maeda 1 BIR AL ATi onan het F 3SES THAT ahs eS Seer nee veer eR, Oy Re 3 % rs = en ee Paes Soon to Touch St. Louis Bape atte aden be All Weather| qi Efficiency Demonstrated Under 4 : Conditions, Postoffice Report Says—Perform- | Nena ance Indicates High Standard of Mechanics. | HB eae i aa | &4 t ‘ > ) ‘ ee ce | By the Washington Correspondefit of the Post-Dispatch if aie WASHINGTON, May 15. | ay \ . \ ording to announcement by the Postoffice ' bf] \ & \ WEEK ; pet W lepartment. the air mail service will be extended to St. Louis. Es- ablished two yvears ago on May 15, the service is said by the depart- ment to perated with “phenomenal success,” air mail routes now- extending Washington to New York, from New York to Chi-| cago and from (‘hicago to Omaha, | 4 survey of the proposed route from New York to San Francisco Is | now being made, and the department promises that service over it will be| the beginning of the fiscal vear (July 1) as the} et — Me 2° ae «2 ORES saci pak, Os 9 SEA Fd 1 have been 0 from wie S| the shen son a - ra gg tan Tam Rs hig. Re eee is a a es oon airtel started as as aerate eS : ov. OAL, - a art a ee ~ A ‘ : Pet , A fein Sees ot A ah et LP iy’ nei eer ae me aN eo wey Wa eK mere 5 ; ; ee 2 $ 24 ' Ss der adverse weather conditions. The 4 Postoffice Department has demon Ze’ strated that mail can be carried bs weather condi- airplane under all tions, winter and summer. VOR me AREA a andi - alee RPA Tate’ er eet % . ys — Ce ros es ie Ea RS cee +7 oS atin = 5 cle p uti, “ : we Pe ees opt Sane a niliceni See a di ieii a sie : P . 4 Vangie 02 r Rate Sk 38 Pets ‘- sf 2 oF ’ - (4 P . possi the two-yeat Ferrostat Vacuum Bottles Klaxon Horns Weed Chains Rose Pumps wriuaraniee. € ene INCORPORATED — J. ir | E Harry J. Droc ynann DISTRIBUTORS Thermos Bottles Linen Dusters Gemco Bumpers FIELD -JIPPMAN RES IN SEVEN CITIES (30086) Vv Bomont 945 pated, but, by reason of the opera- tion of the service between Washing- ton and New York, there has been a saving to the Government at the rate of $42,500 a vear and a saving be- tween New York and Chicago at a rate of more than $100,000 a vear. That means that in carrying first- class mail matter which requires dis- Wrist Watches in various styles, with full jeweled movements fully Guaranteed and at And tribution on the trains the air mall moderate prices on Lp ; Agee : : easy terms operates more cheaply than do the distributing cars on trains, wherever there is a large quantity of mail to dispatch. Rp‘ “When the New York-San Fran- cisco route starts, the air mail which will leave New York at daybreak will be in Omaha that same day be- fore sunset. Mail leaving New Yeark Monday morning will arrive in San. Francisco by 9 o'clock Wednesday morning. The best schedule by train would be for mail to leave New York | -at 8:40 p. m. and arrive in San Fran- . cisco at 12:30 p. m. on the fourth day. The railway mail service can accomplish this only if it makes the} transcontinental connection at Chi- A) cago, and this connection is missed ld 7 whenever the train is as much as an hour late. Recognition of Service. “The air mail can be 12 h®Ours be- hind its schedule from New York to San Francisco and still beat the train mail into the Golden Gate City by 20 hours if the train connection ts made at Chicago, and by 44 hours if that connection is missed. - This is only the beginning of com- | mercial aviation in the United States. It is being accomplished with milli- si tary planes, which are not adapted ‘for commercial service. The work that has been done by the Postoffice | Department has received perhaps greater recognition in Europe than | it has by the people of this country. | = Foreign diplomatic representatives | have sent the fullest reports to their | 7 Governments about the air mail op- | erations, and have expressed to the | | Postoffice Department their admira- tion of the service, its dependability | and economy. | Mail Orders Sent C. 0. D, Write for My Booklet. Room 203 Oriel Building 2d Floor, 316 N. 6th St. Uuectanngevageusnensaneenseerseneseell” aig oi , ~ 4 Myth, f ‘ Pith 7 ‘ss » | PEACHES ee TOM-BOY | PEACHES +? : SOE A IC OT Se RD AN ith ner heanate tt - oo - ee | Lifficiency Developed. “The air mail has developed a=/| \staff of excellent aeronautical me- | chanics, the result of whose work is | seen by the records of some of its | There's a world of difference in Peaches—there’s ordinary Peaches—and-then there’s the incomparable goodness in the luscious big sliees or halves of vg eee rN NLS atM ances eit can Mt STREP ee Es NF MOTO SRR Ten EE a Se REE Pi a AS eg Te OER EE ARE i eee ” * eRe kg RAD IL AGREE NERO PE ome + titi hee = Poe. ee a ne ; ™ pilots. One pilot in eight months | TOM BOY ‘made 160 trips with but a single | - forced landing, due to mechanical | — RN pean ne ae oh eH belie nent tapes tM , trouble. On the Chicago-Cleveland | division in 1919, 205 consecutive trips | of 325 miles each were made with- out a forced landing. The air mail | ‘has come to New York from Wash- ‘ington and from Chicago in gales ‘and snowstorms which tied up har- | ‘bor shipping. It has arrived in Cleveland and in Chicago when it was the only means of transporta- tion operative. During the recent) tornado that passed over Ohio and | Illinois, in which 103 persons were | killed and buildings were wrecked, the air mail made its flight through that storm and arrived safely with ‘the .mail in Chicago. | “In the two years’ operation only | six pilots have lost their lives while ‘transporting the mail. | “There is nothing in prospect that | would justify any man in saying that The nastiest species of the cock. ‘"e 4irplane soon will carry all of roach family, and other cockroaches ithe mail or all of the passenger | cleaned out with ‘transportation of the country, but it. | GETZ COCKROACH POWDER Jis'cs ceca mee | ing up commerce and production.” Bs. MADE AND SOLD BY Pas. : | each, representing the Junior Cham- | 1139 Pine Street. Both Phones. ber of Commerce and Stump Society act to clean out Cocle of Washington University, originally | | : sity, y Bed Bugs, and Mice, arranged for last Monday soulilen in | ee PEACHES e “The Garden's Selection Packed to Perfection’ At All Well-Stocked Grocers Krekeler Grocery Co. St. Louis, Mo. a tab lee deemanitly itt adaetikty asian 4 tas Sa er 8 Nahe eal wr ama ion em ned) Se wr AD atm tog i 2 ~Se ci = a eee ees oer ee ; ce ne ee nee & . ‘ : . - ete ee eee ne ~~. ——_— - — Ss ‘ : e — A — eae A ER ene | wee Junior C, of C. and W. U. Debate. The debate between teams of three | ! i | HE even greater worthiness of the new al Scripps-Booth models—designed, machined and built in the new factory—evidences the , | advantages which result from ideal production facilities and close affiliations with many of the | A Unit of the General Motors Corporation largest motor car builders. These new cars are distinctively Scripps-Booth in design, comparing in appearance with the finest motor cars—-low, straight-lined and lustrously | finished in a variety of colors. Their appointments } include many unusual features found only in the i } : Scripps-Booth models. Real comfort is obtained by deep upholstery, extra long, wide springs and a wheel-base of increased length to give easy riding qualities, yet to provide for a short turning radius. Scientific construction with an even distribution of weight, gives these models strength without bulk and road steadiness without excessive weight. The Scripps-Booth six-cylinder valve-in-head motor develops ample power for all conditions—flexibility for congested traffic, with speed and hill climbing ability to meet all requirements. | We Have These New Models On Display Velie Automobile Co. of St. Louis : Bomont H. L. Schnure, Pres. Central 291 2938 Olive Street 6966 . The new Scripps-Booth factory is one of the most modern and completely equipped automobile plants. It is located on « forty acre tract and com- prises more than 360,000 Five Passenger Touring Car... .: CO OO ee et a | Three Passenger Roadster..... square feet of floor apaca Five Passenger Four-door Sedan. All departments are com Four Passenger Coupe........ tained within this mam- | Prices F. O. RB. moth building. ‘ BP ORD Pe IE RD en aR! 9 oe Confidence — In Acme Proved Construction Eight hundred out of every thousand owners of/ Acme trucks selected Acme because Acme proved construction gave them a definite basis upon which to determine truck performance. Investigation shows these owners believe that no other truck assures them such definite standards of service— and they backed their belief by buying the Acme. Not one owner of an Acme has ever regretted the purchase of an Acme-—and the investigation cov- ered every Acme truck in America. . Acme Qualities That Win For easy riding, easy driving, power and operating economy, and low repair costs and uninterrupted, service, Acme stands out conspicuously in the en- tire motor truck field. Acmes are built on known standards and sold on positive facts. Acme proved construction means not only that proved units, carefully selected, are used, but that they are also : correctly assembled. Built in 1, 1'2, 2, 342 and 5 ton Models Every Model Consistent in Design and Quality Before you purchase a motor truck learn the facts about Acme. Come in and see the Acme or write for complete catalog. Weber Implement & Auto Co. 19th and Locust Sts. Truck Department Zlst and Pine Sts. ‘1 Tire Sale}, $150,000 WORTH OF TIRES and TUBES! ff to be’ sold in the next 10 days in the most sensational manner ever held in St. Louis, Take Your Choice of These Well-Known Makes: Fisk, Cupples, Batavia, Warner S. 8., Firestone, Kokomo, Boone, National, Summitt, Savage, Duo-Cords, Masons, Norwalk, Portage, Keen Kutter. and other well-known makes to choose from. Come in and we will satisfy you. ludes sizes from 309x3 to 37x5, and we guarantee every This sale begins today and will First choice is best choice, so take our advice liberally for future needs, for another in- Some makes ia limited in quantities and sizes. Prices quoted sub ject to stock on hand. We therefore reserve the right to limit quate We give you service with the tires we sell, absolutely Mail orders accompanied by $2.00 deposit will be filled prompt. lv. Open evenings and all day Sunday. This offer ine tire from $500 miles to 8000 miles. eontinue for LY aa \ Ms and buy now, and buy crease in the price of tires and tubes very soon. certain sizes are tities sold, free, Here’s thea proposition: Tf vou bur a Tire at the regular retall list ‘ire for ¢1.90. ‘Think of it. Prae You can pay a small deposit on rice, we will sell vou another T vv) 4 ticallv two Tires for the price of one, the Tires and we will hold UNIVERSAL TIRE CO.| (INCORPORATED) vou select them thirty days for vou. Bomont 531. 2830 Locust St. : INNER TUBE FREE WITH EVERY TUBE YOU BUY! — me PURITAN ag ADVERTISEMENT To Make Hairs Vanish “The only preparation of ‘ts kind that tse both a sure cure for dandruff and a hair tonic com- Arms bined.” When used as a From Face, Neck or otion after shaving it - revents pimples and, Keep @ little powdered deiatone handy and when hairy growths appear make & paste with some powder end & little water, then spread over hairy 6UF face After 2 or 3 minutes rub off. wash the akin and tt will be entirely free from a5 mish This simple treatment ae eaves a clear complexion Large Bottles, 75, At Druggists and Barbera Clausen Chemical: s» » Company fe unfailing, but care should De exer ciaed to be sure and get genuine Gela- <4 st. Loula, Mo tone. otherwise you may be atsappointed: of the 4 48 TRUCKS TI TOMORROW Most of Them ' dise Into Sout Southe Forty-eight Tr) them loaded wi signed from St. manufacturers, tomorrow morn drive into Sout Southern Illine ship-by-Truck— They wil! sta - | a , ———

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——- — _ ~ = a — e . 2 ’ , . . rT*+ a ’ ‘ pitert dise Into Southeast Missouri ang (| ‘'@ trip on moter cycle side cars.' tered by the following firms: F. C. | Motor degen’ SM : : T k Co) , w Southern THinois: |The first night stop will be in Farm-}|} Meyer Motor Co, Dorris Motor Car ‘Truck Co., Traffic Motor iruc : e eee | lington, X Tuesd: » night w ‘fn law t Car Co.. South-| poration. There will be tw6 truck ee er ee most of be. spent ” samen tia a gee sa a : st ot sg nat General Mo. | entered by the United States Arni: loaded with merchandise con. | hee rn eee pow" pw Ce. Sve ; Ss Pe af - | - osteall from St. Louis eae hing x | day night at Cape Girardeau. At tors Truck Co., Trailmobile €o., Gar-| and one by the Marine Corps. a facturérs, will leave St Lo oF Cape Girardeau the motors will cross/ ford Motor Truck Co., Kardell Motor | ” "5 ~~ © ‘ . 4 ‘ . . . . - ; 4 ‘ — , r ; — the Mississippi River on a ferryboat! Car Co., Packard Motor Car Co., | tomorrow morning for a 400-mile!,. net ee es nase et cs in | and will stop Thursday night at Mur-' Weber Implement and Auto Co., In = City Office Is Declined. MT. CARROLL, Hl.—tThe office © ’ . Ss Miss . Seay OT , 7. drive into cecal x lissourt and | Physboro, lil. Friday night the stop land Machine Works, Bethlehem Mo- | City Treasurer is going begging. Th | Southern k G nde te in will be at Sparta and Saturday after-/|tor Sales Co., Jackson Dearborn C@.,|salary 8 $100 and all persons to jf © + i. i | : Hurlburts are used by such exacting concerns as: oe Co. 1 John Wanamaker Loose- Wiles Biscuit Co. . | Adams Express Co. Hecker-Jones-Jewell Milling Co. | : American Express Co. Standard Oil Co. ritment a Board of Education, N. Y. City Otis Elevator Co. j : | a be Police Department, N. Y. City U. S. Government te s. aE: Hurlburt Trucks were used by the Allied Armies in Europe, the ; ‘i American Y. M.C. A. and the K. of C. for transport work in Oe France. Hurlburt Trucks are now used for carrying sugar in | if ia Cuba and for transport service in hilly Porto Rico, and in the re- te. MOTOR CAR CO., INC., CLEVELAND, OHIO | cent riots protected the streets in Buenos Aires. Lt ST. LOUIS MUTOR CAR CO, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURL | a In every instance the ideas embodied in the Hurlburt Truck have Te r | proved the soundness of the original design — a design that has car- Se a, ! , > | 'é ried its advantages into present-day production and kept it years Jom t ahead of competition. ie fh oe] a “a eeweee ~ ‘ii ‘= p inion We 'S and TUBES! 7 Hurlburt Trucks and Hurlburt parts are made of carefully select- Ws i 3 : , | ed materials by expert workmen in our own plant. Specifications ee | : 2) nner ever held in St. Louls. in: ‘ pee : 1 114.2 T 1 Ton 3! T 5-512 T, . Eb E — ssensitieeisie : ly at Kokomo, 1 Hurlburt Trucks will shortly be assembled in St. Louis to meet the a ee crete es : By SE aig CME a ED | — end demand for quantity production in the Western territory, — a ke | a Se ee eee) have been the ideal Family 4 | 1 : i bee ee ee ee (pe EU tan ee Meee || Laxative for 40 — - it eee . Agency applications are invited. All Ae ee RE St Seer ag ha eae sh dere er rom. Come in and we : Be recs © I Oe ss Bat: Se eae i antee of reliability. Gentle : | \ agencies will be allotted June 1st, 1920. a A ce 1 rnene SL |. EE ai ti ape MES aia caitn oT a ‘acta in action, they are entirely 4 St. Louis territory available for dealers. : Bea | bog me 8 ABs ee ee ee free from injurious drugs, # | and we guarantee every i? ‘ : : ae. ° | Ba ee gs Ns, Ly eee ee An. "meen and are intended especially M | ists, today nk wil | Hurlburt Trucks are supreme in every civilized country in the ae = Ye a pe es et ae 3 ~ for. constipation: mil hoice, so take our advice _ | world. 2 if ee a, ; v3 biliousness, indi- f° needs, for another in- t ald BS hs i ? e gestion, torpid liv- 7 | “< “e ry « « a m8 er or inactivity of the bowels. Sold by Wolff-Witte Fi - son Drug Co. and all leading druggists. Warner's Sale Remedies Ca, , :: ; All-Steel ical -: ae ; ; é | Rochester, N. Y. ; Dump Bodies eee | ADVERTISEMENT _ Laon he ‘Se 2 ear ee ed — Snccrqae me | he HURLBURT-KRAUSE MOTORS Suc ————— Sees os \§t ° —_—_s MANUFACTURERS AND DISTRIBUTORS $5. fn T°. gue. sit will be filled prompt- EXECUTIVE OFFICES WESTERN DIVISION | Sard FULLERTON BUILDING ST.LOUIS : ee ° ° SAINT LOUIS HARRISSURG.PA. NEW YORK CITY | ¢ Hydraulic Horst Bridge the Gap Between the Operation THAT — | and Profits FEELING! © a Do You Know What It Means? © a at the venelae setell list 00. Think of it. Prac- n pay a small deposit on irty days for you. RE CO. REN id Vj MT ¥ | ; ‘ 1 Wifi fete nt at | 4 it i e What is this grap ? is | - ) pee es It Means That You Are Sick, Says r hy wut! ll JEL BG Neg pe my Ds It’s the time you los in unloading. When vou start to haul wit 1 motorize: a Great Health Expert. ‘ 2830 Locust St. 7 LAdtdddn hf; loti n Niqersinvene : : , ae equi iene vou find that your invested capital must be figured in thousands, . ay fi *, ; pepeoy a ene - one = ne = i <t | ee ay. . . . 2 : , * :3 : = —es, SSS = ——, . or : a2 ne it used to he figured hn hundreds ( onsequently your fixed ov erhead Cadomene Tablets Will Help Tou . expense has advanced and-your percentage of gross profit must be ‘gr A en TRE : +o meet it. Just what does this loss in unloading time mean to yout Bridge ing, but you wonder why. It is beeause that gap by installing Woods St. Paul Hydraulie Hoists and All-Steel Dump the’ various organs of your bedy area — E WITH » —— aes eee = ‘ Me seal NN | ; 7 }\ yi atin’ ee | - —_——— = a : U BUY: Bodies. We maintain complete and adequate service at all times for Hydran- not doing their normal duties. Re by ° " ‘ , ’ need A tonic to he p) them per orm ; lic Hoists and Steel Dump Bodies. < a Bee ee ieee takes bald. Aaa mene Tablets are guaranteed by the p EE } j a — » ‘ vou need to overcome the le thargy of 3 kee Hairs Van ERS Ck t : poisoned nerves and weak, flabby ‘i | ‘ ; _ muscles, Try them a week and seo 7 ) ace, Neck or Arms . : seas , what wonderg they perform for your . little powdered deiatone handy poor, tired, aching body and distressed ?- ’ . 4 4 nind. Sold by all druggists. Truck Body and Trailer Dept. 1815-25 North T wenty-Third St. |] ~aiiag the sear i019 tho Post-Die- } hairy growths appear make ® {th some of the powder and & ter, then spread over hairy sur- r 2 or 3 minutes rub off, wash Dispatch printed 101,680 Fomaie® | OISTS, STEEL AND WOOD DUMP “Wants’—-13.276 more thas ® ‘and it will be-entirely free from wind MIAMI TRAILERS, HYPRAULIC HOISTS, HAND Hi . 1 AN Help “Wan | : ; blemish. This simple treatment Distributors BODIES, SIMPLEX 4-IN-1 COMBINATION BODIES, R. B. LUMBER ROLLERS ‘the FOUR other SI. Louis ewes, & ling, but care should be exer- | pers combined. ; be sure and get genuine dels- se you may be disappointed. 7 "e553 % eed oe, A » Dope ss

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Se See se foe a a SUNT \Y VORNING \I RY 1¢ O70 Ss ' (fee bo: , 4 srAICH ¢ . oe « : -— 4 ; AY. , , ae PM, rh oah!, s* ‘ . ? me eT 'OUIS POST-CISPATCH LS Ce Bees ce casi ee Saree eats Posts ye. ~ = ee ‘2 : nee St ae 4 a = ne ean eee eS j Bin ————_— Se ? : RO PTEEeeUeeuneeeeneeeenacs ff = oh ban i ADVERTISEMENT | 7 STANDARD TIRES NEW BOOKS FOR THI Introducing the tactic > & /4 ‘f i a ae i se oe es a “SyRIIP iF FIGS” 121 000 I) GOAL “tH L. dio ghia ) S Petes jh | Ge Bao: | s ae a uae ; } fi 4 Bat aan Yk a 4 follow! i ; f | i ete ot i . i Pp = ae the OW TN ; ea ee: ie { | t >» ~ V4 sal 7/3 " @ a Any of ne : : . . t ¢ | ; | D MON 8 ’ ° = (Gaeent by parcel post to ce HE 4 | | Don’t miss thie chance to cut your tire | | e receipt of postage, in o at . in two and get agjeadard make Spark Plug = - - of teation Fl +: | sr geoie | FREE, We ship at once on approval stan- | “os a: ve AT TATE: ‘site ae : a _ aio . “ ? Q |} -+ | dard Goodyear, Goodrich, Firestone, rae ‘a reget IE y OU NG WAGE By : Campaign for Funds ty Alt ne agp ne a Se ag 7 aol a SY pony 4 5 | a ots AND THE PROBLE ) ile fh . a . condition an our Money Back if you ”% —— a : % . eae 2. ig ay . : ' eee ' ant or miles. Sosure are we - . ; oe: me eee , +e u ie ons from little stomach liver “a Pe - that gest no de- . k . | 5 1¢$ gafe x ae Alav. (,ives Engian an), S086 | Men Aiding. wis hotate Gone at woseeten Oo : ‘The Most Serviceable Truck in America | = 19 Car Se Fin an ce? it and bowels—say “California | together tires known as the double-tread ‘i tit mr ! A ge i 34 | and reconstructed tires. ‘ | | = —r ; > is ty | .., | . SEE THESE LOW PRICES | a 7 2. zu The financial campaign of the Sal- | Sizes Tirgé Tubes Sizes Tires Tubes | = a ) ‘ ~ 3 a | BRB --Y4b..51.75 — B2x46.. 12.26.. 2.70 | s HATE ye | vation Army, which wlll open aes et 1s senere ter | 7 : " ulti { ie week from tomorrow and continue) gina ..06.. 22 36x4% 13. 2%.. 3.15 ¥ igen ¥ e 3 S2x4 .. 9.90. 2.40 sines wt ry? | | “a oa four days, is for the purpose OT rals- | Sana ..11.%.. 2.60 8bxb .. phere ~ . ; ! es ' 3ix4 ..11.81.. 2.0 six . 16.90.. 3.76 ie - | [J ing $121,000 to enable the organiza- | Remember a standard make Spark Plug Free\) | “We have driven our Instances such as this are by no a it a a as with order. When cash is sen . aN _ 45° ‘tion to carry out 10S prograti of nome incu: ee oe mye ptttigs cma om Ay | i a» ton Paige truck 4000 ° ‘ i ee I service work for the next 12 months. eaten Eye T hake and Ak Piper Pimp teen | miles in Siling roads. As means exceptional. They are, 10 a Fe R. King Kauffman, vice president | CLEVELAND TIRE AND RUBBER CO. | it is equipped with a 600 . US 4 NHALY Na ! of the Mercantile Trust Co., ig chair- ! 3121 Michigan Ave. Chicago, I. ; i] q ie 4 fact, almost aS numero as Paige a a ia, . . gauon istriputor, our ad i man of the Salvation a swat av ge load is fr 6500 Trucks themselves. Owners of Paige = ‘4 Board in St. Louis, which wiil Super- : . Ib Toda | & Hi ee Dee ts ~ and acts in | 3 to 7000 ibs. 1lodate, we a a] i vise the raising of funds and , on Bi Gn the carrying on | have never been been Trucks know that the Paige is a : % | rork the absence of | and have no to bu " a ' 4 = ; eo he her aaa T P, Chap- | ‘not had y truck of unusual stamina and they * i Kauffman from the city, 4. F.% | any repairs—and, believe a ; -eside >» Chapman Pa- 2 Y . , ° | = ian, preshde rit of the hij )} | epee; ' us, we use our truck : tim sub ect it to burdens Me Hs = per Co., and chairman of the Me eneit In order to introduce our wonderful | d” ss - ‘The tilting locking steoring whool hers’ Conference of the Chamber ot wexcormircecasmc uses, F _— ‘ than it was intended | | Commerce, has been presiding A | give you, absolutely free, a puno- W &? W prea eT even - ie ate he interest of the cam- ture-proot WEXCO TUBE with BE ANACH ILLIAMS | meetings in the | each purchase of a tire. mj harmless laxative or physic for th@® ,ajntenance of all St. Louis activi- little stomach, liver and bowels. Chil-|,:.. gor 12 months, ending June 1, dren love its delicious fruity taste 2O...048 BOK | . ag ae pg *,1920—$18,505. Full direétions for child’s dose on | For remodeling and building an . . . | a ‘ each bottle. Give it without fear. | dition to and lifting the debt on Mother! You must say ‘‘ California. and eight tubes to each customer. a iniesieall seeineenienmii | — Order at once; offer limited. a = wa =ene y . Be A 7 PAIGE-DETROIT MOTOR CAR COMPANY, DETROIT, Michigan | Pricesinclude nn 2 Papeete A | NEWELL MOTOR CAR CO. 30x3}5 8.35 34x43... 13.00 | Locust at Jefferson The Tiltlok Steering Wheel is fully ap- Because the Tiltlok Steering ‘the Salvation Army aMternity Hos- | ) : Wheel is a oe - " i pital and Rescue HLiome at 3740 Ma- ‘S¢ oe,” | %s eae sr ageam cane HF 9 ae proved by the ADVERTISEMENT ‘ine avenue, $13,000. ; ¥ ; : , . an a he “ge Free Reliner with Each Tire combination au- Underwriters’ 2 MaA28088 be ee DRIVING POSITION | tomobile lock : es Laboratories and Insuranee Board and the reduction in your insurance premium = will in most cases pay for the wheel and its installation. | St. Louis’ share to roceqennesagt the In ordering, be sure to state size wanted, also whether P : s beginning June 6, se. clincher, plain or non-skid. Sen 5.00 deposit on | home for 12 month ' "© . . | gach tire, baiance C. O. D., subject to examination; | | 1, 1920, $4000. (Half the cost 15) § por cent discount if you send fall amount with order. | h your order today. | pi ‘ residents side St. Louis). _paid by residents outside St. | 4for the purchase of the property: WEXCO TIRE COMPANY | 2687 Washington Blivd., Chicago i . and tilting . _ steering wheel. , “@* . * * - c : A. HrhIGH WAY S ree Pe — ‘ing home for working girls, $15,000. a Cy wh eg k Se Oe eM ty RS, Seah ‘Bap: es , = 7 me ‘ . i ‘ m ‘ oh te tS Ke ~~. .* : % , » whe 2 : a ee . 4, at a pl * Pee fy ae ete > Ae i i To meet any deficit for operation for OH U 5 | : = ME dys ASAE Ab OL: RAB GD IE RY. Ep te Sa Da the first year and for remodeling ana ‘ oJ Le ‘ > kik ' a% tebe oN . cS : a? f 7 . ’ 6c : : : ‘ . ass 4 _ 7) )) Mrs. Southcott of Medina. Runs All, : refurnishing, $10,000. | We know vour car | if For the maintenance of a city re-| Right.’’ So did the cars of ten vears “Here is another letter that makes me | lief and day nursery, $20,000; for ago. nm . . k vested you rage Bat happy.” says Peterson of Buffalo, “one maintaining a frgsh air camp for Along without a _U. & ° C . PY 2! aoe DMve than @ thou-| others and poor children, $10,000; BURETOR. Sure. You can weed “Money isn’t evervthing in this world. |for support of: three corps in st Along without Your pneumatie | There is many a big hearted, rich. man : -j j { bu é who would vive all he has on earth to} Louis for year beginning June 1, tires, foo, but BE Ss & co e able to produce a remedy with euch 9 . 25,000 for general D's healing wnower as Peterson's 1920, $6000, and $25, 10r Bg L.. B. TEB ! l 2 Ointment, to sell at all druggists for 60 fynd, rents, all overhead charges and | 9125 Locust St. Both Phones lat 1224 Dillon street, which the Sal- ‘vation Army will conduct as a board- — a It is an utter lk : 7 Ls 7 i ee Fe 3 ibe impossibility to ' 5s) TENT LER Eee Teo ea enema nememmmmemaaenee as Lee ena ne an a drive or tow car away when properly equip- = s- wETED UPWARD ped with a Tilt- lok Steering cents a large box - i ’ : Read this letter, written February 14, for all salaries paid workers. \\ heel, Advanta z38. 7 agg Sena. yg eg —— More than 100 business and pro- | 6 ge it je true, every word of it. fessional men have volunteered to) now it because get similar letters ‘ , , > ‘ ajon “ nen, arte —— - f h almost every day from people who have | &lve their time to the campaign. | ics — re =e O t e a Ba ointment fer old sores, eczema | Teams are being organized. Mem- | ; J . ( es. . . a | Is it any wonder I am happy! i bers of the American Legion have | f / ] iltlok Peterson Ointment Co. Inc... Buffalo, . al / My. Y. volunteered. Dear Sirs— | The members’ of the Salvation | | a, * Steerin j > 4 i - We fit all TILTED DOWNWARD § “I was an untold sufferer from an old ' : . avor | running sore and ulcers I had tyied | Army Advisory Board are Mayo! most evervthing without any relief from Kiel. honorary chairman; R. King Wheel The Majestte Tire & makes and i ve . A friend told me of vour wonder- : wi een ees ae Pi ‘een away Kauffman, chairman; Oscar Buder, \ 1e pain tha 1ad not left me before in i ~ ‘ “m . és years. ey atter using just nine dollars T. P. Chapman, James E. Cowan hi oe Rubber Company * \ models of cars, worth of the salve am cured, The ulcer | qpju..ac ‘ ine (jseorge L. JDver, Sa. ; ‘ was 9 inches by 6% inches, is all healed | Forrest C. Donnell, Georg Indianapolis, U. S. A. inecludi t | Car cannot be inciuaing ,ne Stolen. n can walk. Never, never will I)! Adron Fuller, Rabbi Leon Harrison, € without Peterson’s again. Hart, Edw. Levy, John Ford. When or- CC Se) 2 eee ee 2) ee eee eee ee ee ee ee ee , aay use this to recommend your | Luke E. ointm you wish. cannot savy ae TAeli * Sharp. Senator ‘ Saleen to praise it.” Yours truly, Mroe Schmoll, Fidelio & ; I %., na Car eannot he Albert Southcott. Medina. N. Y." Maii | Selden P. Spencer, E. B. Stinde, “L, | orders filled by Peterson Ointment Co., | Koo eee - dering by mail Buffalo, N. Y. Judge & Dolph. E. A. | T. rune and Monsignor J hn J. a . towed away. Medler, Enderie Drug Co. and Wolff- i Tannrath, chancellor of the Catholic Wilson Drue Co. will supply you Bate n oe — Sn | Diocese of St. Louis. ADVERTISEMENT ___waswingTON U, GIRLS 10 GIVE specify model Lock eannot he ¥ ‘ and make of car FORD DRIVING picked or jim- account of in- mied. | | | | i Reduces your insurance. terchangeable TRY THIS IF YOU" ™, } HAVE DANDRUFF. "AS YOU LIKE IT” TUESDAY There is one sure way that never | Play for Teachers’ Endowment Will | fails to remove dandruff completely | Be at Municipal Theater in _ and that is to dissolve it. This de- | Forest Park. stroys it entirely. To do this, just} Girl students of Washington Uni- get about four ounces of plain, ordi- | versity will present, Shakspeare's ‘‘As mary liquid arvon; apply it at night | you Like It’ Tuesday evening at the | when retiring: use enough to moisten | Forest Park Municipal Theater to as- | the scalp and rub it in gently with the | sist in raising the sum promised the! i bushing. Easily Increases driv- ing comfort. installed: ecom- plete instrue- Easy for driver to get in or out of car. tions sent with ‘ALL S\\\\ e ‘ , \r ' -oPt . . . De I — a — i — each wheel bbbdit finger tips. iteachers’ endowment fund of the uni- | a ee Oe ee ERAT An EINE tl at - LL EE IONE LNT PCY Pt Re OLIN LE LE OT Re en! POS —ss) : LADIES! COMPLEXION ' to shut off the view of the audience. | 52 96 Bomont 306 2125 Locust St. Centra] 4906 : | Another innovation will be the) a | ZS meee ee ee ws a . : ORRIES ENDED AT LAST icv lighting system. Towers are be- | ZS = —N ey ee - i “TEUCLELaeciLieiircire rh Tt! ‘ ing constructed at either side of the — eye a +. — \stage, from which all the stage a — eee SN = a: ba This Delightful New Vanishing Cream) lighting will be done. Some beauti- BZ SS ‘a 285 eas Tree a womtee ful effects are promised in the dance ‘ACH Med tcetic: Tire j li . i Z * i=S S3 or Money Back—Just Try It. 'scenes with this new system. Majestic Lire ig a link in the chain‘of Z Sch S re mamma “a Dy * head * a | good will which we are eagerly, zealously Get a small quantity at any pharmacy, | PAGEANT AT ODEON TODAY trying to make the most cordial, heartfelt good wy MK / By Using STRONG DOUBLE TREAD TIRES. nee e+ eee« eee wee eee rages - * : Py . 4 ‘ 4 Qeking for Howard's Buttermilk Cream, will enjoyed by any tire in America and massage it daily into the face, neck Saeiiceiiae co Hig elp The fifty-first annual rally of the 4 To attain our end we must build surpassingly Guaranteed for 4000 Miles. Standard Guarantee. @rms and hands. The directions are .sim- ; : 4 Missionary Host will be held at the pie, and it costs #0 little that anvirl or By eending entire amount of order you can Save 5% 3 our special cash-with-order discount. 4 You ar and learn, w of other church seasons and the In- | : Ld UG KILLER dians will be taken by men and/ ; 2s eo who have acted in other » : D. Q. | — SERVICE You. can eftisily make at home a full | SCHUMANN-HEINK IN CONCERT @uart of the strongest bug-killer for 34c., | » @nough to kill a million bedbugs, roaches. Mme. Schumann-Heink will give a e428 and ants. This recipe will not burn, | ¢ ‘er : ge ay oF Or Stain the clothing and is entirely | concert at the Collseum, May 27, for ent from any other formula we) the benefit of the newly-established ili the erga. re of your druggist a 35c¢ nackage Catherine Springer Home-for em- Devils uietus) P. D, Q. then | Ployed women and girls. The singer ° ec mical “eo Rotela enabtate and deretiings | Will contribute a substantial portion STRONG TIRE & RUBBER CO. 3019 MICHIGAN AVENUE, Dept. 24, CHICAGO, TLL. Let us ’ | q to keep yo BELTING Auto Enormous Stock New and Used Power Transmission Machinery, Belting, etc. 3136-38 Lox % = Woman can afford it. Your complexion | Odeon at 3:30 this afternoon, when good tires. ie Y = Our T as wT ‘leage > ; must quickly show a decided improve- | ageant | aii > TRL, ; ; *11* = ur Tires will save 16% on your tire cost sore m . = : SRM dr your dealer in euthorised sausaba Lge cig y : Naga = on Any Majestic user will*tell you that the serv- Y = for less money a: : : coir money without question should tyme. All of the Episcopal schoo!s | , ice obtained is a source of great satisfaction. / Y 7 \ © ~ And are constructed to give service. ‘Ui at 3136-38 7 you be disratiasfied. yin : : ‘6 ° . 9 Y \ Y ; : , 4 > c ee =e MOE Memeo oh ¢ erties ° mune a Or): ? ? 34 " . . | a ie * the “~~ will attend, .and the That is why “Majestics” are sold again and / Y) Meine A ging ey ence See fr customers 6 S$ — With wrinkles. hard little lines around, ‘Peasurer of each will announce tne | again to the same customers. 2 ' : my: RULE SE ; the mouth and eyes, coarse, sallow. faded ®™mount of money given by the chil- : ‘ Yy 4 Satisfied customers are our best references 2 . " F 1; looking skin, or simply roughness and | dren to Bishop Tuttle and Bishop Majestic Tubes are {j , Dita > “> ePpeEE Tri he “¢ “4 -new. fresh stock. h | pha ag B postive Suarantes of satisfac-| maiden, Who calls on Mother Church © . * . Sixait othr RF ent. * 310 » 45 ‘+ 3 ave a typ toe cee site "Re RR | to help her convert the Indians: st. y a estic re Co ; it can lose Make Your Own) 22"), Sunder, Miss Mary 3 oi8th 4, $2 Gepost, for ench Sire sepeeme Renee © a 5: , Franklin, Ash Wednesday, and parts | s. 8. or Cl. plain or N.S. ig desired—all the same price BS: The U 3 U3 ; —— - * > 15 doses 15 ‘eN. 45 ddses. 30 eta. edbuge and other insects. ‘of her usual concert charge to t} aa ble for the peske devils to ex. , - val Tteatintins fer the weak? deviie to ex- | treasury of the home. | THRESHER BELTS REPAIRED Special Hospital size $°!.50-~makes five Arrangements are in the hands of We rebuild and tepair Leather, Rubber nd Canvas BHeitin our druggist hae it or he can . , YOU oF sent prepeld either aro | the Executive Board of the Home. ae ey terre Fiaute. which has worked out a program of | re 00 package. ola by the more popular music, and decided | ; i's every pa 4 ys a ae Jobnson upon a correspondingly popular | ‘ing, Sew l.aps etc. FULL STOCK MEDART BEARINGS ee —_ TEUSCHE & Son Machinery Supply Co, 527 N. Second St.. St. Louls, ‘— PRICE LIST NO, 184A ON BEQUEST. Relieves Constipation, Headache, Buiousness *" Fee ee ees Ge 004 * Be eee ee ee * eaat BU Louis, 6nd gale of prices, I A tt Mc ee — - EPRI GO ELL TELE ET ONE NL A IE LI ALON NTC EN! Se RIO ete ae

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i$ safe r, : i mm i A he Tiltlok Steering Wheel ps fully ap- the Inderwriters’ aboratories nd Board and the eduction in your insurance premium will mn most cases pay for_ the theel and installation. roved by Insurance its Advantage of the _ Tiltlok - Steering Wheel Car cannot be Stolen. Car cannot be towed away. Lock cannot be picked or jim- mied. Gives England's position | Rew forley. The Xu- | cates a sort of United States of | ® Findlay. thor says: “This book is intended | Hungary, giving each nationality | * 037 bate ‘> ae +r re er 2s et . f te een tee tate es hy det rare "es ats et e* «4 *** . Tt a ae Ay edt or + i oe ee eS Ay" oy — "y . . : BRT eee me 28 ee i ie cccal ai ii i Hift SR BAT? otaty ‘ ec Shy | ~ A Powerful Car HE Standard Eight’s story is simple. The erigineers of the Standard Steel Car Company had perfected the steel construction of the world’s railroad rolling stock. 3 They believed that they could build an automobile of power which would be a Jight car and yet would give full riding comfort. They went ahead and did it. The Standard Ejight’s powerful motor, throttled or full lunged, will meet the demands of any situation in road or traffic. The car’s balance gives riding comfort. Its light weight is appreciated in figuring operating costs and upkeep. See the new models on display. and Southern Illinois STANDARD AUTOMOTIVE CORPORATION Distributors, Eastern Missouri Oy Temporary Location, 2824 Locust St. ma | -H OUR A /\SUNDAY the fullest liberty of internal self- determination. od for learning the Spanish lan-| guage as spoken in Spanish-Amer- ican and in Spain, with a pro- } nouncing phrase book for travel- | ers. glish and Spanish. By L. St. John. Centains not only sug- gestions regarding flies, but also hints concerring apparel, kinds of fish, tackle, reels and casting. In- teresting little book for pre-vaca- tion reading. OW TO RUN A WHOLESALE BUSINESS AT A PROFIT. Plans Index and vocabulary in En-| and methods for cutting down ex- , penses and increasing sales. Fig- ures based on a national investiga- tion made by the Bureau of Busl-| One of the Shaw ness Standards. Rusijness Books. UNITED - STATES; A TORY. By W. B. Guitteau., Throughout the book special em- HIS- | phasis has been placed upon the. relations of the United States to) other countries, in order that those who study it may realize fully the importance of our world more | relations and our world responsi- | bilities. BRIEF GRAMMAR OF THE PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE.—By J. Cc. Branner. A book prepared for the use of the American stu- dent who wishes a practical knowl- edge of the Portuguese language. The author is president of Leland Stanford Jr. University. SCHOOL OFFICERS’ MANUAL.—By F. L. Brown. A manual to be studied by those who wish to become Sunday school and church leaders. The author is joint general secretary of the World's Sunday School Association and superintendent of the Bush- wick. Avenue Central Sunday school, Brooklyn. N. Y. ! j } } | ' } i INDIAN PAINTING.—By P. Brown. | INTRODUCTORY LONDON | ' i } ' ! | ; i | ks iT S: Yoh “USE US" USL USI seteere CEOCER THO KEVEV ED eH ee eer hare Awecereasse eCaesdesoese reer Qsesseeerreees S| STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE ite ~- + ePeeeeeaee® ec Golden Rule Service For All Makes of Batteries. all ready- A New Battery Service Station for ALL Makes of BATTERIES And a New Central Distributor for USL Batteries in Eastern Missouri and Southern Illinois. ¢ BATTERY SERVICE STATION, with facilities equal to those of any SERVICE STATION in the UNITED STATES, at 3136-38 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. In this SERVICE STATION we will render USL GOLDEN RULE SERVICE to all car owners, and to ALL MAKES of Batteries, without discrimination. All our repairs, on any make of Battery, are guaranteed for eight months, on an adjustment basis. When you need a New Battery, we will sell you the sturdy USL BATTERY, and we have a type for every make of motor car. The USL has extra wear compressed into its machine-pasted plates. It is the one which is shipped “Dry-Charged” from the factory, so that it can lose no vitality before you get it. The USL BATTERY is sold on an adjustment guarantee. You are cordially invited to visit our NEW SERVICE STATION, and learn, by experience, the meaning of USL GOLDEN RULE SERVICE. ‘Let us Register you on our monthly inspection list, and we promise to keep you “battery-happy.” Automobile Battery Service Co. 3136-38 Locust St. | ST. LOUIS, MO. Phones: Bell, Bomont 135; Kinloch, Central 475 W have recently completed the erection of a modern, up-to-date eC CTR CRE HPO SRS He HOR eee ewes eer ee eee eee eee eee eee erase Ceeseceeees j TETTTITTTL LL F. TYTTTTTILIT TLL LLL 2 SI USL. USL USL . > *-* gO OO ESAT SE ESH PES SSTEEHE SETHE HOO OTHHF OH ESe ee eesaseoreseses®e PRCT Hee eee eee eeweee sr aeees ee ** ,s se USL USL SOCKS OH eee eee eee reese &F SEPSSCSASERE HERP ESE SENET TOS SOTH EES SEES OEEESESOESEE SSO we SEES ESES *e@eree i **e q Pug Rue hae *eeeeee eee eee eeeae **ereeGare ** . . > eee se + eeeeeeer hac An eeeeeenr8e8 eeeeeeeseecegeeaeeeae ar seeece eeerereer Se sereaerseeeeeee ee eee eeeea eee eetre rng Pneé& rAgcg rnc > FOO ROCOEE HCOOH OEE EEE OEEEEEO SOE . > * TOPO HER HEESEE CSS EEAEEERECEO SH OOEEE® COLLECTED THE s i; SUCCESS WITH HOGS. By Charles | best- GENERAL PATHS THE EINSTEIN THEORY. A popular explanation | A book on Indian painting giving, first, the historv from the earliest | period and, secondly, describes In- dian painting. namely the Buddhist frescoes, the Mogul miniatures and | The au- Govern- portraits, Rajput art, etc. thor is principal of the ment School of Art, Calcutta. and; fis in charge_of the art section of| the Indian Museum. There are 17 illustrations. AL ANALYSIS.- and L. C. Plant. MATHEMATIC- |} ~Byv W. P. Webber | The contents is) | a result of several vears of study | and trial in a classroom... The ob- | ject of the text is to make the in-| troduction to college mathematics | more effective and better suited to: its place in a scheme of education under modern conditions of life. Paul Webber is professor of math- ematics in the University of Pitts- the author who is professor in the’ University of Leyden, helped to de-. velop. Masaryk. Russian philosophy. ~- By T..G. course of and EE Traces the politics religion before the war. thor, who is the President of new Czecho-Slovak Republic, holds) that “German philosophy has been A —_—~— re Continued on Next Page. The au-| the | oS refarns of from 18 io 25 rviles regularly report : fram the galion of gasoline and from 8 00 to 12,000 miles on ‘ires = I mo) i — NEW OAKLAND BENSIBLE -——— SIX a COUPR = OAKLAND SENSIBLE SIX N Oakland Sensible Six Coupe 1s warm in cold warm in wet convenient, quick, reliable and thrifty weather, weather. weather and airy dry In the whole vear around. Touring Car, 31285 Pontiac F 0. > ) Roadster, $1235- Coupe. $1885: Mich e : Four Door Sedan, $1885 Additional for Wire Wheel Equipment, $85 Florv-Bradly Motor Corp. 3] o7 Locust St. Wholesale Distributor: Mississipp1 Valley Motor Co. Retail Distributors: Sperreng-Oakland Co. 3436 Lindell Boul. Economy LLEN economy is emphatically expressed by its thrift in oil, gasoline and tires. Its truest economy, however, is shown in SERVICE, ’ The simplicity of Allen design, the acces- sibilty of/all parts requiring adjustment, its infrequent need of repairs—this super-service is economy of the most significant sort. Come and let us show you the superiorities of Allen design. Mound City Auto Company 2007 LOCUST STHEERT JOSEPH A, SCHLECHT, Pres, JOSEPH A. WALDE, Mar. ST. CLAIR MOTOR SALES CO, East St. Louts Ill, MANTLER MOTOR SALES, Grand, Near Lafayette Av. $1595 f. o. b. Factory Five-Paasenger Touring, burg and Louis Plant is professor | of mathematics in cultural College. CHURCHES THE GREAT FIRE.—Bvyv W. Jen- kinson. A beautifully illustrated book on London churches between Michigan Agri- | BEFORE the vears of the dissolution of the monasteries and the great fire. The | {llustrations are for the most part) from plates or drawings at British Museum. written for presumably A. Young. A textbook the student who has mastered the elementary which properly precede the study of astronomy. The author is the late professor of astronomy in Princeton University. He is also author of “‘The Sun.” POEMS.—By A. Pe- the) ASTRONOMY.—By C.| subjects | terson. A collection of interesting poems. The author has divided his collection into six parts, the Divan and the Songs of New Swe-'| den first published in 1887, Pen- rhyn's Pilgrimage, published in 1894, and Sea Grasses, published in 1900. The last parts, called Waifs and The Recluse, have nev- er before been published. MEANING OF THE IDYLLS | OF THE KING.—By C. B. Pallen. | An essay in interpretation of the! Idylis of the King first published | in a magazine in 1885. After many |! requests, the author published it! in book form, making it more con-| venient. Dawson. The latest and methods for the feeding, breeding | ' ; and care of swine by an authority | of long and wide experience. AGE OF BUSINESS. By B. J. Hen- | drick. Author has been on the staff | of the New York Evening Post, | McClure’s Magazine and World's Work. OF INLAND COMMERCE. By Archer B. Hulbert. Shows the various stages in the development | of American commerce from the | discovery of America to the inven- | tion and use of the steamboat and |} the coming of the railroad. The author is professor of American History, Marietta College, Ohio. A. Lorentz. of the theory of Relativity which EE Cuticura Complexions Are Satisfactory You may rely on the Cuticura Trio to care for your complexion. The Soap to cleanse, purify and beautify; the Ointment to soften, socthe and heal redness, rough- nesa, pimples or other eruptions; the Tal ‘cum to powder and perfume. They are ideal preparations for all toilet uses. 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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATC . | b : SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ° 4 eu ee, Piste vie ee ) 7 :. . ih Sa tale iy eae | : | = = = : ~— — Te = en re Se s + E > : —— _— . at - : i" Wr National Ja — * Wrestling is regarded a ———— —— ——-— -— + » ‘res! Tires! Tires fem | new aooxs ror tHe week | | ta | ~ ae _ Tires! Tires: Tires. | AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY | |; | The Proauctof Experience | aaa _ me Cord _ 6000 Miles 8000 Miles 5000 Miles Continued From Preceding Page. ‘i | the disturbing factor in Russian | Riedl one a a HE Chevrolet ‘*Four- Ninety” - | 4 4 4i4 D ’ NS. Sw We) a eSs- | Ht . . 7 /|/ senet. A charmingly wititon auto- : } : hight Delivery Wagon equipped biography of the great French i with two extra seats makes as conven- composer, beginning with his ad- | if lent a passenger Conveyance as it is an mission to the National Conserva- | efficient delivery unit. = tory of Music at the age of nine. | ) : comfort and allow ample space for bag- By FE. J. O’Brien. Yearbook of the : | oi gage. ‘The snug side curtains afford 1 , . ’ on A American short story. | | | . Be | 33. a7 MP OOD FOR THE SICK AND WELL.| [@ complete protection from weather. i , > am: ‘ ; : ; : By M, J, Thompson A practical! | ; p : ere . . : P Aa . : c ‘ 4 > af | ry ; 2 SS | i . : : . little volume ef recipes and sug- | Ki CHE\ ROLE MOTOR CO. e fe. S ° ‘ no z| sestions on diet for the sick, for | 7 Factory Branch | PAS Sir Tem «FO nal | , . =| convalescents, and for those who ; 8320-3330 Locust St. ——— ge | UU. 2 e aeees ; . Bomont 95 Central 301 | Stee | , * . = ' LR DRE ey atts 0c lid satel Ripon a Ee A ae are well and wish to remain so O O it would a: : 3 el 90 to 10 it wou | FAMOUS MYSTERIES. By J. BE. tured the ings. gage i nouns | have _ res 2 Open Sundays and evenings ”| Watkins. A collection of stories | ] — | ~seuggee ang 4 We deliver free to any part of the city. is concerning people of supposed | A es See ah As al i aa: — H i t D li not been for the INRGARD |/§ Mail Orders will be filled same day received and must be accom- @ royal birth, and of Mterary and/| nop sere ratte ble 6 panied by 10% deposit. : criminal mysteries which have 90% of all punc — : #. puzzled historians, detectives and | | — Independent Tire Co., Inc. § ciueenis hires vos i ip & | : hap." : p 8 e @ CELEBRATED SPIES AND FA-| ff as : YY . od a Dist: ibuted by >| 4 ‘ MOUS MYSTERIES OF THE | | sa a ? > ee ' | Th S dd Gale Co 3152 Locust Street GREAT WAR, By George Bartgn. i] —- | -5 t} if e cu ers- . 3e9 Central 619 ae combination of real storiég, } Wn) Ss, , : it . os ae ae | which for absorbing interest, can tall ‘ag ae -¥ en a : i Increased production makes it possible - Bomont ¥ pa St. Louis, Mo. ) — | Ree onary ae : je TEE RE Sa EE ak AINE te ‘Ompete with the most tHrilling ge a 7 £8 :| tales of fiction. “The curtous dis- to deliver a Skelton to you at once. $3 df hy : toh a i ase - =>" ei . - ; appearance of Lord Kitchener | Hl ea we 7 5 ' es _ ; —— ‘| - - ‘ ce ADYEETISEMENT ey rib and the case of Edith Cavell are | i “fp Built in St. Louis; no freight or extra chargeg” a , | for handling; factorv service. 4 RHEUMATISM at : two of the subjects treated, f be 4) Le een ns FROM NEWTON TO EINSTEIN ‘ nin RECIPE aal Saw Dhenention oat. : Rok OF OLA 7 ~’ By Benjamin Harrow. Ph a a, i) Chevrolet Light Delivery Wagon with two Extra Seats, $830, f.0.b. Flint, Mich. : “4 ferer' a Simple "Herb Recipe Absolutely Wh Os we little book attempts to give, in ] Beauty of design, power, speed and unexcelled ma © that C letely Cured me a ter- , » % ‘ mpts f = ee = - ee SS = . - i Ry rible attack of muscular and Amflamma- ig eatherwcssf ll f opular form, an account of Bin- , 7 chanical qualities place the Skelton in the rank of autge Coma aiss T cridh bad tailed me, 1 aay mE) masse stein’s contributions to our ideas | mobiles more costly and less economical of maintenanga, have given it to manv sufferers who be- : * y" i LANT | ot time and space, as well as to mri = - our knowledge of the universe in | latina | Come to our showroom, or telephone for demonstra. : : ee tion and be convinced that the Skelton is several hay lieved their cases mepeless. yet a J — a aan lief from their suffering by taking these simple herbs, It also relleves Sciatica Service Dept., 4714 Delmar—8000 et | general. His work is so largely avs. ~ Perars Ghee warifier You ate most Feet Floor Space eer Expert 1 tages 7) dependent upon the work of New- rie > 3 } d 1 1] b tt | e th in the lg Ss f it eo : ; . a Sey - Ss y , ‘ » ; SS ) . , o.*. ¢ ese Ree reese - : *s ite sagsst 75 ee sees 2335 +o wonderful blood purifier. You are most welcome to this Herp Recipe if you will ‘‘We Are Prepared to take Caré 0 send for it at once. I believe you will 41 N. King’s Hichw i ae lis . magmas : {t to the test. There is nothing injurious contained in it. and you can see for your- THE ARMY WITH BANNERS. RB i oe \ 4A 2.Na > Ww. y giadly send this Recjpe—abseolutely free Charles Rann Kennedy. “A divine | | NT 248 CENTRAL @ |] somo: 3150 LOCUST NTRAL 47 eelf exactly what vou are taking. I will enn sufferer who will send name 1 , ‘ , eddress, plainly written, "00 0 Ss The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening someiy of this. vaey (den: a ees) P. H. SUTTON, 2650 Magnolia Av., newspaper giving Associated Press news service. acts, scene individable, setting | | DISTRIBUTORS FOR MISSOURI AND ILLINOIS ca forth the story of a morning tn the | . Bacto: se —s og Se al S ATTRACTIVE DEALERS’ TERRITORY STILL OPEN — nb A 2B ernest tines ennences ioe iervret tems: Stews © Los Angeles. California. a ieniiahe early millenfum.”” The theme is aaa Christianity and the travesty of it ‘Sg by the vast majority of its profes- | a: ad tenocuiems Se Oe David Harum could trade horses, and so - oo» WES ae FRENCH FOR THE TRAVELLER. | can many owners sell Motor Cars in the } By J. S. Keyworth. The author. same way. But in buying a Used Car es a ie who assumes that the traveler has , © a * . . y. a Sire some acquaintance with the es- trom Newell, you are freed from the dan- A U 4 O O Bl ¥ E ] NS U RA N ® ¥ aE rae sential features of the French rer of misrepresentation either actual or . language, has undertak g anguage, has undertaken to pre- Nie Pe _- me ; cs $ 5.00 with application and $ 5.00 every siz pare a handbook suttable for those by insinuation. Weare too proud of OU’ 5.00 with application and 5.00 every sixmenth ake 8° OC TT ee ee reputation for ‘‘honest dealings.”’ | 6.00 with application and 6.00 every sit mam ake abroad. : | ‘i Deductible Collision... 5.00 withapplicationand 656.00 everysix 'HOW TO MAKE LIFE A SUCCESS. | 10.00 with application and 10.00 every six! : | | 5.00 with application 5.00 every six mont By Jules Fiaux. The author’s ob- | ject Is to demonstrate to his read- N I} M t | P : ' : eae agit - W : { roperty Damage 5.00 with application and 65.00 every sixmeni ers that nothing. Is an ~~ - e © O or ar O. I) Theft of Accessories... 2.50 with applicationand 2.50 every sixmentl misfortune in itself, but that we (You may make your own combination pte or more or these features 6 @ cost named, ourselves in a great geet in- Locust at Jefferson ) . vite needless suffering by our man- Lib M . C * ner of regarding those things that | erty utual Automobile Insurance ompany pit Ren amin agag beta) cag _ , | Providing the Best Insurance and Service at the Lowest Cod, CREAR OR OS ee ee 335 Rialto Bldg, Kansas City, Mo. 482 Arcade Bldg, St. Louis, Mi lieves that the cultivation of will- § Phones: Main 3493 Bell, Main 4163 Home. __312 Olive. Bell. 167 Cent Inte power enables us to meet real dis- = appointments and sorrows. SELEF-TRAINING. By H. Ernest Hunt. Hints are offered as to the best method of cultivating the! memorv and exercising a health- | ful control over the nervous sys- | tem. The author pofnts out that the truest self interest is shown | to lie in the service of humanity and the secret of character bujld- | ing in ‘‘Regeneration From With- | in”? TEXTBOOK OF FILING. By James! N. McCord. A complete book on | filinge—it applies the numerous eystems now in vogue to the va-| rious lines of business and to the) professions, giving up-to-the-min- | ute suggestions on matter of office | routine, cross references and the, different ramifications of filing | that are in use today. TRAILIN’.—By Max Brand. From | the “Wild West” show in New, York to the bullet-riddled house! and the lonely grave in the hills| in the West, Anthony Woodberry | is relentlessly tracking down the man whom he Delieves to have shot his father. As usual, at the i 1%, ey | | . \ Retece be) S ae ———— end of his trail, he finds: life and — ae ee) a aa tae es love, : ee aX | oe . cede | 3 ' | a a xa _, * Pd ae aU e i Lig reat, # ‘PRISONERS OF THE RED DES-|} , a ;! tee ERT.—By Capt. R. S. Gwatkin-| ° debs dated ni S : | Williams. The common belfef 1s' | | that there is no romance about! modern war. However true this may be as a rule, there is certain-| ly no story of the war, real or) ARE aan Se SESS ne ee CME s acianalieteeaded chai BY. Bacte = . | imaginary, more strangely roman- | : foe Hs Be Ree Aes | tice than C&apt. Gwatkin-Willlams’ | | true record of his experiences in| | the late war. The author was the} commander of H. M. 6, Tara, | } | OE ES I RO. 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Le re ie’ Cy aitie item of construction reflect Lexing- lighter yet stronger, makes for econ- a Ree | bs: : “ ye a ra) Mi 4 rn . tom” master-craftsmanship as surely omy. 2-Way No-Glare Head Lamps Grandma's Remedy Now Sold in Tab- | ) pt ze gt : . , | | SF lle . ro does : . . let—Sulpherb Tablets. | the . Ao ie? | . Gllferent eomeoti as. the graceful body. contribute safety and courtesy to | Many men, women and_ children | yt PaR Tae és; | mY? io eee =o ~ : 4 best suited to y For Lexington cars are built for night driving. hod heenees eeuk ai ce opie SNGS. Baar et ae ate, % bi : Sais Ny it And remembis hard pulls and heavy grades as well The equalizing Cable-Brake and | through the Winter months. When) ee 5 Py ae ya VE kG . : . a a ; | road.. ‘i'o assur as for city boulevards. O ~ E - | Spring cymes, serious ailments like | : a ? a p Hin eed _. ‘ | . | inant thoranel ne-r inger mergency are aids to tvphoid, searlet fever, coughs, colds, 2 Se = ers | 3 hy ) ™ | . ; 7 ig 7” ae : ne 4 aint | - “= enced mechan . — — | 4 . | ments .catarrh, neuralgia, rheumatic pains, | safe-and sur ' “ ) gr exclusive _betterments e control loss of appetite and a sluggish all-in , ee en Se A\\ ' : : | ma ‘this an easier riding, better Drop in and examine this new | feeling prevails. | ar Bg Ae f : | _— : ———__ 1 ; driving Car. od 1 tod The bowels, the liver and the kid-; | 3 ~ : = ; | Let us demon Mode: — ay. neys need. help. The blood needs | : . - bs | thinning and purifying if pimples and | : 2% : | a Sulpherb Tablets, 3 | ; Th <i - | e Scud Niip-ryy i iy n~ CDE tg ED tO image Sine which was torpedoed in the Medi-| terranean, and he gives a graphic, account of how the survivors were | held in captivity by the wild Se-| noussi tribe until rescued by the Tourtug Car, $2185—cord tures induded rs PHS TANT; ee ee *} ti} "4 4% TALS " t, ee ee F “Chassis, motor, brakes, and every “ The Unified Non-Rattle Frame, a Palin a amantadine apyta inl oP mentee a shi <tihitiepeoren +: ~ ae ore ok a boils are present. Touring Car, $2185; Thorobred (Sport Model), $2285; Lex-Sedan, $2585; Sedanette, $3150; Coupe, $3770 7 “ All Series “S" mode 4) * : ‘quickly relieve constipation and kid- | kets equepped wes ‘ney inactivity and elimination of poi- | t hes THE SUPERIOR MOTOR CAR Roo he cacecees x aha e ‘strong and fit for Spring and Summer. | : ; ee gi |Grandma gave sulphur and cream of | ; Distributors ‘tartar in molasses. Now you take. them in tablets with laxative purify- | Bomont se a 3030-3032 LOCUST a. Central 260 ing herbs—a better medicine, easy and | | oe ie 'pleasant,to take. D ists sell them | Open on Sundays, 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. lin 600 staled tubes. Every package | Lexington Motor Company, Connerevilie, Indiana, U.S. A. | guaranteed satisfactory or ogee back. Get Sulpherb Tablets (not sul- LE RT A A phur tablets).

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79 ‘ ll x ‘Si. LUUIS FUDI-UISrAILH Al eee as SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. : SK LUUIS FUai-LISFAILH 9 pe — em neanaine : - era Bae —ahenaben sis hierianenainsietlliattiibilimasiatiaas wet et as teat RE ST EE bs _ Wrestling gene areata . onal sport of Japan and there was large building devoted to the pur- became one of the. centers of, @ xa | ~ . tling 1! a! 1é@ na- *‘ rec ently dedicated in Tokio a verv pose of this sport. TIONAL PA K civilization, and its missionaries did ' 4 ror +: 3 : ieee —-- oe — much to spread (christianity in i T Western Europe. . @ i ' , we ae . - = po : i Contains 8000 Acres Surround: ,RRRNsiee mau a r a F ! ing Zion Canyon From Which 2 : ? . @ ! | It Received Name. Ry the Associated Press. ~ R 2 ° | : SALT LAKE CITY, May 15.—Zion Ae . ; fj (| j rit 0 g-cdisté Cw CA eras, how - J _— : tenance. 5 Why does the EIGHT pick-up 80 tly and | none ae the eae yap to be in Simple Simon Says oy — 3 ae rare —s oe ” | | lephone for demonstra. @& have so great a fund of reserve power? | | a perfect state of preservation, and tri : ¢ © pe " | rl rs of LaFa Moto | Skelton is several hun. : | | = during the coming summer « party | ACCESSORY BARGAINS FOR YOU, AUTO MAN!!! buto LaFayeTre Motor Cars in . J . . . P c eoloriste yin c oO Yl: ke exten- a » i class of its An aviator can tell you i | of archeologists plans t) man ak a e . Its price, ar id feels the y the meee! he — | sive explorations of them How they Dash Lamps with switch and Maztla bulb, $1.29 the St. Louis territory. % Car respond to touch of the will gain access has not yet been de- | §$pot Lights (special)............... $3.98 : | ; accelerator. ——tz_ termined but scjentists connected Tail lam 5 with Mazda bulb } QF t otor Car Co. It’s the minute balance of every anit that enables eee ywgtanng agi fin Gero ae ~ : | Repulation Ford Headlight ‘salt ~ mie Sa. Ww. Ramsry - President ~ . ST CENTRAL 207 | the mechanism to respond without effort or re- way is found, to lower the explorers | Victor Steering Wheel Locks for Fords. .$5.65 W. H. Ty : ‘| straint when under way. ’ over the tops of ee ee ee (eee ee? Oe... ae ; z — ie C ~ +5 sr ‘ a | _— ay aS Omme 4 . scribed its rugged cliffs as among |License Brackets for all cars at..._.. 396 a Mars kiki, [INDIANAPOLIS 7 r I mbrawiata ‘tencheaton .} , ; Fie tiom 100 per cemr. nature s ere atest Works | | Ace Ford Starters (very special Hy. IE $5.09 i NSURA NCE * COLE MOTOR CO Lipked With Mormon Eiistory. — | Combiagtion Pliers | (Crescent) - A49¢ : : ft _ ¢ ; tion and $ 5.00 every six months nae 2018-2020 Locust St. Bomont 682 Park is Zion Canyon, from which it | Combination Qil-and Grease Guns... °..; B3¢ | 4 tion and 5.00 every six m ee COME EXCELLENT TERRITORY STILE OPEN TO received ifs name, and if VW as | ” ' 1 tion and 5.00 every six m 3 Br RESPONSIBLE WMOTOR CAR DEALERS through this section that many early Ps Simon Supply Co. P 43 . mrrmo ) meers nasse \ lI¢ } eariy | : ationand 6.00 every six i. CoLe Motor CAR COMPANY, INDIANAPOLIS, U.S.A. Mormon pioncers passed. Much early | 907 Wr gavanth ot St. Louis. Mo 7 tionand 10.00 every six ? Morgon history is. linked with Zion , | 1» WL. 1S, i tionand 65,00 every six mo $ Canyon and the territory surround | tion and 5.00 every six m % ing it is almost wholly settled bs : a one — mink tat: i ’ people believing in the Mormon faith PISTON oy | / af © or more or these features at t c. : Many towns in the vicinity of the G ' ) ss =. new park have erected hotels to ac ’ gz THERE'S A TOUCH OF T RR IN ALL Co commodate the influx of tourists ex If your car nefds new piston rings Insurance Company . @ i) OMO OW LE Does Topay pected, and both the Government insta them wit t first tr oe . : on. ; , ane the ‘rote f "ts have mad Rating the TRUL-TALI Our honk oo Service at the Loivest Cost, oe « and the state \ tah “ ne } let. “The Balat of Power! as : xtensive nlans or letwork oOo! piains«how thie rine fite it e143 : 482 Arcade Bidg., St. Louis, Mo. 75 € x Ths \ : . : ‘ Pee A, worn " 4 , m4 . yop 1 — —— ———eEeEeEeE—eEeEeEeE7=~ = oe | 12 Olive. Bell. 167 Central, Ki 5s. an ‘ . : automobile highways 3. fred ~— sips ae . “. Se ee —EE , . HICH Or . io a SOR kacae ae tere The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening ; # on mnteniandli conti webiniinimiial COTA RE caieiaadainenmetiiens sS hake Eps napa , : : thine Dee ma «ap oe ee ANCIENT IRISH FAMILIES P newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ——— 3 —— _ TRACE BACK TO MILESIANS | — ; Tradition Relates That I-remon, One | \ ¥ of Light Sons, Was) King About 1700 B. C. Old Irish familles trace their de- =" scent to the Milesians, who con- is quered the country, according to ¥ mu ——sssi RI Se ee Se ee © er 5 Re e Bardic tradition, about 1700 B. © : | a , st says an exchange. The Milesians : : originated in Scythia, but migrated GQ ® a | ) : y 'to Egypt, and thence to Spain, 4 ‘ , a | where they became rulers of the ; ; : land. They are named after Miled, | ' : 2 . 3 ‘em the head of the clan that went to : : % a Ireland. Of his eight sons, Eremon % ie ay became king of all Ireland. There : itunes za : The Milestans had been preceded by three other races, the Parthalo- nians, who, according to tradition, came from Greece about three cen- og , ; ne man who tempers econonfy with wisdom directs the were 117 of his suecessors until the — — TH (=. r= say ay o - phersiy | E MM! OST BEA Wd IFUL CAR IN AMERICA ; ‘ RS : turies before the deluge. They were A Statement by the OrcuTT Storage Af surest meee ee : expenditure of his money judiciously. He is more concerned ‘ me ‘had scarcely taken possession of the with ultimate values than with mere cheapness of price. : ‘land before the Tautha de Danaan . ‘ ‘ , i Compan \ s St. Louis, Mo. (Tribes of the God Dann) arrived, It is to this type of person among motorists that the Paige car 4 also from Greece, and brought with Is | ‘them the Lia Fail, or stone of : most appeais. | destiny, which they set up at Tara. ; a 7 | They totally defeated the Firbolgs We, of the Paige Com any, have always taken the view that | | unless a car has the qualities essential to comfort, lasting satisfac | Your monthly inspection of our fleet of service motor trucks was made > af | yesterday. Your inspector reports them all in good order. We consider )and remained in undisputed posses- oe wR rom 4 7 A > ; >< s , oh ? ’ . sO ) p { he arriv: ‘ _ . . 4 setiatloal ~ alt tahitre that Cor pecan te ai nested of ve ‘the lean pes sich alias tion amd pride of ownership, it would be dear at any price. he DRREEMNMGE thts problem by using the long wheel-dec Service Schad whens heweie Seine (he So we built the Paige Glenbrook according to our ideas of what a — : 4 ragpeal ei need with _n —- eer ert solid SS ee a acme 06: ‘nil ee —s 2 . | real motor car should be—a car which would be not only a reliable Nee enn’ ee eatrenn rawueet certain of one Christian era. ‘They Paad the Cc] is vehicle of transportation but also a car of beauty, comfort and power. | good appearance. In many instances our patrons request certain of our system, the direct legitimate line of or v : frucics to move them achich they have seen on the strect. During the past a eae —_—-—- - ~----— a | five years we have not had a Service truck laid up for repairs for more nobility and paid high honor to +s coeeeene TROIT. Michigan 4 4 : than tiwo hours. This has enabled us to seruc our patrons promptly and scholar, . statesman and soldiei PAIGE-DETROIT MOTOR CA R COMPANY, DET! 0 : 8 a h Ps shows the efficient service that the Scudder Motor Truck Company are Their nobles were merely heads of Bic Manufacturers of Paige Motor Cars and Motor Trucks 4 . se rendering to users of Service motor trucks in this city. the clans and did not, as under the ; | | = feudal system, own the land. This rs a js pe y was the property of the whole clan Lt 4 4 | in common, and certain parts of it ewe otor ar 0. a fe _.: Experienced buyers look deeper than first cost-—they base their selection on three were set aside for the support of : . ‘Main points of comparison; the truck itself, what 1t has accomplished for others, and the chieftains. It was a perfectly | Te deans ; ; ini democratic system. ocust at e erson ; me service back of the truck. After the introduction of Chris [ oo tianitvy by St. Patrick, Ireland soon With the demand for the Paige Gaw . brook far exceeding our utrnost pre re- ‘ ' | ot es : Owners like SERVICE strength and power—they like the dependable manner in Which it perforims—and its ease of operation, They appreciate the increased haulage . duction efforts.a prompt decision le‘ r : efficiency and the valuable business prestige which results. USED ARMY dvisable. Orders placed : : : aavisahie. Uraers row mean To meet every haulage need of every user, SERVICE Motor Trucks are built in 80 .. —S porn open n | different combinations of power, speed and capacity from which to choose the one Government menace ap ee - a ; best suited to your requirements. | | i : And remember this—a SERVICE Truck must not only be sold, it must stay on the Goods (Genuine) 2 * Toad. ‘T’o assure this a most unusual service is maintained. A large repair depart- , ‘ % ment, thoroughly equipped with efficient, modern machinery and in charge of expe- , é AS " ? 4 . | PI ‘ < . : © : . F » MTlenced mechanics, guards against delay in making necessary repairs or replace- Overalls and Jumpers i. 0 e Vie ae re ments. ‘ ee See 15¢ alt i Let us demonstrate these dominant ‘‘ Builders of Business” to. you, Raincoats aannesasetoon=s $3.00 : ; Children’s Tents... $3.25 a The Scudder Motor Truck Co (Also suitable for camping) : . ee ? Socks__________2 pairs for 15¢ mt - 3950 Laclede Av. ? and Many Other Useful Needs qq Be Zusls Mo. 1547 WN. BROADWAY \ 4 . Li 6510 =| 3 Telephone Lindell at 3737 W. BROADWAY 1509 S. BROADWAY MOTOR TRUCKS | — Builders of Business| t . , F kee jig ie pa 48 : <

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A TEA AN ct Ne SN tt AGES AE a eR Hom ~re ? age EM EI SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. a os yeaa PLE OS rah. ts Dy (rer ee mere - ma em _— aoe : - P EEE - Whi RT PLES pote ttdj ? rere ‘ ’ TE ti] +) 2) SOE eae ie of i aT) - ad . * gp denne atte PP pT poe aera be writer ne “che ae RRS OO Pe A EEE ee ores ‘ ee ere. ae i , + ’ ce z ; ‘ beh ‘ - nat Part Fame * x a a S. pincer re ap > Fas ys tea Cor Be ie ae 3 ie Sota = eS _ ' ’ seerPeoertaerve . Lao ti ' | 7 ; Hie ; ’ + Peres eeeee etian ; Baa i} eer piititdel 3 oa . - “ ~ ‘ a ~ am : $ ; yet Pht : PR fete wal Pe et rh ex = > * oS Be Ae ee Be oS > ORD. « ; aaa = — _— : ar oe 3 nas wee ES, BI oe erat Be rete, oy gen oe — Se ne menial ~ Rie Ror AS 228 h : 7 ; iS oor at nat ee a i Sal I Sang Sg Pett te TMS ert . . Raclaa eaine oP ae wee : Te — oe ot ik oe ae ued ea ts Magy A Tae Pitty Sy mer Peale ee os ek eee IE Oe rey ee ME eT RN eee eee See ty ee ee ? densa OF ee lst eh TNO as) per See ; perce oman . Saabs. exp OE in sehr Seen OT Sigh aS aie —— aah ar pi anata P . ee ET Ie ; 2 Pv sabia — eo agese =~ ptm ae be » =~ ows. eaten eee eens ‘ apetheated ~ 1 eaters . s +- EAA x: “ sor inal Latte RI re Senet l *t shih e*> e* ‘ee ‘fee situ ‘ ~eeticpaactitin fers eter AAA A 4 { if , i ‘ie % 4 - ‘ s A OAL LOLITA ATI LN ITERATE tt OTE ONCE Neem - ~ Rs Oe a eS «eee eee es oe © eee « « ere ew coe NE Ne re ee er er mnuringnr the ee Ea py Mapa ‘ mee ron Zullo 2Or SUMS WF in rant A sgursnsel ig r. MAb GARY pat Ae as i St a : z ta “ '. Se . 7A ee Sher fs af: SH The Ready Acceptance of CHALMERS is Nation-wide HEREVER auto: This makes just the right kind mobiles are dis- _ of fuel for the cylinders. cussed the merits Ram’s-horn, with its easy air of “Hot Spot Chalmers” are bends, rushes tie “cloud,” at a freely conceded. » speed estimated at 100 miles an For its Ram’s-horn and Hot ~— hour, an equal distance to each Spot devices have solved the cylinder, and when the spark problem of extracting the maxi- _ plugs ignite the “gas” you get mum power from low grade _ results. “eas.” Phese two devices have done Aad Chalmers performance much for Chalmers. They have has proved that those engine _ given it remarkable smoothness. troubles which are almost ine They have brought down the variably associated with the use _ item of repairsand replacements of this low grade “gas” have to an almost nezligible sum per been eliminated. year. ; Hot Spot “heats up” the raw Many now say Chal- as,” “breaks:it up” and va- mers 1s one of the few porizes it into a “cloud.” great cars of the world. Qeaity Fires Weber Implement & Auto Co. 19th and Locust Streets Bertrand Motor Co. Gundlach & La Croix 4130 Olive St. Dupo and Columbia, Ill. Seifart-Wyant Auto Co. 334 to 340 N. 5th — . St. Louis, = ee ee ee eee, «ae be -- o= Sk ae Tene ee nanan ane Sr a " “" > buh + i oO 60am) Ss ae a La | -* UITPURPORUEOHORPREEUSEES: SLSR EREETIR LEELA } ie . in ES ae 5 6) ie Osa tae. E88 Ty eae titi aga phe 7 ry PETPOP PC erry pehaeitaad i wa lee Se it tee ? a i } 2 Ae BDRM. het ntti tse Melina ane te tne haa me alll te TTTTYt tee tea | TTrivsttyi tit } i j i} i rit} ti} ' j LUSUD CE VEUTU SESE SEU USE COSDES DE CULEUU ESS CORBUCLO EESTI EOROULTETCRNTVLERETER DIET L i bens i} NUH TTE AT EAURTTURIVGHONDIONSETTOCSIBENE: dil TIT tht he i Hhad * onde Se ee ee > ~ oe I Aa Ni A ge eA hh eh Ag A ONO Sse ee Pe a ly vie ky me 4) ax 08 ae O68 ans | peanatanetan: tT} ’ TT rf } Tthe ih} i sar? ti Lili 1) | /ures merely because of an accom- | al rrr rey i i TOPRGUPOOSENESORSGR Dyaseernesor ir Ty SS we a ae Mh ea SAS Sse BARRERA SHREK” OE i igiliiiel le a | ea. merce 5 + Pe Se ot SS, Reconcile atest Meee > 2 z hess . TE Bal Sed Lae : tay 5: « ~ a * Oot ? hie ee , ‘ “ = J rare k, oe: | Aas era, ry ~~ Ly € ry ee *e" be " tT PSs Nag 2 avi ? -* a eee t : Bs buen? pack et M4 wei 2 Ki el i ‘ =, ” « 3% wae e. . : . ate th ee, xt Stewarts cost less to run in seven years of progressive truek building, the Stewart en gineers have refined and eliminated a pound here ard there until now the Stewart is a 100% truck, powerful and durable beyond the last “factor of read safeta. The Stewart is economical because Stewart simplified design éliminates hundreds of needless parts, produces A simpler . stronger truck, easy to operate and keep in order. With less weight there's less wear and tear, less delay and expense for repairs and replace- ments, less expense for tires, gasoline and oil. Every dollar you put into a Stewart is a live, w orking produc- ing dollar. % Made in the following capacities: 3/,-ton, 2000 Ib., 14, 2, 21% and 3% tons Prove best to buy—As the years rol! by Bishop Truck and Tractor (Co. FRANK BISHOP, Pres. £814 LOCUST ST. Stewart Distributors Idve dealers shonld wrife for aur provorition. Good te- ritery ; >. CRs a » AND USEFUL INFORMATIOP elmar 2 Typical St. Louis Users Who Have Found the Olds- mobile the Truck of Maximum Economy. Missouri Cider & Vine- gar Co. Heine Boiler Works Schoenberg Mfg. Co. Coliseum Ice Cream Co. Wm. J. Roberts Under- taking Co. Mohr Decorating Co. Frank Weeke Jos. F. Walsh A. Moll Gro. Co Broadway Laundry Co. St. Louis Produce Company Valley Park Oleomargarine Co Bailey-Henderson Wall Paper Co. Schroeter Bros.’ Hardware Co. Western Wire Products Co. Holstein Commission Company. Morris Candy Oo. Lucks-Orwig Co. Mound Coffin Co. A. Zeibig’s Sons Upholstering Co. Roth-Homeyer Coffee Co. Crown Margarin Oo. H. P. Siegel & Oo. J. Arthur Anderson Laundry Co.. Bohn-Lenartz Commission Oo. The Oldsmobile ECON.- OMY Truck its NOT 8 converted passenger car, but a specially butit truck with atandard A eee Settee +} i} i HETHER vour work hes over city pavements or country - H roads such as the truck-tour will traverse this week, the H Oldsmobile ECONOMY Truck offers you the advantages of , i SPEED, POWER and LOW OPER ATING COST over trucks iH of a heavier class. It saves time—oil—repair bills. You = al an Oldsmobile in your business or on vour farm. READ OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN ' EXPRESS TYPE, DELIVERED..........91575.00 ; PURCHASER PAYS ese ewe eeeveeeeeeeeeeceenenee 525.00 ’ 4 AR ccc: 96s oueae ” Payable tm 12 monthly payments—S$S87.50 each. : CHASSIS $1475—CAB AND SILL, 81528 Sold on same Plan. ,t4 ——- = SINaEEECURAREEEEEEES enae ane = 7h ee er ee a — —— —— <= - ———— neta - —— | SS a x —==== | DeLuxe Automobile C would take an active interest in such measures,,and that, if a proposed code were submitted, he would re-,. fer to it specifically tn his first mes- | gage to the assembly. He sald he) would not veto child welfare meas- | panying appropriation. Crossley Makes No Promise. Lieutenant-Governor Wallace, Crossley, Democrat, wrote that he ‘would take a personal and official | ‘fnterest in child welfare measures, | and would urge the Legislature to | | give them carefulattention. He said | he could make no promise as to bills) ‘carrying appropriations, but added “TY should be glad indeed to see the) 'State expend liberally of its re-| ‘sources in behalf of the little —s | dren.”’ | | Charles H. Mayer, Democrat, of. St. Joseph, wrote that he would take | |aggeressive action in behalf of child | welfare measures, and would not} ' | veto a bill simply because itt carried | lan appropriation. | John M. Atkinson, Democrat, of) St. Louis, replied that he was willing | ito answer both Dr. Wallin’s ques- | tions in the affirmative. He said ha} appeared before the last Legislature | “in behalf of children’s code wont |ures, as a member of a committee} 'representing the Chamber of Com- | oo — - WAPLE. TREE FULL ( OF SYRUP, Sugar Developed in Trunk Exerts a Pressure Downward. | The maple tree in early springtime) becomes a syrup jug. It is mighty! / good syrup, too, when one can get, the real stuff. | The puzzle used to be how and why this happens. Now the secret is un-! , derstood. | | Beneath the bark of the maple’s trunk and branches ,is a_ cellular | structure, in which starch ts gstéred_ The starch is food, and when spring! |} comes it is wanted to make new, | growth. | put the tree cannot digest starch, and therefore the latter is converted | ' by enzymes (inorganic ferments)! into sugar The sugar, dissolved in: the tree sap, is carried in the form) of a thin syrup to all parts of the | tree, distributing mourishment. The syrup flows upward and out-| _ward toward the twigs and budding! leaves, and the warmth of the sun! causes it to expand. There is gas, | 'too, in the cellular structure of the: 'sap wood, and it expands under the| ' same genial influence The result is a pressure downward, | }and so, when a hole is bored in the) _ tree trunk, the syrup trickles out. A. | 00d-sized sugar maple tree will yield 50 quarts, or enough to make three pounds of Sugar when boiled | down. | The superior quality, style and expert weaving of oe s Elastic Hosiery as- sure a comfort, benefit and durability the ordinary kind cannot give. Our long experience and our expert hitters are at your service. Sanitary, well-furnished fitting rooms. Expert men and women fitters. Trusses, Abdominal Belts, Surgical C orsets, Braces, Crutches and all other invalic supplies. A. S. ALOE Co. 533 Olive St. 535 N. Grand Ave. Ri _— | truck units, heavy Tor- i P. H. Brockman, Pres. ier mie tee "an | Service Statiok Lomont 121 3807-19 Laclede Ave, 3118 Locust St Central 360 ae PUTT Ms bs a | ‘infil aT MUM MUTI LL WenaTanenutHt taurine <08) aniaanes PoUeetitaii) j fl nt inne TMM ML en TIM LL bie: PT a ITT TT | Columbia feature. unnecessary. They don’t have to buy expensive hood covers. The shutters, closed by the thermostat, keep the warm air under the hood. The thermostat thinks and acts pra rend the driver in. winter and A Device that Thinks and Acts for the Driver The thermostat is an excitusive Columbia owners don’t have to worry about carburetor adjust- ment. The thermostat makes that “ADVANCE MOTORS COMPANY L. F. JALAGEAS, Vice President 1421 Locust Street Distributors jor Eastern Missouri, Southern Illinois, Western hentucky RIECHMANN AUTO SALES CO, EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL. 624-26 MISSOURI AVENUE M. D. MORRIS, , SPRINGFIELD, ILL., 128 N. 7th St.—-Main 3713 aa Shutters How They Save 30% in Gasoline and Wear The radiator shutters on the Columbia Six are automatically opened and closed by a powerful ther- mostat, keeping the motor at the most efficient temperature in winter and summer. Naturally, this results in a remarkable saving in gasoline and motor wear and teaf#, averaging around thirty per cent. There are just two ways to prove this for yourself. One is to ask any owner of a Columbia what auto- matically controlled shutters save him. The other is to drive a Columbia of your own. COLUMBIA MOTORS COMPANY DETROIT, U.S, A. RICHARD C. HART, Secretary and Treasurer Olive 7469 St. Clair 168-L a? a WwW (FEM Of” the “TLEG, Awa Ym ° A A A et — — — “oe Pees ai he ‘ r Fie - <t P : ‘ i Pee. Se i. ; 4 g nA ¢ ee GG hee RRR he COR Nee sf. . : hee. 8 MA he Wika v raed Pee” | ea Paka coals. th r ey fo aint AS ca A SS EE Te ER A te : Heb ee « v aa 2 ee Se ad C'% - AOL PED CON BET uve SR, ee ee en ee eer ies

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Davai MUL ANLNU, WAL lo, 1Y20, ide -_ ST. LUUID rus: ttt EER OOO da ‘ rte y seem hee Re. . | +? “ be? i S417 job Avements or country averse this week, the the advantages of t COST over trucks repair bills. You on vour farm. NT PLAN ~ «++. - $1575.00 @eeeneee 525.00 ee = .81050.00 50 each. $1525, . * Bomont 121 Central 360 Unlimited Mileage (Guarant KOOLVMBIA \ , : A Made in the long-famous Brunswick- Balke-Collender Company factories. Constructed of best materials by expert workmen. Tested to meet the exacting standards of Brunswick quality. Backed by a world-wide reputation. Marketed through dealers who have chosen the Brunswick because of the service it renders. el . ee ern ee ATO at ee —— a hs WSS : tm Pe, S aea + a ‘a Ss . fs pit Petey “ % 6, PAD Lie ade * ‘2 ® V8 LEDS 8 7 “ ee oe Buenger Auto Supplies Hartmann Tire Service Johnston’s Garage...... Liberty Tire & Supply The Angelica ......... Arco Tire & Supply Co... et 7% ©, 0 eee 5% eee: F St. Louis Tire & Rubber Co............ ee. Se EE iv ca env cceeeonenenenés Bhoenfeld Auto Tire O0........ceeeees i, CE ..s se ccese veeeeneede versity Tire & Rubber Co.....esees eee 3024 Locust St. eeebe oeeee eevee St. Louis Dealers: 21st and Angelica Sts. 4145 Manchester AV. 5206 West Florissant Av. 2263 S. King's Highway. .6153 Delmar BI. 4969 Delmar Av. 2856 North Grand Av. 3001 South Jefferson Av, 4009 Chouteau AV. 2824 North Grand AY, Lv — J ~~ oe 4 - 7 ee satin” of Se wes aay =<. ee Buy Brunswicks this year Try one and be convinced HE experienced driver, the man who judges all tires by the actual service they render, best appreciates the merits of the Brunswick. He realizes that tire quality depends upon the standards of the maker and upon the reputation that maker has established. A reputation for quality, built for 73 years, must be ups held by every Brunswick tire. The public’s confidence built up during three generations cannot be risked on any but the best of tire materials and workmanship. Brunswick—the Service [ire Tire after tire, Brunswicks render plus service—service - in long mileage, in comfortable riding, in safety and in mini- mum.sattention required. Tires cannot offer more. Try one Brunswick. Put it to any test. Keep its record. Compare results. Be convinced. : The history of that one tire will soon place Brunswicks all around. St. Louis Suburbs: EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL. , East St. Louis Gasoline Co ......, Bighth and State St | MAPLEWOOD, MO. a The Giant Company ......... -ssesseencsees 7361 Manchester AY, jj WEBSTER GROVES, MO. bs County Motor Car Co........ssscseceeeeeee 220 West Lockweed Om, ele pater ~agsnteag 0 Oe AA DAey ee whee

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Api. athe aihnalh ane metas . ‘on = 7 ‘ a te ee “—" t= >. . - te» 7 a Y a ~ map Serre ~ SORE «= A on Le a MAB APO) 3: ao PO ee Se ajicaeeiits Ceti gie® ato owe wr pees , at Gr Bara ae aps” io aw e _ weorentonie 7 SA ~ mannat ae. Lsnneul =. ae oe rs-% ats “were ee ee eee 2 “es per ete « - oe Busbas sunmsnsty AL bo we = POST. ef | SUND SCR Clotheseee Needed in ibnoet Every Home AT ODEON THis WEEK i REDS it &. AO | g (OA | o ~ PART FOUR 3 Dp 1); Performances Thursday, Friday | 7. i Va fl- S i} ‘ and § saturday to Mark 100th | i p L d | Year of Institution. | : No Page im Our e ger > A Living Room by Day—A Bedroom by Night The B. Lou University Conten- [Ill | nial Pageant will be given at. the h ~~) | P f | |}Odeon Thursday, Friday and Satur- vu f M Wi | iday hights, with Saturday matinee,’ § “y Or | 1 emen Only $6 a Month I ay or t ; lin celebration of the completion of é. the hundredth school year of that institution. } © ee The pageant, which has been un- (gm s : ° Pai — - Qt ‘der rehearsal for more than two Hm —whreh meahs Vou haven threat middleman >) prolit Lo par months, is described as an allegorical , : . , - “ aS exposition of the life, history and Or, —n nd ane) having 1d pay .e. Yor re S#. ane SLO at least. achievements of the university since HR ) : \its establishment and the influence Mi ‘1° Be ae . oe. ; we “4 oom 2 q — a . oe ; . . — Ol o buy the [are untl- | 2 @ 8 B a .intite of tha founders of tile aes Te every thine into considertion, VOU CAH 1 : ; _ ff fy -| a ( Peg nar reception as they step MT ity elsewhere unless you're willing to pay $10 more, - Ee ce s/t it Mahdi dees , DEG RE a ated oe oman their bark canoes by a group) © ‘of savages. An Indian ceremonial a i —— / dance will mark the close of the first aah 4 ht x’ _ | ‘é J ‘ “ ' | 4 ey. ce . =) x tabieau. Scenes of similar charac-| gy . 9 f yy yf | = a Aw yh” 4 ae nt} ter will mark the close of each period . Yr oy ve ay wy, : + ‘. WY 3 until the final tableau, which shows ee On & CW O if | b: i A fall Size Bod pF of z ’ the university as it stands today. y += ‘. lhe . thine Principal male parts will be enact- i e i ‘ — “ (ed by students and former students, | ° ° / “4 Fe N extra bedroom is urgently needed in almost every modern F among them being Joseph Hardy. 33 " {7 q . flat and apartment. This Divan-Bed Outfit solves the problem in the me 6 |who will be the eh reged seroma Si: og O} rin EB | @ most ideal manner—-as the davenport can be converted into a full-size bed ‘ 4 rts6 in the part of the Evil Geniug; FREIGHT nF ; — aaa ‘rec ri. _ > -Establishmen f the founders of the university, will!) Bg L's i, ys rs, operas’ AWS SEF erai an tate e Ss 1 > ° . : ~ : ~ 2 ; , : ! : + . ui, . : a a, -» - + > = pl : .s P ; Ve ; . , P a 4 : eed credit at the cash price >, 2) y § |dances by Misses Leonore' Cahill, | Be a wert >, is He ha ee? es on 1eS ' a enter Con ol | (of Columbus Choral Club will handle Hig ke ae | Ee | Body a oe ; Pea » ’ } ’ . ale Por hee gr Be ag ereat ‘“stvle show’’—this spring display at Bond’s. Me ge aR eR geen aod cad PRS ARE ~ s : : ed ’ , 7 widespread div erseion ‘ during Government cont usually heavy traffic it We ; . = lief of Peter Simon Pallas, the _Ger- ; ; > {ESE nationally-advertised Simmons icons deneubaites Ye Sank Mimi aed ee | an | Beds are worthy of all the good things that ; jectured that the opening of the Bos- a5 TR @ yes a ae ae ee at 42 + : of eget ea a have been said about them. The style illustrated |phorus was the occasion of the £ a, The petition states is particularly massive—has heavy continuous posts HE ice compartment 1s at the side instead draining of this océan in the midst gy a ae te a and fillers—shown in Vernis Martin gold finish that of at the top—this provides extra space for ‘of Europe and Asia. — . ow | looks like brass. Comes com- the provisions and permits you eee aie Ee serva hi ro em. deaf. had terrible head noises | _ on ‘ = ion ; ink f: ie t ¢ syeryv sect} "} surgical operations, finally orig? : aken when the cou plete with all-metal link fabrie 3 4 4.00 5) to get at every section without Fund for ‘pate Slav Relic f. treatment that cured the caterth, Sim tape spring. <p ameed stooping. It is good size—wel —— | W ASHINGTON.—-The Jugo- Slav | hearing, stopped the head uoises. g The roads ask. also priced at eevee *oseeeweeeweeeeeeeeee made and priced at } Embassy in Washington has an- | Has treated over 20,000 cases Of COMP auowed to curtall pass ‘nounced the receipt of $214,384.10 ; ie" i since the wondertul renee Sa : Where necessary. but fr | to be used for relief in Jugo-Slavia. vi i that it should cure any case lw in a | Of this amount $95,092.27 was do- 2 Rye as and help deafness and head nolses aa: had been done only in ¢ " y “ me Fa : Pee ee i ee ips | ' from catarrh if the tissues of the midgeay | It was requested that oom- iZe e vet ugs 4 ac eS OT a! fonier nated by Americans, through the ote ' are notinjured, Want every sufferer ¢ sion set aside ita regu! | | Serbian Aid Fund, organized by Mrs fe 6.4 een: catarrh or catarrhal rove how aa , holding forma! hearings rs | <<. ‘ 2 Be : my P p t " prove ai ’ 00 'Grouitch, the American-born wife of , ve rt ae tten O forma! be ! $ —$4 n h . —$ phe . se . relieves. Many people have wri ai summonses be ieet 4.00 Cash ; a Mo 3.00 Cash 3.00 a Month ithe Jugo-Slav Ambassador. The re- , wa were cured with this 10 days fret " no answer be returned ment that did not cost them #@ cent. | ®hould be done as a mainder was raised by the Jugo- * ; * x ot | ; '§ ni : ) , Ts O , Says: ft (hai ha an ats a eee SN | Slavs of the United States, who have ae eo Connors evada, MO. ys ‘| aN gael g; 7 K ® rap boone Per —— ee , Nibicea breathe clear through my nose.” 2 given by the commissio! trial did the work My head is jer” pediting the effective da \ of : e | of clothing to thNr war-stricken rel- ‘Sanoculist and wurist of over37} _Dlatned The railroad « mi . SERS, tole A: t atives. ence treating eve, ear, nose and (hess resented to the comn vu. 4 eel 4 ae Y A thet! — — _ eases. Is responsible 5 ee oneeee "m= there was no tmmediate rn —— Good Pay for Harvest Hands. thereby saves work-==-time=---money or eee saline ueeee (reatmeat " taining enough equipan HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Kansas s 8 at our expense. It - —_ — Se time for proper re] ! : ors hro ‘ ~ : In wheat growers in conference in ana insures a brighter, cleaner y g _ mee S00 pecan eareteel . — ee ce So Hutchinson recently voted to fix. 70 cents an hour as tl tandard w: : 4 Address OR. W. O. COFFEE, "Ps sp nuing, % cays | 10ur as the standard wage tt ih et Nies 3 scale for harvest hands this wheat am pre ier ome. ‘X2 nder these cond! harvest. The scale last year was 50 Bromine — cents. “Cleans as it Polishes.” ra ° “E H ur or! the ae eetce cr aie ese ADVERTISEMENT $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 $1Zes. yf very 0 @ *°8 granted to the comn | - t on act. so th Says His Prescription rer All Dealers. |e Had. to Aree st ME retes Sot 300 cause. of Kidney and —=@ ‘es directly affecting th | : ; | he: ing and the lif id co! | as Powe rful Influence | : mE zs Bladder Ailments. | “4 People i eee ews Ps ray a ‘ Jority in movement ® | Tells of the Good Balm ! = “That equipment, part Over Rheumatism 6 lets Worked. SB rerreerator. stock aod | 66 . 99 Mr. W. E. Goff, connected Beeded to move these E 4 Pease mB 0 rs as l eans DL. & W. R. R., Syrace eae MAY have like preferenc W are featuring a special offering of high: [? eombines two pieces of furniture in one Mr. James H. Allen suffered for years - 5. writes: « «For two years I Mmm UY.in movement to thos F. a the country where they” grade Velvet Rugs—room size—made of good a well arranged chiffonier with five draw a | ee eee ee Ye Mak Id thi l li ~ rete in | ‘ i 4 ive drawer ; fered from disorders © he ae quality velvet fabrice—shown in . BEE ee : rible disease left him helpless and un : Sep, es 0 ings ook like new. “ery 1); ing pain 8% '¥ required for loading: and hat box—and a large ward hide hn era and bladder. istressing bel sf Pegs Sep = “That for these purpe & broad range of newest pat- $ robe which is supplied with coat Me Gealty Gedléed, after seara at [ 5 se Almost anything that can be back and hips, depressioa and * nt tue torn aad Giedl terns and colorings. Very un- hangers. Good size-——golden oak » Be Ud ceaseless study, that no one can be fres nervousness. Also many 8 'femmission. the carriers usual values at our price of....,... —and specially priced at from rheumatism until the accumulated: 5 | washed can be colored at the hour or se, I would hews : MMe TPerized, so far as neces: - : impurities, commonly called uric acid the pressure is bladder re pone or del the loadin é ay ’ deposits, were dissolved in the joints and +9 same time with Aladdin Dye bearable. My ankles swe 7 - ent of ether leas tmp muscles and expelled from the body } iry ih | ane arsh. i Aint CPs With t ins skin became ar . “™Moditie fa . iN | his idea in mind he consulted Soa using Balmwort Tablets I a j tles, pesca hae \ = J f Physicians, made experiments and , : Pp. ' Goods | | iP, Strictly finally compounded a prescription that “ee ef and continued tabiaes a 3 jemary, the reduction of O Quickly and completely banished every at e ers. feel wholly re lieved of pai : “Ser service; and gene ne sign and symptom of rheumatism from fering. I am glad te F 2 Other action as the his system. ‘ ’ s system . Balmwort Tablets as @ - “Oder the exercise of Price He freely gave his discovery to others, . } henef} ial mm edie ine, hes a J who took It with what might be called | on Cie 4 d may find Dror < — ; ome " 2. , ~{ marvelous success. After years of urge- eo Riackburn Products W@& eo, or. we Tt an ive a | where know about his discovery through ton, hi » gugra J . ns aforesaid. newspapers All druggists have satisfactory, or money bae + Suspend State 1 ON wt it ann cae OB appointed agents for Allenrhu in this vicinity with the understanding that Balmwort Tal ta ‘se - ; = = ea = pS vow! nm Ah Asay Oy 4k ES to all _ The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening Balmwort Tablets? Sold by | . i ee state they received no benefit 4 newspaper giving Assogiated Press news service, (druggists. Price, $1.00, as Davenport, lows —

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February, March and PART FOUR. te ———- Eee , -—---- ee 1S COMMISSION. TN RECT ALL PASSENGER AND FREIGHT HAULS lishment of Priority - Loading Orders Similar to = Those in Effect During! War Urged to F acilitate. 4 ‘Movement of Food and » Fuel Where Needed. ~~ ee « @ Ara . NA ater ’ SHORTAGE OF LABOR AND CARS CAUSES ines Ask That Operation of . Federal and State Laws Be “Suspended in Order to. 5 Center Control in Federat Body. a —the proper de- first long-pants i sla! to the Post-Dispatch. » WASHIN( ‘TON, May 15.—Reail- ; m@ companies are on the verge of | pd, anil In a most Spitelysis so far as the effective gy from the grow- yetiovement of freight is concerned, Clothes for the ecording to admission today by the. fincipal carriers in a petition to the | state Commerce Commission, = the immediate establish- pent of preference and priority in| Hight shipments, such as exisied in s first stages of the war, and as- | mption by the,commission of all to it in emergen- | isportation act. sl fon virtually prays that the In- te Commerce Commission as- ume complete charge of the more- | . of both freight and passengers. | % Principal reasons assigned by the | | ATARRE TREATED FREE -4 an) 10 Day A ai will trea any case - sa oe Git Marfiers for the existence of a de-' deafness OM Weloping transportation § crisis are: | head nomen bortage of labor; shortage of cars caused catarrh 16 rv. days and ea nish t he i medicine aay | transportation due to restricted | itpment building during the war: tepread diversion of equipment our expen ring Government control. and un- | to. prove thal msually heavy traffic in all classes, Dr. Coff of commodities. originait . co ment W >The petit! states that, in the cure it. pinion of the companies, the situa- gece eee ee oa “mon is such as to warrant and re- maf, had terrible head noises, had Mulre emergency action similar [to rgical operations, ‘finally originate a 3 th taken when the country entered. atmment that cared the catarrh, restom : war hearing, stopped the head uoises. 2 = ie A ‘Std Mie roads ask, also. that they be} POST-DISPAT SUNDAY AVERAGE 400,116 dence,” worth $600,000, ‘fously disappeared. warehouse today confiscated Representative Dver White House today Thev were presented by i CH | April, ae antes —— — ‘Pages 3. 10. — + - 0 “ _ eqs ee ee ———-— - - = — ST.LOUIS PO oe — -—— - ‘ST. LOUIS. M AY 16, ee ee SUNDAY MORNING, ee ee ee 1920. ae ee in $600,000 IN WHISKY DISAPPEARS FROM BONDED WAREHOUSE Evidence Seized by Prohibition | Enforcement Officers in Chi- cago Missing. Special to the Post-Dispatch. CHICAGO, May 15.—"The r, evi- Government agents had built their hopes of numerous convictions in {l- licit liquor operations, has myster- The, confiscated ifquor stocks secured in raids be- tween July and Jan. 16, and stored in the Sibley warehouse, has gone from there and lett no trace, it is declared. This is a bonded warehouse, and ! | Supposed to be surrounded by all the | Safeguards the Government thought inecessary. It was noticed that when a case came to trial, the particular liquor seized in that case was miss- | ing. A force of auditors went to to check up stocks, but there the Was ‘upon which | ee the | FATHER OF TRAI ROBBER DIES ON WAY TO GET BODY KN OX RESOLUTION TO END STAT ' Alleged ‘Master Mind’ in $5,000, 000 Bond Theft S | | i i | | } } End Comes in Bucklin, Mo., | Hotel, to Man, 70, Whose Son Was Killed in Chicago $75,000 Robbery. | BANDIT’S MOTHER NUMBED BY SORROW Son Had Been Well Behaved 4 Until He Left St. Joseph nothing to check up. How the smug- | gling away of this immense quan- tity of liquor was carried on is a= mystery. Auditors are said to have found inceamplete, with no receipts | ; recor ate, for liguor withdrawn. of the Government Disappearance means that the ‘against severa of the en act will fall flat. a WHISKY PRESCRIPTIONS NOT evidence suits | 1 persons for violation ' LIMITED WHEN MERITORIOUS Special to the Post-Dispatch WASHINGTON, May cians are not limited to prescriptions every three ,more are required for cases. This interpretation of cent ruling was given today by Pro- hibition Commissioner Kramer to of St. Louis, who had received complaints against 15.——Physi- 100 whisky months if the limitation. Kramer said that the ruling was a ‘‘caution”’ to State officers against permitting the issuance of too many prescriptions, but that there was no , limit on the number isgued where they were necessary. a ee ee ‘PRESIDENT RECEIVES ENVOYS OF JAPAN AND POLAN ' Prince Lubomirski Surprised to Find Mr. Wilson So Well Posted on Current Events. the Associated Press WASHINGTON, ; May 15.-——Kijuro Shidehara, the Japanese Ambassador and Prince Casimir t.ubomirski, the Polish Minister, called at to present their By credentials. officials of and in his studp. the State Department STORES OFFER 20 PER CENT CUT critica itt, ana a — 0-— = ee ee “UNRECOGNIZED IN PASSING NEW YORK POLICE PARADE ON WAY TO GIVE SELF UP TS ee Spends Night in Jail Despite $60, 000 Bail T hat! Had Been Prepared—Contempt of Court Charge = Be Held Against Him. —_———— _————— Orr oe By Leased Wire From the New York | by Wall street houses were parties | Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. to these robberies,.according to the | NEW YORK, May 15.—Jules W. | District Attorney's office. | 2 ’ | Lasily Eluded Police. | (Nicky) Arnstein, putative master!) he elusive “Nicky” for whom the. mind of New York’s $5,000,000 bond | police from coast to coast and even On Discovery of Bond Plot Feb. {2 the floor,! his wife laughed. They sat holding hands_ the back seat of the automobile and immediately invited the reporter, which lay on and Arnstein today derby hat, was crushed, Jules W. (Nicky) “Arnstein gave to the New York World the fol- lowing erclusive account of his move- ments since he disappeared from New and in York City February 12.): to sit between them, which invita- NEW YORK. May 15.—Jules w. | 70M he accepted. (Nicky) Arnstein, Fannie Brice, his On the way down Fifth avenue, actress wife, and William J. Fallon, policemen all dolled up for the pa- their attorney, were discovered by 4 rade passed in busses and automo- biles and cast only a casual glance reporter for the World at 9:30 this morning in a slowly moving automo- at the occupants. Even police, all of whom knew $2 street. | the traffic 500 re- | ward was offered for the capture of | A ett tee Ne i PACKERS’ PROFITS. QUADRUPLED IN FIRST WAR YEARS “Big Five”’ Averaged $192,- | 000,000 From 1915 to ' 1917, Says Special Report of Trade Commission. “ACCOUNTS NOT KEPT holders KNOWS HIS FORD CHUG AND NABS MAN “BORROWING IT Belleville Owner's Testimony Con- vineing to Court and Defendant Gets $10 and Costs Fine. Every Ford automobile has a ‘chugging all its own, or 80 said | Oliver Funk of Belleville, in a Jus tice Court there yesterday, when he Alovs explained how he apprehended | Volshaller, 18 years old, of Bartelso, Friday night in the act of dris | Til., the Funk Ford down East Main F WAR. PA SSED urrenders and Tells Story of His Flight RAILROADS, ‘ON VERGE OF PARAL YSIS,’. APPEAL TOT. C. G ‘theft plot, got away with his joke to- the Canadian authorities have been dav. in entering the city and | sur- searching since last February, in! BY ACCEPTED 9 | ; nan ae Me finally fulfilling his oft-repeated | FORMS | Fendering in the taqe or Snes pouce ’ promise to surrender himself, ap- | without recognition by them, but he peared-at the District Attornevy’s of-| did not succeed in his carefully laid | tice bright and early. “Methods Do N t Sh es to grr oul of en According to his story, he arrived! “ Ow’ espite is. triumphal entrs Into a¢ e Pennsylvani: M Hens Ma Oe P fj RB ed success in surrendering himself tO an went directly C ; teak I ” d ihe District -Attorneife office betors | snite md Stsstieyh coh fe the police knew he was in town, and | pre-arrangement, he was met by his | vertising Assailed his ability to supply the $75,000 bail) wife. Fannie Brice, an actress, in her r ‘required to hold him on the charge: aytomobile. He used her fhachine. | of grand larceny, Nicky's rreat de -| he said, because the police had listed Sie: Mas: shidawintad Peale jams, oil gaa at liberty was twice !the sr his own car, WASHINGTON, May 15.—Profits ce am asses Police Parade. sade by the Wie mek? naoki | In the middle of the day, after bail Finding Miss Brice and Fallon | made by the big meat packing com- on the larceny charge was fixed 4t. awaiting him, he entered the ma- panies in the first three years of the $75,000, instead of the expected $60.- chine and drove down Fifth avenue | W4" 1914 to 1917, “doubled, trebled 000, Nicky had to languish for tWO) with them in broad daylight. Despite and quadrapled.” accoréing ta 4 ‘hours in the Tombs, while a bond {he fact -that his pictures, with ad-' special repor ‘Ss me : ie : broker was hustling to raise the vertisements offering a reward for mere meee’. ve — soenapdesd frade added $15,000. - his arrest have appeared in newsp.- cae aaaken ih See Oa Then, when he walked out of the pers over all the continent, he sped : the “Big Hive" a i ig pte er0 Tombs, he enjoyed only a moment Of down the thoroughfare unreGognized.. . ie —Morris & Co., Wil- liberty before he became a lederal Just to heighten the effect. “Nicky” son & Co., Cudahy Packing Co.. Ar- prisoner on a writ which Saul &.-ran into his police pursuers, thou- ; ™°™U™ & Co., and Swift & Co.—made Myers, counsel fo! the National! sands stréng, forming for the annua] : *VeT@S® annual profits of $59,000,- Surety Co., had obtained from Fed- New York police parade. 000, while in the next three vears eral Judge Knox This was a sur- The Arnstein car held up for sev- their net return averaged $192,00060,- prise to Nicky. eral minutes as the blue coats fell, ?°" Before Judge Knox, Nicky Was in line and when he continued on The commission called attention to held in $25,000 bail, making $100,-) his way to the Criminal Courts Buila- the packers’ announcement that: 000 in all, that he was required tO: ing. “Nicky” passed mile after mile profits amounted to “only two or furnish during the day, and Was or- of policemen, reviewing them from three cents per dollar of sales” and dered to testify before United States’ his machine. as it were. said that in an industry like those 'Commissioner Gilerist in the involun- When. Arnstein’s machine passed under consideration which turn over tary bankruptecs proceedings the the grand stand erected for the po- .a product rapidly, this is the equfva National Surety Co. started against.lice parade, he arose from his seat lent of a highgrate of return on net him in lebruary. and mockingly lifted his hat to thé worth (15 per cent or more). Spends Night in Jail. high officials of the New York po- ‘Rate on investment, not rate on His refusal to answer questions be- lice force. Fearing he would be rec. sales, furnishes the correct method fore Cfiommissioner Gilchrist led to ognized, Miss Brice pulled her s:us.- whereby the reasonableness of his return before Judge Knox, who is band downeinto his seat, and some rrofits mav be determined,” the re- considering whether to hold him in: of the police, misinterpreting the port added contempt of court. Meanwhile, he scene concluded it must be a fight, Tinancial statistics used by the was ‘locked up in l.udlow Street Jail: and started toward the machine, but packers in their recent advertising tonight. were reassured by the three passen- | C?™Paign “are nol based 01 Le As soon as he Was sent to jail for gers, and returned to the parade. cepted methods of determining costs {he second time, his friends began A score of detectives were leaving and accordingly dependence nneot tc scurry around in the hope of the Criminal Courts Building when be placed upon them.” the repor® raising $25.000 more to gain free- Arnstein arrived there. Just to make | 52/4. “The whole accounting sys dom for Nicky. Until the tables a spectacular finish, Arnstein had tem of the packers must be re were turned by Meyers. everything the car driven around the building | vised before dependable figures can was going Nicky's way, and even several times, and then stopped un- | °¢ found showing costs and profits ‘though he had to go to jail he was der the bridge of sighs. JT.eaving the by specific aperepe ad even for the able to conkole himself with the automoDile, the trio *entered the | business os whole ) thought that he outwitted the police. building unrecognized | At the beginning of 1919 the re- \Mloreover. he had not remained in An elevator operator and not a dest 7s estimated the combines — the Tombs—-his pet aversion. NicKy tective, was the first to recognize of the big five at $1,300/00 009, | was arrested in the District Attor- the elusive “Nicky.” Benny Jack- their combined net worth at $535,- ' sine oe. ae : apm 000,000 and iggregate sales for ney’s office when he appeared there man who runs one of the lifts in the | % a with his wife. Fannie Brice, the ac- building, had his curiosity aroused previous year at $3,200,000,000. And ‘Yress. and his attorney, William J. by the mysterious car encircling the ae severe: ph aia nary vg niin Fallon. structure. He said he was pretty’ to these propertions principally from Among the offenses laid to Arn- well convinced it was Arnstein ; Profits retained “in the business,” {t: stein and his associates are the when he saw 4 man dressed in , added. , thefts of negotiable bonds, usually | business suit, with a heavy blue ov- Profits retained have heen gener: Liberty Bonds, valued at more than ercoat and & gray golf cap, get out a'ly capitalized by issuance of stock $5,000,000. Messengers employed of the car. | dividends, it was said, so that of the nresent outstanding stock, “only ‘ce S Hi h about forty per cent represents cash “Nicky Arnstein’s Story of His Flight Siuuecameas on Wkleaee a0 ‘Arrivals From Florida Readily Sold The reporter had received a tip, Arnstein, showed extreme course street from its parking place in front ‘late Friday night that Arnstein in their duty toward the shining car. af a eaioon. would made a triumphant entry into Some of them smiled a_ friendly | Funk said he vas drinking with a Be the city some time during the early , 8reetUng. ‘friend when he heard that distine hours of the morning, and, suiting Arnstein is a most affable fellow, tiv, chug whi marks his car the occasion to such a momentous with a very engaging smile. Fre-\ whereupon he svalall ed out and pum- public event, would naturally come quently during the ride of triumPh melled Volshaller severely. | down Fifth avenue on his way to the; downtown he reached over and tight- | Volshaller told the Judge he was T.| Criminal Courts Building. ly squeezed his wife's hand. not stealing the car. but oly “bor-! It was declared that Arnstein; “You don’t know how glad I am|yowing it to take a couplg of girls He said he! would surrender in time to view the| to be once more with my husband./ for q joy ride.” He was fined $10 ld meet Mrs. Walton there and if | police parade and cheer some of the who is not guilty of the crimes Of ana costs | she ig physically able they will take| bluecoats who have been assigned to, which he is charged,” said Mrs. Arn- ees Burial of | hunt for him since Feb. 12. The dis- | stein. “Oh, gee! look at the fine- rT father and son probably will be at | | covery of him riding down Fifth av- looking cop standing over there on! “EPIDEMIC OF GIRL BABIES the former home of. enue did not completely surprise the | the corner of Forty-fifth street Say, | ’ ‘hubby, I'll bet he would be a Tartar | PARIS, May lo France is auf- the Waltons, he said. The father and | reporter, who had kept vigil since Ww A S H- he % | INGTON, May 15. ‘mother had planned to bury the body | midnight. when aroused. ! 2 ‘fering from a peculiar affliction and —Weather pre- of young Walton beside relatives in| Traffic was moving slowly at the. “T wouldn’t be surprised, an-' the authorities, medical men and so dictions for the|® Chicago cemetery. ‘time of the discovery. Driving the | swered Arnstein, with a broad smile, } ojal economists are much concerned week beginning) An inquest will be held at Bucklin | car was Bill Fallon, whose} nudging the reporter. ‘about it. ) ogee Monday, include: tomorrow morning, according to} beaming countenance was partially Mrs. Arnstein commented on the “An epidemic of girl babies is | Upper Missis- | Sanford. Walton had been tn nie’ hidden by a new plaid cap. The, change in his appearance through gweeping over the coun - roar a sippi and Lower) |health for several years. lawyer-chauffeur was hailed and the | the absence of his mustache. ‘certain magistrat dalla beeorannes ns Missouri Valleys—Showers early Reports connecting Horace Walton automobile stopped. The lawyer in-|; “Oh, well, Fannie, I had that Mrance. whose man power was 90 days; generally fair thereafter: tem- with a big holdup tn Detroit two vited the reporter to jump up be- shaved off in Cleveland, as J recall. ereatly reduced y betes « not peratures near or slightly below nor-, years ago are denied by forme? hind him. T didn't want certain people to he- hat ny mor , Me stag Rie ~Gontinued om Page 3, Colume 7 | In stepping into the ear, Fallon's Continued on Page 2, Columm 2. = [girls § hould Come: ce Bye. wees | mal. .* since Monday I — a ee = SENATE VOTE 43 T0 g THREE DEMOCRATS SUPPORTING MEASURE REED AND KING PROPOSE REPEAL OF MANY WAR LAWS WASHINGTON, May 15. Reed of _ Shields of Tennessee and Walsh of ILLS calling for the repeal |; of much. war legislation ]) Republicans were introduced today by : Senators Reed of Missouri and King of Utah, both Democrats. Senator Reed, in one resolution, 1 WO REPUBLICANS proposed the repeal of all war- time extensions of the Pres!t- dent's powers, while the Senator King proposed repeal of the Ov- | wood’s Views in Debate. OVERSIZE DELEGATIONS MAY BE CONTESTED AT CHICAGO | By aaa Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. ' WASHINGTON, May G. O. RB, Convention to Be De- sthe@uie tndutees 3 , : scne ’ i cid by Committee. sages ee eee By the Associated’ hess gesture of passing the Knox peace CHICAGO, May \s.—The right of vtesolution, declaring the state of war oversize delegations hy the Republic-| With Germany and Austria at an end. an national convention, ‘e lected al-|After coneurrence by the House, readv by Re gy atte SARE BA ete a ad ea Me npr ape tiene » MP! Sut - ; - bin! ag age Rw me ee on Maree Oe Pe Prt ee neaclen emcee it es x ‘ gs Pe PO TI 5 Ney ie —~— a. ee ee ,

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T : 0 la y-al) (pro ASHIN oF a . ene Vv aidenti the 'tiona , Tex te dis whe nour SHING ress | : Re th , \ a Del tia) no re- } . rv fc SDeg Nila \ - Pre ‘ . patch : 10), “a need tie 7 r¢ RNY was hae 1¢ ——————— ~ TI ( : Rin tee “mn Meg nny j i ; : 7 S nin ¢ saldiep + ° in ( :: 2 liear s devo ating © Be. > ? J in New Y Socialis ; mes xico City mon hi s s still s 8, wh voluti Mean the ' f % reat Admiral Si me tO al aa a oe : aa Accompanied oe | ae sage receiv ity, accordi ie See With 2 bo in oe Porfirio a their fi ins Commi House , Openi . sua y was not ; ims’ char iswering | ©. eee ip a delegates t : by mor | me a here ed by rev ing to @ Juan § icardo Fl Mexico Jaa ret ight for ; —— today | % : ng Me i bias in 1917, properly eco that the ——_ er i | maeysee en the conve! ore than 100 ! Adnging Sadcaee an ee eee two Peri see ssi sabe Magor : ir = to : 10 per com to Soldier Dead 4 rard ¢ . and that repare POSES. 3S ae tion t ially ition, t 1e valu yn at Mexi (ene “| re sters, Al with V 1 and , sOrny me Mare ent levy Set : on ‘ at a d fo . FANN eh 2 3. . LO Se : . pres ‘ he Cc t is aluab Nexi in 1¢ ral al, } idrea ? alls vid nibers ch 15 7 * : rot bee iplete adequat I — Y BR. . paps 4 he Secretar sented ,7omM- rain les w co City Ds 1e co and ” areal’ ‘ ded. = rs of %. The * ae nt prepar te ste esicmiocem ICE 4 e im would ry T d the ‘athe whic were c y. | paper, ‘ nduct iniace aren | _ 7 teg athe ¢ ‘sii . started aken af pared! oe a . Bs Presi call umulty peti- | CArt ch acce captur , | ae or raga se. Vil The com j ter 1ess his t} ates oe : reside it t y, Wi anza, ; ‘ccompani ed fro1 Spa egene . reve , la - fight mittes of th He revj the Ww iad j 1us u a - —— ee SS u ~ . A - ‘nit AV il 8, the 10 said ' and . , acco Z anied P mm c nish. f racion a blution taid i , pre MESS he R ewed r orld w whi rging a22-2 5 : @by imr Attorney lison attent | are Vi rding reside ave rom a , pri ary . would 1 roponey = se A ° tratio Loosevel nav ar : Lich ft the ——— pee { yk yaa DP ‘ y-Ge ' It was ion of | dol valued to the ent anue hou nted t,. whe} i«t he lentes «a mn E ns e t and T al reco Ww the w refor1 ge saay and wi nera!] . as laid lars T “at me miessi per . near Ol se-on C in n Lem renew f th tions f and his Taft ac rds on. TI ar could 1 witt ————— co § RB ill be , Palme before | ing he tre: iany milli Sage, | waa 8 live st hanni} meet 4 nocrats ed ne bd BY . : rom 19 : own adminis the le re 1 d not hs IOUL bu , EE aker at pl esent r veste iad returr eagurv 7 illions 4 and We sent to reet. T ing rz Cc Ww ith $1 of th ; xt as Pw @* VETEF “Pre u : 13 to recom —- most ers rin Wa ay | a be é rgh at ; = ee da c the WW: ed t ; ardav / 1ed to \ al cars te : 0 as se eomre: d he inal oe the Re he co week cide 1917° mend glori 2 effec en | si will ee ay. ar De o Sec : Mexic s were der { nt by t ades j pa- | ; action publi 3 nere | nt Wi ‘, and s = ous res ected wi ons wl , ©XCOH — : yepar retary | MEX xico City Ie~ | nto Mexi y them in Te draftin , on ICANnS co in adv: ilson .; said: “oN --—--—— sults..” ith | th 1en I } pt on Seym tment NX y | MEAXIC¢ — y. | Th WEXICO across xas a ng of w ot the r st os 1973 w) ance of gt nd € ICK 99 ‘age Marui ay Smite e Distri 1eard ad two occ: pr " our Sie ‘ Mon- | Lared ) CITY e Dia acai ss the b : av by which w elief b ] e en 1 »f pul li ’ ONgTress y at amen es we . . 1c1 At { etect = Cca@- , esident P dmar i 4 oO J \ 5 Ni; to th Z (;,ove Or- ; the R WW a8 c i, > e S authori: hree lic opt Ss N re, clos tornev'’ ives f dele fal ca: ers the (;OV uncti May 13 evU rnme As fi epubl ompl : truct ized ¢ dread pinion TE STEIN COL se or v's offi rom. leégati andid party ernor I on. T v. (Via! agen nited S nt co 1ie¢) inally licans beh. ure in WI as agal nought - LLS irse. I k 1 my trai ice her Secor on and ate, he y's vice sued sg ye Tua ex.—M ia? ts arr States mplai little f y frame ee: ™ bor iew ainst ¢ sow we TH day ept rail. ere|~ retary made ; aded / a cal La Huer May ls on tl ested t 2s, and F ned | 1 whi rom d, th e em ontinu of th’ Me MN ‘ e E, ST ays. under ¢c Ther 1) rs Tu a spe ‘ the Co a | for erta t 0.) 1é cl he n Fed w hic} the e bil » ete ; ed, * it L912 OR cover 1, Of ebs, w multy ecial ngress the Mexi o day i trali large ¢ 1en of eral 1-met origt ‘ ry ( f navy) . DT gre ar nee - OF Y “I foraf iyi . who, ft for a plea t né ss to asse Mexici ech iS- ality ls » Of viol the Jj fortni a ch ginal ° $8 sr ee ant yc ds,” he} HIS don't t TS Bena he said, ha pard a assem | an Natic The aws of olatin unta ight ag eck fi measure 25,000 vears, but too sma yu that i 1e | 7 FLIG after m hink be on fa d, had on for provisi ible May vine | te the U g the been el cn oa the He oe ’ R —) SMmli lI , - . (2) ' a. (oO - pea HT ne verv the ‘ en Ye" ulty 2.3 bee ¥ ” onal % i LiL) » per ‘ re r r nite neéeu- lim > he ‘ Ho x e ] futati ut the rec ail In 3 ne TID intmatdemacte In ry hi ie police unfa evide ~ tom. | BY © pres 24 te rmitt elease d &ts for nated sale pi ion record all eee = ed F night r ard } >: ep looke peo irly nce ; Jim vy the ail sident . ed ft sed, b state ms of a, al st Z O “Shes of is ¢ thes cr sec rom , “ possib n Pitts ed ple bv rep and Assocs —- the Oo re ul . 8. , ta id th ax . ne heard the criti com se }come t ——— Page Hav ly hav ttsbur i out v th resent had Fl pciatec ir pa sume were years i xatio the fo =” ” regi criticisn plete r 00 in = ‘ ave yo ave be gh or out the e new ed | iL. PASO > Pres ea per he e publi not s inste Nn exte ur other o 4 e) it arding Sins vO re- ;sona quisitiv ries hip cow ¢ level . u met ie eT) er ; - coun . - VSpap : to th fr aa q). T bs] illar . Tre icati ‘ A ad of ‘ “nded 4 el, ships i Seniheineg. u J | al a ea e and Ed Ss aught.” An 3 try. ers thr e, fron ex., 3 Lec eal ¢ on of furt two tothe. Unite Ips ana securin . lave —- ppears § Lo 4 ony ¢ lawv r fe Str ° : i arg » ' row 7 Lar Nila 4 o wvOS A and \ ) Agi ' her ; . d Sts muniti g per here’s ance,” my pe NO, n ver, rec ong, Richar Iment gh- Ari a als y 13.—R : ngele Mago ainst fight {| ry a! States e itions be’ rsou- | s the Wald said per- Str ot sinc acently ?”’ the hards O' it on be Ariz. t , Tex veport ble w s, and n reme m the ca ~ in ted Press Dewey entered th before /meal I hi Valdorf Arnstei ong has e I was in C at the Hare behalf of a ee are _ and N “| bi ith Fed were li noved 1 debe apse ach: bones. an NGTON Afte wey Prepa the war.” the; Ih fave had in | Many stein. to bot always be s in Clev e , Jefferson | serving of kate his escc President C Nogales ja went eral a ater in . €500 for of whi tus, th N, May 1 er tl > red at. : ope tc aq o1n ly a ai] h F fete yf EN & eland convicti son Ci Bas a escort ¢ Ll Carre S, i ie or Ww gents trove for serv lieh | e mor _ dD | Adn ve Eur PI | Fanni 0 hav that good large i annie a gC ction its a sentenc tur yf 80 ranzi O, : was the eno ervic ¢ no ery of al I liral sUroper ans. | Fannie ave So! hote!] ge inte e and yod frie pio . of havine penitenti NCe ed by} 00 mer ma 6 and , and wa abduec re. S; 9% for ea tn w fined a +” all ns Gen Dewey in war , and w ne mo and. bu iterests | me. } nd nage ac aving vi ntiary c Ge y the rev en had | ‘ of S: s confi ected it ritpetalsail er overs thie ¢ red the patriots eral B y; ther ; broke ; porter f : we wil] re with ; . siness A : n the , . le ha Rvoew nal t, Was violate ] r on MN. (;ua ~c, } e\ olutic ween Ca v an Juan ined in } ito Me ned Rea ; eas gery ountry’ oer ’ nation’s : prepar oard, 8 1 head out; riend al ill invite you, | trout _ and up moving p! “ ~wer of Bost made | d the es in the aralupe S&S mary for ap-| ‘era Cr de Ulua, i the dun ue offers sides the rvice, {ts th e presery ednes , Submitt of tl ‘Yo ong.” our , sle was » to the ti picture of the 3oston » by Georg S- e state Sanche: orces of |! ruz. hi a, in t) ungeo aid. and Y a ratiow ; ra { . Meyer, ‘of Secretarv G nin- so replied “i and isa Skea bieia this ie er had —— Ww. os —— them tite Presi. “!varo 4 governmer es him “a is naranie gt case Cae Di | go ae ~ Tasee ' ocational side. with 35 onducted, Snag in esc Taft ape Ven.) A rnstein's i — ect won- lieve I -eatlihgy resi OS a ks} Fe yoni oa a entious presidenc bregon, can “ kil) Pim Soa: pao Selene fees ‘gar oat GENERAL Pau THOMESE AAV ay proenosed f . Spanish WW, ounger vete on eriti “a mini % de rnst . > : ione ’ wil Whe : ner s . ul- rning . Spe een ars of OS, ‘ i LO , yregon \lewi I his a. anc nza Ss pro! . mm Ss is ear >| a 2 ar rmr's os uneced offi . wher 1e sh ‘ as soo to b in thi ] prov n the such {ri A ° cla! os the i order ana > 19 pass li ; ican . sever} id be ninent 914, w } al ly exceed Ipfay - .. “ ys omni: { hy Wil ce; I 1 Presi ort- 2 Wil n as , = br is } ve my i time ans- na tral ed t tobel thro (Ch authori rity ¢ gecame rank it in nen re, dine $506 .. savy Hall’ §& nander | son t wa sident ” 1 be ac possible ought t een anxi iy inne come atituti mend 1 this fugi o int lo he ugh iurch 1orities of agains anks, sti the C he w £mMoO SHAN: vy oon pene —.. Sprink! er in © fort admini 8 not raft | with s acquitte eand f o 0 nxious cence es | itutior nent t tive. it tercept ; ad be me Re ha Gover: of th st the; >“ ‘Stated t onstit vas ie p unt bet ; 2 we n khak! inkled 3 was stratio until the. the be d ofa ee] su nly that s to do and h inte 1 providi o the it was pt and si een evo | szovernuor le Catl =e hat | utional 2 ner ween $5 r cenf [khaki of t! among wal re made to n that he of all yd thef ny conn re} wave | at big bai so rig) ave ernatio ing th » party c B s claimed slay - tt} hibite on. |} yr of til atholic | ™2” prison f le serv alist . cent ¢ 5000 ¢« af embers * le War a serve establis any ef- |" the ché fts. 1% éction s in ail ask it alo cal c nal, n at delegz con- the Law ee - ed the ri ie for 1e State of |5 . Att or ki ed four ind $76.00 ym that and $ihqi mbets of the © vete 4 . m : : e nd . large F am { ‘5 the w sked ng. conv é atlo elega \ Y A sRO ~— exc — x ‘ rT a . e of scl hat : cent neg ny BL i ashin alias prior he fact t Ss, Was oy Mind’ i >! curities led any ¢ ng an ie | Stat be citi verni vy Alv: xico. w tutional g- both © on fri — ,e | ns to pr ad the 1, it Was Pil lige tra enis on ty ota ing on t! ington to 1 hat f s due had n the ies pr nv of t d hav closir eS We citizel! ing’ + varo ( was . 1] Pre arre riendlv te prisor pleas as re yonds ransact! : each § “Mit » the ell : enoug) 916 tI or ma , he the t) about s gpenge ocurred he sto) e s lg sessi as ado is of th to fle Ibreg pictured si- of thei inza a v term enced 1 the J sure of s . and deal ons fr 19 i e tlouse lipse s ’ 2 mi 1eTe ny y | lefts as rs down ji by dis en s T! ssion las pted the e fro gon, Ww toc leir t nd Vi ms w ced him Judge w sé! and pr deals i 1 stock 6UP eran: e- earl sout Nav nidshi had years mos Sas a 1uch t own y disho se- 1@ conv last ni at as i om tk vho fe day ' yreak illa wit! Vill who 1d - produce in fi ks. ap prans, | rier in as ade ; appo been | d imiliati orn c with K Pair ae 1] str ow) itive j pital ; him ts nd n time show al speak sen- A tax a of and : id oby As i amy. inted | public . ting child NO - eet I Vv repor aiso ere in the a week t] biti lade §s wn h aks E rea) of 25 ¢ da bat a tr tt : to the | ridic to | \ eae X RES Industrial port o ado betw 1e mi ek a sev it iimself Englis al est cent ue fac attallon ther ate a akes f 1e | whe cule »e hel 6 \ OL Strial [ fthe C pted Cruz een Mexi suNntain ago, com eral 1 the if frie rlish, ; efate «: ‘te for es ack ete ion of n E our y na as a thi dou . UTI mend telat Con the Ad Mexico Ci ins s ula parts iendly and’ hb Ine ales each ED s pas »f ma in 19 nsign years Ne man kne hief p to END ON T mended ti ions whi imitte of o City : yme-| Puet . about f held irts of Mexi ytoa ‘ae Crease ¢ $50. he Presi assed = in | s 16 ° any . to grad verth snows and & STA O Int sy - lat tT} whic) e on ficia! . and a tg - dla é nf ' politi + ertico 7 mierics faxes f 15 sme : siddent . inh re to tl could lack y- {th eless, | S he is i rook TE O erferin 1@ party » rec San | repor era mot . and is b miles cal off wher ans on tol nee can tito stand 1e Wil not fai of offic e charg: : am g : innoce F W move g with v refrai om 1 Mare ports on t intaine s belies , east ; ice e heh Parr aceon : nt in exintin : of the e iding on witne son a rly be ers publ ges agal oing t ent. PASS AR meat ni the ain fr ary f os hgetw the ff la a US CO ed to t st of as! gin fr ments and cf eutenant executh 88 as dmini » char | ic wil nst i o face ED urged . The trade om i; orces ween tI Nght n nd Oa untry | 96 In gin in July of the cong Z. 8 ant-Cre1 aan gant serted stration,’ ged | inn 1 fina ne and all IN SE ; activ ma > uni nier and ; 1 the revol ear) port xaca y betwe the e July 1 e bont - A ioral Nel 4 akin DMA, addi on, 4 t ocent lly kn then t : | NAT trade 6 pro jority 1On its of cts a few : \ oluti : , lle ’ accord en P) 11a rter] a : 19°97 ius woul u . retih Nelso age wi 4 steps t ng that he ' auth of the cri ow thi: ne jo Continue — —------~- E. ’ unions pagand: ™ repor ing } arranza’ loval . 1O7N)- (s;over eft bel ing to ieb iS instal 21. and hh of the red, ‘ 1eNn h o corr he b ' orities crime at [ a B SEA SRE ed Fr =. a amo rt 7 4 ut pr nZas ary? qdetacn fi nment hind h the r . llment : ial ma ni: preci rile : ws € Dai e took ect th e- “ey hav s of whi m ! orah tar om FP ng tl Croz al ess dij my wer h- ighti ; soldi lim ; e- cs of @5 Gf Nany and hi 1ie . e le , ® acc whic = . Br ane A . 18 } ais ispate ere lac iT} diers a fore oF $50 a? 3 tla Pit -4 is ' ture — secret swe short- ' to ho hegged York a" me ch the} : oit, anastggy tn Cald ne. Rv od Mail Line rondheet omg ’ told wg . hes from ere .| of seca on aetees which fete of each. é aymy i “ge ing office ‘a isiv : Oo “eb : in nny . Dili e me ‘ Be Agsoc “ O : the r arranza’ ' er: giti od at > | by id HAY es ret bu vie ) in on ae 8s, FE Jil] re « ( 880% { . par rey anza’s a ive chi elay s ‘ | : 1e ent 18 e in ng n J . Hardi , rranc , Dl | pia » ay - : ¢ e 1c at - y tassen, 6 sh Ag J e. j ‘ incident mn no that Hious stateme and pa Buff pictu the : ones ng ] ce, G lett ne, i Lo. Th osed ! rest a] ap gent W ;, ; . it te unfles e Nav ment pers t alo I re pr oP sine (Wash. ) Johns tronna, | | ters, s arryi . An: 4 ere Ww leader’ all re rai Vho W 4 , the Presi atten hec s t} val ¢ be- | ti hat I read i oject ceves : sh.) , son 0 | 6 (C a, th . starte ying 59 aerial? rev were j r’s sur ports Re ¢t! iza KR Was , , . essa rresiade am ‘ome 1e Unit | -omn tion wi was n the J ater 9 Knox 4 Kello Calif.) iis om d for 0 po I volutioni indic urrend ’ the A eaches V s With ' we > yYtal f 8S.) ve ces ours sident i rs not the rev : spate , accor | ‘ or t} eff “ 1der - would . nded ffice . ' Dem Rep ‘ or. 43 ased ( : h ) to ini eVvo- Th oh 1 6 hes ; rd- on , ) , ; Tre tal he as old the Taft i be fi that 1b ; . 1oOcrats ublica P peace ( u nd brag . e were eemae re he a - recel a j 9 ; and ‘ i epriol . sulr comrni - | W as v . xed at niv b ( ome Ash } ns Nie n ‘y betw ( that ni — ace on’s r ¢ capt é: . the of { ispatci ' ved 1-4 far 1s | the) ned hi ttee tl Vaiti $100,0 ail G r, Cul urs . lson, 1 an be een belli the 6 -, Sccompani report ured he tw les mia | years % navy 8 —p iat wh “ee ng to , 00. | Glas J perso , Chan ° 4. 7 ¢ estat ellige . ; faftur TY} " , nied } - . sald - ace vO Al 5 ade ne 1 = : etm ha y und ost | pen | want Arr ss, Harri n, Dt iberla lentls ablishe renf{ of aking yy a Car ompani erica Oo menti , peare ‘ 2 “fall er P 1¢ = fo Ww to say ange B , Hite} rris, H al, Gay in. that ti by t d and countries | for the | small ranna nied C ns said ition ost S825 States en back’ resident und | ould have Say right all, | dri cock, J arrison vy, Gerry lat time ne pass recogni: ed ns, buf the sur escort ne onsul B d to hi ee “sive sat . whi ' ck’”’ : T's ve su now drick ase ones (N , Fae V. — ne has ASSARe Cc rnized si Or that } roundi rt. was - = ody. ave cture ’ ond ch h as the U aft | 8&9, b rrender that | | , Ki New nders rh snot y of ti i oregor 1e We ing m —_$ wy f of whi plac ad adv e United! » but i ered t Lj se! ng, McK Mexico) son, w e resol yet c Cline {ft gon a as bei moun DIS | | ei itr 1907 e am vanc Inited | Poss ip tot many | gent, Over McKell ico) K war | soluti come een? ee nd Pat ing pursued SE 24." severe ° a. dro ong n ed to ible t oday . d weeks ima ermal ar. M {FN - egis); : lO} ae iia ad Ant « 10 {ic irsued CT trea, mer? “ pped aval ser- | g0 o obta v it had n, Pe 1, Ow Mvers é ,not ¢ latior seeks | isional! itonis roOnzal ¢ 0 i ) a ne rand bt Betw back pow t int in IES mere en, P 5, Nu acce n Lo al Pr Ps boi es h B OF = ae ‘ reen Marc to third ers inf o.com such hi nim-|, heppar ne, Rans es cing ery pe ‘ceptal iuch of repea! cahdent | areal fe lave SH any . re tember March ird in ny riends munrca iigh bai n ard, Si , Ransdell (wae ople i ive or of whi =e n for Pr “i AUT (one erie th gton N in ’ 1916 th aa, #1913 1911 | Bu in New “ tion wi l. I a). g Simmons ; . Robi -' easily n time neceéssar ch is ( aptur ro Light ‘ HORIZ : e room ] res > ane —— itt — personn , the navy wa and ten. | sugene F York th so (So mith s, Smitl nson. Y vy be d of pea ry to ire of G thers W : 0 You wi CSS I Ration fon more th el. materi y was i ep- | Fall . McQ who me uth C (Marv 1 (Ari et t} done | Ce al our oo en. | Ge Vil B \\ it] ‘ neans , { om ; dead fF erial nere on as ee a retai Tho arolin aryland) ZO - , tee Pp ; y di That ec yy S . Dieg neral © e Cl alway sab en Ne in 0 anina an j ased ae S my nd ww - ned mas a) Q : Q ‘ a .s olit Wel airect Cal By ft} OnOra uezy A ( ont 1OSe] tre ; ays } ly Sa _ : sO . = ur hist ny simi] d effici McGe y lawye illiam Wa ‘Pehenme iaiee aes mith | jority { ical part t method he Aus ns Co nd St Moi erence ) Befor of our | e pre ving } aine’s a, Wel Th ory 9° ar pl ency at t e visit yers., J. lsh Cn ammel vy, Swa and ae in bot] tv whi efthoda. oclated P nfirmed Staff DiS Nioines A at D i ma k l! lie pa re | . In thes nthe! tierh¢ e em .” e pr 4 said t ace p he WwW ed n De Mont ’ 1” nson Ww hic ] hot ich h: MEX rese a. a MO ae d djou es !) oy bs \ a . les poe ot st, in he to ng | it rais and re- Sut er ummi nt} Wi Cc ar pol y. , giv patcl nesd; |; Lock jorf, € incie ! aed cle . ete piinaned vt y m 7 sho nece uced e $10 6 ev ia nd ollet ’ I re- ie r@eTI aenee. : atv ms era ¢ out h y Th) (¢ . yy | ’ [.os fiaul , m lan: a ‘ ; . the iz um creased — mediat uld— S- | te . 0.000 ery | gain and W te, P (Sena any | iercia can and sj y Obr tuad Ber! ‘ Ange id: «he a, . $2-, memot bey Se at le Af or hav 1% st wer atson: Penrose, | tor Unde ve le | relati stati signed yregon | ala- 1ey of eles, and aries b . . Oni Nora! of u yond utur ast | ew d: ave | ©F re: R on; 6 se,' C nder gally aulo ting d by Ce » hes Bos , and [ s Eb. is ac ORs : @ nite,” the e—be land ays | : ; ] epul ee, ‘oncedi rwo¢ y establi sod that y Col 1dqua & wot ston Dr. | : Neaayag es 5 Sob nd Roo ‘ said prese ? in-) 9 T re . ater Fle ‘ De ylicans aired tre seding 9d deels ylish iis staf , Dieg Isais - r- tc . al of — ; é a “ : _ —— d . eae 1} ti sevelt Dani ant nu 76e ad in , while i tcher smocr s-—-McC pees aty that tiared ed, ar f. and G uez, t S$ Castr day , f 822 bal : _ e eel curt both f and els. mber had | the p Je in Clev | Kirb » John rats —— Jum- | tr 4 were if th , are impri Gen. S ogether oO, | mi Aaah whi allots | che I 1 : x ” = oO Presi Pre det eft N aper ve- ya son ‘ Bec eaty w not ners e Versai prisone . Sebasti er with Laking { ich te ‘S wer e vent prec pel did ene to take yoga oon ee gate word York ePvoneg Mc- | not a Wolcott (South nena | es candi oe ies er ersailles in re a ge astian ae | vote rm it er were rnc _— ye t Phi ited } a ors Stional | - aceeienal opinio naval e posit! ere! d g was ng m 1 thr /1. D : Republi 0. Ab ta), | tor Inderw o be RP SE De pe a Ss headqu: de. fol) eek ry to el ov } . : tre 1 wal n mete Nn, th build ons th id n = said 6 b 2Q 6s emo ublics sent ¢ Lod arwod nego , ¢ rnmiissi jyuarters Ow: of th ect. § . 3. eme if 1] , ; reatley — e wit ing | ey . ot w abo ack. b | Geo crats——G ans—-N and | ha ge, t aske lLiate suada sion hi rs i dor lor - e bis! The oh “ - hye ntil th ithe ent | " ners 1Y p Cle ant t ut a. % ° ut rgia ”y ~ ~(40 a ewh d st he > d wh d, = alupe ma 14s be anno. orf. rq” , } is} . 1OpPs +. Ge yt Wwe e ex —s. A+? nivel said ublic | vela Oo £0 ny b » a re a erry. | ti ricke Lep vy 8 Cal . S: pe ED ince rigid Dr er, 66 was : ee eathe we) i the j ' Ww , a nd fo to jai ond. IT | 2 nd Smij y, | tion { n fror ublic: ena- | 1dido anchez given G Kj ec) om . Coa a as uo our ier se oxi Swbo pty llsaon Ww - | I h r Pitt ail, sO , ; T nd Smith > he “ee ; om th x an le; rey Aguil: t ’ to ;: re@7T) ’ ght r OckK, reo : yr W: t } . (*¢)) . ts mM: } an t] - . essa ave sbur I le I) eTv oo » of ; I res provis! Se) Kr ader oluti ia! to allo ° - , ioTre } f VOL. al- ese nple ge: 9 : serart« “Prscengene Navy. I No Critii | 2 iat ig in “i 5 ft | Pe wctone tap og egy cpap pees to oat pdaaanel resolu : ae ce ry in pass live Gen. FATHER ishops will be | SizeR wonderful line Ay Yer} oe LOND e to the on Mail ¢\ skirts of when I 0 withi ever; *¢ e was mport 1ercial ore di , ee fhe | ing mor anz with fer wi OFF | ( wa in all #8 lie Of the cei fur nelnacies Post - Says . n lea ader elect ant ; , relati plomati separi ar Is 10Tre t ith ; vith § rads et er umiull Wil ON, " IMgspa l of Ne arrived thre cha ° S Cc ed D ad- Se ation latic ate later ylood a - ‘ ae : “* eon ‘ Ma tcb 4 ad t Ww » 4 in e reed senda a | pnato 8. C an . wv: I t nb re t ency | is t naw st fo Y eop! 7 efic’ 1res ; Oo negoti § duty it woul (‘opal lary ‘ard V o cut . who di s 12 arding tl | . th Preside! ster-Ge Adami ilson S o tre d in a he ki onderf rtunat o e. ial to sults | Ww ith . egotia \ of ould ssio0 R force er: ‘ U afterne disa 2-Vear- le ered iddent , ~ ral S privat at P ; an wh nd Fa rful w 6 Th the A Gern te a the P th obelo . a (ruz rnoon. T ppeare old s&s . | Prod the Pity Briti ims e m resi-; thi o wil nnie oman- e Re Amer- or srmany.”’ treaty resi- e ob) o have ] inder 7, | of : rhe d las son, Th e Sold : ah as ref! eS5ag hick 1 ata is-—th _. | sibilit public he bs tv of f rject e lef (le eordur bor ast Sund hat ' lers bw the navy ectin © to | and tl nd bv v e¢ wo P y of re ans to sion.”’ only ¥ peac orces f . Of attac t Puebl ren. and roy (tr y had nauay 13] bor . Was ti os war y and it & upo | thing in. To he you m- | Presid eturni ok th n,”” 6 y objec © s from ackin bla wit a blu ousers on a pai ue ens 1 Net he beg The Pre That is 8 work n the | » my F o her I through |§ ent wi ng the t e respo ate aid Kn ct of th ualties : the rear. S Car ith a 8 ue cap s, a whit pair) ae 1ameled Weco tonal Cem erid to : dauri Worri annie . owe g | uggeste thout reaty g n- . that 4 Ox, Oye at ir ge ‘ A . are rp ea;r. ! rra nz: . ore ne eth ile } ; |e «})} \\ ith ‘ - Py ’ x t! nie one ("frye eritici ent's mistak ng cd . every. | er d ar am y to th it in act. as 1 provi- lia’s 1 reporte leavy -, fora ki arbyv ft 1ad ast: irt rr owitl + bur pRAtlon's i oft Re th mea e fa “ft Abo y- erwood nendm endni e on th Il didn’ Oo ace ie ast f d in ‘ y cas a kite Oo pl taurted are rout ners * ' soldit he waht porta al navy sage d cts. . have . ut Wir. ith ( cor ent.”’ ent conn a Pr i ( n t @#ntu- inity our ag (ye! al Tl : urehas to t 1} ‘ 7 - ‘ ier ° ’ ; nee ofr vy, but id j}at all en’t w e and e tre Atinued Senat or here i esident.”’ care t y of Ric assault 1 Mur 1e fat) ase atrin ; a wuare - wit and s ng the { , takin alwa d abo es ority p: as re n th: BF cnsmany. ust o Il ¢ . Jaci he v ormati iffers ; stove nalle than miralty offen m- | g all ys of out my ifort party jected lat Ww tin Senz ne w conduc nto Tr vi- in Cements a re ° | | . r Au . the. Dal y. It sive no | dear this how Fa’ iyself | or the y so fa by t ay ued, ‘ ator. U ay to * ict for revino gardin ward emailer rv Sa litt papi itive said : ly N said m . licy babv troubl annie /e m to ras jt 2 he n that a that's nderw mak his offici Presj . with is his ac for a ~ we little wi: reat , and fail h uch ] Fan vy girl 6, and wan xpect reject j waa 1a- . it © by ; wood ei¢ official sident C as son andu Ved btLe = with » as ev ad ess nie is was how 8 ted thi it. possible| > an be da a treaty PDE a righty , family arr: sate T. L | ° | for jack arn good ents h previor she i just getti oar|- ne at un roul a eg mee dé ety. T “| Puebla to y. Is al panins LOU nh oa cerem os _ 5 wk ng ‘es t} der dad n ' ae QO ! ne hv To figh sla 7 , als and ~ +i ae miariie So f — ave sty [Tove Fra wif good along. | *U"t! 1e Pre r thos ot be - nea I 9 i. # eae | oward oa x ST- ogre sqeth soe deali ar back : proved, : ve Fra e. Nex a mot &. 1er wit sident e circ at is is th idle de esolutiot Cier the s route ounded b) DISP “ae “tates 1 the mre ealing w as A »ithe neces be t to n ler as) it wa h the . would um- > to th e Vea Clarati on r6n. An > scene Publi y JOSEP TCH —. : t ii * wusttali - ous d ith th pril 30 world tter th iy wife, I s indic > negoti proceed ¢ P e countr r wh on, parently ntonic , el ae are SEPH | PUL 48 es, gat) ally was evel e rap! , 1917 old the da She an an e, 7) come am ated b iations un ed reside ntry f en we rtiy th » Ville ed Daily by th — | 1 or | campal opment ad and in e da Was j ythin la end y the : unle oA jorit nt and . or the miust the p 16 lea ) llarea! : Dwelfth tha 9); LaR ; rage “e hes outs : xn of t dan have y I lef ust 6 g inj 2nd n ment } Senz = y pa d Cor . election « G residenct ding ct ee Mem! og APS conta «i yea! Lrmy of te out that t the D he s ger- not t for mo o sucl could ate that)...” rty has be gress ion 70NZ nc si candic ap- nber Au oe Br}! # uso | of the ' at aily ubm sin seen Buff nths | ™ade.” i; @ be at year as b . @ of y-; rales state sine idate Andit Bu ed an » beges ¥ he the w y M arin ce. the alo nas ugges agre t — een i he Vill: stated | e G far | MEMBE Bureau o . ‘ : len fan © 3 o wo ar ; ail eb I h de and stio ed t towaea has in ec ma- illar . ad ji en MmER , » of Ctr i 4 “ee ti Morin rail ; n at pol rea ope t ar li I D n h 0, | rds tak cont eal n al Ti 4 . OF Ti ireuliat | 8 ine! nt on f 1 am] . with ‘a and th sea co nted | et and o clas ttle eolari as be tio the en n rol for | lendi was mn intervi ablo - rile ASS tiations nenes ’ . for ra relial : we e U-b uld n | befor show p he girl; pow ng tl a chen repeal ot one at rig ng Obr acce view t rer tte , Asnoct SSOCIATE a wide, * long, 201 Ofer const Lines a only be eak nav oats ever e ni er h r to er t 1e h6Umn of is is al of w e et favo yregoni ptabl hat ed to lates TED P dle, 20 , «VU ine eT es: ruction | al def child.” ght. I er wi my | Na o strik 1ajorit | of the nowh war ep ring hi onists le. whi Fst Mh nse! 1 Pre PRESS 2U Inche mai everul a raasive describe policy w eated| = “Ww . T certal th ki tions e out’ y had su session ere n legisl O im. S are ¢ while Credited i Pane nts bed 88. | roomy hes deep; oa sion ab Soa te def da which Cee nly 1 sses | &n coven it’ the th | rprise of C ear tl "| ther né quote ahi gig edited Dublice tie: usive! nis chest DP; me pla: L apport “Fs % of th ense.’ s 8 can. There ove 1rendn ant, f Lea e/ oth d th /Ongr he cl (clu names d as news publi this pe to it meson gd pl , es! ans ; , : Se SCRIP win ar Ppith me “Wave 7 port Otm | erots al advising Presid British the .gr the cit g house h red by t been 4d their their willi some d close n. Jacint an- 4 PTION f are als Rugs di just re e ° ww nissio: ary of Bet eS gressive the m ent W navy | eat lov y, T in the een d y this re one, al Z| respo iingn emon nto T ADVANCE RATES 9 S direct I received é attin " oods im Was ¢ | . ost v ils yim er am . cen- one solut Ji th oin nsibi ness stra-| V _— re- Dai! CF, 8 RY ct ir ala = g pe comp a mReval vigo on ost ev of th nat “ and ion at is | g it? lity to era € _ ails until J re K from Ji arge t u br: upert } , rou » in} every e th ural! Pea mo wou sib A a n Cru — @ | Dall and § une |. | All ITCH SApi snip $ States rintel os * policy us and movi y nigh eate y a/th ce ca re. uld have. ring f t the ow 1eet z Re att Sitheak tee — “EI aay CHEN pan; 9xic pment o! nds: y nder = poasib ag-' ng pic tiw r, and e pe nnot b ve k orwa » eleve are th Fi port § eee Lagoons = yah y.one y an Gee TA 42 j , JXia, as of these - #: Oo) gpitol bull hy le, class ‘ture «h ent eit a)- a nding ® acco now rd a nth ho ey Rr - ghting Show Re ¥ on'v unday. ¢ e®ar BLE be ine! . . sorted x : | Ie) yrril a. ft was“ play. ow or a | her t erwoo resolution,’ mplis ca canno Propo ur they the As Is Go » Meaewr|oc mit elther _ iy. one yen | | S F ies long, 24 | patter the G hn Mek ee ‘I roamed ra good eirst a | tempts a Seebnned: “al ac aranig by | ene. be afte become mage: that iney p VERA sactates Frets, amg ‘On. cavy — order or St.) postal a 0 with drawer g, 24 inches wid oe ° red 1 and Arm’ ne Pe OS - ae . . ; eu . e. ier : - *ejert es ne “" Mi Pitte- ‘iy will a of the Versailles tre ates Big Coor Se has + aders. hut near Chalchi 6h atthe Preto As unas, 100 a Cot ee ene: "00 ‘ *- } mt i-ci env . ? ; a! ; alchi- the act Poste i-class matter J D 3 6t th echo mtntgg i to sy, j Bal Oitve mwerca ¢ 1879 _ oe or ° le is countrs foughb ~ % 2 HKinle q aay — ; tral ] 12- mea mage, boa, “ 2D 114N. 12thS Pst as coe Y Spine « ay oors S t. | ne Ge 13 (Dein) outh : b fe in ernie | e 3 ealers A to pre * Si ; a -%. Th “ fen the 6 (0% he ts a price at : ~ 1.. The a, to om

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SET NS She AORN NE Ag Monty ~? ; 2 5 ee TES SO Rag Ie . ‘ E ¢ ee “ “oe NA re o one tes ee a —_—-— — ey 11. LOUIS "051 IUISPATCH” SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. ST 5 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ Rt tt i ee 7 ~ — eee ee — — — es y= “ wee ~ - —_—-— - — -_-->-- -_ DMOEND TAX SSHEATER [a a a rh — rerhaee | — punter aph ol Ar a. bes Showin “SLAIN TRAIN ROBBER | ae AOS WET apni ra “Si == im i EN Gamma, BUC HD bmimitte ~~ to BE Ro 4 | ee tA ety hy a % hhc ee UR EE A a AI PO SRE OPS SAC By ac Pes blic oe 7 hic Wy i : x Be bo RS She aes le ; Bi $x , Uy Sissy . ey ; Ne a ae s oe * ERIE a . set Se v “ 4 pee Maj). She gS z FORMER [ — | Px oS ee es PR Se ft» oh $0 ” oo ae : sore naar X14 ce. SNR 39 A RPL nee ted rs RG | : 7 NGTON, May 15. a Men and Cabinet ig hn ae 8 lll ab ial Rais RIN: SS neneiies “ae cranes . 25,000 Had Been Demande i Re i - $25,000 Had Been Demanded. ostmaster Accuses H. P. Twelve Members of Grand { After setting a trap for the cap- With one member snes 7 Join in Cere An supporters of a - stock tax to finance soldier oot E of Opening Memo- eta in the House IVays, 19 Soldier Dead ae «> omniittee, today lo: t- a: § ture of a Black Hand letter writer. who intimated in his correspondence that he was.one of the East St. Louts bank robbers of May 7, city de- tectives last night caught John Ven- tucci, ‘26 years old, of 6214 Clemens avenue. + Ventuceci was arrested under the liiver des Peres bridge at Clemens “aml Rosedale avenues, near the western city Hmits, at 8:20 p. m. lhe detectives say that, at the time or his arrest, he was reaching to Rosecan, Now.an Attor- Jury Summoned by De- ney, of Falsifying His fense to Testify at Spring- Postoffice Time Records. field Next Week. en See oy -70r a ld e , ag : Pp ¥ ‘ |))¢ levy : ‘penn! —- e to March 15. The amesgian'S MESSAGE ; A, . | de of the committee ay ‘ m 7. ~ + ee ee TERA mht. proponents of the ou 4 , BY VE N ld he renewed next week. oo mocrats of the aommittes ams" ‘ h the Republicans to™ PW), of > le Structure in ion on the relief bil. thy 5 f which was completed gad: hal Cemetery Cost . » tT» e ay wy " a“g itr Harry P. Nosecan of 41244 De = /" twelve members of the grand Tonty street, a lawyer with an of- jury that indicted Bruce Cameron then SUpel intendenf of transport: a. fice in the Commercial Building, ¢; es ngs, tion of the United Railwavs Co.. Ju) who resigned as a clerk in the St. 8, 1918, on the char; e*4 l : . : , . M 5c O Urgiary ’ » SS ay 17° *T = ? > ote . : Po t c \ tw P ‘at . . : 7 vk : , ther fight in comraies Bt L' iv. lLurect Upon post tal records of his home ai Pi elft ol releren«dum petitions hioss! receLy ed a" letter Puesday. ea, Be > af al a to oa ; S KY wae from a safe } ' siti Matin ata one ir) | the cash bong. the maale np mee patriots who a discharged employe. [t was men- pyildineg “wn inti downtor n office tgp in Italian, demanding that ik: - ie oo ’ o.4 . [jone flhaft " , ++ , sake uns, JUN# es, Jee 1¢€ AAO “500 ‘ mekaAs ly nit of which te NOM fixed the nations preservation ae ‘er aa at the . ae lited States Dis The mem bariat +7 I e et ‘a ; ae a is kage to tue tt . : - ae aed & Ts gi’ Al oOrneys o . oo . -_ : ‘ . Ad 4 e { . Oy) ° ha Piet le Ine? (ie ri cr gr P - . q service I> this country ‘ante we, the Arlington Memor- | 3 POR eee te dn), + ov ; ++) . * ‘ i > ) I } . a. oe ? 2 . ‘i .* . P 2 . iroontions. the valve ‘ ; hg’hills of Arlington Nation- | , . — ri i » @y erc ‘ } aie garni -— 5 . : . ‘ P . , > “* ~ sé ~ ash prov ision. ‘today . Postoffice for the removal of Post- Carre; e men Summoned. Pore. ae ; | i would be let off with $2500. Wie u : e° . master Seln] > ‘ + «4a i ‘ Sirin t @?. fa 12) an, rect. ee . ; The ec) the monev ‘* t} . le ter . - nus would be fixed at a rate Men of the Grand Army of eSSa e rom Pres ‘ ant ph on the ground that his dent Skinner & Mennedy St: presi rae eet ame: yo N bet r went on. j dav sale corvice in this cowh 4 - i utocratic methods of administra Co 1946 A 2 ‘ itioner’ ” of a recent disaster, in he ii i iS coun. deanen: : : i tk i ae ke 3 a- Co., 1246 Amherst place Cast S is bal $1.25 2 dav for overseas, The fié, under whose auspices e nay tion wre disrupting the service here Jacob Stocke — . ast St. Louis bank holdup. One ey Tae j pre! mara cc : . . and on other arcvres ; ‘ K@ JFr., Vic@é president *& — Jean was killed and : hene fits are paid-up ne g were conducted, stood ead at : I charge Ss, Progréss Pressed Brick . pe or HORACE ‘t WALTO x a ) another ts in home iid ref. “+ , a | Liepresentative Ziliilman, chairm:; Cc a ig VOx 406 N ee _ A ; eit QMa for ' ef | ide with younger veterans ; of t] 7. i. tt ‘ c ’ ‘a rman lara avenue, In thie lett *y We ’ i Al farms and vocational = Rr t] | ' shes of the Committee on Postal Expen- I ta — 3 ‘ letter was inclosed a dfa- ‘ ‘ Yr re ¢ 2 ¢ ai ’ oe ae 2aOric or . j . aa p 4)) {. L In 0} J . j tradn. Spanish War aud with the Associated Press foreien fields : ditures in tt House , ton Reber, vice. nein | gram of the wav from Ltossi’s ] _. nn WASHINGTON, May 1: ign elds of battle the prin- | : 16 House of Represen- , Kinloch Telephone Co., 3630 FATHER OF TRAIN a ae aay @ewho fought in the great,con- eNATLULN, May 10. ciples of political }i weeny ; tatives, has invited “ ; ., 3630 Delmar | I o the bridge, with the namer : pronoses Jd to ada $590 OAL, 4 Hie de li t} po hic ai libe: ef \h ho l e the lornier em- boulevard. | { oat oO ‘ ‘ be z e ; : 4 ‘ , ~~ - p ; . i "Ae * J ‘z “ca “! . « . , - . ear to Government revenu "ai € ly ended, as the formal aie heck of the Nat- snall sayv Whence the | strength ( onvention (Goes On With Ele ployes to present their cha rges in Aveust e on . ae ROBBER DIES ON : et bhis was on a torn ple e of ii : Cle ae ye > * . Lio Lua h © ( ~ | e 2 ; “ ; 4 ai i : Ji ’ a . e . . : >t . 4satin@? - rf ar i” " Q . next three ve Bp Was pronounced by the morial at Ar- came of these matchless. men? ; as aati person betore the committee and manager Erker > » ment sahernfiten ut : Pee: ars, would bo, fe c Sadtom closes 3 : t A Sto Afte ie Mii pent ger Erker Bros. Optical ¢ Y TO GET BODY _ kossi took the letter to P ffective next December a mys Commander in Chief niits t i a ane com ‘rom every corner of our great ion After Tabling Modtion osecan has heen mentioned among %577 De Tonty street z If ee ee ee . "= aga 8 ei hha Oo history a great enis CPO lads “are =e ; ' ~ opr —— me : sili, et. fendanvnarter ory? “hier c = if Sprinkl: ct umonge the in t) A sie re a food na yi ode f unt: tiey CANA with one for New Ballot the f —* employes As likely to he James NY. Hl] vine ams ‘ ‘ ’ and 4 alle, iri Dete w ak 8 ee “ee a ' “4 re § d khaki of the war ve terans p v “Ye onan Hull p ‘ aie L\dent ‘ ontinned From Pace One. Tives tlumne sriah ady ist d hen) to carr\ Pa 2 neomes P ota resident Wilson said in ‘ ; 4 . ‘ . ‘oe gene ant on that hetween $19 ans " s and other representa- War Baker. . J : ¢ J AMoOonPE OV! allies and Mridav morning and to ntinn teneil spectors veslterdav that the ch: ges HTeibel & Sons Manufacturing Co had been in the « nplo. of the street Instructions Carried Out. “ we " ni¢ a, oe P € ‘ ‘ . “ , ve J) tery Amn : : : : 000. and 3 per cent on tha! ‘Oficial Washington. “Clathered } rs . . the foc a soldiers from vesterday aft ? 5 : gain St him were i pra ~609 Arkansar avenue railway company here and the rail hiossi carried out the instructions g €°R 000. a. it fat mbling on the ellipse south of likctaeny ( ‘ina “s iis nat ional Tie New World should, conscious ‘ : i a} aicernoon e mS - M. ’ Ye ana faleific ation of time : cord rc Ant: lrew Niehaus ratired o2rR way } iil cervice }7T) tipis vieinits ara! Liety etives Sarit} and i oO: } n in) ‘ . “ 7 P 21% . > ‘ ‘ i | k x et tlG gf sew here.’ ? 1 P + hh +>. cst a> > one i‘ea a _. “ 4 ny ¢ “ee rirt. e . oP ee a y ~~? a7 , K b) et a “ aoe 4 ; ‘ : ; " lL anit ini. v of ™ cente nin —_ $10 a ite House earilel in the dax, President ow ens i # — i l tL] Nec, eontident oft nf rence at ihe { oliseum elected the Orme! charge, hie was told. re Frartford afreeft. | Lnce h ‘YH gradnua e«l from { entra’ lihborers warh hia tive mselves wit! s ie ' ’ 3 i} ; ‘ . ‘ . - . ‘ _ _ ‘ ’ , are TWiOSt rj th th : line . i le lite , r 2 : é ? : 2 os »>}* io} Tr hye «> ; } ‘ . a " : ere i “es 9 an transactions {1 stocker anit erans, headed Ds ai troop of the men ais nas 7 ' ; ia L ‘ a ise. alike UiliSé€ lfish and thre 11 general orric ers of the ‘ hurch based upon lnclidents ‘ v a conversa Robert t. Strudel! cashier YN Oo High = Lit) i i? l ear Phere i ; 4 : j ~ isi ya 7% . + , : a . i = s s 6 * - “ *; es 46 . _ ° 1, " ’ * t fie rice where the pia L . ae) a = : i i «i gs 1 } . ae | » | : 1 ; P 4 : Se@sSS] ) . . 64 Gs . ’ . os : : . ate 7 an? 1 7 i . ; ’ p - : . ; , ate ca les. 4 at feo of the executive man- great and lsabesrtifal) , ¥ iilS ee he Sidié Hen he spirits of ' 4 l he WSSemopi' deadlo: ked on upon al allegation that PR osecan Chest) y Ashton-Hay coek Brokerage enis lLlerace Was an oniv son. Nit age was eoncenled : 5 ; ¢ ‘ . ° . . = , . ‘ ' i t>Li ‘ )¢Y | a or o> 4 rr > j : , +4 _ i1¢* id 1} 7° Ce } ; ‘ rg “i 1 evge% j > ‘ % . q* 5192 ° — iS r¢ . ct v e. = . . . ase nf 1h ner cent in existing. eeent-General Neison A. stand like y sentinel ; ae " oe en dbs (ne Spirit Or > og rae " enidaade ee mussionary often did work ©s a lawver dvrine pews os Js Vernon avenue. " alt o rept ire as he told news- Lie denied any knowledge of the ~ ASS 4 : ~ ‘ me ait ic ()}) {he those who mi§gingall i ae - Secretary. ‘yx 1): in? oe "re ale ei bee “ = ad Ine > : 4 : anar ae = ‘+e : ee ; n tobacco and cigars. A “gf A., retired, Was grand banks of the Potoma and , 4 rc ye ; orlginall) resecvied ee hwo ballots were taken, his hours of dutyv with the nosé Carlos Meese Jr, department man- paper mien of his son’s wayward- 40°! In his room. the detectives : 1% - sai P LAC Iie ( Amerie a . 14¢3 al tit 0 CaN ai rare eive ‘ de Snes frie . ye, || ee ; , . ‘ ve eh } n't , . « | Seatewnsl : _ * * enta of the hon us would he: i {of the par: ide, apie his ctaf! ites Vase a1 Lie " : . neri“a from the political ty- , } CHnuidl late ie ived a majore oTtrice. Ti« last assignment In the Ife) Int ernpat ion: ] Shoe wy “67% ness, his hy ie Sale had develoned found a torn piece ot blue paper «| Ss : a f ’ Jt atc iie ie { aplt ‘ rann} re) ir fla at ° . LY. vet : ‘ (*; bt Nhe 1 2 13; . a 7 : a ; July 1, 1921, and he made in many ranking officers of oF the reunited natior ee i +“ p7EG WOE BF Yes | posteffice Was the investigation of Geos lieing he Jihin the jast month Shown , bearing the letter head-of the (*urlee ' 5 ° + Atat it . i ¢ r, ¢ i P | ' . ok > i : ’ naene - . P Ps ~ , . “ iy? e »4 1% >vEra > 4 a? = —_ ‘ . ‘ vee ly inetallments of e750 each . \ ana navv,. ad be Bae - lat ’ ;' ers : ; ti cil¢ | t 1 iti | Kept fjpey free and ; * t¢ r4 ay pio? Mines Ope i>} the tour COTA Ss Core erping postal servi ‘ rE O01 ore id 4 RLV. vie co Soha ety . ef rié 4 “Pape. Aecouuy) cit ] " rope, ‘ lothing i o ihe. cay this piece of : \ a) i} (hat . 1} ® i . F _ , ; 4 . “ $ } tw ce. n : ; i a . ‘ i i 4 siis ‘n } > ~~ . : a4 ? x = : =, * ‘ i I a"¢* ' ; : . ; age whieh was read by weres alee “ie a Cccnteroe , she rt 3s the re, and with my fel- rt . ro ftactions, In Vain Bishop ce} arge and explained to : reporter nos errr 1 Hat Co 25° Ww estmin- | cannot account in life ng eae em baate Curlee Co. : pe . ~. SCC. p11T rie jas onliv WwW P é . i ( nanny Tle Owe? ' ee age ES. re : : it L@y «fer lace s , ree. njennt on, of the | nite d Span- served to m pnity +] % lo COUNLPY Meth evervwiiere | t] Z » pounded for order while the Incidents upen which the ¢ harge “3 eh ae OS ee eee This is the first ee * * # ‘ , & ‘ i> Ltie¢ hero . ‘Oil 7 mwprbhes * 7 ont’ . L¢ a a loa 9@ cea ta) . : . . ° > a ie ‘i ‘ als « a, ‘= *: i ‘ Aba — — ee veterans, following the in- valor of ee he es ic x 17) -22) i} af rec og nition of the , t7ie® Gt PTIIOLN vells a the numes 04 insubordinution wis based "y irmpo: 6 Not Disc ‘losed., #2 time the famile name has ever by " 7 ' ie ' nee , : aptains and nen virtue bey thi« . of the candidates Handing mn ays hea purpose fle ° nt ft a es ®e Is reported to have escape e' gddress by recretarv who foug}) t the yvreat f t \ co 2 “me memorial +} j ene: Stateuoy up mM I had sone to the Postmaster +O mI . * pis at det ense iM connected with anythin 2 sc} ‘h res 4 nth ' e ss : 7 a " B eee ;2 1) AAS CONLIN! ea T goes “] : , . P Lrewr sects | >, ee ; ; > ' i 14 S mmo ing t (Aca . _aaeea 2 3 » 4 haw slat t*] a Tirieeti ~ Rab ¢ Ai fornia! deiication. the nation aro s si te _ mio Py | atl} ‘ )} rey Pree . Fr W. hiankin of \ ow protest against my nroposec! transter ’ . ‘ witme Seo has not vwrontle go inte ae rye wap Here f toe oe WW r , ‘y P : Z - ; a’ At ox ryt =. oe 5 : bhen’ PONSTIIN a nea th en Sya) ‘ ; ' ee ae behal i v4 ' pene .Oriice aiton aise ive fand for 18 vears of ~alled upon t eae ‘ | ed with w& spirit of her found- ; of the A. M. I. Review: 1, T, been the ambition of my lifes -L had: ise the grand jurors to kind, motherly appearing > ton 4 : iy — pon to vindicate Woon ers and builders.’ Brvant of Nashville. Tenn , atary , ies i : - ” impeach certuin witnesses ; it . sre hs ae ~~ Wola a athens isn aeccuInwiating accord : 2. Crs ae ‘ : specs nyi., Secretary negle: CCL Phi fannily oO spend finie wr med tHat #] 4 os ie : . who has thus far withstood the sec r the } lies that . Uu [I riit a Ol he Sunday School Union: & * ou ? x a a ; TT Hreiud tat ev testified differant! - iste adios ; ae Dt PONTE bein epee 85 OUNSE Vrouw re Cost $825, OOG, : . Watsor e “ey ro 7 —_ — hours vid duty In atten din a betore {| Tr Aw { 7} } 7 | — tragie event i : far! Vv thet \\ | rT? idditton fer fake spect ae W * : - - & ALSOT? WV Vietawh Ington, Secretary of niet ac} On] ane i ant ll ay ssi ‘ if £10 lhé faLicerF peit, had at py; eT “ec 7 ‘ ~~ . ‘ . : 1 . . . ore > 3: : atne , i ee : ; > , i aiid nad S1jccesgs YIx at " P Se ” : ‘ ‘ ( i Ta} : iy vriel ' : j rylaet | Pee oe t", ’ t 5 5 ructure Of white rriate- .eaane entre Neion: «> \\ “lle of passed t} o stain 1) 7 ax : - ¢ . bs t Baa Li: 1t% ~~ >} ‘he ery i : “7 Jnhin (rt way: : : ; rT he we the Government a Nashvilie, editor of the. Southern The term t! I ee" riers sapige jury would be the best evidence Oe ete which led to his : ; . ‘4s » hii l 20 U.5 } i POST ID: ga a ie, 4 : iieen patce 7 " ’ 4 sé UU, sturmis 17) (‘hr tian Reeorder: | [» ’ so appued to ne (>) The Statea’s wifnmaccee ‘ ye e . v ce , se . the Wester qT Peter 1s * . . ° ; I ‘ ile®, sat) + or. i eral il: rite . oF +} 5 Gj i ois T : , . n-=t. > ’ | Lrige cad Vigo. ; per ’ ig iat yo atga e corder, and asked the Postmaster the source’ of sift (Go: has testified that whe ee. CHICAGO, May 1s Poliee tod April &. os mt cith 260.900 Fed ] at ‘ Li; 4 ier j Mt , ‘4 \el { “Willan, sain ee , , ‘ “yr : . — pr ASeOririn beh Bae TTI Hiorace ©! ae oe, totut aa) it}? eared y Waa : i mid the graves of thon- nation’s dead Woor if i AE Weegee ge : ‘ av Qe t L 2 ~~ ee >} ? ~ . ; * s a ' 7 . . a SP c - a l i ‘i i (da No ACLs. ¥ a. wis iis information. lie T's fiised +, aie ae" Pa : wa Mem ori!) wiere tiie ele acts : , - ;* ! rs . e, wiiaip °V = ¢ S221 1O HD 7 wT) rlosre )) ‘* brat] lian bLndeavor League ; cient i oe st investigation, that he (MeCul- — ¥ vega ts - “yak ‘o sion | could have wers that he was low) . 13 . Xs M sins ufter he had stolen S107 tery; de «« fen-day trin covering it i ae | ' Lan pirvied ng” > " eae . ‘ . ri kL ati j te Prat ig @ri, as @ sited ree? + ener ‘ . 4 ; | 5 4 7 ae Y anf 7 ;' oni and naws Central’ trai i (ria Ue Apri fpe Poem ia . ; , ee rd eh President finceln’s Bered the soldiers buried | °~ test advance. Samnel was discharged. by the®Preach the sermon 7 : \ t i. ry res OL: ' Dusinaes ; Bi om “(a are at : See " ' ’ 4 . . - “ ‘ aid ry Li J Q his hours lei) «Closed 1as Dip al rhe be ol Commierce, SavVs : ‘ 4 af ry es II, ABO LE , aine’s lighting toy mel over the graves o} aris | ; x To . : ‘ 7 -_ { CASLOT ally rie echarve ot dishon- lving os no iO8t tirelr live G w ih ‘ 1? \ . Q] oat « oline Waa 7 + 4s " “ p . i: ‘i i ¢*e } i THs CT) tii¢ vr , i! yy" ’ ; ’ , . . — 2 » . : yep vrei yt? . . OT ae “¢4) , vy Placed fi. Pvctife vester- Poe at he ’ ; “y ite: Cred }) 2 I , eed oo i v erin kk i ’ St )0) Ove yey » rToQ gy, ‘ ~ ‘ . . k eT SHS Proce » : ‘ | as : » ex> | t ' 5 | baat Lalip : i) i} ial ‘ these days ot high rent, £ pe, On K in ‘Havana har-* ‘*©e!!. O00 ()) eratives to obortage olf James Samuel As-' dav «fternocon when the’ last elec edure ts Unusual. fhe three te whom he referred were “Si ' — A ane re pe 3 ——- : : Confeder: fa ° ele } | . , . — » SET hE iif ale Ce- 2 : iad Iso tal ’ Pas rot nam . ; s C" r fy ' biat 3 gate wes Preven vie - R ; 3 ek Nlemort: — ; -&y = — i j 4, on a ae ln “* ¢ ‘ . es ' _ Twi Ta ae | IALeILN Seea. i | , j pict SLi ‘] Pas ‘ ; unexpec ‘ted visitor with, iby: the : : : , - h nare ll} Ady ance Of About stant l reasurer Finails ruil a VJ Vas Dpelne lie ld the charge Wk sole ' : . Sto t ec tt — burrough Aj ng Nlachyp P ¢ ¢, — 47'S : WW x s ats ; art ‘There is How i@ £rayes © SOI N- ’ pariah a r = keg resiguation ane if Was arcant | Ai dbae Wials q } erry ‘ er.) 7 ; , ". ‘ ; S ° iGie PN one f {hy leo) “) / , ™ pred v Ly! } Lane W.i Lit? itp cit) Udeetr ¢ te- ' ; a e * ': 2 | P ea / ‘ 4) 1 ‘ lf tit 1€é rites ve . ‘ . ‘ } ‘ ‘ e° 1" fray & ties -* . ° ’ a.! rt - : r ’ owe OU. ' ; " ‘ } . pm % . es ; ik , oak | is : Beuts St) etuaatie =" put ali Hiry Jo. A wave of accounts of James W. Samuel, 6132 vii d he asked that the enfi wie }c. s. wil ie fing of charges atfer ; re ey? _ s been dismissed ator Caplured ii Penes 4 $14.0 moa poCOMIp =e His uisoe «© f ats oO) people. wave aavahee Zane 1 a . Westininste) phitace { r) : bogs pyro Lee] , 4) VCSISNACION has yeey) Ce p Lea iw and he Was rein ted we The ’ «| i? Hy! POs gewey ° , ‘ f ryt } ‘ ‘4 } 4 " . o bValice announcements to . PraOrrmie? —_ = a r azRA. , , “ P u ‘ ‘ ] ey t af? ' prILF? ¢ ‘ Pope vel \Io who : Years aco vesterdav Ar- , iminenrayr af €! ' . 6OK very imusual procedtre vy ry} ury that indicted M t tat ; 4 it AY hee aA ‘ ant treasurer of the] ited Pail (“ries of * a he ge ‘ ltr proceurtire ho oni Priel sc Lee COLELLO 't js ne Stare pron ! c ecome efiective Viav 2] er ewan tos Lite Raiwat lie NO, DO Was Tie answer ca ,: a3 =? 1,4 Ee rs , : . cot, whicn : \ , 1 muonal Cemetery was first tog a ee ree eed Wy n tj a} ived ¥ me ; expranution —f can see is that tl is second iIndietment.on.which | : , . 5s «>t i ay Pree aw a’ Ss, ev! . 7 RF i Salle a hin U igh ‘ na +P - , . eb . \ UU eA lits pesmearase| ate sf is ! . ’ - aan % . on | 2 — ry ; : an President PAncoly per- ‘, sine “ : W Mmugian ‘ i a sail ners eubn 44 ; ‘4 , ? +4 . i tiny) \" ; —_— ; is i hii MoO } ortmiastey desires i? in - 9 ~~ 1 ear — 1] ) } | ra x hae VP | a . j ‘ ‘ (mn mns ene th ~» . ’ _ centers Indicating ‘th: Se eee ‘ 7 mmitted tO The Cure Lttor lion Was tabled, and the balloting ee ae ' iat aay ‘ , not ;' ; eeeeeesred the burial there of ug pas ae Ing that the mcrease yey vesterday by Will 1 wong. Went on ® 6aganish him hefore the committee Green County Criminal Court, in a | . 4 7 . . : , YOUId extTevid tf irtiia)] a } oe ide ie Vda dee ad eyed " So] wait until the eX" 3 Bwho died 1h tie horedtal "Onn Tf ¢ ‘ b wae cred Spec ») inyve j VV tie LI eet) j f ue tal Onna ndiiuces : ball be a Sy aeton tees atest beg! | e Mon lay } rad Migy fenx{ : 1 a for + = , cs SIZ toOr wBppoimitlEes henthe election closed vesterdar . , : act as ater at ' ft Se ee SU ® hot weather sets in; thy estite . bamdoned : \\V ‘ nit Sorioaph ain Lie PE b> 1) tia ‘rer ¢*Y° ! hk pir? { ‘te ")I1¢ 1) i; } ? ‘} 1] pe uf i> rmhars ‘i eniplove ’ 7 ae i ’ hci \ 4, al Sport vtie lel ca } ‘ i i fe e ‘ 4 ; + ‘ » 7 . il 4 } -* a 4} + ‘ . i ~ vase ‘ »% : ‘ it ta? t we Boi ee ° Y : “65 ‘ vii me 1 , ‘ hr reTve ,*” ‘ vi ‘ " . ia : ~~ P a0) ert I: Loe « C. nil : : Lie ‘ hHepreye Liye stypoH8wuy7yt ra fle eis ‘ Ii ( Lifi iow? 7 . om. ¥ rem ry: ‘ reat $3 ' . 4 : ; G03 Bt 4 Pep Qxidis cil = ’ QS.) py? ‘ aie rity , ' ; Sigal t Gish pra. © Ai} fre? aw>nt Wil Seri ere Ti wt ¢ HEe ¢ . nie our complete line of. » of t} { *j * WV ) } Stivance Wos d finite ly efafied jt w siteamniabeh Ss accounts, e Fat ' inti a! harem SP eas adVove a Tilispey 2 a i : — ; Sacks vip "4 ; “ss — j . . , ike iit’ iVis: WAP asi : ” a. Leal Ss 2 Vals \\V l Der . rIea. 8. : ; OOUW Ara : Investig: tion ae i Voice of many of the tellers ri * 9 dae ASaTAST MY lerful boxes nm all : me United States at a taNx : rissa Vhis will bring UNO aitneed befo i] bet a} () at : Hers Was has been that the charges a {7 f J . , »i4, levee ff ti ily asa wy . . bees . > i! (+ rahe mary Tihts pe Orit The cere} hHoweve? Wid . a . _—s e P A : . tal purposes Later vel of textile wages more than LOU yeaa . . : te » had epite work of discharged. disgruntled ‘ , . , 7% 4 cts . . , Lae ‘ 41 Ss 4 ‘ oye +} = 4 ws thas Puede te : —— ree ~ : , } F lysa) ett. : sf oY sth } he eOonn ' - Peyent paid the Ice heirs per cent higher tlicart four re - ae | : ith ah th OMNY -emploves.”’ ‘ 7 j na q?) he qlise eae ¢ To % . at tet Wa foi ine trane , : No i i ! bidiers’ Tlome (‘enietery \ears alo. * yal gy S100, 4 ; hk § 34 Was POS Hat VES : , ‘ ext Convention of Missourh Divi- 3 a r : p , -t, eTT : , ' nthe emploves Libert i — ont Toda a oa rel ae ‘ PeUuriis Provera s oy »-aae, f ; ; . . ‘ ’ : > 7 toe i } , *; e* } } . ‘~ P \ » rant] ‘ }1)* | . >’ . : rt) is . ' ‘ a { | = ; ' ' \ e Ss . teen \ il ’ . ! “ 4 } BUCO Quartermaster-Gener- ' Wiad toe nod ‘1 tea fine \"¢ aie by prey 2 ment ; iieeite - i ee : ‘ } 1} >i wit 1] _ , ele i \ i be Hi he! iyi hhillocothe. . - . . it re a «i titif 4 Zz \ t) ' +} . = a : atade’da v« i yet . i), ‘ perce . ‘RTCA ithed -. | as ae eer ¢ r “tale ationn]) Cemetery «vt profits at texijle enterprises = a sf ‘ mbher ; : a Hi ng of lt th rd Ape : ; ves a at . : 1 wheel rhe Compan? iil ounced th: { ELLs 5 i(] friend éyt 1)? Leroy ~ - a“ wit ; { m yates [fi c Ile was "ia ifers flote!] chose ‘‘] fligce«!l , Sone of The shrines ©O™MeS after many of the compantes! an gudit of his book ta dic. Bunds ded told that very off ie Se: ae” eo, " Letian | a as ted ee a Td eh TAA ) Lis yO Shyav ‘ ia soUTIiCis, pire sete : } Pia . VMAs Ptah Olce et i) cre? ry! ’ \ 2 ae | >] ‘ ‘ ‘ 7 ? ansports } es thy conn .4 , : ‘ soldier and esilor nave declared considerable extra i hye O¢ a ais. ' , ‘ ‘ ove ee) bhishor ie { re’ Pye +? NIO.,; & @ beiiee milo I Ss} aiion } fi nunecting ni efween urimart Hrod tion and . igen ; . i cre] aire \ i ae a Fb Oa 'y4 SS '* . ¢] .?) Fe ON JIL 1T1a0 arak ‘ cy? ; i} re? ak Fw 4 SesUlie Tit Yi! q'eatl iat lye ‘ a? acd sara? } + fer} ; en 7 ; os mt \ 1 . * 4 . * ; dividends oT stor k or cash to their \V ‘ ; ig at rslirce iLe*d) ; ' \ [rye orce tun . rea Pg WILThOL i “ CeO 7 ard Spi iM a MAT (is Bite ion l ie miove we fae ae ‘lioe eonnaction fhroucg) the en 4 OO WATE Ligue ares eyryres 7 Versity Stoll v ‘ ' va ’ CHArSCS BONE CO ahh « f , 19 " ' } . — . 7 ‘ ‘ ? ’ see . 4 > > . ‘ }} 1} i? ‘ , f i» } wee ) + ‘ ; ‘ } ‘ } 4 , ‘ : Ya. lac te: e a6 . p ; = gett ; Smaller 4 lii > . SLUM kholders. brices tor thre produet ° ° , ™ = ' an ' ‘ , ‘ - oO f un i } 4 . ‘ ; con oe ’ eu | Mle) pati ow. Li Lt i . CONTA yt mf ANG ty riitone £ j}ignté } oh @ P . Tl . 4 mapliitin at - tre «till t] : bj s making | rioyTt tiiorow ely CX miiqn iy - (i¢ } 6} . of i} 1 i «: wis nee af evar Pia, } | i inl Tiae Tyr} ayy yest y conld lie aT riford at wf 4 lo sa P ll - a** 4 ph ii i? ‘ $' }* , , 2 on! he or onatration ai i . : . . i ; ie ’ pa }@> ; ey er received. » P = «' at . ‘ ‘ ‘ t v : i ' oe ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ | ‘ ; a” ‘ ; 4 _ ¥ an A , aa = . @ little vine-clad ampii- - 1 a fion ()) the aceaunts | } €% Imiprisemment [ao his teiiat iy) ihe premised eretarv ‘ aq f{reasnie \ \\ (: 7 hi hee , $u hi mrreven ent. * ihe } ’ uw 4 : =? nil Tv leegen the ar ’ . ‘A er ; e ’ reeds . , ae i ee = 4 o or a4 : ‘ ‘ ' ‘ — ee . ; " : : ai ' ’ ed for ceremonies on vive! Leads Wiay. Phe bla ye “eu mon was pinnae wnus ‘ ('¢ OU FF) tuner ST. Loris Th oy, ii 4 piled pict hie YuS ready a a oft St. 1.04018. a tirine rprespateryp 4 enuse ! ! ° h tne mgs re? Wie ¢ P all pre | \] +! Yh w+ Loan 2 | be : . 'T*}, “ ) . ~ ' i Lf y . | ’ x : ’ +} 7 , oe . the gatherings outgrew among cotton manufacturers, who &2 pieyves On Tirelt Ti bse rivy Bond tn 2) th Superior dul f ix hours ot ecentl Peace ‘ ‘ mbership ' ' ; wif : k 4 ’ a , 20 , “> stall? i od ong 11 +>) ‘T” 10 1 es a’ . 11 beng : P ia - nae ide, 201 Me shes deep ; large | e _ ; — mee sn Os a sag S . “fi _— pre the R ° i+: »° 4 ] " : torne) : fo : ; a . } t}} 22h ea hee satan) A “ G sat F : sas : thea i* or! fine oo? the ereatan«t . nT } nf oom ‘ } { » =f. 10 is chai man of the hy igher Wa ge le Vols, eceiver Wel! _# vesterday anid he baad sion may find necessary and winy bv Or POUll, Ohlsen bs eTea | contributing infinences to thi . \ ¢ 1eS 19 o od the Secretary of the sa he Americ an WV oolen (‘o., wifh not decide ad W hether he would file order authorize. the earriere sien} — - pel ey pron oO: thie necesail yv of hette: rog«e hw heen +} ~ (¢@ sity Pee ‘| ee o-* ¥ rea] © Amission was composed a0 mills employing °5. 000 persons in suit against Samuel on behalf of the relieved from {hv operation of Ked . mnotrvemen? This. in mv Opimion, hae been dine to the sae . , ; . ralue.... "00ds, superintendent of New England, New York and | Secerver {o recover the amount of eral and State laws and other laws short haul transevortation of the future ’ ; | ft : a TT sans m : . ‘ ‘ amiel ' ‘ ' é ji , ad ij : 24 hi reije* t! en a) n oat +} e . . $ d States Cgpitol building Pennsylvania, was the first to act the discrepancy) recognized as ordinarils elfective ° roads, if nothing else, must ¢ f | | | is: ‘ ’ , a al AAD, 3 } i} ¢j . mu fe rile k raAnawtia "? alae ‘ tting ae ' Qol. John Me#lroy, | among the woolen manufacturing\in- , | during normal trunsportation condi- , : proposition, Th a ee F 4 c ve : iit . ret ery f . ' J | 0 lle fj } ; ? ty" ° +e > \V. re et " a . : : yme { f t} the Grand Army Of the terests. Other woolen manufactir- a $ ifeense to practice medicfee in Missoust al od AIC niv 7 1 —er cording to figures ! ‘ arrie oe : x ee ke: | _— om ' aia : : 9-7 “te Ang be the only me- of 17% per cent, and the Amalga- tia sn ise npiled by man carriers mav be protected ugainst NOTHING I8 MORE PRECIOUS rHs~ FYRSIG bitd The Chamber of Commerce, aa it alwa' , , ; = Kind in the world, mated Textile Workers have asked ~ *.. ring interests. penalties and complaints whieh | wee AM a physician, oculist and opticn ave. practiced for many sonal ‘ “Bae ee ee ene ee ‘ * , * ) ‘ge? '@ ‘ i "“" Ty . cl . ‘ + . , . : . : re ,7 les 3.013 " id ‘ ‘le te ; . © ‘ , s oy P eo "esi : ti r mriis i 7? . ; , . . . 7 Pand anemoriais of all for a 50 per cent increase. The Fall | Phe 15 per cent advance given at: would otherwise accrue, and be en- 4 ould ataenes Soh Fie " Ee es teased T will care fo sat if + | . = our, and takes thiq ocession of wishing 1 “ } is injie acc j 7 . ; : ow = a , peede:! will preecribe and macte *.et rs tly. ane — = = art ees ' . ~ F Be bee erected to Gen- River unions have voted to accept this “i . oat ording "ee manutar ttl} abled to lawfully adopt and ‘ urrent- 3 ¢ i cont fa? trentr ,arn? at . glasses w! . Net atone the pr pa of a Ty iC RK if€ 7 Ss ¢ ory Sijte fae on ther ‘r r) in ‘ aie Per dean . mal ore 4 een erected to en- os ‘i ' _ = ers figures, is equiva ent to about oc lv apy] lv the necessary , werr Kk RRSeR that "nav do trreparah’e infury to your eves of sue P J a P ” ‘ owe ’ : ‘ oa e sallors who fought all proposed advance, have increased by Whe of America today ile hare din fa- | The commission issued the follow- , - _ . t the country. approximately 150 per cent over vor of a 40-hour working week. Ing statement tonight: BI- FOCAL LENSES $9 : . ' dy ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘a . : sire " ; ” 4 these of 1915, according to calcula- i igh tong sae me reduced period be The Interstate Commerce Com- Fo far a ‘ , yi OTL 1 . mu ito errec AS Soo! s sjple yica F : , é 7 r ‘tar gee’ c ‘wo paire of tylagees : ' ment Seizes Rice. tions by manufacturing interests. eset igre ape pent ible, mission is proceeding actively with yn pale one, The use! price is from 24.50 to $9 per par. a pair : ' a Press, Labo G 45.C were overcome b¥ a vote to have the . steps toward the effective exerci of rd wi President : ; + * 7 “ ut © exerecize oO ; _ . } -L, May 13 (Delayed). borers Get 45. Cents. ecabel Euccutive Woatd take action | powere and duties’ cast. apeli it te “THE NEW DUO TORIC LENS : ” ae wine Government today Common labor in most cases is in accordance With general condi-. suc! —_ . elas ; , , | If you regard the if ; 14 N 12 h S res in M p Such emergencies to afford such re- Fes? 4arand neo ceelng. in one piece and invisible rai roads aa the long arm of commerce, vou . . t t. e “ anila to prevent now getting more than 45 cents, an tions in the clothing market. The lief as may be possible in the pres 00 So cement aphier eal combinations only. | muat reckon the motor truck aa the fi , | : | S : ‘ — F dealers. The Govern- hour, according to these figures, and clothing workers voted to organize ent situation.” ; Mey j th ‘ se 2 ingera which reach in, herve, outh of Pine ax n the price at approxi- will be getting more than 50 cents a epectal educational department to The railroads made their appeal &. MORITZ, M. a The Oculist-Optician 1 k the I ges sos j i & pou c caie » s t 4 : ‘ ; : , “ pick Up oad or ac Bean@, to become | under the advanced sci eae nor p oerar seadttree Bagesnregeests and in- through the. Association of Railway 800 N, BROADWAY (Just North of Washington Av.) it ot ifs desti ete ‘ , at« 1s ° ¢* 1) rs , . « R — _ a aes , . . i ti 0 ary, cj Exe 4 itives AY d t) e Amel icaD Liail- Ba v ; co on the e) *, @. mseing the e: @e-c inte gre ft. late] nation. ' J grafting ecul at and the crafting optician thet ‘eoken Presiden Firestone Tire & Rusher Om > of loom fixers under the scale now prevailing have not uncommonly run ence and culture generally. road Association ; rtaceettne reaeAine Call ar writs far ese. . i —— 7 > > ~~ —« A Ne ll ly " wx The present price

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| i ‘ ’ - oe ; | ‘ 4 ~ x 2 : \ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' ste = el a i = bane gee sPestih | “How did you get them? Did you : months from infestinal trouble. She re Pagans ee ee | naar ae Belaall r Get the - ’ = ——* > — oe F ! : + 9 . . P . . ? . HIEV i! AK GIRL’ {though she did not do so yesterday. 6 ¢ yr 3 "1 h rl ed always advertise? You did once.” was 53 years old ~Bard to : . a): C : Ze» : wy . “we , : ~~ | av! f*ha Kr! . ; ae - ” : A T ES ST E $ | She was on her way to Work, Lie Ca Own eda “No, not always,” thoughtfully. Mrs. Curran, who was then Miss spoke to him she ¢ ollapsed. Her! € hat - Ss me resided = ae ? ed a big haul, found that a bundle The couple| er she was stricken, Mme Marie Helmuth bid ) = | } | y QO No t | me, I just went out and married: Con P. Curran in 1885. ; » casi | thease Geen an _ we ee ‘which she carried under her arm e C qd ul ~ e e Op e them. This is funny; I think her’! had seven children, now living, Con The daughter whom she expecte es z - al nuns in Here | Sister Julia de Sales of . = ~~ purse containing $25. eee ee ~~ re hig | ' Mies Ella. Junghanuse Robbed on contained not money, but the ste- name was Marie—-Marie Austin. I: Pp, Jr, John, E. P., Miss Marie June} to meet was Mrs. Frances Boland of iy F Strect of 325 and Bundle Con- nographer’s office apron and sieeve | . 66 ° bd 393 met her on a trip after I married a Curran, Mre. Frank W. Corley Mrs. Washington, D. C., who was being Order at Fpringfield, ¥ p f . : on aang age ee os Show Him Onst era won woman in Winnipeg that had a nice, Sol W. Gross and Mrs, J. lL, Tierney. a bank account and had sent her on a The Curran home is in Normandy, Mies Ella Junghause of 3641 Ohio ys —————$—— mn? : ; 7 , : a 4 | — trip to Vancouver. I had met Marie vj and the family has always been J = avemise, a stenographer for the ! : ; Bee m0.,.& - 7 ee before. She didn’t have.a thing om jdentified with Catholic church : | 7 /, } Side “Y” Seeks Members. | GStandara Furniture Co,, 2722 South North Side . os Slayer of Many W ives Tells Correspondent earth, honestly, and was not at- charitable and relief work. Mrs. s Third street, was held up and robbed A membership campaign for the : ey Pes: ‘ : , * . J = b F ° a 99 tractive. , She had no relatives. The} Cyrran belonging to sevéral societies pereneneen Mond and ] between Third and Fourth streets on| North Side Y. M. ©. A. will be Voice Commanded Him to “Go Get 71] hem last she had was an uncle she kept|.o¢ chat denomination. Specials for ay uesday L ow by 24 teams. T! — fy = ynch street at 10 a. mm. yesterday. started tomorrow by 4 teams 18 house for. Then she clerked in The funeral! will be Tuesday morn- [NLAID LINOLEUM— in block, tile and h 7 to Write for Magazines. once and put her down and drowned her.” i} ment will be in Calvary Cemetery thru to back—special for two days It had been her custom to carry|slogan of the campaign will be m ES nse of Hum Or and W ants , . ss 7 Say payroll money from a bank to the! “Three thousand members by June. Professes Se : se eee * oe a ge a se age from the- hat er fects—just what you want for lon — | | é ‘ and sun > lak , Church tn Normandy, with the hey. ’ . ; e EF ere ee ek | Saturday, | 1. Coeur d'Alene. I think I just hit her! pather Sabian officiating, and inter- hallway, pantry, bedroom, ete.—colors z ~ eo ClO ee, ee, ll only—per square vard........... YOUNG MAN ON PAROLE Sj By ROBERT EDGREN. put it in the car. 1 wrapped the About this time Watson wearied: A Special Correspondent of the Post- —— up a See diary z ste of killing detalls. Dispatch. clothes, and with a Diankel SO Lhe, Wants to Write for Magazines : ; - : - “ ~~? nts 7 — . s Copyright, 1920. by the Press Puoblishit g Co. biood wouldn t show, ‘ nd wie - I “You want to write 4 story about IDENTIFIED AS ROBBER Se less Axmuiunster S : (The New York Wortd.)s got through I put it in the car. You). a he said. “You ought to begin LOS ANGELES, Cal., May 16.—I | see how 1 told it to *Woolwine.”’ | with iin Tae ; dts ~+-- . eves tna - Pe : a ; oe Me Se Pat = menacing hostility. He | They worked me too hard. I didn’t and don't have these impulses any , MRS, JULIA HELMUTH DIES MWONDA and Tuesday i offer size 9x] a ml : It was Watson who spoke first ,; get strong... It’s only under excite- more, they may discharge me. You good cork Linoleum in block smal] 1 a ‘ery down hearted,” he, ment. You don’t understand. You)can see I’m getting better because SUDDENLY AT UNION STATION rf ‘over y¥ meen IT am ver} . Ea u don’t understand. an } m getting tt | and floral eftects. Cover your Chi , enid. ‘can sea I’m not mercenary. T' for a long time, seven months, , Le. s “hinese e as He blinked and looked to see how, didn't always kill for monev.”’ ‘didn’t make away with any of therm Mrs. Julia Helmuth. 78 years old room without $ 28 | , 4g are thinking of how you shut the a trian Ms ar a ak WIFE OF CON P, CURRAN DIES an opposite -* nse er Va . taste. You can hi i ; - a { Use hie s le = Md ait ORLD at +m commode, brass bed with spring and : : 4 = i, FP ene ig *; = mattress rocker chair rug d exposure, and things to follow. What os —— ie wethodis« (hurch, (rai ion, Episcopal, at 8 ae: ae table, six chairs, buffet, rug at a smiling and nodding. = ; i c Ferguson Preet wae oeeur ‘ non °° . _> a : . ae 4 a Meckihe. a caamaes or a son tom ) free. ‘All a ; rept on @ KITCHEN. includes: Buck’s gas sig a : — women ; : pee = rh . tovi kiteh mame : you were cutting: off forever from == x stove, kitchen cabinet with top, the auashine. didn't v oe | ; > chairs and 12 yards linoleum. ee ee ee fd | $ ; Voice Commanded “Go Get Them.” ——-2OeS a long wey to make friends. rs = a te a Come in and see this outfit. all set up in rooms just as it “Not at all,” said Watson briskly. : per Pa ; would appear in y own home : “You don’t understand. It’s a sort ‘ a ae ' . : of an obsession I’ve had these last 4 - ONAL. GA} | Easy erms of en three years. I have two sides, as I T -_ cere = : Erect « garage Built « : Paym t Arranged eld you. Pet tala ons ‘Ge ‘wet aa | Fawr oer aint Te meatier proot +h -- them,’ and then ‘G it.’ ‘oe Sine | é ¢ Rees, Decne, er , i —— en Go to it.’ It's like ~_ Ps , Aerie ond ere Re an order. Sometimes Td put it off : : : an a cana ' ' ut when obeyed, and murdered 3 4 Bleeping Houses, Ubict “ @ ( . . Tindell Sans ping | ta F E them, I always ‘sea OLIVE and CHANNING aa x and sectional hath? E . -% ire % re ay fo - pte felt happy §after- Distributors os ae birede WRITE © ¥ . ward, as - om Aadeti & LATA oF “ ee ? wes weil 4 — a duty well done. Robert Barnicle. University Tire & Rubber Co.. Hartman Tire Service Co., vines ; mg a € | | q ® happy after I buried her. 1°78" Olive. 9994 N Grand 9°83 &° K ‘s Hi *} « ; e the car open and the camping out- | 3908 W ashington. 1901 Se, Louis rs + > i a a Arco Tire & Saipply Co ¥ at me ’ ; ea" @, fit out and th ; ~ Pp?! => Ry ps , SEC ON D OR EFROM CORNER » aot Pigalle ns 0 — a I Fred FE. Darr, Prop.. St. Tonia Rubber & Rep. Co., Natural Bridge Supply Station. 2 - ‘= Se Se : er on ) RIA ts sicitian ideas ee pasa Ms ie | . E } the head. I hit her several times SI4G Mancheste d $07 N. Channing $663 Natural Bridge, E . _ ps + PA $ctee a es ; f ; ‘ é é . Se, ae Sens © 3" | - 4 do ' are Y * ’ ; 3 a onesie dhs Gilby scar ' : Br i by ne ee eee oe ‘ he Nps J « aw Voiestipanate isnt welininesimoenp : OAD: sik. Ke ‘Soe Mates : . , peer: ee & ee x wile: BE 2 ¥ a's tie . : 2 3 eat :

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— a ll companied to St. Uist pa Get the we —? Den’t 4 other of us you 2D viste . ; tire +f and a ‘% ” * a Aa 4 | Auto Owners | UTO TIRES are no different than merchandise. i= on every tire they sell. We are. ; = to say that we profit on every- , Es we don’t advertise that we give | ." something for nothing—but we | ' Se say that no matter what you buy dollar you our backed by a genuine guarantee—not | fictitious one—yon will find a real | . = of | customers. We are open evenings | Liberty Tire & | Supply Co. — 4 4969 Delmar Av. | | Be a Bargain Hunter. | / ! Tire dealers, like | merchants, must realize a sell. We are frank to say | get the best value for every | — Make it a point to store and get our prices ry store. Our assets complete stock and satis-— for convenience of cus-— Delmar 4610L | DELIVERY SERVICE. | ' a 5 es —w * —_ * “3 eae em 3 ' ¥ +} Ph j 3 $i] wn 3 of the & | Method . = Imar :f q * Py and at ' 4% Church - “ ‘d fe ; t | e . 4 HOBSON ———_—— ; give his famous ‘AMERICA and the DESTINY @nd the Church of the Ascen- ‘tion, Episcopal, at 8 P. M., ee. All are welcome, ‘ — ee Se - e ee Hero of the Merrimac lecture WORLD’’ at Union ist Church, Grand and avenues, at 11 o'clock, Ferguson Presbyterian |}, at 3 P. M. Admission ” yw fs 4 an . a oe = ' e d 3 oe - 'S - , sate. MPT Central pn eel TAndell eee — te Le eee eS np oe Convenient. Being »n be moved readily. Also furnish Sections! Club Houses, Bleeping Houses, Chicken, Houses and sectional ine, of kinds, WRITE OR [PHO FOR CATALOG. for cord No. 2895 \ suit SAYS HE HAS $277 10 ‘ PAY $25,000 JUDGMENT ‘Man Sued by St. Louisenne for Breach of Promise Files Bankruptcy Petition. Special to the Post-Dispatch. PHILADELPHIA, May EK. R. Andrews of this city filled a pe- tition in bankruptcy States District Court today. holder of the breach of promise judgment is Innis R. Hopkins, 6785 Waterman avenue, St. Louts. The verdict against Andrews, his occupation as manager, was ren- dered in Chicago on Feb. 2? last. In addition to the breach of prom- ise debt Andrews has other which make his total HMabilities $26.,- 711.96 to meet, 'VALESKA SURAT TO LEAD BILL | AT ORPHEUM THIS WEEK! Vatiderille “Fashion Plate” Will Ap- | 15.—With a judgment against him for $256,000 for breach of promise of marriage, in the United The who gives debts BILL pear in New Playlet, “Scarlet,” by Jack Lait. The sumptuous Valeska fashion plate of vaudeville, will. lead .the Orpheum program this week in a new playlet by Jack Lait, entitled | “Scariet.”’ It telis of the tribula- tions of a cabaret singer. with social aspirations. Miss Suratt will be sup- | ported by Fiugene Strong and Per- cival C. Percival. An added feature | is Roth Roye, ragtime singer, said to have won a cup in New York ina syncopation contest. Others on the bill are: Phil Bak-| er, accordeon virtuoso; the Seven) Honey Boys, in a minstrel sketch; Dippy Diers, in a clowning act, with)! Flo Bennett; Nate Leipzig, card expert, and Pat and Julia Levelo, wire performers Headliners at other vaudeville houses are as follows: Rialto, John-| nie Ford of the Ford famt!!v of danc-' while he has assets ers, and "Five Melody Maids;” Co-!| of only $277.96. His personal ward- dambia, Elsie Schuyler, tn an act of) robe, on which he claims exemptiom scenery, costumes, music and patter from creditors, Andrews {includes in! of her own creation. Grand. “Sweet- his schedule of assets and comprises jes,” a farce, enlisting & company of five suits of clothes, two overcoats. five. Loew’s Garrick, a military re-| '18 shirts, 19 suits of underwear, 20 pairs of socks, 25 collars and some handkerchiefs, all of which Andrews says have a total value of only $75. Five insurance policfes are made payable when due either to Andrews’ wife or his mother. -—_ —- - Miss Tlopkins, a graduate of Hos-: mer Hall and a musician, obtained a verdict last February in the Superior | Court at Chicago against Andrews, who formerly was connected with the Hy@raulic Pressed Brick Co. of St. Louis. He did not contest suit. A letter written bv Miss Hopktine’ attorney was read at the trial, in which he sald: not intend ever to marry Miss Hop- kins. I do not love her and the criminal folly of marriage under such conditions must be apparent to anyone who seriously considers inatter.”’ The engagement of Miss Hopkins. to Andrews was announced by Mrs. Frederick D. Gardner, wife of the Governor, at a. luncheon which Miss Flopkins gave at her home in 1914. An effort wae made last night bv la reporter to apprise Miss Hopkins of Andrews’ action In filling a bank- ruptcy vesterday, but she could not he reached. WOMAN GETS FULL AMOUNT IN SUIT AGAINST BANK Mrs. Bertha Kurtzeborn Obtains Verdict for $419, Entrusted for Transmission to Germany. Mrs. Hertha Kurtzeborn of 365] Botanical avenue received a verdict for the full amount in Justice of the / Peace Blesse’s court Friday in her against the Liberty Bank, for- merly the German-American Savings —- = ee" THREE - club plan enables us to een 06 SOs n 6 eee ann ss ieidess Come and let us show you the best value m St. Louis. OOM OU All good, dependable merchandise—and our T FIT ~ REFRIGERATORS Family size top-icer; hardwood; charcoal lined: sanitary $10.90 shelves, removable drip.. A full Hine of Quick Comfort ‘Apartment and Side-Icer Refrig- erators; prices guaranteed. We Take Liberty Bonds ' ' eral ’ \* ‘* 7 : Y. foe _GAS RANGES , = Four-burner Qui broller: nll tion Ranges: provements and every one guaranteed. ck Meal Range, 18-inch bake oven and white oven door. ' Quickmeal and Superior Combina- latest im- ‘$134 the Prices. $5.00 for Your Gas Range | marks | ! several months ago. lowed by infection. were married ip ludianapolis in 190%. | tp Bank, for $419 she entrusted to the bank in 1916 for transmission to Mrs. k.-Griesedieck, her sister, in! Germany. Arthur Kk. Kammerer, at- torney for the bank, gave notice of appeal. Mrs. Kurtzeborn stated she cently received from the Liberty Bank a cashier's check on the Deutsche Bank of Germany for 2244 and 40. pfennigs, as the equivalent of $419. The exchange rate has changed, and while that number of marks and pfennigs may have been worth $419 at one times, their present value in the United States coin is about $39.40, she Claimed. Mrs. Kurtzeborn displayed a_ re- ceipt she had received from. the Liberty Bank in 1916 stating that the bank had received $419 from (her to be delivered in marks to Mrs Griesedieck in Germany. Kammerer stated that the money had never ‘been delivered to Mrs. Griesedieck and was yet tied up by the German Government in a bank in Germany. Horace Dyer, attorney for Mrs. Kurtzeborn, contended that if fhe money were tied up it was incon- sistent for the Liberty Bank to have tendered his client the check for the 2244 marks and 40 pfennigs. — —_—_— CHANGE SOUGHT IN RULING ON WIVES OF CIVIL SERVICE MEN Igve Tells Commission That Enforce- ment of It Would Keep Them Out of Politics. Special to the Post-Dispatch, WASHINGTON, May 15.——Repre- sentative’ Igoe of St. Louls today asked the Civil Service Commission to amend a ruling which, he said, if enforced to the letter, must keep the wives of civil service employes out of politics. The ruling was called to his attention by the Ladies’ Aid Society of the CU iited Hebrew Con- ederation of St. Louis. It states that if the wife of a civil service emplove engages _in politi- cal activity for his benefit, “the pre- sumption of collusion is strong, and casts upon the employe the burden of overcoming the assumption by af- firmative proof.”’ Igoe said there was danger that this assumption would be raised against Government employes’ wives who had gone into politics, not to aid their husbands, but as a civic duty. ee. —_ ~~. R. D., SMITH, ENGINEER, DIES — -~ Se Roscoe D. Smith, 54 years old, a ‘railroad construction engineer with | offices in the Third | Building, died Friday night at Barnea ' Hospital where he was taken several) |days ago from his home, 5527 Wat- 'erman avenue. Nationa! Bank An operation for cancer of the tongue was performed This was fol- Smith was general manager of the (linois (McKinley System) during the construction period from 1905 to 1910 and he supervised the bfiilding of the company’s right of way over! the McKinley Bridge. His wife. who eurvives. was Miss Helen Robb. They vue, With six dancing girls. Angelo Armento and a company of tumblers lead the week’s voudeville entertain- ment at lorest Park Highlands. The movie musical revue, the so- called bathing girls and the film comedy, “‘Yankee Doodle in Berlin.” begin this afternoon the second and last week of an engagement at the American Theater. The Standard’s announcement is ‘Grown-Up Ba- bies.”’ : the, Andrews to. “Y do | the STOP HEADACHES AND EYE STRAIN Klear-Site Glasses WILL DO IT SALE ALL WEE Secure better vision\and stop the head- ache by wearing tlear-Site Lenses, Large and latest patterns Shur-on “Style,” Toric for distance or reading. Your chelce of frames or mountings. Fully guaranteed, titted to your eyes by our expert opticians. No Case Too Difficult, Special Lenses, each. $1 up. Open Saturdays Until 8:30 P. M, EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL DEPT, Remoh Jewelry Co. Fstablished 22 Years. Cor. 6th and Washington Arvy.. 2. a St. Louls. a ae —_ " soueneeiilisandiilibans Suratt, | ee - + ee The Crucial Test of Time From the first car, Stearns’ engineering, Stearns’ designing and Stearns’ quality have won an au- thoritative approval, which is accorded to none , save leaders. Its inherent value has built a con- fidence that attracts thinking buyers, men who ' measure worth by performance. Stearns’ pfac- | ; tices combined with Newell service makes .an ideal combination. $2650 to $4900 Newell Motor Car Company Locust at Jefferson i hs — WN ‘ . P 4 ‘ ‘ *. * , : ~~ \ . vs ~~, t i he ’ ’ - : ; i } rt J i . : 4 . if ; 4 . ® eo ‘ si or, ; : ’ , ; . . j ’ . . ’ ~ ; } : ~“ ’ ; i , > . b4 a NG ‘ . j vy we. , , . ey annex — ' } TA | A —— . 9x12 Axminster Rugs, Wilton Rugs, 9x12 4 $60 to $90 $105 to $195 7 @ 3 New Importations of Oriental Rugs | HE extra choice specimens recently received will appeal to the connoisseur as f the most beautiful in designs and colorings ever shown in St. Louis. Of spe- f cial interest are the blue Sarouks, which are exceedingly rare in this color. Excep- | tionally reasonable prices. ; | | : . f j / Cedar Chests of Unusual Design 1 | ; P ie | OU will be greatly pleased with the Cedar f : Chests of highboy effect. These are of ma- _ 9 hogany or walnut, lined with cedar, and are fur- ! if nished with a movable tray of cedar. In William . and Mary, Tudor and Queen Anne. ; 4 4 A large number in the usual style are shown, in 4 various sizes, from $25.00 up. \ Just Received—A Carload of Frosted | Brown Fiber Furniture , j HIS shipment of beautiful Summer Furniture includes davenettes, day beds, | ; Tr chaise lounges, rockers, stools, chairs, tables, tea wagons and ferneries. It is ; a splendid opportunity to furnish your porch most delightfully at low cost." On dis- ; play Monday for the first time. } New Charge Accounts Invited . | Chnards u,* Axminster / and Wilton Rugs MANY designs, many colorings, all sizes, moderate prices—and you can get just the Rugs.you are seeking with every opportunity for comparison without the discomfort of wearisome shopping. The quali- ties are standard and the most reliable that can be had. TT Gitianen«=—s = 2 @& = ane ae oem Hh , _ 3 nto —— SATS ——— rr . ee eer oe ——- a 45‘ & WASHINGTON - a —— nn sed - — ecasaeesea es Gseeeneeueee*=* e+ eete @ & he Kw i ‘\ ee

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le. 4th singin sihteiad ro eae 3 spe RM aN ve , a AY = bsp ve - 7. 18 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATC s we foal eS LOS RT te RM id Be BEBE COI rine. aN 7 PO AS . » ee eer’ a3 . ) ~ ° “ 4 - Seneph’ $ f em 2 " ~ * mi - mA 5 9 EE ee - be tae u Ey aes Cser en RS ; ys ~ aes - ors . a Ae wy » . ; * ‘ ie >) bade 3 Wants AO yc on Pee aet ‘ : et teats RN eee BS i sh pears 4 ; bye ; ui Pi g R s rine ag ¢ “ re M fea - ? wate we t,o Pe ory Se Pr, ne, etter, ail aelieaiaindca’ centtbeniea-taaeteditonne a , * Moi ye Re ed > ’ Per45 ™ ; @00 gray sold vesterday, the top fig- ure being $4.75 a skin. ' Chinchilla, of Which & small of- fering was sold yesterday, brought as high as $115 a pelt. The best} ehinchilla comes from Bolivia, and at present there is an embargo onelt. It is estimated that $30,000,000 frill be paid for furs during this sale, $325,000 GIVEN FOR JEWISH RELIEF BY 75,000 PERSONS Procecds of Rosa Ponselle Recital Tomorrow Night at Odeon to Be Added to Fund. A recapitulation completed’ yes- terday shows that $325,000 was con- tributed in St. Louis by about 75,000 _persons in the Jewish War Relief Campaign which closed last Mon- Gay. Nathan Frank, chairman of the Executive Committee, said that the campaign was regarded as a great puccess and that the committee was pleased particularly with the re- sponse of non-Jews. He called at- tention to the fact that never before had Jews called upon non-Jews in this city for assistance in any Jéw- ish charity. ; A still further addition to the ¥und will be made tomorrow night, it having been announced that the met proceeds of the Rosa Ponselle recital in the Odeon would be given for the relief of the Eastern Europe war sufferers. ¢- tended to first-class matter, an order of the Postoffice Depart- ment received by the Postmaster in St. Louis yesterday. despatch of mail is gained. cellation need be performed in the) CENSUS GAIN OF NEARLY A THIRD AT SEATTLE, WASH. Hamtranck and Highland Park, Detroit Suburbs, Increase More Than 1000 Per Cent. y the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, May 15.—Popu- lation statistics announced today in- clude: Hamtramck, Mich., 48,615, in- crease 45,066, or 1266.0 per cent. Highland Park, Mich., 46,599, In- crease 42,479, or 1081.9 per cent, (Hamtramck and Highland Park re suburbs of Detroit.) * Hamtramck Township, Wayne County, Mich., 49,287, increase 42,- 166, or 692.9 per cent. Ecorse Township, Wayne County, Mich., 22,911, increase 13,613, or 143.8 per cent. Seattle, Wash., $316,652; increase, 78,484, or 33.1 per cent. Trenton, N. J., 119,289; tncrease 22,474, or 23.2 per cent. Lincoln, Neb., 64,934; increase 10,961, or 24.9 per cent. Mobile, Ala., 60,124; increase 8603, or 16.7 per cent. Raleigh, N. C., 24,418; increase 5200, or 27.1 per cent, : Hamtramck and Highland Park Re- fused to Be Annexed. DETROIT, Mich., May 15.—Ham- tramck and Highland Park, which, according to the census figures an- nounced today, show gains in the last 10 years in excess of 1000 per cent are communities within the corporate area of Detroit, that have successfully withstood efforts to an- nex them. Hamtramck is incorporated as a village, and in 1910 had a popula- tion of 3559. Highland Park, as a village in 1910, had a population of 4120. The growth of both ts directly at- third and fourth-class matter! munique announcing that attempts | ' 2 | through the mails under permit in-| by the Bolsheviki to oust the Poles, HYTHE, Engiand, May 15.—-Ger-| stead of with stamps, has been eX-| from the bridgehead area were re- under! pulsed after fierce fighting. Battle | in doubt as to the amount of indem- | for possession of the territory east; nity which she will have to pay | of Kiev has been going on for three ae days. At last accounts the Bolshe- | This means that persons sending 300 or more pieces in one mailing may do away with the necessity of affixing stamps by depositing money sufficient to cover postage. Indicia declaring postage to have been paid can be printed at the ‘same time other printed matter is put on the envelope or mailing wrapper. The further advantage of quicker assorted by States or cities it will, that must go through the primary. sorting process. jaccording to Postmaster Selph. MARTIAL LAWIN NORTH TITONI: PRESIDES #EEMEL M0 Woman, Soviet Government, Hard Pressed! Session at Rome to Consider In- and one woman, convicted last July | stated Press. pe the Associated e By the Assé-iate was | = Presa, 'were Toque, Lemoine, Herbert and | by the Central Executive com- | prorated dated May 11 ae Co ef the council of the is ye Of 28 persons tried last summer | , ‘ “ A ’ , Ni; : r ; ‘ of | “Tl, , ? ‘ | martial law in the provinces of Cen- of Nations met at the ministry ‘as ‘‘Laon informers” eight, two of tral and Northern Russia Archangel. tees are given full power to protect” h : ‘the Italian Senate, was oted pres | 20 y railways, military supplies, maga- , —_ P ranging from one to 20 years and 6) zines and depots and to control tele- | | graphic and telephonic communica- | speech. | tion. | Thirty-six States were represented.| Down With High Prices istrative offices is decreed, and lof the United States was not pres: means are to be taken to stimulate | ent. | at the Old Reliable the production of war material, | The council, discussed the oe ‘Until the abolition of martial law. ability of sending a commission to the executive committees are given | investigate the same powers as military tribu-| permanent commissions to stud y the; wen’s Heavy Blue Overalls nals to secure the carrying out of this | qnestion of armaments, to deal with | and Coats, four pockets, $1 50 Br the Assoctleted Press. { Wi) 'Men’s 81 Union Suit Se . WARSAW, May 18.—-On the heels ident son to convoke the first as- |Men’s Balbriecan Shirts and Drawers 45c tributable to thé automobile tndus-4of the victory of the Poles and/| sembly of the League of Nations, | Men’s 85 Panama and Pancolk Hate. 9.20 try. é; PERMIT SYSTEM IS EXTENDED 1 | : | T0 THREE CLASSES OF MAIL | ~ MeawWatie fighting continues in [ney gg: Ang ray Soon | The privilege of sending second, the Kiev region, the latest com- | y | (Ukrainians in the Ukraine peace talk | which {s expected to take place in | {eng gfe Silk fon + yen otc conan than an this morning between Premier O©OOOQODOOQODHOGOHOOODHOOODOO® | By the Associated Press. PARIS, May 15.—The three men | AND CENTRAL RUSSIA. OVER LEAGUE COUNCIL "=== ‘ es : i a es iof denouncing compatriots to Ger- | io SY aK | S¢ ‘ “ITs ; | , by Poles, Busy Making | viting Wilson to Call First Salis lnssttl elites ‘dealinah Git ebinenal, War Materials. | League Assembly. ‘tion of Laon during the wur, were | executed at Vincennes prison this} ‘morning. Those who met death | MOSCOW, May 12.—A decree is- | ROME, May 15.-——The fifth G08 | ae Aame anhert ' and | the colonies yesterday afternoon and | whom were women, were condemned | on a motion by Leon Bourgeots, to death. ThreeZailed to appear for trial and were sentnced to death by The provincial executive commit | France, Signor Titton!, president of | qerault, 11 received prison sentences : {dent and delivered the inaugural | were acquitted. A 24-hour work day in the admin- | Regret was expressed that a delegate. Same Old Prices Tomorrow | the situation in Russia. | program, including punishment for | procedure connected with registra- | double stitched......... : s | When Sun is Warm disobedience. The decree is signed! tion of treaties and one to make ar-| Men's Blue Serge Sults._____ 14.75 ™ - ypc + pail © the | eneemante tor the repatriation ot / Men's 206 Gelee Sax 10c 6 inev 6 inte oO © | prisone in Siber! ; , Anveynagh> ee See ~—~ meee | decided at the conference which be- s J \@ —_ or > What This Sedan eans in Summer Convenient Protection from Unpleasant Weather; and Cooler, More Comfortable Riding ee —_ . omy advantages are increased by the greater mileage of summer. Beautifully finished and Touring, $985; Roadster, $985; Coupe, $1525; Sedan; $1575 Prices f. a. b. Toledo, subject to change without notice — ene ——_ - o Bomont 78 Locust at [wenty- Third _ ; BACK OF THE GARDNER COM- PANY STANDS eee} ALMOST HALF ST louis ~ ef SPEAKS FOR ITSELF” |Millerand of France and Premier | @ x R bli R © Bolshevik Divtsion Routed on the Lleyd George of Great Britain and! & ew epu ic estaurant oy PI veh RSA 9 I RUE : | 4s fini = 8254 LOCUST STREPFT. és) Beresina, Warsaw Hears. their advi ers, that a definite sum | @ el ye yy $ SAFES EXCHANGE WARSAW, May 14.%The ‘rout of | Would be named for Germany to pay.!© cprcial SUNDAY DINNER, $1.°5 & eee il ta tae o* ’ cies kaa ~~ ae ; » : Premier Millerand accepted the! Served from 1:30 P. M. to 8 P. M °) SAFE--o000 pounds, almost new. Garage, | At TON tT&DI® stock the Tenth Bolshevik Division in a} iti lt tet a Wiel »i'2 ert Resa ner nee Rit, te Bet ee ako. Se Ate I & MOS aston av. elmar 1221T.. t itomobile. Box , m } n it , ; E WTD TO eee oy 2 rege gy me new and : baitle in the region of the mouth of Dr oPatsion that Trance should. be |® Youre coke isCRtts pace @ (FOR SALE— a ec orl n BE 3 he Beresina River is reported tn an | . 4 mszst- 0 & 10 ] C e . OUR Colery- Pin Money Pick ies fe e ‘ z- . * ae (oR) a a . ; > . the | conceded priority so that tn effect ~ Sweet HKelish ( ee a —— c5) eee a ayer-piano, 2416 R official communique issued today. In”! le A I ~|@ SOUP mS | SAFES—Stre and burglar proof; Herring. | ~-°°°" ROR a ae No can- tt ti to escape across the | she will have a first mortgage on the ie Essence of Chicken iO) Hali-Marvin safer: vault doors. FIXTURES—6 brass combinat! attempung scape ~t OF German indemnity. and that vart/© __—s Saratoga (° one .boxes, portable vaults (cabinets), new and Dnieper the remnants of the division ~, (4 sirens ‘. — 2 @ . ENTREES (Cholce) | O, For Additional secondhand: terms if desired. Howe Scals Wtd.—-xcharge upholetering toffA and ‘if il is handed in| ; “a of the payment to her be made im-. = S:uffed Young Turkey. Spiced @ Co., F12814 St. Charles st. Pipers pos 0 ce, an i mai 5 1andae n | were killed or ) y he u hae iui “Wah [ 1 _a VLADIVOS1 OK, May 12.—The , ‘ . ’ 4 i re of He f . 4a Raistni--—Brown * . wo N lvth a aan ae entied 107” Ce. IW18 Lar . irnituress gay (@4| Russian Soviet Government has pro-| _ The conferes also decided that the |® UP 'puatees- “string Beane aa aa —- For eale or exchange ieee About 1,500,000 letters are han-| posed an armistice between the Jap-| date of the Spa conference of the & ONC ark tances © See Want Section of work me around, ~ 2y : : 1 . ip. ~j ar 1 Seeena nh | 2% ASSERTS (Choice? . dled daily in the St. Louis postoffice, /anese and Siberians, according to qa/| Supreme Council and the German! @ now Repubile Ice Cream and Cake * ) GOLD AND SILVER 'dispate sk _ leaders should be held on ne 21,;¢ Sliced Banana in Cream | A attain - tietinietinteate dispatch from Irkutsk. inetead f Xf - on ee e vb "7 491 oO Green Apple Pie Chocolate Cake ® . HIGHEST price paid for golé, old jewelry and pCauliful, a ee ee ee re Coffee—Tea—Cold Milk 0; and Real Estate Section _>roken false teeth. Miller, @0%% Market.(8) —-“\la_© Jefferson. _ ‘— be notified of the nature of the pro- Oo pains ean. cie snaps. a iaeeronnonat weep 0, HIGHEST price pa!td for gold. old tewelry GROCERY BiINS—yyll 8. Broadway; Sidney ceedings and of what terms will be, © Serving mens AE rgd Parties a ‘x ao° pee false tefth. Miller. 705% —— Tana Oa Gi iy) a Tr 5 fe Pecias . Nd ‘ SEES ae REE ai ‘ ‘IU wry J JP =-—— set: 6 presented to her, and there will be « Quick Service (@) 9 an CASIi paid for «ola. silver, platinum no debate. 5) Merchants epee, +4 A. M. to @ Part 5, Pages 7 a d 10. | ~@amonds, broken jewelry: up to $20 for old 74. S654 Arkansas. =) diate . @ faise teeth. Phone Olive 1243, Miller.’s, HOUSE PAINTING Wtd. The agreements reached by the §66e@@@OSGOOGQOGEOQOBOGDODOOS: | Clive a. Premiers today are subject to rati- ~~ piano or phonograph fication by Italy and Belgium. An official statement issued to the correspondents here regarding the morning conference said, In part: “It was agreed that there wag no) question of varying the treaty of Versailles. The treaty {s to be main- tained in full force and virtue. It | was also agreed that the demands, _under the disarmament clauses shall | be enforced in particular and that. 'the enforcement shall not be post-. poned until the meeting at Spa. “In other words, the question of disarmament will not be discussed at | SS ™ . 7 the Spa conference, and the post- | “Ss — ponement will not interfere with the | ' SS. » measures of the allies and their de- 14 | “ae termination to enforce the clauses for | (= M" in ak ‘ oe << we os ‘ disarmament. . DARIAN uae Premier Millerand’s reparation A CENTURY OF, S UCC FE SSFUL BUSINESS EX- “THE LAST WORD IN MOTORDOM”’ | provisional and they are subject to! | proposals are officially described as | EALLY, it is remarkable what a difference in the tone of that old phonograph such a the scrutiny: of the financial experts PERIENCE. ¥ \ little device can make. How wonderfully it brings out the pure, mellow tones of the ment adds:, violin, the clear-cut, bell-like notes of the piano, the rich, melting softness of the singer, & “This does not mean that the trea- and the peppy swing of dancg music. I never dreamed there was so much beauty in a phono- of the two Governments. Regarding ‘these proposals, the official etate- ene AMM aa hares Aagdnids , A ’ Vihpil, Aff” LP Wi Y fh ae + 2309-11 Locust St. 7 | M/k i) i? if YY iy a be ig be altered. It simply means | graph. Why I no longer hear those loud, harsh, scratchy sounds. Every toné comes out as if that the allies will proceed on the the artist himself were standing there. My, what a difference the T ru-Art Reproducer makes. basis that a judgment has been ob- The TRU-ART tained against Germany and that she Reproducer Perfects | | fs under obligation to pay. It is only | The, TRU-ART ALL Phonographs jf ut 7 y tip 4y Ui Vy A ee ae 7 eS ST. LOUIS, U. 8. A. - §CHLECHT MOTOR CAR COMPANY ‘Sis emaaniee serra] Hl Money Back if not Satisfactory :DISTRIBUTORS “4 , Yi Yip ; Wy Y Yip VY iy D VM WM 6 bald ‘ /, _& question of how she shall pay.” | ‘ | A supplementary official statement | Reproducer is the “Soul } | Ordinary reproducers or ‘‘ sound said the proceedings at Spa would ” not be confined to a d4iscussion of) of the Phonograph - UY, j = ! y financial questions, but would ; “ 9 . ‘with every infraction of the rom | The reproducer of all phonographs ae wesley oe pom | treaty. is the disc that carries the needle and which, because they cannot evenly produce tone-waves, cause scratchy, metallic sounds. The Tru-Art Re- producer, however, being made of « pure, chemically treated silk, with a sterling silver distributing disc, brings out of all records, with all needles, and al] phonographs, a most re- markable richness and fullness of tone. through which it should respond faithfully to the most delicate sound vibrations, as originally recorded. | Freezing Temperatures Also Report- On this disc depends the full musical | @d in That Part of the State. | effects. To enrich your masic, to Saher ae | get out of your records everything TOPEKA, Kan., May 18.—Snow | ; ' ; and freezing temperatures are the | the artist. put into i, you must use THe Tau-Art REPRODUCER extreme weather conditions tn the Tru-Art Reproducer. The Sevl ef the P ed a cae | SHOW IN NORTHWEST KANSAS wit ‘ Northwestern Kansas. _ Goodland today reported a tem-. TO MAKE MIRACLE Excellence in style and durability of construction have Goi Gs Wanteoe ann ONLY $8.00 MUSIC IN YOUR HOME : won for the Gardner Light Four a national reputation. falling, the Weather Bureau here : Snneqness. | The Tra-Art Reproducer comes to you after many = enthusiasm, fall of gratefulness, expressing new _ : cl ing this device, which at last makes their | years of patient, scientific investigation, to im joys, at owning t ee | | . ] here, tho honographs real musical instruments. Because ft ‘PRIEST HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT the phonograph. Music lovers everyw Ps pole mama sonseaecece mS have hungered for more tone and more soul in the phonograph, pronounce the Tru-Art the miracle of. loud needles, which, you know, shortens the | Father J. J. McMahon Pinned Down | THE GARDNER MOTOR CO. | By Overturned Car. | worker that has made phonograph music perfect. life of your records. Tru-Art obtains perfect results with medium needles, thus making your records Father J. J. 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See fam herewith enclosing M Order Expres Order Cash wil the hele at St. Charles poe egeag for yourself that it is everything claimed fort. You may become for one complete Tro-A't Reprodueer oatSit - CE ay. | more enthusiastic, and join the host of letter writers who praise the $8.00 for fine Nickle fimish $11.00 ter fufl goid plated 2 pene Tre-Artas the real ‘Soul of the Phonograph. Take advantage of If wet fally sa 1 chafl recere & within tam days, and receive 285 Births, 194 Deaths tn Week. | this offer sal the coupon immediately. Ordersare coming fat. Ow a wane bo There were 285 births and 194 | pear eerbeetnade “0 iprameerar Pier anbatinane(eath ; — deaths recorded fn St. WLouts last iheoteangners z afte ps k. Thirty wee rty persons died of pneu- M. McTIGHE COMPANY crry sTaTs—_ monia, 28 of heart disease, 21 of tu. ,berculosis, 13 of Bright's disease, and 1/12 of cancer. ' There were seven suicides, one Romicide and nine accidental deaths IMPORTATWT: STATE MAKE OF MACHINE ——............... Sole Dist. Dept. J. 66 Broadway, New York ee oe ce. 2 eer eee gee SEEDS. PLANTS AND TRE TERNS Oleanders and pot! PLANTS—4819 Fountaln: hall, gouthern queon aproute, planta. Guns a : ; FADING . 1rietiea ae ee’ " a ” » ’ t ® ogee — ‘Bath He in Pri of *1 Startled Mourr Starts ‘Ave] “Levee K tal to the Pest Diepat CHICAGO, May 15 John. ° known tos ‘Rig mo's intimates as “Jo! political king of the Fi in prayer toda as ¢ jevee overiord, was laid Aldermans ser’, 3 *" was An Italian l’resbvterl: head read a short service erders in which Colos! membership had perf aimple rites and the pa! their posts beside the the finest bronze casket Chicago. Service by the Cat and burial-in a Cath were denied because “] broken with the chur worce and remarriage. The house was hushe weeping of Dale Win who was (leaning upon Rocco de Staffano,.Big est friend. 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ND PERIODICALS WANTED ee r Dis gdh Date gend lst. - eS any quantity; send Po oet. Dispatch. “Old: eitable for cou counter. Box W-140, intry ] cate “eollection. of Clea pooks: _— Box W-382. Post- sonable. "Book. of Know ledge. as Har, Britaniica, also one as ate library, Tyler peendey. ge a ‘store ~yepresenta you bie prices for corre Paes, paychological and buel- Pp me a postal. Box Nos FOR SALE _ eg ate mt at (LEDGE! set. 8620 Lov- ith r 4 Classics, Britannica, | vege et Dist aes h — , Pos spate Ubrar foo ated. — ; Eislary, poetry, fiction; = _ MATA A. Gravois. a good authors: “good bie price; no dealers. 9 a m. and 5 p. ™. bargaths in y and school , N. 4th st. Removal ,. &. Tourville, : ho PATENTS. fice of Bush. lalumet Bldg ned John. Cc rieaae. -, ie attorneye, 819 « Central } St. Loulsa. Phone 4... con: i sale to Opposite eel K. i Wwe vege Main t in Washington, D. Cy patents, inventions, dene eeeencee pertaining amerns. accessories / "Picture Digest. 25 a for free on for inven n for free opinion, of 3 prompt service, t & Talbe rt, 4156 on, D. Cc BULLE TIN “ “ite We so an a! Miemarks. wr ‘ite stion Blank’ . Webster Gro ques ntain ona. F abies! Bre ders aed potted plants: cheee - le i Crawford Coun- neste _ now i. ‘* i * | » gohn. > D _ political_king of the be ‘ et or _. a 2 eS y contains as , » book: eend ‘oO , ~ gimple rites and the eS their posts beside ’ ’ = ee eee. iteration lleschnatamentensiameeras ~ 7) ‘Bath House John’ Leads in Prayer, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16. 1920. _STL LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 —— _—_— at Funeral — of ‘Big: Jim’ Colosimo " Startled Mourners Give “ae as Politician : Starts © ‘A ve Marie f—Two Bands in Chicago “Levee King’s Ss” = uneral Procession. fai ta the Post-Dispatch CHICAGO, May “Bath known to Jim Da Bath.’ First Ward, in prayer toda as Colosimo, - Jevee 01 erlord, was laid to rest. Alderman's service was impromptu. An Italian IFtesbyterian clergyman pad read a short service The secret -erders in which Colosimo had held membership had performed a few pallbearers took the $2500 casket the finest bronze casket ever seen in Chicago. Service by the 15 -House “Rig “Tolhn Colosi- mo’s intimates as led the Catholic Church and burial in a Catholit cemetery mere denied because “Big Jim” had broken with the church in his di- worce and remarriage. The house was hushed, save for the weeping of Dale Win Colosimo, who was icaning upon the-arm of Rocco de Staffano, “Big Jim’s” clos- est friend. Then suddenly the voice of “Bathhouse John,’ emotion, broke in ter upon the fsilence with the The! vibrant with. ‘layer ners prayer that the dead had learned at his mot the ‘Ave Maria.”’ - Mourners Are Startied. Startled mourners stopped to ten. Then, from a tors, crowded into rooiIn, came the the prayers the up their burden to the hearse. Politicians, characters, Actors, king’ knee, lis- the flower-filled responses, After pallbearers and marched out gamblers, policemen, gunmen, lawyers, ers, artists and sundry the dead “King’s” turned out to pay to “Big Jim.”’ Throngs from every filled the house at 3156 Vernon ave- nue to overflowing and stood about on the sidewalks awaiting the start musicians, opera sing philanthropies, their last respects | recipients of | , ‘that might give a clew to the murder) investiga- | ithe ' cabaret , Orass s played a funeral dirge. hundred specta- | brass bands play picked | Sacred song. after which funeral were performed by Bellini! Lodge, No. 271, Knights of Pythias, Trinacro Lnien and the Union of Sicilian Sons. The casket was borne out to the hearse under an arch of American flags at the en- trance of the house. Mrs. Colosimo, dressed in mourning, was led past the casket by Attorney Rocco de Steffano. One of the bands played ‘‘Nearer, My God, to Thee,” after which the mu- sic of Chopin’s funeral march rites de Procession to Cafe. Then “Big Jim” paid his last visit deep. was. taken up and the procession started. to the cafe that made his name fa-, mous from coast to coast. “Bie Jim's” body was followed to Colosimo’s by 2000 mourners, who paused outside the crepe-draped for 10 minutes while two Thousands of persons blocked nearby streets, clung to fire escapes, leaned from windows and peered: down from roofs at the funeral pro- | cession. underworld | officially as part of the cortege, Guards of detectives were sprin- kled through the crowd, marching lis-— tening for any scrap of conversation | mystery, which arduous |' tions have brought no nearer a solu- found dead. of the march past the Colosimo cafe, | where Colosimo was killed, woods Cemetery, where ices were to be held. The Rev. de Carlo verses of Scripture and L.ord's Prayer. A to Oak- final servy- read a few quartet recited the| Sang athreshold. ; ‘received help from the cafe | Detectives guarded the doors ofthe, } ' ' i ' More than ' 4 ’ walk of life | tion than when the restaurateur was. 2000 persons visited | the Colosimo home during last night | to view the body. Among them were large delegations of negroes who had man. ors to carry packages across the ‘years, as provided by the will. residence and would allew no visit-| HEIRS ASK COURT 10 CONSTRUE LIGGETT WILL Daughters Desire to Estate Now Appraised at $4,507,206. | A suit to construe the will of John | 32 E. liggett, who died 23 years ago, leaving @n estate which Is now ap- praised at $4,507,206, was filed yes- terday by his three daughters——Mrs. Charles Wiggins, 17 Portland place; Mrs. John Fowler, 35 Westmoreland place, and Mrs. Dolly Kilpatrick, 33 Portland place, widow of Claude Kilpatrick. Under the terms of the will the estate is now being handled by the husbands of Mrs. and Mrs. Fowler, as trustees latter join in the petition. The point of uncertainty is whether the trust period has ended, as the plaintiffs contend it has, or whether Liggett intended that it should continue until their respec- tive deaths, at which time the prin- cipal was to be surrendered to their heirs. the income only from their interest. John E. Liggett Jr., a grandson, received a share of the estate abso- lutely, four vears ago, his share be- ing surrendered to him by the trus- tees on his reaching the age of 80 It is contended that the clause by which the grandson received his por- tion could be construed to give the fame privilege to testator’s daugh- WAMU Ne em ee a . »\ \ Hudson Fineness Equals Its Matchless Performance jetty Aside From the Supremacy of the Excla- sive Super-Six Motor, Its Beauty Gives Distinction in Any Field of Fine Cars Hudson has unremittingty kept the issue of Hence undue fine car sales. perhaps its most know it Were its best. ih against ; | sce aenaey ba -omdawe Not simply because bs mastery is indisputable. Rather because this question is vital above afl. It must always be so. the measure of any car’s title to worth. It must always be emphasis has never been placed on Hudson’s four year’s leadership in Largest sales are not infallibly proof of greatest merit. Hudson has no need tooffer them as such. Yet their importance cannot be overlooked. their Hudsons longest emphatic champions. They have seen it pitted Certainly no fine car ts so highly regarded ty euch a large following. less deserved could Hudson hold the loyalty of all these? Were its su- less decisive, surely five years must discovered the rightful successor. But time only brings fresh evidence of leadership. Its world records in speed—in power—in acceicration—#in hill-climbing, have never been matched. They are official and its 7,000 mile sun both ways across the continent in ten days “_ and twenty-one hours is regarded the supreme endurance feat of motordom. No car ever equalied its time in either direction. Few have even endured to finish. None except Hudson ever completed the two-way trip against time. See What It Has Done A Hudson stock chassis holds the wurld’s official stock car speed record of 1 mile in 35 seconds. Special cars embodying the Super- Six principle won more points in a single year of speedway contests than any cars that ever raced. Now is added the confirming judgment of -more than 90,000 owners who daily see these qualities expressed in the smooth, uninter- rupted service of their cars. Thousands admittedly chose Hudson be- cause of its acknowledged prestige as leader and authority in coach design. Hudsons are Se ene ee ment, not only in America but in Europe, the And do not forget that all Hudson has done ‘was possible only because of the Super-Six motor. It gave Hudson 72% more power and 80% added efficiency. The most abusive tests to which a car was ever subjected have failed to find its endurance limit. Could other types adopt it, they might share Hudson’s unmatched ability. But Hudson controls it. ee Hudson alone can use it. It will not be possible to supply all who want Hudson-Frampton Motor Car Company * ae eee oe ee EAE A I a a Distributors Hudson and Essex Cars Locust, Liadell and Leonard ee + ge een re eo re —- EP eee -— —_— een ee oe ee Sicieniedaa ' ' ' WWW VALU Divide | , Walker Dry ters, Wiggins | The The daughters are receiving ——— but the trustees are uncertain and will not turn over the property unless authorized to do so by court, it is alleged. Among the realty tn the estate is the site of the Brown Shoe Coa., Seventeenth streets and Washington — avenue, appraised at $1,003,910: the Frisco Building site on Olive stfeet, appraised at $1,010,000; site of In- ternational Life Building, Eighth and Chestnut streets, $460,000; Ely- Goods Co. site, 1520 Washington avenue, valued at $914.,- 28; and the N. O. Nelson Co. site, Tenth and Chestnut streets, worth 274,149. The estate also owns realty Skinker road and Waterman avenue, which the heirs have an opportunity to sell for $50,000, and the court is asked to authorize a sale. (tification of | Board of Arbitration to adjust wage ,a meeting Friday at _representing —~ ‘STREET CAR MEN TELL CHIEF OF , STRIKE VOTE “IT 1 Pyloedx |, Jueppeo1g feaonvuy deavor to Settle Dispute in hast St. Louis. president of Local, No. 725, Street Railway Employes’ Union, res- terduy forwarded to the national president, W. ID. Mahon, official no- the failure to select a demands made by local, members of the and also that the members, at morning, voted to strike. The strike vote was taken with a proviso that the local would give the arbitrators, David Walsh, represent- ing the employes, and C. E. Smith. the company, until! ——- = Sah OTA RNase ~~ ee en oe -- uwn i MMB vomnn—m=x “al 11:34 p. upon the third member tration agreement, automatically 10 ‘Leary said he expects to re William O'Leary of East St. Louis. | response from Mahon by Monday. The usual ee ee yer ‘will be for Mahon to instruct a rep- ‘resentative of the national organigta- tion to view the situation and at- tempt to effect a settiement \iembers of the local are em ploved in the East St. Louis (city) line, and on the interurban line operating be- tween Fast St. Louis and Belleville friday in which to agree of the Arbi- They failed to reach and the strike vote became effective. eive a Board. manner of procedure 10¢e Tar Soap. Free Drug Sale Buy One—One Free—Alse Combination Sale for Monday and Tuesday One Free With Each Keiffer’s Add 1c and Get Two Keiffer’s lS5e Cap Real Hair Net. 1 Free I5¢ Toilet Paper 2 for 10¢ 25c Peroxide. % Ib. Free Sc Hoffman's Four. +l Waltke's aoe Eerenae. ib. U arbdolic Salwe evirin abe.. 15c Soda Mint ‘Tablets 20c Borax. 20-Mule $1. 25 Pall Mall Cigaret’s.50s 10¢ Putnam's Dye _ Flower Seeds ‘Imperted Face Powder * «5 7 ~ 50ce Cocoanut Ot! ~amnees ’ Rapid ——— TAc Moth Ib 100 35e Dr. 2 Free "Se Dr. Hinkle’s Pille. TOqShavine oan Tic Haarlem O11 Capsules . “he Rat and Reach Paste..." 10¢ Rit lwe ; 2he DeWite’ «a Congh Syrup.‘ Aspirin Caps... dr. 5-er ; Denuble Fale stampe Tuesday Oni Add 8c and Get Two Keiffer’ 8 Special Single Prices Feiffer’ s 600 DeLacy’s € ream 8 for oe Oo 8 é aliinos. a laxative. aoe 300 Arsenate of 1. ead, ' 40¢ Chocolates. Ms ‘ d Sterilized * for 236 Se A.D. 8. Digestive Tabs 2 for 328 hoe Zepyrol. a mouth wash. for Ske &. .00 Fount tain Pen, gold .2 fur $2.08 500 Dewltt’s Kidney Pills. 2 for Ao Lambert's Koot Beer ' Dentement toot Red Devil Roac Kedol Dvrspepsia Tabs. 2 > Schoenfeld’'s Tea . Ode Semore Giovine ‘ $1 De Lacy Hair Tonic oY a $1.08 Quantities limited. War tax te on 2he : $1. Part of €items—balance on display Coffee. Keiffer's aX. 2 Ibs. for ibe AEIFFER'S BROADWAY & FRANKLIN -. s Aspirin Tablets (100) 200 Straw Hat Clean 7Se¢ Sage-Sulphar Hair. Tonic $23.50 Hot-Water Bottle or Foun- tain Syringe. your choice. .1 Free TMrmHmDaT camnn—mx "ine Cod Liver O11 Hie hie hides Plantes “le Dec A. ; Pine Cough Srr. 33¢ $°.450 deni Italr Brush . $i.° . 2 for ake we Thermometer. Bowsoheld uy mrp 1. >. FRE It Is Film that causes men’s teeth to discolor, and that holds tobacco stains. It Is Film that clouds women’s teeth, spoils their glistening beauty and ie the basis of tartar. It Is Film which is responsible for decay in children’s teeth. It is the source of most tooth troubles. THIS WEEK ONLY At the Stores Named Below A 10-Day Tube of Pepsodent Make This Free Test For the Sake of Whiter, Safer Teeth All Statements Approved by High Dental Authorities The dealers named below have been supplied with 10-Day Tubes of Pep- sodent. This week a tube will be handed free to anyone who asks. Simply present the coupon. The purpose is to urge a test of this film-removing tooth paste, which leading dentists nowadays advise. Prove the results for your own sake and your children’s sake. Learn what they mean to your teeth. See How Your Teeth Look When the Film is Gone There is on your teeth a slimy film. You can It clings to the teeth, feel it with your tongue. gets between the teeth and stays. » the tooth brush doesn’t end it. The ordinary dentifrice does not dissolve it. night and day, it may do ceaseless damage. The Tooth Wrecker That film is the great tooth wrecker. tooth troubles are now traced to it. The film is what discolors — not the teeth. It is It holds food substance which It holds the acid in contact with the teeth to cause decay. Millions of germs breed in it. They, with tartar, Also of many - thé basis of tartar. ferments and forms acid. are the chief cause of pyorrhea. other troubles, local and internal. That is why well-brushed teeth so often dis- color and decay, why tartar forms and pyorrhea starts. You leave much of that film. Tooth troubles ate constantly increasing, as statistics show, despite the wide use of the tooth brush. And the reason lies in that film. Now We Combat It Dental science, after years of searching, has now found a way to combat film. Able authorities have proved it by convincing clinical and labora- tory tests. Thousands of dentists have proved it, and at least a million people. Papsa BEGus The New-Day Dentifrice - An efficient film combatant, proved by years of clinical and laboratory tests. Now advised for daily home use by leading dentists everywhere. The Stores Named Below Will Supply the Free Tube on This Coupon City Hall Drug Store, Twelfth and Pine. Enderle Drug Co.’s 5 Quality Stores: éth and Chestnut, Grand and Olive, Broadway and Market, 8th and Pine, Grand and Arsenal Judge & Dolph Drug Stores: 815 Olfve St. 514 Washington Ar., 7th and Locust. Hudson Drug Oo., 5600 Delmar. Wolff-Wilson Drug Co., 7th and Washington Av. - a A So it clings and, The results are seen everywhere in cleaneg, whiter teeth, Some of your own friends have them. For home use, this method is embodied in a dentifrice called Pepsodent. And this week you can test it at our cost. . Based on Pepsin Pepsodent is based on pepsin, the digestant of albumin. The film is albuminous matter. The object of Pepsodent is to dissolve it, then to con- stantly combat it. Most Pepsin long seemed Impossible. It must be activated, and the usual method is an acid harmfal to the teeth. But dental science has discovered a harmless activating method. And that method, used in Pepsodent, enables all to daily use this efficient film combatant. Watch the Results We urge you to present the coupon. Get the 10-Day Tube and use like any tooth paste. Note how clean the teeth feel after using. Mark the absence of the slimy film. See h the teeth whiten —how they glisten—as thé fixed film disappears. Compare the results with your old methotih Then let your own teeth decide the method best for you and yours. A This is of lifetime importance. Don't neglect it. Cut out this coupon so you won't forget > 710.DAY TUBE FREE} Pepsodent. af j Your fl.) a eee errr SPP PP PPP eee rr ih. fe { Present this’coupon, with your name and address filled a Atient suiscccaecdsssschsedndeineal ; residents should mail this coupon to The So. Wabash Avenue, C °, by mail. St. Louis Post-Dispater be ; Pepeodent Com ee 1104 So. oe a el A mc —- = Et nc RN Rm ce IN

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mn / DU MULM a) CHICAGO, May 15.- University | Herbert Lehr, pitching for the Cornell's two crews triumphed in La] de oe “ “ be le Le WW lS lo ) ; ) ‘ ) GROUP A--Mav 17. 4 p. m.. Gardenville SSS SSPAdPd#Ws{ SQ. dSA-gs|\PsFpgAPGPG{QP§'F'§l{f§{F§fd§f-_, BESSA SSS SSSR S | Sothoron and _ oan Star MakesGood No-Hit Games i First Honors in Municipal © Star Makes Good | No-rit Games in i A | A marriage has been arranged man, Make Clean Sweep of’ Honors, Scoring 152 Points— | cracques on6 ae eee ding gift will be property valued ies and Pilfers Two | te! ‘ : . Safeties d meet of the Municipal Athletic Association, yesterday was a rather) heavily in the dashes and middle- first of these was against Wriean, . Wan, Sai Kwan, where the future {he finish line one-third of a lengtn lace, it is not be. , ila: Rake a ; NC: tie Eames of | First Sacker Raps Out Three | Ee PN . - . P sity of Chicago in a dual track meet Schoo] aseball League last theek tacques. | at $100,000. and In addition he is the triangular regatta here today. bw that if the gt. : a ’ sing the occasion of the fourth annual track an today, 87 to 48. Michigan scored twirled two no-hit contests The erecting a residence at lLaichee The varsity oarsmen swept across | ‘ a, . LtEARD to touch a hunc , Bases. large day for J..H. Castleman, who coaches runners, jumpers, vaulters, | gistance runs, while Chicago piled Shaw winning, 32 to 1. The second 1unchback Mrs. Ho will reside. ahead: ulead. ant dana itting. ia : of the Washi , , ; Higgins of Chicago w ] SCUS “ag: t Ss ‘ ' : win- . > fiy ashington University and McKinley High School squads, and to, 8 go won the discus “against Sherman, Lehr’s mates win-!] touched one for a buck. | SEE where Mr. Ho Tai Shang and the freshmen won by five one-half hours of ¢ n P nd club for the ‘of the season here today and had to of competition at Francis Field. 6 | ning the mile and two-mile runs. walked three men, while he striuecl: | HOSE cruel The merry wedding bells will the junior varsity race from Yale, > | ‘romped home with first place honors | ; Loren Miinelian to ,}event In 22 1-5. Butler of Michi-|ord of 29 strike outs In the iwo COare. fhe happy groom will give the | minutes and 16 seconds, the fresh- the - Cincinnati downfall can be directly charged to bride. man race in 9 minutes and 18 sec- | 2-d The scores iA | : a | And mount until it reac 2. | en , . , - jowed hits to be bunched on him in) sion. It had been expected that the | Club After Olympiad ¢ Michigan was without the services SHAW ‘ WYMAN eached the skies. ; 4 Joy ely home, where will reside, 9 minutes and 30 seconds. | of Capt. Carl Johnson, its star ath- | vento 2 8. ew Ey - - ot The future Mrs. Eo. Cornell Deserved Victers. j , = ‘ ‘ ” ‘ R ! > _ , his consistent hit 7 along for the locals with two weird | A. A., but the latter team fell down |. Loren Murchison. national 220- cause of injuries. pli Morrison 8b_2 ie ; RUM Is RIGHT. varsity race. Had {t not been for the Thomas c ..: 6 We've seen the price of Glothes ad- See where Jamaica liquor is in fact that the No. 4 oarsmen in the ardinal in the .8 McKinley, that took second place in Club squad last winter, announced ; Hill and Moorehead Bool a6 4 Selser If ...: : : :; ; half } king posts. the . = | nitial inning can be charged prob- | the municipal competition with o5 yesterday that he would return to . S for Ohio State Dicthelm rf’ é KE. Rert 3b And fondly cling to our old pants., friend John Bull would say. es sit bape cary Heenan at toadl - F “ tar . , ‘ se nacan "oOuls lav ? . . with four batsmen | first Judge Representatives of the South Side summer. Murchison will affiliate )| University defeated Indiana lUniver- saouk . HERE was; . ' . on Judge, the rat man up. ag | ene mg . aati ‘ ; ‘ S| eg , = SHAW oa ‘ cRMIA’ Lik. WaS a young man from mile. but could not make up the lead yes of .315 or bet- A «nit to Sisler and Sothoron rushed | hjgh school took first place in Class with the Epsilon Eta Club. (;Sity, 961-3 to 29 2-3, in a Western con- Vento 2b AB We pay a fortune for a box ] Jamaica gained by Cornell in the first mile and r, with a total of 21:*and > heer dpe ogee | Ral ss ° —_— > +e aces, é sc lirow. fo 1¢ 2 ) . . with Gerber top- ; ger and dropped to thé ground. The | the B_ division with 14. appear before the Metropolitan §;p/a 16 discus throw. the shot put (“om ov .. eee iy Raa But the most unkindest cut ef all Senate Manes ot eelie Cucnett and Princeton got awa) ra oe Tate ne et, D | play was so close that(it had to go : nentro S8 ..! ‘Is an even start. Yale lost a length in Cleveland High with 158. Murchison was suspended several }| dash both the hurdles and the mile Se ate cr. Athletes between 15 and 16% vears ( months ago on the chargé of mak- ) and two mile runs. Sons wate Hetnsichs:D . a , ah.” e Beincal while the Tigers were / , ne individual stars of the meet,. : “Harbor Strikers Seek Writ.” "lw Mill I $ } ‘ornell No. 4 oarsman caught his sult that Milan and Rice each é _19 i i + , ~t . n it. wo SHLL10ON Jollar Suit fiver the tcornell . ve Record Entry Kast ); scoring 14 and 11-13 points respec Last Week’s Results. “Head line. Where was it last Sugar.” Head line. Why not call oar in the half-mile post and the t | d the Tigers are the ered, striking out Roth and ‘go ; . | hit ‘cipal championships was by far the! en me ga “ater my og Woodward 5 Mt. Pleasant 4 . rs 2 = of the majors, with = : t ; a ee saene ex- | three runs iia sa tole /performers than its predecessors. arene . ——. H d M ter when Princeton made a ° . Ss n , . * ‘ | ef — a 1eir rivals in Sothoron Collapse ' There were only a few under 300 Osborne Ties Conference E Columbia 1 arvar in eet dous spurt and clipped Cornell's lead. 2 fth. : ies * é = 7 : , ee vite és | Brevitating at .263, falling to get a hit, but in the fift The day was a raw one, the cold Second of Equaling Mere- MADISON, Wis.. May 15.--Showing | gimmens 8 Gewertere ¢ ‘Landon Sets New Mark in High Hine aheas: i rs MPIRE LEAGUE--Forest Park No 8 Prineeton led Yale all the way In with weather of the Allan and a bad throw to Sisler re- heavily. the Wiac ‘ . % a : : Js Sconsin track tearm to- ‘ . L/ | for k No, 19. Ameritan Mfrs. vs working a hardship sulted, Roth beat out a bunt, filling runs with the exception of the day defeated Illinois, 7) to 63. in one This Week’s Schedule. Points to 3412. Winter Cigars * Summaries \ ENPERENDENT LEAGUE Fairgrounds # Right-oared varsity race: Won by fepths, in hittera itke | threw wild to Sisler, Milan scoring | exception the contests were close, .. Pie Hn ‘le vs Mt Pleasant. In their annual dual meet today. Se Overiande zs Pipex te Cornell. second Princeton, thi irda Tale. One ‘Tally ott Di Probably the most dramatic finish. ‘score of 70 points to 40. It was in! ablished bys ; AUTOMOBILE LEAGUE Sherman events that Pennsy lvania of Wisconsin proved the biggest sur- Grant Pawer ¢ : R “te 7 nan vs. : y hams: Sherman Park No Ww. Cadillacs va , erg St , srove } Oo. ‘ ‘ a m.,' 39 ; Performances wer ocre. | Packards. TY : Courtney flied to Jacobson and Shan-| University freshman, overtook his ; ; cae “s Pe be eae me ipe ‘the hel i hy pm, Fre mont v wert a T orn : in th ac 4 thy oe SOUTH SIDE LEAGUE —- Carondelet SYRACUSE VARSI CREW League. non beat the big fellow's throw to the | points, as against Cornell's 7. Penn- wn Ait 6-0, defeating a quartet Grove No. 8: §. m.. Fremont ve. |ceeee) i one —. eo ee Rosweile v3, ‘Schumpachers ema DEFEATS NAVY EIGHT A , ” , May . m., Froebel yv ; t, Tower ; 3 a BR, 80, Bet on The Browns’ first tally came in the | tape by the “‘bat of an eve'"’ in front tied in the high jump. , inches. rove No. 4 is “oh a ame! ah base “ previous miark for Yale-Harvard PP. ™. C Levon dalel c a v oared shell crews of the Annapolis The Well-K wn Hit d R Style H W M Ball G nown it an un yle as on any a ba ame an ost any a Fig = “a : & +] S > ee ee PAPAPARP DMO OPPO DO PPOPA ADIT ° ° © ; — eae a . ’ f Burke’s Flinger Suffers Injury | ‘|\Cook Negotiates Distance in;Shaw School vee Wins From What He Lacques. LARGE DOINGS IN CHINA. Ithacans Finish Third “a ° ° : , wealthy merchant of HongKong wr : , Winner Over Indiana. Sherman, 2 to 1. Who made the most comical. | : weil cinnati. ca ton—Yale Finishes Last. r league bat . 7 Michie: . Iintver-| Shaw: School team } Publ . atrical Company. Mr. Ho's wed- atting ; of Michigan triumphed over Univer- Shaw Sche team in the ublic For his head contained nothing but | not crowding the GOOD LUOK. Would bring the best of luck: flattening the bal} -* "ASHINGTON, May 15.—The | : Ww these two squads went 152 of the points distributed during the four and) #"2¢ hammer throw, while Otis of ‘ning, 2 to 1. lengths from Princeton, and eight Tifty-tw : : be ey ca . heartles r : t bf the league with swallow a bad defeat, the Griffmen | Fifty-two of the points went to li iat pei wee | Cook of Michigan won the 100-yard out 13. Against Shermen he assed ® profiteers clang. Corne!! did not compete. 4 in the u a ° | gan took the 440-yard event in 50 contests. We’ one ' municipal championship divi- |‘ Represent St. Louts | 9.65. : | sie eve seen the price of spuds arise | Besides a lot of dough, onds. and the junior varsity event in ep Curdin: ; 'collegians woul ‘los | i ils own Ay: 4 d have a close race) ieee: alte |The price of sugar has gone ne, may keep up ‘his throws to first. | woefully, tallying only 11 points. In § Yard champion, who left this city > Anderson ¢ | Kimberlin caught his oar on one ral are close to ft. . r finger, which he ry er een oe : mat : ' ably to an injured 4 this city following his participa . Total ....573: ates | i. 5 Our overhead’s increased so that FOR WHAT AILED HIM- a length. Princeton staged a magniti- ' 5 ¥ He wi av is city i re ae ‘e fie C er . pee the low man.'- ever and tried to grab George's A, open to youths 15 years of age ‘ fe will leave this city this eve- )+ference field and track meet here to- (Qoedner 3b Of ordinary, cotton sox. Who said to himself. “! will take aneighth. As it was Princeton's drive District A. A. U. Elegibility Com- >) and the broad jump. Ohioans filled Warner if é : Harry if to charge a dime for a nickel For the sake of my tum the first 200 vards. At the end ef the hat Gerber and Ge- ; as & hit. Sothoron rubbed the in- a iT Vara, : nh : of age were the eg ee in the >) ing insulting remarks to the offj- Hill and Moorehead of Ohio State Total ll Tota! - : LOST” a / nose in front of Yale. At this point o Batting Boobs, safely, filling the bases. He recov- | “i tively. Phillips was high man for . 3 i 0 te ae gee 2 ee t disgraceful failure : | q|the association in that it attracted | yard dashes. No exceptional ti ) 2: Chouteau 1 1) staged i Smmaesen Stammed out singles en 7 Defeats Cornell | meet bw ale Victor Over 2 wa ty uses quarters oe tenuth ial The following three innings found | performers and fewer than 600 spec- Eb Co nici ia . Farragut 1 Riddick 4 Co t t T d y The advantace was too much, how- y mes Within 3-5 of a Record i in Dual Meet Ariington © laciede 4 , : n es S 0 a : flashed across the part account for tha h f d to retire. Milan led off 2 : e was force 0 nd a direct wv ecluding “sh? . unexpected strength tn events itn Lincoln 14 Montgomery 10 . / and ect east ind precluding dith’s Half-Mile Mark. , 5 Wheatley 12 oe mii Jump—Eli Scores 8414 . t With Fiowers vse. Hy_Tex: Forest «he Junior varsity event. Cornell's the bases. Harris popped to Gerber | sprints, in which the athletes did not. PHILADELPHIA, May 15.--The of the fastest meets in vears. Sy- ) : ' Friscoe Motors ve, Millikens. 1:30 (ornell, secogd Princeton, third Yale. d and Joe Wond. © and leaving the bases crowded. Shan- | every racing event being in doubt team swamped the Cornell University Osborne of Illinois set the best %a¥ 19, 4 p. m.. Blow vs. Mt Fieasant. ‘a- Yale's track team, scoring in .each h Carondalet No aT es | : iP k No } cK & ‘ ‘oO i \ sy (>{] rime . I 18s Davis ascended the rubber and his) o¢ the day occurred in the mile run, the field ob oe i. = Cadtile shone conspicuously, scoring 38 half - BATTING | plate. Gherrity died stealing and tho | leadfr during the last five yards of svivania took eight firsts. out of the of Illinois’ stars. Enderg of Wiscon- Mann. Tower Grove No 1: Mev 19. 4 vo. m.. W. Landon of Yale set a new dual SOUTH SIDE a. “4 ’ “ of Sorrows Ys. AssumptionaA 3:30 p. 1D-> midshipmen and Syracuse Univeggity | Tower Grove No fem @ ating ' | | | 4 } reached the plate on two outs and/| gt Louis Athletic (Club. The fact Cornell, intercollegite champion, by KANSAS AGGIES DEFEAT Sige! vs ; ~ aonie We ™. 2. ati as since a € Merwin of Yale won 1 Oe “Mary pat fy dio feet bitterly fought twé milé saseksee . ; ee. a ‘ 7 « , Ail ) » Vv ” ‘4 ; eee $5 2446 Risler's timely single. Austin scored that Meyers had never run this a sacrifice fly by Williams. | good lead for the first two laps by Smalley, Pennsylvania. Smith dupli- j7o9 0) A triple tie for first in| vg. Mellanphy, Forest Park No ll: May al. | 2O2AR y le ‘ned oe Whe en R Cagaiow Mave 16:09 5-5: Greaemecell : Wellman or Vangilder Today. setting a killing pace, but in so do- | cated his time of 151-5 seconds in the high jump netted B Aggies 51-3 4 > a shlarquette ve. Crow. Fore ) Beton. Yale; spend. Be Whines: Har! BAR GAMBLERS FROM vee Navs $7 2-5: Syracuse | : 1€ BCOre was -i > 1-5. ‘. He took first in the shot put ¢ ae ee A me Chute farvar Time—50 $-§ h lub } 10 ell-knov . ‘ been winning a few games and the) and the broad j gg 2 ie , May 21. 4 hute, Harvard Me—vd) 0-98. | the club house w nown pro- director of athletics for the Crown Tt deen are - Pacha venem - There was then a desperate sprint, gfe are ra and was in the a 90r va. “ vaahing, Forest Park N TWO-MILE an by yr Ww. Hiites, | | fessional gamblers with a warning; Athletic Club, recently os ) . , w : .. . J p. m., VMewey vs “ranklin, Yale: second, ( L ond, Harvard; third oti rith headquarters aft 5810 ravoil | Spencer cutting the lead yard by ; re htgn Jump that for the slightest indication of wit over the showing. m1 Ne cat 7 = i gore Ww ~y — nk Ww = > A of several!) fockey S rec ently when it ae ots indtiaiieen afraid of being called a quitter. faced a field of sprinters more| Mornine the Washington girls won| Which they had not expected to win. easing hd BR ae sahand Ss Sera. |) ee hen: third, ‘tied, D. & Lacld/ was expected that the club would lowa Wi Track Meet - Jimmy Austin is very popular with | niet mated ted th heer in the and in the afternoon the bovs’ meet ——-— - @-—__- ve “Vesrelt Ci tailon Park Sn A m.. © las and WW’. Godel, marvars 1 . . Pome} take drastic iIneasures against ° the local fans and he was given quite 4 y ae age urine eos ‘but both | ~ 2 also captured by se _— s NAVY ATHLETES SET 2 GROUP G—May 17, 4 ms. Watt ve | Rae Mapai or sate }enemies of honest sport. Close sur- AMES, Io., May 16.—-University of Sm ovation when he ran over (ge el dat convincing man sgl ‘eae keene 0 pe me. pasterousd Park No: 2: May 18 4 p. HAMMER THROW.—Won by J. Acoste, |velllance by the club of riders and Iowa track team today defeated the . , . ‘s | ae | r . 2 pi tsliggay, eae es va. Columbia, Fairground ke le: 52 «64. inch econd. ‘ ‘ ‘ p ‘av ' College team in their an | ent 60-cent pavilion after Judge's; er His time of 223-5 seconds in| the 52 points made by Washington. RECORDS WINNING MEET 2%. See te 4 le Bevan tn ce ale: it ae: cae nd. | 4. | Somers me ome — way for | owe Colom sees ie nua afbdle (trend angele Rpg aad the furlong was probably the best In the evening both gold medals for ANNAPOLIS, Md., May 15.—Navy Feirgronnd_ Park Sc 35 May. 17 , Re 9 Hn +m 2 i fest. core 0g] SONS Tome. I War Sratee. aetee pBpaedon aioe catc roc aiso ma Jim- . , ( +} - . . "as . Seta : ; v ates vs. Filiot, ores Parl ® 5: Maw : 48 jar’ > @ ' track time of the day, while his 101-5 declamation were won by M ashing- defeated University of Pittsb: irg ina 4 p. om Bryan Hill) ve. Irvin HAT Peale po tg YW ook Tale: prominent throughout the game. ton. Never before has a county school pete ; Bt hy : my K 4 ‘was the most commendable for *) nested of ei the honors of the day. | ™ ell-contested field and track meet, Park No May 21, Ag m. air vs W. D, Prizer. Yale. second: E. G. Driscoll. . _ by fm | : bed the thord corner. movement® | scholastic athlete. mae ome | here today, 73 to 45 points. Shea of | a are gy 4 - Dtvel] ee oe ee = te nee on ! 14 Points. Pittsburg won in the 220 1 44 . ~ay 2s. = D. | "voll * POLE VAULT--Tie between T. P. Gardner Sisler was the big man once more Johne ee R Accountants Wi 16 ee and 449) Webster, Murphy Playground; Mav “19, 4 i W. W. Webber, both of Yale: height 12! S . re and , , gt 12 | aii a Point honors of the afternoon went ell cc t in yard dashes. _m., Ames vs. Henry. Murphr Pla; arround ; third. Rt. W. Harwood, Harvard. 11) i ere Window—Br oa way ae -— a 7 ~ ; . - . g - ™ 4 7 a . , ’ at “~ *«. 1? ? > ‘ ‘ ‘ od 'S third. when Austin singled andj; of M. Meyers, running for the North Earl Ebv defeated Karl Maver. FP ag © Mav IS. 4 p.m. Gallaudet vs.: meets had stood at 6 feet 21g inches | },emp’s Park. st. Honiface vs. by. . Shas Mie l m Lemvp's Park. SS. Peter and Pais were the contestants today in;-two ; Ed Ll ae bel be) ‘4 : . Forest Park No. 10 udley. Yal Time—@Om. 461-5 Aggies broke tfie| : ; [.. Dudley, ale. ime . 8. eget " GROUP ¥--May 17. 4 p. m v8. BROAD. JUMP--Won by KE. O. Gourdin, Har-| 82@rp practices they would be barred oT ae oe” oe, ae) PESO AA DDN Ot ED Deh ee Ct He Tre eret cr “4 sess wtetss batts at ~4- feet: fer the Br 3" . Browns. tearing off a doubl to Frank Johnson of McKinley High, The Accountants defeated the Ex-| Curtis, Navy, In the mile and half- aa" 0) Xe. aR Sg a anes feet 6 inches. + . . . ’ ~ ‘ bBee r) 1 on he ? vf and two | | tages singles. He also stole two with a total of 14 credited to him.{ geoutive Engineérs, 17 to 6, in the Bell, mile runs. and Hudson, Navy. in both vs. Webstar. O'Fallon rk No. 3: May 20, | 220-YARD_LOW HURDLES- : eid | , |Johnson took firsts in the low hur-| telephone League yesterday after-| hurdles, were the star individual per- 4.P..m. | | nry. O'Fallon Park | Smith. Yale; second. jancer. Yate. Time, | {il emons I a ion of the 'dles and broad jump. second in the/noon. Rhodes pitched for the win- | formers of the meet. Two academy . th. ay 2h 8 4p . Glasgow vs. Jackson, | ,.¢ ly Ai i a mnt -high hurdles and fourth in the pole; ners and allowed six hits, while his records were broken both by Mid- "p iw O00. YARD DASH-—Won br I". P. Heffel- | }!! . ye GROUP I--Mav 17, 4 rn.. enton vs. ART dA’ f N Ww h bl F b | vault. Dick Kremer and Tallman | mates collected °° off Randall and shipmen. C*yurtis clipped two seconds! Taciede, Sberman Park: Aas 7 ££. & 2. finger. ‘Yale; second, vite. A gw it Cw as a e a r1c——— | were the others in the municipal | yurray, who did the hurling for the from the half-mile mark of 1.59 4-5 Srlington - —T Se be a 4 vard: third. T. eae Bh: a me - ani . . } TY ! } ton Vv r = i championships to take two firstg; | Engineers. Both teams erred fre- made by N. H. Geisenhoff in 1913 and | Sherman Park: May 19 Yer m.. ¢ Senator a | : Millers Play Belleville. ‘while Gerald Murchison carried a quemtly, the winners making ‘nine Clapp beat his own mark for the dis- Riddick, Sherman Park: May 21. 4 p. m., Cupples vs. Laclede: Forest Park No. 4 couple of blue ribbons in Class A. | mis lays ad the losers seven. _cus throw by 7 inctres. hurling the May 21. 4 np. m., Renton vs. Farragut, For- The Ben Millers meet the Belle-| | “ ie, Laer Murchison. a McKinley high junior, ooo eee -- — ———— ses ne weight 129 feet 2 inches. est Park No. 5. _ : | ville ‘Bs at Belleville tomorrow In|) AGRE Bi ge an no {fe a brother of Loren Murchison, na- | wince COLORED SCHOOLS the Missouri-[linois Baseball League. llw recognized sprinter. He won! Boesddeker in the uarter-mile run. GRoUP ‘ p.m umMmar vt . ae Rei el ooshOh ns OCA ee ailel: | ane ange dot yan pn tite be jump and| Boeddeker never Bose near the lead OLYMPIC SWIMMER DIES; simmons. orent’ Park So. b: Stay is 4 a The Maxwells Bo ™ gg toa a org | (el As ed meen COLLARS also miterially assisted his team to/and finished third. but failed to cross’) = HURT IN TAXI ACCIDENT 83. 0" “SWAT Forest eae gd the Tri-Cities tackle Eaet St.| ||| aint. ma. icm FOR EVERY MAN WHO WORKS (win the relay race. the finish line and was disqualified. K ee cot PR ay’ 20. 4 wp. mi. Cote and S, " Rast St 1 onutin : 6 ~~ : Cae oe” eae The biggest surprise came when Boeddeker until yesterday had been) NEW YORK. May 15.—-Arthur Me- Mountgomerr. orest Park No. %: May 2 Loulg At. Oe SF. Ms = Wilson Rowley and Hoagland, two, considered the premier quarter-miler, Aleenan Jr., holder of many world . p. m., Lincolr Wheatley ar] o——- Pikeway freshmen, finished ahead of of the city. swimming records and slated for a.*” ‘. P Rarbare to Rejoin Pirates. You ll Like Them place on the swimmin amr : Anwmeny sen vy 15.-—Wal-| {ii ; site Seam Fepre ‘PEENVILLE. S. C., May 15 a Hi : Rerause senting the United States_at the TODT ALLOWS 2 HITS ter Barbare, shortstop, left here to- 2 Olympic games, died in a_ hospital day ft foin the Pittsburg Nationals jj|| Municipal Meet i nnaitsin (| here today of injuries received Tues- AND FANS 17 BATTERS eta awed been out of the game i Bon ‘eee Ee fetta | They cannot b v ? day when, with Tedford Cann and , ™ . , , since his jaw Was fractured by a van * ' 11 74 10 | RRR AA eee mower ere es peatlte acicate tn | s atitete ted ha lee BE Ruddy, also prospective diam Traffic Truck team of the erat pitched ba 'l) in an exhibition game in . Be Tae % % 8,8 , a gE. oo : detect ec from the - Bettea for Davis in the cighth Inning. (100 YARDS—W. A.__ Tallman. fee | 680-TARD_ REL bi ba! v. firsts McKin- Olympic swimming stars? he waa in. tic Truck League- blanked the Na- New Orleans, early in April. : te bie Ww e S. » é - is . , , : : eM . Sl SEE mn , + ° WASHINGTON. jpg A ER mag: mamas Prise? Goldsmith, Points - 82: MeKintey akg pone jured in a taxicab accident in Lang tional Highways and took the lead in ciiiiniisenpuisiseniaialia + ge ha Rach ds CRE Bin : finest linen dollars k a : ee 2h: te 9 4 23 i ..2 ey 3 tore or ror | 1Sr-@ i “> huss ct 2) Chee price s-* 5) SARE ATE he ES Tershet= i sr tS $1 ~ iff rr rT TTT TT i i i es a a a a i i a i a a i J Ww Sf ™~i 3 csoo4~nssonnanar * oF SS Ow Hee ~~ Rl ecesuwanunuans 'eee0~n2n3933309" i ; elseessasdanaunnm Ei wes ees eeseser ~ ~ * > — > — — anisnasnacnnerl ea “ eee | Maresh, rd; r. Novak Amer Tr { tarred by ret- : m., fourth. Height— G. Talbot, McK.. second: KF. Rodenelck: + . -_ + ; ansportation team, starred Dy ge Gaache Biovak Gy McK.. third: C. Genty. G Y¥. MC. A. | POUGHKEEPSIF., N. Y.. May 16.— ting three hits In three tries. | RE — f th fj t . n _| . fourth. Time, 4 4-5s. The sophomores class today won Vas- nM, ‘ ee. ee rom e ines | ~ Rowley. W. U., first: | ni : The scores: " A +2 ie gle 4 | +1Oy Aloag land. W Wir gecond: W. Brown, | 8-POUND SHOT—G. Murchison, Mck.. firet; Sa College’s twenty-sixth annual | 2345.6 T.M.E é inte here . : Central, Third: J. Maguerza, W. U., fourth. | le mae. Bnet” va eee Nog field day, scoring 44 points. »| Nat’ , > son st FP chemically treated aco g + W. U.. firet: R. Deeds, | _McK.. ‘gourth. Distance 29 ft 2 in | Juniors were second with 36%, -t! me res, Pos! and = Nesh || as : “ott a ee a ssepea; D. Thomas. Soldan, third: | 200-YARDIRELAY—McKinler. frst: Ben | freshmen third with 172 and the sen- Todt and Con! boy. is meet: Save an necessary | RR Me RR covlon. Two-base hits— ee oe profits Biv di- tz! : “* - fled for fourth. wet és One college record w bia TT (200d Roads. R i a rect from factory e ths F base hite—Shannon. Stolen basse~Sislor +s | A Peinte—MMcKiniey, 21- Mei - 2 01108 c as broken, Rita Transportation 3 -- o . headauartere oot eH! = on the ground tha ¥: R J Ret fourth fourth. second consecutive y Ee : rown. tenaal he. he, ourtn. : year, ‘ ibe Pa 0 Oeoodn oO 6&6 0 ‘ aployed dilatory Oe pe :, -— i third: I 4-5e. | 4 | 440 TARD Y ty a ee oes: | ar wy We Rutgers scored 30%4 potnts and Laf-. American Lr . ss v0 00 0% ~ ~4 oe 2m | 16 error an a E: | Principia. first: ey. secon: entra! re. TA WOO YA. avyette 30. N > Ratteries: Wil Imer and Haselbaker: Ljinsee- ner pee OU SN FODAY ———_ ° end } ha a 3 Cubs ee Turner. a20-3 yoy etl Mae, gag ROY ©. Redan fourth. Time, 47 4-Se - ‘ ma “ ga York University Weel one wid Ceartenmicl FEDERAL rt) a toy a CO. Dep: 61 Stulea. auc © errors. 4 q CHICAGO. M 16.—The Chicago ee : a. A.. third: Goldschmidt, W. U., POTN” PS—CLASS B-—Cleveiard. 18: MeKin- ird with points. ot P.O. a. 1704. Boston (2). Mage. q & i «ij fry q 5 . : . . . —_ — -~- ~ . - . . —— wens a ~~ - K iseling 4m. &} 1-de i4.,Soldau, le. Kirkwood A. A... & cvents, £ ber. Wickman and Bi ~ —_ —e = _teaenm third. Time

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10 a Eouis POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Pein ba) ie ae : *),) FORMER SOLDIER IS ACQUITTED i“ : Ab Casper Leon Van den Huerk, on) his home. Pike Court on a charge of Revetereeine | paper at De Witt, Mo., bee an army officer, was acquitted by a) Van den Huerk was a Corporat, on his po Op ot jury yesterday on the Court's in- | and was discharged at Camp atruction for a verdict of acquittal, Ark.. in December. 19158. Search of fled : | uniess the evidence was that altera- | | his home disclosed the altered ce r- | | tion of his discharge certificate was, | tificate and a Captain’s uniform. Van | i done in St. Louis. Van den Huerk’s| den Huerk testified he went home as | trial in the United States District ‘testimony was that he changed the | ws Captain because he had told his) ‘mother he was to be commissioned | She was dying sce tats dace eee INVASION OF BRITAIN = t rnc * a ra / Rg! ua Lae ; i: v pa ge nis zy: De A - - 5 — ey o = " _— >-¥ . “ - ~~ 2 4 “cr > on . “ > . fe - >. * id —* «~ 7 er te oo * r x . he * The agents in the tr | ever, were not in a a close the details. § | Of this character are e | inveetment market, averse to publicity Siamberrassine to f According to res the Equitable Build! | West corner of Sixt hes been in - being the prospe The coset of alterati | burposes has tn, eac! p. the sale. ERSHING AVENUE _ BUILDING Sout he Dyaa-She! ip ll the sale ol apartin ¢ 490, Tt contains ses] five rooms, stn par Porch, Tear for ety cars, aval Tental of %7 fach with gar re ! be under vc -Shelp Co.’ ~~ ~- - Brokers aia p< Office keine & Co. & bonds, have leas Mth floor of the | Eheling, an

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ee : & , ! . SSS . , ; ; : ; ° ri 4 © 99 : TN ——————————— cia IN D E Xx fo Section a ae See Section -B Pte Employment, Rooms, Lost, O ur M Otto: PMI, ORE srr ie 4--... 1 mane, Cotes (Sale) wewviet, For Sale, Autos taeet PRODUCTIVE PUBLICITY, PROGRESS PROFITS: | y NDEX + Sect yD Pe Se ) ; ° Jection 4 Apartm’t«(For mOmes. 4... 5 Business C} werrese & Business Prop. Wita Ot dia . at | ee - ' Jocreees G¢e nancial . For Emp! me, | A od See Sectian B Serviee a Sy oe \ ne, Leet. ‘| ti if G Avertm'ts(Por sate) | | 5 Business (¥ "weccces 9 Bast Sige Property... e acct 8 meanest anes gaan Pe Mi. ieee sopeece coll - ‘S..Wtd.) palates anh LET LETTE : *) Plate for Ren + ante isfent | 7@ ’ s Peteoese. OF ( ea ee Oe ! ae fos. Wueslen neers naan eet - Bus. Prop. (For Rent). o Exchange (Real WO. severe Flats Wanted : 1 | Por —— | ") Houses (Purn,) Wd... 1 Real Pe: i | qe Bolldinge Material... ‘+++. 2 Bas. Prop (Wee fas ‘ © Seen ~ Farms. Farm come Jr Oe 7 {Flats Et “A tose eeeees me | or Sale (Realty). eee he 5° Houses.» te. (Cola . , fa “State——Country 8) Real Fe (Otheke itlea’ ie 7 es ’ Bung.. Cotte) Loans Kab eoue 8 Suburhan Pro.(F, s.) s A THREE TIME AD res oh - Farm ig RE COLE te 8! Flats for Sale Shane ST I "Ta ‘y°~- , oe | Personal Prop } ¢ , ) Res f "eee owmonees, & oc... if QS ~ " ‘ 5 ou rh wwe rie Ay afeal Pati ; , .. ~-§-S310n June , _ o is. “un . ; 7 . With Ff We Reached | Offered \ iSitors tO Industria] °19_9 ws Secon Tie 7a = ben rie Pe ne Shy : 7 . , : A OF 2 Poa: -Disn h oes bis te sie Te eee raras 3° bathe - | a : ~ Wather aj a . 4. a ba pS . rE. vs Ms oe “4k upper ] ‘AHO. rtm) I’ " , : pe ; . ‘ wer: er wre * ni fF 4, oad : at dupe, m=, Cuang for he f ; . : U R€ **% =~ ag ee: ag District Subdivision. ~425 Kiddie. 24 tlooe * ae hee . Third, lst f OOF, & roor ee. ». JOC Side 1627 \ \ ; " , ; a 5 0 a f Ej h ent -Co.'s wCW industrial «.0..2, : ree brass band Concert. with 448. Third, 24 floor, 8 roms + & S| PENNSYLVa Xi Sag , set Stde. Box F-87, p D Pasona ile aventent tote car. i 17 : . . a pose Oo ig teenth Street Sion Durant Park e , a Subdivyj- (UNChH and Oth, things Pra tic we) ) boas “ mtn r0o , I t floor. ‘) (=) os for ‘sa : 8 gk 6 } bare for ran? kec\ | — ma rg " ~ j 7 Maries aes =e an Bn. wh Ke ‘J Wea —Unfurr shed 4 resins aa " : ’ ; ‘ , © , S, lé FF » Lo > a , oar . y: , . ‘ (ONY) Bi ’ ’ ‘i sbiye " Bel . . I} . ° ee: INg on venue lluskins “und Purant aver ome % * erty {fills al Subdivision of 14a SS Sixth. 4 ree lL. Mn \ IRGIN] \ 21 40) Be. ‘ 4‘ Bu ' ‘te fey aeons ~~ 24. seasonadle . . S00) en hy ‘ or | . “4 a - today be forn ally é be ues, will SU iOLS ())} Natura! Bridge and Lucas lt rant | Morgan, he floor. 3 Te. . ' Ver iw , ‘ iTame ter and — ; v tS a i) 77 7 ) . : Box } me Property at Auction. This : : : i ¥ Opened for Sale, and Hlunt roads rma FOr oe , Lo OM yr " i he AN 17 i ve rr a NIN 4) ; wT my ~~ late , ; : aS : tas rite is e Vey . > . : ; “ean - vin, 2 FOOINS: rapt repair “ ‘j ? tx iyi Pes) ley , ‘4 i(? }’ eT i nest \ ws } . SOW r By June ij 2 Wwe 1] loc ate ad for a res- "] he addition . e ,18 Was!) Tat f ar eo «+ a 9 . I fry? : P ‘ ° ; \ act re) , i ' . ; . a ey , we “ ra Iden tix] Places for workers is being dispose, ‘rj r wen ke . ‘sVN0T, «4 POO S... t, «pb? — Ca) If , fsty ‘ s se deal. hid ' = ; ut piie ait e. ke | os" se : . ie é bye? » va in the in- in lots at « « a rae, ET, iS J LTT a | ‘Lup: t . ve : : - ¥ ; «tl Pecia] Sale under th sau XN. froadw: \ 5 loors Dane Z. 0 AI ART MEN | tial plants in (Nat vidInity. 71 auspices ~! gig xo ygeedway, floorger®:,, basen = of oom : ? ' “ate Chops ' oF a sears atin a : . : — ae | was : Water i } = Siw * Surrounded on the wes “nobeloch & Prettyman, dept} ig WEST oe ue —Three rooms, batho. ' i: ‘tne ve “Clann es: Sump. | fh | = ower? j ; t and South more th "0 ) nae ‘od c's es we ee ~ ; a a UU , CUrnish lzhest . . 7 . BUILDINGS SOLD Dy a Well] built-up resid ae % an 200 lots of the plot Ved ‘ASS, o-Story YUllding alter to : na ' ~s =. y i've; $250 per mont) tune to Sen? oy APART) NT \ a —_ 7 “ential section. having been Suit; lease inns CATES, 5551—11-ro, house: garace- an, ” ates Sate Sead modern 4 | ‘eferemees racy . ed ee infurn; i fo" » pes. ! to 9 reo nae ‘he Mark *r..., . disposed of during the . , cm va open f ove : ut Wes ; ee eal a “ *Waln School. one of the last week si ™ irate tt bho Oe mer HOW D CA Fj fe) | ee RG. BC nO Chest: : 3. Cakenr® isp Sa las e¢ vs ;i-3¢ : . ‘ , SVOUT 4200 SY f } bids gant lo s ‘ _ S d 1 Ucation building In St. Louis. The tract is only , sh rt way weet ~4 SS rnar Wal) j ss ‘ } f ' rn (72n M ox t ; c tig APA Par) : ' north Side Ul Natura] tO) s Broa a Sj 1) Bt ore 7 : af ~ m } is INC] SF tT RY ‘ (y) ) ; \ : a : ~De 1] B I Wi hh Id— CTrect Goodfellow avenue YSN, Biret fi Ss 9 ¢, { Ass fe S| ae — | feo | 7, fenant rae , as = @ 204 . sy Ctéd the a seat side We ‘ ce Ald - tek iTS. 4 6oors, * #7 a : heard | j , | itA ~ “C4 rela. ; j p orgy * ale PR : : : j : wl " of them are gq tal $s cing it e ch Ir, h, S¢ hoo] building. a heretr; the ( WA Olive floors. G50 « ¢ era ae To ~ = ‘ : : ] 7 é a cs amma : ; i - x hen i ; , nonin tet renera] Motors (, ys rat J00rK, Gi By. ft ene oe RG im) nut | \ : Parochial resigns. , . 3 . “Gt ps ee rl aos 8 } : eetnu Bed "i " .- a] reside nce and Sister's the T nited Drug (Co and more ¢} an log X pe Ase : Mas ' a Equitable Buildin N Home or St Philj Wane . . 4Y. an } (nan mn oF erTSOn, Near BR; is ‘ 4 4 ego- wi t! . » Neri Pa rish, of @ score of other mughty coneerns “2? Olive, sia! te tes 1S an x Lief) fe ¢ as , : no . at -_ Se a i i o* ae Sjruce, 2 3 ! ‘ = . ; ij ’ Lis Py, , . : j ‘ ‘ j a - ti kx t I Y. } athe, Thomas EB. area building Plants. Thousands of nea S} ay : ot ii . SOs €e f } , a afte sl : ,¢ i ; ; iy , ‘ . bs a | aq? ’ P . ~ y hate: — ’ ~ = ip vais a Tye : Pas , ‘-« La mM) ' '* " 7 ' s - / ‘ 4 | > \ y,y - ‘ . a tla Ions, “geri IS Line I Stor. sh iHled workmen. clerks and offici we told. = C kare with, ] ; “ 1, j ‘ ‘ 4 4 cia , ’ ft wey "4 P r i] ‘ 1% , 4 ' ote mie ed Pla ” eo : ‘atl “atkins F Esa WH uti te “TLE NCE i : is ‘ mh th iu? ' bis ‘ “¢ ' te ees mn at one-half od z: ie EN . 1 , . sSeneratT manager of | Will he required in the operation of ' Mi a7 : > = Dp S iM) elas ; 7 ae —— re ie AV); ‘ ‘a { 4 : “$4 - yy ay ‘ ry : " 4 : linilite ? ror » ‘ , >? ‘* , > ’ " : " . : . , ty? : , . ’ © vo + ‘ . : ° r "DAL c - ? * (on enet _btmesienue er et FE a 4 ors i : ‘i i, \' . 3 © real estate de partment of the & lew wy eks, for ROMeEes fH», this Contingent? of: } A | : a es PULA rooms r » 6 dults” Oot t Pf é ' t- lf ~*~ . rs I . ' | “i “ a -- 2 B® » : maar ps — tn Soke. . . roe . : } ; > or : es ; 2 , ; "ag ° i7. + Fete it e—- SOnea bs ik 7 i ae NS. Bas and ter \ as hed anartmens MTS “33, adults, Cyl sf E ercantile rust ¢ 0. ts having many _ - ee Wage Carners, the Vanguard Of whorin iA P A R 7 M Fk N T S geet Dispat st} - “= NGERGER tN = ral eh Facth vals LAY , oe es eatin ~~ n xs ae i ee ' 4 4 . rhs rie Vv or June 1 to Oct, 1 73 On ~ es ens, Inodern- o Inquiries conce? ning the Property at SOUTHWEST BANK OF ST, LOUIS ~ e Vielng yy ith *peculators and in- ji , NORTH ME »y ‘ “ (mw iya It 2. OF ine ] Vier oe 2054) mae C0) Vestors for the first choice at the tice ataran 5 WIN TIBET : IN» K | B the southwest corner Fichtec HSE RS SoG ag hectic ARS NB lace : t PL, 8948-—Puralehed oo; in dd:—4 or & rooms: oree — @reet and W ashing Ris ' ' ; Si agents, - weeeraeeee ear General Mo : / 827. Dy, a eta ly a rrr Sees = LACE SEc. 9 inches : ston avenue, to inancial. arrangements have been APARTMENT—_= po. nos, 4-room7"s Rape BUNGALOW— Will po, wy Sean Gant Pa oa NI chee WHITTIER ean = ~ =e nn Side: 45" teen ton 4 s only; North in cyelet be sold at auction under its auspices Announcement Was made yes. made for the erection jn Beverly —— t, 5 ee seer Dre. Porch: June -and Pn cae ws “urnishe vd onve! FURNISHED FLATS -APARTM'Ts front reona. ith kitchen and dining roc | FLAT V | a —— ~~ ae. ne prices~ of May 27. The inquiries include sey- ferday of the OF@anization of the Hills of 20 bungalows Of the true SHAQ. 3803 ono > et mr Sgaee o respons purty giv! S references: «he |, mace MIN ‘ . 3 pide as _ —— CB. Rive | fa =. Colfax Oa ee ~ etal from rea] estate agencies and! Southwest Bank of St. Louis, capl- California tvpe, to he offered for _beon « ned g im par re , ow! ys Murphy howe « Sit e¢ r oFCn , ag ‘ “4 oi a > . i (roja. slit er | MT, , Niles P = , A i eS } _*bevera! } V "¢ ; . . e100) , F otal , sO. car t hij- + " . ' “1 . ® . srr ‘% instances overtures have | highway at its intersect parlor. bath mA FIO : Janitor serv ice. ‘ »f Nira eb De ) ves month R Ba \VIel r° Tt} . Pa ier “ uw) rio we — ‘ rr , om 43 . . ; oO” . i ; ; . | ; . a "ig on wit } an- . om - i Pe SEIT AL tra gts hi 4A Re ee ae oe ee ee © "One Lindel] “dow = va . a Moe with, references a LICity 255. oath. ne e. AveeA N (jrand we i : he voun “7 mrasadiaen | been made looking to the Purchase deventer avenue or Southwest ave 4 OF VICE PRESIDENT DOWLING ine ENT Modern 5 TOONS, rea? slee) ; aT e +R. ry nem (4 ) Ox y - 262, }? , ispate) ; (FRANT) Iss? ON yrnia ied flat St Gitta PEeWa rel TY’ ne End ns. ferred (a) a ae R 4 . j a. ws = ‘ . } ri ale r Ts) *. »¥ : ‘ ‘ it, rat ‘ 4 t), i: tage, 315 eat Omplet. ‘urnished: § room: $15. r week, ** Privilege of subre: | ; , | eA : a —— —_ 1 ee (ey i - en AAC ‘ R22 («4 Mut « eon ep pane a Rnd , rs “ 1 ent Wes —. ——— a — onl ' Dis ! a. ti YInpetition for jt at Percy ©. Jones, Secretary of the A dinner was given Wednesday | . Pom "Wash, ao He nts: és57 Priors; RESIDENCE Cece: Splendid hh mee s! Pho 2bany ete JUNe 7; reg rents, i, BRILLIAN TE, 5962 Two rooms: ¢ em : ~ th on. a ee ad 9 ” 8 a, CH, AINFton eights: $85, nds rvOMs ar i recer tio; ; cy . . . ) ida vi tri light. bats and hy Cabany 8700 : | Organization who was , ‘ecaTrdi'’c ‘ 5287 ind a rl Ab 7 Fa - , “ OHone, Cabany $796k - # 2 f , oO , -;' €venin .* ve. ‘ar Vandi J nm tf istri: Yi ram . -° I f. by : ; es - ; © The site has 106 feet on Washing. | nected . oe =: St Ceardt’s, to officers, di- : , Por » OW trict: will cons lease; $7) ED 6 FLAT—3 Piately fur- | qmmmem —- Siow ae a a West End> Sena innemeebnsetiinaiees id (Cyd Fi With the Nationa rectors and emplovec } lay | APARTMENT—Fot rent: furnished: vem y ba er,, Monday or appointment ane. -oOMS; conventer S7 laver ep . Forest T7257 .. ' ton avenue and 150 feet on EFight- Conime ] Banke of d € ipioy es of the Savings desirable: 3 roome pm ern ‘ 4 “a y wei fax T30J ‘ le Dian. elegant fury i re “Cs tet A Ee FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT ‘ ‘ ‘¢ | liar ~ DAR rce P ™~ - : | + ’ i. Taher . ~ 4 . i tid \ LA senth street,.and is occupied by 2/ Bank, is to 1, he Central National | Trust Co., by John J. Dowling, | $85 per ‘month pesPonsible tenant to 5 || “URNISHED APARTMENT oy — ee , three-story building, which before thet t 7” co nt. He stated | Mewly elected first vice bresident of , PAWS “OX _W-278._Post-Disvateh a . : LATS FOR RENT pe oished apartment: @ ome. } bathe: | HOt Children ome Wega, st Diapatc | PLAT Wi our = e ie . a eliers ; 2 a lr 14 7. , of Al tt N Chree-fay ly L200 wear if . —oferenceg xenanged Box W.] fr 0 cnildren rox \ C0, Past ispateh Count, "ype ae West Ena fonversion Was used as the Manual S able to Speak Italian the COM pany » And w ho is bresident beautiful Nort’ BD Pan . _—" l. bo . : « r ‘ , “= , ‘ } Pa * Vie ) SM 7.3 " . i Ur Troome RAaATragv nedery Forty i NISG7) " _ Ler : : wy — a would be em love . es e re t n st hen DE . Bunn parlor: 6 oallenseily- . nl Tay %.. 4 \la\ Or, £27 -. se’! “GUiLS: es it ot Af A CTMEN (‘ory telly ' ‘ 7 } LAT Wea 7 i “Training Schoo] of Washington Uni- Itali I ait d for the be Nhe Tit O7 f h John * fi Dowling Reg! Mstate rarages: . aray Vu A 4 )@-¢ nr? ba >. 7 . i> ‘ ’ = i q Dic urn & i f , ry) ar) a ro SOU H : - rr ‘ ) : an residents of that ti Co. The guests 11 ‘6. Brief er Cabape eck from Delmar yall own-' FLAT—3 large rooms a} selioaen hout dren; to @ l or longer: ‘im ; A ~ : S.d@ 484) ® ‘ersity. It is owned by a corpora. | Directors if th , ya ng ae ss ant ‘3 numbered ‘o. Brie; Caban CGR. ; feng iits rhons rest “O490R ~~ — “Uae possession Cabany S398 a POTOMAC, 8787 Furnished house. 7 rooms; * LA Wid fe | “i: . ‘ lice POO ns: . J Oriler by tuti . His aca f Deng > . rs 4 i , S i i 4, [ve P| ak ; juliet vuvle pre Al A SNE. TE apd mn re, furr ishe ales (4 vail n rooms ‘ae W a . - Our ; > - , = —— ee - : 2 \ i 4 P — . con entences. rea iar - —— § . , ‘ . 3a Ve ‘ ; ; . ‘ , to the hizhest bidder. Thus the ' ee of the McQuay-Norris ¥’, Jor, Recorder of Deeds: James P. VEL MLA R Bi,. 5377 Mtreproor mo-ie ve - A me aa : ern, wr ona ull aoe Garrison av. (en) o1derTn; o phan ha ppg > mont is, | — — ‘- hs bt PFO ff ; ; ; | Me ‘ ie . > ea st , urnished or furnj 0d apartin snis to Primi ino i fe me altractive live ''R siED FLAT—- : foo a a AS te ene 4771 ea a. . male, it ts believed. will offer oppor-| 3 nufacturing Co.; = DD, Hatton, P. Blake, A. R. Scholiy yer, Walter A. rooins, $35 up: neue ‘aeuuee tia ae tet eee aa Poe . Parlor: lower flat. $75 nee + png 4 om aa .— | arants icitchenarte ; ‘tOUSB—10 rooms, furnish. i; large porch four adulis, yor, ARO tunity for a most advantageous pur- | > rowbridge, gs. J. Pingree, Ray-; Ehrler, Leo Bloch, c.° M. McDonald ‘: evGate idee cS. es A le, ae Phone Grand FURNISHED = ons = ———— acy. lune 15 to Sept. 15. Cuba y S477 SLAT Wtd.—5 op @ | chase, especially in. view of the fact | Mond Mancha, Joseph Frechi, Philip | and other real estate men. EN 3 nt 0322 Gatton Apt... 4d fioo CENTRAL bey: modern, newly root. i Jones SURNISHED “HOUSE For the summer FLAG tee Fortmans pe a } € ; ~ + % "4 * ‘ . ip. c ooms. ne r mt or *h. cel]. = eTr.. . a}? rs met cere v ‘ ; - : ae | . wr r will ret; iT} "oom f a - =) 4 y ’ R ‘ 7s a , . ‘ i aia Tt a : hes EU, ‘rf 4 4 2] nar err } , Ca = _ = ey + » . a — - a — ing situation {n the v ashington ave. | and (. Skinner, mar avenue, east of King 8 highway, oe ox — &_R. (G7 SCOT i. SOO Chestn ! — Sd Couple wil] rent upper floer of ment: centrally a , es ag ‘ onbert HOLS} For % months. my handsome \ én LA Mv 7 , ttage: aha 7. a ; } iN¢ Si; ? sr ¢ ny ‘ P i . the] residen - re, re ne uty . - . 4 ‘ ‘ ~ ) m hey 1 hie nie ur! ished ‘ or : ‘a . ~ ; i Site r . - og ‘. | or ’ ‘pr? ‘tue =wholesala district, thereby | ee eee etere | @nd has resources of $1,500,000. “ae cals. gh : ‘Sane Ee Sion’ | Gaia Fog et:_RO children, (@) | _M! aa mre | 096) | est sop furnished; 9 rooms, garage. | :)| Tent in advan a7 and: ! Day @ mont involving exceptional speculative aq- | BERGFELD AGEN Y SELLS EIGHT | OL tea NaC PERRY-RI tH REALTY Co.. Jos Sod order: decorated: §]2 us: 888, /batl se SOUTH FURNISHED HOUSE —Completel, furnished; FLAT \ Fo rent. 4 or B te —- a % ntages. HOUSES F BIG BUSINESS BUILDING SOLD q ; —— Sree ‘ Reena RO wume | LASTON S1OS5A4 eres “ ‘ a a: tet eo - haths, para se, every convenience at oo Se STAN ee th eg R ™ ES | +INDELL BL. 40094 rooms 3d floor: Orated. 15 , Aon oms, st dec PROADWAY S631 8. (24 fioar\m tah tractive home: June July and August Cab- | Grand S018 one 3 4 i Ri, : ; * R¢ Ss IN ; Se 3 "oa, nT. . i ig [ HHT HH. ! a \ : rOOme ; Te . ae — the “a il ge: 10 a erit acu ts. —- p+ 2 a aa. iia : > ‘ ' " ; ad t. . want | The site is regarded as eligible for; James R. Bissell, President and AN THER ON EIGHTH LEASED 7 SENBAUM-Hausy BUL rr R Fae fixtures: sant —2 reon Ollet, electric | Coe vy LAND, 8086 (seuth)} urnished flat: Ft RNISHED | HOUSE—Attractive home: {28° 4-room flat. | nN: reliable mt. P i — ieuiniasiauee = ie rs Bro¢ ape *Mt) ' nie tr Bn o a os vn ; Cvulhpiel uUrniseid {wo hathe rare = . - # & hotel on a large scale, or for a | treasurer of the J. R, Bissell Dry | McPHERSON. ayaa inn, floor. rooms. sug | ELEVENTH, igsa 7s Fines nce fret! roome eterno “tee Bh) ee ee ence: Hillcrest: "tae Rarage: HOD RE eet | ry a : j ‘ . e . ‘ = > . ; a5 8 | ; ' Toon ss. n loor eri eee ' sais, ail = tna s : . tn . i - 4stiIAY tine 9 ae . a > uh : ~ - . . . ‘\ a ' 4 or . ronn iiding for a big commercial] con- | G0o0ds (o,, has Purchased a house The John B. Kreiger Rea] Estate | Stier: $1: earage i desired; $10: adults KO} j Py ae ESTATE « stRe “AIRVIEW, 3852—4 an > modern in Ae aten ” @"d August. Box © rod, Pos 4n-a rot, Witho | R A P “ : . : McPHERSON wTxXKx-—f 9 oon eeetahene nn ae PATE CO, 1198 Chestnus aor respect: immeain, 7 > it ‘ : 4 petigie 5 of Fe ARD L. BAKEWELL 118 N. Sev ; j June | 7 OR 4 7 Beton is a prime rejuisite veer? the George 1. Bersteis 'Co. the building at 2308-2316 Ran- | Ulive 5555, 0 SP WELL. 118 N. Seventh. ter. $1 ne PLAT_ Fie coping pencntha: large screened and plan, | LAT nodern, by ov, ,Wtd.—3 or 3 NG — Bea 8 opposite the Marquette Hotel, |Investree., ¢ b Geen Cx tee-1aetph street, fet tonne, feet, for | MePHERSON 2 ‘ 11% rl, roo; . - oan al, , . : ’ *> e 1438 ». JIth f@ar * ro ms Water — pment _ ~ sve s00ms, a Onu floor. Screened SCC@DINg por i @Nd bre ikftast room, 2 Pathe, ‘ r) | eer Tarte ' ' ’ h . : ’ ‘ 1 | Pa roo!ns a} open 4 — Serr - floor east; five rk SS Be Cre on’ will rent until Oct i, Grand ‘ANK¢ yard, splendid for ehildrer, Maid will FC ka } : P . ¢ . ° ; resentec h a Py ; . " eo . 1 3 | ore r : : toda Ix JF \~ ] > 4 } ir re T > . — ¥ Si + ine J Step VW t?} hou ss slont +o a inixt rences r jer Ne to ren f 4-soeme Pines’ atiog a" Tth. 10 We wa «(Cneas —_ | | ' | Cheep aad 4. 1R ; | : eee £9. he cag PIFTEENTH, 1442 Np os : Ted: tele) we8, and Charles S. Levy, presi- | Real Estate Co. Bissell was repre-i9 ty belonged to the George Wright | McPHERSON. 4917—s{x reoms, bath, sun attic calthr yond “ rooms. gas, water ~GLIN § a om. toda, RNISEIED Fo) SE ~ Washington bl. dos meat of the Hub Iurniture Co., is 8ented in the transaction by Edward estate, which was represented by the dene ht fy” ce See ; TOmediate heros MARKE 8349 $50 ii ne enn = cay | a) oii one of’ nicest homes t Parkview, AT t roonia, Noman or — a ae i , a 8 this instance the greatest | man avenue, formerly owned by INSTALLATION LUNCHEON STIRS | WESTMINGT a PL ae —t. Satin Teo , A “aM ) Grand $100: or will cone pune to vovemb ; ed est from both Capitalists and ‘VU. CC, taines, It has 10 rooms, two. open por h: \fmmediate. oasession ~~ ‘t let, ec tri fixt Ires vee mens” | mee At SSISHED VAT —For pent >» Trdome —— a nt ae rag =, r? ly © af e ‘ ‘ r - : : : ; s . : : aN t av " “One "hi _ (S0n and wife, J ©. Greulich and CORNET @ ZEIBIG, 419 Chestnyu? to 12. sie 2 ' ; i : * tions have been concluded This agency Closed the gale of “_— at. . . nese — = the Bale of two large apartment eight houses during’ the last week Sn @ een | wife, J. W. Hannuser and wife, R. ._—- T= | DE (ONTY, 4179-ce rol ean, > | on mpletely fury l: mene Were. 5O89 WATERMAN av — , C. Spackle z , Bleeping porch: eo ithern expos ;a not. Park; June until Septens., Cabany 2aen4y Welve rooms, 3 | ‘hs, garage for $8 care ? : the aggregate considera. asgregating $150,000. ne Pray a0 D de ean Wm. J. BEAU | IR U] ) Water heat and garnue : Yee FI ame, : 3 1h; Will lease to 2n for which Will exceed $1,000,000. | ii = Se a ana wife, Saac Hedges, Pres- LAT—; nished ; 8 | ’ ’ ci T 7 rowrmne ; i = - fa . . w.% 1 ' if] SererGd ee POOT? apa tr rt » ( "( ak \ |. ji \ VAY } 3 I ( ’ ' y . sy ; a AE . ton , ¥ , ? fury ; e { wae + ‘Wn , ‘>. 7 . . is Pare? ? ivine ONntent re) ;! >| r ‘ . i ‘ i ‘ 4 4 > T ’ i ' + ’ , ore ; ; @. *fents in the transactions, how- | Big Warehouse Leased. Bradshaw, Jas. P. Blake, A. ee : me OM Dig pany 2331W or gee Vo Mutchinson, 1118 719 CTire rs a) Soret tg ‘a Riva £. were not in a position to dis The Industria] Warehouse Co., an | Scholimeyer, oc. M. McDonald, ba en th Bide. som bath, heat fur. |_| a | —e— aan non eS == 134. _ Pont -1 : 7 a pos S- s se * ished; South Side: ¢4% fox W411 Pln Reve i emma a eae . ee Wad ; rr = i the detatis Jos. M., Ebeling, John J. Dowling, | PLAT ¢ i) ae. § ible : °. ay Sales of buildings | Illinois corporation, has leased from | Elmer Lenz and wife or , For rent, modern, & ros, a lséfes nis) 6-room apartment. Seon AT So: HOUSES WAN rED sa . name i character ee are Of the| the 8t. iouls Cotton Compress Co. | Hartrich Fred J Corn gs é | \AT KY PLAT 4 f Nine r June 4 reafemenc COTT ACE wv ‘ + ee = gt . A j a . ‘ ’ aT. ; | ; rf -POOIN mye ie} "Ay Pha) te. ’ ; ' asl ‘ ‘Ss A . = . a ‘ ; ; ; 7 am “nent market, but operators are | its Warehouse known as No. 2. The ‘Chauncey P. Heath Dverete Davis } \ VI Ny | "SB3W $4 Phone Granda ay c5 nena ‘OUDle. Rey 77 ry! r ' rade t , f 4 >| > ; “ . . ’ a ; , , L 4 a \ ; 4 }? 4 } , \i " j 7 ‘ ed ° R —eenoe “ ; : cal : . ' ‘ ‘ + ’ ; .- Publicity incident thereto; lease was made by Orville Grove, | Barl Watkins, C. Bp Henderson and PUAT—Modern: 4 foome. Acc floor: near sun parior. fon I yo | from September nests Gone 3 OF 2 Ye wae : — — rrassing to future Operations. | assistant real estate officer of the John H Abbott Only 100 from st a -7pand and Gravots: $30 aduita onl, Ro res APPiy 4919 MePhey, ding to real estate cireles,| Mississippi! Valley Trust Co. The re 4 f . Wechingtan A at83._Post-Disnatch ieee required, UM@8¥ 3 to. 6 o'c4 eferences HOUSE Wid Wrst 0 * eo O85R. IR + itable Building. at the niwtin. building ‘i approximately 400 feet Se ceed nee cate ot 4 UD 4, Washington LV. PLAT—wW dern fi re ome Teception hall bath, BAYARD. aa os . . nd , oi at 7 er flat: , ‘ td.- $10 . rat ris eo : Corner of Sixth and Locust | square, located just north of the ‘ton Will be a trip - the ae ’ aSet £0. Post- | r 1 | | | x ; | e 4 | . 7 wets, has been involved in negoti- | ree Bridge? Philip Fy. Brockman ito witness the shooting of a well Chree rooms, with 2-Troom FLAT. - rooms reception hall- tile tharn | - ~ Ty ~ — a sae = 4 ——— . fe aoe Sarde Pane te mh | Wid | OF 4 roomy; reasonahia rent: olio Bay “*Veral times recently, banks) is president of the warehouse com- : ay a : ef fic; ee d 2 ‘ A eat, $04. £02 Closet pullt-in: hot: 3 i. Aug. 1° > Gall. efffich monte ae ae | | wanes | te : ; companies in each instance | Pany, George Weber vice président, Marketeria System Launched a 1ency + anc «) rooms men? ; Hox } wr, Post. lyis st a 4) ica ” : . ——— on ©, Prospective purchaser.|and J. James McGregor, Secretary; Tho Fullworth Marketeria System, With 6-room efficieney- " head, TOOMM, strictly mod baths Barage. wil! janes PAKTMENT—4 roo, : : to Nov. 1 . 4 ee | vi ; iOOTMS sti] Vat ior x ey - , «®¥QY " r r \ és ‘rf 2, : ile . " ; , Ove lar . j , " . te : wx ] ; ) ; ; ; fi; ined 4 : si ‘ ‘ ’ pra ‘- : ‘ on . - = Box P-412 Post-Disnateh - ae ' ce Hoisp ixsrnen = Sas ee ee ee . | it =~ COBt of alterations for banking! and treasurer Directors are Joseph |» ' a dee: eee eM mn h lune’? lett rs fe bert \ renter with 7-room ho SOS Vi R-3 Diendt.} eR : a ; es ; . | 8S leased the firs: floor and - § . coneiorn ake: adults renes a | bot xe te, » owt - Ets ims . iD if change 1 ane eh has fn each care Precluded | A. Schlecht, James P. Newell, R. C. | ment of 2°19 North Seventh emt southern exposure: all mod- —— on, Ma 3. FR we. FOMt-Dig FURNISHED APARTULS: ~ 4 ¢ ops of AT Wd ~ Cottages: 5 or € ron: s, with ~ . ‘ “ . , . . 4 ‘ ‘ C2, ete ™ - : r # - . > tae Frampton and §. W, Ramsay, ‘the first of a Chain of stores. The ©IN improvements and con-~ | “27 ton “ae reeme oiler reonmalee "| Semel fee om. Catan ¥. ait) | seottas ) . - | | a . Del .._), aaa . - ifn oe engi i a eat Sh NG AVENUE APARTMENT 6002 Clemons Avenue Sold. | ion ic Louk, "She ate veniences; furnished Or un- _? ct-Disnat “Srimeag ce 4 room, | est! En : vill on t for 1 year d! ant Gank of De Scam heated: teas e at if is ‘right. : We foe BUIL Harry M. Willhite has Purchased | T. Hill, President, EB. J. Wirfs, Vice furnished. Manager on ade ale om —, ean ‘orate an ms nal tee | SST So x Se Tr WER oak Sere sais 7 | . os eee or PLAT \ ~ . MLDING SOLD FOR $40,000 6002 Clemons avenue from Mrs. N.| president and treasurer, and J. Re- premises, Or see | weak: ate he ie ". Te De ‘bany 2H08R Pen ee 7 : id unt Foreet tiga, "0% oe P-28_“Post Dinpa ha tals s i ae . tie, ; 48-Shelp Realty Co. an./ B. Jacobs, and will occupy it as &; hard, secretary, The deal was han- FLAT--eautitul: root ananaicet RNISHED APART 3 roome. 7, | RESID ‘ ei] ; _ the sale of 6061 Pershing residence. The Hewson Realty Co. | dled by Hemmelmann-Spacklar Ros har on valid ae, wath, . Se | “poucem. SIG Maple, thira: . ” “Sox ae 3, Post. Dien eo ey iq nutl '. adulte:. ree A ; * ron Tce HASAN eelhaia Y a bg) marme wt n ee ee ne Porch: als ront fiow e By R an apartment bullding. for represented both parties. Real Estate Co, USN: AUM-Hausch Wiky poreh; near Tower ‘rove | ir ent $50 ' bl) ADABR Pare Sslitk” Del, - rts Laie ‘Ved ase, § or @ tans, ! "i ons. a a rkins toa client for $40,200 —-—_ ——=- —S————_—_ / 4 i nn ~ox__F-200 —o8t-Dispate) Li ovente entr as Vand tons oat End: state ful) p icniars : 2 . a ad »*T * wlio atns, electri ; i i newly Painted b ] RNISHF YT AP AI ViENY June } try «8 his .* ‘4 (it fin With * ais . . . , : “*6 i al * SUN parlor and sleeping || , | arkain: owner’ on place | ‘ rooms, 2 bathe. eping rch. ga roums; adult ermanent if pitta) ent, ee a4 fiat} : : a * C€Ch with Sarage space in the } FOR S ALF ff 2407 N. Broadway. wURIATA. i41A— Flat, "rooms. Cail vohn | see ape ror ee ee 24 aan nna PLAY ters 7 -. - er Bix Cars, and brings an an- | | m . Gus Sultana eee & eee i ee ae fem So ~~ Te 3 vo +p peng te wh Ay Ys i. e point Tad > :~- ~ ye el ; ‘ box ; 4 em Of 37200. The property | | ? : Hit })} LAFA YETTE. Tli—Thres lateo 305 will} Der month. with looper OF Linens, $y! thor {floors and woodwork muss” ie 1) AF Herat of ” = DE” | ’ TS paper, ‘ 621 Chestnut. « ntral Foss eit I sod 22h A | te) ae ‘on ey 6 om me’ rent in in i 4 M ' my _— the management of : j Cw OY © © HOUSES, FLA ; ETC i] i H a tiie asa , = . Toray lb APARTMENT a ae ve ve : .. Plae Lind COlo Fy TS < ~ Dyas. eip Co, ee . . “Whitetnd: Si wit tee large ro — two baths bietely furnished: posmee.{ 22°tel.. | | | te 4 | “COMMERCIAL” FOR REN wattle? ain sc, se ofthc Parag wearer ~—| : “ a , ii c Se *% ‘ aes P , ; . . . "eeVas, € 8 ' : gtif feo ee i . MM - ( IA L , ate OWELLINGS FOR RENT M as ‘ 7 \ | 4 ] . “i? i T ‘ APA IP , a . : 4 ~ - ‘ a PPR Bic oi. . ‘ - ~ ~~ RRS rf On ower flan: “ore Pt oh pen rey “Ty er we one . ? fp \ MF lie ; \f Lease Arcade Bullding i Approximately 400 rooms and 300 baths, showing a profit under |) Horse Large house: for residence oa ap oie oN canes poh ary 4 larae, tight | I 4:5 PD APARTMENT ahh Ato, Sem War /Q\ NN ji 1B} . » i ~ ere ‘ ae —— fasyt é ef aence or ard. OU M » ©8C.. porch “ini pre } ard: ‘ i. a OP COPTER DIY furn mie) ae i4 Bits ; Offices, : prohibition conditions of $250,000 & vear; 20 per cent of Purchase } fine honee: warage. rent $150. Hor Won adultes only nvent| on tie geryic * : Poat-Diapat h ee ee SS hut: 1100 S.—S-room flat? gona nn | treet CTW Tt) TRA er : A@ttion s L Si Rate — , pe o~ & Co,, dealers {n stocks | price cash. Balance can be arranged terms of years. ! iting’ FL voy 8, have leased offices in the | | CENTRAL epor of t Hl B N 1 iH aie ee Ba NN, SINT : Tithe 3. Reantiful 6-room: pry: 1?) ' . " . ag jn Pie Me — . ~ rte bs sto “a bi : Eheling he Arcade Building. arvey - ewins, MC. | LocusT. sesso rooms: lot 8Bx125, pig --KO™! shape: aduire wet C : : p Cahae e Porch: references: no Lt oF 12 room babes fence , , / - ’ : 3 = ¢ —— ’ K F & oh a ‘ c ~ 6 iwe s ¥: 2 vod an attorney "ith : ij i bargain: sudmit- ofr re =v, OLE 4 ry ‘. 69°7 i. tr Ponm« ; + * a be A . ; ; ~~ 3 a : ° f ° rs Ar y 7 ' - a 4 . . satains die new, PI - sat tl tone ER ee & fhe} ’ . INISH 7 4f'a pr MENT Niasty . ‘ — ars: re nat ine tian wm : ‘ a ot the Third Nations} Bank 522 Fifth Av., New ¥ ork City | CHARLE STE GEER, |. newly ss7W | ™Mediate poss iW rooms and sun warioe: Tune is. i ero yaa ; i a 5D ween aetna tian = « et 4 ' PP on, e "4 tra, * : i is dent Nis XN ° - Gres SECOND), : ‘ a " —— 2 ; , | —¥ ' | ; ss : : preai and ise NI. Phone Vanderbilt 2962-2963-2964.9965 | SOUTH | "room flat fe oe Geyer av. e 2 hermay firet flnor wast , PRs referenao« as t ; : f ' ie : rae a red “i Ree ea an attorney, if i if ' “ - i Rr - i . BA. es 7 - . a | ; . j ; . '* LJ? | Tr . T “4 . ‘ - 7 ‘ 4 f* Aes "e*E Of the com ae i | INDIANA, 294) : ee lerton Bide th and p ) ished: front ac’ * 9 : o Me 3 %, “i ; o pauy, - “pewly Dave pg ree Foor s. (Pett ige “Hy \' Porn 4 ; “ moder nu: 350 is . . ’ ‘ . i’, wo 4 ; , ‘ ' a 5; pee, ered. ® month: oven 10 to 1. Monih, ne children. : tc) Shirk Ab S J asl a ‘¢ Use ~ thea 4vshin ti) mins SN EN oa se ee | a * =

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owe ee ee Daag a ONS cl RT thy Pat neat SCPE ot PORE in enlaces cantagyrent cite, ..syp gstoteae hangearinny yeamniene estat ies ee eee See ree kee ee ae % a woe. ee ee SRS AD we - 3 eon ssbonalcaitn SaaS SP : lw ann Sie ialiante sa Ree — 9+ OG fey Oe + “ > - Fe AR ee PREIS RN OR RE EP RIN) et aN emeetn Ree Ser Ak tee Oe ee eee Re Cae mY te re ee eee be apache lac LSS et Bone BES 2k con Pata A satan “ied Sate aga — se AREER af light ee etc.: corner of very ae NRY HIEMENG GALT Y 4 Chestnut ~ FOR RENT—Party coatretline MOO square | feet floor space, substantial bullding; with | freicht and passenger clevator, steam heat, . plenty of light. will lease up to T),000 | eet in lots of 6000 or more. Box W-220, | Post-Dispatch. SITU ATION for lease or rent. agency for gasoline station: ST40 St. Loule;: Bru DIO vard afin re00. Station 65 , ty: th Bide: references ex- Webster. Phon Webster 6ssw. ; fate sion not neces- 'td.—To rent, modern, 4 or 5 rooms, ATLANTA, 631—Furnished summer home, | ss ery jime be before June; cou June 15 to Sept. 15, with sleeping vorch, = ua oat acceptable. § eb wee R268R., FURNISHED HOUSH—3 sum . summer months; a 7 or gy CENTRAL or county : couple and 2-year-old | Webster 107 (c) | ee Re eT ee ee, , boy. Pte ye on office phones Bomont 291 | t-RNISHED TOU SE—Por rent. 10 rooms, | BUTLDING—Por rent or lease; 6200 square FLAT ae —Or residence 5 or 6 rooms; will| garage; near Webster Groves, on inain road,| and Locust; new buiiding, ready Aug. 1; ' lease neceduary ; will decorate to suit) St. Louis County. Hox R-#0. P.-D. (c)| graniteid ‘floor throughout, will Ceesetams to Delmar pen ° fc) furnished: county: convenient to trains '| lAOFT—Large. light loft: ee inatalled: FLAT ager pry partys, Ry ~@- of/ and street cars; references. Box P-105,| alse office and st room made: ren rap 2 adul wi to Tene ~H, Set pa ¥ bree wr ae K, 7504 (Shrewsbury Park)—Will aennen ied ox P-342. Post-Dispatch. _SUBURBAN PI PROPERTY -Furnished equipped, $00; without, $75. 'W Webster Grove. | TO LET—BUSINESS ‘PURPOSES. Wt4.—+4-room ottage, . West End rooms, slee gine poroh, fruit trees. Phone | And Central 6066. (c7) sun parlor, sleeping porch. veranda, bath. feet, eres 18th and Jefferson, Chestnut free of ¢ months’ rent in advance. | GOUPLE will share home. furnished or un.| wit tenant. Box W-155, F fc) Post-Dispatch. sonable: will give 3 year lease: call ut $40; 7, Post-Dispatch. ~- electric c_lights, water furnished: | ‘tices. _(g) | OF res man with wife and two | e pt an it eo Seis years old; phone Lindel, | _- FOR COLONED PEOPLE ee reome: WHI buy furniture. }) &.-D, liberal reward, Central 9605X. rit in family. 2204 W | Row MS ee ee with (F008 without bath; | WARE HOU at Ey with J.0OMS Wtd.—To rent about 4 rooms and HALLS ‘OFFICE — Part; in Arcade bidg.; = untiirnlateds adulte: reward.) HALL omey furnished: central; convenient; ee Fi! & BUILDING F EASE — ARD a information a of « modern ng. 4950 Delmar. IT orest 748. oes) lL OR LEAS E fiat. . B oreferre turin n new oo Delmar | gees ea leading to my bh bath and eico- Union and Na- ri 5. Post- Dis fe) eee Jointing sales located Grand | splendid location. Apply | {a) boule- | if) ee —~5122 Page. Forest. t 1404 ee A Pl uth. aanAGe— “526 Lafayette. 40 N. Grand. ROOMS-—In large house ox W-146. Post-DMieneteh, , on boule-' #FItt.27] C'hamieal Rinilaing £=f—4517 Newberry GARAGE—#640 Hartford. GARAGE—-Cail at 3642 Natural Bridge, GARAGE—For or one machine. GARAGE-—314 | N. Grand. GARAGE—New, with water. _ GARAGE 5044 Minerva. GAL AGE Nice large varage: Hert ford. ROOMS—Will sub-rent two or more rooms tn | ae one of &t. Louis’ finest office bulldings ; etate how many rooms cesire®? Rox F-2 Post-Dispatch. (o7) LOFT SPACE-For lease. 45x09, second and t third fioors of building at Ti1-18 N. Tth ~—~ | gt.: wll give long-term lease reasonable ! rent: Sultable for Ueht manufacturin or) factory, Washington Fixture Co., 71] N. _ith at. Olive BSR. (oR) DESIRABLE SPACE . For lease. about 2400 equare feet tn fire. | j HEL AP MENT 3 Wta.--Lease “1 | proat buliding: sprinkler system: low {neur~ Bg —— or until Oct. 1; young Tune | Frei rate; heat and hot water furnished: tg possesion June passenger elevators: corner | 550x100 feet, also third ‘aad fourth 4, Post-Dispatch both sides; located heart | each containing 10,000 square feet. GARAGE—-Roam for one car. td. 8 or ' ict. For further particulars | — park and most prominent cerner on Lo- ette. Grand S8a82R. Ovet, me ao apply 1110 (second floor) Locust at. (c80) GAR GARAGE. - - aa: axt- CENTRAL M ARTIN -BREITT R. E. CO. stone. Wid email: si Nieictaen Raat ut mma, | 1119-21 CHEMICAL BLDG. GARAGI, SPACK—4101 Natural Bri dge. De!- en: BB pang con- | BUILDING—20,000 ft.: with len® switteh and SOUTH ar 2197, Colfax 2196 for sum- yard: few occupied by Eureka Mills, tonal gD ad GARAGE. -~With fer red} references efesa east of Grand: £600 a month; Pier Sle is i aa t-Disdateb. sine. bulldiee with inGao fc. win '$00-ft| | ALTO REPAIR SHOP--8022 S. Broadway. |Z erminal ewitch. Immedfat ig.,.,be s@ension. \weponeas 144. (ec) MAGE aur storage room; ws odern fhe JOHN GRETHER & CO. 308 T22 Chestnut, | FLOOR SPACE—1801 Park ev. 28,000 =, GARAGE e —-T nbrater 20M je employed: - DESK ROOM-—In elegantly furnished office; ft.; can be increased to 43,0000 ° —— matey. ws Res need *seaple™ en 40757. Granite Bidg.; unlimited phone ‘service and | larz® vaults; good for storage or manutac- bases: ee une of stenographer x R-262 P.-D. écy|) * et GARAGE-—Ior several cars. Lindell Easton. Was eters,” SS gael SHANTZ R. E. CO,., 901 cheatin ot. | SA18 West Pine. __ MORRIS AACH R. CO, 822 Chestnut st. oe een by = 7 — ; aad only: UA — Dodier, i ~b aDPL kr Se ae ee og : 0 Ysicianas only cement floor, for or 2 |e gy ad office or desk space, te 2006A' East Grand. GARAGE Aaal CE LOT.-For rent; large; with shop in rear. si GARAGE--For rent: rear 4140 Delmar. ee Bp Easton. “near $1500 per _ 2807 Park av. para See: Sinaia for two cars; granitoid fleor; && month JOHN MeMENAMY 1. & R. E '| @TORE—Large corner store for business | (a>any 1 Bee” N. Grand av. |_ purposes. S700 Potomac. | GARAGE SPACE-—For dead storage: tcurlen: GARDEN L.A Nib > ac res. level. within city , STORE wait Gievyer, modern. double display cars, s5 per rnonth trucks. $s per tmnopth limits, 1% blocks from Gravois ay. c-, Wintlows. suttable dry goods. barber, rd. _Wagner's, 203 S. Jefferson + RS See. tween Germania and Bowen. Inquire "Rob+ | Ware, electrician. any amall business. _f8O) | GARAGE—For one car, within 2 blocks of ert G. Kirsch, Magnolia pl. ‘c) BTORE- Pestalogzi. 2424: large corner atore. Grand and Washington: fireproof. granitoid | GROCERY BTORE- With ~wnodern fixtures: with fixtures: suitable for any kind of| floor; electric light: $12.50 menth. Box establia hed 15 years, “Bomont 2588 2ag —Unsinens. stained 270. Post. sittin hi ail > a =~ = “ Seior: Groves” Wats tree rats IN CARONDELET ON SWITCH 3 atiin. aw char feet euttche aise tnrge sattages Tana ‘S'aers | greet pianatch “WANT” ADS are is ate - rdage : J 3 ‘the jand | OFFICE Snail office’ er desk foo at 808! brick buildings: lease or sell. sah \ the quick method of getting desirable Times Bidg. JUHN GRET @ CU.. 000. 722 Chestayt. tenanis at small expense. GARAGES AND ‘STABLES GARAGE—- 1416 Sullivan av. "4 FOR LEASE. 312-14 N. THIRD ST. AKAG GE- 2822 E Eads av Second, third and fourth fleors, contain if. ~ square feet, electric elevator, “MIARTIN- BREITT R. E. CO. 1119-21 CHEMICAL BLDG. ATTENTION! AUTOMOBOI DEALERS We have for lease the southeast corner of Locust and Leonard av.; first floor, store % have to offer. Address | B-342, PostMispatch. (c) PY ed Pay ‘ 5014 1 Ra ymond. fc ) £951 ‘Blaine. ae liehts. in ahTA electric GARAGE-—Brick, De Tonty. awe me MEL) PLA F Wa, OF apartment, ‘light and water. haspeteei ing. ty Ah young i vs EE en (¢} UA RAGES—710 Ww Stgate: 3 ga rages; Water and electric }f . $10. Cabany 835 GARAGE— "Bectat lighta, work bench: sonable. 4569 Enright. _ rea cee ls “a oOcell sins ‘le: $6. 1338 | Black ack- ee ee roem ‘above. ~ 8686 Califor. mm Peild; ee building 40x25 , whi nh T20. ec wn refer- r She. ms month, beginning June 10: met mail far Bia niwrent at rete Ashland: cail M458R. | = water, light ‘si machines. Inquire (ec —e ae n-ne OS ' Grand @y,;| Foon esires mod- Ouse, bin- | wra, —-Refined corbes or 6 room f 5 iia ee neh feels. Ko Liat h furnished, vith ner a. vhones. (wl reom * ridge ra. BOLTON. ey, ~ S626, | a S642A4 Lafay - (c62)) LU MBER- ane | | eliehtiy | FIRE BHICK-~1600, on premises. Veldedware Co., 7th and Victo “Te UILDING MATE RIAL—Hrick, stone dows, doors, plumbing, bath tub. i ‘a | BUILDING MATERIAL—-Of every tion Anton Beffa & Sons, 12 | ferson av. BUILDING MATERIAL—Doora and dows, brick: 2x4. 2x9, &x4 and 2x10, ing, sheeting. siding, coll pipe furnac Goodfellow, James Lynch. 6170 Plyypouth. Cabany 6633], ae | DOORS—40 per cent discount on 800 new doors,, latest dAasigne: bevel plate frorit doors. ' Sunday forenoon, week days, 6 to 7 near great industrial m., Willard, 3689 Olive. bile Foreet 2008. } paid for buildings to be wrecked: | FJ.AT-—Modern 4-roon o518 | TGHEST lumber and brick bought. 2 Racor st vacant corner ict iH ARDWOOD door and window casings Box, w. W-417. ’ FINE tourtas aut tomobile : aH first payrrent on | dwejling; fouth Side preferred. 1926 1726 N. Tavior. _ a h. a AT LUMRER—Joista, sheeting, lath, studding, brick, garage doors 3635 L Fir, oP Tesson rd, for South Side flat. Jacob Hauer, Route J. serteeaes Barracks, Mo. aclede LUMBER —2e4 and) 2x8x16 Northern clean, fine\condition. 3859 Windsor ~Output my milbs quarter- SAY Th kk . and plain ok and poplar: aiso tle: rt i-f all "N MORIL Wr To exchange unen dress PD. A. Cieage, Pikeville, Tenn. v: arent “| North Untversity TS — ‘ +e or LUMBER ry, dimensions: doors. windows rest S314W ‘omesiten inf “for pose Wackman COTTAGE-—To exchange for flat of 4 rooms, |. brick, all c onventences. 4425 Manchester. win- FORD Wt. To ex: -hange equity. large iot, 290 Lo- riy . view, for Ford or Chevrolet 1596.4 ic ele i. C CITY ‘PROPERTY Gar Wtd.-—Exchange ' 4-room frame residence in Cape Girardeau, Mo., for eity, property. Apply 4141A ome cheap; barwat: Beffa Wreck filet - tehle Ba aia (cA) afees Ro. 1 tah, ~All radiators, th elght excellent Con. | and 1823 Menard, for & Sons, | farm, near St. Louls item Oe AV ashington © large LAND Wi To ‘trade. Mf&sourt. unimproved land im Liiineis. PLAT! ba o-reom vacant . cre ner. 172° i«. , pam arrish. “And ” gash: Go: ath ear? : pene | stock size. Call — King’s . ‘heakwar? za Sale in these columns stoday. __ Ap ETT ET ee Ee Te SUNDAT., MAY 16, 7820, N PROPERTY FOR SA! SALE SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR S SALE sae PROPERTY FOR TY FOR SALESUBURBAN PROPERTY FORS = . _ -— —— _ = « [= . i H. E. Prettyman | 7. sBEVERLY HILLS = Shaftesbury) inleiglats IN UNIV. The City of Beautiful Homes and Good Schools a HAVE A FEW LOTS LEFT, HAV- NG JUST OPENED UP OUR SOUTH aca WILL ALL BE GONE IN A | SHORT TIME, SO QUICK ACTION Ig§_ HOME SITE IN THE BEST LOCALITY ON THE MARKET TODAY. Two 5-Room Bungalows — One ¢-Room Br ungalow One 8-Room House JUST COMPLETED FOR OCCUPANCY. AND READY BAILSOIN Realty and Building Co. 'EWIS S. BALSON, President 9899 Delmar Av. Office Phone, Cabany 3443. 25633. or Forest 778R. Sunday Phone, Cabany _ “CONRAD ~ S rooms, near car: : FT. _Post- Diapateh. KESIDEN* . Wtd.—35 nd; will buy 1’ ost- Dispate! ‘FLATS Wtd.—Old property in need pair; flats and cottages preferred, y TAM! is OMt- Diapa te ho COT r AGE Weta. Nice little frame that | aun make into a real }? aoe. Post- Dispate bh. HOME Wtd.—7 rooms; family | not imy repair work. bet it, lima‘ pring low le ‘Ros rain sh al mild 1210 S. farm in water, to & rooms, in your bargal: 1 guick. New ‘Vor sale or exc hange: 7 reomes; " oF mM iiles fro! ni = ‘ Lou!s. 10,000 people; house in first-class « and free fron incumibrance will trade . city or euburban _ Box W-252. Post-VDisvatch exchange ma eg = Si-acre Missour! price 87500. for St. Louls property: a@esume: iust the farm vou have pic vourself wife and kiddies: give location and price of your property 2 *nat-Diaenatech propacttias \ . lar; can do Post-Dispatch, FLAT Wtd.--Small; and investment; would like terms _P-606. Post- Dispate h. RSI Y crry yh REQU&RED IF YOU REALLY WANT A | wilt buy ahiea a or ‘double, —— ee ee ae prefer part terms, Box Wl good location; for Be damcribe a RR Wtd.—To large iot;: near with re r R-: W td.—Conc South Side e! il. x R-287, - Pe ao Wid. gor — west a“ Post-D| ; pier T Wd. —Miust iat buy ~~ me your lowest mice “ ten tspateh. is a barga _ a dine, ee full detail Post-Dispatch. TY Ww td. ~-Bu aes will invest i B | property gf reasonabie et fall particulars. | ME Wtd.—Little hor nabie price. loc — pay cash = E Wtda— To buy OUSE bath, furnace, ana gen and cars. 4 ‘ og Post- Dixpatch. By AGE OR BUNG > or northwest city: | Se give per ri = 424 40 Biair, letn. Pp Box R- “391, | purchase from ¢ @¢ or apartment; jJafice notes. | MS. 810 Che Will pay cash. bal mont} aT house, bungaiow Acheap. Box P-S35. Ts Wta.—We have acant and ny Motors 41 _F. DICKMANN R. ai for your New ¥ erty: deliver deeds to mission. write today. Bath, New York. - YOU want to sell v — house, coltage, er TTAMS, 810 Che have any kind whicl h is difficult to d sell at # sacrifice: Box W-2 *ost. SE Wtd.—To buy, flat; must be modern - geuth of Delrnar; owne oa eate Trust * LDENCE Wtd. -—I } - your residence: eulok - guaranteed; See f WILLIAMS S10 Che NES ee arg vie CF eonily flat: fam Box R-334. Pt La Wtd.-——W eplies to my demas ied bungciow in a n rhood? Box R-336, VE have 9 buyers, wh: - hemes nvestmen oRNATHY REALTY mont 616. aay Wt4.—Mo and side Grive ‘Grand ‘sreferred: will SaANT T PROPERTY y ashington or Locus ' Grand: corner preferre price per foot. E PLAT Wtd—!I must b in Tower Grove Park district this wee! ils. Box K-277, I ees W td. To Duy, rand room flat: re Chestnut. iI i} i JOHN GRE CALI UP for our jist Bi: flats. We have a I bought on easy terms. % JOHN H. ABBO’ — Olive 2408, Central_1! 1! FLAT Wtda. —Cash : tor { g single fiat, with gar or near Tower (ir est cash ice in first | 668 N. st.. East 8 RESIDENCE Wta. a 3 £ email resid ence, 7 to 009 to $12.00»); prefer ae location, price al 325. Post-Dispatch. _ ‘Row is the time to sell 1 ers for residences, fiat it ws. Seo us at enc KOL LAS REAL ESTAT! COTTAGE Ok BUNGA! - § or 6 roome: located city; owner must be ¥ mebile for first paymen miles and is in dp -236, Post-Dispatch. __ _ PROPERTY Wd. eR property to «seii to cole lee and terms right, ‘The bustling negro agen Market ST. LOUIS IS is 14, and selling resid is my only Dusit ye at full market @ cal L ROLAND A. WIS o x 2734. Central | WANT TC ht room res t-water or . Se particulars: 2 3 4, USH, 4790 Washin HOUSE We have buyers for bas = any locality AVVO © aie fe ® pee houses to sell and particulars: no expe sold at a price 8 FP. HEFFERNAN, By. S0LD OUT— | We have cash buyer ERalows, homes. single at and busine . + @ Personal int “= ait ay korte hts lated. BT cottage, roorne: $1000 cash. balance terms; Side. Box K = Post: Di spatch, “COPFAGE Vtd.—-To side: af; mri lm first a Post Dispate! hn % ha - W td Modern. S| ‘de: will pay cash: wil! deal with only _ Box P- 4), Post Dispatch. — Rar P FLAT Wtd.--l have §2000 cash, Sp 45.0 iS ae bg gle or double fiat: will assume for t45,000 Business Propert; of purchase price. | Box R-114, Postel Will exchangs Weet End business property NO 4" ‘ vearly: want good farin or OTICE— Wil pay spot cash fer 4 valued up to $25,000, in ex dence cottage if orleed reasor or write Brown, _ 025 Chestnut. de Ba OMS. oN oe LL gt. St. Ww ant ; good apring. 4 blocks from I shipping pgint: clear: for acne Mr. Karr. with CHOPP 82° . "he strut —-.-- a re SAF Eo INVESTMENT om and atores, a built in cit: is © WK: will trade for ew { St. Loults clear. B ‘Ox F -1106 _ PP. -D. (e@2) uy, on letter. at. 16 ‘3 and 6 rooms, ANY | Far your FLAT wid4 or ‘$ room | FLAT W td. | HOUSB Wtd.—T reoms: give particulars and RESIDENCE HOUSE Equity wra.— ( "OTTAGE Wtd. FCATS Wea - , OME ww OOTrT AG is SING LE FL ~ | FLAT ) PLAT atk TT S46 RESIDENCE Wed mid ese neleoe } ‘ (FL ; PECs ‘ 7 : hous 7" ee : : ay rn COPT AGE Wed cive B ” wee a Ai » Ett Se Wr ; VV ilj 4m wet ere I tier eee fete ar ~ \ 4) Wil : .“s At 3 fimiis iowitaer ? a. t+ @ i revue; Sou > i K-24, Pust. Dispateh 4 a North. 5 or 8 : one-fourth down. laraem J e ZA rust . K- s188 Pret 1 Lert a. ail set we YOUR PROPEF WANT TO SEL Bien N. TAYLO G AV. el WwW. TMX Lt LISTS OF | si §, MORPIT " ees GAEBLER. ‘ Coron PROPE errace. Grand ; gr RR 6 Shaftabury H . 7 onabie. Cabany |! | TAGE —B ner. 6 MM. an. 2nf0 Main ‘at wt TAGE—6 reeme ané : : terms. 1580 ‘ i —~Six mons. wit SS: St. Louls Cor —_ Shrew large roorme a. Cail 427 60 ¢ eae ie ta an : : -~~19 counts. Counc! frroeve: % tdne MIS AGE 3- room ” fram amt . electricil SU RRAMP i ) acres: oppor Water; bargal: are A gases trees ar oe County. 4 ITA an on .. Vin | x reom, bat? * pessearic

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SUNDAY ST. LOUIS , MAT 16, "3038. POST -DISEATSR oe Lt CLI A ta oadilieatlll tasiinnattetiteeetedieenaaecentitettedtio ae ~~ ace uf er REAL ESTATE WANTED _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE] Fae ‘SUBURBAN. PROPERTY FOR SALE SUBURBAN | PROPERTY FOR sted Le) SUBURBAN PROPERTY FO Y FOR R SALE|S ee © corrace wea. ae bu hg a ag Bey $3 LOT—In Vinita Park, 580x165, on Monroe | NEW HOME—Strictly modern; brick; ; i1| IN | CLAYTON MAPLEWOOD _ PERTY FOR SALE. #0 ve = Bad conan ion. — fc sand Spring. Inquire Albert W. Gruenko, closets; tile bath, porches: trees, hot-water CHOI CE COUN oe mist aty isthe OPT j Wrd.—Two-family; on South Side; | ——_ *iover. heat; l 2 I RESIDENCE—Big en native shade; garden. | | garage: built by owner. vee, Ane | > "State cash price and location. Box R-263 COTTAGE-—4 rooms and basement: ‘ lot Ox Mell; Delmar "495R. fe 53x) al Ke r , pu . fi P R P K ‘| aT y at 515 Linden av. layt dl- T i t-Disvatch. (c} ~— 5 |: S, Water; $1600 cash. 7307 Notting- ~"6-ROOM BUNGALOW WITH 3 ACRBS. 0 R ate possession; part cash. naman minted | nspect This ae . rx Wtd.—Single,. S to 5 rooms; all cash ham, Shrewsbury Park. Place is m } a. = : ; . nr odern? has fruit trees. berrie Adjotaing . Sunset. Hill goif links: most | i ae aad wriee. Bex R-282, BUNGAT. NGALOW. “BHOs ante oy ; = 3S. | asparagus bed. etc.: right on car line: take attract ve country h®me; thorouchly ode EAST ‘ST. Louis. k View Terrace; 6-room bu ceatch (e) Sleeping porch. bath. furnace: pri ce $4500, | Creve Coeur car K Monima av. 1 fare by | 8723 Sylvan, Kenwood, 7 rooms, tile bat . fea PDBPDAA LP ~ ~~ lew. furnace, ras, electric fine «i Hu oe We niga ogame cottage, all owner, Bement O79. (cé2z) | COMmutation tickets; seo Mrs. Devero. 1st | hardw ood floor, excellent condition, LOTS—16 and aoe plock 10, 44th st, Graaty convenient to transportation, ete.: inbeect | | see lot: near car lines; give tull| RESIDENCE —isz F hans bi “@-room br brick; 2 N: gituom brick ‘residence. ad Vashington 122 Sayer av : Sw eR Sorte, | 1224 Geyer av. | WALTER SCOTT co. 806 Chestnut st. ED Box R- 205, Post-Dispatch. fey hot water heat: price $4500. Call ow ner. | EDWARD GOCKE. A xz. 721% Chestnut. ms rd. 8-rvom brick residence. Ww ashington %.., ¥ = Ww td.—Good 4-room, any good _Bomont 272, (c c62) | PAY $275 DOW N, balance easy. A chicken shady lot: ¢ te ken houses, eta. HOME—Four room house on 4 acres} all ein Se n3a2. | a August av.. Normandy, 6 “reoms, large! Boe tsar, Post Dinpscol ish) “Greate GW, th oka oekee ON vines | MS tect in the Heart’ of & built-up bleh | pti yalctinutteronege’ Tame From) chit ke xa Sumas Oranges a we PMTAGE W'td.- — 93 or 4 good rooms, north- | SU80n, 4151 eceiins ay. nes: gg Pn gg oa p naan dag "eeert bee, | ~y acres on. Berry read, S-reem modern | FERGUSON | Then look this? ge ay H , 1 l i west es “view; cheap for lot_on scenic drive, rive>| # bargain for a quick sale. T. Lee Irwin, el on Brown read overiook- |~ > «acetate SO | $600. cash, balance tee ee iu The W onder Industria A ; for exchange for Ford. 4695A/ Maryland Hotel. (c) | ing Florissant villey. seem residence, | HOUSE—2 19 Railroad av.. 6 reome beautiful 5 5-room stucco bungalow, ae. ‘ - Garfield Le b. A 00 2 7 td.—Must buy a flat or house; give | = | LED Fr ~ id. oe h, | floors, tile batt 3 | ee ae. as es Fr lowest price for cash. Box R-183, | HOUSE 8 roomns; modern; large acreenud “s 6 gy Fy ge ggg x! co a eres Mae °-41 acres: lot. | yiumnace: lot, G0x125: $3000. RAMP, 216 Beautiful 2-4 a 7 nate shila WU IVISi0OMN Post Sate! , ae | qvorch; garage: on Creve Coeur line. WwW Seances location. For quick sale pric ce | wd 120. ac corner Clayton and Woods Mill | (OTS—Fine emt $5500 and 424007 ime Ss agree: price $5750, it enmen , . | uOWN 4 ) . rons acres oo ( b> -~+ ” I; it - ; u roor b x ’ iy . ERTY w td. To DB 4 HF any property - XS) ; $1 cash, balance monthly without | rtheast c orner of Bodlev and Kirkwood mediate possession. Ldward Tiffin, E er- new: modern: terins; rick Dungalo LOW almost ae hich is @ bargain; ce wd for some- | RESIDENCE---Beautiful home Universit | interest. ' give full det tails and price. Box Fe | district; large lot: Seamtiful SMe ersity or | _ALBERT WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut st. ‘roads Kirkwood; 10-room modern residence, SS0n: Also beautify! 7-room residence, all mod- pePost-Dispatch. ‘c)| information and price call Cabany 6311W ‘.) | COTTAGE—-4 rooms, with over 2 acres | elegantly Gnished on inside: pM woes South | FERGUSON LOTSA number of fine build- | tpeens ME, a nee a Krapes and fruit i Im the Ve Heart fone the New = 4 bs is . ~ . , ee * , e a i? ERTY Wtd.- Busines ss man, having | COTTAGE. -4-room frame, Barracks car, $20 ; , 2% large chicken houses, garage | reat very attractive 8-room country resi- Fay. Mage wae tine pg on A saa ly; price $6000. — i ; ry B00. will invest in iy kind ‘of peas | monthly; no cash; lot 242x1 100; $10 month- | cow barn, large shade trees, plenty $$ den | GRAF @& € ASE REALTY CoO., Ferguson. 3 dwelling. chicken house. fruit iW ° ° ° Oa y gt reasonabie prj Y. Will: pay cash;| ly; exchange considered. 1742 Chouteau.| Of grass, fine spring; 1 block to car; on | 616 ‘Linden, Clayton. 9-room residence; lot flor — -— | trees, .. lot GOx135: 8: . ce | ial f t ID t t pro “fall particulars. Box Y-496, P.-D. : ood automobile road; this ts a home. | 100x162. USE—Modern home: 7 rooms. at Fergu- $: 10 cles ino. wait, Saleeee Amn UW AC UFINg 1s ric ?. —_— “ake car to Wheaton station. W. = 24 North Clay. 9-room modern residence;; _son, Mo.; can seg owner at the Kiemstra -@ «will be open all day Sunday. ' |) 1) = 4 HOME wta. —-Little home =e garden; =n 4 | HOUSE—817 Horn av.; 6-room frame: = ae 5 iguents: price. location 2 improve- attic, cellar, water, gas, concrete walks. Redmond, _ " et ye" first north of track nea cag = gh Ln May rf “On. waits ; ee oe : ER will pay cash. Box K-119, Post-| beautiful yard; 560x153 to alley: price $2500: | RESIDENCE—A beautiful count ry home, Marion Gime: Dre, ROres Of CBF Seem Beas | Tuel & Shy "Gor at | eee in y Kienstra Bros. Fuel & Supply Co.. at r ys Tet iH : $500 down. 319 with 20 gores or less. situated in Kimins- jot. 200% Valley Club: goer of { roome;; to = ANDERSON: STINSON REALTY CO., ° ° LAT AP Bee To buy abou 0 or 7 ood | COTTAGE: ite Simek, sin Weat stein st Wick @ short distance ‘from both stations lot, 200x254 or with 100 feet and without ga- | Wood Rives. Ul—__-__ —{o) | _ Benton 243. 70 Manchester: (c) ||| ow for tine First 1 ime er we x nol and cars: ‘give Particulars. Box | from St. Lou is; ideal for week- ends; $450. | arately; shady lawn comprises 5 acres na near “Midland Valley ( lub; &- room bungalow: 201 Hudson av., northwest corner Geor- ,|~-~-- ~~ ‘ii to the Public For Sale ™ Ost- Dis patch. r . {c) Box P-221, > | " rr ° 4 , etc.: ot 2X , . } P P . 68. P Post-Disnatch. overlooks the Mississippi River. There is/| lots of frutt. 6s “08 10 gia; elegant 8-room frame residence, with | RE SIDENC E —Modern 7-room brick: lot Rix +t. 2 . ‘ qc ° - i - | : a lo Clayton and Geyer; fall modern convelhlences; furnace heat: lot 240. L615 4 Belle view av. Marst 1 241 ( ) @ 8 Pnorthwest city; mist be reasonable: two-story frame, 6 rooms and toilet; price! @rs.. It haw 12 acres of orchard and aj Acres. vaca. | oes Creve Coeur! 112x200, with large forest trees; house | 7Oi- aga” creek which affords good tishing and hunt-; ,, Carleton an: pe “ ; ‘and outbuildings newly painted: price USE—M dern, 7 rot ms: lot 108 67: bear- | nr es — ' ; i “4 Klein. 4° 240 _Biair, 2 |S . & J. M. O'REILL Chestnut st. ing during season. The house has 11 rooms | a S' Gore = Webster: Fm FO Re, - owner will show you through. ing fruit trees na grape vinyard: Karak. Wid.—To buy good flat of 4 or 6 = See | 1 {9 modern in all respects. Price for en- =. "WILL L AM URBAN, 412 Full ‘Bid Outbuildings. 1601 Veileview. (c2) | |! \ o ¢ ? m4 ’ - I owe LLING—@35) Emma v.: frame: 0 ci: “on a he : os ‘ ice; lot 165x135 | cemaiedeeane nm + Fullerton Gs. = : - a ne ne q (r , 4 4 iy 8° must be fairly modern ; South Side, rooms, gas, hot w ~ sag he & A , uit co ae 10, “HIAS A ~~. r S ; r : ‘ ' . , - HA V me ca sion; write today. Bell Realty,-18 West blocks to city limits, 1 block to weaner't eS Pe Eee nae er | fice. 6802 _Nirkinia av. | bath, gas, electricity. furnace, nice lot; | ||!! the cornell ol t 1ée p roperty ° = 9 at New York. Electric; this {s a nice home: see owner BBO0 Jennings road; business property. con- JOHN McMENAMY L&@Q&R ECO. lOT—Verv desirable; price. $700: exception. | ——— PR owner 1411 Maryland bl.. s: . .| upstairs; liberal terms. Lake car sisting of grocery store, saloon; aiso 3 other ‘ | ally low terms. Call Bomont 1461 or oidney Richmond chts. ‘ - ZOU * hen ee eee en Sicenten sta om. W. D, Redmond. shores also residence, 2061 Switzer av.; make | On 8 AC RES a Grand —— —- oS1eR. L.. E. Green, 3329 Lemp, __ (ch) S. H. MORTON & ( ‘O,. Title Guar. Bide. | || R SOT TH . on gee COTTAGE—2 rooms, water, fruit: , offer, wer BF a ‘ a | as f and easy terme Take Creve at ‘OTTAGE- ‘9 acre of ground, small i- room iit St. Phil Neri ri Church. Parish Hous and 4b Wi LIAMS, $10 Chestnut, Room 207. (c beautiful lot; Creve Coeur car ; | EDW._L. KUHS, 8321 x E — cC our ¢ eee Mart ion av Seiam fare by com-. ime, gas oe. Inquire Wood- ; -~~~~~~ Los gn 6 - ‘;_ ‘@ nort Woodson rd. RES] DENCE-—562 8. Gore, a dandy 6-room | on ets). walk : wor awn Station, Kirkwood | . : aH NE PT a Nictivuit to dispose of and willing y chine av.. turn cast % block. $1600, cash | white pine residence: hot-water heat: beau. | MUEtIn EENei ere to show this pace: | HOUSE 201 Dickson, Kirkwood: rooms, | feet.on guick ate, Uaiveraty cits, 100! /ll/ School is ladalal on Thekla av. in Durant A ae ot rf fu Y preferred William Burnett, Overland, Mo. tul with many fruit trees and | { e 79114 (h e | y pee Hay met canine ng ¢ Feoms, eet on Washington av., west of Williams | |j|| 7 r ae gel] at a ce: ielamaten WV particye a . ' 1 phat arbor: will. trade for single flat. in EDWARD Gt GOCKE, Agt., 721% estnut, | modern; lot 75x217; immediate possession; av., $60 per foot. R. McMahon, 4919 Terry. | |!|| P k es BOX 2 : SE—6 rooms, that can be use y two owner, L OT. ti] ar CTIO + ™S ROUSE Wtd.—To buy, small house or single - electric, gas, Water and bath; | 800d neighborhood. '> Forest Av., Glendale Heights HOUSE—Modern, | a! AGE OK BUNGALOW Wtd.—North | RESIDENCE —727 Doddridge st., in rnd an abundance of fruit. shrubbery and flow-| Southwest corner residence: lot i$2.170. $ 000: ee an a ’ i? EES = ~See this very “desirable location, . i rooms, - gleeping porch, w. cor, ~—_ sbury and Wellsley; 6214x175: _ a >. KEWELL must be modern: west of Union and i ey gid o dapaeh . IN S ’ ; dnd yE » a Cc ; - ; a residence: quick, satisfactory results hardw»)od floors, hot- * me heat, electric and fixtures, beautiful " a4 trees: about 1 | Di LIANG ix-room brick, in Kirkwood, how to start and help you. Box R-28. P-N inde ‘ lights, newly decorated; minutes’ ride «~ . > ‘ ae block from Creve Coeur line on Wise rd., TEN > ( _& Xie, ot; 2 blocks from. street car (c - | & Wellst Fr Cabany near Lackland; anitoid walk proce car to KENW OOD * SPRING: and ; $5000. Call Bell phone Kirk. pieNGaTow_.7 60 Har - 7) ai all kinds are close at hand. 5 _ B ager , REALTY CO., A Market. | 2o2e ® Park, 9-, MAN'S -CHANC } by appolatment; Yarnal! place, Couch and — eee arshall JO SH r. ~ 't kA rds., Kirkwood. Mo. Kirkwood | BU NG ALOW—University City, 7698 as dj | — an — | REBIDENCE Beautiful Glen Echo Park, 9- ANOTHER POOR (8) | | RESIDENCE—Six-room, modern home, ten-| “room highly modern residence, being 10 St. We advertised one last Sunday—#sold ) | . | es ant house and 112 acres 5 desirable lanc.| .ndrews road: firs eg =: : . 2 AV.; must sell; brick and siucco, 7 rooms, | || ) . r r , Wta.— rs : : y Ww ; first house west of the Lucas r afternoon; we found another—4 apegines Oe wae : iences; ur : | | ) 3 . ae 4° ° > Lo teaee . 140; conventent to two car Ines direct to! large shed. etc., $26 own, ~ or more per ne ovat on; $6500; 8 ‘rooms, modern, ae ; ; | ’ ’ 4 OW : And preferred; will pay “cash. a | i Sp Ga nieu HERS S280 = Grand ave the city, within 5 aatnested? drive on the month- -and interest; tf vou ‘haven’ t saree, tho | ta 2 root ms, ac re of ground, oda a. | Jacobs, C ‘aruthers Court. Memphis, Tenn. | |] erty at. won derfuly low prices and con- Zo O }-—-i0 acres miics ro Je rr Natural Br e road direct tot new Gen- 250 we mix x it up anywa iS es, etc... lnmediate possession, » . "hy y ( i NT PROPERTY Wtd.—150 or 2») = t. | room frame, barn, chicken house. garage; era! a eee eee. has large . garage in | good house. Take Crevsa Coeur car to Ma- room bar > sp bath, gas, electric, $280; 5 L LVe! ‘sity Bungalow, $9000 venient terms Washington or Locust st, Ewing av. to! 4 acre poultry lot, fruit; 45 minutes’ down-| pasement of building. ‘This sinks is leased | rion av.. 1 fare by commutation ticket; walk rooms, $2900; 3% rooms, $2000. 6218 Dartmouth; 6 rooms; strictly modern; ine ° ; corner preferred; give lowest cash ~ town; ceneend Le Le May; $4500. Grand/ to July 1. Asking only. $9750; a very beauti- | north to woods. Ask Mr. Bange there to | JAS. D. CLARKSON, Kirkw ood, Mo, (c) | last word in bungalow. Owner there: exam- per foot. Box R-106, Post-Dispatch. |" 1399M. (c)| ful heme: beautiful location and grounds; a mow, thie hou OC A 72115 RESIDENCE—4xx_biock, Van Buren av., | ‘ne today, ES T Wtd.—I must buy a ® and Be room | HHOLSE—Nice 65-room house and store: fruit | wonderful bargain. See ine about this at EDWARD _© ARD GO KE, gt.. ' GLICK & JONES, S824 Chestnut at. ( “nestnut. Kirkwood: nice 6-room frame; ® Al con- : - Wh 1 MA —) }})) in Tower Grove district or O’Falion! and shade trees; lot 60x140; look at this, a| once. : | ' ! dition; all conveniences; nice level lot; 101x NEW UNIVERSITY CITY BUNGALOW. \* |{/! It M at B ild aeaeeae ; district this week; please dh full bargain at B5000, Take Creve Coeur car to | F. E. BENEKE. "12 Wainwright Bld 66 Isl @” t 281; 2 biockKs from street c ar, price £5500: = ww. Cor Trinity and Ambherst avs., rsemaie 4 us ul Dp on ast ong details, Box K-277, Post-Dispatch. _(~) | Goodale av., walk south to Lackland. we g CALL UP THESE OWNERS UXeEdiO oD igiel | Bist permet, | S200, Mnlance Sasy Serine. | ee ee ne. eee ee heat/ |i —To buy, 7 to # rooms, or 5 ‘for O, P, Baldwin. - and get directions to oe ‘thelr fine homes. ic. | BR N REALTY CO,, 7151 Manchester | hardwood floors, etc.; just “We finished, ” It M t M k M f E ry O Pind 6 oo flat: pre éfer West End; $4000 /HOUSKE—S8 rooms, modern; garage, chicken They are of the_ better class. Call up Six orm ‘ Sfns00. Phone _W Fan. Ole | av. Benton 511. Marshall 111. __ €eB9) | ALBERT QG. BLANK E Cco., us 4 a e A oney or ve wner $8000. JOHN GRETHER & CO., .508, house. etc.: on Creve Coeur line, 20 min- | Papen. 5344R, Wydown 215J. Cabany | Serene | 255 >» WALTER SCOTT R. EB. CO., , B ARG AIN _ Main 8046. an puaianne ‘st. 2 Chestnut. »s' ride from Delmar Garden. Get off car | 293J "ydown 264R. Forest 7485R, oe o essa i . > Mar -. walk north 2 blocks, ask | EDWA WARD GOCKE, Art. 7T21l‘» Chestnut, | Ss cl estnut et. ' 803 South Kirkwood rd., Kirkwood; a 10 UN IVE C | ib | we" bave ‘- ker that Coy for Mr. Finley. Immediate possession ; i, 4 Semees L room house with 3 baths, hardwood floors, | ) vu | ic nae W rte us, phone us or better s still see the | nt on aaah ; $6000. O. P. “Baldwin. Agt.. Overland, Mo, | BE LE MEAD LOTS CO NTRY | tile floors in baths, hot-water heat, garage: i - OD T fra U fot 108800; vac Will sell S-room artistic restdence: teres ||, property TODAY. Take Union av. car, ) N. Se i 4 bE il Grove, Belle wi au oLs Lt ieee. deep. ort i ABB ines ers | COPTAG geo a ~ lot 60 Belle Mead lots 38. ect front. ry we “WILSON REAL ESTATE @, living room, pin = floors. two baths hot | CC Olive 2408, Central 1838. Pine Lawn; o-room ame, * Naturai Briige! Fiat Wea —Casi yee IND City’ TRUS: Belle Mead lots $6 40 $14 per foot. , Located on Brown road near Natura it .. Webster Groves. water heat, modern in every respect: $19,000. | x ue came, Sr 5 end ocoom, "Soca | CO. gene y SOUND. Forest 2200; s ile 4 hg $25 cash. ms ' road, panes a ee + ae po Bog 40. KIRKWOOD SNAP Call ‘all Cabany 1289M. iit oet off at Lillian av. or Belle ontaine car, ear Grove Park; state low- | Delmar 1100. ele Sead lots 510 per m pei : t, te.: and 10. acres) .. ‘ ‘ eae ete ; O Eh arise in fret letter. t: Phillip, | RESIDENCE—Seven rooms, 100 feet front, han $2 Gees, a open’ , - Se | Foon Suse: “aaa. with ‘an abundance of | N. W. coo eet Neo AND W OODBINE. | —~ _ WEBSTER GROVES aE get off at King’ 8 highway. ur salesnién st., East St. Louis, Il. furnace. bath, electric an gas, hot an - - —~+- — at shade fruit trees and shrubbery; 8s cari. roo i woot 100Ts, curn ' THEO. R. , . oo . ; en; 42359 | FAMOUS CLIFTON TERRACE. »locks: epecti solicited: |! : ume; $4500. A J. APPEL, Webster Groves—Webster | ait a - HDENCE Wtd—I want to buy @ good) cold water, frei arr fark: oe areal | Situated on the ‘Bluff Line, 10 minutes | "2 Dlocke: yor BCRNS, T108 ¢ hestnut. st FEDERE!:- ARENDE Ss REALTY CO., property specialty. Phone Webster 703. (c8) | |||, will meet vou there. " he. b °72 ,. . ——_—_—_— - —_— Bomont ! ima! did view: larce stable; grapes: other fruits; Schools and chure hes “very convenient and | SwaL L ING rooms are rR. ¢ % block (cS) | RES! ae modern; 1 j 20x 1% : 30 ;itransportation facilities are excellent, the, r P f0x138: Tr, 607 SE ~425 Tuxedo b a) KRESIDENCE—6 rooms: ns: partly lot 60x150 feet, or 120x150 as minutes’ | yrabash R. (suburban) service ciose and) atone ore a Seno price $400. Owner. | ? edo bl.. 5 rooms and Aitic, Z 4l = LOUIS Is ROLAND A. wars a, ome fruit. 4- -room house in from Broadway Cl AR COBS ° (c gas, elec toile et in “house: let 100x 7 5: it —_ = elt nees, cottages an acre ground, & ¥ vs - he street car, in two blocks. it &) ; ese a s fl Vee eee: to sell within rear, _ warage and ge ag — Caruthers Court, Memphis, »_ Tenn. _ . It is only 20 minutes’ ride to the new tn-| HOUSE—Stucco, 4 rooms; gas, electri wa- | +i KAMP, 210 Wainwright Blég. Olive i Baa ROLAND A WIS om ions Bheeenut et. very ‘liberal terms on this. —s rr 029 TEASDALE AV. ane oo hy ee see bean wad 8705 — aaron! th. Winlewent. — | BC NGALOW—6 rooms, tile bath hardwood || STATE WANTED a ink tye 2734. Centra) 6331. (oc) | Wheaton station. W. D. -P. Redmer Es Desirable thoroughly modern @room| Take Kirkwood-Fergusen oar at Wellston.. LOT—My lot, corner of Cambridge and Com- | floors, near car, train, school; | x iy 7 j 8613 Lena av.: lot 80x125: 4- home, nearing completfon. Full particulars transfer to Florissant division west of ' a ; tures; real home; lot S6x236. : ‘ che | | ? buy single or ~ “ete e, i | WANT’ TO BUY End. fey tpg rey ready to “move in; take! at office. ‘mona Park and get off at Garfield Station | Moncey Benton. 10K2 We Cabany | eee ' mond, 842 e ay. Ww ebster. spatch. eight room residence in | Weet vm | h to end, of line and EDWARD L. BAKEWELL. (Kathmar Acres). If by auto Natural Bridge. 3 so Cole a | R-145, Post-Di it t.| Bellefontaine car nort ‘ on con . — HOURS SEES. -ROOM WEBSTER HOME i h class Me or 6 rooms; oy Doclemare: gon't. fore on gaa Jennings car to Acme av., two bioc ks north: 118 N. Seventh st. Olive 5555. [road to Brown road, then north one mile; | HOUSE-—-From owner 6-room, cas, ath, | WITH FOUR ACRES OF BBAUTIFIED .—in— B x P-506. Po TOE: price £1700. Call owner. ' Bomont_ 272. (62) SMALL FARM OR FLORIST rock road all the way: — on grounds. | _@lectric, full basement; lot 50x 140. 2i8 | GROUNDS. Tuxedo and Yeatman. Bell | we ee, $700_Washington_i._fe* | BUNGALOW—Near Pattonville. Mo., 8-room | business could be made out of this Dinca, Price low and terms eas nt Walter av, Phone Benton 1881. | — ‘ . | phone Webster 404. i td. —Choive 3: me a apes 3 J ; acres; hardwood fioor, hot|2% acres, with possible use of 1 to BUSH- BURNS, 1105 Chestnut. _.| FLAT—7409-11 Lohmeyer, Maplewood, nice | Rowe Se arene | a = rool | Ve have buyers tor’ ior. 8 room resi- | Bo ng ol eplectric lights, running water, 2| acres .nore; 3-room house that can easily double 4-rogm flat; rent $1200 year: terms | > }CNGALOW- Rout Fooms, 1 or electric; -Dispatch. : ies in any locality. We have sold many paths. barn and orchard; Bell phone. Call| be made into 6 rooms; larKe greenhouse, | $1000 cash. M, 1195. i Ww eboten third house south; = w ve oem. in W ; es and have calls for more; owners ~/ of Adams, Pattonville, Mo. at ete: it'll oe ee your aye to ee | e oOwnmM ry KOTSREAN-AL THE N. _{f: 22 Chestnut st. ant. . oe te apweed terma, ; § g00d houses to sell should ‘give us price | ——— home; must be | Take Creve Coeur car to Penmar station T—4 a 4 rooms, 7544 Wood! d av., | > oS g HOUSE—Kenwood Springs home; (one fare b = valk | an 75 an HOUSH—579 Rid 7, Wed , op- y commutation tickets) walk ; e av. ebster Groves; six | r . ; or 17) or B 4, soldat 'a price satisfactory pa hy sold imimediately 3108 ecw ol mg Box300: | south block. As or are. Pabst, owner. | HI e@ eee rents $360 per year. Will sel rooms: lot 50x10: all. modern con veniences: i! Shaded Ww ith ae forest trees , restricted eet refer cottage eet a HEV FERNAN, 214 Wainwright Bldg | © Tooms, furnace. bath, tlertithoo and you | EDWARD GOCKE, Aat.. 721% Chestnut, | Or : H. J. HIRSCH, 315 Intl, Life Bidg. | Brice $4509; $450 cash, balance $40 a month, || ; ope aie p | oe from ot . a you | x : | J. SCH, 31! site Bi “including interest. Webster 14a. cos} ) =o tO DYICK and stucco bungalows: lots 1 1450: japatch.— a "T—8O n move right in, See this today sur HARLACK 18 BEAUTIFUL. | , HOUSE—8043 Barthold Maplewood; 6 Fen | HS ’ Vtd.—S to & rooms, in ' inde chen buyers my sorhhete bun- | BOTTORFF REALTY CO., 4914 Delmar.(c7) | thie att SMe 1 Of sit in oo | We are offering for sale a thor-| Boe ma, hall, bath: beautiful shade treen: let FLAT—208 Backid Tn ee ee see i | : ? nos ’ - My 6 , G -—— ey 3 ernoon instead of sitting aroun | y 1" oOt-water-heate cx; argai 5200; 7) . bargain quick. Box ware lows, homes, single and double flats, | WE have several places in the county with house; it will do you good: take St. Charles h) F | t home of at- 00 ft.; all improvements. Benton 1564R. | ¢erms Main 1195. on; 8 sewers and walks : convenient to street Cars 4 oughly modern country home ‘(c9@) ’ : nts and business property; city or from 10 to 120 acres, with fair improve: | oor ts st. John Sta.. Charlack is to south; a eeaots KOTSREAN-AL THE N. 722 Chestnu { Old property in need of i personal interview at our office! ments, that can be bougbt at attractive mo Owen or Mr. Wells on the grounds will tractive architecture, with 15 acres, | BUNGALOW —$3750- “just completed; 4- | FOUSE__851 Big Bend a se eetnet St. iH stores and schools Salesman at Natural ad cottages preferred. Bow st be reciated. prices. For particulars, ~“ how yeu around. inin 8 IT Golf Link room, with bath; strictly modern and for ne ; ee eee | * =a (Eh. Pp 816 Chestnut. , L. BAKEWELI, j , : o adjo ning the Sunset inn Go Inks. : | and all modern conventences; lot 100x180; lapatch. RTE-RUST REALTY CO.. estnu EDWARD L. Olive 5555 EDW Ti GOCKE, Agt.. 721%, Chestnut. up-to-date; fine a Bertolt let 50x15. $3000: $1000 cash, balance $40 a ° R d i ’ 118 N. Seventh st. ~~ | Attractive pictures, chart of land and! Cali Sunday, 2835 Bartold,’ Maplewood. | S000; $1000 cash, balan neem et Bridge oad and St. Ann’s Lane Sunday. —Nice littl frame ottame 20x2' AP ; ke into a real home JAS. 8 MORHAIT, 8-ROOM COTTAGE AND gt. road: VINITA PARK HOUSE full particulars at office. | fOUSH—6-room frame, on Anna av., T-room BUNGALOW-—Strictiy modern: 7 a isy teh, 6205 Woodland av., near Attractive 4-room, tile bath maen bunga- frame house on Cambridge; S8xx block; 2500. low; hardwood floor, red roof; will be com- : opt ink streets made: $8760; terms. Call Benton! ,@th, large porch, hot-water heat. D. & |) rooms; family not part 2500. . REALTY CO., ‘ > ge ‘ Also 30 acres skirting the links, ; rs T. regulator; lot 75x145; garage, gardsn; |! / a GEHO. W. OTTENAD pleted June 1. s¢ - ‘her Sunday nee 1082W. 3) rice $7000. Fer particulars cell Renton | ° ° 5 a . > , 4 donnie repair work. a CHEST 808 Chestnut st., room 202. tc) or _o6 call Cabany BBT2\ c) | Ideal bungalow sites. RESIDE! NCE—3826 Cambridge av.; lot tox PGE between ® and 12 a. in. (c) i eo RE PN LD D THESE HOUSES | | BUNGALOW-6 rooms. reception hall, tile N’ ‘ r 185; 7 rooms: Maplewood. > he | » art ould ins tener Bor MMmmEAS BUYER B ROBURBAN Huck, | bath : ms, ren : rom car line. 7-roo 0: ; oD: electric light: ih W front: eautiful « ern, 5 and 6 roo to 5 egraph; Gandy 6-room brick; beth,| frame garage. 4000; forme. HOUSE—4 rooms; lot [0x130; electric lights.) COTTAG . Weilat n: $13 169 ee nice 3- room a ia” coal c ° cash; will deal with owner | " OVE. bath: ren , ain 1200 Tele 7 ). Post- Dispatch. : he anbno ce PAIRL AW: Ny MO. 3 radu bath. 3. for 85 $5 d Der leraineo, . 2 tol ets, el chicken 06 Chestnut ner, shrubbery. 2 large sheds; convenien to pw lock north of LP - A | gl. tar. Wan | have $2000 cash, want a Tin : os eR AND — on wreusines Sun- : read- | ©O by HOME-—-Complete, modern, and train; $3000 cash. 2041 electro fx fixtures: smal! shed b foot lot. | oy or lees | for acres planted garden truck; + clede. rd,, Maplewood. Benton 10081 Vv rms easy . bee Box R174, Post-Dis._{ “SAP ato Y mit — wonalttoees 16 ee T city. mite: ope: we as big bargain. Bonhomme and Diel- DWELLING—IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; o ae Clark, Webs home, | Ww ma ee ee q ? “ aw A By Ns oe avy : , t ° yw a cash for t, AFIS . AERES, GEYER RD., 1% can ft large reo recep- LI. R, E, CO., 1388 Chests | pel a 6 ROOMS, SLEEPING PORCH, MODHRN brick, 6 reoma, - Rrabeiee heat. hard weed | Beautiful "ebster Bungalow we every _— granitoid basement, grape ar- cottage: : i Iola av. a3 priced reaso le. 18) tion hall: near churches and ; large | HOUSE—#-story. 6-room frame; fine base-| pHROUGHOLT. ON MADE STRHET, 4} 1 onventences, s . y at: Lot, 150xi45; owner will show you throug ‘| CLUB HOUSE , ment; beautiful lawn; fruit tioeei grapes: BLOCK OF MAN ses TER CAR LINE. ing and living Souvens ee, seenemed sec: 517 SELMA “av. : ow ee 02 r. Chestnut ——— | Ty é A GERYPR AV.., ook gale $5000, AT 7 berries; electric, gas, water. PRICH $4500: TERMS SI IWNER. :; lot 8 feet: garage and drive: fruit Seuth Webdater Lot 110x303: new two- 3 LOT -soxi26, one oa ere state price. Box ive | ar AND SUBUR- KORTERUST EALTY CRESCENT av., between Page and Olive st. rd., Mid-| 7og44 MANCHESTER (c) | and shrubbery: made atreet;: convenient; tm- story frame bungalow, with parlor, dining | uae - fel ‘ land car car. : ie * rR ME—. Large house of 12 rooma, eve - and ; mediate possession: S500; $: cas room, four roome end kitchen an ter ow Uk al tke West Portiend pl.; will Day . HSMAN. issi pi ~ « bg Rotewater heating piss: BUNGALOWS—New, 8 reo n Slayton; “GES down, Salance 6 per morn without i HOUSh—Webster home, 105 S, Gray ay., su room; ist floor tains 4 bear stairway to or write nt full description and lowest ooms t-w en lant; also seve outbuildings: t siate roof, hot-water hea "*nareweod terest; right on new double car line: 40 min most convenient location in Webster; very 84 floor, which contal + -vgege 3 coo | Post-Dispatch '@) | ALE veniences: 5 W e known as the Bowen Pi ge floors; large lots; reasonably priced; easy | utes’ ride from Broadway: take Market. to gubstantio’ frame house containing 9 rooms ' riosets, eto. Garage Pp 4.-Will pay cash for bargein- — PROPERTY RTY FOR ‘OR SA -E th culars see V ut wat a ~ 4 terms: on north side Delmar, just west! ena o line; caine Meent@end ear aad ride 2 furnace, city sewer. water, gue and screens and apouta: beautiful sha *eha ag tPeen es. of small improved prope in. . entnut 004 BOTTORFF RBALTY CO., 4914 D blocks off at Weaver av. See W electrt ee A, RETRTS | Came yee es as ene tas antes od ‘s. Box N-204, Post-Dis s reoms and ba rees garages, SE--Beautiful home in Lindenwood; sation ™m Ems, Vea and Bredell av. Marshatl Sox unds covered with shade and trees; day end then see us Mon » ngle or double, 3 or 4 Toom@ | ete f etc. 6027 "Olontha. roo floor; all ao = DASA in tf sold ae Benton 1007 ._ ie __ feu) | aay ving teas Webster aezW, price. 89000, further "98a Biba N 00... Author ‘e Bte: oi Terrace; 650x152; all improve-| fences; Oe a eee level ' right and | siti Pane any Fay ag ane. rae. c. hot RESIDENCE —Six-room Penmaes: " pertect cop- | For key ets., soo WENT JARVIS. 708) ADA Eten rs ; —-, oan REE Grand 389M ate | Faawntesn mee Owner, eath ——— R TY CO., 7 e ; idland car on Page get off ne newly peinted; electric, gas, new | Chestnut s --~ - _——s° buy: 5 or 6 ro eo? toh. modern, | . Louls Coun ty. 844 Louise.(c) | . H.C ator Groves, R._6. white house setting A Hy fro “road. M home ‘st reasonable price 719 Chestn — ee By I ag «- pews: eee | Box P-29 p-298, Post-Dispatch. $i1 Post-Dispatch. ! par tc : a ~ A: r ut st . w s and sewers; ha -—-—— _ - -z —_—- am in the atarket * aa Ni in ne ¥. A. Witt, yousm—2558 ge av., ennings. 3 a. y+ ao ee ale av. ot, tase CEST? ~ wn A al street cars; the price is $4200; caxh payment | meer LISTINGS ‘BUNOALOW—4 rooms ané@ reception hall: LAT Great oppertunity and bath; ree from Wabash oni: ‘in wut repeite Dut but weat” te ¥ ° ond 4 ‘hous nee, r eTRE ONLY white sticto bungalow algw gn Oler- $2500 4 ba og we ge ye yt — §-room PARTIAL LIST all cony entenc a , immedia fon.) .i* earl 4 = of - 82. Post Thmpat ch : barn; cruit trees; street car; lot ARD cone ee. gt.. 721% Chestnut “ an th bungalow, Just :ike new, furitace, “4. 2140 Edmon ‘. a . rk: best t} | gone 00d, Pin : he right 1 ce “tare out-of- : hes ust west of Forest Par reo electric light and gas; lot is 37 1140 to an al- East B s on : ; r rooms a us Gakw e Lawn, | can be bought at t sun or; garage in basement; all mo ] jin kes a haplewood loop; price with large liv — ' ins shane beaten. nest ne! nhochood utie cheun we see °Decreoma, "bath y = . sont se “eam wh owner; -wa ; 7 reems; price | | Pass ois as - he Land Man, 6295 Easton av rote wt. 5899 Delmar bi. (oT) Sn sare «lo ne, BOOBNE 2 ALTHEIMER. 827 Giese, today ts $4200; cash payment $2500, pores 24 G. Ba sat O'REILLY, tas _Cheatnut ot hn BL rtd. For cash, mod Say DING ic => atiful: Shrewsbury: = ner Military , t ___ OTTO STEIN SR., 7344 Manchester, (c7) eae elegtriaity. furnace | COTTAGHainx Page av.; rary, _ CENTRAL a.in Wert Bae: ™ ae . | Borigane ‘Lindell. 1306. roa . Not ¢ soni: °¢ ra ex soemeal sagelliogg ni age 538 LINDEN 707 FOLK AV., MAPLEWOO rnd wal em bsg two blocks | price $1880. t gus aia Slectrios lot box , 4 av., estn Very yg 9-room frame — with residence. carne lot. $1 : i owner; price : ; ‘ fers: Tower Grote om ee cas 1% room 0 wo. fine, spring. ince, for sts barn Fannie Tiana RE IN = 7) t new sun parlor and beautiful ; DOs geur room AACH R._CO._ 622. Chestnut, st FA saat ubted by | epee Ae: ee item | Dostran! . fully: Lace Beret “ky rat she R. 826 Chestnut st. ast. Fa ne pou! ut, place. 17 Blew ee anon d Lai eS or Shoo penne Bonn ag oF ne hepection by "448 MANHATTAN AY eengge heb, a E mwood av.. an -—4 om, o © , slate eink, water, electric aist ot. & 4 eo inane : H RN AN_P ? We_have one, though. See o-story frame of 6 large roo! room ous w y) te . BCom county; 6 reo msi 8; 60-foot Tot cen nt cre fhege, dave? Take Creve Coeur car to _ EDWARD L, BAKEWELL, (tion hall, corcrete basement and furnace; | ¢0-ft. lot be & BELSON ‘Sco, aKop Delmar BL (cD) | ine: hos” ve; (o) . S clat aie Orem, Qyuee. Goodale av. ee¢ house facing car lin _118 No Seta st. Olive 5855. | large Jot Cox185- owner will show you | TREMBL ef = - eS REAL, Bide. Wot CORTAGE one Wehnten: Ae OE —5-r frame: 6409 Hamburger; hol Universit . ae * sea see Mipesgpattees He pesmi 18 acres, oa Ad hreser home of | | KOR’ B- RUST R PALTY CO., 818 Chestnut, vey "Groves, LN a SS I eB water; lot 28 ft. _ 3. seiaserselty: Rie coe WALTER gcorr REALTY CoO., EDW ARD GOCKE. A 721% Charles I. Holman; highest property in | Map! d F) t, $5000 y WEST WEBSTER b Soe a tt deep: clear, iminediate possess oe KAMP. (211 Easton an 805 Chestnut st. . alows and Cotta neighborhood: best location in county; « ap ewoo : a Pa | ae ofiow tile $ __ See owner Pe acres: opposite Busch farmhouse, 4 ; large ung é tea wonderful bargain. Also 80 acres on lay- POSSESSION AT ONCE. : West ‘fardwood "foe rooms & ame in. ' seven care, stores and churches; F oe : lote 160 feet is: utiful double room home, n oors, bullt-i uffet ’ ters, , price Sa2% Seunty, S500 5. Brindwar : + $250: + an Seon, rat house : , os LP b 100 feet of ground; beautiful in rated; fruit céllar; large lot. ‘ ae | Rocepted. ae oe Chi. m pén TOMROY INV. CO., 6224 Easton ar. | oa ry rortal's ik, Cabany | St, Ohare oar | trees on : hot-water heat. Bath. | must gee this to appreciate it. :| and moving onition Tan 12: lock at this to. Ure Post-Dispatch WANT ADS to | bo-foet —Seven rooms, t., Vinita Park. any east of Coburn Mr. Sue. os o 'gleeping porch, and can be had at the mod- u this wonderful home: price $11,000 ( in: te en ee 10 —g month. | orate pum of $14,000; possession given quick- | terms. "Ht wi REAL ESTATE AND buy, sell, rent, exchange and to do | oxee car und. ANDERSON-STINSON REALTY CO. BLEY- Wien ee yreren. many other necessary things daily. joasm | = Grab this noe —8ixX roo ree ground; | with very little « man on a y, r further particulars, ese us. diate “possession, 8729" Ciitten. —. Bia « en ee 6786 West 2. S" TERRY a CO. 623 Chestaut ot Benton 243. 1870 Manchester av. (¢)

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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. id @s 1400 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, TT ungalows, Cottages, CITY REAL ESTATE-SOUTH | § SPECIAL LOT S AL Ki of DO fi: -) BUNGALOWS ANI D COTTAGES — ow COG vacant} (;uaranly liana; " ? aa & order L Louis j itis sai ‘T Udailii, Norfolk av D-rot opm fram oe a re rari de¢ n, ete ifr thls t Grace et... south of & Thirty-seventh an Dewe st. Select a homeni te A. s 2 N_ y 4 room KAMP, vate. TAGE -2642 Geyer Seve er nth at. Mair io. Kk cottage large —e — - - Wainwright Bldg CO’ TAGE—$1800 buys 6 rm., ©! Cherokee car, Afternoon, forest Dauen an Olive nage re cae 347R., LoT-&7148 Waterman: _Box K-54 Post Disna a LOT -Besutifol. Maryland Terrace; hormesiie: will sell cheap; ieaving 3314 S Grand. LOT-~-Delmar Loo trade. Harry tin ay, re TOT--Northwest corner Arundel pl.. Hftlicrest. ats OA: was Oe owner, 1846 Aube rt COT TAGE Brick > rooms arden, chicken *% ij 1d, large sheds: for CABANNE CORNER ToT seerere ciieken, vere and lavas sheds: Ma Moet beautiful Bo in West Cabanne; cor-” BrNGALOW—) - and bat gas, elec- ner of Catulpa; 120x225. see me for price, tric and fur shade, fruit J.1F PSTE IN, 617 Chestnut st. ss trees and arbor; $3575; terms. 4548 Sixes = Maryland ‘Terrace Lot Southwest ery desirable lot; bargain price: . Wi i inwrieht Bide iy -- WAR a BAKEWELL, 115 N. —. t Park Front On Arthur igre, s » Weed Ba nel }? ‘ Oakland bL: 9.55 acres; over 1200 feet facing park; fepth 48T fect to Berthold ay. latter front 965 feet; suitable for {nstitution, or would vee nicely into 84 lots and & etreet fron JAMES H. MAGUIRE. S5x140; reasonable) 22aUSman,. a teh ii SL EaAG E—3 rooms, ideal price $1100; 5 city. at this. Lat CUE 14. decianaitian COTT AGE—Frame,. 3 roo consider bic’ high lot; 50x 125 ; }rapk- Neosho BU NGALOW- New; move in; 5 room Aii Gay : CAayl or Broadway; Vacant; look SoUD >. now Pussy min sie S3X200; might $1400. Boeckmann, Zi1o Skinker rd. and Apply in ne, B Se. av.; 5-room COT T AGE fr je } yt ‘ 1) KAM P, 9t4 COTTAGE f + act i ] ye 52 42.(C) ith et. ‘400 Fuller- i aan barn, Riv- a se itinger ~-- n idg.. ith COTTAGE outhouses. ers ide SOW. COTTAGE—482 eott age, { 0° 0 “Mic higap av. —{ Ne sersedug Inquire ins 4 con- sy. KF iii@r- 5 room Roon ar 4-roo eTTa c, terms. nti as REAL ESTATE, . 10 Chestnut st. If vo you want a lot in HILLCREST = See SCHOLLMEYER _ 806 Chestnut. NORTH : ae ee ee eo i | WT T, AG s ‘ a ke TOT--Kennerly av.; 25. feat, Lindell 1206 Mek: LOTS-—-Cora and Laexinxton, tL S20 per stain , foot: near meter. works. re me eee. os 7.0T—For sale or exchange; near Fairground Park Box )- “Oo P os t-DI spatch ; : : LOTS—In new industrial distr ict; will take Banat 2 good stock, mortgas automobiles anything; describe. Box W- “105, te OTS——Two, in northwest St. restrictions; can bulld | plain ehed: near industrial district Mnes; $12 per ft.; smal! balance monthly. See Robin, ae ee d LOT—For sale or exchange: 60 ft. lot in West Walnut Park, 1 block from school has oh grape vines and shrubs, cood shed which with;,a little expenditure made into’ a one-room cottage: clear title. Box P-10, Post-Dispatch. _ LOT—25x125; on Thrush av., Walnut Park. Street and sewer made; price $000; $300 cash, balance time. Col fax 561d. ) FOR SALE ey GREATLY n +5 EDU ICED PRICK KDUSTRI AIL, VACANT CORNE! {g5x185 FEET. Located on Taylor av. between Easton and , Loule avs. This corner is ripe for imine- development, such warehouse, fa- umdry, light manufacturing plat, Owner nonresident, must sell at once. | me genmece, aoe H Bart- 69 W t st Chicago, payment noon COLrraG) 6-1" } tion; terrus. lot 17 mick ie ie le al . Fed ‘ Arias COT’ ( “y] t AGIs ihe Ar 1d4)> GS rooms Louis: house and Both payment down > owner, 652 ) @) £3 Om). YP, VT RR ate COTTAGE. 1 KOTSR FAN-ALTHES COTTAGE-—Brick, 8228 Reil) posse SSioN) Sig: immediate ie ner SS65A foot lor: ( COTTAGE Frame, 5 rooms; Ko03 condition: | - shades and screens, 50- Parmain. = “Re easy ter: ; wes ; Belle fontain 1e oF 6b Cheathut ARISH R. E, CO.. 712 Cheetn It at. (c)| OREON E- & R. G. SOOTT, § estnut._ your — and flaws with us. We| COTTAGR—V alua granitoid ve cash buyers. wi grape arher': ; lks; TOMBRIDGE AGENCY, alley made; ee 3818 Meramec st. ermont av. _ rid —— we --- -_—-——- oar an Gc, | Schnet@er, 7851 : a NGAILOW- Milentz fri aine bungaloy f > rooms, — ee ee FE YO OWN, LANIORD. ATT7 You owe it to yourself and family. S'‘art now. 1 will help you if you are open mind- ed and willing to help yourself Box R. -14, Post- Dispatch. (e7) « “OTT AGE ~ COTTAGES roome; iot vl age Reber pl.. 4 rooms, bath: price. .$2,400 av.; inspect toda; 1216 N. Spring av.. G rooms; price . 8.000 36 27 Gravois @\ 4088 | laine av.. 4 rooms, bath; price.. 8,000 COT T \GE—- roo! North Market, frame cottage; price 1,700 price $3800; n¢ ar ° é ALBERT WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut st. JAME “ ‘M. SMITH RHALT , Pk & 2 4705 Gravois, (c) Baltimore Bungalow, $5000 eee eae aan aay to move inte: brick bungalow: lo g2x125: recep- | nice 4 rooms and bath: fine plumbing. elec- bath, street made, furnace, electric, tric and gas: 0 feet;. Cherokee south to AY, Beate Gast ie, pronaway. | 2? Grsvoln: $200 (c) modern 6&-room, with COTTAGES Weliston av.. 4 room furnace; —~ | RI NGALOWS—Dandy 6-room effi jency, and 6-room bungalows: arage, etc.: also nice modern T-room ay _fence, Ingutrs 4014 “Humph wey. (c) COTT AGES- Selling € ist: % sold week: 2415-17-21 =. ‘off av.: three 4-room bricks left: pasa ine: $1550 ea: th: termes. Ww AT TKIN room an7T 1, 722 Che é st nut ‘+ eT . 1700’ GOTTAGE- ~4-room brick; hot- at aterm heat: ' OHN H. ABBOTT, O} me 2408, Central 1838. | BUNGALOW— 3010 Lemp av., hot- water heat, marble washstand, Call up for card of admission. Olive Centrai 1°83 ABBOTT

Hartford. 8 melern tile bath, furnace, airs: convenient to “° 9 > oo printed List of Broatwey vi tor 1404. ue Mor le le 04. “BRICK ( Port AGES nt sink. 2, all improve rnace, “er re! i.- ments Ten! electric Lessee f xt Mres, 4 LG bath, l va Se - ry. pore) it nprovel ed i€filLls ment aghed al mprovements iat ay pX he >i F g SS) “RLEM -. tate «? scan h : @m Siete FLD B ViGEN! 2°18 Meraine y HURL nM A: 5118 5. A “at high way Te yNJ ~ Kir nes 5. DOWLING. rR If you are HEA } o-r rmOLT a bare neotege ADDis ve. Yeiehts office, 3114 8 Grand. ; £2 Victor 38 Branch of tn MAN N R. E. CO., 625 Cheatnut p= pda ,* bargain. 4-room basement 20x50 a. m. to 6 p. Mm [Immediate Posse ssion—-Cottage ’ ecca at Sot ith Side: 3-room brick, R660 Reb 8 e100 biock west of Gran: rice 4 A or easy terms. JAY KU Ts. ~hestnut st “FOU K- ROOM BRIC hk ~COr i AGE 4018 yleramec si., pres tage, nearly new. bath nice electric fixt tui ‘os, marble sink, furnace heat ine cement base- ment: iot Box 24: 2 feet. 2 bi oc ke from Chero- kee cars; price only $4500; owner there c. WISH, ‘B12 Chi sstnut Olive — = ' a 2 ee 4- ROOM ‘COTT AGE W 4,01 nite Bt., , er cottage nue 19 as BUNGALOW ~ 4015 Humphrey: most beautiful tn block: has two stories 8 rooms bath, hardwood floor, built. in gteam he: at. fruit cel clothes s closets, etc. an ‘Ideal ¥ 4548 Sw ran AV.., BRICK COTTAGE Containing 3 large roc and basement; a bargain: easy term BRINKOP, _—_—_—— NEW BUNGALOWS. South Side of Lafayette av.. west of Tower eae ay new six-room bungalows, witb urdwood floors, hot-water heat; open for in apec tion. all day; go out and make your 6e lection: will sell on terms of $2000 cash, bal- ance monthly. Salesman on premises from 2 to 5 p. m. Sunday Anderson-Stocke- Buermann “$08 CHESTNUT STREE Beautitul Bungalow, South Side 6015 & Kine’s highway is ea dandy bdun- 4220 aine Both pho }es an hd. IDEAL 4-room $2200. ice fr beauti- and tile “4g ; rey “7 angajow: ei eee. 619 Chestnut at har4wood floors. ule lot: respect garage: large ern in every etc, ; peme at the right price see this. TER REALTY Cc JO,. 806 Chestnut. st, Modern Bun calow SOUTHAMPTON, $7850 6210 Neosho st.;: well-bullt ‘eetien %-room brick; large front porch, tile bath, furnace, 7 tric, marble sinks. sleeping porch; aS 8S “ in 80 days. See this today, ‘SHE US.” BRINKOP, 619 Chestnut. 4809 Hambure Avy., $3200 Lot 321x120—A Bargain Take Cherokee car to end and walk three block south; 3-room frame house; concrete foundation; 28 fruit trees, 160 raspberries, ait os dandy place. today, then CUNKOP. 619 Chestnut st. SOUTH SIDE BUNGALOW £940 HUMPHREY ST. Five rooms, hardwood floors. furnace. tile gts | po Aad owner will show you ERE AREN DES REALTY CO iauee's 679 ful HEA a, Ree throu and dining 4-room brick cot- we ag nice | $2000. i era TT IE mod- . grape vines, this - BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | PPB BP BP Ae” ee ee A AA ~~ ew i SOUTH Te lh i i i »oFO@UR-ROOM BRICK COTT: AGE Coz’ 4-room cottage, bath, electric copied ers, marble sink, Home Comfort furnace etreets made; block to Cherokee cars; $4006 on terms; vacant in few days J ee i ie Ses oo ee ee ae B. WISE, &12 Chestnut " BU NG Al JOW Modern 6-room frame, at 6 or 80 foot: furnace heat, tile bath, elec- tric fixtures, hardwood floors, Dutch aim ng room, beamed ceiling, 2 poultry houses, fruit and shade trees: near schools, churches an d car line. For pric e see owner on premises, 6555 3 Lansdow ne av, 2 ‘WEST COTTAGE—Party built: a Rosewood av. AGES—% an a } Tpom fraine; iences; easy tern Anquire Haso Ser Aas. 5-roo! n ae lot OOX } TOOU west, on a quire 7urcell, ; CO'TTAGE— Frame; cheap; going away GLK wer on account of iil health, ¥ COPYAGE—-4-room fra: lot: 30x214 Call 1396 Arlington, 2d floor. (99) COTTAGIS—4 and 6 rov! m: _nodern; all im- provements ma de; new; $4250. Call owner, Benton_ i ; ic Urn «s oe story ro om electric and ATES ensingto! 1 ni. c OT I tn bek Sp enc ot 3ux100; lo AS H a bargain, with ON OLE AAD ym mee 50x10; terms. conven- a erva. In- . O'! 17-6 sell ee Thee weete es | half frame. o price $v. (co and a furnace; 5807 W est “Park; > Hallahan, Ss \,' TRUST CO.. Delmar b! fo) 1OW--5795 De Giverville; ¢ rooms, garage. lot Goxliw; leaving the ity. ifehs) Several, 5 room frame: nicely a So. , ; pasa” ed improved street; wid LS; $2750 each Fr’. Butenhtoff, 56uA De Te. —G1GS iewiy Al ON moder . hot water heaiedc 1K) foot lo wh Kirkwood Bia galow; Beli, roorns. ne large front. _ 4 hdA8. . .. , LINTNeE GC a LSB SG ALOW—How furnace: exe. Ch eatnut 8. ‘OP KE N ‘ag a, ‘etrest casn 1418 ROW AN. hetak S500) fur- iat * sf) bath, and @. ; and terrmns. " KOTSR FE AN Al. THE oN tae _ NORTH Chestnut at. Pre nl OT W arne Av. 4) elec trio lights, AG 42 ~41 Xs Adi} - -F our roo! ‘s. pat! rnace: $8700. 1963 Ari ington av TAGE -~M corner lot, near ‘Gen- Co, 4481 Margaretta ay. tc) A "As rk 4334 I Jindell 406] Ww. HOU SE 5-room eral Mot Lots Oo) ’TAGE—" Three-roo! frame, gas, bath: part cash 4) 7 Abn er r pl. hey COTTAGH—U = )-date, near Catholic a ‘-hurch, AdoT arter av. __ e) RT NGALOW-—-6 rooms | 4428 Mafftt ay * cash or time 4450 Mer rigi t Z (* COTTAGE—+4 rooms, bath, electric, gas: garage Call S700 Maffitt. ee S E 6147 Plymouch av. fe) also CO TTAGE 3- roona brick. Sidney ”. cy. BUNG ALOW —$322 Oriole. ms, bath. furnace, two garages. haute Poot Plover, COTTAGE—Sixx North Market st. room frame cottage. Box P-418, P.- D. “io O’Falion Park district. 4°44 OME G ped TAGE- ~ 6267 Hamburger; 6 now ‘ Ant. __ fc) COTTAGEas14 Penrose av. .; 6-room frame: bath: vacant; will gel! at a bargain. 1 Temple pl. Cabany 2213W HOUSE—4-room frame; large garre! hay condition: $2000 immediate 4317 Farlin. COTTAGH-3 room frame cottage: prenrenges, near Florissant av.: lot 80 feet. $2000, B K-182, Post-Dispatch. COTAGE--Brick, 4929 Emerson, @ rooms, tile bath slate sink electric, shades and acreens. make offer. Se cee Oo;Tr AGE Five-room frame: lot ORO. a + Farlin av. Bb. A. BOKERN, 317 Fullerton Bidg. | CORTKGE—Wis Kossuth av., 5-room brick; ‘vr, gas, etc.: wrice $2750. G. J. Tre- mayne. O11 Chestut at. i COT TAGE—4-room frame: like new: furnace, bath, gas, electricity: streets made: terms. 4548 Alcott. BUNGALOW-—-SIx rooma, hardwood floors, front. 2402 Eucli rooms; possecsion. 265x185; with tile bat pet- -water heat; 50- 6533 NASHVILLE AY. Ome-story brick cottage of 4 rooms: lot 50x 197. JOST-MILLER R, CO., 108 N. 9th. A BARGAIN IN RU NGALOW 1128 Wiimington rc.: lot 830x140; 8 rooms and reception hall first floor, 3 rooms rn4 tile bath second floor; clothes chute In bath; hot, air heat, , Sitetrie and gas, graritoid granito! 2 $A ront and rear. Seo MBR IDG B GEN vor Both phones. Meramec st Vacant oe eg Right In For sale: 6610 tage, 4 rooms .- Sunday, nd bath,” grag ay. brick cot- itola laundry. ‘eloc REISBECHER-Mi MERRKENS-OTTENAD co. 8. Jefferson av. COTTAGE—We have one 4 ana one As room brick oottage; on terms. Owner 4444 _Lee av {c7) BELT, 28562-—-For saie or rent; 4room Drick cottage: lot 831 ~3X190 ; cesh or terms; va- cant. Forest 227 4W (ec COTTA GE--—3139 Lacks et.: — -room brick, bath arage. brick IGNATIUS MceMENAMY, ah ony av. COTTAGE—Drick. & rooms, all modern - veniences: waren; nice neighborhood. 9228 St. Ferdinan: COTTAGE 8808 Penrose (near Fairground) Pe rooms; street made: term$: open. estnut COTTAGE—Modern improvements BR arage: attractive be in; cas 18 effingwe a ~ ding Inquire 4 California Bungalows 8900 biock aemnstaey +. 6 rooms, clnd- iIn@ large sun parlor wood floors, built- in bookcases. colonnade enings: beautiful homes: porch across the front of the house: hip roof: paposupac on xreunde from to 8 o’clock Sun PE DERER_ARENDES REALTY 2806 Gravois av. TY Co., Sidnev "2678 | FOR SALE | rondelet in St. Louls County south of Ca- | 0-232 Adelia av.. double "alee 6-room frame 4-room frame... Cleveland av.. 2-“*ory frame. rooms, hot water furnace 811 romanart av... : eee etomehs elec- tric light a l-story Broadway. ateinge Cleveland av.. “4-room frame , :" pn frame c oom —. AM. NAMMIEL, REAL ér21 ectrio, COTTAGE—400 Beacon av.: bath yt 4 , furnace, 4 rooms; terms; S502 Beacon. BURCALOW —=5- -room brick, nace, large chicken house _fine lawn; 5 125. 6479 Beacon ay. COTTAGE —5- room + Nga bath and furnace: lawn, 60x125, with 4-room frame follet and furnace in rear. 68422 Reacon. COTTAGE—8-room frame bath. electric, granitoid gpg & Conerat Motors seataie + Central 1125 or Olive 2869 oS 36%) BUYS 6206 st. “Louis ev. room brick: conveniences. TF ce as (TY? 4158A N. Newstead. (eT) COTTAGE—3-room frame: all {mprovements; lot 25x105: 5682 Kennerly av. - jocated near General Motor Works. Call Sidney ZA2W. (c) COTTAGE—0659 Garfield; fraine: excellent -condition. For further details call at fe) with bath, fur- and garage; 1M45A Burd COTTAGE—Wea have one 4 and one 5-room modern brick cottage: on terms. Owner at 4444 lee. (eT) —§ reo reoms: one block from COTTAGE. Motors; $2000, 8@T19A N. Taylor. 25R. — Genera) j Cy ifax ) CO’ c heap te r nice $-' | pelt. 26 2 FRAME ~ good | @asy | (c)° 1012 S wens 2 =S_| BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES NORTH COTTAGE—-Brick: 4 rooms. reception nat, electric, bath, furnace; $8200; part term S070 Bayard, corner of Ashland. COTTAGE O6xx Spaldin av.; & rooms, newly decorated; im ate possession; cash payment. See Ball, | Kaston ic) OC sriail Bui f#y.; Cadany $16. COTTAGE— 4044 Lincoln; frame: collar, jaree barn: electric: no bath; only $1880; $250 cash. To inepect, sae SAMU EL LIEBE RT. Room 407, 722 Chestnut. COTT. “TAGE- 4219 Blads BY. meme large gar- en: $1650; easy term LCGUST Cc. HIL MER ae ee Om 712 N. 14th st —— —— ~- ~ B-story 6-reom | HOUSh—s!Ix rooin tle an estate. own price a rT T A‘ rt aT “> Maffi tt: : nace, electric ; $3700. | Nive ~408, ‘ “entra! frame + Barage, tO set #154 Lincolm ay., at your rootns, bath, fur- JOHN li, ABBOTT, SSS. 103 N. Sth st. COT’ l AGE 44: 6 Farlin av., 4 “bath, AK aang electricity: S3S0u JOHN H. ABBOTT, 103 N Oi live 2408, (‘entral 1IS58. COT T (GE a eleetric cl AUGUS Tooms, kighth at 6b -TOOIn sane barn: HILMER R. » N 04 St. Fe lTnac ee JOHN Bit 10 Ux Orr. AGE bath ; bss 712 nana, fine ondition: \BBO] i Cent, Rien! > ight at COTTAGE - Splendid frazne A ath, on "10Ver near S nop Lin! ] ave REL i KER CO) rat he -poonl fran S100 cash, } lik it be framediately: ric it a. OD bik K, S112 N ti BUNGALOWS 4461-053 , P k l Ane iu, Be ees 2 “ and peuneanion " Broadway proy “Hts | de ° ‘e $4000 eac! A. JAY K CHS, 1Oo1 Chestnut st nt afd AG i — our I aireroun? ark ais ‘ j bui t 4 roo! or x; lot 4.3 MS rge. ai orioe £2100 , *) 7 487: j , \ CO" PAGE COZY 4126 Mail ari age St., Modern 6 Rin. Brick Bung: alow shades Scree fTures age etc. $8685 _Bran niet Me Owr er: wet id") horia, wi ne y rooms ( SUTTAGE b ; $4200): if inter ip to the minute: modern: ested, Cal OREON E. & H.G CUTTAGE sl vst *¢ Scorr $00 Chestn: Soh Harlan a IT TAGE 4*55 Ss eDpLio) ee ~ ics $4000. ue GLIC hh Bl NGALOW -Yrame, 4 : 00: S800 West a $15 rr Manor: rooms SOx 12s ashi Walnut t- room bia! \ven } ences: $ivv0 price 3 i” i ry T AGE Nev . + rooms, tile beth. hard Is lectris as hot-water SHY. rt) (siin ee ‘ ac) ie iiefou tuine 1oTe roorus iInake i rancis: a art offer: wilt ; , Schmit = _GL IC i “t JON Es. -~ J] PAGE- ‘5-room brick, } HNP Te! Lr > etabie ee lire 38H Labad Wor is Ce : eo) ay, + Foot front roo M path ‘ $4: 0: also AIL.¢e 14 CARRE THT RS Bar @ili; 2 BUNGALOWS 4814 20 Sa‘ sat Pre deri k st 3-Proeor tinall cash parment down on Bo per tf onth, includi interes price Ras Walter J Sierbaue. R B.. e112 Broadway. Colfax 200. 5246 Genevieve av. r T AGE- “brick: oo ms and electric; Vlive r M 4499 . 4-room fran ~ Kenenr! vy. three terms om and r elitr i‘en tral 14> Ii ake "4205 $1 . Ss Yr Cu., yet oul is TRE COTTAGE— 1G-1S8-2 rarth av., 4-r attic frame ll cash down, Balance 2.4 month, interest ; : W J. 112 |X Broadaw Ry. We ‘Olfa Xi. — BU NGAI OW “Goodfe! low, new 4" roo! haradw O00 ieut, slate ro of; possession Ma not he built for $10,000: will ro! gy™@), Cal) ow her. _Boir BI "NGALOW “$16. \West rooms, rec eption sereened porches, ooul an 4 payment including Oberbec ak, {« 547 Hbric ee Sica le I venient _te BUNGALOW COTTAGE——4Ti4 Lab adie ar 5 reoms, reception hall, tile bath. electric gas, furnace, shades, fixtures, screens; new ly papered and painted; excelent condition minutes’ walk to General Motors ow Wh .er : ( ‘OTTAGE FR Bl: Four roome, bath, ‘Williams pi ist across street from Motors plant; lot alone worth Sell this week this property, $500 cash: cheaper than some 1 General Motors subdivisions 2. I without sewers or streets made 210L TQ a Py MUST SELL P On account of sickness, am forced to See my cottage at 3307 Williams pi., then see us for further particulars JOB. F. DICKMANN R. E. CO 623 Che ‘stnut ost 217 PRAIRIE AV., $22 BUNGALOWS ON LAR 1K LOT Live in one and rent the other. MORRIS AACH R. ¢'O., 822 ¢ ‘hestn: ut et. DID YOU SEE THIS? 2420 mereus av., 5-room bungalow. beth. combination fixtures; lot 80x’! ‘at office WEST ST. LOUIS CO., Faston and Sarah. 44085 “PENROSE—S KOO MIS 1% er hungalow; reception hall, furnace, ete. ; a oese ssion. ae CORNWELL 1 EB. CO. 810 Chestnut. ~ Modern tices Brick, $3500 4022 Alsace; cheapest piace in city; bath, electric. furnace; $500 cash down oe JONI ES. S24 Chestnut st. oe K E AV.—5 ROOMS Reception ‘ate furnace, electric, frult cel- lar; near General Motors. Cal! Chas. Young, Colfax 654M, F. J. COR Ae 344m Gen $4000, Victor | we = eed -- or NWELL R oe ee yO GE rooms, 8956 bath, Parn garage for 2 fer. GEO. J. WANSTRATH REAL ESTAT®E Co., 717% Chestnut st. COTTAGE SACRIFICE ; 8054 Beacon av.; dandy 6-room frame om tage: gas and electric, cellar, garage; this a big bargain and will not last iong. us at once for price 3EO. J. WANSTRATH, 717% Chestnut. _ Cottage—4127 Red Bud-—#2400 } Nice Groom frame, large works?o $500 cash. baiance rent meoney: immediate pos- session; examine tod e GLICK « & JONES &24 Chestnut. 871 © ANAAN AV, IMMEDIA 2 POSSESSI Yok soxt2s. Pes ge aa a “ WARD ‘ KUHS, 8321 N. Broadway.(c) | "See made; Opposite General Motors; 17 eee Natural Bricge ré@., just weet Cen: ——- of 8 rooms an "5 lot 25x | 2 can lease at $85 month. | chance for apeculation. 8H REALTY CO., 821 Chestnu t st, Seaadiote Scconoeken- Uetaan 4129 TURNER AV. 5 . bath, etc.; streets and owe made; salerman yl pregninee Funday, be Here is or at nd Pe e $3500. IAY KUHS REAL CO. 1001 Chestnut. | 14-0 story brick bungalow of six room bath, rnace, condi tion; a Boo. on can Took at 62°21 Southwest Old Mane heater rd). Owner wil! shor you through, Os, F. DICKMANN R. EF. CO. 623 Chestnut st. ell 6 electric, — oakiniee price $4750: make of- ___9 |. ie: | 5814-15 Patton st.. , ' bath, _ FB. CO., 810 Chestnut, | ' For jin er ecreens, etc.. in goo of fiat: good edie = die ee a SOOT re er ee ‘ ‘ _-BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES NORTH OPP PIPPI PDI | | WALNUT PARK COTTAGES 274 Gilmore av.; e-roems brick: 50188: ‘eet made; price, $3500 4757 Genevieve av.; tion hall, bath, electric: 4786 Genevieve av.: electric: terms 6261 Fobin ev.: §-room frame: ‘street made; price. $2500. nOR3 Robin a 4] © 60x136; ootem $51 6-room frame; price, $2500 6-room frame: recep ——— bath, lot 550x188; oftoom frame cottage; lot 5965 Sherry av.: -room bath, elec.; lot * woni2s: price, 2600. br te nN $3400 te a vs room elec trie; pric , 0645 Surmmitt pl ; 5-room ‘brick cottage; lot 500x150: bath. steam heat: electric’ price $4000 5926 Schul Lot DOKILS: bungalow; av.: &-room electric: frame cottage. lot 4 : garage, sireet tnade; price, 2K) MG Us ba lot 765x120: Theodore av J-room frame price, $2700 Theodore av; mmediate framne co ttage iOt 5Ox125. Hiller pl.: tmz ck residence: lee, $4000. cottage: haoe 4-ro00m possession price $2200 nediate bat h posPession, 4- steam heat: elec ttage, bath, s .* Broad way PARK bath, heat ot 34x125° 84000: €) “00 Ci ey o room Jex1L8 $2500: Solan Slim) » SL ‘a Sil S1 Sau wxile 65200. $2700 hot-water heat i batn; iarge ScSoe0-) $1 Su0 Stnda’ A “OL IVER, +) ris v at F ori Sea li VACANT COD r AG E—MOVE KiGhHr IN- 48236 M ATYPF1T AVY.. 3 ROOMS Be autiful hy revo ; vt ~_ We sid elegant at) re eption hai! ete eis a > BE. CO POSSESS 1. eA I Pl N WEL! tt. IMMEDIATE 4918 HRI Sle & .[}e wT SION to se]! MUOM AS I PECHA: 4-ROOM-€ ort AG Jo 4637 Sacramento A\ istrial S100: S300 cash: Vi me KILGEN RU ke ole "Waint re 4241 PECK Sf. fixt res RMASiK 9637 MIMIKA AY. } bri Kk punk aicy electri at KUHS, S83: CARTER © cott age reception hal! 30x125 pri al : mo way iaentbine Hs Broadway Bungalow, Read Move In Alfred av., near shaw s and Lafayette aV#?. ‘KL New 6-Room 1IS24 and 1827 (sarden, between ANAav these beautiful new homes contain 6 reoms and sun parlor, tile baths, hardwood floors. furnace, finished laundri es and basement; large Tront porches, et lot S3O0x125, with each. gireet and sidewalks made and pala for (open today AILRPMERT me BLANK E KR. Ec“CO Mair 3046. ville é hest nut st. Brand- Naw Bunghlows CLASSY, STRICTLY PDE RN tue a y Northlan d a § room s, steam hardwood floors up so7n0- & 000 Lexington hurdwood iafGe .uU% oxan family Flats four flats, 5 $1580: lot 11,500 12,000 av., ed rent & co. 705 ( ‘bestnut et LOOK THEM OVER The following are all nice clean 4-family brick flats, each apartrnent having % rooms. toilet, gas and eleotric; old rents and LV 1 av.: ‘price Miami, coutes y rice : wks? ST. LOU 1s TRU ST Ba ed Faston a and Sarah. . | “SINGLE FLATS 47238 MeMillan av., 4 and 4 rooms 4475 Pershing av., 6 and 7 rooms: hot-water reomsa each; Bi: 5-52 heat. 1019 Leonard av., 5 and 6 tiprns 4020 Laclede av.. 5 and 6 roome. 4427-20 Pershing av., 6 Be T rooma, 1087 S Parier, av,da 4 Boome. EDWARD I 4 BAKEWEL 118° N. tee y Olive 5586. Hot-Water Heated Flat Single flat of 4 and 5 rooms: cut-stone porch, etc. : also garage for two machitnes further particulars see us Dick MANN RR zB. ‘ CO... 628 C hestnut FLATS FOR SALE Now its the time to buy a flat sure to have a home. See 4633 Kennerly av., 8 and 6. 4553 ponmeriy av.. 4 and 5& Enright av., Sandé6.. 1921 Cora ayv., 3 oon Patton ayv., double three These are all good flata. “We are gelling them fast and flats are ns scarce HEFFERNAN, 214 ainwright Bidg. LIST your cottages flats with us. We have cash buyers. AGENCY. ‘TOMBRIM Both phones. 8318 feramec st. _ AT-—New double 4room, General Motors district: yeost rental $2100: price $19, Ga: terms: wert “414,000 Owner, Box P-51l4, JOS, F. of _Post-Dispatoh FLATS. ey Park: 4 and & rooms; pricg. .. .02.6% 1) Louisiana; 4 3 rooms; 4. : ana A01k California: “3 and 8 rooms; price. 5372 Reber pl. ‘ 3 one 8 reoms; price. 5429 A nd $8 rooms: price.. ALBERT WEN2! sICK, 1010 Chestnut BARGAINS IN FLATS €825 Spencer pi modern 4 and 6 room flat; *t condition: price Boring avs modern f ari 6 gendition; in Rock Church h: » Catalpa st.: modern double flat of four apartments of 4 and 6 rooms each; rents ry lew at per vear: pri 9 50D ae ai BROADER Tih st ly frame cot ttage; FLATS, 'APARTNENTS, FOR SALE | FLATS. APARTMENTS, FOR SALE Wms uso". “COTT AGES * in- | 7 a a | aaa 2024 7 15,000 | rooms and bath on SUNDAY. MAY 16, 1920. “BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES * ATTRACTIVE NEW BUNGALOWS = SPECLALLY DESIGNED FOR US. | ¢ Ss “BASHFOr BUILT UNDER OUR SUPERVISION ne P- mace. Both eon d PRICES SATISFACTORY AND TERMS REAS [- -8- room: 1215 Tower ¢ rove. Call Call 4805 gast uf at tural Rridge one De] Nn tion ridge. var 345. 4s hichest residence: - ON —- ~ Pennsy Wanita fe 5 and 4 room flats. o rooms modern 4130 Russell a pi-; -————~— B12 st Vi , ° rooms, or 44551 Ma gnolia onal , ee car lines ATS _ 2013 rental $i4i0 S667 Mas ad arpift : . . AT ital pi 'LEDE A\ room fiat: r fiat 44. 165 $0: 00 4a Tr Sprit lar ‘of 4 FOL] ’ AS price $13,000. Box a 101 T- S510 S. _ h. 4 and 4 reoms. Sidney, Appl at S41S8A Wvoming. ae rectus vath: 3406 Miami. mR ei 4. Miseon ‘inew - iv Victor 33 “Chestnu t ‘at INGLE re), 5 rooms. ath & it Bee Anthuny se ; GL. CK & JON! transpol Side: 4 and 5 reoms: 2: Bao block $7 000 : price $6600, Cail Grand _ 45681 \W _ & uilt, -3 reoms, on South Side. j 4 : ‘ ’ ‘sTu ,‘ojis _& ; « ae an : - ; - i419 Lowa a’ [mT KLE FLAT tinw o Victor “a T : P ‘= U2, ra 3 ° . 5 "Mil, ‘uire 3319 Lemp av i eap. ~ Tn ° Fe — ~ Ss wu SINGLE PLAT--1952 Arsenal; cheap. In- QRRRES SPRCHER. MET Uu S210 Lemp . ndeah ht ree t lk SH500 —_ — : r Mlb Clayton ; breakfast: rooms & eat. rent SiSQp per oTTY rieTJd} SUCBLE FLAT Bs 4-4 root fints a ing 307! KOLL AB R. ku. ' DRACLIC, s6u0—- m-a-door bed: vi llent condition. ence » FL ae) een ae ‘ : es er aX . ay. In AY. ‘ ire a4 Pestal ozzi - - - (e) ; 4 rr wms bath on each fleor. McNair . ne and SOUH Titaee TLAY ir is eondition . rents for | Zv0d neighborhood. Sot: CDeAD _24lT Selene st. OTS, finished r ullerton Bldg. 13th st. Vall So stock. Potor ac; -fh oome., mod - ms. Room BUT, Fullerton ae Modern, double, 4 and & rooms: South sell reasonable. __ Box Psis, P.-D 4 and 4 rooms, bath, furnace and Nebraska av. oe ele 2tric., 4545 double vat. 5 useell. AT ae. eas gO hbors Spee eXas a 3-3 a 1 S00 > ie rie Terms Daser ent. atti Room 1 SOF, ot - rit \ ; YLAT—Bargain: 2280-g2 3 ’ rie i > 4 : . t?. | Wo-B8tLoOT, ‘ J 2 aad wd - tr eS , all sstlri di yy. be ty eegl 4 and 4 ric light with both fixtures; | /LAT-2s14- os - eemented ern, ition facilities; lf i,zA T tot ‘ a Arn’ Side: Bek O00 rooyvus baths Zas @lui ©.e furnace heat. lent transport Sst te r Lis. —_ AT 2027 Russell . e. ee, RIN Le eae Forr RTH J. M. Levi 1267 | FLAT Modern; South side: F lat- : nd 6 ‘rooms, 2132 and 2134 R Dor BL ay Fl. AT: Reasonable saagiste | Pana ientiny che BN tote Se 4 and § FLATS- ‘Two dot ble. 43S1-S7 Gibson; four rooms; miles, 3 rooms. 6500 Eads. T 1 Re, 4 and 5 HOUSE- —ArTa - as fiat; 30508 Manchester; rooms: | 5xlu5; price $3 | 4 dewn and Is UD; y ¥_ $200. . rooms. lot 35x JOHN GREET HER & CO. Sop onl Chestnut ' > a _ Tee Chestaut ) 5 rooms. vOR double fiat on South Side, cheap, ca! s.. Commercial t JOUN H, ABBOTT, Cent, 1888, 108 N. 8th. _— 5-15 ae ~ a eS : ; 1 : r LAT— ~I553- SBA Lousiana a av.: 2story brick: ual rental $700. BV 's » Foome. Hot-water heat: price $7500. om call up Victor. HAS, J. BURDE, 801 Grant ite Bide. NGALOW Lat - . . L, AT Tower on . Helg rhte: 5 and Aé¢ rooms: toubdle, 4 rooms: bh flats, 4 and meat ges. $9500 B TOO. a M. & 4 Teun E, 621 Chestnut et. Dlive 2408. Central FLAT—Dor ible; bath ard 7. lo electric: good co ; FLA Tost price _ Gition; a splendid investment. Yr of Pt 4 pt Kensington fiats, 5 and 8 &' v letor 3248R. : St. Vincent | ingto 5 two = gee US aC once. ot 2hx120; price $7000. = =) | LAT—Double, 40xx Latayette av., 4 rooms DOE) E nri av a? rooms; lot 30x each farnitly; $1920: want quick : ‘ | Sale. 1 Ki uehn, 414 W ‘ohne right Bldg. Wi MENTS -1407 bLAT—1 240-30 S. Vandeventer av.: étamily. nements and f one ibi): S-room flata: rents $1200: price $ ance: brick stable KOTSREAN-ALTHEN, 722 Chestnut st. HAS. i a BURDE, S0x140. . lel Hun: phrey, 6 ~ and. 5 rooms. modern ; $7800: owner -on premises mm, to 3 bd. ™. Sundays only. 2800- BOA St. Vincent: 4 and 7: het. water heat; will sell on roruaa | PATRICK x REGAN R.W.CO.. 702 Chestout Fl. rye, Pong me. 1215 a reetocen splermMid tr - vesim or party who can give proper at- tention. Owner. 2150 Victor A 422 , Chir awa: 10 ‘or te | families; terms. ‘CH OICE +4 [Ss Twe modern ; double é flats: re ARTMENTS foo == ae Sim — Bae ; Ae = IR fi ~) “LAT-—Leok at 382) “Tennessee av.; bs ané s bath and make offer in wale. me . ’ ost-Dispatch. JTi¥ S. loth: new 8-room single flat: ce Xe jaw. ob. al his n ie ee TNE ARNOL D, » Marshal] DoOnT. Savor court, 6-family, © rooms 44) PLAT © and 7 . 2 rooms third oor, Pershing, 6-family, 6 rooms 40,000) | : Pestalozzi. near Grand: gates reason- Pershing. 6-fam ily, 5 rooms $1,000 able. Box a. Post- Dispate Pershing 6- fami! . 4 rooms occoss [EP LAT—0e. 8 henandoah av.. 5 and © reer McPheraon, 6-fam ily. 5 and 6 rms 60.(w modern brick fla TOO. McPhereon, S-family, 6 rooms af} my D. CARRU THERS. 3548 &. Grand av Arter a peng } Jo 4M a ~enggy quae aD — nen Sle SO eM 16, 00 nily 17, (Hye 6716 Ww ore ninster, 3-famils oom s. 1H 000 Porsession of one in each Duillding can b had. Apply to us for statement of leases rents, expenses, terms Many desirable Places not included fn this list DYAS-SHELP, 107 N Single; rooms, Ore Eeell thing rnodern; et ee ED REAL we flats. 4 and 2h). 626 Ev righ t a ‘ "O51 25 : price rc j roo ins, fiats. 56 and 6 ? wufrir riv ST™mM) = rooms: ae » four? hk a Turwi aces: re and 6 rooms: iot rooms 7 rooms: iot 25x and @ reoms. liot , and & rooms; lot two flats: 6 and 7 rooms, S S00). 7 rooras; water heat. 000. Inquire T.-Sinagle. § ide stairs. . Blaine fav. banvy 13Ha hot- and 10 rvoms e “Si0,000 , § and ry rooms: s8leam ent 7 { wes rooms, arr - Room SOT rN » h6: 6 “abanne. 6 farntly, 1) Teelrmmar ’-fari j orest Park 6 fary hs Forest Park. 6-family, 4 rooms. Laurel, 6-family, 5 rooms 6 yo * +. CARRUTHE Ky Ry ee -O716-18- rv, brit _ bulicie Ar 4 + atifie for $1020 p ALTY CO... Si a? A nice 4% an awase shops, 3 av 8:3. ce rooms, Fl. AT = Arsenal: 6 and th en strictly wdern: $11.8 (vet card Bidg. Ninth at rents ! ; ain for quit ck aan Doub 1d Ao ‘uble flats: \lederacke FLATS-—- “Sey rea BT) ub] ” ing & R water he Sirx 150 Sa aca alain farnilies, @ floors, tile — Ce CENT RAL ery ome should he al surroupdings.: y» ft. x R-2 Glasgow 1; 4 and 6 rooms; : double $60 modern conveniences; rent $660; big ber- fc) ain. Olive 5524. BGs PES FPLATS—-Double brick: #165 -64— “Brautner H. ll: each: one flat / Dot VAT—2800 8. Lit! = # A’ t me le: ss 600 “buys & and y room flat: ALT alt baths, furnace: - vo each with bath: fixtures. LAT—8 rooms. all near Grand: 3 larg’ rooms lower flat vacant. fFrice and locaton. phone | LAT—~—Cane ay. uD and °% down; QUu00. For terms live 6892 age". WALTER SCOTT CU... 805 WAL TE r SooTT CO. sant Chestn ut _st. ~ 2834 GAMBLE aT. FL AT. 4 3000 8B and 3 rooms bath, special Dargain. MORRIS AACH CO... 88° Chestnut st. Se ) ‘ ’ ry? BARGAIN FLA1 éroom fiat. a: 61000. t tee Ee i P +h ° bre & wal 8124 Bell av.: 8 rooms and bath down, 6 gain me : 24 and id floors and 1 D, CARRUTHERS, tn ~ : in basement; can #ell for $3250. Make offer. FLAT B08 MeNair; single poms A . ceiling HAAST. I RE Al, TY CO 921 Chestnut at downstairs, 4 rooms and bat s 2424, Vieta “ tiartocron names ee@llar ae mar yr ’ me Toor s KC a al Apply - 115 4 reena’ * , 3 ' ; ! laree, | ‘(ood F lat. SS900 FILA’ ow Rx x l tah st.. wonderfuh ey : - ? Che => w hits Has 4 and & rooms. baths, gas, electricity everythls modern ‘and mt ~. :. This location. 8415 Bell a‘ oniv 14% blorks raxe Both phopes. Nicholas from Grand av.; bargain for home or tnvest- Lafayette av. ment: pare $53 per month rent: only 8m» ~~ = & sary. 3933 Feigom ay , po | PLA T8896 erreet and alle, t'eviar® see Both phones. Ove fn: & rooms $*'*) caehk neces:

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o—_ Rt Nn Reet Mn ee ee aN ROO OLE ON, A EE ON me Fn re ma ee > V3.2 Fag ' yy oe eee les Sl a ie aban Fe : sa : §, FOR SA SALE Ne ail brick; fine coné!- Ful! lerton Bidg. m prick; arranged ee er ~odern, immediate Russell AY. fo Paulian pi.; owner 4 and © rooms. s electric, tile box. Re ae r Grove, Call 4805 Delmar 345. Tesidence: lot * Pennsy ranis. ‘ts nd 3 and 4 room: fiate. ing, lar e 6 and ' Box Tot, _P.-] - a4 rooms. “Sidnes Wy oming. ’ (2 3; Miami. Victor SS rooms: 2800 block ail Grand 456812 on South Side. fc poris, . cheap. In - enal; cheap. In- “av. . In 2 en Jor. B00 ~ MeNair h OD “each floor. 00 neighbor? orhood . 2417 Salena st. ; #23 ruomns, “finished 807. Fullerton Bidg. * Ss. 18th st. ind 4 o'clock, __ e: 4-5 rooms, mod- 97. Fullerton Bidg. 4 and & rooms - South Box P-378, P.-k -D bath, furnace e and ms. ay —————EE ean flat, 5 Side: ~“aouble nd 2124 Ruseell. pnable for qui R817 Iowe ay 4281-87 Gibson; O00 HKads eale; four 3508 Manchester. oniy ° .. TOP, oS Chestnut. suib Side, cheap, call Cent. 1838, 108 N. 8tb. jana av.: gg 2? brick : heat; price B01 Granite ‘Blas eights; $9500. E, 621 Chestnut st. ari electric; good con- mvestmnent. st. Vincent t; sup; CO.., ee 5 and 14 6 re rooms: Lafayette av., 4 room ents $1920; want rquick inwright ¢ Bldg. se dev ag ered 6- family. i iyet 7 2” Chestnut. 7 = Bb and 5S rooms. 80: owner on premises Sundays only. ‘Vincent; 4 and 7: ‘hot- ? te #. Armstrong: splermdid t- who can gives slate: at- > Victor st. — a: W rooms, - terms. Room Sot , double — flats; $12.300. Frank, “4 Tene £0 ay.; 4and 5 make miter in Sonine. Dispa te h. ; new 8-room single fiat: ™) ° at.: .- made: : pmirects, Mabe A. 4-§-room _Tonty,, 4-t i r of : ad REALTY me Bsenmercial Bldg. PLAT—221°)- it McNair av. Peat: no bath or electric nual rental $700. tor fen call up Victor o108xX GALOW 3 Lg 425 » De Tonty st.; Pele. 4 rooms: hardwe 1 floore: garage; JOHN “‘ iy 2408, Cen! ABBUT entral LSS “f ‘ai Ef 10S NN, Sth st. BLE FLATO2 for 4 fam- 8 and 4 roome. gee us at once. DOERFSINGER R. CO Ja‘ ‘Jerson and Gravois MEN TS-—1407 yi 1) Dillon et. ~ brick k hements and hoff -water heated resi- nee; Brick stable;, bargain at $7250. CHAS. J. BU RDE, / 301 Granite Bidg * 4th and Market Ss. | in Shaw 4oors and floors, brick and tlle porch, chutes, garage, etc.; " Gravois. Sa eee oe uD ’ “i 8-styuyy price 816 (c) gays, 00). . roperty. LY.,, th and pave (c Olive aera tears Aouble v wi ry reasonahie; fgirther 0 an “4 , a> « aii St., io. st. yy mater Inquire down, la ili- % reoms and , 28-foot lot: east of Lawrence. ( - ga 2-family fiat. oor. 6 rooms 2d floor rooms rent #1020 722 Le hestni it st pe igt eeag my (Southampton) flat, ge ay, ae porches, ie f ale at a bargain. See GARRUTHERS, RN48 S. Grand av. PD /NG— 2716-18-20 St. Vine ent av., brick buflding: arranged for 6 fami- 4 rooms and bath egch: steotric: ! g for $1620 per year. KORTE-R! Lf LTY CO., 816 Chestnut st. 3 brick . nice ae la alle ws bala wry Mic pent. 291: Laclede 148%. IBLE FLAT-—3437-89 Nebraska av. ‘Tie of 8 and 4 rooms and bath each; MELA: sone ena liy ag built; dmiasion and PEMSBECH ER -> — 4 and 7 os * furna y $5000. DOERFLINGER RC Jefferson and ¢ Gravois. cS rooms. all large rooms "4027 ~Ore- + brick strect and alley; ul stairs va ; vs; on : ACHTER, Soir ‘s. Broad wes; b rooms, » double, & ang $60 month; } rooms, ones. 46 Wyoml - electric; aN nspoutse.: y made: price $8000; for at n644 Bamberger. AT 9498 “Park av... ® story “brick | at G rooms: bath, cemented laundry: $5 ve immediate posseasion ; eash. ba ce monthiv PHIEN SAUM. 625 Chestnut st. IN TS---Two v-family; ave Park: best condition : a: good t; I oO appreciate ; ges & yg & Co. , 4430 Ar- i dandy r “single fiat, ens "and electric reoms: well bullt; raise in price. tus av.; both | at. 6 and street and al- ~F pr ice | Vista av.. . Pilehmann, —Beavrtif vu! double fiat: in best condi - best location. on best car lines. in “) garages: rent #2400 a year. 4 amet at once: red. Owner. 43404 Oltve. (cy ichelbercer; — 4-rooim: S1800.1¢) a PLAT Shaw's Addition; 41 ae | at. ice, 2 rooms, fun parior Geitthenette. hardwood floors; rent $1980 ERSON-STOCKE-BUERMANN, ROS Ch pestnut o and é room tric lights: buy m one. rent out Bo nent oneeenllie st. eae 2xx Ss. ~Jeffersun av. ~avds 3 Bia ay.: > new; 4) and th on piped for ee malrerare: a; modern: lot oo rH ices “OTTENAD. 57 8. Jeff fferaon av We! mor ‘brick: lot 31x140; - $-3 rooms, bath, = basement - sheds, garage. chicken yard and | TOMBRIDGE GENCY. 3818 Meramec st. Side, near Parl " ~~ awn ee } near Park. west tile bath, hot wa- Sectris, fstures. {n- « in ag tent Hilbert, 2248 wrence. BL iit B-roem single: S300 Gra- “ deer to bank hutiding on cor only 84000; bargain, take Wherokee | to end of line » a % x | ’ ‘ ; rnace: copper gutters | =| lot | Opposite | i | 5 | ' | ‘ pand a ley made; must he seen | / ie i* ‘ ' ' : of | kitehenette | ; | eas SORT. MILLER R. E. CO.. “4450-5 A Six- family bricJd: raor: renta! $1228 year; price ‘ fe j (‘ornpton Aa bati = jectric ; DOrick ZNAD av 1E HR} KENS-OTTHEH STS7 > Jefferson 4 - see FLAT- £1400 a pretty 4 and 4 leetric, china closets. — e price ‘$2 —_ for a qu e. HAUER REAL TY CO., 806 Chestoat. st. 1412 = ANGE Double brick fiat: each: double prick fiat each: lot 30xit THO MAS I PEC eee oAKis “HER AND A’ families: 3 rooras in rear, 2 rooms | HAN. 2022-24 $_ 4474 VISTA AVY Three and three room flat bath: a snap for $2400; terms * PRs Ww. BURIAN, 4016 2917 CALIFORNIA AV 4 and 4 room brick fat: third floor: bath: price reasonable. THOMAS F. PECHAN, 2022-24 8, 12th a - —_——= - me MODERN FLATS | 4016-18 Castieman av., 4 and 56 room | double flat; hot-water heat, separate laun } dries, china closets, tile baths, electric screens, ——— mahogany lot Mix AND R. Bm CAD.. LN. (grand : |) ae l@th st brick: one! Chot iteau — = “ba43 GEYER . 4 room brick fiat: ewner will show THOMAS F PECH AN 2OLL Nice 3-Room Flats Henrietta st.. double G-room fiat. lot 50x134: rent $1080 per praperts is about 4 years bath: in Zo0G you thro. zh 4 ~ 1° 3 and 2714-16 price $8500; will roake ter ANDE RSON- RTOC Ki _Ma sin 45a ( ‘entra! 200. “RE NTS. $1260: Modern 6 and 6 room eell ay. rick gar age: give poesession July 3 _Owner, = 1 Utah p.m. on! ~ INVE ‘STMENT PRC )PERTY “49 Ylickory st.; double 4-family fiat of % rooms and bath each; 40x130; always | rented. é JOST_MILLER R. 1. CO., 105 N. oth st. 8969-71 Lafavette Av. Lawrence ay., 8 old: ven re* -RUERMANN _BUS ( ‘hrestnut ast PRICE, $7850 simgie flat; 42xx Rus- nice double flat, & steam heat and hard- = VE RMAN N OS ‘ Jeatnut 2 % OPEN BUND. \Y frenting Tower Grove Park: ire | King’s highway; 4 rooms on first. 5 ~d = fleor. unfimished 3d: hardwood throughout; garage for 2 cars; lot Open Sunday from 5 to 6 © ‘clock for inspec- on. HEW — RE ALTY CoO Olive 3186. 4 Wainwr ight Bldg. _ e-SAMTLY LATS FOUR- P danny? 4, SO fiate We have almost new in Shaw tract; different sizes; prices right ‘all or phone for lis VM. J. ABBOTT R. Co.. ROH “8TH AND PARR . Four fine flats each: as $8000: bargain price. TOHN poc c-ERY & SON, 102 DOUBLE FLA T 55 15- 17 Virginia av.: 3 roems and bath ya lot 105 'N. Ninth — oa SINGLE FLAT, $4000 4141 Blaine av.: #4 and 4 rooms, Jaundry. front and rear porches, stairs; £500 cash. WM M. HE L, L, i. 621 A BARGAIN IN FL, AT Cennecticut e8t. lot 48°58 ph rooms eo peparase ees, electric and gaa, ropt and rear) sont gh cement walle, conerete laundry and , cellar, hedge fence ‘or terms and card see | , TOMBRIDGE AGENOY 18 Me ramec st. Corner rooms and oun aster, wood mE loor NDERS IN-STOCKE i ‘hestnut et. _. ; and bath: Chestnut ha the. tneide Chestnut =f, eed ’ 427. 'xs124: etreet Both _ phones. ce 2006 LEMP AV. 4 and 4 reom brick flat, lot BOx212; and furnace: 3-room cottage in rear; ston by ©: ard. THOMAS “. _PBCHAS, baths afimis-, a 3-ROOM, Vr L AT R t T rue — to e $33: 500 3 RON. 1024 Chestnut. h AND 6 —, electric, bath, etc po £5). +, 6m fiat: rege roeome., well bullt; price 2022 S. 12th at. “G27 rooms each floor: nice let: JOHX DOCKER RY 3434 PARK AV. Gepare™ ae, ie ay 20; price ¢ ar GORNW EL lL, R Me 45 4 “ARC oO Feur nai five room thes. brick and tile porch: s. cal cat ae Ww. BU RIAN, 4016 4348-45 “SHAW AY. bungalow flate break ft Cia tst rooms: a2160 Der year. CHAS LE WI 810 Chestnut, : {“houteas u. a - A EE APA ee Four- RanerK.. and aieeping porches; rent ecard of admission, Ww Wainwright 1 Bids. ‘A W ORKING MAN'S RARG “ead . ontain® | 2S hand hath. a a aCTCATIS. electric lights; ade rei loc it $85 a montis fo: a epal oe Gravels ay. | gui quick 8, ene. Soa ble on Ae excellent | ve . Fr} cent | 4 two finished rooms | “(\">. * ' mantel- | ~ | 4 families. | double flooring, ijn | separate jand 'and all improvements ma HA ‘ street | Veastrmer ie “at FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR | one “SOUTH | a aN ~- lie ~~ Let aA IT iS ory FICULT ‘FO RENT AN APA NOT MLLY Rs + ne r Tt sell D000; $1500 cash: on West rine: this is a xz to se ure &*& home and ins | | na DOUBLE FLAT. rooms each family; AN. {\ SOUTH SIDE South Compton av., 4 price S75 ALE ERT Wi: NZI CR TOL ¢ BEAUTIFUL FLAT 3600 BLOCK LAFAYETTE AV. dend. d 6 rooms, hardwood floors; tile baths; , tunity ; condiu us for partic yiarea, peOmething easily. taken cure of and ee FIEDERE H-ARENDE S REALTY Cv.. will give wonderful returns. __Sidney 2676. 2006 _ Gravois | GB. & J. M. O'REILLY, 723 Chestnut. ATLEN AV. — NEW McCAUSLAND AV. DOUBLE ¥LAT bri k flat; Ker theaid ay. > 3 HIC IK ¢ RY ag Market cars); 4 flats of four hardwood floors t.i@ batha atic cone ition dl Bt ype Ss, two cars ‘7 ee a fs 4 we ivs; rents $1740 per annul 4 A roo Tt me, ba! nh, « es ck stable in Price $1400. | card from aint See ils re once. AlL,B BI > tr . esp he SLANK EE are Dic MAND H Eb. Co., 623 Ch el BT TR aeenne ace wala Bae 71 Chestnut at THR LEE SIN oo ole 7 Shenandoah Av. rooms, bat nd elec race A wel t modern two-fami roort in # t T “rooms iret floo r 5 () A . I floor: cman eles NDE S 208 Gray ols ay. “hestnut st. tee oppor ‘estmeni, SB an which oor a; ; baths; iarge . THOMAS i ae NE Sane —— -- , 100-02 MeCuusiand a (cor ey: See ; garage for | JOS, P. —-2 eaTn "7 S and 4 right. 2617 AND 2 $8 and 4 rooms, bath a IVDHBRER-« ee 4% eo) AS it. yf incheste! wrig Bide BLE R, M. > ’ \I \ lnvestinent Te cibts FB “AP aR [ K y bs LT, DING as { , ~~) > ar \ \ 33 ODE —" A\ a x, J] po: ae Maw s , barg t a . ; Py ‘ . " ; . *|y" ‘ . POTOMAC aT N. I Corne! lowe} furnace id ‘ ‘| ? LONGFELLOW and Cleveland SA Sey 7" very mode AMRENDES REALTS mad ba : 2704 ALLEN AV. ihis tine 2 LS PE 26 | SU, Py ric e $13, 500) TWO DOU BL E LA'S | 4160-5: Vonty st.. double flat, 4 -:3319 TO 3330 EADS . a r; hardwood | floors These modern flats will pay a rood incume on investment: contain 5-6 and 7 reoms, also : garigre fer pric es and further’ par tik via T= Jd. i. & Ps 2309 et 1 at. room ~ electri: 1ANS 1 ~ estnul a* 4496) RS Joutas I Tats ——— — : non } ry. ‘ K?. a = - " Fs . =. : ; ) a Ss a " a “ lies of a. See Ine j ‘hal S BELLEVU est 4] i zy ) ‘Sha aw Avenue MODE RN DOUBLE If Lat ‘our baths and iT particulars BPRINKOFP Ri. | 619 I and & rooms 7m pri , ou a 4 CHRISTTA \ ag’ wi Slaire Siniecteennbe call a ‘OOK a io . = a ‘a a 4 - amily - $3022 DE tins 4 rooms, ul parlor, tile baths, wit! shower eo Drak ts; faini li’ APARTMEN7 2161s Apartment “1 "Ti \ ry a . day. inde sleepin gq poren oo re Seema rooms: 4 l.indel North] 4776 nd : P hor © ow ne Bs ~ pee ~~” wa Ad bargalt Of HILAL oth NZ & SUN RE. ¢ = 211 Wairwirgit Bldg. = SOR in, S$ and 4 reoms, terme 1111 8, 12TH. BSI. — ~~ ——-- and » reein Orica fiat Daths : cive a re AS PP} 3 PRAME On Deviin price for lorest SUS VW LE CHAN. 2022-24 8. 11} COTT AGES a&\+ rHOM and ;} the ‘ entral 1742 IMMEDLATE PC JSSESSLION _ S720. : +) +) ‘ - P . , . ‘T ‘ i is BP; e }t, 2621-23 MeNwr AX . lh’ gay . or 2 mec Double brick flat, 4 families: 8 rooms each e Wi.ii five rh THOMAS £ iC] . 2U22- 4 5 ath 2647 WE BRASKA AV. 4 and 6 root sand bath ea le tric lights a a! it} 54 pal ist will be sold | or si L/,™ ts for rooms i osl- =oouH iL?) Sted | di. 4 an d » rooms, moda s Inquire GOSSA ret hine SS38-40 Windsor vl.: 6 and 7 bargain for quick sale. Call owner 4606 McMillan sae owier OYSD ‘K MAN > YR KK. CO.., G3, esti Bargain-——3 et 4 Room F lat 1415 Montrose ; a splendid J and 4 room end bath flat: upstairs lot 50x17; garage end workshop; - : (50 and see it. HAASE REAL 921 sold today -Pointe- south bargain for new ; tile batas, Cees ood etc price $9000 Main 11% built, of 3S large rooms ea ag & & rent $720 per year, sawn. DOUBLE FLAIT-—~-West Kk nd: 4 room and parlor; separate steam atrictiv BRIN KOOP, G19 ¢ ’ he _ern; rent $1920. Box R-i 72, _P.-D aya 2 me ti j \ rT ST ‘| FLAT--Double; 3 rooms each; modern; “662 0.2 E t {0! End; from owner; only $10,000. Box W Best built flat in Carondelet; stock brick, | Post Dispate 4 and 5 rooms with sleeping porch- | PLAT— 5893 Bartiner; elegat t 6 al 4 o rooms hot-water heating plams; brick | hardwood floors. Water heating ; copper screens and spouting, ipstairs Vacant D4A7RW. in ' Murphy i:.-a-dor beds. built- arc ] RIC E, “9. OQ Strictly modern 6 and 7 S701 Utah: give possession L.A’ Four apartrnents., Market «et., $HOU0 Call room singie flat: | 25 9360 Cote Brilliante n lower flat today; | PFLAT--o016 Plymo double garage. Owner, 3501 Utah, 1 to 6 p. a fine 5 and 6 room m. only. Ret ie ar (T) burhood. ARNOLD, $500 Cc ASH LAT 1486 wen ville; Nebraska; 1 building is in separate s‘ea ' 4 and 4 room f) at: a bargain, BARNGROV\N oy & SPEC Cj cr 112 N. 7th et price ons , — : /THEIMER, H17 Chestnut. | FLAT—1418 Arlington ? tan ah Fane inn wee ee oe | modern; worth $6000: price So30U; new root — +r 5. 12TH ST : JOHN WATKINS, room 307, 722 Chestnut 4 and 4 room brick fiat; 2 finished rooms | FLLAT—_fi0i Kenneriy | aa 4 a Fran attic; bathe; will sell at a reasonable $200) cash. bal anc e TI mis y. REITY. pris Vv i ty ‘ ‘ > atTS THOMAS EF. PECK (2022-2 oria Bldg. Olive 220% mere. ML AT — siti] 6, 45051 West Helle, 6-8 rooms, H ANDSOME bath, furnace, cheap. Seejowner. W. hi. Rams: ‘1110 Pine et NEAR TOWER GROVE VARK. ‘LAT 76-65 Aubert ay. Magnolia av.: & and 6 rooms and 6 reo! brick, for het-water heating piants, hat rice S00”) date: large lot, T@x125 feet, corner, ‘ GU N ar 4 and 5 rooms, brick, am 2700-02-06 : : ae Extra well-built bueiness buflding. on cor ate possession; keys at office. ner, two stores and two 5-room flats above RE DDIN, Title Guaranty Bidg. Olive 5312 Sin rhA’s Tan rooins sle flat on Accomac at. of 5 and 6 rooms and Water, electricity ‘term: bath. first-class condition: a big bargain; S.4m)) Cash Admission card from worth your while to inepect ! ‘abany 1006, | og A RR Ee Lh to 2 9 St. Louis and ¥y ry ‘ s v s | 7a% .’ 2045 4: 4 an SOUTH SIDE DOUBLE FLAT) "8 =. : - A ; Ns rooms mid rents Seu) listed aft 6 and 6 rooms, bath, etc.: &-foot lot; HOTTOREF REALTY CoO... 4914 De! and alley made; absolutely modern, es: 14h Yarmil ones i460 liamiiton: o aral 6 roome. us well as a home: r are SCVRTE LO 810 u ©: a gal bargain . Teoem. sleeping porches parts downstairs will show yon through. ic) > oe LAT of familly hy inga low fiat. ye 4542 r " ar. BEAUTIFUL SINGLE FLAT 4 rooms, kit 9 w y Ez’ ~ n . wood fioors re nt $2160. 2970 LA A rt AY. -WTS, 224 w al nwright Side rowinsa tile baths, on South £15,000 (4) rooms. hardwood floors, pamemn*) > FS hot-water heat: most beautiful fiat PLATS —4216. ide: tile reof: large caurage Price and batt FEDERER: ARENDES REALTY roonis and & « Signev 26746 att Ceri vois ay. Tower Grove Heights Fl ats. double brick flats of bath, separate Lys; lots 682x125 es a MEHRKENS effe ‘TsOn A’ f and 7 is Gra bers Y « fam miiy 2O16-17 Martha pl... 4-f bath each. See a oR SHR] wh: se ;ayt « “J CHAS HH, WENGLER DOURLBE rLAT Hlon 3 rooms, bath. ene, electric price S87 S400 Ree Anthony GLICK & JONES aO4 and & reorms: O200 10 De Tonty S/n ~~ ina ‘ in ‘7 feos fiat mr a ' ‘ if ae yiroer _. : ; con te ; . ® : ati t, uhiating | terias 00k ‘Jools and oaah reema | ‘ tnaide 3 OVO 4 and a furnaces and each; price $1 OTTSENAD Two each, = iwi REMSPICC 48 308- ‘ rental "$980: Se imitt, with Chestnut et. blow vk ( ‘abanne: ite! id Latte Cn aw OS Oe oe wd rOTee' RSON-STOC KUiBL ‘BUE Sao et Ao neercmalli cect At thn em garune ! AND ms ti and will Duy, do svine Fe ee as ae ” i ie -- —r rooms . — , ats iS; far, ; nr fev ew vot . wee , router? ‘ ‘* A ‘ een ae 2 6 ae Soe: SS —6-EAMILY | ai -. : pre ribSses. } : (*s ban Tr. ar wa on gy 423% uy, 4 ms; rent eae G4 1-42 Heaut owher on ex: aie nal et . os Pel ws , ash Ww il offer! ne “tor sae) pos st asion each tally investment eld a sple lid income DWARD La, BAKE WiA is i 4 th st isto ‘nd si * reomes, 2 Sf PAratsa bullding: hardwood chy t 33 , ever S20. tu Washington BOT" rOR a 1415 Burd nenres) Hei zhte BRADLEY LAL Si2 Olive Deis rte “int le ers fe WEST END FLATS 34 PORE REALTY ¢ : HOM AT 16-624 “ry a’ Vid eget ssi s 7A , AiG artistié Sil Ph G j iv and t root s, A we AD ETO hice hardwood twe new Hite |) ide Ai "DAN 1D ay 6 Pe ae Nos. Siugle ‘ON, anG »? KERY «hk r ow rte lesukR AY. » t alu } Yy sacle de , ut $L050-- lot SUx108; price nion St a8 Sy i a B B ARGALN » aD anu SINGLE iL AT $1800. Vos : A Second bivw RNGROVE HT, Liz ty C A AMILY IL AT ‘ ¥ aSul1nz1 Ul) “furne. Se e.:ectr pare 13 50V, f SUH e SINGL E f LAT / bw a “ -s7 9 ce ass res iH Hie M KE: Kt RK Siw 7 Um & JONES, “hest s [ SALI | AND oR OUMS. $560 ra. rath electric, Urnmacs «ix “AP PARE ME N ts — ngs >? V\ Lest at at (glitch & J UNF bh" 4 ‘ REAL INVESTMENT ; a BLOF — id 4- bat Bb; sof OX , meme Gad BASTON- TAYLOH TRL fou e\. KE N is $960—PRIC EB 440-42 Finney: doubie 4 an baths; fine condition; iow rent Lik BE 4 entra! 1Z18 N. EU CLID AV. ngle flat of &© and I ns, and ail firs’ uaSs® conaiti nm Fo "ad c., 860 Jos, F&F. Dit KMANN R. KB. Ce “4 Chestnut BAF LGALN UN DEI LMAR Bl. 4808-10; double Tie in the business center. DIOR K CAVE & gi t LP and CI & a . \ ANT OFTE At AP ART} MENT parlor ‘Ble pit wt) per ar, Wal ‘ reasonable offer WwW KOU AS XK = CO. Tene ment Bargain, ; h2--4 Flaston av., o-s8! a }s« RNA VEN LAT 4s50U blo _ $9060 in $14.000 ~erier ‘ S.LOlre ‘ &6isiS } ‘ »+ LAL ASL ich MANN 2. * at (r,e@n av doth phones. ‘ i ay U BL E PAIEN’! Faree-fasath ‘ ‘ ! ; ’ ivan Bin, mH and © fiful North Pa View: ‘ , le ; Axtures risa hardwood ¢ ow net a s: one block irom Deimar nd armxiou ‘ - Cabany 6260K : . J vl ~\ J ’ om €%) a — SINGLE PLAT 334-36 PAGE BOUL ‘oom tiat Fliehn ann, 4960 tee -~ q wehbe. 1% Ghestni ut Main ‘a IMMEDIATE | “OSSESSION 14°93 Arlington ay { and 4 room fiat; eed alectric. bath, furnace, newly decorated and ; = painted. OWheT, Ke CANSTORN- rooms. bath and furnace + large sh ae; price $4050; possession ‘ \LTHE LIMER, S17 ¢ ] & and “ hot-water beating pl ion in 80 days; $8000; “ $1200 See 100 4474 Easton 44 FS We can TAYLOK TRUST COQ., re ait nt. rao tig og , ideal to 8eCOLl } r — a? i! t " i ive ' ent $80) 00. Var el =& VPARTMES Apa er: lot 40x140: ~ Nai: ‘ ‘ AU veat no .,@ases, price : rHEIMi r nternational Life bBidg at r: desirable 6 at Ou (ogo) separ ate | “Err * =e 3 Laelede Av. tn ¢ etc phe y ok — Ss Co) ‘10d ~V~ st POSSES ‘SION ‘ ; M Lui EK Tt RK. oo gl IMMEDI ATE guraze: - SUS. sek 423 ngton ay $ and 4 room fiat Uwner price $12.1 MO, porn furnace, mewly decorated and painted, price S454) cSt MKANTON-TAYLOR TRUST CO 44°4 haston. . r 5 , , ; KLAT BARGAIN : “ 4024-26 LEDE AV ‘ * SiIDNKS, £as Srares; L sar g Rou farnil’ ak,» hae rooms up and rt down ‘ight roogTrlys: con nin at! iT : . ‘ 1 heat. hardwovud floors @ecreened sleenwing opr¢ I; _— garage. ar (Th ovin J. F’iieh mann, 4000 Totus av.; both p 4 ; , ‘oO $e Bui! ding in 3700 block on West Pine *L_ET* Ink HARKS REALTY CO., HOU), da 5 Tt ] Hea ul iful calor hes, Du . ni en ao joner . BLA ah } ‘ourth and Olive. a's OAKLAND “AV ae Drice flat ric; e §$io00) VW vel } LAN 415 4944 VMePHERSON PRICE $10,000 ‘ reid (ry Lake iy } ard rood bathe, fur “‘nouteau — 1.ar* OLIN PS TRIN Nla, AND & ROOM 4512 rdwood om iixtures, thing moder Seonted Siiort : — = — . ip )P AGE SINGH I: "ARTME NT—5T00 Etzel . -f 0 ive ie eanene. bath. elsuti roo! ry ar id open Bos ot ‘ sevarate stean “til ‘es plants and " ama HnaAs ? A ed ’ ‘ > -* =a: ‘ " ‘ ‘ ? ies} " % ‘ al | oniy emit .? ‘ 1. LAT 4* rooms, Ri a ieases eX EDWARD +4. a. “ icine .'>? “ _ sie ra : : SOT BLE \PART MEIN | ) 4748 ngt tT? * ar j 4 iiv: & rooms ; . / nai e MENAMY 4 AA) Por h rpurage JOHN M floor will S18 foo Pel 7 7 7? J i | er iit APARTMENT B. ern 4-famil steam heatit ) oa ne mjercan ‘ : ir price vai adrnisetan | A ‘tote? - omy? Wael eer Aheoe i : ( . 2202 ‘ awe wt wf a THOMPSON AMILY FLAT : Is DELMAR GE SRUTART ; av e ’ y ry eet g - W ash ng tor av rooIns voit) flo: ry gar: + far ’ ’ “Pete ns! Ve ANDE RSON- STOCKE \ SINGLE fF] RTMENT L. AC he bE DE : d tren : Mec RADY b SINE, | ; ntine Bids ' | one wh : | PARTMENT ; . oo ‘ 1} MOA . .. Mierke 310 VERNON ra VVC ANT —IMMEDEVEE NEY > pee tae mocere Paeet gy it PLAT Pera s bes lars AND ia 4 Y ment if denired pris ghenee S te Benn ese fine a a oa pind Feu, Price - — 5 Ei ~ Nias 5° fcechid —- . , 7 4 . bi endid | sual ; sti- j nonresident ' chance to buy 4. froin , ewe =a FLATS, / APARTMENTS, FOR SALE) FLATS, APARTMENTS. FOR SALE PPP OE lt ~~ . - Oe _ WesT ONO Oe a at ee ee ; | DOUBLE MiiePk € xO) SSDS iu J v4 APARTME Kxcellent Invest 5333 PERSHING AV Parkdale ee =" tia ee stories len a few light, th provernlents Ce Roeou EOo i} r 7 b+ daa gaTapes, ice $40,000 oU1S MAPLE toid ed street 50x 183 att: ‘pe 8038-7 ae Aisk 3 ’ Oe (erm) ™N LON TODAY to ‘OP EN are fiat See 142553 Leit e &) . 107 DYAS-SHE At —~ Le f AS —-44 at : furna RCO NEW APAR tME NORTH PARKYV IE family apartment ntains 4 rooms i-flowr « r _in snection 1 $17. 00D. Exciusive 4 LOUD neg nsf imity fail Gol, DMAN POSSE 4525-35 A Nevberry terrace fl A and 5 rooms: bargain m™ mthiv navments 487 a LOO’ MIS. 0 — -——-- x Main aekie MENT BARGAIN oe A. lL. OR TRADE . & rooms to fa , near Ha CTF AN 4 ty, = v a S er ou leit A FA RTM 5S -OS1T roornis salu aise five « $70.00), , cu 4 > ed ib \\ aterman . W BBE ng 1619 N N « weteu r 7 Fu ‘ 4-fami x 18 “tion Inauire i070 “Magftt Single. at 4611 fitt. iL AT Mary "y ¥LAT- “Strt etly rgodern douple 52 Garfleld av 2 sce | OW ner, Fila’ r——S and S roor K 98, Post -Dispat: h : ‘LA VW eres street ; _ Shoo. K-14, “Mars modern 4 a? Pt at - Me ix en . CBE Berton. ATS 1. lai wR Dut . conven BLE FLATS-—1 4-room an Ww ent Dodie r i Foon S. at SpH206 N _ iro: uw a) + “and rr. rooms bath. ful cor tnudern, . igus bath Labadie Hol SE auire rl AT- -— ‘} ” @ roo mn, 1erT 44 A We arren si! rent al 84 Ai er ma: Sow. na '*o rent $60. ELA‘ Fixx ron and — £42 ous Bess reround tile bath, Siete Ox ante pall ‘+? a | singiea sale; laa tha See { poolus anu ml., §400y, Toots in teau-Lindell pl.; first- ag = Saury pr: 4 rocnw, With t+ t‘2) ali Goh yYeniences. terme. Bee Mr. Aa js and sum }p chicken ‘ beste ay 6 =: ¥ -OOm 5 eac h; ”~). . 4 roormne gnrace. _ se - > vt §& S26 Cheetnmut tcorher @ ectric few l4o S17 Chestnut st. en rely thres LATS Lim wb.) ‘ ‘ "he sttiu’ I *’ . : eine ite = ~ Y,arne ; 4 «3 +h 40. fat si i BiME RK, 4 ‘ tli fiat S7 ore 31 MePHE RSON Ni r ' INE MEN’! [nme ) NAD _—“es Tabants, rents $i./0 ne COn- rice, NORTH sT - SAVINGS — rRixsT it? ‘sTAarned AT rie vert . - ; wYUli Ailié . and Ss ee! ipartment me today Fine for to Vou S¢@ _ Chest nut siiect hesating pants. rarage, 4 care: rent $1 contractor fer own Oane wal mt ns Chestnut at mii y s * *) . «. oes "an JA"! ; th end Univers It} ront uliding ‘ons 2 py ana 4; Sf reoryy ~JA BUHNaGN AY >». ’ . price mS, Separate hot-water fiw: r¢ on - ‘ 7 aod toad ‘$1 > AM) _irestnut brick 3 ts and uwxl7os : sn be 4312 Oliva. ic) ee ee ee en She i iOu beths, electric, orTuer 1016 (howteau i H twWwo- jiovn, baiance rent the other, ms, bat! ' rent im one fiat vill Tey ge | f ‘ -— your own nt Mat hase Dates. cas s ay te fax “908. adway 1150, we PENKOSE Three rooms fh oer, 4 second ficor. "SOO: easy roe saitabbe for one or tWo farmiiies GF BASHFORD Main 1045 715 4 neotnat sts. ine > N BRAHW ST RNER ys GARI SLD. "AMI LY LAT give a big Yar. ae) > a “ot -roo 1 “ASO $° $13,000. Box at. ooumes, baths: waetniut at oP AL L, ON PARK FLAT iencea. e@] 43 bmir avy.. and % reoma, the bathe, Wate aha iardweod fie thre @ rapt. nost beaut i house in diatries Weil » one-half . rUN & Pad ENBRINCKHK HR 7 : . ‘oe = » ut root. ihe tat In F | 4 3-3 a - . . nac 6, inarbie BAS ‘ON . L.ee _ : ror eiec they ha ; - orice $4700 — - om ‘se ' ee kk ’ é r - ‘ t *Veeem fs ‘iy flat : . ; re S4200 $5000 i3-tnceh ‘wal! ee - P rel Stock b i + ard : Th og oer ipiul Wi lia ioubtie wall 4540 sucKy : ° : + ty re t a'r a. etal 7 J hHaldwin lug ui PAR K HiOME 6 $838 Sulliva rge, beautiful rooms, for Hiome Cemtort fur ent & and wuy jot 34x12. owner 4578 ‘Chou Gra! ' cted ition gae: no tu! WYR8TR. 40024 ryerl . (,i\¢Fr room ; ** Ti . " bis ‘bargain. on #000 MORTIS Mach ¢ “O.. 883 Cheethet am 4

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— a tinal * 5 out YS eae : rr te ~> (ee lalate a at dia ale Pa EY SERN? we a ey Swe dah 3) xr, tris I ee " . ~ = See Pee : : owe ; and Bungalows, Cottages, F lats, A partments, Residences For Sale Today. __ MATIC Pea Faseet.) POST-DISPATCH. MLS 2 OF ees eae , en Mlllimton cs Mad acti 2 : FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR R SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE _ ~~ fESIDENCES FOR SALE __._ RESIDENCES FOR SALE ___RESIDENCES FORSALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE P—$2650; RESIDENCE—Bargain; 2851 Russell; a mod- HOUSE—1901 Ferry st., gooi 8-room brick, 3 DYAS-SHELP HOUS + tea Lb gy coded uadiaveniantans ern 6-room residence, hot-water heat, tile sue ompton Heights Homes price $2600; will n make t terms . ea===—-- -FINE DOUBLE FLAT AI — SSS. Barage. Armesrons- “Trick | bath; a nice home; price $0609. Milton av.: @ rooms, hot water heat;| MOUND CITY TRUST CO.. Union and St : ces me. he -19 faniate a. Pyne S one bath, elea.} RE TY CO. «| ~“eedemen os usRaoaci a7 KOLLAS R. E. CO. 11 S Chestnut st... aos SY Geyer @v.. same as abo $9000, Route. _Forest_2200, Delmar 1109. . 4 RESIDENCE : ; = DWELLING—$8: fiouse— caahee beat | ; WELLING—¢ __B._A. BOK@®RN, 817 Fullerton Bide, S, OSS TSO See te ened. ; ey ee WES HI-POINTE BUNGALOW. ; $12,000 N sooms, two ty ag sleeping porch. HOUSE—Frame. 50-ft. t. front. | ee ; $8000. asin - 4402 NO y, | ms. oO sc i . — BEACTI "TIF UL pv ARDE VENER ‘Pr, HOME srith. camebgaess same Vee SH, S500 ee a / Seen ay paca Brick igs lling, eters an rooms, 14- bes a BOKERN, 617 Fullerton Bldg. : ble sink, electric fixtures ; ‘ pper creens, large i | @\ - ie ; 3. 3 St. inch walls, granitoid basement, marble "sink, A. aaa lee. Se ‘eatminster ; : etoast rent “$804; $8500,“ ® SS PME modern and well bullt: price $14,000. “°” | HOUSES Fog sale, or exchange: @-room | HOUSE —$3500 will buy a g-room “brick |electric. ‘copper gutters, uew paint; uo re DWELLING—se00 buys 8760 Westminster] gereened first-floor porch with sleeping porch eI 1821 CORA AV brick and =-room ee ake a Aut house, ~ ae, ndiana av.; ¢ cme = — = ed; price - A. | ing house; all in No. 1 order; will make | double 8 and bath, §& rooms, furnace, bath; low price. _electric; lot 60x125, 2234-2236 _Gaine st.(99)| bath; lot 25'x127'6"; Benton Park one | J._W. BURIAN, 4016 Chouteau_av. | termins: a regular bargain : above; granitoid laundry, fine fruit ¢ ‘éllar. 8888-40 zane av. ROK eleo,; rent TS ; $8800. 963 MILTON TE RESIDENCE—7-room brick; 2738 Russell av.;| block and half south; street made and | SOUTH SIDB HOMES ! OREON E & RG. SCOrT, ») Cheatnut. tile ie. a modern and lot 650x125; price $5500. Call Riverside ot pom cov get gaa: Ming By 2915 Allen av.; ¥8-room Dome; hot-water | 'R RESIDENC E—De. 2383 53 Page; large lot; “attrac- | — , - { £ ad . | y ; ; s 874W. 1 7 ° ae | heat; large sara tive home; hardwood. floors, eto.; a good 7 rooms, 40 Texas av., double 8 and bath, elea; | well built; a real ba . Of cit: Ke. | 4 ren 04; $10,000, 4148 WESTMINSTER PL. ; G41: Sark av.: 6-room. address P-31o, Post-Dispatch, 3968 mae eoewes room home; furnace heat; - 8-room: modern: low at ye aa lot 50x1 127; price only. DWELLING—8965 Russell av.; 2-story and | lerge gare a ony ARD L BAKEWELL, pen or nspec 10n bath stéam heat; Virginia av,, ble 4 and bath, 8731 WESTMINSTER Pl. On 1 x1 2 Chestnut st. mansard brick; 8 rooms, reception hall 4936 Southerland; 7-room home; best in }- RRS NW. fur. eles.) rent $1506; $12,500, 19 pooms. 2 baths; modern BM ins Se ick: | pantries; 4 rooms and bath on 2d floor an Sournemyte a a 416 _N._ Seventh at. . 4606 ENRIGHT AV. RESIDENCE—2000 Bk gone st.; 7-room brick:| 2 rooms on $d floor; hardwood floors| 39 958 lartford; 7-room home; hot-water | HOUSE—#2 19 Hilla av. ?-room brick; made | 500. to use for 2 families: 8 rooms down and 4. 8122- Y, b 8 rooms; price $4000: electric lights, bath. garage. eto. throughout; lot 81x121. For card of admis- | hea elec., urs: pene $1506; $12:000. 7a Fe 40xx BL. D. CARRU HERS, _3548 8S. Grand. av. sion eon rice, see pein nea: (ois doi Russell; 9-room home; hot-air fur-/| rooms up; lot 25x127; rents for $444 per at : $4000. HOUSH—8408 S. Spring av.. 4-r REMSBECHER-MEHRKENS-OTTENAD, nace : ‘i num; price $3300 2-53 Gasconade of* double 8 and bath, 50. lot 6560x147; big bargain. REMSBECHEN- 8757 §. Jefferson av. _ WALTER SCOTT a TT CO... _BALSON R. & B. CO., 5899 Delinar bl: (€7) | fur. elec. ; : : MEHRKENS- OTTEN: ‘QU. 875 7 S. Jefferson, RESIDENCB 522 »g Nottingham, Southamp- Olive OSV. BOD Che stnut. DW KLLING~ -$5000 Snares 4114 Delmar, a fine | | ——o, DYAS-SHELP, 107 'N. 9th at. ¥ RESIDENCE—Well-built frame; 5 rooms, ré- ton; setrictly modern; lot l125xw ft.; fe | 10-room housé; adapted for rooming house: | 208-206 Hichelberger 300: ‘$ rig B dog and ag 1239, ception hall and bath; 5042 Grace av.; OWnN-| rooms, hot-water heat, hardwood floors, cop- | _ BARGAIN RESIDENCE | convenient to cars; garage im rear; easy | bath. fur.. é6lec.; rent $1 HOUSES FOR BALD. _er_ lives in same. per screens, large sleeping porch: first-class | $933 HUMPHREY 8ST. | terms: make offer. ; TY IC —_ - y pee sessceresececses ceseee RESIDE NCE—Six-room brick: 4319 Wyoming garage; granitoid driveway; large chicker Six ome was ge ry electric; price! OREON E. & R. G. _SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. _| K ING S HIGHW AY 215-17 elberger, also 219- es also 225- sia) | BAB se osc scccccsce sees at. gas, bath, furnace; wired for electrici- | house; convenient cars, schools and church- | $00. 7 a good buy aes also 08. same as above 4228 : i ees - $4000, terms. Call owner, 2013 Park av. os: price none uaa payment $5000. Kale. | | gs PEDERER- -ARENDES | REALTY | an 3 able 1ll-room house; 70-foot ‘frontage; 1) imma- | || - & ‘ = > > 4 o Bevosen , s - pi one verside VOS. (Cc) € ‘ 26 r 91 diate possession: for « uick sale 12 3 Ohio av., double 8 and bath, eleo.; B20 DB osecevcaceceses 7,500 RESIDENCES rooms and bath, $2500; 1507 Te 7 D r. | : ° : pag FOOTE, «+0 00> vane | 3676 BLAINE AV. ‘ ? EDWARD L. BAKEWEL! | "‘ISS and 6 room flat; | {203 West pine. 12 rooms, 3 iinet anweme. | oleh aeeds Baber aoe eed tee ead at | MODERN 6-RUOM RESIDDNCB 308. 'F, DICKMANN R. B. 0O., 623 Chestnut. vely leat © baees, the eae Bartmer ev. “ax. | {| also chicken houses; Jot,75x150. This is an opportunity to purchase the electro Tight. furnace; ae cate te seems. 1 bate SS ee: See Wee D Sener | perfect condition; a sure bargain. _ R OO M RE ST DE N CEH! tures, furnace with instantaneous heater; | || hest class home in Hill Crest at less re than it would cost to § _MORRHIS AACH CO., 822 Chestnut st. 1 = 4 hardwood floors; possession June 15. | ulld today. Possession can be arranged. A pttture of this home is et . Prairie av. single 5 and 6 room | 5888 Clemens, 9 rooms, 2 baths: garage. - | i flat: screens, 10 sfaneieh light and gas, shades and N. w. cor. 8t. Andrew and Hunt roads, 6- Mfurnace, siectris Neat. modera home, price | OREON,_ E. & R. G. SCOTT, 300 Chestnut. I pn office. See us at once for price and appofeitment to inspect sama eames *7are See Lochens tor 0 b sent | 88150. PATHICK J REGAN KR. EC | 9-Room Residence _ HOT-WATER HEAT | HOME—T rooms, West End; now vacant: | rooms and n eleetrie light. ae ¢ $4500. If you are looking or a home, see ue about 702 Chestnut st. B74 | §6501 Kingsland court; has hardwood floors, “7s Page bl.; 7 beautiful rooms. recent | JOS. IF. DICKMANN REA IL ESTATE CO. aay Ca av., 5 rooms on Ist t floor, t | Shee, a HOUSE—38 fr poms oo: electrio lights, at~-| also p a Se Fears bO-ft. oat ar tile bath, Dutch dining room, with attic over) hall and finished atte. bath, electric fix- |. rehes “ye ao ane oS Hoors: 87'6"’x182'8"’; price CORNET & ZEIBIG, tic; lot 143; minutes’ 3 ri oo fom improved. . & vin See house; lot .f 45x125; raust be sold this! tures, ALBERT ae. re, “Ve A moo. 623 CHESTNUT T STREET. Both Phones, po vhs We ‘SRA © Jefferson av.. single 4 and 8 710 Chestnut st. downtown. we pe. Be. | HAASE REALTY CoO., 921 Chestnut st. _| CHRISTIAN BRINKOP RB. Main ain 8046. Cent tral 1144. 711 Chestnut at st. | | = | A REAL BARGAIN | x g19 Chestnut a. — | Re SIDHNCE—4350 Enright av.; 11 rooms, ! | ee ee ee Complete with furnace, electric light: es fioMrES—T —— = , cS—Terms to buye HOUSE—6110 Elizabeth av., 6-room frame, | ) Sou h side o kuk st. sy ¢ 8 and 8 room flat, 4280 Aubert av., 5 yous $1650, bath . electricity, furnace, attic; lot | Six-room frame, in excellent condition: ar- WEST furnace ‘heat. hardwood floors lst fioor; WEST . of t . , single 4 and 4 room fiat,| 6237 Suburban av., 5 oo mtisso _— 63x115; | ae "EDWARD L, BAKEWELL (PPL LLLP LPI e—— road. two ble , 8220 N. 23d st., 4 rooms; $18 J TILL. Agt., 207, 810 Chestnut st. _/lar; gas and electrio; marble sink; large! potmsms—Attached houses; 9 ms each;| 118 N. 7th sat. "Olive 6585 i 3750. | — eeote 8 and 8 room flat, 8530 Commonwealth av., res = SIDEN CE 3300 block Humphrey | sst. 'barn, chicken house; lot 650x128; streets and | terms; geod Investm nt. Box P- P-353, P.-D, | RESIDENCE--736 Aubert av.: 9 en ff Albert i id Terry i %, * Price Has Not Been Raised ” of Forest Pa alley made: owner leav! it j wit wae th bark : reacts Wan ete arter av. s; $3500. water begt. etc, 1 rooms. reception hall, hot | alle 00. 8712 Michigan 4 city, will sacrifice | SESipHNCE—7 rooms, bath, gas and elec- | steam heat, fixtures: early possession: easy B86] DEI. MAR AV. og then ter heat, etc.; = ay office. ; $ GAR RUTHERS, 354 “. rand av. | RE IVE” bath, fu — te eees ees . 4 ; oa ery st., sin le 4 and 5 room Yiat, 24 Scanian pl., 7 See | coemes of Henrietta and Pennsylvania; 2936) HOUSK—# rooms: 7h ») Page , and Bradford; HOME— New, tn Ames pl.. 6687 Waterman james OLIVE ST . ] i a a id | Panged for one or two fami] ies; cemented cel- a ee Fountain av., 8 rooms, furnace, bath; poy. price. 8 b ful "st & J. M. O’RHILLY, 728 Chestnut st. ‘and 2968 Henrietta; a great bargain. nO ao- r uth; @ bargain if sold at onde. eautiful rooms and sleeping porch; roo ma, bath. o geswses 250 ; . la av., sin le % and 8 reom flat, 5020 Einrigh g + $5500. G. = ——- ifful 7. | count of poor health the owne r is compelled as S . heat; hasdwaeh floors, hot-water heat, large ltv- est ign ommes Bon CK REAI -. 7 = ply: at Hi-Poit : nright av., 5 rooms; 9x Switunia—sTa Accomas st., beautiful 7- 40°); f DWELLING—Nine rooms, hot-water hea ing room; just being completed; lot 140 ‘TY ¥en | . ‘with bath, oi SMLD FLA 6689 Bart 4,10 rooms, hot-water/ room brick; everything modern; both the Other: ‘they a ake” Be Hn price |,bullt_for home; 6007 Cates. Cabegy 1533. | 10 20-root paved alley: immediate possession. A BE A U Te IFY 1? H Skink d genet Ca yin > gee “2 ¥ flats of 4 rooms 248 West Pine mm " 10 rooms acne phones and Central 6395. Nicholas Martin, and terms my al ut right. y : af gr "oie oiener eid Beit ; | today Me ANKE REAL ESTATE CO Card of Admission and Informa- | W OME. Inker an eac th: thorough re air: THO0. . — a | P. 107 N. Sth at. furnace, electric, UW; Oo 241 at , &- DNEY 8 ‘one room aw iling fu n \. fi . Sixx Westminster D eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee rooms, with tile bathrooms, a light, | the right p . os K- a6. Post-D is. dining room, garage; bargain. Room 307 Eight rooms: excellent 5. 2 baths; mont 272. . (C2) eativ contains Sasa. Ph ng a 5 Ra acl eee 413 Wainwri HOUSE—5Si41 Minerva; 8 rooms, siate we payment, balance monthly. 5089 ONG BV. oscecceseseseseseres f 5919 E ] A v 4tze Vv. ait, heat; rents $1620 per an RESIDENCE—Dandy 7 rooms with furnace, ISS S a n_B! ace, can be arranged f iat oe ‘Taylor av., 4-family flat. having are, x. bargain. | HOUSH—6274 Wilsor. av., 6-room frame; m weroT BATES BT. garage for 2 machines; newly sesh an’ | OREGN BE. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut, bare Washington av. eeeeccescocooose bate and electri on Ist floor and 5 rooms —F 24 floor; a a TCKMA Chestnut. b . : 5750 (9) ath, gas, electricity, furnace; lot 656x100; Eight rooms: just being repatred; bath. decorated; price $57 : ‘ sewer eeeereeeeeee e RUNS Re ei re $8000. furnace; can be bought right. 1 RESIDENCE—1269 Hodiamont, 6 rooms, | ape gp gg he wants pom my soa. | £814 4814 }indall i Phone——Bent KT ti ce on er ges ~ as ith us. W garage; $2700. es -. ae: x & KUNZ R =e ash buyers. a Wel Te ie Amt, Bit, one Chestnuts. 8893 HARTFORD ST. | dats furnace, clestrig, Geena chicken | orn lot 942200: right opposite beautiful For- | Coss GLOMONS AV. ..ececseereeseerers T0.0NH Possession at ogee Broad ae have cash wpe. RIDGE AGENCY Or brick; fi Seven rooms; furn tile bath; good | $4 - 7 MB , RESIDENCB—4035 egon av. rick; lve ace, tlle con-| house; $4500 est Park; insures its perpetual value; the 8706 Olive st. Nice 8-room residence with . —— __Both phones. 8318 Meramec st, bath; all im rovements: rice $8500, | dition; pace 7000. room r l t is le M4 eR no eet a el ; nace; jot 15 25 Z ; Vi SI rooms, bath; DOEHFL In RR CO FE RER-ARENDES REALTY Co.. HOUSES—Two- “family Bouse and 8-room ocation unexcelled and will sell the 4722 McPher#on i, soconteanaesnennes 000 lo Ox259; price $87 * i maed 4 es iol ANE & FRANKE, 1008 Chestnut st, | Pernod. For price and card of admission, b 1389) Com ANSTRATH, any tua EB hey t ton re echt Water heat, large ‘gar like | ne-story frame house of 3 rooms; lot 202 conveniences; price $6500. er screens, porch across the front owner says sell; ption hall, iti oe $11 if interest tot ouse; this is a . one an Se oe bath, fu Sica ete. ; lot StxiQe: price + Boo | ifor 2 werent, © hines are eS Jai Ah fot a aE zs = Beaut! Y ; card. on stone-front residence, a Ave Sai PUR, | a, — ee ; residence; bath, elec fixtures. new fur- Rea ty Co. = | 586) f Hal water heat, - 4 ~ C2 — stone front, 831 ; 50 large garage; asking $6000; wan iti LTENBERGER 24 _N. 8th et, 6657. es ee RESIDENCE—$570__b modern 9- ive RBS E— West End district, | “Sy apy Sg - ce. jock St this house and act t. dutok. ag o bath as Gnished attic; hard-| | This gonetating NM, Publie Adm brick. lot 27x205; rent $360; Ne nia; excell =roomn 1748T, - ay ates, Seat, : tne for or residence wa wey wate me ay > oo son; Sorek, reoms; vacant, $780 143 Map) a3 one front: 12 roome and ba rioe a “SREN- NR. CO., 722 Ch in ‘the rear} m bargaini | ticulare at Sfdome, cenurets house: hot-wat ;| HOUSES am ; 8 roome; hard- 59 are a fine home on reer =e ~ bric X ete. Bias Office, 8114 8. Grand. ARD i18 Ne Beventh wt. af 3688 ero162 Kensington, 9 rooms, wood floors. tile bath: exosllent condition, “13 MINERVA AV, ‘4 utifel streéts-—an N. w, cor. Four n and Olive rooms, bath, electric, hot-water heat bry 33. Branch of RESIDENOb—4027. Enrigh 7 rooms : ¢ ¢: lot 50x140: see us for price and card Jos. ¥.DICKMANN, RB. CO., 628 “Chestnut, od condition; ce adi, * Sales Dept. will show On ToHN G RETHE Olive 56: 318 N, Seventh st. possession tn ami “ga WALTON PLACE Immediate Possesion ( Given ission at once, DOERFLINGER 'R. R00 ig AEICS, S000. | Bales Der It how. 2; CO., 608, | ee ; st Dwellers ‘nd Ot ys: 4 hardwood floors, 4528 MA iuelta d avenue 2-story bri ble oné-story brick building, 4 rooms. Seven rooms; hardwood floors, two bathe;; hardwood floo ths: s BO fee ; pm . ra. 2 tile ba nt; | those whe are i eally im earnest about getting; te @ to you th r F Satenhet ae prting| Seottiet os Zoe) led Pred 9-Room Residence Mi wear? : ear forever. 0 ; , Page dl. 7 ms bath. nace, cemented cellar; ¢ ry ‘And finished attio brick flat of N- Bok S27 Baston, | af MEL F R. H, 09., 6721 8. Brosdw G12), 8. preedway. Pry. in 74 Ch va CENCE bona Vv 10 “Bard- | $14,000, LKBR INV will ‘submit otfer ony acyl aa CENTRAL RESIDHENCE—00 Tied’ tes 4 bee | floors 2 Boy —_——_— | i ht Bldg. Ol CHAS, H. WENGLER, 717% Chestnut st. Bee Philip H. Lenz & & Son Ww. z be ay mone Ne ee eee ei it 8: ber ~ : SIDE NCE—4607 Enri right: lo 8117 lia A. ORERN, 817 Fullerton Bldg. FB eg Sn residence of 3 rooms, bath, on EEE Vernon; 9 rooma_hot- T;_ modern. 7-room brick; EN Modern; bargain; 7 Cali- | orated: will iDselt ate > b.-, 4 end new! = water hardwood floors; very dGesir- ace, slate roof; garage; 29.9°'x150; price ae gi1 Whanwctane Bigg s wee 8 7 rooms and bath; hot-water heat culars "| able; low m ce. , - | RN PECHT 312 N. st EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER, §17 Chestnut. = : : Forest . BA GRO & 5 Th ou are looking for 3901 anv est Pine Bl. a We will se)] by 0 | ’ ESIDDNCE—2816 Walnut i= Re ESTATE OO., 1188 2 3630 S. Grand re gy Rae a ga ae inttas Olive, Bd floor west. | wood re; hot-water heat, garage; oi Sesdia former hom ; . 4916A Washin a heeweter. eat, sans +i ~- 1 i floors Cay j - od 7 th, for 2 ta aleatiioss turnnce: ‘close te SENG NCb—#18 Garzi , ferms heat, ‘ad a b fine lot Very desirable; in eninand Par- > a’ cep cond | ot cent ae only. ‘THO AS F. PrCHAN, tote + » Offering @ great ak cn ARRI PALTY C ES H—27 Armand 0pl.; Olive 555. price §7 m b a | “ Sidne 2. ane os ig bath owner DWARD le BA my Baka ise; Bigpt.roo iy elpctrje fs bath. > yi ta hood. Hose & ont: B card only. Pri . ysify rooms a firs 8 . poas ess; efferson and Gravois. BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE Olive B55. 178 as Seven enth bo YOU KNOW that I bh th be ers: f Ra B hav ore, no TRAN: R 3 rig fixtures, fine ges Be = na dlesuing paren weco na flee rt AP De mm furnace heated house: sei bath. tafe REMIDENCE— CH—Hickory st., 60x1B0. with —e GNOLIA AV. HOUSE—Elegant, 12 rooms; water = moet practical plan for home the Dest and most intatestin avg $100 bul! ne pr £7 terrae inel ile ee # Siifornia red wood s! at avenue; two cant of west of n fond floor,| toilet, 6 rooms; also stable for 3 wonderful co = | virtually Gas avenues: will wake terme, des tale at | Boe abe w nt lot included; free b a for tea ohne wil den : oT Sew oe ee ee a gy BB moe = oh ty City ection: ; 4038-40 Nore Market Bt. OENTRA h, gas, furnace; lot has a ait IOWA AV $2050 Fit ullt and modern electric P " rick in rear; price $4850; a dmission 7 . ' rt on wel neigh you be amazed when you dis- hot-water heater; lot B5x1@2: $6000 —-# Bale at east door + as raat He sto %, &ro0m yok Py card.only. lot “Bani 25. ge Eg OREON E E._& a = Real Lovelogusent Onn Baris | neighbors you can be given guch easy terms | close deal. See owner on premises. SPMOin, Wednesday, } rice. | etc.; street y alley; terms; ty and KAMP, 216 ‘Wainwright Bldg. Olive £242, pow'y ainted; vacant June 10. . *| HO a ows beautiful 8-room:| Bide., 816 Olive at. on this W y. Irwin, after ; LAND A Wr immediate Gc. Young Men 4p, m. and Mall next week, Maryland PARK VIEW HOME . ‘¢ won. N DOCKERY_& SON, RESIDENCE—My utiful residence, ROLANL _WISB, 712 Choatnut, Cen_ 6331, ar tly mi modern: rf 2 {> 1025 Chestnut st, Co sion; pric ae : mal fife . rather as a rep ote Bea room, _ Ope xin, Tomer, Grove Hetgnts: hargwoos ae 7-Room South Side Residence |_KINS. Of Internatio ebody else, or buy a BSID Westminster | with Sonam fe ay gy n for inspection 6-ROOM RESIDENCE, $2500 sale’ wanted; moving away. Box R-213,|_ Oak ik floors, eplaces, butler’s pantry, ev- | RESIDENCE—4452 io rr ? Rents moreasing every . pl: “1 room, bathe: i. mr. 6200 Per- | absolutely tue Pm. Terms. cash. rard av.; has electric Yeht, gran- | Post-Dispatch. tas day; 50-foot 1 roof, SUrnACe, | L.. mt. Cioap, ot; Toeirracant 4 3 our orease @| shing av. ae room house, al ing | Pathak REAL : 7 2g Beis: EE “Be RES 7 ee: Sea meme ‘teed G16 Kingsbury bi, | eee. q CHILTON ATKINS : - erms. 6417 ic __{C EDERER- ARD BS Riva -. ~ @ fine Ha "have accepted = roposit! } st ay lot. y proved; do z a 1 NCE—2745 Shenandoah dv. : = formas, gt RESIDENCE—O181 ington mar resemates if to. th abr ns of won onderful homes (no two alike) now 4808 Forest Par kk Blvd. is half acre. 25x140; f . fixtures: Hodiamort - oooup insuring finest kind of Flot-water heat; : e "arive, age; everythi ; {DENCD—7 naition: s Seata ot $050004 g ee in; ry bi., “Tz & SON REALTY lawn; aRastes Cotween 2 streets; must pond! ocated at 4148 —s an 3S aaet | om aan i Hit welnwright Bidg, Siler “at.” Cibb southe’ Balictorseiee 8 FULIus HALLER REALTY CO., 18 N, 8th, | DWELLING $4500 buys 4101 ot re hone a water beat, Reece hose Sous tet) §©=Home West, $10, 500 e A. A. SELK ion a - Au tic 6028 Clemens Avenue 4 eee , wv 1) 9 fonea, Da ealty ig | —-—«_:- 8816, BE18 and Cora av.; th (c99 LIVE IN ONB H a exceptional mo eng ni ‘ iy nopaeds entown, ene RESIDENCE—Oh where oh where, can - 8868-07-59 Find av B Or AER. TWD RE ae eee Se pots Hop Bite ae bees, «,.™' sr SELL 1 ig a : aaa ths Rance of General ac between Mar oat H buy today, 6-room house oe, cocner lot, Bor t a pitts ye Rng DWRLUING—1008 | N. + T. u taal, Ye “e ty RES CES. aki datlt home of 10 rooms and fine 4 De «i to . nadie, "8 - a Be per month; a trai Yooatiens rente $185 |”, Mc t Oxtais t “orice, $8000. room. babs Firpaor Beet) available in this 2 iii enas er det” Rabe ve ato re | Rn tid baapapent,_seredme; tae Wink oe MTs, hots. Hen nee PKRANE & FRANKE .1008 Chestnut at. | POF MODEB: Brice » $10.80. ® N. Tth at. 122 rut et. *"Malg $878, B.A. o . arrere kat wnat Bi hy Chestaw aot font ee ‘ : 9 roome; RESIDENCE —Wonterta oot — en ~vKT a NE Tueime a ; =. Jes ; f. terms ce $8000; rooms NON. RESIDENT fe ie RIDGE pUAT at $1200. Hu & estn DWELLING—8144 Mi story brick, Alata ‘ 2- | is; modern 7 rooms, reception “thal ath: hot-wa Tower Grove Heights Residence irne teal argain: ha Oogse8. a rooms; gh 4 50x2 ‘ 7 re! acm 8841 AR ; bach 5; B: vacant; tor, jnapection. Phone r. Karr rr, with Anxious to make iramediate sale s "Ky POR two car heat; lot 30x125. For issi BAP BLEEP LLL eee us. RB | pao a st. 82 Chestnut st, room houses on northeast corner «a . S| sNtiH ON NG 8ST. wood floors, tile bath; ee and ange a st. Ewing ayvs.; two q fronting on Park ev, a8 PoOMe. bath furnace Seven eneelient ye RR and oonstruction; owner | RESIDENCE—4069 ‘ 3 - tile bath, electri AVENUE ee Hone on Ewing PAACH CO. "TRDERER-ARENDES rage; ail in. firet- ads hondition. vb RESIDEN , Vim FUTURE OY . ar a 3 m ’ . ASS HELP, 107 N. Oth Sg BESTA MAROES Bore oo | mee al eecns 107 minal otal 0. roots ¢ bathe; et wetee ea 3 a ace ‘W HOUSE BARGAIN ©& Box or ERFUL IN . HOUSH—6336 Cubans 16-room || and | ly. Immediate Psssession, Residence | shingle Me 4 sleeping porch: | ™°™* "EDWARD ‘1. BARHWELI. 4566 ENRIGHT a .. late : — . r¢ BS ‘ ° rand Av. forest 7 or appein t to inspec ouse, Pri eet F Red that you can buy wn a > teed a. s ’ 2% poms, | path, hot- (80) RESIDE NCH—9058_ Ma rcus a thaian Porned 8 rath oe _— =. brick construction ~~ tome in (" athe a rin fat ous foe, et wees heat, brick rutterin spouting, | RESIDE ae ington; 7 rooms, very Wey Dullt: jot SSxi26) MORRIS AACH R Shestast gt. | beth and be ha very mood — gag pts . 8667 nald. sit. ! 18, ‘Chestnut - gst; forma, Da ca electric, ae ke co. ae an4 #@*. eT END Bifeatd This te « aren 4 — “a » 4 Pak. and ts OUSE 155 Burgen. 3 roo bath: lot —— iis 2200, Delmar ton OLDMAN REACTY CO., T22 Chestag aa . oy Nix? ‘a oa ulierton * a @ dandy 8-room: |} Cact] A WARN & SP Tth st. _ | HOUS BS-at0 jouble t 731 Lem a : astleman Av. Home For Sale pARNGROVE | OREST PARK BO ARD gee th App! ) Mona Pi “EDW RD Ll, BAKEWELL, an 4 larne recep yan f, fHoer, 4 ro 7 ; $400, end'"turnace, See 1481 Tern- Residence at a Sacrifice ~ ; 4124 W EST t:; 8 rooms up and 8 rooms 1 set Olive SN. and pd oor: Anished ome OKERN, 817 ie ne Bd fon ante * 8 ane * , 7m Gary brick vesiden pxory st. nie i; can a y sbought at a LENG $9500 buys 6603 _Bartmer ay. 20 "vores Park m2 Sten gone bath separate Bt In ® machines, - : * hot water he t 4 fl "gy at o rooms oor; — {ine rvyr a bathe, Serene: entire M . . 628 Chestoue. pif i bieck: oueaae te fe rear: aad = SORT: brick carne. wi PHILIP H. LENZ @ SON RE a _ oeumntenton br core 3! ' A BSID 1 ; room, oot lot . ; " ain. aL ~ Gra A u ; » rorgiat wy of | coo Nah SIS iB BRT, on soni Pa a ee ccnciones AY 2 Fie 7 i826 Viet re até ‘ ee \ — , , rooms, 2 families; rent $240 per year cure » 8 rooms and bath each; | >=. Slendon pl., corner E di era 2 sseaston Well-butty fix eto; a big bar-| “chickens. grapes. fruit Yoo & , Anny Ae price fie McMENAMY, 8541 Basten « io-bi0s Cabenne 8 ws é chickens, stapes, fruit, Yeo 8." Orand, i lop : SEMI-BUNGALOW- man, Se epics $12,006; south “ines ait Attractive Fee nes 1 : : 7 convenien af ee m at GS, brPegoeliant : ea . ’ needs j v. i'd e. ~ ra see th. orth lot 419x100. hn oy tater toe ly swsee 3x price; ‘, ie en . : "ter reve tie towater be } W ashington. rath a ca as! De ivervilie ar. « i pny tal Al a Yahi ty 23h woth ys jew. Fhe i nn eS ee i

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I ee oes ef ts, Prignyt, an {*] “ — “6 : 3 fla Tete at “sthe ( ke rs brag e ‘ana g it teat H = 7.200 H F est fF lock ayto | SE a ubme oe ter KI — of ots cg N ; Ument sirable you sia 1 " Foi ee ‘ ee ALT tor at lec- bee ae est a : Soro 2 bri ited ‘ce! cet. . ‘ SNE and imy a... ners am bath, ach: jot a are of as atle 130; Bare Hotta payne ittle ay ON P's~ {AN' sig! OF mor i 4 u 4 SE _ omen. 7 le Ci ._} 4 Se ( VAN “cold "we p Ch Y u x ve » At hey 0a _ $8 av or Ck b> a ' a: ge nilt i ny te r , int np rt i fa le ou at a ° he. tr \ ce ; s: ck 9 2 ; ~ nN w ? E Di \N ‘on: ed ns j i ut. 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Sa dwi rue o . eth Pp see AN nt 1EN HSS = : yO ~ ex or end | () iac 4 ad s. 4, “0 rn Pit F |G MAC SD 6 - a ac - rke g: ‘ : ld. a Vf 7 Mow rry Tc ee urming Ss Co. ne , phone = SE at re m3 5 D rr Ra nha: Th 222 2211. Y oar a) Ai rth am. T "a Ike 7 dc ay = ne A op L : Dp wi NT s NT ‘ Pi ad 4 oO tra i196 A 1 . » ] i R rt F = A » es e “ .e | ° 7 I ) of) Mh . oh ne @ ‘ : , ® m O! r On = 4 Bn |? ‘ OT is price Is r ¥ 1} } “ I — I yr} ~ (0) t . d I r s ey alia, } 3 t 1 tame i ~ Wid b- y. Grand 1 me f Dead rv ao = H cert m r Jump Fe Bie MCX ba t HOU nae « —-~ aN’ iP _ Call ; « . ant AN 1 cont et, on uring “bln ' = PACT ul . at et A ann 3 en m, az ) 5. \ Ty rn ’ ak z yst-1) rift so roer healt h Hi RSES- I aor es ras Outi fit: S Pp vork rah ARGON -And ‘pate ee reap 5 Oo =~ ‘oO sae R-PLAS PS st, pate ‘Bo “— ; pa ts derek he fie parte “ae a Tie ut, omens rT apes AR Swen Sn Sy ne in| pn oe at fos cmt, resin 100 Sota “ ees ih ares “hires Fern Af ~ t ) with Pe mee offerin 7 _ sna = ar Py... 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Ss at ILs Sun ° abo tive ~ xtur cash lamp. " ite own. ee 8 = and pood senred, —y aa a ae nt yon . krodt rg RCE le Fen B ; r = . , b ‘ing] he pote © ror it , oa K ; A — l a it ra I CRE ; S I it ea r : conditi od 414 2 rb ne ' — ~ ‘t, ee : n wl hb r “4 8; : OTE 110, | chsinee Heol oe ee tains = eae = OF, =¥ JST. as ne rea tion aa ; ii on _Com ft o) H re I onl gon. 25 ws eh ; Ne Ox ‘: ‘igige r Zz ft an v fat are E al ~— 6 to $10 Bar: bal} d 4 stone ae R , ; K hide ] " H{ id fix ' - Mm - ‘ E bs It Cn at K a. ax YN) & 17 Roa OR ' a | Nn: i2) Lip en, hine pu @ .¥ ari \ Ss ps es Tt re ir ur e Ti w it ll | x =. . nie. 9 $100. es » } oe foine E> {c) 4 fe ‘Bre Din bal : tur \ , a s ag . anise roe hd on 5 iT KY , = en Neer a ae t Into, wa f done a s ¢ mais ont Is . . ame rie “Het ee ao, dn ishe loce one - ons ona : her eee . Ld. o15 ae ue aie h mt Pouch of all _ 8 IOLLN —— eae ny : “as lach: , bh: "mhaer d uy i le? +. ~ 150 - eg rand Otis ‘ aE. j i ae Hop Kz patel m Ve na re 4 s = ft — peddi is “sing 62 AGON- — ora ec — an. Bri ~ s ood Vie ne vy oan o} a. aa - heap a ea meri y; ly " ake Win belo “On Bes art IRE ne = oa me oie AL, ust | iO n. as nd sma . 3413 —_ ie) te rat ~~ _porses. irs Ain aa. bate at al 8 hes w Wy i news, a: es, 7 Cig sin ) t a tk ie ; Rais a ea) we er’ 7 i Ad, \V o 2 Sir flea © . ( —4 poet f Pets n - a: © As | mh ina id $30 R108," \ ft i 4 — as ‘ rsi or Uv Ae ger K fed) oO: = = rn } ) a. ag 4. ue ar : ‘ : wi ta! pA } ing rr wai . : - ly ar ' aa - 1997 zn as 4 . , cs | ay! — Pe U satan: Res “810 buy NS Sor re = ving a oe lions ee = Rl - ten ath oe | ae tt ~ ~~ 2 a = | A" Sree myiy ga =a "ane f ¥ de! a Ao song es or | = a sed fee. ati coe SSOR 0 i ras stinat —— nee die nd “t Loui ——" new: W AO M shoe ~ pias ts x 430 — n- ‘abl Pract ter pow —" -£ r¢ Soe - elive oo South bh» a 2 teat Di a up in er ft 31, kX a ¥ i} - " a) at 7 4 mtr it. - yg ric a s oI wis ‘ e re - a iN ate } a. fe Z a ww, i — clean me “ a mon nee rity aA =. n tay _— ey: i A} oven . ST : k il ne ST u “to. . 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Sul ss - o he day A a 4 as ma lel — yi }’ 1A KE rR —~ ~otle SST a Bri b i on pa r 4x on } _ tank, | HO ~~g i Ss ; : Aes — 840. ‘ An ; : sgl \ horse ¥ el aut a , kd ' in ian? and aot a ft n DP t a cre pecs ! +t ‘able Ye lacks, 7 rend: | = Mad ar ree ow sone | P ady pane * + | Beh ul de i c mp ihe a 0 ~ ! | a d aoe y oy $200 i ns v Pportun Te it , = ' Pk po 23 ~- ' » we oon e saa — SE ay on su d on ‘as “A ane fl § “ : ees § ed mi w rhea HORS: ~~ 7 aio ons —_ double . And tes RSE K hee site anne. | Ae ae oat _ a. onty. hi ‘ r! A} ] on: tse u ¢ ” ' . ; og ; he } “ior SF ie su .or hi r- ' So j e } r wo en 4 - Rey cau . a | Joma E " gr “@ 4 “i ha . Hons " « asan a. fo ja r= ~“ i | nai aos _ rT — , o am - = ~ - > ~ ‘and Part a e ont nin fo . ou: | iORS Gray. Ny edie a . 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Us uy “Fo a LE De . | a rrr ee TA gr “sens ané «a oe A t . rer ad Del. i _ and | ' [ew 4 wae we ne ” RY iy _ Phe ae 28067, ) ; 1 E. 2 — 12 ith .—1 oe t ¥ | Veloce | ~ aes eae at ae a ; oe oa - . —M Tha oe ir 7 a, vt ja: ~ rwt vr . t (eas | | era OBa v SOR 4 ae ¢? s. a x r al PLATER Cait or tr -~ ‘ aay ¢ 10 Olive ‘ee sit re ssi, bh. | ae ae oF as = ‘ = : —_ ° _ 3% * “ oO a : eo +4 vieiin hans ' Pie A vs F ce ee, live ee er nat cori’ ‘ man 4207 ma ee Ter 2 aoe — aa i ota ™mH A w fod a. nee NW ve : ‘ . -* : ’ } x ~~ Tene m ; — ; rons re Awe Mar On " ert ple — ~ 1 al : aa tGe a — sane or on i< +94 a , ees ont =

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| SUNDAY. ae 250 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale Ads in these sealadianin Sidon | ; MAY 16, 1920: POST- DISPATCH. M | ANIMALS ANIMALS POULTRY AND BIRDS USICAL ~ MUSICAL MUSICAL oe Os eS PPB BP PBPBAPD LPI LD Ll Pe ddd add POLLO L a ala lel an ae ee PLE BOOP “~ | oe ¢ Si i, pie GJ a a OBO BBB BBL BL LODO PAB OPO DPD DPA ew | LEGHORN Ba iDsy7 4 hei ~—™ OO OP ayy Hy ANEOUS _PIANOS AND ORGANS TALKING MACHINES _ WANTED RABBITS | nine eeteeneeeienl Lettieri > | BS 00,000 chicks for, March, April, M ; POPP PPLE Pre teeta PAPAL PBA OOOO ~~ ai i f mi PES wis. Grows, but not old: mate Aire- | BEVGIAN HARES—18; $7 tor lot. J. Sorer, each, or $44 pair; we ship everywhere. Na- ines W aliston 1 ® : 2. enn ANCS AND ORGANS pt Asti. er y Wood ‘tet P OE . pang te 875 MONKEYS—Babte, 6 to 12 months old, $22.85 | EG ¢. browp leghorn: $1.50 per Pe S Jane delivery r 00 e - o | aie =p mont) , ’ Ween cee ‘pStmar 8 ” esate cheap. | in-the-siot: electric: thoroughly overhauled; * oak: fee tok on Mi bound like new: terms. aoeis w re i Catany en — get tional Pet Shop, 8111-13 Olive st. (c09) | EGGS—R. c. bréwn leghorn, $1.25 for 15, at Orpingtone, sSenurens, 35 an unusual bargain for $450. Kleekamp Piano Co. . 6121-23 5, Grand, (cS) » HOUND W'tu.-- Prefer female re ady to breed. BELGIAN HARES -2° does W ith Jitters; 1) SANWwWY G a * 3045 line- | 1718 Cora av. Delmar ‘8252. (C9) Fei conas, Leghorns, Light Brahmas ead 3 PIA ANO—Maehogeny upright; cheap. 6428 SMITH-REIS PIANO CO., 1005 Olive st. BRUNSWICK—Beautiful cabinet machine Box 327 Lexington, Ky. bug ‘K_and doe: make offer. 4475 Lee. NANNY GOAT—Young; $10." Arling ets — NEY -aanamee “| Langshans. We have Tt. Reber pl __.. | PIANOS-—-Guaranteed upright. used: $y 0 | : used for ‘demonstrating: sell at a bargain. | PUPS Wtd.—RBeagle. bene Sidney € , 6a s8 i. BELGIAN HARES— EF Flemish white and black | - an new Ne —— at W a egt — orn; Ferris — ne 50) Be the last.three years to 44 STATES , PLAYER- PIANO—88- note, 2708A Indi-/| up; 20 days’ trial; out-of-town buyers write; SHATTINGER MUSIC ¢ ‘O., 910 Olive. (cb) PUPS Wtd.—o! any ved or kind; state} —#!ants. mixed 50c up. Smith, 5010 Wren. | ~~ And shoats. 4750 Hamburger ev. J. sottioan’ oni4 » ep, = — eo, Bate Qulleaes a Ly PIANG—Boastitai upright h ; am Suchen feet Lane Nl pag Mg po | BRUNSWIC ae Sicentton: ond on the | mone = Ene: ie A 27 Post-Dis. con | mec st 060 Semple F and Cae, Poet ) VS-—Four sows, all bred, igs, . shoats, HENS—J00_ brown Ieghorns, laying, $1.25 a, ee. Fi a 3632 , “ie madd 8 (eo) ol records: “$40; ‘how, inv that : plays Edison | «Write Missour! Squa highest prices paid. TT HITE Aw Semple. Forest 4% C) on ale: good stock. t Ha‘ ek. and 1.40; sitting hens. * 4431 Grav Peg ataing mr. | quab Co., St. Louls. (c62) $k AGIA) N HARES. And- Fiem ish xiants, rl’; } 1 and Lac lede rua., Webster HE N S100 brown ieghorn hens, laying, a Miller Poultry Farm « “ ¥ - PCO Tic I others Vv 1Ol y iS ) eo . ‘ S > ; moving GA BLE R é& BR mahogany case; 6 ig it reco gs Victo and u a V neéeuié Wi) 2 b can jes. - ppl ts 72 Bi from 7: up, CUD. _O448 Wells S ay. _| Groves, ay ae $1. 7% a i $1 50, setting hens. __ 44 31 Gravois. ts ~ ox 6 I aster, . i STRINGS A bargain. 1821 N. Ba- ly used upright: fesey keys, action ‘perfect ;| noise; $200 style, $125; terms; open 5Sun- St M BELGIAN HAI - PIANO—Up ight; che 5975 Cote Brii ROY S vine ah us That G op enemy All Its | ays. sos Oe: | orn Benme City, Mo, {c99) ni loving: serena ete, oe oe SPRING LAMBS—2._50@l_ Ridge ev, HE s— Brown and chicks, and house, 4550 r cheap. . ‘'S (The House at Guarantees in Slight! used, | CAVI nah ES __» a uuire 4: | GUIENA PIGS—Sacrifice eale of thorough. | _ North Market. BABY | CHICKS Roar eee ee ae sg fa 7 : . —~ x . Cal... Olive ASO—U ao ee SOREIOR; | LEHMAN PIANO CO., 1107 Olive.(3) | ,price: | & © ve j siescenieetnmnintnnes i | WANUALO—The player-piano “ehas is all but : 7 7, owia: h : breds. Black English. Krentz, 11 j}23 NB W ZE ALAND a1 and Belgi ha y | eee ~~~ | ROOSTER-—Brown leghorn. Call any time. | : an GRAPHOPHONE—Victrola style; mahogany: | yiinnesota. bits, all for $15: call Susiay. melo ye > ee. BABY CHICKS 4528 Ashions av. | 20 S. Broadway. (ch oO PIGEONS AND PET BIRDS —|8 Gull re *. and na ~~ PO ale ee —__- a ah > ’ 4 Page. versity i ' — i : i as > > = y ° ANT I inois. ive ss tsR-a-Wrt ‘ : : , . ee - BABY CHICKS—All varieties 8457 Tilinots, | ROOST! 1ite leghorn; year old; ine | cana 1ES— . “5 u Fe Paget NO—Electric; Wurlitzer; must sell; OTHE BALDWIN PIANO Ne hana | laboratory wo -| RAR 3— Ma an, ‘ S | ke offer. 4 4104 Easton. 1111 Olive st. (c99) ,GRAPHOPHONE—Like new; cabinet style; | Baw get A ng yg OF obit | aie Ts —Cheap. 1626 Semple. | BABY CHICKS—4311 Linton, _Stock; chpap. 2211 Chouteau, feeds, remedies and | the Kron chapel, 2 ijO—F in: must peli: leaving city USED MUSIO ROLLS. 150 TO 60C. | cheap. Ae oe 11 o'clock Sunday wssioa How to Raise Free, Cavies Distributing i= ABIL S—Cheap. - 2710 Baldwin. 'BARY CHICKS—Heavy mixed buff rocks, SETTING ‘©GGS—-Buff leghorn, now $2.25 “= supplies, 416-1 a _ ntl St. Peter's SA Letin. ; : ; s This selection contains many of the latest. ine oe eaten 7 r alti Co., 3134 Grand av. Kansas City, Mo. (cf) RABBITS—White: 500 up, 4902A Easton ' white leghorns (Baron strain). 2746 ag. Pe oan tS vetting. -Also hens. $218 Portis "ANARIES Wtd Will 7 te be i mpornes. . numbers, both ular and classical; also PHONOGRA —Portable; goo con on; | oth BLT: : ; | BARY CHICKB—$z 4a Bt oad (ce) ms Pay 75e for fama’ mame, NO. «)). - es i and two plano stools. b-.- tens on we low ae toe oy “ant bargain: $6; Sunday. 2339 Geyer, _ ek re AND CATS ya | EIA B. win or trade .What have; “a mi ie ri dozen. oie 461 SITTING HE NS But “Tcahacan, S138. Boas | si, ab Can ae jm ful li song. Write =. THE BALDWIN PIANO CO., 1111 Olive st. iH _ 8 . bar- ee ae ee ee . me a ee Big Bend rd faplewood. o_Bt. louis. * gal i ee O--Starr walnut case; geneen. cont. CLEARING SALB fine used pianos, $85, $95, | PONCE ATE Arlington: Delmar 26601. oo ot ' ioe A. G@, Ruthmann, | ae ale ee young and BABY aa hens: cheap. 1880 | BEA “GC TIFUCL dutts, so. legnorns. Healy — J S—Singers and fine females = a. BEX ‘at 91 -tion: oor lamp inclu Sun- $125, $150, $175: good makes, - Fischer, i= ame : . a cu 5 . ert av : Granville : a strain: ones r hater bing. $° per 2h oe | ree ne purposes; rollers and H i ; Sonne! ! inee Don nl SATAA Cote Brilliante. Bradbury, Webster and others; all in fine | PHONGGRAL seat line. 8609 specialty, fac- AIREDALE PUPS—-- woe pedigree; | RABBITS- Flemish | giants, $1.50 each. 5921 BABY CHICKS——Mixed; $2.10 a dozen. “B884 | paid Tow, Weldy, Kimmewick, Mo, ” | 2007 C as v. arte, ¢ " % e nell. and dear moth NO—Upright; davenport: excelien con- condition and Mvarranted. A. E. Whitaker, | 1417 (067) visitors welcome; (all any day ter 8. A, ) _ArBena!l st. __Mac Donald, — oe . * yerite Berkey, an @ition; very cheap; call Sunday. 13 St. | 3d floor Arcade Bidg., 8th and Olive ets. _|£ - = wick: Gark ; L. Button, 8486 Michigan. (99) | RABB sIT HUTCHES—And litters, $18. 8014) B. = s CHICES— “Week old; reds and rocks, | __..._.__...— _MINORCA _ _pites. Open every day and even! jie Donohue and Mrs. KIMBALL iF j b ain in | HONOGRAPHS—Brunswic cab- AIREDAI.BS--Champion bred uppie a's Minnesota. Ca}! Sunday, Taylor eee Olive ngs, Gad our Gear aunt A Ohara reht: os BALL upright, $155; mueet ar a n inet; plays all records; like a $100. 6171 grown stock. A. G ruct 8T83 “Onic | Werxii wil : | CHICK S— Single comb black minorcas, 8104 | \NAR oo) Peuneral Mondar. Apri! man uprig must sell a this make; used, but ‘will give service for | Delmar ney 1917W. V1 - ter, hio. cans RABBIT aac red, buck and 2 does: ‘BAR SSSR lo ae. most ali varieties. 8. Pennsylvan ie RIES— -Toring S32 be familv residence, 2 w y tel ctov f2u14 co") cheap, 2825 Henriotta, {ic) 418-18 Lucas av. Cemtral 27901. ‘cOD) | | nGGa = | ,fiso females for / :- "Immaculate Conceptio 0 » BGG Singip co omnb black minorea, $2 setting. Zz uropean green linnets. oe - Calvary Cemetery. e bargain, 8111A Morganford. -| years. CONROY'S (The yr That ro nog PHONOGRAPH—Edison diamond disc; lab- | Foapon TRREI . ; A ™m th and Oo : I y i em Scenale, = iy ia oe : t. , ; IU onal _Cabanne, | males healthy kind. 8111 "Olive. ‘“Raperts- + | iret” spr ieee is nes stein IGEONS—Different k et y. a’ - ¥achine; good condition. 4482 N. Broad- | MANU ALO The player-piano that is all but | a _$%; heal ABBITS—Beician does wi 21) ~ | PIG nt kinds every weak cain , way, (c99) — @ greater player value for your | See aie aerate oa ag wy nt 4g COLLIB DOG—And four pups. “Tt mA ae ane LL . eth. aan a ozen. | t GEONS—E ntire flock of hom Dhan Ra | Ok une’ Curran. 7a srr = os ee antees All Its Pianog), cor. llth and One | pip ntcon aid o£ oe = a | sel. 2800 N. Tavylo | Maffitt emish giants; cheap. 5709 east of South erates, ton BoNaT Hatchery. 3868 Fairview av. Vic- ' nessee, ers. Sct .s Bo! W. Gross and ‘ NO—88-note; w bench and (Cc , . 7 HoG — ac oot aT we | eo | ee nine SE onsiniiean IGEONS Red ca Tierne:. ; TINGER MUSIC CO., 910 Olive. (c8) | DOGS—Female collie al § puppies; beau- RAi ‘BITS—Flemis BABY CHICKS—R, 1. red $2.75" per doz. , *“KS—6 2 sara: | rneaux and homers. E | family rolis of music; cheap. Colfax 1617. MANUALO—The player-piano that is all but | = — ; - on 8 pencil dhe oo og ‘N. Tavior, Is al dg nish glants; big bargain. tow HH, den RY $2 | nO oe imal Bb ARK ED fn = pu ‘ets and cockere!; _ WA Lewis, a... Star Bldg. we Mo.. on Tuesday. $600 Tebert. ic) human; @ greater player value for your | PHONOGRAPH--$250 Brunswick style, with DOG—Poodle of temaie: Hh Buaday. | S21 a. - $°.25, Barron’s Hatchery. 3305 N. Union: | otting Rens. E560 _Memnery, - | PIGEONS White homers. $2 pair: must ol! . to St. Ann's Chureh NO—Fine Davis & Son, only used one | money. grevenes, Saee; month old, Doctor, 8893 | D298 Bellview: City “Limits ear — ayo ‘| RABBIT S—Belgian; also rabbit houses. 2844 De Ima r 2°74. (ce) j § CHICKE iNS—Barre “cd aoe i hens and cockereis, b420 Mi ‘higan av, pair: m ‘ad in “aly ary Ceme'l : “ ; ‘- a 7 % ad s ' wd +, See. 1 ae } | {fhh. A SE CS EE ID e ole iy ? ; ‘ 4 anwe. tke eon MNSN A Michigan. . wer ee PrN Glive et. (c®) PHONOGRAPH—Tabl tyl f k. | DOG Wtd.—Toy or Boston bull. Phone Cab | RARBITS—Heavy F - BABY CHICKS—1000; racks, wyandottes, $3 a ot ———S Sere ____. —_ | PIGE ONS owe rs, 6 pair, cheap. OD Pe lik : a cniie aan a, 26%. | anv ASSTW before noon. : RABBI .B—ELOaVyY Ya emish and checkers; dozen or $5.50 for 2 dozen. Formmaver, 3140 CHICKENS—C heap; lO plymouth rocks, 17) Na: ] D. Ee A ay got “av ones e new; also 2 pairs andirons. Call Sun- —- cheap: moving, 2655 8. Broadway, rear. Laclede rd., Maplewood, Mo Manchester YT. i. reds. 2534 Howard, | PIGEONS. -Wh rT ar DOG—Airedale: ood watchdog: and ups. = an ae we x a SP a ae en 2. oe an 708 Semple. 1G) ONS--K ings wy white homers whit ane ( th g - C g DP ARTIS » months old for raising and eat- e. Playe_ail records: $30. __ 152 roadway. | HOG—Boston bull; house pet and machine | Bru "29R Bie Rend road Man . "4 i. Mo. | CHI 3—T s old; barre “ks: 5 | PULLETS—10 of 12 pure bred white rock | 1" om ‘S— We er and sel! pi x SSMANN-—Entered int i; : Ole r at i en rowd an le woo 0. 2a ( HIC KS—Two weeks old: arred r roc Ss; $2.7 io pullets and cock ird: trap nest record uD | breeds _ al ler’s Bird Store. on ts: Werder. May 15. 19 °0 N me Langley. 4060 N ite > ce for $75.| music rolls; can be seen at 3200 8. Grand. = “Pann ns : a5 ’ ewoberry terrace. (c2} TALKING |! C \i—Horniless, 50D size, do fine specimen. 8111 O — naar PEE ee ne ) 7 . we > ie | S: P | RABBITS w Zealand, Belgian and | __de d ™ aon ring ee 1 st. to 120 eggs in hs; also trap nest} - av: largest pigeon loft tn the city ar herine Geissmann (nce | Eh-PIANO—High grade: cost $900: $385 FOR NEW &8-note player-piano all | beautiful -eemnenamanaed $55; Tare opportunity. HO 4 ° - - t vw $500 > "gor AS47A P OG— White toy. poodle. months ae very American giants: making room.}CHICKS--. 1. reds: also mixed, Bates| hopper, poultry wire. Mann's green bone | PIGE ONS—Carnea rs. = @ of tl la Low € atk sell] for $5 or exchange for up to improvements; better ones at $550 to $850, Ad = | small: $10. 294 Whittemore pr. (o)}; E & W. (1445 paabern 5 Street ai tcherv, 4148 Rates sti eutter’ good start for someone; must sell; ! ers, all co] om ae Ragen - ups EB mother Bg he gy ae ae ee teuring car. 3h11 N. 25th st. high-grade Kimball, Gulbransen and others. TALKING MAC HINE—If you are looking for pore Poampenoe ar ee — todav. 8224 Texas. floc] at bareain: also common, 200 = & velass and Louis Getss ee - e - e : "a , : igent: kenneled dog. Linde!) | sap. 4823 Terrace av. (6100 Gravois; he tock Willis’ Hatchery, 8900 5S : , Compcen: Victor 742; call Soutien expense makes the difference. A. E. Whit- | trips. call or write 523 Victoria Bidg, hi Sd intell B60 ; rer : GIG. il 7 iiVO. sab rr ; r if Naw eala ims, 208 , oF Ai ° »Z., ~. " eS CK s— re wil Se! JR A , ht gan. (C2) | | eade Bldg.. kth and Olive sts. months: very small: 815. Box T r.-D. Sonthwe a\ | same blood lines pen ati; ite ‘KENS—Three months oid oe ton qoclesipectonen a —Giant Fle nd Rufus “Missouri egg-laying contest that was|~ 4p, ec. r. 1. re ds: cer pns. DUCKS —Four ducks and one drake: fo Missour! Crematory ~ - ——- | PLAYER-PIANO—Milton; mahogany; 83- | | , gas! : ; PIANO ae Tae ‘HMENT—Outside player at- note, music, bench: tuned and overhauled; FALKING@ MACHINE—ColumbDia; ightly | wir ae =e iateer st. - sane: 12; must he gl An . emist ish 7 and piety Sy high in January, 6 puliets laying 1353 ergs dpe comeererettanniahal moving. 456 Neosho. inuscovy: also eggs from same, §1.%8 ns ~ye 74 ne records, bench; good con-| $460; accept $60 cash and $10 monthly; bar- | used ; manorany case; price new $178; our | | - ae Te wiGOm 6 — es a h col4 month. 28 for $&7.60: 100 $97.4): {10 KS—Three weeka old: sc. R I. red: ng. Phillp Bauer. 5452 Ele 601. ewent.t Be On rida, ny 4559 Clarence av. gain. Phone for appointment. Mrs. How-; pric 7 KITTE N- Handsome: free; | party paying for| fPourt, POORLY OST Oe) MENDY, SO Ura: | r. i, reds, barred plymouth *k 3 per dozen. Riverside 1497W., gage I hrcire ——" ae Fina tCioidhium, helove O—Sin ger: beautiful mahogany “nae: ard. Forest 4753. _SMITH- RRIS PTANO CO.. 1005 Olive st. vd. Rox P-289. _Post- ‘Dispatch, RABERITS—Himilatan white Fiemish young white plymouth rocks, 25 for §$ S 37th. fc) | “ an ee See Recon A duc Care wee wag? ( elie “oemes y_ overhauled; $276. f WAY \ , for TALKING MACHINE S—Portable: n| MALTESE POODLES—Three beautiful, |; _breeding does; also buck; reasonable. 9825) 100 $20; heavy mixed breed, $2.15 3 | EGGS—R. ec. r. 1. red. Del “B282 99) | py: ‘epee , “eae ee eee. Th Nes Seve H-RETS PIANO CO.. 1008 Olive st. Pee a erene:, feet the thing for ‘grade: at moderate price. Bon -Ton Mie | snow white: all males; three months, John s we east of South Broadway, 100, $16 Orders placed now for delivery | F :S— Barred nee k. rhode almer_ 83535. —_( aaa | mt ° ween — ‘on ae i" - ARLOR ORGAN—Reautiful Sahies wanes ateet eo ap Son tm avery feepect: wonderful tone; case | Ce., 211 8. Broadway. Phonograph June 8 15 and 22 hatches, 10 per; *“ = omnes Z, lace. tee ath ‘ é wo ape mat s— Turkey and Task ~ 30940 sack : | a h avenec, on Sunday ts eS e) , — eg - mM Thursday, PS. in fac-| old. 58915 W aterman, RAREI' Pedigreed New Zealand, Belgian pine ff th i t ixed Lnd 8 rst-class condition muaranteed ; 47. | in the begt condition. Less than bait price, | tory. (99) POLICE DOG PUPPIES—-Regtiatered checkered stants; registered stock: paving oe ee ae ee ee ae 4 le Islanc ® Ar-| ‘7 | aN eee BMITH-REIS PIANO "Cb, 1005 Olive ee 465 : terms “a desired. See at onc FALAING MACHIN ‘E—Sarola; mahogany, Grueter,. 2735 Ohfo av. Victor 2214X, sia. city: must sell. IL. F. Friend, Salt r, | breed. ’ EGG! gets Rhode Island. 8219 Ar-|@G lOOSE: EG as— Embden. ” ee Goslin . oxany; cheap; have to vacate. as14 gs, | SLIGHTLY aor upright pianos; most of bareain. for $95. "| POME RANIANS— Males, recistered, import- RABBITS—About 100 Belgian, Rufus re S [{ ———— — rrr EGGS ~Genuine single comb reds. $1.50 set- POULTRY "SUPPLIES ——" “Brother ‘of Mrs. Hessie I Y 57x) them ere practionty —s others , od beer! SMITH-REIS PIANO CO., 1005 Olive st. | _ed stock. Ligdell 174 3805 Lindell av | Ba papa re 3 Way ontot availa: a Tae ae ee eae eet co eC ALL ov — Berne ices) sosepaies ER PIANO—88-note, si eed gone over our shop and are in first-clags | , — POMER 4N1 ANS —- — Prise-winning beauties. | eee. oe arts ci oles | eran? a Se rhode island red hens, 1 | GGS—Fine 6. c. reds: $1 and $2 setting; | ALL OUR friends are invit Bepnebt. Mary, Joaeghine 6 $50, $1 $1 uD- TALKING MACHINES—Special values; cab- , . & and no place to keep; will sell all or part: | -ooce, r, 1 year old, $10. Also a i-egg _§7_per nOo._ 2653 _A_5. Jottereen, et Bg Agents uot Bu 7 Queen Incubator, $8. G. W. Kestler, St. | &GGS—hode Island thoroughbred eggs. $7| 2nd 8 other incubators and jooders. @,, Funeral from the reetde ( ‘har! ‘es, __Mo ' ner 109 ROR S. yetterson. | termilk chi k and hen feed, eos Die avenue, Webster (Cre Ja a ee awe ee eS oe ie of noul ltry, ™.. Monday, May 17. ndition: in mahogany we have a Lutrez, u . $150, * sh ubert & rf s./ 8461 S. Grand. _ "ra 105; Whitney, $200: B. Gabler, $245; Lighte, | inet Carolas, plays Victor and Columbia re hens T will also sell hutches cheap. 3029 S. paenesin av. (g) | ero Whitney. § =": | ords, mahogany finish case, $13.20; Regina’ POMERANIAN PUPS—And Boston bull | tTeffers: a av.: cflk anv. day, (c) ost $1000; sel] for sta” Wheto fanos, one $150 cash the other $250 cash: rand Mozart phonographs in mahogany, | . i 7 =" 8, ys | riced right. 38111 Olive. 4 dad Baya AS aN ame Blahoe iuaet be sold within’ the ‘next ee ee eee ee | Be ABLES — White French; male Se WE | ec nacs mle 148 Wore | PT nas : . ) I ‘ wo ’ o must MATS 6. 3 40) e formrie > “a > Maborany: nn | eoggy Memory : ilfps Piano Co.. Cor. of Grand . pla g yh ory Po aber gon MclLaran. (ec) DON’ T experim: nt, buy Flemish that hav “a k “ape on “$n one &, from ' fine wo? vigorot is | HENS—S ry. 1. red. 7143 Mardell av., Linden- UP itry and Seed ¢ Co ) Friday. Mav 14. 1920. Amel wton av. age | and Wyoming. (C),| terms. Wal er’s, 208-208 N. 12th st. (cl?) | POONLES—Toy; male and female 1514 | a record. Heichelbech Rabbitry, Bao | one “ Mo Ire i? gg Fo ~ BRR _ En _wood smpactnsiiieadialis +> cial leadaaiaasi ia ARE your chicks off hone 9 feed: fiat Wee Sauter’, beloved wife o! YER- PIANO—88-note, near! ca Seno piano late stvle, dull fin- VICTROLA—Cost $150: Te, half 4825 Park. | Virginia 1! bia Mo Dace iE NS-—-R, i. reds: fine stock; youmg hens sleepy appearance and weak In the — Minerstein, dear sister , oF chee, ished mahogan case; Metrostyle and ae dies wie oxner ““| POODLE PUPPIES—Chean. 2342 8. Comp- ‘MAKE bis money in spare time rai a Teo HING lok and _cockere! 523 Davison Steinmesch White Diarrhoea Remedy pot AF lamp, F 1 an _— ' , WE ATS Bs 5S HAT* HING EGGS—Ist-prize winners; an- v9 “wer aren | rive them new If and - HENS—With chicks; r. i. r., Beam strain, : and turn your ¢ = : losses into real profit producers; 6§2¢ rs | ie hee sagged May a Varior, m1 so geod sanedataty part cash if refi PUL able; | Themodist and other exclusive Aeolian fea- Hammett pl. storage Boehl’s, 8544. Gravois; make of-| tures; special price, $285; — or terms. VICTROLA—8225 size: leaving city, must ton; call between 11 and 1. rabbits; costs less to raise gban chick 4 conas, $2 setting 1%; ones that lay those at Charl . , ; Musio rolls and bench included | Bell: sacrifice. 8413 Lafavette, Apt. D. | POODT. hes he iitite be malet, Bam eeks | Gey One nee Ee ened how to bread, —winter_emee. 6151 Easton. Ahiemein Wr eliston Lenn 4 rd., walk north. | 1°94 tax inc luded, bestpals. O, a is Denel ‘need We ans! , old, eac ittle beauties. TAn- | u ustra te “4 “ ket d HED NS— Ve pard strain ancona hens and/ LE" r n¢ an, 35 cued Sonind | ; | | | ~On hogany case, used OL 0 Olive st, (c5 $ feed, care for, mate for results, market HENS—Sh pard — hatte, B820A. Net and | €UL LETS Rhode Is and r reds, 18 good laying | ms Stetnmesch ns ¥ Bur 1s sal oO men das, sale at t this ridiculously low te VICTROLA—A large cabinet fumed oak: also, ell bl. 7 - 1 ap’ kerels: ver able, 88204. Neb Bes, CONROY'6 (The House ‘That’ Gusent: | FRAN, SPEC, best lace to buy; only we | Vietonda Gall af JOTA. Fountain ave) | Pre pTN ROT telernBAIT NT a Bai etch tat diate “ocutetik| HENNY LIEBAART. epecialte tremor of | pDUlttm ote Reemter: teamunsble. “Gate Clay, | PASE, COI eens ing Fda, rome MME NU TAL, Sarda 0s), cor. 1it , a g Lutch ré ease A : . specialty ) | —R. j. reds. laying. cheap. 4079 chorns: : >: nponeipede " and Olive. (cS) | 10 per cent off for cash, with interest a VIO TROLA—Large cabinet style; will a | PL ps- “Shepherd puppies = collles puppy; | Se: &et busy; beat af. ©. is: (Rave ltry mab a ‘s. c. Anconas: are line ‘bred PULLETS—t = -" “TIPE cheap. vio anteed; quick service; price a a of St. James, Mo, ; berr 470J. a a3 (c)! free catalog. Standard ss Farms, = a - * Sapo e of funeral wil! t ‘strain: dark _btrds. 629A N. Jefferson. i Laclede. Delmar BTaSX. (c) | iota | | Ae ant a ERS TEIN! at . : MERSTERT tnter espana i - _— ae } LUS PLAYER— Famed ith 86| PLAYER-PIANOS—Two ‘good used player! phonographs, play all records, $25; cabinet | pups; two grand litters soon be ready; |i77p\TION—17. ©6fine rabbits’ geome ede - | wie - — BAS . a 7,GS— Am onas, 15 for $1.25: Sheppard HiATC HING EB EGGS —K er $1 for 15. 355 eat pulp and su ° i ar jefontaine (Cemetery TO $175 buys the useq upright. st al $50 ° $75. M ay pues ws Phy and- scount, saves you $50 to $150. Lester play for rs, ngley, 4645 New Delmer 4 2710 N Tavior av., St, Louls, Mo. | gor standard recuirements and ee aa y : rere — pat YL lor BV. 4! i req nts 6 produc- | ———____ 5 a before rete om nes these special low ers are best: that sells tt the eb. VICTROLA— Vic or style IX; $18; new rec- | pivpa_—Nnitz and fox terriers; cheap. 1883) RAISE rabbits. Raise ‘giant “rabbits for me,| tlio; descriptive mating list free. Henry | ROOSTER- Rhole Island red __8315 Union. | Girardean, Mo. eer ; cE sixtered into rest > leekamp Piano Co Ouis elle itse ords, 20c. 1527 S. Broadway. . i | ebaart, 4245 Bingham av., St. Loyta, Mo. ; eae + as. i ed 1-23 8. Grand av - (08) 1414-1434-16 N._ 16th (C8 | eo . Blackstone ay. _| .I furnish good wage at right price, an Vie ngham av., St. Loyt ROOSTER—R. |. red. 14 months old. 8438; CARROLA and @isinfectane and w 3 . stor. Ok... et » | + | ’ rr’ ed f= sa a a - a a » , " “ a ro “iw m) ~ NGTON PLAY SR PIANO #i00; PLAYER- SPIANO—Howaad Fall ll i 88-1 note “play- ie ane rio Barks “pata used, gs PraeaT ~! &2 apiece: make good watch dogs. } — ioc. af pet Pont goa had MF og ~ai ROOSTE RS «. &nconas, oO; trade ae, 1118 4 al - | R ussel!. ae See hae 7 + — tek 8 eA hageon ed seer —. ; ANDALUSIAN gis | FOGS—From ily white wyandottes, etanit- | > the — gine! pe - a set Thonhory’s “ as bargain for somone. MAY, STERN & | Ptps white English bulls, $10 and $15. Red buck; also buck for sale. 2109 Bremen, | “~~ ~~~ WP nena, A bred; as good as the peat, $2.50 ent 3 ) - . CO., 12th and Olive. (c6) 3313 Osage _—s 4 gaan Ti. dispose of 16 more’ HATCHING EC wad -Bl 1e@ Anda‘ustan: ferti)- | per 15. Chas. A. Cole, Union. "Mo. (cnn, . a: price: " Bde : ’ 4 antees Ali Its Pianos), cor. 1ith and Orye VICTROLA TO make room will dispo oH mo lew lamanamban V. Rathbun, 6191 Dei. | emi, | .mee | “a oc) Vv é —Large, beautiful = bow ma- PU IPPIES— Yorkshire. Before 12 7118 ; pedigreed New F aland does with it- ‘ » gi . . ‘ ) Ee {, ots = Pat tri dge wvyan: dottes, $l. no for bi D $2 J, by TY tall add postage, a RCH N NO oar oe also cockerela; ribbon winners. 6540 lab- | a Washington av. =: t a : — chine; plays all records; $80; for, > . 02) | ters: al me black Flemish, gray He!- — ms; TOPI O—Slightly used: 25; a etd 9 Emilie st. Manchester car. al (Va) ers; aise some a oF ——— - -_——— —-——--——- P - i ter S, no interest. sg Sd ar ently val someone, ‘1442 North Markeet, Tet etiodr | Pt "'PPIES—Boston bulls; well marked. 1519 glan angoras. Rabbitry, 10 N. Taylorf BANTAM alia, Spear i a EGGS FOR H ATCHING—AIl varieties; q a — = oy ag seis teins EUGGS—Silver-laced wyandottes, from choice - . ' { eo >! ‘ 5 ‘ aad ee ne og ae = = r : : . , . Argonne Apts., 8064 Washington: pings, MENGE, MU pmeney, | Mra BM: SAT Hamilton Ba flocs snuth. Gh) | BPE Benoa pail padlieres : MISCELLANEOUS TT CTT E Nene and 10 chicks; ahead. 8050'S. |BARY CHICKS AND RGGS—Standaréd brea |. DUS"sRte white dlarriess. gape : eatly gen oe ur Sy) you ey M., 547 a on, 3 oor north, (2) | PI AGS TOT pull, pedigreed. Benton | «-~~-~.~~~ we ~~ 1 kooks pumas ahethen Benen ‘cana. aa no , a ae ar . , fo. . roup and cholera {in —B. marches’ | PLAYERS-—A large assortment of high-grade VICTOR victroia, style; XVI; excellent c > | oe 132 1014* Bellvue. -| ANGORA CAT—RBeautiful, all wite, mala | _Parracks eo ——— aatwe* baat aie seradeel tne I tong |} one Fize vy. Tie. St. Louis Seed iz at les ee tine NROY’'S. used and shopworn pianos and players at dition. Payments. PU PUPPTESAtredaln male and female; rea- __Box K-84, Post-Dispatch. ~— . ingens tt sce : & strains ; ¥y; | 411 Was ‘ngton av. St. Loufs, Mo. sf ‘Mth a bare ces. Any instrument you may AEOLIAN CO,, 1004 Oi! 5) | = ge oe —+- | HENS— Seabright bantams, eitting hens and roasnadle prices: cai alogue free. Missour! | Giz me th > aot BB Volunta A as | Fi (3 select will be delivered to vou for a small : ve -#t._(c5) Fr GET the lee before the lice get your _- a ‘ring. You -PI No iencroen Ange down payment, the balance on convenient VICTOR VICTROLA—With 24 selections; nell | acos } n overhauled guar Rarthel- Duesenberg Piano Co., 912 $35. SHATTINGDR MUSIC CO., 910) t ; | ee ee ae ’ Servic A sonable. 5324 Gilson. (“) BULL—Very gentle Hglstein, 22 months old; °° ooo. 4221 Virgin Pouluy Farm, Sums Mo. (8 | Steinmesch Lice Paste does the work ee Mee any of t) ike ‘ 4 “5 ‘ 2 emer ia ‘ PUps—_ Fi tov black and tan. Billy Boy registered BLOC kw bewutifu illy tnarked and | ; Ao a 25a CK — - —= at stud. me ndd Valle, | has the finest record. J, Januchowsky, Rock | "BRAHMA tat moo Variety __ 4635 -sneke. | oughly: good for young and old; os = | ez PUP—Lost, Boston bull pup, white face; re-| till _rd.. Webster ¢ Groves, ( “HIC “KE we all Sis" Bion 8 and 9:30 a an 4} postpald. If. J. Steimmesch Co., N - turn $630 Humphrey for ‘reward. Gran : BROOD SOW--5 pigs, single « or together: 7 AY EGGS—Mamm oth light brahma and ee —-— mR Ms ae on 8. SEO | ee 3 432W ‘); _ stock. Harrison and Suburban Tracks, bantam ek SS, $2 per setting of 15 eggs: Ch ICKE NS—Sel Hine oO 50 lavine hens, at) HE AD LICE kills off many chi x To s S150 each Delmar 15S8RT,,. kev's Lice Otntment wii) ria your SPI R I 4 U A 3 iT oe M sea are ase PI ANO CO. 1005 Olive st, PIANOS—iIn our — artment, 15 ViCTROLA—ILar @ mahogany, fine condi- | * SLAY SRS Beverns {tp-to-date §8-note play- upright planos sae standard tion; sees sulky; cheap. 4248A Farlin, : ! ~ bloc ? ad b Ferguson, 0, settings, $5. eggs from utility flocks, "se 7 it aie 1. 475 a. ‘Mare: are ta. PU p—Genuine toy poodle, rare eauty, ; — Fane ben: HURCH SPIRIT! iT & BRO.. 618 F ine st, (c9) cian, half petne: 0; see immediately; lve st, 4 markings. Kenwood Kennels, 4816 Farlin| strineer. 0415 age ay. (c) ie C. lak enfeider pigeons ani eggs. 4946 Ar Osage, a ~ roe Ae ea > se every & mall payments Vv r =| av. (c #9) : ; ae * anell “Ot senal Maree ne * ‘ : ee NCR A aggre ge ', : > m ‘ x? iaeue VICTROLA—$800, style XVII, ma- - GOW—Fresh milk cow: Sievers’ Jersey cow. EGGS—Pxhibition buff and black cochin ban- | CHICKENS—8. c. 1, |. reds, cockerele and Py (UATE On) “10. hot watt vee BTUAL = CHURCH —Sun AN rad he Condition: mu AEOLIAN ©O,, 1004 Olive st. (cd) | ‘‘hogany, gold trimmings a vs § Notich—we he exclu- ~ rage a fon Tuesdays, Fridays L325 > . ig Ree Olive. (3) reasonab erms ‘f 75: | r : one coal range, $20 ° ton. ia '». " cowhar resh milk. wnd light delivery track, | *t.. St.,Louls, Mo. SGG8— Brown leghoros: #1 per 18; 1. r, | NCURATOR—2500-ege, at ‘a be 3 a ane Fridays, 8 p Fo **terme OK pianos @n - ? r caten, d eae 85c up; terms; call, or white for cata- et hh mr Pt: age Mg + hee 1 mt iy | ‘Marshall 183", or 1080 Relleview. — (c) CORNISH | 1.45 An onas, §1 0) 4000" st ya ie ar. to instal! larger machine. W. F. Bia oe 12-year-old girl. | a ponsi ble % stores, eto.; we ~~ = c for all ‘ eS ‘4 wen : Bs —— ee. 1. a "woed imitker 376. _SORNISH rae : a . ;} mon Anna, TH Shs sie, 4 * ar . Et. é. vivid fnive ae” ee (oR2) 4 | Eetablished 1879. — OoteT Ole; wt, | 3111-13 O1 ee cea | 1796W. 7536 Murdoch. (e) | Eaceh i reas laying a cee aa hae Feta Gareain: Saeed Ar , are ; Arete S eee | iatiia oo TA bud. S a oudans; also e ind 1 240-ere at a bareain Boa : ool "fc99) | PUP—One _ full-blooded Scotch coltte ‘s Holstein. Inquire 5543 Fy! ~ ARR . hate! _ 3025 Texas one anibthenoee > - : | N 5. “hibauad a? mith GAM tacts fore we two Beyer & Son | | PLAYER- PIANO—$165; standard Eastern : a | . me res at et on. _YOCALIAN—New, $225, Acolian ; including; Weeks old; will ship C. ws | . “| PIT GAME COCKS—Two; cheap. 4418 SF NG HEN—Large. 209 S Grand. CURA Queen Cyphers, & i t R. . : = coy orn shell ?. ae m~ PLY or Y epNe mahowa waln re “that are maho case, 88-note; 50 stat = « ae a ag 4 inc and mahouany cabinet to eten; | aie 85 worth of records, $150 if gold immo-| a!s0 4 fvll- blood vird, dog Du 7 ‘KS COWS—Fres& 2 weeks: rich, heavy milk Page TITING HENS a4 Aing a br r: oats spl . TRU ’ ~ terms, $10 ser inpeth: open evenings until | ot Call 4005 W cotminster pl. Lindel! | oe . a ka sca Chas, ravenhorst, s: 7 ar ‘vy both Jerseys. 55 Jefferson | ——-—-———-—————————— t . AE hi 5134 Enale ne. , eutter. clover eutter, @00.) Iam NG. Teen, gg Bai Fmd a pees .. Webster Vroves. " HOU DAN ; 2 "ING HFNS--$2 2020 Gano fen 142% Grattan, 94 floor, ~ a former saater at ie LATE si not = 25; cost new $725; CO.. 4300 O " ie 4 ive Bt. ome bench and ro easy tacuth. 7 XN ’ Our ee Sates os money. My ined 2 ne Pine et. “and wees) PIANO CO.. 1107 Olive.(m) | AROLIAN player- piano, mahogany case: _—— fine tone and action; fn first-class cond!- Ca je-nete: | tion; 6-point motor; automatic sustaining or whl ean nt ot Edison machines. ; all other exclusive Aeolian fea- . ures; a duet bench and nice selection of Olive" 3248." Binion p._ 1322 Olive st. 9) musio Tolls Included; specially priged at | _.RECORDS ; : 4 : ABOLIAN CO., 1004 Olive at. (c5) 2000 REGINA music, box records, all sizes ribbon winners, Mike Keegan, 5232 Wash- | calf: ni esos sigs rerio er hagate sitting hen; cheap. 7826 Rell- | Binvs—Pets, birds, eta a . ; chick tabi : Roi Se INWAY baby Se Oe Ball dine 2h conte, tho? &. _ Broadwa neton Dl. 3 Partridge a\ Li oer Sundi . a” Hee sit’ itv: of every descr! > ror _start hen wat ‘ he oh 4 Olive, meets ish. plain cane; in first-class condition; BECORDS—And AT STUD—Bostons; Starkey’s Soldier Boy COW-—Fresh Jersey, with” third calf. Jonn | ee ae : a ~S: —_—-— ; toa ” Wael temedy Co x tn sharp. closing a wond one and action; m be seen change; open Bupday ote ee, co } Ok and Oh, My, Oh, My; also, pies for| Fleck, 2 miles west of U4nny road, Man- ‘LEGHORN RIRDS— Yellow singers and feniales: pairs On EN, Se ee tg ety: Lectures t immediately’ @ rare bargdin ‘ang an oppor- fe oKDs roadway. | gale’ ‘Tower Grove Kennels, 5000 Arsena!. | chester ra. _Des Peres, Mo... wie Le Le wipe gamer Pe = | 7 to a: meeeagee; all weicom y to wonderful instrument. | BCOKDS and phonographe pougDt. sold and | AT STIPD--Airedale, imyorted Ambittonist COW—Holastein: helfer, & m. Uae ol4. Mra, | BUF? wt airing 0. cock and 2 hens; “ANARIES-pelling out. Gail Victor 2000). SN) ue vour mall or ay: 3 ms MISSOURI ORG st vier the great British winner A. Grueter, 8778| F. Klaas. R. R. No. 29. rnice pl.; St.| slso mixed hens. 6521 9. 87th st., 2 blocks 774% ‘ANRY—Female. 3153 Texas. ste ae eee J ‘ ; SoH . 1004 Oltve st. (a8) | RECORD a16) | Ohio ‘av. Sidney 1917W, Victor 2214X. (cd) |. Charies car line choice | AT STUD—Boston terrier. weight 16 ibs.; | COW-— Thoroughbred young "Toa" © persey mill CHICKENS—30 brow y va leghorns, laying: | —°~ ARIES Four! females wt _Cheronkee ‘tb ' "bloc north of Fr -m. : ~~ I — a as a demon- today, 1414 Fr anklin av © they last. Call) proven sire of smali puppies; if you want cow, Chas. E. Thomas. Price. and Olive aoe CANAR IE S—Males and fe: a Dpen th ogy Ch 00 ‘ 9 cli ? vanford Krerey | moror trucks deliver t , - ASSOCIATION} oR condition (cS) | quality ee is the ideal dog. -Services guar-| ®t ° Prane (avton 1? Ree: We CHICKS “White lewhorn: er —_ . I tear og- RECORDS Wtd. —Graphophone Suggs pi- anteed. A. Fritch. 4318 Fartin av. (c99) | GOW—-Fresh_ Jersey Waistetn es 3 and ary VOM4aW tp a aenonn: reat — aay ® at ll ik Selveres " + , Sunday evenitiy en ano rolls and tu eee CANARY-—Sf,. Andreasbuerg S$; grayd nd Ay ° oO. Broadway. Bid a ee. Minges, 1831 |S. AT SPD Basen terriers of quality. Thea! gentle, and a good producer: wil \ make | Ayqy ix White leghorn. 2 rF J e. y. ney (eo) - Hit Vhite le ghor a 2 weeks “old, $2.0 . seinen a Whistler, Derby’s Gift Thorpe's Roemer an excelien' family cow: must sel.‘ err ° dozen. 1421 Semple “sh \\ AKILES-—Rollers. males and females: also o start th pune © : LIGHT CHU ' , ner "hick F xtra sia OT Ner de and M —— - ~ YORKSHIRE PUPPT a erere 12 a. m. _ COWS—Two lk cows, 1 Swiss vores? ioo7~7~“"——_—~aesen oe” PLL LL SET TING HENS Four, 93.20 ~ "D. Ki summer eces worth high-p pao ~ 'htough the mediut CHICKEN S—Houdans, white leghorn ul- “il3 idah 10. - ane Water-class keeps eges fl a A sep eames, —_—— YY mont gallon will preserve * ST s . Los cHriere rineet 2841, a (co)! COW—4 years ol %: giving over 7 gallons of | Virginie ev.. , rear. PSS Bet _PIGEONS AND PET BIRDS gs: price: at. “Se; % mal, Gime mia Missourt avenue AT STUD— ~ cree terrier. 16 Arsenal. milk per dav rneli Quick, near the $1.2 Ss me See ®., d pringf id em (C9) SANOSAN BANT AMS W'td4,.—Goilden ncabrights, fon av.. | it 1 — | Mensages | C hetet soe | _Manchester car, 71 Emilie (92) | “gallons ner v, both have helfer ca | | Bldney 4056 cM) | Rend and Denny «_ Kirkwood, Mo. eS ES ee PERE AN SEED 7 = 2 cemediinad ‘ornmon; write kind, price. Halfin, 311 caAbve « ron rROUBL FR ust me Fest room oper dally. At ST!’ D—Small Secices Chihuahua. Call ©2984 MeNair. "ictor_ 1878L, (c2) lets, cockerels and hatching eggs. 24s a en ee eee AT STUD-—Smooth, fox terriem sire of blue | Cow! Ner-old Jersey: youns HENS—12 buff langshan hens, 1 rooster; Olive ' ip ick tablete is the me. OCCULT SPIRITUAI ; a 4 " _ . 4 > ° , A - eip tere "17 \, WA hitretr. ore) &- 8e . +t Starting ) ss . : lecation yh ot ' Ee aa greet stock of available Edi- Fosco and Tiny Teddy. Tiny Kine on ex- | rearonable Irving Ru he. , " : ai. toe, ee vreeding cages 194) Cherokee st , + she aeiy : ne ; ab i n records in the city: oome to hear your hibition only. Also the winnin Pekingese, Carden av., Webster Groves, ‘CHICK ENS One pen of, brown leghorns;: —-—-= te. | ‘ _. aa . S Happs ag ee ; evenings by Mra D a . 5 : , Newton everits pysers. Bar el- Duesenberg Pian» Wah Hoo am, at etud. Nort Side Kern- Gs 7 7 TS Th > sacs : = .- . on — _ rensona dis 4369 Neosh: aes”. A + i Wit ~ArY amonns: wit! : yr = See #4 the ° $1¢ uly. mone | ea! our (c8) ; nels 8417 N. 9th st. Tyler. us (OB) | "_N._ 2th. ree nannies, | Monday. Ce) eee and brown leg horn, » Blue | ta wrices, Sox re A TERE be « market for oan h recAl, CHU “1 1% Dall it. CAN ARIES—] 7 -.: 9 ndreuws a & vlor, Sundays, 8 p. m i. Ba " ' This ECORDS hfe te — Any amoun a gO ae POE tn | Angelo and black Sp: h chicks eaut sine rw rade: x ema, OF, gentle: ob Lahat = puppet 5 le ~~~ ——— . On por tt ce | Sin if call anywhere. Phone hair Sev, scaly skin, etc.; 8-ounce bottle, PO tS A PR hon oe | aS K ENS. =o idiana red. rose-comb | CA NARIES One singer. = fo on and cane rae ® Sonia Geel s Rurp Steel tenses Olive 124 | WANTED “Serv: ives of toy fox t terrier dog. ; er ni if. Grand 14147, Tyr cot a1 (c ; A teerre ale ai ine. CAN AR ti ; < . a - oa ae! 7 a _o EN CE Si peir: ready ated an ing * ; ST. { (ey HOGS iWo large white Chester. 231 Miit- ‘.) ty : - S§ eR 21) J ; ae AQUARIUMS. FISH. ETC. A ERHOSh QD. Mg mee AS A N M A | , ; ) s. ; hy Uke, 3 “and 5 weeks o!f: also 12 good WVANARIES Wea. aan a - “x Yenue \ Services Sund RABBITS OR | HOcs —t one He ater Rate from 1% mis “4 rooster, (all Sunday morning : : J wae ee Row . Co,.. * AQUARIUMS —For esate. eoldfish, fish Nelcoine, Messages by Mrs. : BELGTANS—Bucks and doeg, 8 months olf; | and Ste een ae ee 6 EE Cs ee ae | Aah few 111 Olive at. eheatitened acne 8S, ESS does with youn S387 8 Fin st. ad —,! sates BR ae ig 5, —_, erie ,i On ic KK: s White . lexherns, fine ra) bers "AN ty ; BIR ie Ane ~hheeedine as moto risH ntails moore, ad PDP . - * " r - - sagentdboann ome = — ‘ eacn: er ; ; 4 R (atl Syeda P aren tion enn: - . ‘ ; | «bets ". F. BELLE ‘a f Rerohase BEAGLE PUPPIES Wea. TRI" Allen, fe) ye 429 Margaretta Fs —New waresiote oh ae LE ss rey 500 wv _ roat: cheap. S818 ‘leas SS = nth 0 he, ss ' mee i —— = cee ler # south r leh ester Wehetee TAH) —" : ¥, — ¥. BEXER » 27th and | 7 col ersev. Phone Forest W P3ELGIEN n 'Waciviie ws “does and young: Lad eWhite ie poe, VAN AlCl Ke A Secor | Zz. | IE ove —4, fresh. B bisiner, ue | COCKER Oe On ite | “horns, diy ibs.; tine t, rou aud large ci , reasonabdiec, ae ler’s._ 1322 Olive st. . (c09)| $1 °1918' Alien. a (ce) | HOGS 1l sives:; a boa pinwy sows, hetf- es and cockerels, year old: fine stock chear. 1024 7 umm A ’ . . . - | ae; . 6287 W af ‘| $455 Montana; Grand car ‘soul bes 2 i NA at sn ie gt tightly i tse in. scan eect ne: Spyies # * i * es ee ee ss AIX. . ~~ PY oy ate ei Ba Jy, “ott 3 om oxy ee

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NT INI NTE ee Ek Kee, in boll tee SE ET ee AY, 16, 1920. EMPLOYMENT, ROOMS, LOST, SERVICE, FOR SAL E, AUTOS, MUSICAL] auiiasure —— —— 4 appreciable livery guar- ioahbesees es : } paid. me, Fish.. re, 5. 10 neaster, Mo. plies. ...... Poultry.. Pt. A THREE TIME > AD costs LESS, PRODUCES MORE. =. A. song. Write Missourf ¢ 3, No. (ce -O'C ONNELL | Bae Fr ana fine femalea @no Bb mM, at 9:1 rollers and omen og 5 neil «nee Donohue), cages, nests, supplies, 416- 18. A -. } O. and m., relict werite Berkey, and B Donohue and Mrs. Nellie M @ear aunt 1 Monday, April 17, at ‘family residence, 2612 day a and ovenines. calnge. Sift Harz Mountain mating: minets. rted ball during week, Sadan, mec’ pecks and white. Sivary Cemetery motored thto = on 5. 1920, at h Burns, aa ‘Ii veare fe beloved daughter Mary Delanev Burns, ie and Thomas Burns. and Kate Tite ea aDY amount. taab Co. St. Louts, (gps heap. 15385A N. 14th, Kinds, fancy, ete. Writs rt Hichteenth street. __ (99 i aday, Mav IJ6, at t kinds — week: call a Cemete: y, {111 Olive (al aC shon ieaneden and okie 4 * 7 Dahlia. 3921 Winnebago: Ghe:. East YP. mm, Private on On Saturday. May 15. Margaret me Curran, Bo! W. Gross and neaux and homers, j .; } from family tar Bide. ; Bendy. Mo., on Tuesday. omers, $2 pair: must nel). nm. to St. Ann's Church, gent in Calvary Cemetery cheap. 6500 —Entered into rest at } spa blue homers. ¢ 0 Jasper Park. Call after 4 Pp. m, , 1209 tc and | frillback and Sunday, 4001 Botanic: val. bs of all kinds: cheap. ein. lock of homers. 8530 Te:.- Mrs. Dr. May 5 pair, at 8 p Mary Alice a wifo of B. &. Eliott. Call ‘on one May 17, at 2 p ax j from the Home of t Hebert aetreet, on onday., . drag RS “mon- ne'clock. Interment in Calva meaux: h “hand reda “to select Bei : . . as 0: Entered ee reat, X and kin 8S: also squabs, hing or Monday evening. white fan- ales. 1104 mgs homers : 10 extra fem rion Gansloser, Jefferson avenue. Fun and utility; free 4 i. nt , may . at 2p. mM. ty Tone 8100 State at, l. _ (995 iin eons of ail as. NN—Entered into rest nklin @ wreay, May 15. 1920 at 7 (co) ne Geisgmann (nee Rauch) nd gel: pi Bird Store. 622 loft In the city, x. tumblers, pouter . 1 per pair up: wi) ! “glso common, 200 ea | aei of Fred and Christy Fu neral Monday. May : ‘a, ggtan a rlora, Health : — ewt.; A@lscount ned quab Dept., ; pauine Foust’s to Bethania Cem BL IMACHE R-—Erttered into res s, at 32:50 a. m., Johar not sin if your bird t+ ther (nee Schienbein), dear _ on. mStation: petra Gegmacher and dear ; Cc , Fr d wald Geld h of ty. , wrahk aller, 529 “y Clara eeuciier In, © hp (90) log spe yeti law, " a aun n her 76th ye DRIES. ETC. mber of Maj. Wm. fickinley Circle No. | + G ery or white pekin. family residence, ps nrus _. + SR Btroet, Sundey, May 16, at cks ai one 8, $1.75 white y Mis ssour! Crematory ‘ge93 from pane 1.75 sat- LIM--“'n Iridayr. May ler, 5452 Ele ca fididhium. beloved ad drake ar - 160 and Celia Goldman Gotldb ; bargaisa. Call A og sister, in her poveuseents vear. é‘ méeral from Berger's cha +} duck, 3940 North avenue, on Sunday, May 1 32940. (e) M--Cm Thursday. May 13. », Tex., Mary McDowell em. Wife of the Jate I ; ther of M Bessie rrie - tobinson, Mary, mbden. 85c. Goslin Phone Webster ane & SUPPLIES are invited to our new e Mrs. ral from the residence, avenue, Webster Groves. im. Monday. May 17. fontaine Cemetery. MMERSTEIN—Entered fiday. May into o. Central off fhetr feed: Have g “gimme Sauter). weak in the legs? © y tein, te Diarrhors Remedy will fvparet pr. > Pompe a For. fais th Co. 1 sony rior lnyiog oo. rocss, free; live arrival guar- ice; rice reasonable; ndard gE beloved wife of Dr. dear Sister of Arm Lamp, Frieda, er. on Monday, Mav 17%, at wal parior, 2223 South to New St. Marcus Cemetery. LL. isin -On Saturday, elimuth, widow of .7 of St. James, into rest, “homas WY —Eater ed liea ainfectant and received ear; wW. and our dear uncle. notice of funeral from & parior, 4321 Olive atreet. 2; of Mary Oliver A. and mneli; and dear mother of Le residence, Bt Curran Frank Ww. residence, 18. at Normandy. in etate et Witt Bros.’ por the late Louis Ge!ssmann, Bauer Mary ass and Louis Geissmann Jr. 17. from Howard 3226 Park wife of (nee grandmother | 14. Interment Geor May 15. Saturday. arence H. aedier the = 3. 2 mM. North Grand Cemetery. Cote Brilliante 1 Painters’ (c) On Saturday. May Marvy Berkey! of James, ov and dear sister of cCormick, oa m. Park avenue, culate Conception Church, thence ! (c7) +3 aturday. ar@aret | 7 months of Patrick dear sister of dear niece of | and 6 da De! aney and Mike Pusere Thu 815 | Louis, to Mourns | account (c> 1920. at Curran, Philpot Corley, ‘John . Nor- In- (c) ier home, Cates prenne, on ee ear on. ott, e- rom Westminster Presbyterian m. (c) Bot sroo. into gael wt Saturday, (nee pane beloved ite - Pat. he Aged, Ma’ 17 ve ry Ceme- afte Pincsder). wtp Bo brother of Wilbert aged 2 years ard 3 chapal, eral serv- Interment ic7) on Sat- a. m. . belov ed dear ave- etery. m., Rhinctes (Cal.) papers please copy. ton Mev ima the | mother of | Ida | .. Dp M.,, 1920, of and hter um, 4715 ae. 16, at ( 1920, at | 1 Brown Grahain, Provenchere. Ben F. Josephine and David Gra- | 385 South Mo., at 2 | in rest on 14, 1920, Amella Hammerstein | Arthur J. a, Eliza- 93 and 22. M&M. Grand av: De- (nee 8:30! ' Geld- Geld- Lib- j HOLMAN Iay 14, hus} Zolman & Holman) Hiege! - b of an late of Mrs. 70 vears. from fami nue, then “eased HUME rey 3, 19 beth Hum fseorgs W. (atherinea Funeral at x Pp, and burial! tery. No. 48. May Emily mother of me), i (nee manda Kk ra raday, 14, heloved ht father of Dapron, brother and Funeral from familly \s Jennings. thence to me STERS-- ; mother of ead dig, dy the Cullen & Kel!» ane + aang Case May Miche!}, Michel. Josephine Krandmothe 14, be to. Bellefon dav. Ma Heiltmann). and aunt, Funeral! St. Louts a ;p. m. aged 77 7:05 a. m., Funera!} from the h (nee abe Schneider. aged 5 mo Funeral street, St. | New day. May Schneider, nee Vollmer), he ge Se shneider, and our dear brother-in- | familly St. Peter's SHEA— Fe May 18, at - Shea, belov ed Saad of SS Pe dear father of Belle Wood, Beal), land. Elsie | Willtam ehicles Well Paper. ANSWERS. te: Plants. Trees. TO RECEIVE IN MEMORIAM. In leche memory of my dear mother, Amelia Keller, who ceparted from me four years ago, May 2, 1916. ronared eh an yeiteir 2 Sant pat A and ot into rest on Friday, Ignatius F. Holman. be- Rose Flolman (nee Fol- father of Mie hard and Alois nd Mrs. Frank. Kubarnat (nee and Arletta Holman, our dear rother-in-law, uncle and egerand- XN Monday. May Wa ly residence. 4651 Nebraska ave- "e to Missouri Crematory. De. member of C. § Pp S. Lodge and Mount Pleasant Soko! (¢) | into rest Thursday, May - &t°O:45 p. m., Cecelia Eliza- e (nee Horst). beloved wife of ume, dear np nother of William. and Rose Ellen Hume. takes place Sunday. May from the residence, 4177A Tyler Presbyterian Church, made in New St. Marcus’ Ceme- ( U. Ww Tower Grove, Surrounded by friends, I am lonesome: In the midst of mv pleasures [ am blue; A smile on my face still a heartache— | Aching and longing for you. here are griefs that cannot And wounds that cannot be healed | There are sorrows so deep in the heart that cannot be igaataee, Sadly missed by Jdaughte AM. (NDA KELLER. of Lillian Jacger, who: >, 1918S. Sadiv miased by ' WHO LOVED HER. ——— We wish to thank ovr friends and rela- tives for their kindness and sympathy in | j our Sad bereavement in the death of our ‘Sone al ar ge and father, George . Wile : : } nd for the beautiful floral offerings: Fenterea into rest on Tuesday, also Gardner Motor Car Co. the General 9°20, at Catawissa. Mo.. Mra. Motor tb Walker & Heiderle Under- {nee Striebeck), beloved | fam 4 aes Rey. G. W. King (Mark- A. Thiemeyer (nee Kk: ham femortal), tes his kind words of con- Kramme. Mrs. J. B. Creason 'Solatio mme). Emily ie SS yaad apes MRA. et os WILSON, Whfe. i y Lramme, MILDRED Kramma a William F. yi WIHL@ON, Daughter. age of 7) years 7 months ees y loving memory of our dear daughter 4 sister, Eviyn FErard, who departed this e May 12, 1D18: ‘odary recall! % Fad memories t 4:45 . Peter A. Kribs the ved one gone to rest wee. mths. whe think of her today isband , A. Kriba, dear: ; Ralph Krit rank and George ae Bag “s ne ho loved her best. NND a. 2: eo mi (a) » In loving memory | basse away May i: ALL Mrs. viniote ate ant Ditt 4 2 (98 se a 50. mer, Mo., on '* on Fridavr May father-in-law grandfathe: uncie, In his sixtyv-sixth vear. Monday, May 17. at 8:30 a. m., residence, 5825 fee avenue. Mo. to Corpus Christi Church. Calva ary Cemetery. Motor (c) On Friday, May 14. 12°00 a: ¥ wh arted ne det m., Sarah Masters. heloved ‘ | re. Annie Johnson, Elsia Brenan and P ARE N rs BROTHERS. mie my br wet May our darling he. reorge l Me 19, 119, 5 er, and r. Mere. April O. forgotten. no ona nows., friends are lon of Our pleasures we face, still a heariac long ae for you. Pd | iss MOT IE R, EF, departed “ure gone, we miss Mav 17. at 2 vn m..! Surrounded by funeral parlors. | In the midst to Bellefontaine Ceme- | A smile on oO! ic Aci Hing anc l who You Monday. we avenue. Friday, Filizabeth the late Adrien mother of Adrian Miche! and (nee Michel), and our dear r and great- -grandinot! er., at the : and 27 cays. = rest $:80 pnp. on "A THEE: 1920. q SISTERS ND at BROTH Ant loved w ife of m, I wish to thank Mrs co W. Sachse »e family for their kind remembrances of my ay | dear iaaaioae Caroline Abhrenholt. on at 2p. m., from $ Mothers’ day. May 9 forth Lifteenth street, MRS, GEORGY 's SCHNELI Cen letery. (eT) | —_ into rast Satur- In loving memory of eur Lena Muelle: nea May ~~ tar (i taine 4, Gaughter.(c) dear husband departed tis 1916. Sadiy nr ay 13. 19°0 . (nee | and father, Emil Senf. who beloved wife of late He nry | life four years ago, May 18. our dear sister, siste: missed, but never forgotten, by ine On sence wir E AND CHILDREN. from the Letdner chanel, 2223 venue, Monday, May 17, at °:30 Picker Cemeter: August Rouge. at the home of his 603 Washington Place May 14, 1920. will be held Sunday. May 186, ome of his son. 603 Washington m., St, Louis, Mo., thence | -iik law In loving memory of our dear husband and i father, Julius J. Spindler, who departed this i life May 13 als. Gone but not forgotten. | Sadly missed by wife and children. aaa MRS. ANNA SP INDL ER, 1723 vears, . Dolman. of my beloved hue- Hiestand, ‘cho May 14, 1917 In loving remem brani e band and son, J. away three veare Sadly ago, | WIFE, MOTHER, May 14, Melvin Eb. Schneider, be- | In loving memory of our devoted mother. Louise Schneider i Magdalena Knopf. who departed this life one », dear brotiHer of Willlam F./ year ago today. May 18, 1919. our dear grandson and nephew, A loving mother, true and kind, nths and 23 vs “No friend like her on earth we'll find from residence, 1113 McKirx , God called her honie -itfvas His will— ' May 16 at 2 p. m., to} But in our hearts she lingers still omoetery. (ec); For all of us she did her best. into rest on Yri- ! Sadly God grant her eterna! rest, 14, 1020, at 7:30 = coh Sadly misses ry ir din at Stein Rinne HUSBAND, DAUGHTER @ND and dear brother of Marv and SON. > bel oved husband, Wercescheide, ho of m y father Joh In memor; (and brother, May 16, 1019. The depths of my sorrow I cannot (o7) At the loss of my hushand J loved on Thuredav. \nd while he lies jin peareful siecp, Patrick A.) gadiy snizeed always keep. Senne Gee IFE CHIT. DREN AND RnoTtH Groene (nee Shea), and the late ” Shea, and our dear grandfather, and brother, at the age of 77 dayr. n Monday, Mav 17, at 8:20 a. m., 385 Lee avenue to Margaretta and to Mount Olive private, Mar 17. 1e07 Cemetery. into 4:5 at ? pp. m.. from Cha: nbers street. to : tel! so Well peat 1920, rE, DR. Requiem mass May 8 o'clock. memory of our and cousin, uS one year ago, Garling son. Georgie Mac *h - May loving ison, nephew who left In granc a! ortofrfe, 1919 Today recalis sad memortes Of our loved one gone to rest. And those who think of him today Are the ones who loved him best. Our dear Georgie. how we miss you, Retfschneider). and | Since from earth you passed awar, aged ® veare Sad our hearts, but sweet the memory, residence. As we think of you each day. fear. Mondavr. May 173 Sadiy missed by Peter and Paul's Cemetery. |, PARENTS, GR ANDP AR ENTS int? rest on Satur- 3p. m.. Willard Willlam Stohl- Stconalman (nee ence Cemetery. | May 14, 1980 Pp, m., Virginia T. Schnetzar. (nee randchild, AND AUNT. ie? tared 15. 1920, beloved ssn of our darline aister, Rose Hunsinger ‘nee Raessner), who- de- parted her life one vear ago, May 16, 1919. In the graveyard softly sleeping, Where the flowers gently wave, | Ties the one we love go dearly ‘In her gilent, lonely erave. Peaceful be Your seen, dear atater lr ig sweet to 3 he your nace, / life we loves "Ou qearts {in death we ao "the same. m., Just one vear ago vou left us, New |! How we migs you, sister, dear. fe’ | And remember all your kindness As we drop ea silent tear. | Never from our memory forgotten, loving hearta al‘vaya linger Round the grave wheres gcu are Sadiy missed iy rmROTHER, In loving memory of his aunt. avenue, on m. id: nce ‘oOllerea Mina ‘Sati urda. Mav 15. m., Ann Marta Waster th vear. Moneayv. Mav 17. Pershing AYenu Interment artvate. Entered into rest, suddenly, on lay 14, 1920, William O. Taylor, Frances M. Taylor and Cc. A. Olmstead. Mrs. M D. J. Dodge, Manuce and Rob- lor. SISTERS, MOTHER? 3621 ' ° SS 2 * || j at St. Francia ds Sales, i V4 thirteenth ( ‘LOTHING. COIN | CRAVANETTE- ; aeenenpeenmancupase be M+— Lost, \ a a ANSWERS TO QUERIES As we have no tnformation bureau, it is impos- sible to answer queries by mail or telephone, Query for Sunday must be mailed a week beforehand. OIL POPP BP DOOYOO" i i i S. §—Your question was an-| MARIF.—Perhaps the following i swered in thts column May 1. | will help you to remove the OL JACK GREEN.—There is no pre-; staim from your white kid slippers: mium on a $10 j dated Dab the spot carefully with spirits || ] “g " ; Se of sal ammoniac, and after allowing || | [it to act for awhile, wash with clean R.—-You can get books from the | water. This treatment may have to Public Library on the breeding of | be repeated a few times. a STENO.—The rust on tron «nd X. ¥. Z.—-We do not give eee | stec! objects, especially large pleces ‘ie RAY ER LOOK ses in this column. Vatch/is readily removed by rubbing the + sagas wan da 2g pieces with oll of or tengo ed : ‘ary fine emery and a iittie O}}, ;. . B—The Army Recruiting | ® Very o | '!| Station. Third and Olive, caa give «| or by putting ee meee te you the information you want. | strong vinegar and ru x ‘this alumed vinegar. NES.—Gov. Lovee. of as aa 4 od COMMA. The title took office in 1917 e was in of-) : i | fice during the East St. Louls riots. Forget.’ is correct as it stands. acomma were placed after “women” mip ygetag- ye > el a ae jit would em the ere 4 it not” and “will yo ar ed ithe event o 1@ comma woul i correctly in the sentences you sent | eat that someone was addressing | || in. i‘“women” and telling them that! : Cc. M. T.—The temperature az “men forget.” but the title means which an electric tron is wag few a are women whom men | affici never been eter- | orget, hc ee ° Ww. A. C.—If there is ro ring | alent , . | bearer the best man carries the ring MUTT AND JEFF.—If you wish | ana when the time arrives wives It | ‘]} to use any Mutt and Jeff cartoons | to the minister. - The best man also ;, i will a ye? get Bde ay from pays the minister with the money | : pat hele a eee Somers } given him by the groom. If it ts to | ROB.—If you wish to become &i be a church wedding the best man | notary public send for an applica- | precedes the groom to the altar and | fer to i — of State, Je*-|{g the attendant of the maid of erson City, Mo. You need not worry about | READER ON MAFFITT AV.— you will be instructed ' There is a preparation that can be bought in hardware stores that will | clean your walls. A. B.—A man can join the veoman branch of the UT. S. Navy without A | commercial education. You can get, zat perticuars Fe Ce ee Re- rect. Wm. MacLoed Raines’ middle ' UNE ation. ere eee re " ‘name is pronounced Mac Lod. long 4. A. X.—Perhaps a suc thaw: pump “o.” If the voung man intends the would Serve the purpose. Why 4do(j\ladyw to take only one piece of gur you not: consult some other people; when he hands wld go packrng» he ‘Women Men rhonor. i'your duties, in them. V’UM A NUT.—The word “adjuated” (used that way is nothing more than a manufacturer’s term. You can ' be prosecuted . for stealing oat ! straw. Berta is a Spanish and Ital- ian form of Bertha, so both are cor- { q | on the river about their met hed of! should say, “Would gou like a plo-ve | obtaining water? Then you could ?”" Otherwis cht the lady “lig | find out which one suited your sit- think he of gum’ had given ner / uation package. naturalle the whole LEGAL INFORMATION. (Prepared by a member of the St. Louis Bar Association.) M. Ii.—When speaking of a pic- from the estate. But she has no ture we would say this sentence is claim against insurance in the wife's correct: “I think that one has such | name. a beautiful scene.” MRS. C. 6628 CREST AV.—Successful Gen- fhe automobile erals are nearly always honored by fraudulent misrepresentation having schools, streets, towns, etc. Salesman, You can rescind the named after them. a gh ge ge yoy Py full : mene . j turn of your old car or © 1e full SIDN EY.—You will have to sup- $600, If he refuses to settle with vou port your child. If your wife de-| 4, ¢nat basis rou can sue him: serted you without cause you need ’ 4 inl Steel aac a ees — , » ee : a7 io Stars not continue to support her: other- R. P. N.—Success does not nec- wise vou do essarily mean money. There have; A RTI Nain ie been many aucecessful men who versa 1 rere may nave been Un-' poor. Great artists, great niusicians avoidable delays tn the matter. If) ang great poets have verg, 2ften ij} you think Pca — is at fault.) peen poor men, so poor. tn fact. that report the facts to the Secretary of | ¢1.. poctiaghs a aa ’ he 'the Rar Association : there Was not even money to bury .s ; ove them, and yet they were sguccery- A BROTHER.—-If there ,ful. Success is nothing but a noint agreement to pay the of view. From your friends’ point care, she can claim compensation ‘of | ‘of view means money. MEDICAL QUESTIONS (Answers prepared by a physician of authority. Health and sanita- _ tion questions of public interest only trill be considered. Diagnoses on treatment of individual cases will not be given. Questions that cannot . be publicly discussed, if showing evidences of sincerity, will be answered when accompanied by stamped envelope.) READER.—aAcid fruits are those, be comfortable and tn ignorance of lf which have a sharp taste as ooposed his condition. ‘to those where the taste is sweet! SEVENTEEN.——Acne is a ciseasc , and sugar.predominates. most often met with betwean the and thirtleth year. Tne. causes are some disturbances in the general health, such as faulty di- gestion, ete. The treatment «alts for a careful search for the coun and the correction of it. In addition local treatment ta nearly alwayg3 of value. Tocal applications are in the Siren of lotions, powders, pastes aud ointments. Obstinate cases, which have resisted all other treatment. very oiten vield to the X-ray. You might try locally Vleminickx’s so- lution. '$@ one part of solution to four parts of water, gradually in- creasing the strength by decreasing | the amount of w ater each. time. Ap- ply at gre let dry on and then HILL.—Since the sale of | was induced by the of his Was any sister for her it manv persons zo through life with gall stones | without anv discomfort. or at least With so little as not to suspect their. ‘presence. This condition of the gail bladder becomes of significanve ard a source of danger when infection or inflammation exists, or when small stones begin to pass into tae ' ducts. Cures by means of medira- ‘tion are claimed. It is perhaps tne alleviation of the symptoms and not the removal of the stones that is |accomplishcd Gn this way. Orszente heart disease ig always a source of danger. But so long as com jensi- ' tion. of the heart is maintained a Lnerson with an 1 organic disea sy mivy __ LOST AND FOUND “LOST GG. W. T.—A great See — LOST AND FOUND LOST foxlound. county; Oe er PPLEP PT” small black card case, | DOG—Lost pass, receipts and other | lisville in ca ee Grand 2S802R; reward. _ dark brown body. fan CAT---Lost: black, with white spots on front nead and breast heavy breast: $10 re werd: for infor mation to own ol name of Barby: er at 3835 Pal: probably hiding In Nhlormation lead to recovery; confiden- _some cellar tn ‘neighbor! RaBene _(e) oa is ett: WwW. 3 . 6682 Oakland av., CLOTHINGs-Lost. at Shaper Bros.’. gentle- | Rata 1182, 6r Will Shotwell Chesterfield, | inan’s blue serge suit, nope ge at Weil's. pace, en : = Return same to 728 Bas receive re Pol NRAIN PEN —-Loat. with name C ward. yy Métw~ NP one Olive 2841. PUR COLLAR Lost, between May 8 and 11 ‘kK fox; owner's name on tape sewed or Mre. D. W. Haydock, 59094 102 (7 Tim In Aloes and Pine; tt i i i a el ~~ on ~~ CARD ¢ ‘ASE—L ost containing anni ‘ai cards; finder ¢ all 3 weeks ago, from El cer, female: stock lege, Ww hite aioul in whelp; answers exceptional reward for Wa to the person who ol of cloth and clothing bt at 1308 N. Grand nigh H ~$25 reward leads to the discovery We inesday ‘a! a TLS 4726W. PCRSE- & ontaining S17 at F Vvomir ne _at. Barr: re ward, as 7 sacle COLLARS —Los., aSturday morning, &@ ne and filet collars. 1 pair of cuffs, Buctia And McPherson: reward; return Box 204 Buckingham Wotel. z ae ial COLL \RETTE “Lost: mink: in Fa:nous-Barr or downtown mer tio} ee reward, Cabany Ci LT) tHARZVW or S22 (‘hes 41m it st. lear with pear nad A om —- -----—- from auto rid CRANK [. ost; “Dorr - true *k crank, down f = town; finder call Harry Grafeman, Delmar +? ANDBAG ne, tee) and Spring Tiaw 1 hook re war lay 1 ——— — eth tel a nice I 193 HANDBAG Lost: tan, oti Saturday afternoon: —- a ee - Hartford et. and recets ew | CROCHETED WOOL SHILAW L-- Lost, Sunda av, i -- : - Ms ard. trom aytomobile on Grand or Bell ‘fon- KEYS—TI ost; bunch of keys, near .feffer- taine Cemetery or on Broadway: made vy __Son and ¢ *herok ott reward. Call Victor 711, daughter who died: liberal reward. 18194 | KEYS— Lost, and | cnife, attached to key S. Jefferson. ring; a. 2 reward. Box 186 Post -Dispateh. WwW hite poodle: | DOG— Lost: ~ answ ering to name es reward. of ‘Trix: Forest 2%: 21d fe) DOG-— Lost, ‘black and “tan hound. Return _to T275A Manchester. (e) DIAMOND CIRCLE PIN. LIBERAL REWARD. 5228 WESTMINSTER PUL. DOG Lost white dog. with biack spots; e blind; reward, Call Grand S537. | DOG- Lost: little fe. nale: yellow: pet; liberal rew ‘ard. “826 Spence er pl, KEYS— surance Geo. trold MARE Dc OG—Losi; blac *k shazev: 1020 license - name __ Rags. Delmar 992, Tindell 5890, | DOG—Lost. Great Dane Thursday night, weighs 17 Ibs. Color, tan; license No. 9666: reward. 417 Morgan st. rel mat e. Vv lllare MON eY- __ and Lee; ORD?é: Re- ' clin: reward, Fi oleh AN. { - amous sle~}) ear Grane 8T61 I, ace lede, natr dark brown - Naw Cathedral Maryland. fe tortoise : » ~ ce! Lindell 197 AR. Lor t; Friday white stit. ie ! reward. 432 OMA $5 reward: green oss lana vered on 4x (ral Va on Olive Car between Lake ont ain: ne ruosarv and bank Sd inde! 545 Q fc) new Grand Centra). return to owner, 8 0) GLOVES, kid giove: ne ighhorhood: PIN-Lost: as return Lost; “av. Thursday. horest —Lost; and Skinker; suitable reward. K- pees See i a‘ spotted: | (Co) 14th at. ! ost white. Spitz brown 1213. Burke, 1848 §S. | DOG—Loat license No. _Reward. DOG- Lost: barness; Box Lune h, Lx 0G— Lost, and neck: mar 40025. DRE SARE ER oe SE ’ DOG—L ost: ~ male colile; sable and white: aenae 6400. 1359 Arlington av.; Forest on Aetna In- ease notify bunch chain: iste‘n, Delmar -Strayed or stolen. from 4435 Garf' pl one Forest H4sS4@]. -L.ost, £4.50 by libera! rewar ren On ” orders 249, ‘of keys, finder pl 2406 Mav eld: cijsiaiaiibithinas visheitn itbinitaaeh a Lost; brindle; female; brass-studded | kev license 7346. Return to Gray's 308 N. 201 h st.: reward, “collie, tan, white feet, fernale: answers to Sybil. dark sur- G Same. 12. es reward. bel. little girl, Turner 276 Ki pssutir, ait tneh of on paper Forest | PERSON who found ne 9 w heel B! Rend roa’?. near Maplewood, Deimar 47 Lindell 8007: cenair on please reward. ‘¢ ; PIN-——Lost, gold collar pin; lion head; three diamonds: reward. Phone Grand TY4 ansy and diamon] reward Grand foci) “black and white, male; 21A Lafayette av. - Victor s0ssJ. mc OTM. phone or | DOG—Lost; brindle: . female: brass- studded harness; license 7846. Heturn to Gray’ ‘8 Box Lunch, “308 N. 20th; reward, cre | | DOG—Loat; female, boston bull, seal brown,| PIN—Lost; heartshape, * with white markings; liberal reward, Ca'l ae center: reward. 3 3651 ‘Wyoming. . Forest 368s, ae ae ae ia ~Loet: pink cameo: surro inded by “pearls: DOG—Lost, Roston bulldog, eight 20 tbs.: | Mondey Reward if returned to 402 Uiive left eye black; white feet: cvilar with name | _Phore Lindell and Steve; license also on collar: reward. Lindell P} IN Lost, var pin: 1THT. (ef day evening. tear Delmar gs reward Lindel] i754, PIN-— “go ‘d center, on Ack Ridee; “rev ard, I* WDE — Last 39v9 Elaine and ‘Pt ni! aa Ppl ire Ts Page a! Ridge. pale, Piease return to ‘on leed; reward. reward for inte format ion ail ae Es a of female Boston bulldog: left eve: other eve white. al clean ad. > era ee sri ades Rug Weav nv Ape} CoM shade 8. , -J3L Oli a ON potent ew Dabtieae: for a. e HRD Carpe tx reno he* L inde!) ios) best orest. Y. ‘LE KE YS” duplicated. SUArAn ‘ teed ut othera. _i0¢ ur. Hardware. _ 1601 "Chest, zy DAZIER-DESP INS Wall Pa Cleaning and Printing Co. Roome cleaned. $l « Leader, 3d floor, Saturday afternoon: work- ine girl’ a falary reward. Wall Forest 5383. girl's salar) | __ CLEANING AND BD | PL URSE—Lost: email pink purse, containing) | key and I’amous-Barr coin; re-| PARENT Cleaning and Press 5410 Neosho. Riverside 1621W. | Old Olive: superior work, Up. all work guaranteed: cail after 6 p, 2x. — | YEING | 8 lisbury. Central aos: ‘el BE AU TIF iL ruxs woven. any atte ‘and 1 ait- fh : Spring | (cfy) ine Co., Try us. PURSE- -Lost: emall black ‘coin purse, on | Olive- ‘Delmar car, Thursday afternoon. | Cabany_ 3818. (cD) | THRIFT ELEC. pairing. o¢ ' | ELECTRICIAN- or new work. Box P- 212, GET vou as house Wiring and BAQ0A Ww Ki spec ial! a in wiring Mid-West Electric Co.. 2821 a oe 4.-.5 return | KANTER CO... by man, on Market °0PR Penrose PU RSE—I Lost, working reward, Call May 15; -Licensed: Telephone Post-Dispat c ‘h. on or near 4th and morning containing ' Forest 417 | PURSE—Lost, black. Market, Tuesday reward, money: ri" RSE—tLoer: Ww ednesday e\ ~~ or contain- | ing two keys and cameo rings: on 10th and Pine. Tow er Grove car or Michigan av.: $5 | reward. Si! Sidney 3217W. c) RAINCOAT on Grand av., —— t Fon den 4 Grand av. bridge; 2950: ak ek ee i ’ ne ING. sont dart Freen, square stone with fixtures, easnene ws head; reward. Central 8154. ——-——-_________ r. Fherhardt, 3926 Lee. THORP Elec. Co. | RINGS—Low; S15 reward fer feature a 3 Pomrves § Wiring and fx SO3R ‘ de ” , dlamon and l onyx guard rines lost Mon-! - - | “lay, May 5. in laboratory. Jefferson Hotel: | a _m. and ¢ and § a. m, return cashier at hotei; no questions| THE Fdw. Cooke Electric asked, (c2) bonded electricians, ROSARY-—Lost. garnet. with gold chain and and fixtures tga av. car or College Church. | ‘888nt and Gano ave, Lindell nOW . c) LET us wire your rare Lost; initials FE. P. C.: re- tures: estimates free. Phone Colfax 1621J, "tory | @ustrial Electrical Service Li Lost: in white envelope, Friday night on DeG tvervil le Union Easton Belt av.; reward. 1637 Beit, Forest 2n18. (c) vired now Satereh for 5 Minnesota. peng near : ( ‘-. at pr Call let na 6216 fixtures: to Phone ‘ ‘ol ' (‘all ss SIGNET | ward, THORP 1 Elec. Co... 6216 wiri ng and fixtures: Call Riverside S03R 7 and S a. _ ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. |i wiring, Prectainitney ea (‘an jobt ine. Rivers! le re ad) houses Carishad y Fs ‘entra! 51a3. — and furnish Sidney 5 Co., Carlsbad av. * ferent etvies or colors. from Cu PDELE, cago Rue Mire. Co, “Ry On Olve, wash! truge: (“hi f "entral ATSSR, . Bo mont ‘a8 CAN hendle a faw faintly A ew iraned and ready to wear: will a Geliver; reasoi ; : Feet Dinakis able charges, Box BR = ° MATOLIN & SONS contractors and builders Delt nar a 4X. gener ral howKe repatirin a re: “ “ Coleene av. | hone f py Pee oy vialty, 0188 ee 1) “by kh G1! Nie HT LATCHE 8. door Ba 5 A. ecard. Morgan rooms for ei yt all A245 orders prom: ‘T/ ssouri Le on nine = eb ge Vr Rice, former! vith gas ;+GAS KP IPF a k : . corm TTle experien - Central ST723L, T@- DATA", (99) | rep atring | door ri go kinds of lock repairs: ptly alten ded to: dro and Key, Co.. 1918 $2: competen com netent \ -bullt houses Keokuk. SiId- ce) © le ane i. Forest cauain estimates | (cul) | id Phone . wired: 1 ae ’ _PRINTING G AND ADDRESSING _ McADOO Print ng Co, work C: reasonable prices. ©#3) AA}1- Cheapest pla ‘ in town “for } ‘ ; \ tT rint! McGill & Co... 123 N; 11th at. Central 7178 (ol4) ? av. all work ew betvveen — 1314 Pine -clasg Meensed | and co us for wiring! fax 1614 Filor- (c62) fix- STORAGE. AND MOVING ' i i ae ae | BEN A. LANGAN Fireproof Storage now In our new house. 5201 Dealm rar. (oh? BONDED > ae Co ». Moving as low as Sidney 12 . Vietor Ls Me (c3) Moving te $4.50 load. or come fea) Old alt work gUar- oo -_-o "Sabena 8 and | Fete ANCE fe. 53) | tract; > es STAMPS—Lost_ $5 worth of 2c stamps: re- ward. Grand 4 231J. (c) STATE AUTOMOBILE E—Lost. No. eee Call Del imar 2017. _ 8900 E _Enright av. TrRER- One biack, from oe s Vande- venter and Pa ipin;: rev Notify Touis oid 1128 S. 6th Olive 7 Central 2042 os MB SREI lL. ie = ~Lost: white-rimmaead letters: reward. m. and " & ELECTRIc: w wiring. rooms, two sing' a potcr2 Phone Olive A858 $5 reward. (eo?) | WHITE POODLE-—Lost: "Friday evening: | ~~~ _maie, 4247 Lee. Call Delmar 2153. Re-' BARNES ‘ ara. 3 e, fn Ss iz Romont ‘ \? VAT(H—Lost; Gowntown stores: TINDERS gift: _Kood reward, C all Grand 4477 TW. ped piggeeen W RIST W ATC HH. lost; lady's: w hite ¥ monogram, T. {. D.: diamond lavaliera with ruby setting with white gold. seca rings, Tiffany setting % karat: } some reward will be paid. Forest 4412. 4486 Marviand ay. (ec) | FOUND ee i i Hand Laundry. ey 2 Connorsaaeng * papas Delivered | prices, lat anyw h ~~ Cent: i “ASP, xold > ee of haul ing. bine! Vv wan ; san. __ Grand _ BU Il, DINGS to «6wrec for all building clede. CARPENTER WORK- ations: guiek and right. Forest ?SS4J. CARPEN TER-—-—And order, ‘ARPENTER— And Solber: attended to klolt SO 1 Alcott ay., LO Pt eel reusona band on le Alerchant. i i ound; 1330 jobber A. 6-M—749. Poloachke. on Big Bend rd. Call 3enton 1564\V HAT-—Found: ae “bro n: auto, Gravois, Thutedey “Tight. _vanford. Ae ae" RING—Found: with knife and E. ©. Wolf, 34144 Louisiana. li MONEY. -Found, on street pavement, of Teac thers’ College, Tuesday p. m., 8. Apply for it. Miss lL. T. Rowe, Lanham av. -_——— POC KETBOOK—Found: pocketbook; emall amount of University car. Thursday. Call and pay for ad. PURSE—-F ound: _ near Hodlar nont. Fe ve SACK—Found, on 8S. Grand. Gas 5. a sack » containing rubber article for workman. Call! At 0014 S. Grand and cla! im same. _ } [PERSONAL | PERSONAL ee ee Friends will help you; blo wan from 374 Mor- *. , delivered: work guaranterd. 98 aston av. Bomont 10 w“ ith R AMP walle m die. drv Broa dway Tite Co _212 na S -' WINDOW W ASHING. work of all _kind S Tue ‘K POINTING, _Primm e o.. Dog “Garfleld. G ELBCTRIC TAN—Call Cab any v wiring and electric stone, ELECTRIC GOODS Get my washers, frone lights o: onters filled. 2528" W’ Hebert. (;ENERATI, contrac ‘ting, granttoid and concrete vw furnished Tel. Kirkwood 61 FIAIOR border painted. arn nished like hardwoo Call Forest TRONS HAULING Wid wagon: willl lished firm. Central 9476], GAS PIPES eleaned. 82: $1.50. Bennett, $636 OnAeR GAS PIPES $1.5>: work gv fitted, 3412 Thor on Jin le}] ~ gmail ‘black rolding money, on Cubany "3830 cr Frida: : currency, TSIRN with F orest Wi a ~AS ee Oe i ie i i PERSON Ale Ht. R. vrite. Mart PERSON AL- Your hu sband, — —— Pv PERSONAL-Lizzie Ww cotniuater: pl. ; PE RSONAL nie B. Hoppin. ste | ’ leaned. $2.54: st aranter«!. S, as, (ler fina M. Piease write or call. ( jeorge. ~ Newman, at Sad i) Wanted, add ress of Mre. Min- Box P-278, Post-Dis. PERSONAL, Wan ted, wv. Myers to. com- | municate at once with Mary M. Myers State Normal. Fredericksburg, Va. PERSONAL-—Party who knows about over- coat taken from doctor's office, Jefferson and (herokee, please returq; no questions ask ced; reward, PERSON AL- Mrs. EK. Caste! lo: Please cone rm) unions “ith rc RNR. Box P-iil, Fom- Disnate tor vour own Interest. 7 PER SONAL. Elizabeth Sehiack. a orn * vou need a carpenter, phon Spandan, Germany. October, 1902; ‘ou i > MM Likes. °732 Oregon nicate with Miss Jackson, SOUD Cates &AV.: | gare af ware wark rreativ ft oo) erest (7) - ee oe eT ~— LH. BECKER, tnck 4 +> RSON AL—Bovd fain: y vescenae nus “Wa! it- , . of ed: $3,000,000 estate set tlement: etarirp for located ef 4oRek & particulars. 214 Commercial Bldg Vak- “=> . ' us figure our latal. Cal. gz ae mctieg ing and plastering: PERSON AL Will Joe Ferris, wiven. and all i Machine Gun Company, comnyinicate reference yon all parta of Callaban of same COM DED * «all eat SRR\ ._o >> of , \ _— - vans, oF phone Lindell T208TR re i AIN T ING Ania with AL. Wanted, the heirs of Henry ‘farckers C ae eased, wilho resided in San An- ris Nas wt? — ’ ‘es Tex., in Si 0. and subsequent there- ner hanging ream . v as a partner of Fimil Mever : Banks. 102 East Crockett PAUN’ TING. Estimate Te: "4 aper lo e.i cafe at DP aEN I ING strictly m linseed |\GAS STOVES leaned a blown out: fe wmert Vv ai h Collins, 2509 NX. loth ( : $5.50. Triyes (GFAS PIPES biown onf, up vour floor, ep your house: we don’ want your you are &8 tofled. John S&S 1411 Ww right Kinlo ¢ a? » hod y re: sd: -Post- lispateh Dorie est | eet) formerly. of "kc RSON zig. ADOPTION Let mie du ee i ~~ FOR ADOPTION--Beautiful blue-e: ial baby bor, Rox P-54, Port- Di isa te h. HOME Wtd.—HBearding home ” for two brothers and their sister: in good Cath ollie family: call Monday, Board of Chil dren's Guardian, %37 Muncipal Courts Bide. re ios, wrtd. ‘or boy, wit s who have noc 0 are te take a semi-delirguent bov an properly train him; $18 per month, board and clothing will be furnished. Box R-S8s, Post-Dispatch. “SPECIAL NOTICES PERCOLATORS handiee rat nvm ATs l2-vear- old -We revai hildren and w) fat h rn rs oad ted my 1020, he responsitia for this date, May ll, RET LEY NOTICE—On and after May 168 1920. I will not be responsibdis og ari coments ee FRE D KOEN SNIG. (2! Ae ewe! Rox P.1% Pret ~~ po . » . oa XN . . te +P “DOL GLASS announce his ' vith dra‘val rl LS lipreet be ew ab fa Tit firm of Bartley & De uslare grrarantee,; | law office to 1120 Ridg. Phone oltre 4n4} of NOTICE--I will not wife's debts Emma | & for owe’ from J ey LES FF Here re “Ani ane’ WN Nik REP AIRING ran Ww. 2a from Aud ren f eral Reserve Ban! ::. A’ TENTION’ lovers congenial! rowd of have formed a walking more members to complete i200, P ows t - Disna t by. ath \ OT! st Be AL, 102 7 contracted c he INTING the ont ot-doore: latjiesr and gentlemer lub'and desire a Fae quota. Box RK water; repairing Brow TO chimney renaieine. Seton pm in and after this date LGR will not, be responsible for 4D by mv ‘ee. A mel 2 is fn a ryel or YRS MM. ES a wdell 7 Tonde'l ebte a) MEINHAIDT,; 1 riace fom Ten _ TRIEDEL & Kinda: screens Fiiveretde 39%. Ti iE LEGAL NOTICES "ERN— Notice Commissioner of Navigation has granted permission that the crete ach wit Ye guere name of the stern wheel steamer E. ©. all kinds of eranitoid - % xa Ls peaate be changed to that of Joh: F_ Vermar aris i tnante H. — = (Jur own 6&6 story, rete fireproof building. ure! solely as aA storage Warehouse; auto truck service; furniture taken in exchange for haulin packing end storage: n oney advanced oote 2020 Franklin av. Bomoen? “414, Central “at as" Plea eS feop) nce ~ “ “a " ue - “4 ™ == =, /UDSON Freight Forwar ding Co. odd Poatmen'sa Bank Bldg. Louts Main 1245-4. Central Housahotd roots and autonohbile at greativ reduced rates tc all Pacifie Coast pol nts pipes and Colorado: t} rong! en route rvraasuring safe transporta tlor an ] reli eh! e® service ong? COINMANY prompt i hg tear STOVE REPAIRS 89101, Airy eta? _— 7 . i tay fe?) @ or t moner un ales Rita SUPPI Y oO repa'es Ria SS : Boe r Plumbi ips FURNACES, FURNACE 7 regisie 13. ane TT ‘ite. ; ’ Rane | ic Waaner abanvyv Deas. ; Bw low prices on anything: mail | nnnewed rk: est! ites WY Ine ‘) atl ar per border ion] stake estal- ie?) 7 to connected "74 2-horse ns with )\ 4s i ky oves connected. J. Seeley ,AS We ‘y Stove 3A HEATING. ETC. Hlot-¢ with all hot-a! p pe rs and co! ia. a@ir initet, complete: Yt. s ul 1” roa} oO Use so Se 4 ‘ "}@% a 9 r’ ’ ' 14) kK : “ ill ter: ins Lal Vik L0fF <4 a’ rea Ty? " il and other makes and t; iner A "7 . . * : rene ‘ ippewa: ‘ ny) _WALL PAPER CLEANING. ETC. K Wel k. ae ‘ imates cheer fuaranteed the city. For ter: ale (‘aad ARAN TEE 1+ pa fe Kime? i | Pier y 4] 1? 4 PAPER ‘e4yy st | it, PAPEHING 5 re? 4° Tif evi Niocret WA! Ls tv eon (‘erntfra, WALL ryrrnces aT " Ars. ‘s Wi) ‘ 1,3 AN . } a3 Afper © #®atries! roar wea ™ “Lindell PAPER (LEANING no streaks ‘hone LAtnide PAPERED-85 * ag, | a . ‘A; ESN CLE. bath « ae oD in 3 rose. £1 rest OF TVUaAral teed | Ni . : , eneigphants 4 NOTICE ' ree if release ller # Red Pieoks Vall aner Ww Fran’); baeten, ce paper ahing , ’ ‘2218 wer Ty ane re ‘wa; 4 ae oe rh topping, wre rn, 4142 HELI "amen? tears Better om * ‘ ‘ i,a* Work of “a, Tee be ‘y la} a) Washing trom. (‘abany “Hh .v ai) « LEANING) wal F:lle: : Ww row ray Phone Magtin “so RED FE WALI PAPER V'ork guaranteed [pe niar SHAN PA INT i NG red "a .re ; S312 ¢ entra! CLE ANI Lor, ‘+? Con. t i teehee l (iy CTac x dons 2247 J. ie... Write Monday einforced et ts wr atiy lie lr r ( leaning Pa ther Sangin ® rictly a ie be = - TAs cisening Cali and F ‘ Central «cS Ri! ite. : ; ._ 3 9id fe i: sbur) KLenira! YOS2X. oe a ee Ot OBA Tian. tla eT. he + melee. eed ae. PY Si eee ber trwattiesese of + ae 0% OD Attn Ethereal Bape k: Killjen ttn con a et a ee

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nT Page Ne ae ee ere yes 12B . 87. ovis es 400 MEN, WOMEN, BOYS ‘AND GIRLS ‘are seeking employmént — PUT THEM TO WORK! ON a aod POST - T-DISPATCH. BOYS _ SITJATIONS—WOMEN. GIRLS } HELP WANTED-—MEN. BOYS ] __ MELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS §H P WANTED—MEN, WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC. | PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS __. | SITUATIONS—MEN, 'BOY! | ON (Or ) HELP \ 3 | LLB Ce el ee ee PLP OP ¥ —. —- ODODE Ne ife f farm | TRAFFIC MANAGER-—-Sit. ; 39: married; 16 | LAUNDRESS ‘Sit. by first-class. Call Ella BAKER~—For pies and nthe See Manager. “BOY —_Ret ‘Between 16 and 13 years of ¢ " by man and wife for to 7 p. m. 900 N. _ Broadway os ‘Beene i good chance for advancement, BOY : = or stock work. PAINTING, Interior and exterior, by GAY SPECIAL physical culture; private leseorms, ; COUPLE-—Sit. . abe or contract: “want Ir) ate “fiat and orkman- | ‘home or offic ne appointment. » Cabany “47. work and cooking: expe rienced: Missouri or | E iy experience: food systemmlizer, full | r lete her, 4441 ant si sili - t NP ES : P N of pep and initiative; good office manager. | [AUNDRESS—Sit.; colored, Tuesday, Wed-| BAKER—Third hand. Van Horn’s, | N. | =SB=, Post-Dispatch. (eT) | (1215 Locust st. a SUND. hip; uarante i. Nal Berlsmith, 4234. | THinoie preferred. M. M., 1875 S. 14th st. | Pp Bue. cup, & ne : ) | DERMATOLOGY -Superfiuous ‘hair and facta! ao age rr Hox K-25, Post-Dispatch. | Nesday and rhes sday out; bufdles home; | Jefferson, av. hoy- For genera! office work; about 1 years | rt 2oNV. eR. —————————7- + | of age. Heck-Corbitt Iron Co., 1240 N. | BR: AKEMEN— —And switchmen , a MAY 16, _Hunt av Grand 2065R. 3 also paint cleaning a nd Pee EB: ¥ change | Rik lg. Ph one Olive 4. 11. (e&O) | DI AF TSM AN Sit.: mec hanic al draftsman nroduce cece Fe ay B nin df — fe Ti “P -D. | LAU NDRESS Sit. by co; lored. e daya 7a5- _ Delmar 34. ee ¢ ; BK ry = rn a (cl) | eral vears’ expertenc o rail 4 —. a nishina: guaranteed; drop , /SUPERFPLiUOUS HAIR removed by beneedie and detailer, tool designer; salary reasoba- WATCHMAN. ai wn a A oe oe ’ week. $3 and lic carfare. Josephine Tay BAKER— iene third hand, or boy to learn. 16 to 18 years “old, as clerk in branch | ©” large interurban line out tt ® Ts WANTED posers & Cober, 2428 Lat electrolysia: quiciy and permanentiy; 500! ble; good references, Box P-$45, P.-D. ae a “it.; elderly man, “pu ake 4,/ lor, 1516 Biddle, rear. S15 8. 2a (ce)! ¥-13 * foat-Dispaten, for advancement. Lox | fen of clean record need — a. ee ne . —aemeeiens | yet, Ait. Thee pe ey or : est references: day ; G. es, ; re 7 . = ~ - - + voqg chance t lear a rum machine sh so 26 es ne gage we oe ATTORNEYS AT LA Ww st Re Disnatc q plies con fidential ox | ella hoes teaen. & tox P- 4 p, t. Dis. a: | — i ae ge — eee nw Pee ae ae Th “SEC APPLY MONDAY. 5 wt: ‘ ts 312 Pestalozzi, - arn meat- rans ond and third hand: if not ste And presser ; - : . "0 7 c , ) , er ied ) ORN- | ' diy. Cozian stnall bundles to bring home. Call Sun- NG. VILLAGE INN, 623 LOCUST. ie) BOY 4 ‘olored, 14 years of age, willing to! ee Bakery € 1, Fi efund railroad far Preing Ce.. 11T N. ee ei — ' = - % st ( ) ” M N | N-— Position as gang foreman or day |} YOUNG MAN--~Sit., 22 years “old, wants | ‘CENTRAL LAW BUREAU. 10-12 Caemau. E M PL E | FOREMA re »-80, P.-D work of any ki d Kor oN) a | work after school hi Jaan! matters; all courts: advice free, (cS), watchman; experien: ed. , Box P- ne P-5v. Port Diapatch. afraid of Work. Box a ik nae - _ AKER—Good alliround hand; steady Dosi- | tion, Apply 3807 x oes © during a BRICK a | AY E RS en = omens ~ LEGAL matters, damages ; and pe nston cases W A N E POREMAN sit.: 10 years lee tory and wa! re- YOUNG F Dita LAC NDRESS Ri. : Lv day; Wednesday 0: tion: good wages. Lot Bread Co.. 4 Lo- | poY—To — : dd Sey wor work om on “uret ally attended to, advice free. 1OLA | y house experience ‘ oP — voce ed v ise ; MAN 7“ a work —— achool, o4z8 Pine (all or write, ‘Frances Johnson, cust {c) pth Proms advancement t around atore: ei layers at ( ‘ollinsvill Jd bend; S70 Rox ; _ Oy ’ felt) t lenve city, Box iis Os ispaten. oe. VD. MM. p. m., colletting pre- ne ‘ RARREP Steady: S93 @ Sw rere : ‘ cemen or right bor | ¢ é.,. Ty me ot . wt ave Z Y : lens a | BARBER—steady:; $25 guaranteed. Mis- | 15 t . — —= . _ MEN. BOYS, JANITOR—Sit. by coiored man and wife for | ; = a ~~ : S28 Post-Dispatadh. LGAUNDRESS--Sit.; white; bundies called | “cour av., Fast St. Louis, in. a6 Mi RO} a -c_roers. ot —meatnut st iF lk L D BROS. f ‘ONTR — DANCING ig ag i nen | etment; good reference, Jas. Redimond.| YOUNG MAN—Sit., 22 for morning work, for and delivered; first-class work guaran- | Try noy—colored. Apply Usona” Hotel, | Bo¥ wy - ie Malin abufacturing and | AC TSS ee : 4 ; , ACCOUNTANT--Sit at present traveling; 4460 Deimar, 000 0 epee Sh Saas to la; can give references. Box W- teed. Lindell 1197J. : King’s highway ‘and Waterman. na otel, anne Se N Po pe at Mallinckrodt Chemicai “ ‘o.. | 4 . (‘ollinsv ille. Ill. a DANCING at Lafayette, 1800 8. 16th. every | suditor. public utiity. desires position in| FANITOR—sit. by young married man. as 151, Post-Dispatch. fr . _| LAUNDRESS—Sit. by, colored; bundles to) ery Roya ac oly Warwick Hotel, 15 i | BOY—-STRONG, : 2% Thur. er ae priv ate lemons, Mrs. Ernte. eve) ; eftv: best of references. Box P-251, P.-D ian ppd in an apart tment, or private place. rut NG * AN—-Sit. by young man tof execu- take home: curtaine 3% per pair. Bomont | Yocust. toda bi oF vared . o sy on ny PA =F ON! : VER 1" FOR parce c BR OM MAKE RS— heo cond - — ———— in. | ACCOUNTANT-——Sit.. experienced, wants po- See han, 28 Se nee tive ability ann experience; libefal educa 2158W | = Y oF — mds , RY WOR K, MDDY &£ EDDY MF nt the year round; union Wages: $ : FP on ager rises te make i Tae bie tint \ > | ley; references , YOUNG : " steady place; good treatment won _East St. Toute, Til. (eT) A T cin: jell 1SoR . s ' 4S een - , AC { ed ‘NTSANT—Sit.: we avait or Keep Care a MAN Sit. ; vith commérecial’ ex-;) P ost- Dir patch. a “ee wane} Yoemmeaer 7 DAN( ING. 4410 Washingtol . ae. rr . e 's in » , F e - . 1 ae y "ie , i ? e ed a . $ ° ryer ° *} ; roir P PRIVAT ED in @ lessons. Mrs. Miller le 1} of books evening. Phone Ferest’ sacyINi SHOP Mb REMAN-—With engi | ts + mt be ability, “desir 7 oe Make von. | LAUNDRESS—sit.; first-clags colored. ‘all | | BELGHOY- Age 14 to 16; Ta not Roing to BOYS—T est: 4800 Pe. ie as neers license; Will make change; can ha! ‘Piatntesctagge Ee A a srowing instgtion; will | before 11 a. m. or after 2 p. m., Lin-| hin on — - y anc er- . To learn on suit cases and Ts BUSS BOYS Appl in €th floor Priv RIN VTE % 7 PasONS — . hour: intent dances AC ol! “NT A N r To take ¢ Mare of account- fie any machinery; steam, electrical il — , : 7 a 2 ( eat CPRRATY. Box ‘ i] }, } i? ‘ de}} 4n52W. _Rning. e saa i ; - 1298 Olive at ov er: good ages. Quirk’ s, : F a mous Barr > — ¥ a , 5 * 4 1001 ing’ o1 Cost department manulm turing CuUli- . ij} take charge oy Tre Hani Al Ggepurt oe [ \) awta i. LA. Suceesstul ls identified “ ith got. ree - omm ; , 3 : j ‘ s | gies ry . - oe s > a ae c eS we o> nas gueranteed. reliable, ‘oldest school, iO) carn: % vears’ experience: technical account- in large manufas turing plant; t ee l\ adve rising and sales end of tnotor truck >: a RES: . en 7 libs ine = a Bamps, od ore i313 BEL B¢ »’ Good opportunity BOY- To assist At office mail de k ~ BU SBOY 5 - — Best of ms Enea nge. lafay ette ay. ” . in’ epanextion }’ hone Vv ietor IMTiT.. experienced references. tox P loo ’ ianulacturers, now sea@ks connection KBox , undies. sate gil raid tesa ; t¢ le; z sey ] } | mail to postoffice; F Fae” aaa Res: e _Dienstch DO I dance the latest dances? Vil say I do | 20 ANT Sit. by thorough accountant MAINTENANCE MAN-—Sit.; electrical ca | P-78, Post-Dispatch. a, ee ee . -— = | ' arn sewing machine ada- | Aoply to Aloe Co ‘BI Olive at, ws — _ conditions ; good sa iq mK Young man. a daieve ? ; ' tan MAIN INA} r MI. | nse i —— + . a ge - ag. : aon hen ishe ." dayvi yr ee 4 ‘ ‘ . ; , , _-- : : “) ‘ ( . . ‘ 4 ei. Ho- ——e -- re re uired, but T } B 2NHARD r Ss, St. Louis’ 14a ling . cheat uf eral ni counting; 10 years experience Aas Si LIN TEN ANCE MA ~ Sit. for pipe fitting. in adv ertising. sales pre motion and selling to nee gh a8 pec jal rates for ot BILL CLERK—E xperienc ed. Carondelet ing _worker. Ree \ r Pleskott, tr we I. For weighing ai ud \ dancing. New, larger, warned as cashier: reliable; desires connection wrth cara of motors, six months auto work and departinentsa of —— paint ianufac- set tthe n - willing | _ Packing Co.. 000 Ivory. (c7) | BOYS—As “gample rriere- 1 eee | pees ve he good at f! abana \8205_ Park av. . - - - . progr ressive frim; can Sg at once: first } drafting. Call Delmar S570X. or write turers. sy x _P 476, yy) 03t- Dis; match. M Alb “Sit. ; upslu ire work. a. mp : Whilinkg Tw ts KSMIT 7 HEL PER Experience years old: $2. “ x; ot ok. mi ust be 16 y oung man with s ES 14 ‘ anit vefer: ethane. « "T ASSES- “princess AC adem’. : 44,0 a ai ‘* lase reterenc en Box i 39. P. -L. i tO kK 123 Post Dispatch. ro XG M A X Mar? + id. { t . to leave ( ity. Box Ww 842 } ost ispate h. , wagon shop. 3504 Pag o } nh ed in land Cement c °., on = ly St. Loulsa ven. | | ki me re Wholese i iere. 7 . 7 { al a , 7s ae F, a ~ Lad | wan s posi ion on aes Dn ie nort of Baden en ‘e 00 a . every Tuesday and Thursday evening | ACCOUNTAN'S—i7 years’. experience. ge er suntry, Wants work on farm: no experience: "williz »arni: MAID—-Sit. Dy colored woman es night natd, aa ethos eng U in for a ; . es of a practical, « hein best instryctors; quickest method: 35: married; doutres connection with firm MAN--Single. oy “R. “ge P 347 a P’.-bd c hildren: have ow 2 f nt i Se lene > Call 4k. Andel 2TRSR after > D mm BiLAC ‘KSML rH He Lt "ER lutward A, Utte- 4.2 8 f , . Ao roo'u man, | trie fans. (062) that needs high-class man as office evecu- | farm: reference a S o_ Vost-Dispate uniture, Box } “ah ) oro >= re ; tical experienced, wishes sky. 705 8. 6t) niall fe?) | BOYS. a” be quick an he s ™ conipetent ‘ instruc tors. Arcadia, 3517 | Box 0-20, Post- -Dispate sane a WAN- Sit. to learn vuleanizing in small car: beat tote “4 citor, using own Ford | NURSE—sit.; children 8, references, W ae | Rotler and Tank Works. Memphis. Venn.(c%) ee SY. fe) CHILD’S a, for -— Olive st. Phone Lindell 4358. (c8) rISL 337 : “ reserence: can furnish bonds to leave city; no other work. Box K-04, BOOKKEEPER—In chain store line: state BOY—Or young man to. make himself. gen-| ~ , 600 5 St. Charles . a ebesen. salir an | cE erally useful and learn good trade. Janes : “Port: Di _ ADVERTISING MANAGER--Suceessful rec- | shop: salary no object. Box P-337, P.-D if necessary lL’ hone Colf; a HANCIN vary Sunday ft ighi. ‘Classes Tues-— ord with national accounts, Box P-T5, | , a + iat ¥e eee | ae ' fe) | Clement: take Lee cars. CAS) by mv-.abilitvy to produce. Box Ii-e 1 ings 9 = . Penney AB oud of pep and energy. is very | NU RSER Y OV ERNE ss— Well educated | 17h ee ae ae 1: references. Box | ROY 15 or 16 yeara old, to work io aoe | c ABINET MAK, ERR, And “bench “> i Se gg Agee os TAMER DANCING &SC }iOOL- -Private !es- Pispate h. RK, MAN--Steady, married. desires position with eet rf ing connacted with some live|* . ng women of refin ement would like en a he ee . -| chine shop; good chance to learn mac! in- ——— : St. th et. ye ma Ss ith ne st MMER pte > ol lessons e vary ev ening wr ‘ “Oot % T AN - And auditor with wide ey good firm: 14 vears’ ex perien e B > ee LOR, "Po: st n I] tra’ e| ii necessary. Box I’- ’ PP doy chareé we } or > enil ldren: willing to ; Be OK Ky EEPER Able t hand! e complete {st’ & trade: short hours: _ Hood pay: rapid | ; JAB INETM AKERS. (food : a : Ww t # ae he ai no competent inst trig Arcadia, : | perience, desires ‘connection with growing Post-Dispatch : mapateh. (80) leav e city for the summ« r. Box P-232. set of books a nS ee f Ss exper. ee eee nent. Box W- 19 : fe (Cc 2) mast =6per to learn paper-box making: steady ea. ih = ealary and fuli part at Nicholas’, 4916A Delmar. Forest 3341.; ‘eh. Box P-288. Post- Dispatch ; feal line preferred Box_ P-355, P.-D. l intefiigent work w 1S ty where keen. hard, ‘ne to travel: references. Box P-264, P.-D. month and bonus; must be high-gra de and gp notiator Paper Box Co.. 21st and | C ASIN ETS TREE Re And bench = metieration; foo) foture. Open daily: lady or gentieman teacher. | At?’ tO MBC i. ANIC “HEL PER— Sit. exper! M AX—sih. by man aged 47, attend vard, had 10 x ae ty wm %. $e TR ) Dis. yt ggg ark ae a full particuiagra. Box 4 (eT) steady work. l: 17 N 1ith st. - =a “i TOR— Permane ne - “ , plac , ' ; a dising and ad- | — »-102 -oat- e nk q classes every ev ening; dancing every en) | ; enced Grand 4 418M. Box K- 89. Post- Dt: work around hovse and stay on place Box _Vertising experience. plus study a ad ae oe | UPS’ r AIRS “MAID——Sit. bv experienced; will | ————————— 7 — - Over 16° vears, to » learn trade: exe e}- CABINETMAKE RS “Beat hs w tatelv. Mr, Fain. Aa oe Geer "FO MECH ANIC lane Sit. 2 wv ‘ears’ experi- }’. 2443, Post-Dispatch. (=) married (‘an sell mv self to v ou. thy P-3T0, leave the city for surnmer references. Lin- DinsvrAR Ae nEViR Atid typist one whe under- | ( lent | aneeeeiies Steady work - good wages. | __ Steady work, 2 S. Sth. a = -POR——Ret tail ’ ‘oat 20th ats. ; “ence on @il kinds of ‘machines. Victor SIAN —Young. desires piace evenifigs as ap Post-Disnateh, dell R04. stands bookkeeping and can operate type- = B. Steffan Paper Box Co, 15th 4.4 Cc ABINETMAKER gyre yaeition. Box R-843. Pe - spring floor: grand orchestra. dancing cept | 2668 X desi mace prentice to movie operator ; quick: algo take s SEAMSTRESS Will t work at home of writer; ; ood fal ory to at start: small office, } ft. fey} 8 by plant: nn _ er day afternoons and every evening Tae. | AU TO MECHANIC HELER- Sit., experi-| dictation. Box K-S5, Post- Dispatch ITUATIONS— ~WOM EN. ‘GIRLS_ | go out by the day. ei Y er. S500M. Box | eee _... | BOYS—16 years old and up. to learn”, crate. | State age and experien node i Mondays; instruction classes | over? a9 v I f refere : . *s ‘ (7 BOO KEE PE R--By mant ifacturil corpora - makin good ~ cp. P-3i day and Friday evenings; admission. men | Box K 105 Pont Diepe t ch eee a Young, 18, wants work at electri ry B K : P-104. Post-Dispatch. 2 ¢ K must have experien ! hecking up portunity. ° At ply” t ~¢ righ’ Soe gee | ienate _—— . os ispea c 1 ) , | F tox P-4s. OOKKE a ® it —— yee ; ion 1us H ce in ¢ cf . ply fa) .e ' Gf. Al . r - a i ered eg syate: n ” beni a meine ane en Cost | SEAMS’ rTRESS- Ww ae stcady employment in purchases, invoices and manufacturing rec- | ©o0.. 1304 N. Main st. igh Banana wane 8) | CABINETMAKERS —Alao 5 mac 4 LORED a ney heavy ; e - i u charge. | tailor or repair shop, Pre hm As ‘ar ne ne a ee ee poco ~ Pa ‘ ran —_ eavy u 4 Q ords; answer, giving experience and salary | BOY—With some experience in Slareresens 4 cuaranteed : an gge” 7 m CTOR— Elderly, ac . . $50 per month, I%1 ~_— —— - GBY. CAVE Dancing “Academy. Olive and ~ ” oa H. lbers. manager. c ae bic: ladjew 260. Fr. ci, Sees Game AUTOMOBIT. A PAINTER-—-Sit.. to take | _Post- -Diepatch. i. Are 7 | i. GRAND opentng Mueller's Park, - oe charge of shop: can stripe, finish and do) wraN—wsit.; young. 27, with % years general | —— = "Olive 1452 ae ie required of any kind; will do platn esired >. 268 o) ‘ m; Broadway car to 17 : ois, Saturday, May 15; dancing every ninet | lettering: rey be ready June 1. Box W-204. [AN—t ateurioune. withes -euteide eranicr - ish Sit.. abwolutels ger sewing in the aay: colored. 152A N. oth. | d oo sai — R-366, Post- Dispatch. _¢ | steady w ork; splendid _ opportunity mi | dler ‘Mfg. Co... 216 ‘Soulart south. | — t. Touts ¢ thereafter, first-class restaurant and cafe) Post-Disnate! sais _..----. | ment. F._D..C.. Colfax 312W salary geod, and hette season. y 83 cencavaneer: 7 years | OCC =e wae take charge of | right bov. Call Cupples Envelope Co., 638 | CABINETMAKERS— ——— = a ‘Hoe. finest floor and the well-known ; ) eee ~ ; 4 i houra reason- SECRETARY Sit.; st nogra 1 ce ‘ouche yatem. check register and cost! S. 6th at 2RS—On ’ oa™ MAN—Tor por’ i. seg Hae “Robert Mueller, propri: as BAK ER- . Sit. allround. on bread. rolis rr M AN Sit. elderly. That jersta nds care law®t re 4-97. Pomt-Dispat. bh . ‘ x rience high schoo! graduat e. Box evant r Pa he age A me or cypewtiter Make i re 7 a (e) ateady position veer round; $0. ‘ r. K Woolwort : hp : ‘ v, . as first or good second hand. 912; rden and work around private place. Box CASHIER —Sit.- - ch v 37, Post-Disnatch S cine tian toy letter aiviaw teet-ciaae fet-i aan ool brieht, over 16, for s hours; Open shop: all ~~ . ingten av. r. za Cheri ‘ KAT Applicat yy lette giving first-class re : ampling | Wash net Cm 2 ————— erry are aeuate — ' ew P-27. Post- Dispate h. K ¢ ne ar ly, on work JSBLA \*] ‘" Ne Y} R A pP fi T ’ or copy « ork of any kind nai sn ee be donendable and steady : sical an nt te in chemica! laboratory ; | Address Box R- 292. Post- "mba OU educate your head, why not roe . BA ik ER. ‘Sit. "first- lass, eaperienc ed, all- ; t ai! ‘ [i . . y : ; ‘ 4y j 7 a , : , *, . or A } f av} ; . : . ° por un tv for advan ‘ety . +! ~ P é OU od to dance at Cave Dancing Academy. sound. on I wang pastry breac rolls: SAN—Sit.; wishes employment on Bey per | ‘OMP ot PON — ae ; mt irsing experten will thoroughly experienced stenographer.: Werner & Werner. 6th and Locust, ._| Room 2. 620 Chestnut st. : (et ; CABINETMAKERS ~On store fixtures: tis * ( ‘OL ORED Mive and 29th ste... classes Tuesday and best eerenees. Box K-33 Post- Disnate h. | farm; single. middie- ase “dl; ee nced i Ro 's a whe reverenéges; only aeons -clage ‘ ' ROOK KEEPER— Keen young man, about 25, | Boy About 16, for office an: r ' ae est wages paid to experienced merhes , . Friday evenings: also Tuesday. Thursday — | TENE Sit.; and n: vt dri sae work. Box. K-s. Fost 5 oe Post. Dispat ial | | STEN GR. APH E ny Sit. : fir m-claee: thor. with high school education preferred; stu- | art department of advertisi errand work in| 48-hour week; off Saturday noon; opens » Wanted. 16 yvears 9 Wednesday and Saturday after- Pp, ff n A =" 3 por ter work. Box a cet yardman, to tone “to a rden, ie wh, ch ic kang, 1 Vv experienc ed: « an also do : ne .. eral. wee ‘ks’ te m mora r vy work. F or est rte balance on atreet: can arrange commission ine ability. Call 700 Cterwun tin 1 eat ‘draw = : and Showes case Mfg. 4 ‘*o.. 10 a unday or night ww Call or paces eliotn eet a. Se on a ee Ly etc. a Pp- 205, ost - Dispatc! . 7 J : aneeisent references. ~ 5, pt r T ay aaa "4 e Hable in addition to salarv of $17% or S150: as a ne onal e B) dg. = th- floor restaurant, ) - Yr ————— Box K-h. P.-D. | 8 NOGRAP HER —Sit.: porman¢ . relia , ; : BOY Office b CABINETM rai x ais cS) | ROOK KEEPER--Sit.; dastres to keep a smal: " “~ “yer I TR go iy tablished comnanyv: big chance for a live boy. with ability to adv Alice AKI (S—Thorougbly STIX, BAEL I pe oung, fan iliar WW ith neurance, O« , a experienced ; referenc es ~ Box wit , as only es roger 03. P t-Dis: wire wants to work . give phone and et be 16 years of Fe: good salary te $9 apable of taking « charge © ' t : ( és. : -03, Post- rk; on ; Start Coleord Wright ‘ | $9 a day to start: more later > ~ Remont 290). pene 1 , : . Foren eS a rh, Ganeiog a Hy - ot 290. Post-Dispatch. eee es 8 to make change: sellin g experience. 4: Post I>) lapateh, ‘ht work: salary #1 Box K 1] lox W-416, P.-D chinery and ‘ - Private Dancing Schoo where yo cencmttaneieneens sates acess emtacccianees | K-183, Post-Dispat: ' ar ir ahs. ty ra book keeve ' ai. hen =~ “. ae ply Co, 1229 N aq "UP-| worth it: sta PR cee { “He NCH « thorough, comprehensive individual in- | BOOKKEEPER—Sit. desires change: 18) SAN AND WIFE—Lesire position to manage ’ aw + te magipe nod! colored: references; | STM GRAPHE Sa ee ae EE tote ae te Ie PrRK—HBright, energetic youns RoOySs OO: ©) | Post- Dispatch. — ee ' mR aS N "Jefte > "eo . : A. ya . } : A. } =n No ' | . ‘ " ; eomesepmemenie: : . sfruction: open daily and evenings the | years’ experience; i nowledge of credits. i 4 ] elt ce caeet: mt imber of ‘ear seat ~ 5708 Clemens, 1 + meh hy ai ( atte accounting Gepartment of large 16 years and over; exceptional oppor- was ———— - reas round; gentlemen and aay ee cra -| Box K-95, Post-Disuatch. aan 0 * a hotel: ™ * ony P_188 re | werite Tie eee ys 7 rest le compan’: good opportunity for Pa morc to learn a business end earn a goog | C ARINETMAKFERS- Also machine © aft 4 —— 1878. Lindell 4745 965 | BOOKKEEPER ciel: seamed: theroug - ao og hm oh c n hetel ! : on BO KK BEPER —Sit.: and stenographer: r 8 TE Nt greed gr aR. Sit. ; oy eaathsians nromotion By cape DI» . oe cson: reply, statin | ray owaly Apply Butler Brothers, 18th and / beat 4a. = ea for expertenced pf , om nting Department. _Pine Wi. - —-.—— ly experienced: highest reference to — : Puati Pn eet tence in bakery and commis Pr? aS eae - “we, | age, qualificat: SSOTORCES, CREE oe | Ga a ‘eo, | Shop; 48-hour week, Saturday af —— Br PONT s ‘Dance “‘Talke: A term of ba ll- | character, ability, etc. Box K-90. Post-Dis. ize N- Man | with | gee * ten aa” cae sion Husiness: salary 200. _Box W- a9. P = I 14 N. Vandeyv ente: : Port -Dignatch, “3 tenn aR ~ - “aid, Post snatch 8 and a. mM. Po reliable, capable ook r c ctio ial — ee Te A OP _ oth floor. ~) S-—Prefer men with a Wh hite. — (1108 Frank! ~ - Tee - | MAN—Sit: maarried, age wa: wants steady DISH\WA SPARE © EgRgean- eins — . ‘amnnet iy desires; fice man. familiar with ready to wear ac- | BOYS—16 to 18: br | ear expertence. but not abs ioe Friday at | BOOK KBREPER-— Sit.; desires sma!) set BOO XS work where I can learn something ¢ or where 240 Ohin PER Si few hours evenings. “—s NOGE AP spe Regge nen age A a counts perfe rably: excellent opportunity an 7 general office ; bright, atmbitions dove | tor | sarv: must have tools Pe “ OK VW hite; must be e) : private te ‘by _ appointment. to keep during spare time. Box P-i15,;| there t= chance for advancement: noe at fraid ' - ner —ensnleinoveentgh charege po . Rox P-261, P.-D future involved: state particulars and salary:| stock putting up orders, ete.: ex dinkem 6 ork} workmen; open shop: good wages: Restaurant, 10 N. 18 instructors. Belmont School, Odeon _Post-Disratch ss _ | of work; willing worker. Box I-37, Post- DRESSM \RER—Sit.: wants steady employ. | ge ee ownage , . confidential, Box R-21. Post-Dis hecessary; good chance for adr ce not! a week. St. Loui s Car Co. 8000 N K—Short order: good Established 1012. (©) | BOOKKEEPER OR STENOGRAPHER— | Disoatch. ment: and hein ia ‘tattor ‘shop or plain STENOGRAPHER College woinan. | compe. « epeR—Man. not over 8h years, | ever Bros, Drug Co.. 4th and Clark, (ct) | “wat " Block, 1923 N. ‘Spring. e ‘ § ce: | -Wan ' to " ' = mv the dav ‘all 205 ent stenographer, or ¢ ¢ i POU TIN Eade k Beth - cn: Tapa A one WAKE pn Ro g leading nchool, Sit.; ten vears flour millin ccaperione oe. M AN—W anted, 801 mething . do 1 a man of pNEecr . = ail = re S (* Bsn. indepen: dentls . or ill consider change at $125 capable of taking entire charge of retail’) RoY Not eatin 18 ye 4 ‘AN DY “M AKER Or hi helper. . with gal =o and « a7 best “ot eference. Box K-1:56, Post-Dis. middie age, who formerly conducted ; HIVE —Desires position as assistant:| to start. Box P-102. P..D (7) | store; double entry system; good salary:| ical work in ship ing pn eee na perience: good wages: apply Mondam: BS. Ath at & blocks east of Grand; no phones: omen. a | BOOK K EEPER—ana cashier: miso credit | snecessful business of his own; feel as nas ad charge of billing department; - — aor” regs waar go > steady positiop: opportunity for advance- chance for advancement epertment; good ing ready for work. Millar’ s, Matn ; —Short t der. 6804 | mer; dancing Mondays. Thursdays, and collection ‘trork: experienced; can take though i. ’ e =" ‘ 7 STE NOGE API iF I And office e ass stant ” ment: state where employ ed for at least Mallable Casting Co. 7800 'R.” St. louis was, ae, 4 or ore » leesons every day; any hour posi- | full charge: referen: “es fur nished : age 35; of bue) ness. Box 0-27 y & Post -Disnatch t : - a-eneredin BOTTLE WASHER—Experienced man or easy work i b - Se re ees | YN TICCy =f Co. 90") 5. Sree — iy 4 ! really do man, 34 years old; 13 vears’ experience in tionally aualified for editorial cepirtinent. : r Gig cleaning } . aie STE NOGRAPHER-BOOKKEEPER Desires | atron boy references required: nod jas: ¥ vatir ge ours, pav every Satur- | «Arte’bs “H—Two unk mm. ~~ for K—To wor nights. | oo: ee) Feemoming aad general office werk: rapil Box P- 374, Post-Dispatch. fell 1617 W ae sae ee e position; has had 7 years’ experience as wa bern Call ‘Sayman Bldg.. 2117 Franklin. | days. See Air's ‘ offer full vay for hoil meth Pre month. 2 u3 _N. Sth. schools will be in| and accurate. reliable: Al references. Box | ES | ils J _ | «bookkeeper, cashier, stenographer and gen- ere i. of) | ON, 10th st. Schelferling, 4th floor, 315! CARPENTER —Nonunion,. for OPERATOR—Sit. oy clerica eee ee nah NMRBED 8 : | good wages and steady work afer Be C TEER Nopunion: best of . VA-For shop cateteria, | IvVE—Lady does shadowing and_it- Post-Dispatch. ; NIGHT WATT ‘HMAN- Sit., with boiler ex- pa rhe : ‘ . ets 2 > « slerical N ) AY M AKERS | We Cithine Ga. aa ‘ ork. Apply to | good men: oper shop. Apply Bela © Sundays. Measureograpl wasting 3 Mise Jackson, 5002 Cates ab ~ P - — a , perience. Add. L. T. T. 1034 S. Sth st GIRis—Sit. by neat colored, to rm plain saainile rk. S8R2A Keannerly 4 Nel Ciothine Co., 8th and Washington. (co) 1240 Hodiarnont Be White. to take ovet ’ “! — ¢ pan a een “oom in aha nera! ; . . - i - - 2B eae et ” Bb a... J daa ae a eas ‘4 Jn ° } 54 ay gg arg gga Fn rg OF ‘FICS MAN ‘AGER- Sit. or other executive imein°” Peneral housework. Call Lindell | TRAIN! ee = ae oF Ge > mapataian Stead v work, good wages. P.| BOY2 For electrical shop. general repair, | CARPENTER—Maintenance ian; Seal mumm saloon and run busine - pen: w investizat- | * ’ osition, marrie excellent education, 5 —s ut Cc ot com 110n ; . aon apenas ». machine, lathe work; chance learnh- = | ae am ramet r n Baston. Nieh oy iincabignaga Newberr? invemirest | Tanta permanent position offering future: 6) vPary’ experience: desires new connection. | COVEMNESS —Young teacher desires, post | (Meepatle: best references, $16 8. loth st. C| MURPHY TRUNK CO., 13th) Me, cede, rapid, ed vancement: state ex.) Con Take Tower Grove cat Soni Tight ond stacks, : is 2 , > Oo o 5 Se ernor : st Se > a , . - ome - c ahek: Delmar 8370X. ee | nd general office work; can operate type- | fea a Post- Dispate é. : _ Rox P.29 lg fe bi away. . Can Grand 2 Soa. | 2 ‘Go ~ an Week Gall | Pacem! and Papin (c2 | Pont Dispatch salary expected. Box K-153, | waik south to Sai4 Morgantes S. sees 4 work: steady ioh: hig! iwat-| writer rapidly: salary $130. Box P-408, OPTIC Sit.; refractionist or aesistant; | - ~ eh . : n . a : ure . és CARPENTER—Sit.: _ nteec Kansas City Second HETECT! VE—Does es shadowing. _ invest | Pp 5 me foUSEGIRI,S _ ; AT a paren abjiapninaiiidiioon: 5 = AR T it.: good mecha 4 - 5 eee ie ocates missing le, confidential./ Post-Diepatch. (2) | some experience in eige-grinding = and USEGIRL—Sit. for general housework. ~é - — — ™ yy a . nh - .) sirous of becoming an apprentice in pair or new; reasonable: dag _& = City. Kan, 2ATk Finnay av: Phone T ndell 5102. of ) | CABINETMAKERS. ~E.xper' en 4. and car-| me fitting. Bog P-180. Post-Dispatch. (Jerman-American famliy preferred 491i W AITRESS—_Bit. by colored alrl, in’ colored | BQT—16 of over. 1528 Olive. a. good organization; excellent opportunity to’ Zimmerman, IJ022A & Comptet. 7 PYIST—On lUnderwoo o0 end : Emareo: ‘. : ' oan ve ; r 1 ‘ ‘ --. >. ure n nderwood ft mar 2744X. | perter: take work .by dav or contract, or PAINTER -Wants work spare time inside m av | restaurant; or maid in office. 8933R Fin- Boy Colored: 16 years; references. Drug sar * nocd Rpg healthy working condi-| 4589R. i cane to make himself | ; “ . - . _ j _ov vv *), 4 ' ti¢ s° : . ant . a uence m , {iTSS JACKSON, detective lady; does er! house carpenter job. Box 'P-227, Post: Dis. | Box K-67, Post-Dispatch eerie | mee SEKE EPER-—Sit.; ledy. with child. | —————————— — ge Rrore. Bere Demat hile | piv 1428 Pine’ st references required. At | CARPENTERS— With tools? outaide to the extent_of deliver owing and inv estigating: guarantees quick | CAFETERIA MANAGER —- Up-to- “date. PAPER HANGER—Wants work, year's ex- Led, J Rn hoo! Ht.. upstaira, | WIDOW-Sit.; with child; wants position as ROY —18; learn tin gers trade: pay bat e\- — ee eT for a tew dave: later will transfer! th to start® 77) Arcade w — housekeeper: small family. 2755 Ruszell. learning. 1421 S. Vandeventer. __ fev) BOYS cabinet department if desired: ss MDWOOD CHOPPERS—! POsiTOR— baxperienced a a Ridg. RNHARDT'S, &t. Louie’ BERN} to larger. cooler location, 320% P eo ee te - _— I could adapt mvseelf to any kind PLUS capable of —r office es — a ES and satisfactory results; years of experience | wishes position with a first-class firm. at nerience. Forest 674 HOUSEKE! SR—Sit.: or housew ork: by el- | in all branches of detective work; thorou present engaged in one of Miesouri's larc- Pi.UMBER—Sit. o — “TRS ean derly woeean. Mrs. Jose BI .; | (arand 14¢4W. | BOY—To drive city wagon; good “pay to good wages: 48 hours a week, se: steady work. Apniy 3 ly competent: reliable and resourceful: act cafeterias. Box P-392. Post-Dis, 2) | Moy co or yetoam eck fee | 2 ack. 2511 N. | WOMAN—Sit.; colored: first-class cook or | _ start. 6111 Bertha. ,' — | eel ao yonre and ntia te fittitic care: | Spe Sea Ieee se MBORRESPONDENTS tralian | housegirl; best references. Lindell 3406.7. tOYS—15 to 16 vears old. St. Louis Shovel | anc es. McC ARTHY-ARCHER AUTO ~ + ; A’ anc ‘rr; knowledge ; pay for ris strictly aa ae perurenees furnished. —RPENTER LABOR Wtd.—50c per hour. Able. “Berger. 4419 Evans. Forest 2080. | HOT’ SEK. /EPER—Sit. by saving | housekeep- | —— — — | R626 West Pine. | PRODUCTION MANAGER—Or superintend. er: also seamstress; middle. aged can op. “WOMAN -SIt.;_ general cleaning by day. ‘0.,_ 8s arent. and Duncan av. _ (cl) | 439 N. Fuclid. (c7) — i ee aE Ts ee: ‘ repair “work ent: asit.: good organizer, low coat pro- best refe rences Box t xm 4088, ost- Dis. Call Bomont A417 Ie: men ‘a furnishings #*ore, start ~ $0 VV; | BoY ~Must be i0 years oi d, ith- grade gradu - . : Post- Dispate h. .: Soe i8th st ate, neat and clean, to fun errands and A ST C ‘| ERK 4 how -On M i} CARPENTER— Wants new or sl O78 , DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY | 1722 Choutéau, Central OAOGT, ducer. graduate engineer: also thoroughly Hol SEKBMEPER~—-Ssit. by elderly lady for WOM AN— Sit... morn ing. how newers half day. “onnortunity to adv PPP LLLP IO - = sae . . 7 ay aa) "Sy —-—— — - ; ns ; i cc o iL Lindell 87. BOY Office boy. ar 10th floor, Lac lede ee — useful, around office: good ance for energeti: oy; ‘att getic boy; good salary. Call with manufactur PE — So ee ge ~~ —— posted office management, urchase and, housekeeping in sn or housekeeping e aeepePTCeyitG--Dresemakine. button cov- C ARVENTEN § Sit) wlaring and, repelring | sales: age 4: married. Box K-22. Poat-Dis. Rroadway al) Semen ‘ COME —— — as —- ; , — Gas Bldg. el) erin ; mail orders promotly attended. Page CAKPENTER— —Wanta work entre ac mn ae , PRODUCTION EFFICIENCY EXPERT.-.- | HOUSE KEEPE p- Sit.: widow w ith 2 smal! the dav. Call ‘ee nd 14771. clean ng oy Boy office. _ > ae. Taclede Stee! _on_Strasmer, Post -Dispateh 6 office, , _. bad Kine pienwas 25h ——- | contract. Office and shoo. 2831 Franklin. | Bass gaye graduate. specializing in ero. | onod conk ana san nnae in home ot watowes: | WOMAN—WSIt, by good. honest white woma o.. 1817 Arcade Bldg. BOY W ANTED IN T DRAWI ING ; ma accurate at fi CARPENTER Sit.; wants roofing and shine- with automobile or manufacturing concern. eee t.sincent. ; Jaundry or cleaning. Apply at once, 76 | BOY —16 years or older, to work in mac hin e | | ¥ ; INSTRUCTION share contract: Golden. 4530 Kenner!y. $200. Rox ©-184. Post-Dispatch. ” . gee —— 7 ‘ER Sit. ve woman Wants | o'r all ee j ae i ahon. 2741 Gra ‘ ols, : os “| M AT ER IAL DEPARTM ENT M [" ST BE E Xx PE RIE NCE at lalifications _and TTPEWRITING——Shorthand, printing taught te ——-- | | SATESMAN -Kit.: experienced in cloak and | particulars in first tier ” Rox W 208. PD WOMAN —Sit. by experienced, colored, for} BOY-—For stockroom; of 00d habits; zt Fine opportunity for bright boy. de a = tted. Box F-17 2. without expensé; good chance. Box P-302. CARP ENTER. Sit. - house: first- “cla e8 ~~ - suit line; referenc ox Box K-87. Post-Dis HC n aE KI ae ey = : Ra ng mages, $12 ¢ : ak. “— yy, ® ork ; no; to assist porter. ¢ ‘all at 916 Lucas. ic)| ERKER BROS. OPTICAL CO... (4 Olive. ME N S ALARY LY. ice wi = ~ Post-Disnatch. tory. atore, real estate; dependabie. oi SAL ESM AN Sit.; to call om candy a 4 soft | “1{ : ) rellable woman ‘00 } ages we » Morgan HOY To delis er and wera in meat market. — a - --— ’ ay nad > = gre iiren, + tan . 487. ¥. M. France. Jennings, Mo. ar) an ud OTL i : good home and wages: w jshes WOMAN Sit. colored ; | 1 4 kk ‘. Tt one a , 1 boy. -BRIGHT “AP ARL Ee. > TO. po ® and do housework FRENCHI made easy , a “series of 10 conv er i + ARP EXTER- Cc ABINET MAK ER “sit . all frink trade. Box =f, Post- Dispate Oo leay sil 1 ' 201% Ho: vared ‘laanit 1? M ym v — a pig rx d or 4 0! pr” T. Martin. eile Alien eee PRCA, SS ¥y 1A r, aad FOR OF Fl 16 \ b miles from + ity: good vy fational lessons, nostaning wg 17 teve-| C ~ % | SALESMAN—Position wanted: 15 year ex. | HOUSEKERPER _Sit. } ne pelintia age whapadat ter i Bomen - 5 Wednesday, GoOysS With or without bicycles. Apply 4 AXD Spr inst FE WORK ; 40) Pehee and write for furthe ware® Say n aS : , Postal Telegraph, 408 Olive. ‘c)/ NIT IR ADVA NCEMENT , F-198 Post- Dispatch. | qd; kinds a gl \ ators screen doors. Moore, ; nings), at Central Y. M. © .. learn an , perience in the city: middle-aged Rox Kk - motherless horne of ne . ot sneak French. Prof. Vicol, netructet.. ABD) 1436 N. 22d 8 ar an ee ea 141. P ¢.1) : , a - people employed; 8 WOMAN Sit. by colore 1: with ehilden: “a oa ae ’ z ~ - mo ' é ‘ARE T AKER ae by married man: private os L snatch . my Dienateh, ing full S ha rege Box P-364, i ich OR smal) bundles to v argh a‘ home } “ To ~ lear Th trade in tin “shop. 401 | MFG. ¢ Oe: we Ie 7M > RSON FE L E q*T AND BONUS ase cE “a On furniture. “Apt ANY person of neglected education can re- home: city or country: experienced ar- SALESMAN Pe nel aaa lr 0 ag Pee ae na } — f217 Suburban_ aclede. . idesiitiatainlincasliiaaiteaa _ 2083 LOCUST ST. 2) furniture Factory, 11 ee | excellent sales record and education 100 SEKEFPER _ -Sit.: experienced woina ) S r 4 . ~~ S—Good wages. with a chance to ad- BOYS 16 TE ‘ARS OF AGE. POR tees a wornan WOM AN- it.: refined i1iddle aged lady | ree Aonly 1822 Locust. (o)| WORK: SHOULD HAVE AT LEAST eT APPT y BY LET TER : ’ & %, CRED T MAN. g: . : Fe ing avyvoung man be! ceive private instructions, reading. writing. | goner chickens, cows, etc.: have wife. boy. p+ bigs etic: oo grammar, composition, &. and babv. 10 months. Box P-165. P.-D. | Box P-826. Post-Dispatch. ; ra with 3 attractive. well-behaved children would like care of child about 3 vears ; ae Fe Pte 'RALESMAN-—Sit. by young man, ambitious ill exchinge services for home: good cook. old; can give reference. TWindell 1508) sat For light stockroom work. Jewel | nig EDUCATION; GOOD OPPORTU- | > \ $8 to aon ; 2411 Pine (c) | NITY FOR ADVANCEMENT. APPLY SEE Federer nent through sev ~—— a+ oe ae ee 9 monthly. Mrs. o e ~ ad hey Ht 4648. oa a’ GARPENTER-RUILDER—4877 Fountain: a! , & camede ae toh :. > - + nd ll a 4 terations: jobbing:; plans furnished. For Fegan gy fa oe t with ide- av ake con- Ber vy ee imstress. Foreat 4611 NOMAN_Wishes Tuesday. Wednesday | Tea Co. swil : at eee é bBo aN : al , jud 4 4 me your proposition. Arnold J KEEPER—Sit. by refined voung Thursday. Friday, cleaning. Mrs. Banger. Boy To “work in drug store; all day ¥ sania basin as ERIC MFG. ce 0. | GENE KR AL a 2 handling credits K' | una dod «ted ll EE LS hea. S °F we + ee SUPERINTE NDENT, © 7 = oes Rg Ro olay me se ae Aa DEPARTMENT -— Dodson) S06. Hours 7-1, after p. m yra ; ind. a ate? A - Huber. 2521 W. &t vido : . Bo sae ge = Be a 2. oo nontet, $10 CARPENTER Wants alterations. repairs, SAL DRM ee - ae Saree PT astablisl Pt a ng A acerca ond camel Parner boa | R244 Wells 108 Alabama 4 r ( ablits . : : ence axcnange 30 4 Toe ae ——-—- | ; pe aan | monthly. xy Lindell “hI. Lindell | 4648. (099) - Gemma bet meses tee lg ecm dealers and Tictethiatene cutéeneniia on _Post-Disnatch. my vend te ; caries — pcniddie- aged. ; | moins eack to | Bt h T o : ae ig aes e business. sar | BOYS, 16 YE ARS OL D A N D oft Meee ity tor GES : Se irx - ee ee — Ss j truck ac tory lines, wants sit. Box P.77, Lidl "SEK EEPER- Refir a le av F . : i - ai n aah c $8 nvailé or fX- { er TA . 11V@ ava : a ine ch an , .) a : bow ‘SCHOOL OF _LANGUA CARPENTERING—Sit. for areeeneg, Pi porches, | Post-Dispatch. tion as housekeeper fot ‘ee > gentl te Po tox K-128. Post-Dispatch HOY -Strone: to work in florist shop. 7280 OV ER, TO LEARN TRADE JALk FAIR 4 ee ie Pull hc ney ven =” | WOMAN—ASit. Manchester. fo) Apply BROWN SHOE CO,, 17th and Lucas “—— oni +f hare — ~~ Pues . ‘ c h, Italian, English. taught | pa : eaten. 4 am j tor acm, Seanse sndell | ene ee Landell | SALESMAN Sit.; adto supplies, top fabrics, | 7 Per’, (ook and caretaker . Carr, | “ifte concern: seer year cxputtene Ys— ce “Missouri Raz “Go., P8th and Wash, Jeffers aM h: bile con , d 7 vears’ experience ROYS— Colored. Missouri Razor Strop Co.. | . on an ul janp Mf QP, ATE Al ae b= Post-Diar ; 4 JAMS AN? : levatch, by experienced native teachers, 5601 I RTF. | bh ° My _foxm | ae _>. ow: | heavy hardware: now employed: Oklahoma- Lindell 1546. 8 . as saleswoman and office manager; best of | 702 Taicas Poth and _Russe! 1. =) | . ~- Z ER- Experienced on A Phone Lindell 1941. ____ 1639) | GARPENTHR—Sii.. general repairs. altera-| x | —-—-— ’ pm . K n ‘ : ° ‘ 4 > * Ti .; ‘ . SPANISH. | F neh. ,caperionces ‘native ‘teach- tions. Phone Builder, Cabany 3784W, Yel- P-D ventory © preterres.. Son 7-00 Ol — REE he b machen Burse | wants po-| references. Box P-229, Post-Disnatch. b= > — =: class ae, $0: ate, £10 age * manu-, mar R220X. MAT Wali - ~~ children. w “Sa he Ma care of amall, yor NG LADY. Sit.; desires work evenil! s | BQY—To, work in es ter school DEARBéE IRN STS. a“ er & Dress Co... 2 Was Bs = Bote eeeumnereai correspond- CARP ENTE r “Wants “new “and repair “work. SALESMAN -W anted: side line traveling nen exthaneed 0 “¥ ae Is pa ak refer _only Raw R-53. 'Post- Dispat a igs Shepard, Ke uc ii d and Lac lade. : ERE sce seme _ a ence. Dodaor n Bchoo! of Private Tutoring. Es- alterations: good work, low price; refer- Salesman making California, Arizona and man : ison, 6622 Water re Bi ry For ~ drug store; references requ ired. U HIC AG () , ILLINOIS.” Bmowledce of j | tablished 1901. 8584 Lindell b'. Lindell ees. | ences. Harry, 3021 New Ashland p! » Cal. at oN nego | hg — ay noe 7 —- HOUSEKEEPER: (e) YOUNG T. ADY sit. woul: 1 oe position ~ | Grand: and Rvesell r OR PR Bt wri rtunity “to right. party. a (con a é . hi ’ ll be here for six days. ox SKK EEPER—sit. bv on am ttonsa ¢C © conected, capebie at : ; a £ > : | —. —_—— Ht ay or night wears be Goh Gavete bis omereice to tha | or 2 email children. Address Mrs. Curtiss ning dictaphone or switchboard emplby- - For + abe ery store. Call Victor 1-4, Dispate! th pressroom. (8) Wir . perro ‘ : ° one y oy “ Te : iB ne Oeperetien: no charge. if i tote; wand for | CHACESEUR— OIL, With rollable fem. Spi6| as to charecte? ete Hox DP ae, PD. gg 2 geet fo cunnloced ne Canara YOUNG LADE—Geed ot figures, wate per: | iors Fe unde ah eee a ae To learn trank making ; | cain CANiitS— To reeane e in wholesale | Rox 782, Chicago, Ml. ‘ . are we ant: dd ee oxed or batchelor apart- eg ee Es: mB SMBH SCS. - Sex F ——-~ ee. -RS—To recane ¢ P iH : ) } treafment. be go Minnesota. om a ‘ | SALES MANAGER Assistant: : broad we “= Sang Pm iakioe soa neeroemnly = 24. } *oat- Dispatc h. hi 2) Or voung man to drive grocery “vagon. $20 per week to start - steady N. Grand. yo ss Cc LOTHING ( "7 charge: splendid CNG L si P £18 a week Fort: er'a Market. 4200 Shaw = ; .~ cunediatnead nt P on ie be 2 spac YOUNG LADY—sit.: as cashier at moving rtner's Market. 4200 Shaw: work. P. C. ASURPHY TRUNK! “det ‘Post Dina pn a nston av. ured, or out habit cured or no pay: s CHAUFFEUR- ~Expertenced, colored, reliable knowledge of sales anid advertisin h . ’ % ; a ing meth- ‘ool ( aund , sent on trial, Sues wants position driving truck: knows city,) ods. Box P-192, Post-Dispatch. ro waa polesonres, “Ror P-aR2.” Post. — | picture theater: evenings only, references BOY--To work in drug store after 2 2301 RES x — oe is furnished Phone Forast 2771. | McRee aN C O.. 13 Krocer : nt opera al vere © oe me) Fa th and 1 Papin. (@2) H AL rFEUR “or grocery truc * 4 Come om tent opera - oad “RetD sy E tao sour! __Box R-121. ¥ Maltimore, M4. ; all depots, John Goodwin, 4001 Fairfax av. | §A.EN REPRESONTATIVE Salesman of 13) LADY Si Koud sewer, would like , le rie | ee ee BOYS machinist trade. Apply ——_——-___ thee 7 ‘tar fe2) es iE. women nen needing help before and dur- Cc HAT FFPEU R Sit. private or “truc “kK, mar- vears successful experience, calling on job en venings w ith nilliner, Ro x K- 64. PD. Wo™M AN Sit by middie- aged: for cooking ro learnt ou . and assist with housework, in small fam-| _ 3420 West Pine. “2 | BOYS—16 ¥F ARS OF AGH AND OVER,{ CHAGFFEUR—Grocery and meat a ee eer FOR ASSEMBLING ELE tlc MOTORS iene ph me nO a, _ a J Dei | Laborator ranches of plat» ; {ng confinement can find assistance at the tied: 8 years’ experience; drive any ob Hin Bs y make n@ trade in middle west and south. desires | : Louts Maternity Hospital, 4518 bel = car: reference. B8204A Olive st. change: capable of representing any ; aod LADY- Sift. by voung, college grads late. de. 11° ana: Washington k Se aU NITRO 2 pmo SET »— | BOYS—Drill press and assembling. Keys 4: AR MOR ELAS More ¥ Bt lsat firm: Al reference, Box K-58. Post-Dis, | t-42. Post-Dispatch f i =). wl E roi LORS: | CHAUPFEURS Por delivery in mast Hass: high «rlary. yy . } ia) ft Tre . ‘ . . h . as | “mo Wen sir ; ; ; BOY —W ite r colored; steady work “‘and| INTERESTED IN ELE 4 ming = RATORY. Y. St Eauitahi os . ~_ , ' ; an gton bi. as COS che RS a . ( TAU REC R-—-Sit. by colored, honest and lire or handling branch office: 11 years with sires position; can operate typewriter. box team Stale land a se Piston Ring ‘o om he oO ive st. (eo) 7 = —— — =~ years 04. © —- — . = | 74. Pos*-Dispatch. i ae aneate i 4 rtising m2n, wni , Sit.; companion-teacher, desires po- | ine and Stationers ».. 1535 Pine 6 ELRC TRI MF tor es ie manager ; preference % THEATRICAL c ag "FRE rR. “Sit ria ‘years’ exnerience: R381. Pa Dispatch. 2-3, married. pens ‘ , : hg ORES Fis on or attendant: willing MEN, BOYS BOY S or assembling Wi urdack — LarAt err bi red: neat te a sUCAde\| ma of fam)i: E ay desires private heontiv, Cc: B. H., 2620 \---..-— sigue (Ce Post-Disne tet references given Rox D.ie7 .ons eid a - ve | Kile etris Mfr. (‘o.. Lith and W oe. Be ry . -Eo work in candy fac. must have Foo 2 as rlene vd and P CHAUFFEC of ND. wie FE >i Box L w- = rife eas T A ATEURS. weeny: aor ‘egaching school reference: good mechanical ability. Bo- i Box P- if Poat- Di apa ch . Box J-44. Poet-Tyi« . ic xchanged., AC COUN TANT a Sonkare two first-c lame. > 4 a at eart aneTyY (ra e, ay work. wut 4 4 t Od and eres eave “ a ior genera) : ' ey , elmon 0 | _ - ~~ e IpPOr- * Bi, ; "hone Forest 268s — se : = rning capacity te mont 2053W. ea ere eke Ate ES SALES EXECUTIVF—Sit a practical and LAUNDRES=-—Sit. by Germnan n ledy . age Costs; exceptional oppor BOY For drill y iW alnut. (a) nn . — —————e tine, : Can use in ad foe CHAU PFEU h— sit. ~ by white, with private! efficient sales manager. capable of j ing and ironin 02K a 9 , ¥. Wash- unity with net onally known firm of certl- , or r an ‘punch Dress. 4la@) N., Cc) CHAUFFEUR Colored. and ete ‘a apprentices: o STATEU ns, sy “— gymnaatum: oe per . fainiiy: aaah Gekeremes. bax 2-1 Pee | ton ects hoy pe om ey Ee care lh anals >. a ree Lf th et aoe public accountants. For interview call pi a Aaa fees BOYS—16 years and overt: earn while wo _ room and beard; West End. # a ef 0, SOOO N Broa: ainonth: I teach acrobatic. frame any kind as 88 :' and in planning sales and advertising cam gt tg oy Sit. by colored: ‘Thursday. og —— Hiotel Statler, Sunday, 10 a. m. | BOY--White or colored, for ‘drug store. : learn: prepare vourself for the future tre SON : ‘i —— es ASHER —Coiored. _ ii Cass ay for pupils. | GHAUFFEUR Sit. by reliable colbread| Palens; successful developer of men; broad Lowe! # etn days. Phone 1 indell 4A597W. | IVC BA oS ery (c); erences. 1129 Hamilton av. _s———séd(2) |: -“AVO Positions open for boys to learn ma- rE R—Expertenced Feri eae y 2252. : chauffeur: operates any make of ear na | selling experten a w il] c ons{i ler n better LAl NDR MSS Sit . colored ; first four days —_— & [ oon WV I? = OMS re ady to BOYS. For office a work : no exper jence on Cc —. operatir 1g. small assembling. fi! ing. apis Mionda’ (jrand Laundry. er 44 ASHER i004, steady A Li, . BE REC ¥ tVEI)| goea minor repairing; references. Call Bo- sta gg Py the one I now have. Hux wt OM ns dF S1 Louls Ca Co, R000 NN. Bra lenced « men-| quired; quick advancement; salary to start. | cleri-. ete, Recetient esnantenl eer : ai ore th end Frankl ; mont 1425. . 419, } ost Disnpat: h. (ee?) ¥ 4 NX ] RES Sit to take bundles home an a1: = Wry r : 0... ee roagw a\ " (C2 S45 per Month. Broa iway and Spru: _ (ev) | clerk. ete, he > 7 ~—— ohnaee tan for brig ’ ‘ ‘i Al > Fr iz i*} xt eriens ei ts FASHTER ae a a mi w aa --" | SALES MANAGER ) ss ‘ , ‘e Lindell 4576R., soag i: ASS \ A resident assistant to the sn } ; " , Oye yecome Krat-clase w ork ackar car: murt hare . an, white ly 4A a i’ Bit. idea aaatn” / man of 388, with Ne yer teagan — LAUNI ee Sit. by launa , perintendent in a pome for girls referen- | ” phe ‘oa work in Aonty Ge room ans ~ vim turin . mo a mechanical manufa: refere ‘ence ka er vise do net apa = ~ Restaurant 4115 Ea 3 ‘ . : 4] : “a ~ se one i i . a 4 " Ss Jt . ] " at 1 regs 7 ‘ wy } -_ e o - me . pe . , z il . 7. ‘ - j ‘= J l=. : . » ‘ } ~ ~ . ‘Le me, riety AT. 1, | grade care; good mechanic and thoreu okie ol conne tion in St. Louis: good person ema!l!l bundles. 2125 Tacas. — a — = —t aired at MB i St /| Kennedy, 416 N. 4th st. fo) | Century Blectric Co., ait Pines ene Dept. Hsit Cabanhe & ————-~ . es. IANGE RS--For work Ress IXCHANGE OFF experienced at long touring; best reference. | 4)!t¥; can furnish Al credentials: can quick- “PE LS . ASSISTANT—Wholesale magazine business: BOYS or ad- ——- CIAUFFEL r o ‘oe, trucks, ; Bg ag A lad oo a * P CK, MO. t F [- | a "Se haefer 4507 ‘Fvane rat : ce. | ly adapt myself to your line of werkt; sto | LAT NER i we Sit.: a out or at home. De!- rac king, o nin freight Alling orders: 0% F ‘or office work OP ort’ ity for ad- | B OY T , “nr a oreferfed: ca hours a Week. st SON BARRA ; red. | —aat_292._Linéell_ F214 general work The ime tow Oo. | mts LU ‘To run errands and w rork 0 i furnish house We Broadway af ‘ , ; Q¢ a 1} >, 'y¥ ; : . . tz ’ ————— (TF) (irayois and ha . SMAN Young ar * ema Sse etien ——s | ing r $2600 r 0 ros Sa ONT “BAYS: Stop wishing for success, | | HAUFERUR—Sit. hy voung colored, will shall a sheahos to confer With considered | LAUNDRESS--S!t undles ; ~} _tne., 1010 Tacuat i ae pe offi |_A ‘onl © -@ct and get ft; our four — trial course . ae references: Pome —— eteeal | Pils, P ost- Dispat: ARE Me spas ian “Ry lveeter Pall. R424 papdies to bring home ASSIST ANT = “ Vai With : r —— | B if to 18: office » position: “excellent nt | im orttice , must be 16 vears 7 —— . 2 * von _ fing amd tracing: eple , - ome pas - : = ; 2 Fs . actual | ‘ e t. , i Sng , > J $ ; eit . in motion picture acting willl turn wishing | for Hars. & SHIPPING CLERK ic: 15 years’ experi-| i-*' NDRESS Firet 3 Gave week. Call Cen.- office experience; must be accurate, ra a, at uniti ies for advancement Apply TUS or over: good 0 ) t ; . a turds a ftorneans x Bor ri ght man _ Box B sie mito success. Belmont School, Odeon Bide. . r all Cen : pi Commer: la! Bidg. pc rtunity ri yz a tain Tata hiiehe ; iis. (o) day or eentract. 4120 Burgen. Call Sun- 2808. reference es. Rox }? 17, Post. Dispateh, tral 2080 Minn! = Franklin. and dependable; first-class references re- ——— = — —---- (er) BUI ‘ Te ; as a. , ’ sortie Meramec’ mas SSMAN.W Your > man . ; —— yg Be A ha PSR | sfABLEMAN- Sit. by colored: goo LAUNDRESS---Sit.. to br quired. Make application by letter, Werner BOYS To learn machinist trade and run | BULIS MFG. CO. Missour have good Felecia eee #d detail work: 1LDREN aug t motion ‘pieture. acting. oi ; red; .good refer- ' ing washing home & We rner, 6th nd I rands: wood Wages: it ‘ x . uri NX ida ta Ore p atocution and neing. Relmiont Schoo! | ‘ ‘LERK Sit. by young man. thoroughly ax.; enecer D, Kaplan, 2744 Lucas Fomont or go .ont Bomont 208 Lalu ~ s acugt sts. “ty referen: .. Rn. » ae y 13 re Div, sve AO | State T if . Bidg. : ie 98} oD st Dp spat A —_ Rox W.41° Pee eon Rid (c) | perienced as auto accessory clerk or filMng "OS! ~ | LAUNDR RSS. Sie a Sg AU rOMOBILE Mix THANIC Siperienced. | e “phd cae corner 19th and Pine 3 e) a - “ Paia@ry f'iar ’ cs . »s. & : ACHINE rain. | Pt Port: Disa te are vutdoor work. Box | | perience as ei Hoo anda bl teem oes att ~ ik tee Ricca Sere Uren, Merc AU TOMOBI! E MECHANIC. For in "TF 7 13th “an 1 Vine. . B. Steffan Paper Box Co lass rererences ; $1 00 ; hou rs 5 ev j = aT ‘bat h - | 4a, c (Rt retary. ©xecutive ehbility: desires permanent AIUNDRESS-SIt, : colored. experienced: ¢ aa - art 4 J : é : ition ; feth f e sc) - 2 ‘ 3 ; oe ane —e eR Sas, ead work. COLLEGE GRA DU A’‘TK- Mathenmtes end yaition: salary $150 month. Box P B84, buns : all in bring home, _Bomort 1OR8PR- : NG > he AS rk. Box aoe “359 P ost Dis. He ivy 16 te oO 1K, for light factory ° Ww ork: ‘atart to J 30, 1? Oo clock Sat u rdav. CHAU PFE “ Is 4 “olored : E. ex tions L@rmarent., wre. Eps apes | guclence. executive, progressive, successful ost- Dispatch, | LACNDRESS- wit bupdies to ‘betni bema | us ates HANIC—Must be ailround man, $12.50 a week. St. Louis Mazda Lamp Di- y° , ba -y and tips: aut Vives tethes eee et Base solnats, Burevens | Seechingl and business, qupepience, desires | STENQGRAPHER 8H” married Than. aged | _Romont ?192¥—_ rink ome, | cs, “ane? need SEPiy come ready for work, | wiston._@R6i Bisel ay WM. R. WARNER & CO., INC.,| af °urites” vou" are Van expe 8 aaellbabnmaes: dean Ride fe) oer and oprertunity for abttity ana 26: 6 vears’ experi _ «© > - — hao B + fal i. abou ao ¢ Ww om ~** | changer Apply ready — > : trainin eret : pe ence ; Capable and ex- | LAU NDRE se TT by | firet. -c! ‘aes. ~ —— oiored, abou 1 " “to do aT rt factory oe 4 . JGHT MACHINE ' wi o pur irchase. COLORED MAN Rox i-: 284. P. dD, Lea handiing correspondence indl- ‘ored, “Moratay : amall family. a ey AUTOMOBILE, BOD) BUILDERS. Al “man , * ef eren ‘Os required. ight f Suit DOS N, Commereia! St. Ae) ’ . 5—t "man, ’ OO Nast Theater Granite city TH, fey | rc An an it. to do general houses 'aue a high schoo] graduate. Box P-327. | LAUNDRESS—Sit. by colo ———- s eC : epartment; $8.50 a day | and Skirt Co., SOS Washingfiton. | Ease meme seyccats iieisiadh CH aL ¥ Ads UR—-Teung ™ am ° plum | ne reasonable. Write or call. Y, | _Post-Dispatch. | ry colored; good refer-| tO start; state age and experience. Bok | Roy Mus: b at -ae | must be able tam Z “ Pos os 4108 r _— ane ences: fast worker. Call Ans lel} lew P-42. Post- Dispatch. ¥-—Must be_ neat-appearine and have. BOYS ; 4 AG a of soliciting & | » = - , - ‘ _ . - _ grammar achoo! education. 805 New Lucas | end a capa co toe maeeel Ker lar Iw are : out * , , ‘* B ACTH and songs written to | ‘apin, | SUPERINTENDENT—Of bulldine restacianaseniaensateatan - oe AMORIL, — - > j tat f Tr, anf Ti00PF. ‘On ‘ 4 ** .: dei vane. ; a Tata “S— White ants ] At FEF WASHER — Experienced: |) Dispatch fot) ~ Pn os ile c PRR , ¥. LS Wrd.--Por stock and re road |. 282. Bee Ps oat Dispatch, ewes oe e TRAF aad MAN--Sit.; | railroad and com. fake ame laree . r " ( ag steady Job, good wages. Call 2354 5. Grand. BOYS—For wholesale h use: 38 vear hs St. Louis and Jes ferson Avs, enced AT men; good ne Ee ® + pe wy _Nortn loc oh amateurs contiderad. 1 eae, aie eremnes men~rial exnertance. Rox P-375. Post-Dis LAUNDRESS.- Sit. to do waahi - - 2 EAE Noe SRPMS for office work aalary a0 ; * me" Po aa HRAKEMEN. Si « (oe ehort tine raiires! ' ol «— 0 : gi ‘f - mere ‘ Clemens. iavy and @i1 week, 01 Columbia ngs yore Sopatry: aa ae _ TRAFFIC MAN—~Allround. wants ee 5 bundles home 5400 Flenore. will take &UTOMOBLLF. WASH ER--Colorea @Qay {| thone qualified. Pox P-9%, ‘Post. ‘Dis. 2 ate cents ner hous “Ume and one-haif OF WOM cng conditi NIL D* : rae hs ‘ ° y mE er aera p Sars rs ' “~ = : a it ' ter : “yt: re i“ i@rr . tre? epg hte ’ - : x . . ¥ a. | Box P-222, Post-Dispatch. 31. Post-Diepa A St best reference. Box K- LAUNDRESS—Sit.: bundles \to bring home. A ggg en Boas Eerrics on Llvi BOYS—15 years old, for office work: salary ' position experien od men pre‘erred. At ary and bonus. CI s yy Be "ion tak 4190 Enright. Apply in basement, 2669 " wis, . East $34 per month: permanent positions, with Reom 31. 7 Colling. ile a 1% 6 Leui« a } ; - a ~ - ; ask fe . (ci) advancement. Box F-15352. Post-Dis. (2 } | — - Smst ot. sum. st. ¢ haries, ie a amare = me } 3. ' i? 3 . ERK. 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AY, 16, 1820. : ED—MEN, Boy. awitchmen” “i railroads - ine out of city. ad need appl it Steady onltios right . Box P.- Al. Post-Dis ao —_ Fey exPerience eos oy all around: achine ShOD: $40 week; Gd; if not steady kery Co. Flat Riv, E RS— Seven bri ps ollinsville, NN, S. CONTRACT ille, I]. red > ply in €th ‘floor sr Two Road - O . ; "stead union wages: = ah. Open FIN ISHER- >; :XbSrien Best of work? rood Salary | pply CHILD 'S, f“ t. TCHER > Nn with some ex, pe for a future: ; best th conditions ; 2 St. Charles + White or colored. piliadaal ae fay acs coiorea: gene Williams, ik Washi f RE—Andi bench hands; op et ’ 13th Ss. Mod = ee Kilgen & Son! 38! 23 lao RS——Ang bench 1 hands. 1 in oa R17 yy. 15th “bench _St. RS “Beat { was ; ok - inth. 0 wares pa a A na wood worker. She: an hou 4 Rperience. Box P38, ¥ RS —Also Mach and guaranteed on aner to L708 south, G t - 02, Post. 5—On store xt year “~~: ; $4 40.80 10 . all eplies conden: Jispate h. S-—On store fixtures: hi off tO eXperienced mechan Saturday noon: open orning. American F Mfg. _4 0., 100% Lacs, - R $—Thorough ly expert ing charge of de a Start: more lager if. a ] B age and re Rear nares . - — - F ‘ 7 As 38) Pee: wre patil iri aa WR R A T ree rose Ce ERNE wine; — ee RP Ae oe 02 emmy Peer ort vente emcees i. a ; = Str geen + me Sere ee gare = Sie tad ~~ : ——— —— — ¥ a nee tence Pes € ° ma ee SUNDAY. MEN, BOYS _ ! a ace og, Oy eal ' HELP _WANTED—MEN, BOYS HELP _WANTEO--MEN, BUYS HELP WANTED—MEN. _ BOYS HELP — _ — DIRE at a WANTED -MEN, BOYS ‘HELP. —— ———— ~ a WANTED — MEN, _ BOYS = | HELP WANTED. -MEN. Boys ley . — * i i COLO OL OES PRL ST-——Armour Co.,: National Stockyards, A (ey ® i t A R oe ete . _OPA el | arena OOD TINISHE Fanwiler sth gray —.. t | P ISHERS—-With tabiattions \ 7 ™. \- oune | ' actor: Ce" 4 f q ; ‘ n 7 LO Lee | state salary expected first | for ukilied tne ; best wages in city paid IACHINE HAND — {xperi- “MAN Tene. to take care of stock an@ make MEN_” Two emer me ry 3 ‘Foundry. St. ‘Jose oseph, Mo ». 03) : noon, 48-ho od n open shop: off Saturday enced wood t . Phin ‘y Renerally usefu': alr ngie man pre- ondhand - — riences “e for repairing sec- ( \p ee _— A egg a ° by ; A er ul Week; call Sunday morni ng. urner and wood ferred: chance for _—_ ri otion - eXperience ant! e Re 1 -Urhit ire. ales helper. Appl © kK R A T ORS— To a PRE ee FER 2 : ‘. presser: — first- class; $35 | ie Wid 13 10 ‘ pont Jixture and Showcase Mfg. (Co. | necessary. Box R- Post-Dispateh xs 2K) Market at ” fon sew travel- ‘i’ oP BEDERS—Job press. App ,.. = er one who can “pa alterations: | Yo iv W IRiR ate ( ‘Working machine h and, Apply | MAN-—Of good arane ——-__—°’ | MEN--Young: with 1, or ay — 3} ing ret ; Steady w ee A! ae. a ace fare afte &o mont! ‘ .} P H aA NE = Male EE RSA Cc p OX RB OS ! te “ AB on ng ot apoearan S and address t: nee Gee a UG . ith ain 0 > years” « xper|- ac \ Ww ork ; goo P RESS FEEDER Job: one « no el ne Co,, WF } N, 84, Henrietta, Ok. STEADY WORK learn: bag making: ganda hand atitcher; to R \J Ke (tr. ( QO... Ohio at tania: Bench cae nee a a i ithe worlk. Box W.- 194. Waves, ’. Mil’ R PHY TRU N Kk Fey ke-ready; good ch an. ‘e for adv Merstands is For work on rec ords; must wr “ct | £O0d pay. S&S , . iit Maa 1OX Is 40 “=! vow alleross Print! ‘ 1 t write | ‘ , haan Leathe Ss 2 f a ost-Dispatch, st eng Ce. 410 N. th. ‘e) and: $7( , Box R-19," P. “D. Ae ( OL MBIA TRANSFER CO 3. I ay ‘ourth | as y { r Goods Oe.. os ‘and ' 1dne V. Cf ee (e2) MAN Married hoes weneral =a er ; Apply M ndav a \ ot . + nae FY ag - Wacee ( ().. 1: ith hee P apin, eo Wewit re DDKR- «(wanes tent for aa ‘lwo 0: uge 18 to 20, age Ww a 4 . 4 . i | . M AC HINISTS lo good, allro rune ay . rage hear St Low is ial a ? eal te on tiny —aplses _ “ 3 \ . satel ‘ " “ D hel - ) 4" — a ‘ Dresses, Sis bei Week or roere 455% iMedia. Mfe. _Ca,, 18 Chestnut. y ii Fo _ Broadw ay and Spruce ce \ Li ABN ESS \ MAK ERS—To ‘rorya 284 Bo cD ly work for fast aan und; — Y ; own furl iture Re in deemeneomae pon a St tuN yO patier , ~ += vd YI ER A’ r () re I xX Pp erienece d nett ve ke : - : | for office work. an 3 DRUG CLERK SPE as oO : Ost- Dis mten. ‘ ~ ga, | experience and size of family Rowe wW.on ateady work: onen shar. ten oe ann ees rot esc ire , SEN Gee ts, “Dh Pony- an rb otro or ofilce work, Box F-2 Z16, | nix Pharmisy. tive Tre nine Face ) make traveling bags; MAINTENANCE MAN—alaet be good Post-Dispa ti © of family. Box W-298. | pisnateh OPEN shop. Box F-200, Posts aril press operator, milling fipetione apply” Qh, tod: r. rene feeder: ———— eee _Cass, Ste; , , - : ina op nn Dg 00d all- vi (el aah: qc nivw re sayin : Tn reta i) dry goods. At Apply rt a as iy 8 a Hi \ : ‘ SEREEEr amen a J W ork and good waves, rent 1 man. emia 3 Market, Gth and MAN Young, lu or 1, to work in parce! post MIEN M “*UMOrKING thachine } Son nag hine h; uids, han ] , I’ K 2 — en ‘ s. sroadw ay. an- no good oung nian a experienc ray not P ( 4 MURPHY rin is ee os on) | #ranklin— (eth) and take care of stor k; W holes; il . ih Doct y s OD p> Vl ae - at "Won (> t c ( \ meni. : Ese Ess Fuk om DER . xperience e+) or D> v to ; m — wena ’ Se oOrtuni . . e a ’ , 2 eee een — y }, Ll @e Pa ga Ce _ oo oe . " Oe Work “’ “rf y ' ' is wih la “0” i] "o> ; rown 7 : Pe nett . . Must write a ne at hand ana -- et | prea 1 s RK~—Three — is, ar ee pouls 1. | Rt N K ( i: mes So NA. ANCE OF M AN—For brickyard ma! . oul i — end ap ne ‘ ona opportunity | - = Co., S00 utes e rene hy hands and assemblers end nth “y a Wee o. bs Re, ing Depart. . > ence S *\- . ‘ . / he . State i.e, ‘xpertie ‘e mis woh ; ‘Taye »«) : . ’ost- iq) Mitts t for bial . ’ ’ ‘ : nba “¢ pores: ealary $87.50-$100. 317 Victoria hart, Romont ais a 42 reek Speck - th and | apin, (@2) | stordy position gs “Wel0e ine oe nees+ | MAN—OPENING FOR MAN 1 li: a vive work. Apply Planters inn, DO_ Sunday CHAMP N SHOE M ACHIN P R E SSE RS To press Dp ir te oe dT OR TS i CLERK - ankiin, BP ‘MATTER OK MAIN TENANCE WA‘ “sce th ; TO FIL Ll. REQUIRE MENT: . oof 4 ort ‘ md Pine mss fe0fer =Lunchroon, je >\y ‘ O7oO> pe. ae : . an on —To i stnck?!. wand - weet , ur ; xperlanced on renovallt nor eahetets + MAN-—Must be able te ry ; > RUSINESS iI ) SW be “nrac : ag ag pea Food chauce far | perience; no soda actress hagal with Good ex-| par. stealy position. Apply at R ie pair general machinery, Apply ‘at Bnwina! i rg MA DGE AND FAIRLY GOOD ED. | MEN --Good shoveie ' re +» Bile Fore St Park bl. Hof fman pressing machine. Bids: Oo ome | iS, salar, Sou. Gls Stor “@, 20 i Washington. Lehman’ s Drug | Hatter, 21 ; N Jeffers. in ay. , mr n, panel Monday morn ing RP, Vely Ds By AT LON NE SCRSNARY ROX ? 171 > DD ork H i . + at 1, {> ¥> homd « . piece. , ' St ie hi nl . * ~ - nel thee e ° i Liry, ~ 7 . ' ha - "Dele hee ress ; i ’ Civ aecdenap 4 : 2 p (ce 5 i bene @ubesteder 7; Eeotcenin DRE G CLERK Junior ae a eet WATITER Good ‘pay. Apply 3 at of. asite ind and Chouteau. seh (o) oF N+-A WONDERFl OPPORTUNITY treet Maria — , ~vrEis | ORDERLY—For hospital: some enpert Cat ¥ wor k ; good Wages, $ [" R. ., , La ; = 6 iz ella 0 i ty a Ca SE ay | t NE 4 ; ~ ee » i A. OFired tit mat nas ar ry ~ eee NCO os. ame, experience. caiars — Bes sda r: afternoen and evening eg Bs are . Oz Hi tel, 4145 Lindell bl. (e2) gy ber TEN ANCE MAN Capable of genera! (POR ONE QUALIF YING ' SPATE CUAL, MIEN 4 No \ \pply Traffs aeons a , McK} re: oO essential Apply Miss I, > K (" LOT HING { () low -Disnatch. (c7) Delmer “i Theo. Sunday off. Phone Colfa: 11, } Z cL i —s Men tor hel lping on mechanical | need a gg reece first-class only LY. BOX R. 160, P Onk. Diar ad a NTIAL >is oo Apply Employment ‘. Taviee Missourl Baptist Sanitarium, 919 \W ashj : ? l P ne Te i aeerm 2 | pea | d wood maintenance . “i f appiyv,; In answer. @ive age, ex . ‘| dbs Ai gina : =e (eo) SHINTO av Young “Casta” J ant out of school, for » Dkr GGIsST s ee ee . Ie spertence _fot eanent in hae Spout fa meee is aa te an reference and wages expetced. bart. MAN To runs) nal c ening int: ty el Lin N me i ’ : ORDER [ES—Fo ~ : ; ma ™ - ve (@) wor in fac tory oft e 1 A: manager e : tial; t ady emp! oy- | F’- 715 P t.D Li piant s Yi Weel i Wi } : r Hospital eervice t . , thin ”) South King's 9 highway: ee commission basis; splendid o sfalary an 1) Ment with future advan cement. Apply Em- ! Wy ME N- Millie rights. “pipe must Eo to T C\as ‘Call Lo lav, Poeln ’ T on I Lb rT “#1) wnvVe ‘ . ‘ whe sa Barnes liospital Ow Ss. King’ ~ ppy w " » Caen, , Apply Stephens Ldthe ar a] kr - i) mac iiig shop to ASSISt forem an j of reference ‘en° Rive . IAVe he«t 5D Pp Wye &: pr Bg fj {ters ana lejvpers. - Ce othe 1 s&s Vik : ‘) 4 A = 2 ing (n“ 40) y ae ond > : cyime and order material from blue; ter. nto P-p2 Poat - at ag tails in mrst let- ' ¢SCe) men who are capab! e of adv wee ‘em n> agg, A, ral . IAN White at Webater G . ages ee With some experi nee in embossing PACK EE. Must ha — te) r = ISSMAN— Pe mr, = fe3)} -Apniv “0 CU _Kennerly (cy! ECO L.DE RLY Y MAN "¢ =pateh eeng ) H¢ MG A C ASI NG M AN in Various industrial « enter Bae x ba se. : pla ‘ to ¥ ork in eauten “aaa a in Pri poe overs pin, og + v and former e1 ier ch an * wt arg wh F experienced in Packsrg for good man, Rot whee see 8: god joo For welehing aid iehet par Segoe cars ry nya wy lo BOLI cit lor coal! com- Ht. TT, PAC KING c wages and permanent posit os Wa >on , and lawn Call 3 ond a "> or ¢ ickens ° —_ - - Ox F-53. Poat lDblenat: h io to Alo Co ' Theres a6 per week Apriy 14 & Wh et . ~ SOT) “Vv. & Py ig. ¢ ‘Og : oO nm southern part of city: &: : U.. Missouri and Ta on}. rbi : — a3) ope guy? Mt Rep : . ‘ es” . = : 4 i Ve tte a rel . De ig Sion : ‘yi > : “ ope r I * ' it 3 —Wholesaiers, re fac rset requiring | ELEC TRit ‘J AN. “Old house “ sa Se RR, = ernon ay, ed; good Wages. R 256. Post 1 eg jualifications. Box } MAN—Single. not afraid to work. for poul MEN ~ ayet . é ; (cu) preparations; hig? som, J cane 1 cine and ae MW ashineton APiLMel bath on aetical, conscientious t K ne 2 ng. Snider : - tc) trv, orchard and tru - fe »* 7 ‘ ’ ‘ a owe phe S che ical Worker in our Nites references » j | tate ‘ Ri . ~ pee ens . hg roo’ man, address Box Poi wecitic_Co., 1626 8. _Broadway. (c) HOU NaM A: e Experienced: good home and MA N—to work in stable 2953 Easton. = esis tn profits “ id te Qo re eral inter turing department: no a cdl +o Magers kind> Call regucrea ter. doing work of this “ NTER- First-class ob printer: steady pee . Mt - - ‘ az - velar. ~ Setulininetatainiminenemens tates var _Easton, ( ) I ara; vonderful onnor ary 1) nee neces i Sayman Blidge 21 ition, Ge Odwin Hro , tc 4 et "THI ; [LANs A r ric ee required. Fo . " rs _ ae ‘ nnn Aide f r 1, 2 he . t Dor Sary. Mallinek “oul ‘ ie. 17 Franklin » > | re = . “O13 a Rrosg iw OO ee class. on cia nd heipers: must t be firs wt- | 19 Kingsbury pl rest 2605. M \N—For lunch counter 87° ‘Madinens = Muriit oO Lustler Apply Sunday 128 Car- +p . rodt Chemical (Co. (od) me ate Lcway,. ounce nay for cenera) office work: stes dv 3848 © aod Wiring: call at once: nots SEMAN N diceaiais , ic 1) M A fs Young, te teare oraiea tee thea tl n son road Ferg usoON, Alon MEN- " olored, te handle and load eiode: P, \ ( 'K ER % ’ HINT ER With — ate fom) de tt ™ a urate at figures: i I EX a R lk ‘Al WIRE \ (Cc) hover: PO0 ] Newt. in gentelmen s, oarding | lye honest, 361 0 NV oe 1 pata 25, MuUst MA NU A l, GR ADU ATE—For drafting in ma Pee Hes a lraulic Press Brick Co No. a3 T O} ’ experienced ; of estab! lehed oalntine et —_ take . haree riunity for advancement: state . ‘ EMAN—Experienced o1 ineter — Ves BAY. est- Ara: emo arte Pee OS 3, E chine shop: experience not necessary but | ant. Aing’s highway and M Pac 5 | Dresses need as; Hare (woe rience, salarv and r ~~) 2 © and d. c.; good vu Seb ry rrr ee - MAN Young, . Apply Baltimore Dairy Lunch t be manu ne per LPs R. R a ae tear 7 a ork and y , (WRAP Syne more: i€ interested. Benton -Dispatch. en mex a shop. _itox' 182, Post-Dispatch. m vst : ace SEMAN—} oe hospital work: nice: —— a & SRS oe a 71 about fA ng Prone ents TE day red | MN—‘o lend clan’ =o ype a | Box R.- ] i9. P good salary ' PRIVATE SE ~ ee Young “and “Bing } 5 gies ce ke we > Oe | ‘Rie | A \° s HE 1. 3 LS 4 —— shocentinnilp : ours and Zz00d pay A pply Mr @ Dur * M. N—lF or mai i? nlenane e “hel Pgs se pointment - ' hi draulic t’rece “p ; + " mae , . eCe wer ost- Dispateh. fed) r? ili . ‘RE r ARY Marr ted man, fa- prefe: me 7 ‘ gee) # man; high es . ance: stead« work 4 Pit R- ; For mainten- Ta be Migseari Baptist Sa: + 914 .: tile house Rox i. 244, po in mere an- MN wN am } (oO. take or cuson con.” Gaal ( oes A -ern 2 Mo. : p AC . — iar WwW +8 mat!l- order business and agenev ] i ; c e wor a ply ao ay . : . Poe A fn Rb ch dé : ’ Thorou , ern ‘lance, wa yes : “= . = ‘ " aT ‘abas h aa ‘ : cn espondens: . a : mufacturing firm; splendid future: shop. King's s highwav and. Mo Pa ar ir tien HOU SE MAN. E a a “ To do crating in shipping room_ 116 charge of mail-order ‘ad. ortising,* whole vias due es Horth to switch ae tER—E x perieneed in dictation and traneeribe’ mates Cieen a tv oT meee _ toe A Fe / »> . na ‘ine : , ' . alta . t ‘ : ; . nigeiaen ewe’ SJiPN etween ae a pe —~- > — r) : . ’ “cura ah aye a 1 Phinney Sa lay ex- E1. KY AT OR BOY —Colored: must + ont. room and oanaPerienced: K00 od Wages, | — ee Aah , fa ‘ ( lothing and turn snings. Greenberg iv Be n ig Of 27 and 40 inspectors. _& I’ it ke *] \ and vlassw are. \ r* { nde rwood mac hine exceptional oppor- | Ost- ‘ natch. io ic re Kenady 6 and willing worker. Apply to Mr i ingham Annex i rP i housekeeper. Buck. MAN lo help in le and reoeivin Kantor C'o., SU4 Broadvyv ay, Kansas City. labor ere Winey and piri } Inen. he Iper and ,] | 4 p- | a for a: ivan ement with invest ment Young man, about 28 veare old. cedtea ae olff’s, Broadway and Wash. W est“ Pir otel, King’s — and, room. Campbell Iron Co,., 819 « Pass av. (c hand sew rope on e¢ inVvas £00 fe Ach 8 aoe NSO: ts; must have had 4 ee ed: ore: Ww ell recommend - try place: Call at . one —_—— eae Scones len huve - . +19. : wus A MUSt bavVe some exnerianre “co” ane ee a (¢ } hk EPAIR WK exper lence {n | loust be neat-ap ari “=~ i Ba k R room. 80% Boatm en's | M iN Sy : aiso a Duver for muslin and silk underw eel Te . ri l hf Mienge VAINTER , we ' ik N ‘ ‘all 18 N. FE: hth business alone fame lines: raii- j worker. Apply LO Mr. perio and +" illing by wed he ldg., Monday, between 10 ar ! 1? | as nama ‘Ider! 7. te a) ie - in ha ke ry good Apply Mo n lay mornit g. He ite] Stutle ine My . ie nt “«& Dur x ©: 7 1035 ]’a i}. near kth ‘a ~ = ~ A Rar ReY\. S582 lowa. : . ; ‘ eraidin a Yoo ut n & Cc o ~ 1, . OF ss rience alone will not qualify: Kive _ Broadway and Washington, es at V olff's, ee tant and wages. 2730 Franklin, (io) | H. E, Atkinson ; ' (eT) i} oe =n ‘ io) Ye CER-—Sie per hour, 2711 8. 13h. oa E Ss vy ees wood f dure. Box R-2 to receive _day. a « MM. Mon- H OU SE MEN—w hite or co! lored., between 80 | M. AN Youn 7: to work in delivers , mare MAN -To t: ake care "i , : nd 7 ake 1 : ° MEN Intelligent: a large le A corporat . LIN Y ‘ERS Ana paper + ‘ = at ed i Pa T AU R AY M AN AGER food future ox _R- 223. P.-D. | ENGINER} RS and 40 years of € o pent’ Granda Lewndry wh 4 BM tp marae,” a © NAKE hilt offers an unus ' siete Rivest v5 Slee ‘ “7 ape mangers; union Men ¢ Ww dodton ane. “ ares 2 o™ ’ LK For | i age. reliable men to do " ‘ ly awton. © (4) Self useful In packing department: whole tn sare r+ saat opportu ity tO men | ith, 40594 ] g “gh er night work; one familiar ete ropue an work. Apply Superintendent, MAN h ioiifiar Ww ith hardw are. in : retai} ‘e mercantile house: chance for advance 4 Pay ’ ‘ my ol are Corporation will ty j INTER Mand ‘ ~ os BAe: . ir System, etc.. then to take cnaphe ar an tely, Mr. Fagin. es “Oliv ea. (ic) ; fe 198, Port - -Disvatch conditions, i . = = endervoort- Barne} : j wars i. tore, “ Rox fF. 54, Post- Dis. "lee ae rw expe rie mee not necessary. Rox R-«Gu. 3 Ne “ve stl es Mtr My j teach salesmas hanis ‘507 r ‘ ae JU a m.; good me- Steno ae in on he cities: several 004 to. R—Retail Coal Cd. pe -rmanen: iD NG INEF yp cect Se, b7 inCTO —One expe ‘ssteames caddiaaieacemenene MAN ‘lo. help ’ poe aes "rT Gas eee one 1 Ort ispate! io) . — . > Fe OSt- LPS te (eS) =p : wets en for hustlers Appl The = ent | ; RS——L rienced on accurate: Ip on farm Call 3 n> —- - a ‘ti AINTERS ~————— , fon": : at Thomp- Box R-848. Post-Dis. pring: stéady ceinplosinent abel y at 6 og onraph Co. oe: a Olive Inspection. Measure- | tah ales Sunday, 3307 | 37AN—By real estate fimm, intelligent man . * Seng where alert: excellent opportunity Ninete biel — go - «in "pines Hotel, enna Mr. F. X.,Guyette. Supt.. N, *TOR—- Elderly, ‘active man: ' Hydraulic Press k at once, = ee Nive st. ic) } MAN-~-Youne ~Orame neteand te to specialize {in farm land and exch MANES | bag a ped fear 5 . allure “a chemiatry: those | zt, . a West ine bi. le iain ea as __ #2) + $50 per month. 1210 Syndicate reat _Kine’s, highwav =a Mele. ie _ asst INSIDE PINISHE -RS—For cabinet work: open | —#"4 pressing whe und. 7 a ak of ewes” this is &@ pemnanent posi tion: give full ‘pal pe be nk shake aye ‘; this fs, how aa ; — meen Morning; open shop. 1813 mE “ a “Steady employment. Apply 118 5 nee AR, Se ‘ ) Snoop 00 eas . oo ec) ticulars irs ; “by ’ > oY VECO DS MCessar\ 30) N ; stool nquire for ifne = . : 9S 2 SERS Nn Ne AG ENGIN -ER—Assistant must understa 7 work, Bey fo mi Gn hours ae week ; steady M/ -\ To run at ills In tar planer ~ 9 al ft Box a 10” = ae ote Re te eferenc a, require . J ost-tMspatch enue pe PAINTER ~ My ines Kip “SAWYER ys (2) 4 Se hoses cee peamary And | wndectFle elevator ahd ‘maintenance ¥ ark: ges 2 . =p ee sroad- | —_frrett Co.. Levee and Convert pean MAN—Attent : 12 MEN--Young, to learn telephone switel | Shop. 4034 Was! iat ee mechantes; open Apply F. Ww. Tan sperienced we furniture, wes * : i ha | Wag ¢ Y : ———— SES OME Se ag uble or elderly, man. BOS » ; oe West st. Louis preferred; salary $15 ber er mont or tw. ao , Pct . TT = __ (et) ted 18 veara or over for ERR ~ live st. 4th floor. (es) time. 11° 0 N Compt n- wht 4 r part IA sgeriy, Or man an A. wife nal il “OO. Pe st-Disp ati | _s nk Pal ner. 4 arroliton, Mi. (7) | AEN’ TER Mona: y : . an 1215 and CORRE PONDE N l—Hetween ages . + phe fe eT. , 2AND PoYs ale. 8 rs on, apt. } country place OR: om) E oor Rb aig mi n patcn. ;, - 3 hai y\" ca 2 7 Se —— . ofS “monda th orni ing. 942 Re ‘ 2 1d oe some knowledge o Av Fy tru kK; meals included; no | to Aloe Co., alary $8 per week. Appl J AN] TORS—W hite. »Ap y] oO 01% ear nr Perea game =ston, garage. es MAN— By a southern candy factory. a first M EN -{ rr'ipie lers tor sm: nat ; a Sunday. Benton 657 Ww each | position practically anaiotan of advertisin 3 ‘ ay or night or k. Apply j narpeane BAL: } Olive st... 4th sloor. ie 8) Grand Pi 5 = mH ‘ 15, 50, XN. MM. \ N\ Young, to le arn ornamental plaster P Inas exper fene ed ImAT te onerate 2 ie i : lia “ast j LIN " j = »® a ‘ tc verv rood on rt t a bal wana er. ‘floor restaura . 2 | BRRAND BOYS—Good wa “ahs es ie 4 Tre} > wry — one fer) iat ork. e619 Olfy aie e! ism prefer 1 oe se" , : ro “s +. re on a Mies \I¢ y( wN NI yT¢ ) . 4 Maondas ' re ey P tea A gg hour: ail eoneerning « “if. ty. give complete d. ta © STIX, BAER & FULLER Miller, MAN. iith at. Hauser & | JANITOR—Catholic, for city church and MAN-Youna io ona = ice am Westie: dud cusenues a nachfr | espe coe CAR ~ndav: ready for work. 480% Kennerle. | Doreen Sell, Box R364. Post-Mta,_ (2) > z -™ St ma etenegeinietcmemn , T olhage: war as Ol VY GUO Cnopping s trin , ace a AUSMAaAnN CGise Cn COMBE ~og e. 7 : rAINTICRS irs els ae — SALESMs wienced «tes an i . | ree BOY— ‘hance to ~ jearn business. Post-Dispatc . ard and lodging. Box P-244, Apoly 420 Market ; cho sth Bonouti Ine. give references, experience ope yg yy afar CO... 4400 N. Ma Ilh. ie HY wl hers _— vu + emerge, OF — Cah 3116} ao n MAN— . ey “'§) elty. ier = ne TION L [" NC Ho COU NTE ER MAN- es Abbott Optic ‘al Co. B44 Arc ‘ade Bldg. ic} j AN M AN -For stockroom work SRE ORs, Yor axpected 30x J-228, Post Dispat. h. f é w\? , ; z ~ —-— * Dalwri i OR ‘c) Carment € , alee a eeeiman aunties te A betas mse Jd. I cCnre 0 ae hole tg 4 2. -~ - ° 4 - ® } . ' ~~ . ’ ~~ = 0O., 11 Ww rT nerien: e, Rox R- 9 . - Pre ing age atid ex MA, NN Young. to se rve drink ‘ a Mr ome = expe! lence prefer Ted | ! _ van ! rile ’ oi- . ) - £th QL 7. - aa a "rma iting Department. 17th and shoe cae ashineton. “ bs JAP ANE SIE MEN m , 2 Dispatch. - fe) club near St. Lou is * ges “Post-D 5 hand, be j ccurate at ig and come Weil Vl foot ork ; ste ad} work, r. 49% wart pray Union. Call Sundag, 4059 ee ie AMI LE ( ASE M AK ERS -~ fe) JS RAND BOY iol 00d a. ie aie tee, 2 oy. eer or ‘ or hol ise work. Linde}| ‘MA N Y t ‘ =~ = * recommended, a splen tid ; opporti in i f é rm in ‘ ‘ wt ie E LABORERS—White or colored. advancement. Deliv - ber: sg Sen jon P Res n paeer a an’ _har oe ie aoenroun , worn Wholesal advancement to the right party ; tate sal uae I } TRUNK ( i. 13th | \3—Two: stqre men. B Gara; a : Good Wages and steady work. aarow. 10 to 12 Sunday, Chance for advancement. Box R-100. P.-D. |" and Pim. . FEEDERS. Moser Box Co.. 2d-' MAN AND WIFE_-For shalt . “ itteur und” ge “A \ N \s mM Te ’ ‘> } a »y* - yar — 2 i PAI N' TERS Rov gl inter, — ' rs advance JOR > , —— -—~-- . sew OTK Phone ] oOrest @ - aha 4 alti Hnahee 1l€ rf 1} ; 4 4 : : ; sOURN ainters wy } 4 ‘ ite. 1108 Franklin, To | quent. Neff Hardware Co., 806 N. Broad- 1B PRE BS Aavertsine Steady position: '§ /MAN Elderly. to assist around } an must have reference MEN -—Fo1 general factory; ,{i°apers and finisber Phone’ poo! work | ‘Isth and P apin, (¢ =) iP ? oiding carton and fibe . , ; ° ——— — a (cT\ | v oung am aS stoek « ens oe | sas , ie ie ¥ . , an sides Qotcoiore ——_———____. Cc (“D age and experience: so pa tory, give LeTTCHEN HELP—Cieanine ———" Lucas Hawr Co. 19: 319 N. Rubelmann- | MAN ° pap@e Ox far tory . AMERI- L1slag LANDS SEWING MACHINE REPAIR ME N—Willing colored: second: $55. room an‘ man. Rox P-198. Post. Dispatch. ay right dishes. Missous , Es ort Spe and washing M AN ; troadwayv.t ; . Ad -——J want a & man of pleasing a:did)ess ( . \ P LPER PR ] “) \ > N—P aint mill he | fj }] to do other work besides: good wages to* Windermere Hotel. 5401 Delmar. (eT) F FARMHAN i >. Sail N. Tav lor aplist Sanitar fum, 99 —Strong, healthy . to handle freight ana and personality, with a Zo00od eduen:len: es ” sit tO Bi. znd and ant Ss, l ers, * ompetent men Apply 223 { “houteau ave, To k A t {HAND —For St. Louis > ‘ounty: married ‘ni , BE fe") taka « are of Stock: State age: x rier a man wnao {ts not ; ontent with the aver RB +w sole i rs | ] _Sunday morning. after n wor nighys. Owl Restaurant, : preferred. Monday. 308 N. 1st t iw re HEIN MEN “AD sly tth a i gaara : n ot necessary. Tox R34 ee experience age wage and whe hae plenty eer see oremen. C alc landy men and | ee sm . 18th. 2 De SE JN. ist st. room. Famo! EN may th floor dining 3 _. JS- v3. F'ost- Dis, (2) 4 emabition te on after whet me’ we - rh \ } ; a SHAP ER HANDS—For our r weedworkins Experienced by Mra B g 7 * Sehnittel, Clayton small Price Sem. John KITC HE N i er arr. oe Sanat F — ‘@~" 4 conest and trusi. livin g phot ~ Olive Os my: Pradomge” mA S 1ts, st, €- | MII, kK hi R Ke xneri ence, R44R Pore _— ———s ION S. i Second shitt 4 p. on; mill. also stiec ke ‘Ts, hand rin saw halter : % ’ : 5 a | ayton an rice ads: Cla | AN—Combin tl lt a Oh 2 oe ~ . ; : oe oon ——-— work; steady iob: highest wages > ard | Hor ladies’ ready-to-wear depart- --thurman and Kleman. 7. E. Cavanaugh. Swe S. King’s highway. tive ability and be fairly famil-|~ prop couse, he ee fenced mine Yeady for work. 1531 N lith |SHIPPING CLERK—State partious: amnines a C 8 - : i ABOR E RS Ty nn ‘ . ; DRED At re eengmetie ser os : se “ : is be shane r P US TS sters; 00d diay e — , a ys parti are n ~ " ke y econdhard Barrel “5 ment; good salar 5 : chanee to ac - Qt ce mye ss 5 ay it Ane hg Tae one: Meteo ares M see rake — ae Di}! « m2 expertence pot | lar W it h printing ea business. \]] be vie ary ~— ling stenk Sf / a ' a if : expec ted, Rox “WA 372 Post-Ti«e a PS ; % oS ae eee > af ws! Ce , GQOTeSS StutifT & Su lar’ Ww: it a, , vis a Ort lern tilinets marth m SHip }’ ING ‘ I, EK ft ix : oe ~ ‘hs ene to m_ Under oo po cata wef | Mt sabe ig Appl; Mr. Diec k- as as "it Ww hite or colored, for outsic le ao x I-1 ._ Po t-Disnateh wile applic ants must state age @eX-| U1. Northwestern ‘limber .. Mendota, | * eg E “RE . NGERSS\5 firs ‘lass. Apply R ture factory; rust Experienced. tor fara e himse eng useful, | pply ) Lafayette. ‘te, | MAN—OGolored. for « oe a =~ sa . 2) ten, 2801 Ake ‘oe Te ’ ~ omiv FW.) Hannes "ac ; * l a Ed (Ce) r > aw grenera| work ho if f; c. . ‘ e i " og Ss ‘ (Poly nhac, fe) Te se rinr he er Fa tory With and airy fol eee ote a ‘aon les - $65 | aus, on TU ESDAY. i. LABORE RS— F 2 work in lumber yard. Ap- Jelistion “ane nal Shoe Co es eo ond per lene ce and salary expected, MINE R Foxy pe rienced lea: i miner for ; earh PAPER H NG > R ~ ANID ma IN i E RS — Nem IPPINGS CLERK White married on a a ot Sng rar - —Ply_ Alt Box Mfg. Co.: 174 Carroll t. fc) . on _BVS. ! . pa i . steady Work; hest.wages: good boa: Union. 621 jovle, Lindell 25923 “Sye,| Years of age. thoroug . , CHOPPERS— Practical. experi- SONNENFELD’S. LABORERS—, Apply “_ “rucible” Ste 8 M A ee To work on farm “and a sien = 2 a Ww hae h VW 1] he treated Ki riect ] Vv State age and experience. Box P 376, P. vd: rAPER Ha> eR * " “ Dieses ates miliar with pouting: aad anle See Ss .2 i Meady work. Apniv 5854 Market. (c2 610 W ashihgton KG 1) America. 1518 N. 9th. eel Co, of Louis. 1, Edwards, 7100 State St. Meat cs; | confidentially Box W-70 Post MINER eee (7), Lovis Wall Paper Ce whee ote ones, R—2 /_man Bldg. 2117 Franklin av. — “teat INDENTS.- 2 Ee ar - ate. j , 1 +. ) > -—"* , ; , SOK av 1 Ime : ye. ore: ta e A re, al rr} 7 ; accurate at figures ; give Finishérs for Furniture Dept. Meramec and Compton. Eyermann Const.| grocery store: state oxperievne any onft@! | local |} , M: Avnly Hox R-83,’ Post-Dispatch, ie7) | apo an:_Dest prices. Vhelkel, 4628 Kennerly, leat place of om@inmneen” Se | Co. Xpertence and salary | 10C@ yraneh. anager, must 3 —— VAPERTHANUCER ! i. | - noroyment. Bex expected, Box | VW -263, oO2t-Dis i 10] sDE RS Foun: 1} *y for oner; itine PP s {HANGERS {‘,¢0a workme ni eS R-159. Post-Disp: ° ed Post-Dispate h. (e2) in€ wis ; kinen only I patch, Sidi atm t= 4 have rood record as executive Metal - er = ‘read for work. + Sa cam | 8 | pepeesen: Bie (lays. o* fai soe | Begs ~- tyton av., Near Saran, (2) APER HANGER—Also to paint; rood pay; | 5! NOGRAPHRE--Young man who te nee TRORLICHT-DUNCKER CARPET ‘Qe Cl ; | P a ’ LABORERS_© ‘olored: “steady factory” “work, | MAN—Neat. young, about 18. for : stoc k clerk steady work. 5126 N. Broadway / curate and ra tN. ad ; ate apid has chance to connect tions and sa - 1 es F-17 Pp “tf ex 12th and Locust. | wae per week. George Kilgen & Son, 3825 with large depart: ~~ >, i =r > © + e nt St state age. Lox R-t5, workers make big wages: [1 ho a we | Surel sl ~ § r nee TS teal uae 5 ood wages; gives ref- ~ hours’ w ork, Box 2-199. P ost- Disnatch, | LAE ABOR E oom Sisal —e c) Be Post- Dispate h. ) salarv wanted Box R °66 Post Saturday ; aft _ — a otf. De as , a a week, _s ire t. if)‘ 6 Pe "(er , n gto experle Ce. a “ef 415 is -D. é , Post-Disnatch., a RS EE AS Pe MOR me om 3 . 4 ~ hes ‘ SU- | ay afternoon st. Louls C; ‘; i nd 3 Post-Dispatch, particul: a ; FIREMAN-- For downdraft boiler. Apply! per ‘ame i ane quarrymen: 450 an& 550 | M AN—Middle- -aged., to run rip or cross-cut Dis } | 8000 N. Broadw: ay. ee Nae wis | PAPER HA NUE 1s —ho:_ eall ready for work. SHOEMAKE R—Good aliround shoe repairer; : : | ieiiehe. Aeenricen Des a8 500 s. Broadway, ined ae caw, Abpiy Meletln a, hue } ispate l. (c8) Sittin Z “| Monday inorning. G.\H. W ‘nachine man preferred: steady work | acking Co,. 3842 Gar-| Dakota st. io Sea ‘Food Co. 414 TLabad Ni. litmore, 48374 a: ork year oe sur eiture. “Apply F. W. Han-! field: _{e) 7 ARC ; : ies fe) r rank! in ay. . tat [ARRIED MAN 7 7s — a | = adie. r oreet S46 N (e) | ade : Enno age Btate experience and ms ho " A oe oO 5 Pane . - ne art eere _~--—- intaipdbinialeliaitinsinatssihasin tas POW SAU ae m ay 4k. VAP AN et ts ears « age Sie | , oF 4 RENE 0 a | e vante ’ oy astory. — and Palin | S \t'TING-ROOM MACHINIST—First-class | $3.2 PP RE = 7) ‘Moun - hite man; aa pours, MAN- Engine room nan ty man, to. do “ele. | g@Stablished retail coffer route in E ‘ast St. abe Ja H. ANGER R—And_ painter; “union. Ap- | Farmington, Mo ~~ oe ta ; > REDIT MAN AGER Job; state age. exverience, former emplov- | Grand. MOoNGaY ¢ & mM. 044 N. | 7 rical and general repair work. Boy R-18% Louis; position pays salary. en ee aril AWD RS | Kirkwo rd 118, el & Aon. Kirkwood, Mo. ; | OF ah wr it a young man betw een gz f os & =. galacy Sznectert. Box F-102. P.- qT. fel) | | ABORER Rs ee ee ee fc) i de “I isp fateh, G ‘¢*) Ht sh ire it} the prof ts; na and fire? os cS : 7) or residence, kirk W ood nis ; SHOE Ww ORK ERS W "ANTED _ eo Z -- 0b FD. 2 il > Is ‘ * : MA N Pees “+ ” " meg a ae - class refarenc: es rer uired : ¥ vi ery i ev era! 4 fron flo YT i. . ae Te _ ‘ jwho has acquired good. sdind busi-| FLOOR MAN — Men’s depart-| (and Chemical and River des Peres. : ‘ae | Bidg.. or call Kirke onc gt ~ational Bank N. oth st.. BH. St. Louis. Hi (02) mer and oremakers: highest work “16 Dickse - st _— in metal; BRAUER BROS SHOE CO., 206 N 14th. n handling credits and collections: ment. SV O] E SHOE C QO. -anouk SS ; os ons - a — ~ “ ~ er _ " : : Air w ood 2 + \ MEATCU rTER. ry ni eauechiames someaaa ai wages best hour ‘ Will make Z| r- Pra Tl ERN AT ‘ Ko POF: E x] ier “ >-cnenen ; S1GN- P AIN rE R- A first -« Ins nie torial man £00c correspondent and be | . or ; aning msl) “Sth. Brocery experience, to ¢all. on} & to 96 yeara of ame. with more than aves’ rangements for room and boarda- ter fae ante aeue -xperienced, and cut- | that can do de “signin nd lette rly pass*on credits. This is an | 10th and Olive. (@) Wabash os — eer i °——— Z Pew nurs’ i@ta! work j tu » ; ry ‘ ing a We S 4 perience and ¢ ark, my samy ed: Mari nm R oe Hotel, Rroadwa and PIPE . 1 '+ and Olive Sts fel) gents Kroudway and Ww ash ington. (e) See Skirt. with —_— DRS—And qGuarrymen. 450" a [AN AND WIFE—To work o oe | PR. es ROE Se (ce) 4 COVERERS —Apply 111 , 2, & : nce ies nd i. ana aa | i cade an take - : sno ee sisi PRs ply » Lafayette. (c2) Ol DERER t one o' of grading patterns: $000, op- | - hour. 5100 Vitginia. Eyermann Con- | \ | LABORERS—Ard quarrymen: white or col-| MAN—Experience 1. to assist chef. Appice a VY (Ui u NGF} : ot See & here last employed. Box A-186,) “ouunion; pogitivelr no labor L iteady “ ee: Real aR ER! —Experienced. ° for so! ioving arkers wanted a aly Al Rose ge wig wall and Luda st., Maple- | Hotel hetel references Westmoreland | . ~pat-Digeateh. - | came I ave! worth, Kan. io?) | Co.. 1210 ‘Mullar phy. oe are cone | Sree r Steady work; highest wages Bi 4 lotel, Tavior and M le srt eae a NIGH’ Y COOK—1207 Chouteat Hi PONY BOY—Colore - whit = anaes nage n’s 8 ed Bend Ou c ges. ig or and Maryland. _ (Cc) Y ~' ——— aint inne , ape’ OF, White. Kentucky Rid- in — ke ale Ii be exper por fray xem, foundry just bejns | 5 Saba aa a _ (e301 M, AN—Yo ing, with experience. to do fresco Experienced ; Sala rv and NIGHT OPERATOR--One that un deratands =F = etn SCY Easton SOL Di RE RS— Expe rienced on 10 e u or bro uction of sinall . —s) 4 | som ee experience e@ “in con- Ggec ing: stead? work: rood wages. Writ " Kinloc} switchboard. Anniv ¢ ‘ >} mess Lk R v hite oo colored 142 pe rm ~ . i 8 e = CUR- chine molded railroad, automo- | crete work; $5 ner dav: steady work _ for | at }. H. Schanbacher . Springfield. 121. is percentage of sales; partic- lendeck Hotel, 2) N. Spring -™°* Ml | oR TE RS—Experience ; Senne (Ci) assortment work. Apply 1308 r , good ma » ’ Pring (c) . Experienced, white. ir , as bi , n. Apply Monday 0 PURE erie: Mt Niese Gro. \ PANY, le, hardware and tovs; only ran Terry. morning, 5216;MAN—To give out orders in pack ing roon : . | aniO oot kth st NN 16th Sf (¢e2 Washi on aaa thidreontt executi¢e abliity ute) |. steady work. Ho-Ro-co Mfg. Co., 110 1o.; Ulars explained upon appli- | PORTER—C ‘olored: Imi a nace Coys angvon av.‘ (c)| SbertBaroneniy pptamiliar math; | LABORERS 7 oitom man for risers ahve, | Cum 8 es | ro ences. anniv MS Wanuinaten, 8 Feter- | SOLDERERS — For eolderine etheds for makin H wmner TOR re OY I ae rT) ‘nWpe r Bi Pe oh ~ OR ne, pie NM aAasiington apt ™ 4 aE . and Pe amey rt nA ial k: must use B yr. ies VS = ris Nn. . ov . y . ~ ae 7 a - Ue YOrn, COL red, sitiliie F > ~$ a. gy iy Pan He es M 7 on : ; Fe ‘ ‘ POR reR Strong coolred man far woe ‘ _ —— a yet eau ce oa ( : ; RIGHT T FANDL eRe. wr hite. ro sly ee 9 | a i $ AR CO., /MAN— —And 5 wife. to to ¢ An ¢ re nera i! housework , _tor Sale slid ¢ ‘fS8. ] he bial for t h IS posit ion will Pos ; eit work Apnoly Quelch Seotineed iS 2 a oe APH ag -E pe rien ed: rood fu. i FRE y 4 ame - | ? -~ per month ine luding boa} } livi me MEC TTA NICAT, DRA PTSMA v. ix , “wn rer o08(-Disnatech , whe _— e. rr wee Ary “lon N. ith, ies y r ‘ > , ird, living ¥ EA. -xperienced ‘ ‘ ‘ , _ — a, ‘EEN ry . Skee > ananen py joy tne L L Broadway. (eT ) | .varters’ in garage. 8828 Westminster. (1) in boiler work preferred, but not essential: be able to handle men and wom- PORTER—W hite; steady position: eye uke me APHE ‘R—And clerk, experience eo} i CUE whee ns - ‘4 ‘In ; : mMmDporty «ir ia 1cR 7. vy > > * ra iron Me y ; ts ¢ opportunity f WW il] possess keen obser va- | wee e. ~ ' ee eiikiesileeillint minal RY Coo —Must be good man: $26 w om y - M. AN E xe e}) ent mor Gas ohh a Kteady eT ploy nent with ‘ ; live, LABORERS as Apply. ST. LOUIS IS galeamansh! pohnortunity | for * an of advan vemment : state age. experience in detell (li, to And falarv expected ‘ebdiie con fid >a w of Ty) alaryv ex : replies nfidential Ox tion, will he able to demand and. ] IRTE a Colored, «x ye/1 nce! tn ciesning FEXOGRAPHER "AND HOOKKE Pi i ? . : . Sie ; State ; -Box state , references — oer > Robingon’s Restaurant. 3561 O its ae ee ee Pd wa 4 mirsion Tories (yoller ‘ L MAKE RS—48 hours a ote | FREI ~4 A WHANDLERS—Colbrea. TB | COOPERAGE CO., Main and Fe pa eg = aes = etfersan.— W-135. Post-Dispatch fe oe : +g Riga. C aft igs OF age, Food at NR- | areer To" = — ~- ~ 6 | iding. Ap; Yo teultor te ‘ 900 t apprentices; cpen shop. "8 Rt AS... {¢) | Arsenal. (e7) _Raiin to work in office. App! iy YW bash MECHANICAL, DRAFTSMAN -Man with Secure effie ienev from those match Bide ~~ my | tor ©o., 2253 Chestnut. (a) =e. 00 af Broa iw ARE 2) | | PURNITURE POLISHER- ‘Permenent work nen: om mises +t A 2001 Clark av, fe7 Fe pig _— machine shop experience i . hy : i it] | , ] yw PORT] R ‘ ‘olored hoy for porter work Cor SRE NOGRKAPHER—Capable. for “ mecretari al Fy —Colored. 5804 Delmar. | ington, oe “aPineahapeneh telieagen “—. | LATHE HHA \ND— —Experiene ed. | MAN. Young, with know leage of bookkee p- send | foture for ges 8 ery Sag month; |UNder lim, and W! cnow how to des’ drug store. 8546 Gravois, cor Grand. “mark must be ac curate: state salary and es : 2 MOON - MOTOR CAR CO... ‘salise aaneateae He tate experience ani) growing. established = firm. Box Wor, Stop leaks. Soe sunda afternoon and evening of oe —mox_W-200, Fest-Diepated. * () rR Good, steady man. a — iru wom ne REPAIR MAN-—-Permanent . ** vi =F » > r ne : = an Fra rank n. +) Se) hates ° ellrung & Grimm, Sth and W — 4400 N, Mai ln. (e) room, furnishe: , toe olore & . vd nt — ~iarae Bs ~ KLAN ics +4 WO ood: steadv work: pre Answ el! VIVInG deta | Is as to 1 oul > ge A — , on . x iN IN si caer tn, eee Ran ed yoy — he rewar' -—— Man w te or color ; ington * ~y- sates am | fer eome servica. 7 500) \ ¢ , "Ty er men familiar with brick pliant n ehit g| r oni irét-clas mar Avie fo. @,) Rox W788 I. ot.T> ° ~ = t da — = es haat ‘ 4 ‘ er ‘ ‘ " 4 . ‘ . e a tisfs for, ef rence . p YP ite. , s? tet ate ty. taurant. “4115 _Easton av. (7) | GARDENER-_Experiencea: also wall wash- | L yh ag OPERA TORS—E xperienced, piston MAN iF rms oa lore: in, | = ee) ery: Mexico is a good place to live. Exce! sala ! \ c past ‘ mplor ment a na ret- oat “sal : ons wb f or . as ; reliabill v | woe y: rey — : — fey NGERS— For work 0 f ori paneer} fenced. Avply Frisco Hospital, | "ines. Kevs Piston Ringe Co., 3051 Olive, | ence ; Weer room, with some experi- lent schools churches, colleges. Apply by gap > > 179 Se bonus, w be offered af came achool g ~ young high cabinet work: Kood wanes: “open | #06 atone: (ii |TEDGER CL nly W taping and matching veneer. Ap-' letter immediately, giving age salary cx- €Pences. Box K-172, Post-Dis-| 23% 7 from publishite Eee eet | beoknesginst Guam ba mee al Tee : pf : . gee wg. i ; : CLERK Young man ab oo | anpeter Furniture Factory lt pected, whether art 2] ing > L . olde J ireet from pu «hers to muirchaser ‘COOL RODIN, thust be good at figures ar a av ee oe | GARDENER Or farm hand: private place, | years old, experienced in handling ti ag ond Pein 7 as Green Fire Brick Co. Miesion’ Mo. « 7) patch. (@ our publications have been awarded grand capable = — k advanceemnt. Hox W-lne (ce) city; $45, and board. Box K-68, ers’ ledgers: must write a good hand and he | MAN AND WOMAN--To cool bs YTT A p At. prix and 18 medals and diplomas by inter. | _)’est-Dis m ‘eg ea ens man, ae nces in Post-Dispatch. {e2) | quick and acc Beate in handling figures. If | eas: salary and per cen ‘ys "$80 on private MC Li A N iC AL DR AKT S\f ih ae \ national 4 yurt lee, J on n posed of rival Publis hy eTENOGR PEK Aged @ io W; mast be Piet tage + eplen onporti- > oe ‘ ‘ . ; vou are sincere in your effort to get ahead | Joimativ: n ust leave city , oo © i ee , NIGHT COOK sor N iia ; , be ~ mtey at inders:; at expositions al! rapid and accurate wtth “Dotavied i pmen._Box F-194. P.-D. ic?) | “Ge hours: call 10 to 12 dclock this morn: | ti 1s 2 splendid chance. Box R221. P.-D | ZI! Post-Dispatch ee i,| ~ or large construction proj. =~ = SS ee oe a Sine end ie maPhort in} Job to right man: salary $100 to tart; ade PRY . . A 0 Bis REARS HERR Ay aR aE Steen. giv cam eset n tear ae ee a - AN ne : . ciclo ee NIGHT MIAN (" ‘ed- to was ars _ “te , ee CUCU? Ng and lead (Jeorge VYancement aa bili: Young “ m3 Pn geen te =? / ing. Hussmann, 911 N. Broadway. gh tee ‘ Marble, and granite; first-class ee, weneral carpenter work and ¢ ect; petroleum experience de Sunday. Devine Garage, i308 F aston — \;. Per Sons, established 1873, 1312 Wal: t | experience and past ‘ata fox ' 7 i ™m 00 Wi eo ar i¢ moe | i actoryv: Pee aq TH) ) on’ cr . ‘ " —— - - . a hil ae" p} ts wee ° 4 > t ior ; , ~ Rox W-4!2 Post-Dienatch. (¢) | GLAZIERS—With experfence on sash and | Matthew Par’ _ a hase — we apoiiances. | man- sive axe . ; steady position; goal sirab] A nyo % > GFFICE BOY-Goo@ chana 7 eg oe ad ipbta, Pa Ppt P1681, Post-Dispaten = Experienced j e door work: high wages: open shop: gsi: udy oth ~ ris, on & Co.. 822 and S24 Ni F-269 “Poet. hieeston wages expected Box Iravd e. ppl Vy yf ad Laclede G AS ert Ap iy 54¥8 Natural Bridge cor PORTER fo work "= " ins He ahat ~———— STOCK ree ¥ In electrin « ippiles. rT. “Sar Mechanic in Jes zning ot | work whole year round: all reptics confi- ipiaahieedenaicercinenings > a a nn ges) I ° 5 * O\ ‘OFFICE Bo ge eae: age rte ns Gear and Machine Co.. 1505 N. 10th ce nth. Hex W.38, Post-Dtenateh - snical work: give full nar ; , . MAN Your 7 : Ig ! ( ag.. St. OUIS Q9)\ OFFI — BOY—Must be nea appearance 1Orh ie) 4 (a application. Box W-413, Posts | ential Address Box R-45. Post-Dis. tc) | LINEMF, N-—For transmission Hine construc- | one living in netehtorny Wy ery truck —— - rater ie and bright.- Appiv to Mr. F. J. Martin.’ porTER. ateade toh ¢ on STOCK CLARKS—-Young men or olf ten: . (o@) | GLAZIER- ~Need not be at expert: Wwe Ww a tlon; Loard and Zoo : “ Ages, no la hbar ny today ”y rascts i se vod Dre. rred Ap- i PN To unlnead ea} 6%” C, ‘ rairoanks \lo “a6 A ‘s+ a Py wl & 7 , se rs ‘ a? . ‘ vy : rigtt Ti AT) rid old ren nruferrs | Aunls fi ac % weil- Ww tac unary eansemeneianeree: ine } > a hig? , opt trouble; steady work. Write FA Turn »° i Nati ral ros lire ‘“‘o.. 3005 tira . Qa uni aif. - ratio . = ‘ . X (es it « indy Stationery Ci ply ‘ ~=Wetail ur rts teac ! you and pas you i gn wages vhile | Ken KY } \ ° J; . Boe. ’ St oes i) } tj Bae) A bw , 1 ¢ r 6 4 ; ox o wt atIG Pun Teo, | a iat ee) - iraftamen, checkers, you learn: call Sunday morning. American | ruc and West Virginia Power ('o.. : ten gto pce __{¢)' MEN-—For work in warehouse seid wade Pillay: BPs | | =. ¥e id a) earner ie ee ee ae —s | RG ; on struct: gine ; Le Ww. V MAN--Young 7 Krog vi pe ft : ) IT |, steady employment 0 CLERK—Shipuin . ral steel mild | Fixt d Show Mfg. Ce 100 gan. ¥.. A. Te oung, for assistant bookkeeper eety and Baking « Tift: anid. ¥ tet ' + ie be Ge . wes — OyYMeNnt: Foo , , Shipping reom. whe can 4 structures and mnanufac- meure an Showcase - x. aad. Lue as. J & AT TS ae must be gr00d accountant a j aces n n = Tt ~. uni he | * 1508 ake goo BON : od Post-Dis raoh 4 vage \ 119 ifavyette o xo ; ior ‘ational Bisewit (% ray . | ¥ . i ett aha - | PAR P| . muhe ne sya i ; m ne atm . ~~ , ‘ - ti Re: a, OPDOriUNities aacetenat GLU ER- For veneer room. Apply KF E WV. Han- gp een Telephone line and ‘rouble man. inmber business: Gi Ve ace OWN 2. if ee Oa & . ‘) Nica De aaed to )P) cary foie} lé KE at 5 HRriaht, fine! ; trie ew = ORTER - Be “te ant ’ ' :* , {gt Bur ops and offires liwau-| neter Furniture Factory, 1th and Palm.(e) | yA eeaaneto exchange work; could | 22Y. and salary. Rox R-70. Post-Dis bP) ageceren coe, SS CiMER. 7) splendid chance. Buxton & Skinner, 306 N Co, iN. Ba a nee ae eS ee eer: ee Experienced handlin ffalo. Houghton a d New eee ee . also use family to operate vite bo r . A 4 g r ee ry ao in . : MM EN "Tc hr gelry ’ ings Pt, a + 2 rt} . , . 2 - . : ‘} “= he lew : > 5) an Lf Verma - and ROC . statp references, esent board ; MAN Young, ARO) ¥ to 4) ‘as fh te oe 3 . " oka" on 1icé Wagon call after 6 ith # ig? MeUnaprapn : a eaiietdl 4 lesa shoee (lattes Hart Shoe és gg ong wiving | G 2a.” cea ewerienced. Call Vie. | ge} Bee aa And wages fistant and typist steady w Maga nd Baar my. 4234 Lee. LRAT : PORTERS-—Colored; warehouse. 19 «ON 1S Washington salary d 1 235. . expected. Address Walter Ff. Me ty work: advance. : OPERATOR 2¢ } a ‘ ; i and wh you ¢en| tor 164. Grand (¢) Lean, gen- ment \ccord: to ability: ats , MEN —Colore pape sv bane saw, and lain Pee : : ter. Worden-Alien Ge Mi}- sont nee wees eral manager Hillsboro. mi? pty eat N aniittv: state age, exper) . 4a Nore pas every day Appis , ey sPe) ' ; a ‘ . Me iat be #xthertence 7 ou re pairs, —— sen | PAPE Re ‘Three active men between 25 | IWMBER PILERS—And yard la ef ete XB OC ted.” Rox P-140. P.-1),'. American Packing Co., 3842 Garfield. 4: planer operator. Write ACME PORTER White, for general work: s20 5 C. Taker, 2000 Market ¥ 2958 Baeto: > d 40 years old for genera! laboring and | "eh ate And yard laborers, Fox | “!AN—Experienced at nailing boxes, to assist MEN—To do porter work. 4528 S. Broad : ours, Sto 5:50; 12 o'clock Saturday. Wr ‘PERINTE NDF NT -Of manufacturing ta ord t p Betton. fe?) | packing room work. Steady work the year | Pros. Mfg. Co. Ohio and Sidney. 4c pin Packing department wholesale drug | __Way. ic: BOX CO., Omaha, Neb. (e1) | _R. Warner & Co, Inc, MN ie an rm. tabs chetge @f a Some te ee | Rg 5 ¢,, Plumbin business; round. Appiy Employment Dept., Century | LUMBER PII, ERS— « ‘olum bla ox ‘Co... ad louse; FIS to Start, with good chance to ad \IEN And young mayen hy - mean Hide 2117 Franklin a al *-@is os ri tie This ts AzOod «€6fMetitioen far the Cle are c)| Co., appiy at factory office, Ohio and Si4- | MACHINIST—Good, aliround, on small fine | PAN ke aaa Broadway : __ ei} KEEPING MACHINE FOR | ?aNnen naNba—o: rieht party. Write or call W. C. Mastin Clemens. Call Sanday ot nev, (cl) e brass work. Box Let “191, Post- Dispat ch.te >) I a or stoe le Ww ‘ork . rood Si > 5 WE N For paren - r \ 4ha ‘ ' ° 4 . 4 c - ie oh ~~ zr weet , cj ' : " Th > | otle r p Ma: 17 te a1 at the Stat! ler Hotel. or et : war: HARD | SOLDERERS — E a A St MAC ACHINIST~ ~ A pel Sag0- Ww est ine, (ed) ary. Apply ] 2b ) I, ocust St. @, ) work fn panne Téeme nt non) ; = "salle. BA NV I A PPI, y S| : PT Cae 4 afow Y poe’ mare AKIN, Pe & a - ne “1. Joseph, 22 to 24 at the St. Jam : marrie? man preferred. ro | MACHINE HAND~—Aliron: ‘ ' saree ees *. : hikan il ah hae a . ae Se aot ae j > ask for Henry we a -aaner enn aoe (el Apply ¥. Ww. Hanpeter F nd: oven oO. shon. MA N . teneral utillt ‘ Trier v“h ho. tl no ratands MEN ~Experienced to aperase - ms ~ : “ID T a cae " . \ ™ , ™ uw re " — ay er aig me? Re - STAT - DIST R ’ rt TT? "a WANT rr = eetGomesintes ev) eo, FIN TRH ERR — , 48 hours: bee i and 1 J ci — sioneetinenaattnaiiia ? my: ve ge pw van plumbing and @leectricityr, machinery: double se@amere cick Sane hm sf RI { rf - PRYSAPEP sen ‘ ee Saleen nf Pate rien. a ~— ying « Ae. he piistrtbution Beennier: shop: ne WOrkineg conditions. (a 0 to Mi v1 “HINE it AND. On rip aw: " r ; - ve .ine'’s Dighway and Water- Ths Rrarpht ("a 10 Ny May a4 . _ - : x A ai it i STAR tw ™ . : tal , @f p ' be = ou a 4 ate oe wi he sive references, Box) 19 oelock this morning. Hussmanu, Ott N, to right man, raithe! Planing ig ay ‘ we Poni 7 (c! MEN--To drive teams; sicady work and 0 i VANDERVOOR | we eee ant ake fro or 0.00 | o thy By a 1 Rroad ra’ ' "av and Marr “, 54 AAS To “belp ity buttern rine inte a Wwiges r? viet ae — ms — + es , » we ABs sicinal tnrasiains. “A Phas as . . ses : real ~ ; , ° rd - So reer, or asista regis- - er a sae a REE 2 es acrtntata acone aie’ ‘ ; bey levis “Aes hm dy eae Te = »- wns . whe x he Se ta © 3 , rH on Po) ir Wa - F \ J : gem : ‘ . : , — chao am . . : ar im POrtunis ” the right - “ec a HARDWOOD > PINTS EPS- me ar _ntire # ; CP le Py das - ave om Lm nar mi Dene] quits stare . bs . nig Wein FOr, appar na i on . iM) Mare NAATA ; f I \ I ) , ‘ : ey , tee " =. he ' mi ful tom * are Peed Na lee eo i ures; open miseoty &: ! to: ita age oars wehwegiins: wrth where | © taloved past vee: ~e P - pena at hist ©. perience, Box ' MEN... To drive ten “anon tke vatare- . - : ' “« hteet bh KRarene ttee Ate ae a bours, Roy % +r . a reniies # #pryt et ia ** i's vs ane ure Ey = 4 s*«* i” ae | . . ; 3 ca ey er o sa | me ‘a aA we tel if ts ‘ ' ey . - , ’ o- cited ach. eee | evi pe Risso Bal Eietes “h. bie ted fata? . i MAN -Co ‘olored. ' Spears i gee NS, nh Hvdroulic Press Tt “ht . n Btu, t) , ; ; item MO Faob.a? with herd nerts ant i ; , or “porter "in auton ‘ rbile «hy; aes 0,» Kine’: M il? sate avy ana Natural Hides +4 4 ‘RL ‘pore prs +8 ence : “31 Piele ‘ ; : = €y ‘es : ” re Sere stars perites ft . . " oe re _Feferences, 100i | ws launds plant: er ust be a Xue to drive any tiake of car. Ve N ; e Le ar ee . eee eee F wu uit ison,” : By “sa PD. “ta ane i ply Pe Ged 10 to 12, McCabe-Powers ~ | Pa “fi se gg tn spe ya ral ag ah te ORDER FILLE PRESSE? emcee) on Fade : ee rv eee : peed ’ SiS Neier tase Sa Maia ee, sei Co.. Azis N. Broad ic) n as burt ing fremny Dawson Mig. i wear and sw ana prem "eceire, Lvs i steady ® ork: g "a ages in cit ; oto tual eThteri vs y . WORK ERPor iatinge oa Pe a4 ot. Washington, Cleaning Co,, 4036 Easton, r (el) | Avply 6739 ekanert ~ a work. Bod Wie. _ ee Slain Anca tea nt OO i ii i Ml alts OS haw sth Mien with Bang. Sl lites Ailsa li ee i

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PLOYM ENT “om TRADE : were ee ONS OPEN to : Fey as graduates s Gen’? fur -« Sehoo! of Filings. 117 uu i Sa 800 MEN AND BOYS WANTED — Is the Position you seek advertised in these columns today? _ MAY 18, 1920, ef oa wei _POST-DISPATCH. Se ee rreneg Pe patie tis tyr Te ) a MLW AY, to $2) ne HELP Ww WANTED—MEN, | BOYS — __MELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS — AGENTS. WAS !TED—MEN : AGENTS ‘WANTED—MEN _SALESMEN WANTED ) SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN WANSED SALESMEN EN WAN : ON Nt ttt Nt tt ate allt PADS PPLE LL eee ee a a ee tilt ee PA LOO | iat i, a ain on oe na _ —eeee ea a a ~~~. . re hours, trave|! SWITC HMEN ‘NANTED, WOODWORKING MACHINE HAND—First AG EN TS—-Mak $10 to $20 Te , GENTS—~ ve rs “tome ner SA LF , ; ‘ > Do- . ’ l¢ ~ a * inde uarante ; 3 M. NEB sf. iENTS—Make % to $2 dailtv: exne- | AGENTS—8100 weekly: automobile owners SALESLADIES-—And office girls: steady po SALESMEN—-Specialty: we sali very at- ‘ , 4 . ms ' rs * yur for @certitme yg Ne mage Ae ae, To ge Class, allround: open shop. 1310 8. doth. | ‘lence . unnecessary: vour demonstration | everywhere wild with enthusiasm; marvel- sition; good pay. Jacob Mange, 700 Wash- tractive proposition that will interest house- SALESMEN— One in each coun: | 4a : ~ Co, Ron ‘ Ta | (c7)| makes the sale, Send for particulars, Auto| ous Inveniion, doubles power, mileage, eff | ington ay, (c)| hold specialty salesmen. Apply between 2, ty of Missouri, Illinois aud | pier ee leer and 4p. m,. Crystal Electric Shop, 63 N. | . : ‘ i C ie me ; St 7 WELY ag MA > a> ihe EF. ton 2056, w24 s. | i oeaneneneeties : , - i omen fe . eat ‘ , ‘ i , . ‘ a cial ibieaiiriinile Ry. Co., R QOoln 205 » iP (A) | Woo IDWORKE “RS. Shapers, mo! uerTs, band lustre ‘ 0. Hak Ss. S ate 4 (‘hicageo Til, | a ) a motets es its cost first day; sensational SALESMEN 16 vears’ eity and road experi- : Faies evervw he re; territory going like wild- ence, desires to tuake change, specialty ot yh st, 2 sg ; Li Arkansas; to sel] eord and fab- Department, v ment age timit: asic for Se ee ee ee Salle & A ot ‘ 5 “hic 0. - Sc -- Re lth saw. universal machines. hollow mor-} AtrF EK NTS—Dealers and side line men: best | fi $26 i te , f is@rs, tenoners, band saw and machine saw iutomobile specialty ou earth: 100 per cent | re -9 sample outfit and Ford car free; | jines preferre t. K -H1, Post- Dis atch. | SAL KSMEN M file ‘Ti = 1? > 1 } rT Si we re ; rfiseijle . “bas ‘a write ‘JI - , . : 4 ay, pool havttye ‘ aT t | noon; always steady work; open shop; aj| Mfg. Co... 286% Sheffield, Chi I rust soap; trade mork, print and copyright | sESMEN—Traveling, Missouri, Arkan : wavhete nun a eer Yn ; : oat : ney “at hom Permanent Positions fine opportunity for bright young mie to| F AG > N re keke a cc lar _ seme . i} Men- | inee no Beat. Ottiee: ne Sane Fein bos ida live owe. calling on pots. Bt os — SALESMAN Wit h established trade. | hose |) 7. SALESM AN—( ‘loak and suit superintendent of Paya me it to $2 an hour tts nai “ ‘ a a i . by . ev. ves rr. ; Vii i gol i Ol Se} ron rust, irike and wu nwashable stains from ; gida ne vDroposition. Box OK 7. MouUler line o OR haha J = . gickiv 1 I tae &, ‘Ag i learn a fine trade and earn “igh wages; dets. a patent patch: instant! ante teake ] ooo em . | : Sabew cards: 9 > r. LOL IS ( HIC AGO | Peek FE erpaimen Address }3ox 12-378. in all etamatted t sti Oa ~ egg pret om ) — — ropa’ —— tube tle je me ge PB S. am .ESMEN—W e have a side line im will | Toon Hy -Omanetion base: rer ss ay poe salesman for the following B. NU GE N T & BRO. D. . on asring: we — h . » CTi coi me ‘ -_ , , * - \ Me Ay 4 . . . } ‘ . 7 . . _ z c wrt toc ¥ Appl) wo rere ace” | mmereem, Ni Y, _.___, | particulars (cx) commission basis. Box. P-250, POD. -' | feFFitory you cover in first setter. Encore territories: Mississippi, Tennes- A DOUBLE SALARY, om ican Show Cari aes ent eG Cre tsy HAND First- | AG@NTS—Women or inch: wml a ful \CENTN— Rest well RE eee ee . 2 mee “ -_. | Hosiery Co. 906 Broadway, \. Y. fel) | PP, Attar WHY NOT? bp . ide. Yonge and § i 2 a rnin ; s at. ie) sgn * " . ee oe nia Be ne ae . 4 4a N f seller « . ' SA : cS) \ . . ‘ s i ; vo" 4: 3 ° Or) ) : Wy AIBA\ SAI | WRECKERS— Mon lay, with hatchets, 25; anteed ho ‘le ry ne saver? wae bmg bw for tires and tubes; supersedes vulcanization , tee =o aaa Soousile underetag i Ss Breaks SALESMEN Three, high-t | ' of children’s dresses to the retail trade.! surrounded by development s a price that | “Send me Cc RINGE KR MAN—Experienced. Metropoli- —e aundrs 4440 ive (co?) | aif razor ive gapboe ch you cannot eut your- é “4a . ; sige est money ‘maker mn ee : Fri ; A ; hahah 16 OM Ket . eliminates ompetiti ‘ d | ki tf 4 ? : . | self; wonderful lier for ] big profits. an 00 men and women, quick, to .ake | riedman-Aranovitz Co., 21 Marke BSt.. c Aon on! extra good | , ny ‘ng Offer.’ By answ 7 gC Bide. J eee - RI Sci R MAN—Excelsior Laundry, avn 2| Standard Safety Razor Corp.. Pittsbur ‘™, Pa rders for raincoats, rain ape and water- Philadelohia. Va. ___{c) | men wanted. Box K-20. Fost- Dispatch '| Washington ay a sixth floor. (©) je as gaat have “the ea tistactieal o : garagemen- -Manufac- | SAL ESMAN- ~A VYOUNK Man possessing selling t+ cette = Peg Passed up a» a Paecr_ WTD. —™M | —~ — ~~ Oe OA CON ely ge Pm N. Grand. . . - -| AGENTS-—Here ts your opportunity to make peees are. (nou sands of orders waiting SALESMAN, agents, on ' for you; $2 an hour fot spare time Mi: ture and gel! y own waterproof auto ability, owning Ford or light car, to solicit | investigati WANTED | YARDMA N—Robinson's Restaurant, "Seat real, quick, honest money ‘‘by matl'’ oper | , aft (ce) Donough nade &S13 in ore rmonth > Nissen top aecicis +” Gaily. Formula, city business on an established automobile -H > Olive , ating verest feed: tics Advertisers (Co Des M ; ooempenet pastasinyanyemnenie — — ) mlille "1e Ve ‘plan’ f Sed; particulars ‘ ; : Lee» | olnes, ir] oO work I j N j Th YARD | MAN And wife: wife_ for general fre st & Co., Box 9f. ‘incinnati. O $19 in {Bree hours; Purviance S207 in seven | = oM €o.. Box 8G. Toledo, , then uct rise se? so) d and pas good re- 54 Youngern an Bi le. le. . mo. a. hh r! to ork > "080, TOTXy days, oAM4) a year profit for eight average’ z me ‘ ay r : Peal B Cail Mr. Giese, Olive or Central | : Soe Gr - - Dace caeron ROU Kl housework P hone al orest 70 wo. ; c! ollar pair of comeapart cuff links orders a day no delivering or collecting; 5M. LN lo ell Oklahoine oil and = 1860. _ om ; We I & LS Ww hite. or rho - that deliver cam make — hen a - , , each fou | va xperienced. 4255 W a... those can |ELP WANTED- ~You NG | MAN- To run Automatic screw ma- | r sot positivels greatest value ever of beautiful coat fre xper c r cap : " rT. ; chine. Dawson Mfg. Co., 212 N. 2d st.ic7) “d: overstock ed manufacturer selling out reauiir 3: - Sth: Gusta experience or capiral : ery profitable connection, J. H. White SALESMEN Mactory subdivision: an ovp- | ST. LOUIS YOUNG MAN—To learn vulcanizing. svo3/} YoU Must act qi Arteraft Specialty Co mer Mfg. Co., Dept. G-154, Dayton, O Chestnut. | 8, portunity for live men to pick up some 2 , ‘ TO AQ ff | Washington. oe t Ath av.. N York eit t : a === | SA LESMIEN---Who call on merchants, tailors quick money; low priced lots.on- easy; Middle Western manufacturer has) ea) Lstate ne k ANSAS CITY | & a 3 ae [| ee aNTS AGENTS ease AGENTS--$1000 per nan per county; strange or milliners. to handle sideline of 1 terms; experience not necessary 4 st enlarged plant 1 faeiliti 1} Us eye ‘ . YOUNG MAN—For office work: peeeneene fe ee ee oe By Men, ne esr invention startles world; agents amazed; ¢;, ‘le your a MR doubled on sales ? Baa LL. INVESTMENT COMPANY, just enlarged pliant anc Seu les anc Opportunit v f a OUTER. ATION HANDS CHICAGO | business; reference. Box P-340._P.-D. Hay PRE mmc old In stores: Will wive| gtad Aa’ farmer, Mid” §200N tee te! dase: | 20% Pant: Diswatch, ” aa) 624 Federal Reserve Bank Bulde. therefore bas unusual opportunity to! . 4040) 1 or a few ee Gertnnd a a = a gO mg Se eee BOMe em SO stores i give stad, a farmer. dik 2900 {tn 14 days: wot ~— ona re 7 ee ’ SuUDS * oe tea. trarien: tid Apply | YOUNG MAN- Pn id snipping Nort Lv ewheeg Xclusive territory. his is a money-maker Schieicher, a minister, $195 first 12 hours: SALESME N—To carry good selling line of SALESMEN—For finest auto device ever in- |offer several more salesmen on a sal- antial men to connect 4 eo — erienced. | _tlonal Shoe Co.. loth and North Market: Korea Importing Co. anton, O $1200 cold cash, made, paid, banked by overalls in Illinois and Missouri on commis-| Yented for all cars: sells on sight every- | ry and bonus basis. | with established com . 3 Ti = aos “ate \¥YOUNG MAN—To learn ws ‘oer contracting | AGENTS—-T fine territory open for fa- Stoneman im S0 days: $15.000 to date: a hot sion. Box R-219, Post-Dispatch. | Where: good for $100 week and up: experi- | & ras $1 000, 000 busines ow, agfar: . te ht he + ; ence unnecessary: free territory; exclusive | If you have ability tohandle a gen the 1j ] 3 annually, a Borie nh, ‘Oo Fis $i ; e livest and best pay ¢ ¢€ i 7 trip ‘ ' , Ty Z J. Ye J business. Riek File ectr! 141% i Olive i mous ~ ar-Kleez ) at 8 x heg 7: ard = cals running v ates _bath equipment for SAL ESME as Three. ‘of go00G ad: iress;: expder})- contra: t: abso} utely new: don’ t de! ay. Ss ona - : . } wer thouran: Weed: rants iv home t oniv &7.5 -he ig: on che he _ “ ; thougand ised; gua: vd; @ at onty $7.50; self-heating; no ence not essential; we can equip you to! ker Co., 105 West Monroe. Chicago. fe} ‘eral line of staples ‘sold to the exclu- enter tod: yy... A ng bus re ey uay v erage en oie al " good ‘Yor NG M AN For cle ric al work: experienced POW ei coa r Liberal) commission Wri: plumbing or waterworks required; investi-| earn $100 per week. 520 Merchants-Lacieie SAL ESMAN S ! double his | 0 ‘ a ome salesinan can double bi g. ‘sive jobbing trade and are interested | «599 per year. Many of = - ‘ ‘ . F ; : Dp r > he Pierce i a . af 815 MARKET ST. Bettina an preferred. Apt ply f pores | aia © riage ES k Rie ‘insane ate: clusive sale: credit given: send no| Bia a (& ¥\ SA i Bir ag allie aid | eal e TENTS rh, - “panne Toney if letter or postal today Aen | Sos wens. _ atisfact : fen!) f, rr Te . seller; backs up every statement you make y ; esain aid wl af ot io)! gsatt > Write ey AHSOLUTE aut Ace ar ive Pv 4 : t | fitable . Phairdr saing, Pp | BES |S See oe ct pong Sahay’ spiaced ire Vrite for ter SSOLUTE auto necessity: new clusive: | rapid advancement. $18 Equitable Bldg., 8, 9° o7 Corporation Sales co. 411 Gugle| 28 Up a permanent and profita earn while you learn. oh) Eater to learn. Talbot’ | anlor Fore YOUNG MAN—To help tn repair Bhop; One! jane at... Dayton ee eee ek ae | a ee 5 international ‘Autgmotixs tM AE Ee Nieane |e Hidg.. Columbus, 0. ae business for yourself, instead of the ARTHUR. 10 19 ik ‘ ae TNT MANAGE! MRA Th familiar wit h eler ‘tric irre { LYyy aia See Mr. Plesskott. #06 Wine s:. Cp) ) 4 mith are ‘oining imoney selling Cramer —. ~ . self-vuleanizing auto eter commission ness im 9 prospe t for advertising pencils: |uncertainties oO ; ne specia y busi- | Bank Building. be : oe oan ve KC R Bl SHELING SHOP ,OUNG MAN—-To work in aut veers © sanitary brushes; al oO Brussel _ fibe: A reat boty 8? a e wil we tee ” hasis. Gold-Brand Produ Co., Atlanta, we have the most popular line at right ness, our proposition will appeal to - Dis STANT ro BUY, ! ” wEOO Utia@st TOU! ory rooms elus!' usiness, mm ‘ture rticles eI) 4 ; . , , | . " ‘ . STA. Hic! Se GOP; lear ime RROD: OLS NS ae rritors ramer Sales (o., St. Charles vervwhere retailing $1.60, under your | =e oe Oe _—.| prices; liberai commission paid in full im-| you, Our. territories require little A REAL OPPORTUN ‘4 stationery business 21-2 rac F ra = sel ; " : Mi oes an Sie e: how | vo ( t SALESM N--Catholic, for the best premium) mediately upon acceptance of orders. t'ara- | - ee eb . ' of) LEADING . . E uf ee” ae thoroughly ‘YOUNG MAN—To help in bake shop; steady ENTS Pa) apr grmmenm pepe : a ersonally and by mail, A oy Ba Man meg proposition in this country; leads furnished: mount Pencil Co., Commercial Blig., Nash-| traveling. Men of family who want SP hac: TAL eae yy ME cae be au! — te wall experienced In Managing shop. lace; no_Sundav work. Lenhard Confec- gents: ‘Lucky 1 . bah aatian a piety ig alers bhe furnish everything nec- {| ©?! nmission and bonus; references. 1007 fai. Nile, Tenn, to get into a line that will be perma- | VERAL LARGE ¢ Ter ues >. Loure Be mt. Co.. | - t} ongry. lis N. Sth st. (el) on AE é ah 1 on Re . oma" aie i aera Q ; , wrhe ivertise wp? *" your name free: race B ag é ‘“ ¢ s Al, ESME N= To join the snhappiest, most ag- ‘1 t oT ‘Col t . f livi . liti TN mi 34 AN ae RT ~. - T boa Prout, SPring “pe usine on of custom- SALESMAN -To sell art rugs as a aide line gressive selling organization in the city, nen A accounms © ving conditions beauty a KC PRENTICH—Or higt . sme » Bn i Dd oods and handy with tools: state age and iy. ' > oO hicago "| tA clothes - salary no object. } er- salary. ot i 0. Post-Dispatch — : : rod Nclent i, oratories, “§ Court st., etores: exclusive territo Saniples sub atinosphere smells success—if vou have atn tisf t — . . . } ld } . ' J LA P ~ transportation manent osition an | leg ¢ YOUNG MAN--As operator on Burroughs g gaa eee ee a co handy mt, SMR lect to charge. Box 340.8, ” Phila: eens Pa bition plus cotinmon sense and can stand sa a a Ory comes’ sRouk e espe-| ru 48 -\ TENSES AND i Pat asker. Levis-Xukoski davli ht Pp bs ) | ; | | Vilg . 2 Op. * tate where &- es i at ty Graceland, sorinsi A WHIRLWIND SUCCESS--T ial | He T a of a? a Dz. tJ GIRIs— L nio ; Ves - . a ~ DOLLAR Dealers, wT - ; right oe lows’ Bidg d R q ite of all for fle salesman; will give i nen wont b we Give : Y EXPER : 2 CLERK.— Yorn ive age and present eo. vw) BY E: 3 w Oh a age : present income and. AT OUR EXPEN : 4 y.. Address, s ; 4 > a A ing newspapers anid iniscellaneous office waterproo en apron weds f and other references, - 30x I -69, | work: $15 week to art. jox K-52, Post- “waterproot teteraey elated ea is shee ws akes nm 4 ‘irestot popular low-price trucks; company well es- + ‘ eee ee die oem lol stone atavia, D1 eadnaught, ete tablished: liberal commissions and drawing can xive good references address Box h-ii).| man we want: reply cannot be intel- | ‘ ANCE : ; ham Candy C»s,. Té 4 ] I Fy 7 aoe Fi 4." i esses of ony ene. and finishing sheep skins | sete ane get the facts. and Syndicate sor . ‘ nd gn ition pa! rte his npe-Hying iy : > . ows ] k { t s| nd skivers preferred: correspondence con-|_ Trust Bldg. fi “epre ive oiliar + > Pas SINK suoiles Spark Intens)- and Alabama, on eeacayvy mom 2 ‘ Tr fidential. Hox R-53, Post-Di spatch. y rE J 2¢ ay ; ad ; t , —- + tne 2 c YOUNG MAN—2O to 2 vears old to learn (rad B “OV & Co., "2230 > G st., | ra eke ‘aub] q, oe | NG : | ra Rca i cubilia. dcwen aae ae, ee! a . ager toshandie ‘‘18-kKarat’’ new 1(0-per-cent vy : TEAM—For «a vork: ‘ tailorin ade in hotel: opportunties forad- jcag & trou ives gas EX ‘lusive | ‘GMI —- onmd uu to right party in counection with a line ; ‘ Hp work: $7.00 for 9 ome af ancement. Apply Head Vale. { Hotel Stat- EN TS_1 +e = ee ape rritory, Jubilee Mfg. Co., 1101 Sta. © SALESMEN - age oy SIME oe 1 at mae kum that carries sults and dresses. Box W-200, | Office specialty; good for $800 monthly: re- , wl S. Collins Pr } , ele Mm wT I'll pay hus ates Ne} (99) nding tna ines, commisst , oe hie Posat-Dispatch. peat consumer dealer, majl bueinecs: sma!) a ; Washington av ; a eIny , we “*18-Kar Products," May- P aa Seung lady f r achine work. Call Victor 1199L or 4500 S. Broad-| % ADDIV NTS ireless PEM 1 block os, 8 8 §8§=8= fey} ler, th and Washington, ; sc) “¢@ hour t ake orders for this - il ve ye neasee Specialty Corporation EN Pye" \ TERS. T a % | YOUNG MAN—Neat. reliable, who cau dri vention; 1 sstiment; wri , : a week selling guaranteed shoes!) Ten, SALESMENX-—We have a proposition open for wood e atat ~ 4 ——— , - — > . are Pp Re ~ ere sve Oe ; . 4 . . . - >» “ - - ‘ - , we nip . mt , ; | ya y-otgees - > aes -~ -_-~ -__ j . ate ¢MPLET LAKERS —Layout | “tight i eck eens taundee Co. Wine ote rker Mig. Co, 2078 serotion or replaced. free. write for terri. | SALFSMEN--Specialty; to introduce high-| a salesman in a gents’ furnishing depart-| AUTOTIRE VUIAANIZING: a growing, DO” Y ou Want to Make Monee £1) ver month. men, ¢ and assemblers for strue- at Start $25 per week. Lange Laundry Oc 14 . Davton eee” ec Noe 4. Thomann Sinan Ce 1407 grade proposition; entirely new and nove! ment; must be experienced and a good profitable business: eas learn instrac- m i aa ~ One with hard | 2mpe 5. Jefferson av. ~' | AGHNTS—$40-8 week; free samples:. gold ane st rvtoy sales plan, remuneration unlimited. de- | stockkeeper; guaranteed salary and commis- | ¢jon hook $1, Three weet® practical schoo! era a ourael? with @ San : Underwood ma tural stee! shop: permanent po- YOUNG M AN~—Over 21 years of : fo) ‘ letter wone can put ' ore win ’ pending on ability. Yor interview call at alon. Apply Monday morning Progress course free Plants $v 3 Cataloeue ceasful firtn-—~-one that selle a " ill " St + Tron on Sto ~ > > ) : clerical work in factory office It Dig demand: bbe offer to genefal NOTICH ° AGENTS AND PRINTERS room 10. 020 Chestnut st. (el) Store Co., Sarah and Manchester ‘©! | free. Equipment Co., 47 Canal, Ciacin- ‘vision down to and including ' #0 : sitions. Box R-61, Post-Dis. (¢) Gilmore, Supt. National Lead Co., : agents. “Metallic Letter Co oS. ar) 0) perfected processyand large production SALESMAN-—Side line necklaces; sell large | SAl.KSMEN— Traveling. to carry our line of nati, O a ast lot before they leave-jts ‘ = R—Girl with son “TMH ré ANY | oo eae 8 . pee pp glee Sages nee 10 fine! y res Soe and small trade. Small sample package rubber roofing, to cai! on lumber, hardware | jj; YOUR OWN HOSS Our plat Gen new ve om that has actualy in billing fevartms HE | BEDE L lL, r OMI ANY > y OU NG MM iN : To lea mn the AGENT: ar ae ys * profit anditag . - dunt na ‘ and any two \or adie Details 3 ‘te — Selrite Co., and general store trade in the a5 oy * ns. poralble for you to ee ngage yo makes —_ in the last yes waoathn tee ‘* , ~ Sa es a . hada : onograms: or patriotic ctures sf OTLOs . a wee ned i. EF art “Ist. New ork pocket sample; liberal commission. We have t ‘ ons = ; . 0 th and W ashingten ayv., Pe- wholesale hardware business windor Oriel transter Tiags and noveit: eamele - at ag ‘seice. vee : Bank SALE SMEN Three or four stock salesmen | warehouses in all the principal cities in the In eat by ee iy oe Ry Pyotr fo located sht. i, STCea Wake 94 8. Second quire a high-class man as malhi- A > W RS sh ] : i. Altai } tres Into} \ = * EP 0 sn ‘ for a high-class er ng ew 7 terprise. ' aston — Phe my _ to 9th a an J besides gel al} your own clotones and few bloecka of “all the a Ayn Ps : GNprny- GIrRts— Stea a i : | PP Vy » ) as ington AY. (¢@e | aie AT : er ones take notice. good com mienen. See A. 0 aan? t OU = —ae nn = — uraanes free. Write for full particu- within a few blocks of the ‘. ay. Apply Sth floo ger and merchandiser, capable \ENTSf Sn na PS ORR ERE tia kcanc ate car ann RW 00 40, atler ae: THM on JESMEN mk. want oie wire pyre to Cnt eo. tl Wright & Ce., Dap. 44, rr ty | Motova ere It me 1402 Locus? at ' ends ost ** aah Mal We : a ' Mis Illinois. s¢ our salesboaris an: guIn tmachines; nicage ae iat property inside the ei -- 4LESMEN— Traveling Missouri and Iiine ' + eer we me ee cK and within a few blocks of a By RON ER Aalco | | . . . . . j ’ | i | 4) i s Provide its "a } , | evi ’ . ‘ ; “a8 . 5 sd sbairae 4s of ett lin?’ ll ), edit ne ad vert Is re OUN G I Vj AN Bs. at i Be | Or 3 U oh ed fl - Dj } say } i Pa Ct Uié lig hansa: | oe ah on engineers and ower slants. to “new 1400€a; ‘‘territory assigi: d; commis- . ‘ “i ? ea K S D, ad fi ~ooensee fp ite Minestalte vn ine tear Shae ’ C4) Rn oe a ~ ae i] sions paid on receipt of orner. Write for ( ‘LOA KX SALESMAN these plants will certeiniy ” e DY IRONET Aazico | tri ; lal , ae al 1’ CTR 4 , > a us quality line: large commission is shi ncle high-grade bearing metals as side ing and pushing sales, : A lnow- For rug al inoleum department: -stead one Cts i Ugh -s ‘ * F246 rt) ic) our proposition: we will make you some Leman. “whehennie, naif gta gg HR ome gee yee me spertence.. ‘in rm 4 i ir ° y BM that een foe eee ote typewriter. for g INNER_ Mar ’ 5 . we mR er - a neat ia Ft ion A ; o 1g} e st ire Of genuine dif B, hants in vour locality. comn.is#ion ars a8 (to age and previous expe ic n caring I you feel that you can apply | ~ te . a ae ilarge weet side comps: Sa “ = farket. —>. serinten tari S ons By var 2 Pi, = ap ie ag \GENTS rk Ur anit here’e Onas. 4 RDOENS. ANS TeSte Write to- Good future to. hustlers t Pg fireat letter Harris Suspender Co., New it profitably to selling real estates. we snail! | LABOR NOTIVES Pest | qualification, references. NNER—For inside work. 212 “St. George. - os Cage ar Papa proposit ky juiring no investme e ps cee ae yea Importing Co., 240) &, hutt, 170 W. Randolph st.. Chicagy York City he + sa Pn intgce. you an interview. Neo od- Ore, = o Fes Post-Dienatch LNNER—To do gutterin Dockery, ans YOU NG} To work in files and do clert- liveries: elays; Brand-new OO i ERS Ne MR ce (©) S.UESMENc dive. 20 to 30 years of age: | BALE“ MEA—Sell_ groceties. paints, tubri- ligation whatever: vou are welcome. The PRICKLAYERS LABORERS -¥ , oa fae a Maston av ay: ost fe cal work: opportunity advance. Centr: nake nore money with te ff write , - LAINE SALESMEN and . " a ALES! “y ae not necessary ; oe cating oils. roofing, stock powder, automo- Beck Realty Develonment Co ae ee for $1 per hour. fi, Phit bs on | EBOOK KE BPER— tounge ' stores ach Man M@ VOPOS S pav: reasonable hours. Bentzen Com. Co, bile supplies. phonoxraphs. tv farmers, GROCERY SALESMAN- Experienced man 2 apg yr “TINNER tRS £ — Employment Dept.. Brown Shoe i), ' ior jull details , i roduct + i — iz ig 4 ! g 4X per rienced | on AS- is Leta aod ec - ' ~ , Whicag FOCAL RAM PLe rood commissions; articles 720 N. Broadway. ranchmen and other consumers bv samples. , wreferred. or one who has been ceiling on MAIL ORDERS ej Buty: sive ane. '@ . t - *|x 48 h 4 YOUNG M EN For soli iting: experience i! NTS ‘ in £t° - 3 an ™ ne t¢ Mors and Imes fsoveronmen Say, i S\ian To represent Naw Tor man profitable, ateacy. desirable: no experience retail grocers or an ex- wrécerma: ' Apoly PO DRED: usalael arse 4 a ta 5 - zi ty ' ri * sortmen’ wor ee. S-nour W eek, necessary; $100 guaranteed first month, veigh “ast ere act hu ol ing oat Perm onnections. Sales Manages, 20) ufacti a r of narrow fabrics and shoe laces necessary: satisfaction sgh agg nee a ' — Monday. 1412 N. Broadway. {| WANTED articles i pre &. Seay” ox } : on F > stlars: y 7 ar ar lt » , ° : ” . P , ‘ site 1ePre >a To n " Ww - ‘ caen lé / idaa ri 4 ” : aA: - ar } =. 4 we eee ~~ ~~ .- it ‘ i? er “ Apply 1308 N. 16th st (e = | big money fo: hustle aan none ¢ thers haath ' oad lary nel nea 20a De het Z to call on joblers and manufacturers: com wien ads anced: 47 years J jusines 0 4. © Ww LIVE-& ire sales: men. Exe ellent. propost- mall umder te i sidan.’ toe a Baok xi: EP n AND & ” Ci): Cail personally, Room P, Odeon Bidg., be bot ‘paration , rent’ te fie nhs STK DAILY GRIND--Start silvering mir- mission basis Tl ID F.. 19, room 4% Loverin & Browne Co., \ f -esale a tion. Opportunity make big money Salary description of yw Fat vou ak —y In smell offi oo * SE ee, inane “en ”» .° ’ sy ‘ ‘ nu _— ' , . ‘ as x " Le ay F i. es ght it , , . " | ss ‘ est) ' i \ rizvor reek ° . . — 2 ° o’@ esau 4 - aA 4 » U ial a . s f ’ , TY? rs ° . ? ¢ @ f in - ~ . AR r NER W td. r r ) sition for right man. See Mr aes | \ ()T NG \LEN JTRS 3 j vrerien Rachesie: ie fe]. restaurant and bakery trade. to sei! lett, general manager, 8-20 Carlin Bidg Box F-154, Post- Dispatch. fey outlanae. Ws — 18¢ 'P slow. -, ’ : r re, oo ’ i ae ‘ «| , “dere . ah? Bn : ‘ cf! ; ‘ ‘level and, © ny 7 Fr : ma x oat 08 patel tween 6 as S$ p. m. Sunday, or write. | 17 to 22 vears. to work in stock: perma “ r tao a whey OrUel as itn bus ‘ furnishing everv- Mazola Apply Monday, # a. m. St. L ' ‘ee: eS Oast ‘ : SALES AGE ~" Us “we have something 100 : }*, R XN 2 RB PGS Olive st. ‘nent position: excellent opportunity to ad- ; or vear raincoat undreds y ti men and women. $230 to $100 weekly Syrup and Preserving Co., T07 Clark av. _ SALESMEN--Sanichu, 3624 Cottage Grove, per cent better than check writers were in / ARTS aco W td uainess entabiished im -— . ‘ We : ‘ ii. + id i IL ; eS | 5 Lf) ‘ - . . pis ; @ ; : : f a) ‘ eat - eee . " - 7 «e 4 . e _ r ae . ag TOO] AND DIE MAKERS vance. Centra) Employment Dept., BROWN) and collect: sample cont ao? weeite toe | SpeTauns Ou) Ae Specialty Candy frebvus. —__ Chicago; 830 rage gS mh. myygiley oy a Mach best day: seure ory going fast. Duplex) pies 1: iepaich. tual With service®. I a - Wholesale house has + i oe. 9: 4 MAKEHS- “SHOE CO., 17th and Lucas. Pe Te Bn eB: By ems cei + nent write for ries one anywhere; booklet free. SaLESMAN—Experienced, 24 to 30 year ped rg pears Beryl + AB tet 0 her ia» fachine Co., Atlanta, Ga. | PARTNER W wit ital a Tp ladies in its book , . : . : ‘i’ ha ‘ i ; YY - L. ePeotn > s recta) ‘-~ b?,) Beast (ran e. \ J . ae “ne near Ce . a } oO ‘ " } ? ts Vv ii nac ’Oti ions, & i = SIDE 1. INE ME N- , ta : " cap : eanta muat write a Fe . : Tr @ lvear Rildg ahean (tt & neat in aps aran one Wh ar ng Re ex. , » alt manthic fr — Advertising Allo maps; af-" - , ri “ssc pened seraper, planer, YOUNG MEN—Experienced. in sea mse ey. | indcacdene Pasa age Sasser alent, Souls spleen Se come ana ‘Sun aud full selling ,fractive sampigs: liberal commissions: evod-| bord truck, Frank Gardner, 700WME BE farures nnd have bad ““™1 i 2 : AGENTS —: \ ran \Osier depended Oriral en x to $200. acc: odin to ability. App. ; -_ os 5 . ' 4 Sizea orders. Clason Map Co., Denver. Cala, | mh a Se e ¢ . ho ‘ee “yaar line, la athe Bon © 9 d. packing on wood veneer up- tj r men, Wwomen‘and children: must or ature. Sih Sein Pata equipped 9 N. Tth st ourfit first mail. ~~ (cf) MAN—With $1000; established “ond a oe gg salary expect rionta oring, mill an rin , | ‘ar Te months or revia free: $3 an hour! print pl: and studie {in the -ALER. ain aheamenar 4pe ... | SALESMEN-—E d live wire to sell’ sTo furniture store; experience not B66 : Se; ‘ Ranga lt Z 2 : rint plant ¢ o in the United States | SALESMAN-—Manufacturer’s line of art nee- | SALESMB? xperienc j STOCK SALE ISMAN- FE For “highest class in- 4 eee | = er hands 1 g holstering in seat depart ment. = bm: adhawir Cn” Pablg a 2 aa ! @. | 18 located } ansas City? Our modern stu- dlework; stamped children’s dresses, etc.: factory lines of aluminum ware, chinaware, vestin§it proposition offered {n St. Louis 1218 N. Jefferson. - an. NHON DIPPERS—Bte experiencec on tool Apply employment offiee SJ ton Ch ~“s 0., ‘ mes st., ay- | dis mplovs 4: f the best artists tn the on commiseion:; for ME. Wil “sis ee and, —— ware a oc gga to department, - Pi cne a live ay pe me and mske some | PAHTNER w tae —W idow TP ferm Cand and » « 7 a . 3 ma rf % ese a : 2 country you want our catalogue M? Kansas. Partridge 1icox, nc,. 201 ; iardware am genera stores: assortments rea money; leads urnished. 705 Olive, gome Wants active partner w 7 ¥ work ; — replyi Ing give full LOI IS CAR CO ; 8001 N Broad- AGENTS—Gasoline going up: ‘‘Kick’’ $ LEACH ART CO., 21090 Grand avy | (hurch st.. New York City | and open — poems —e from Seat cael | room 810. feof); tal. 2755 Cherokee st. a 4 SUNDLE w VRAP ’ ; ‘ ‘ uti rasoline increase a 1} . - ee a artic ars. P 9 ey St your auto gasoline increases effi ‘ee Kansas City, Mo. (ec) SALESMEN--To sell _comptometers : about| circular oa wy | TIRE SALESMAN—Experienced. first-class, | PARTNER Wtd.—Will sell half inte W Q hater ‘e) ° O. "Box, 1390 way. (el) coming = PM ll le on as wpe WONDERPFL be invention... only one of {ts 30 years a oa ae counting sae sefling = Rendoiph. st —— Mig. Co., 56 W. | by large factory producing highest nrade | very, profitable business: # yer ey OPE SHOE ‘ 110. | eee Ee Sieben Con tekne edn ee ee en ee kind, in demand everywhere; now being Perienee preferred: salary and commission, tie! lini a ——.- | fabrie and cord tires. Straight commission: | N. 1 CU A. PRUG CKRERS_Aunilc ao = nae OPPOR rt N IT Y FOR america Co.. $ ation A-42. Cincinnat!, O. Inarketed: no competition or tr le selling. Call H, L. Gilman, Olive Soiwu, for appoint- SALESM AN—To hat dle well advertised line) no advances. Lifetime opportunity for per- PARTNER Wtd.--Experienced in a —_ : ae | RS. —Avply 220, Gratiot, er” ys ) nen bles \ . AGENTS—-You earn $10 daliv a: ee } ‘ es dail Will lean SF ls ment eee a. Pe ie me 3 Ci) brassieres as site or matin line Lm Mis- manent desirable connection for man of | and wagte paper business: can irnisa ?- | S— Best _ TR CK DRIVER—Must be willing to help. ( I: i ft K ‘ LAN tributing well-known lj ot eaam , and e S100 automohil literature, sales; SALE SME N— We want a few live salesmen. souri, na pat oot and pg omen ed grit and ability. Give age, experience, ref- capital. Box 0-175, Poat- Dispated, mere | wit concrete work; $5 per day. 9210: Wanted, a general office man wh CRY prepa ration verfuinie fiavoringe extrac ua ob lemonstrating ue furnished to sell Brooks-Gusher Oi] Co.'s stock, now must have Knowledge of corset, Drussicre erences, territory in first letter Ehrman, TAL eth : it} . erry. ‘ (cy ltake charge of the books, purchasing and Fn feods, fuinrmne irinks. Write for “Wande: voe, ext raoramary et hood Oo star paying big dividends Mor particulars call : ieee on th et pe tered “yo . 1i6 XN. Michigan. Chicago. * rabid. ‘ - - TRUNK M AKER : tall xt ’ y ane omni ' of 7 oo _— an nh - re 7 ‘ 4s ‘ re Mea ‘ f rSrve tern , ’ " } “¢ by Ss at S10-814 vin Bide, from v a mm, to pee F ° ni Vaporizer, KUuaranteed to save up to -“ ‘CC | 2 ART NE R Wtd in ge Ve STEERS OS tion froar fry “te ‘ . . * ; PARTNER Wtd.—Extra half tp re ‘ Pr GPHOLSTERERS—On chair work: good straightforward men forour | |! os furniture duster, auto- T; | SALESMAN-—Lace and enibreldety iméos le . tee ..; HIGH GRADE SALESMAN | .ta>'ghet repidir seine’ Soetaam : Hotel 414 Market . > 4 iOS. . Area toa . ' nev Sy se. ; Cc : ne emorel: ry Th ort ay . 7 T ra di nw / " Veet $7 oo or appointment ~* ; : 4 ane ear anesaoe National” Chair C'. retail stores. Excellent Op- live alespeo} ) Auli CO ire Agents ce . ver ee Bh ey ee an: 4 vashing mac hines, 1] Onlug nia Rig opportunity to make real Seinen: phectl Sunday. tro: m 2 to 4 D. _™, ia “ BERMAIDS ~ “Witte » € ‘ght man, with established trade. smailer;chines, vacuum cleaners and / of insurance experience preferred. box W-|VARTNER Wtd,.—Store and omgee 4 ~ + 17 Post Dispatch (od) nan, competent, to run a jin i 7) I ic) . * ° | an : . , “2 © Simcoe WASHE tR—Appiv ~ BRell Pelephone | port unity for the right kind a Cari ATi. Freeport, I We are rapidiv closing contracts on our Tight man, ae Bre lished trade. smaller f . rag our - io ° \ , d (; y ‘Ss | a tT) ‘ ] ; _— ‘ f rritor oO *T) VN i) h ee } fa. : yw “y li ‘ ’ . ‘ . r , . ~ «+ ‘ % (;naranteed 6000 miles on liberal pesussmey' buy part interest in we!) -catar ’ | ER ! o the salesm . nission basis. Bax basis Bi . . -RM AIDS Poxperi , a5I8. g commissions paid weekly company handling popular ruck . 4 e \ 2 P AB, 3 lL. Taylor and Persh' a AGO} ‘ BOY: & About It} \earea, “ ned ‘one old. | a} . ( | / ° ior eA TY Tele nt ‘| : i f “ ps rier; e# or ar ta! nnec e@Rar AT; TO af oy 4, te irers Be . oe, ; ‘ } ] : $ , | ’ i on : “3 ; R 4 0). | ost-Dispa ‘ lh ce 2 ¢ : ' ai ' 4 e ee , ; CANERS—1 reer . ’ . * : - may 7 4 . y o a “Weatr eat 1g d. J. Arthur Anderson Laundry Rayo °.* Ir ‘ , ° , . o* i Ss rc C ' ‘ ‘roducts { oO.., ‘ r of 4 peste i is] \¢é ii : ; one mati = . . “ Olive. \lso good positions open xy ter. excinette spilinn Seater, - Sicemen 1 ave soid stock, insurance f« Fr _toird interest. Bos oa —Girl to clerk tn . . A322 sold jast 5 ds ne nv exty » ‘ r ter? is ¢losed SALMSMEN “A sand , a} ever ate , + gd ; fy t ~ uct 2 lial eres in advertising a hooks PARTNER Wd, Ww i “open a t % 3 work; experienced. refer SALMSME! e want oO establish branch Al an country ome co) i@ bie. old, A W Sibav publishers of Rvaten can ginall confectionery store for m . : os Candy & Shop, 811 s an Bidg. 2117 Franklin av ; . . 7 “ae | ieee nae cen IUR "RICE, busy. Parker Mfg. C 2 Huff si ) ANDREWS & BURTON. C 29-31 Cherry | ihieees n. at our R OFT [( i | , waste Jentiens pt AD agencies, also co-operate with brokers on established. | a Cag Known every- demenstrate to vou a connection that wi!) an with little money who will be oRS—2 big wages; call at once. : PIGGLY WIGGLY | AGENTS—Unueual : = + K—Fx xperienced vou . ‘ ae 2 er : ‘ IUBUA! Opportunity for tar a ' AGENTS WANTED ' WOMEN cate Wichita Tall Tax. erty st.. r ‘reenort 11) : Call Monday hetewas 8-1 - ' le ‘ALESMEN ' | : gn¢ | or PARTNER Wid Lady or gent ‘ _— err’) a yy i “" , refined ladies to call on| SALESMEN--Distributer wanted in every €0 years of age, who are willing to werk ~s a i oF 5 : Nie a Ep ater ce SER Oy» i pen 1 and of nea ER Baby Welfare Co 1SOT OxXciusBivVe erritory, automobile free a local financial company, handling indus- A , = ’ n old and reliable petticoat house im open started. {t will pay to invest ee Lal ) a Ta “learn Su preene uke 825 to $50 weekly. | 10.0 eae lle al a , - . . ? . - 4 ws So? “~ ¢ * ae ae - . . ae . yore ” (Bet Pits Post - Dispatch SAT) AND YA YL ANIA ae ‘ | Ii SOT R | ( ( ) , | secure enoice erritory for Vel a ‘ \ SAIL. LESME N }Larnes: mien Let wee bu —5 end 2-80 te 4:n0 , | , ‘ — A! t(D A NX, xi ., OY. | mona ) . AGENTS adies ™, Room S17, Hot land. Bic ' _ : NIS PE A § 6 Clark Avenue ( e7 ) noe lighting unit. Permanent propos EN pa yg ir sun ; = ldg. go0d-paying business, one . “ bi For general office AN we L, ’ és 7 . | | with, big profits. Furnish baal - mothers nf p work tiberal com missions wr for speedoline: an 0 $100 per hard can make « perinanent connection with SALESM AN PETT 1( © AT S all nie sine te oe eer ae s 4 ode ria i) Rk . " ane io established trade; ateady, 2 fgg oo in- year and bave a good opportunity te ba ; ng otton petticoate, to vell - _ 4-4 abe et ned slonk and eae , F ’ u cen , come: also one for outside el tate a made hranch office managers, 8) Secur- | aa retailers: must have \1 ar established on 3 fut 4 i oung@ lad for ‘iphia, Pe ceptions) opportunity: write full martt _ business We have a Dis ae o~ UBity for advane 2 Anniv tana’ Tilton, 2218 Scott. “tes | i | 4guNTs—can you ge!l to colored people? gest bargain: get in at once Centur ebb, ik 8. Ot _ Springfield. 111 lox 12 Ww AREHOU SE MEN | e becker Chemical Co.. St. Lou ute. oe | Taiking Machine Co., 1600 W. Taylor, Chi. | $18 WERK K expenses advanced: no Ganvaas, | emperienice. Il’. O. Box 121, Philade re | Caro. , if) Women to travel, appointing agents | - ——--- SAL ESMEN-—~Need 10 1 “e hi > Y. City edie ZS. Te. | b investig % ; mat .T) 7 s | ae iiaiaaedeiteatii { , ) RB . o a ; nore iigh-class spe-.« 1. ity. proposition ai.l bear in ‘S : ; lapatch UW ANTED AGENTS Ask us to send you free our new Ad} E NTS ate : ei =e ive ‘ for food ooniidcta: experience unnecessary, SAILESMEN $12 A) commission ear h —~ elalts men in St. Louis and Kast ¢ louis . / s > —— lines 40, Post-Disp pate h | a“ : Biclee - novelty catalogue, Wright & Son, Cc-oo1, 4G wy Per cent profit: crew -| Reliable Mfe. Co. 792 Como Bldg.. Chicago | .™main or side line, calling on merchants! ¢, round out our oraanizat! - SALESMEN FADiyY ape APPLY TO Indiana av., Peoria, Til. agers, coining moneys Klean-Rite } clTt handling cigars; big cabinet size pheno- nit ; SEHIZSTION, CAFDIBES UN- We want the best men obtainable to sel! AND *soLié ; h and on Ww C; 0 rn | aad AGE NTS- Signs for store — nr “anions -] VV ene (ompound Washes .. AGENTS. _Sell rich-look| ar een meaty LADIES--86.50 a dev for ane ete - proposition: easily worth 853000 ner vear oper to our real salesmen, with executive | Loutsian a, Mis ' , A A + mh vs a 44 New f q *. pp Rperience. eae. an ; ‘ ent. 610. Bt. Lot jis, Mo rugs, mach ‘s ‘te aia ae 7 a ge ty ing ne weet hosiery ann oe + pet — aes above expenses: give age, experience, refer- Kbiity only. Al men with sales records need We pay 1) per tent commissian and 100 or — — a kk od e 208. Pont. -Mep ate h. , », J ennesKE ] Uaranteed to wear .2 ences Rox r-2 Post - Dispate th: APD 4247 Olive st (2) cent deliverv: no oblec tion to side lit he (ANVASSERS Huet lere: mare betes 3, RMAN—Appiy “St. “ Laike’s Hospital, _AGENTS~—-Start mail-order business, don't | in 4 day: roft $5 You can 4 #171 months, bigger money for full-time work = | om ‘all &§ 2 inde. - a write for a , + it . Tos I Write fr) aranteed lHlosiery C'o 1407 BAL! SSMEN Laces. embroideries ony men SALESMEN Who are ganhiitiinns a men who aualifry for ¢t! Mis postition wif’ in Pe fall Sunda 217 Hell en! , it an Jo herit an established trade among the dry DEMIONSTRATOR fringe jim teay, oF ‘" A, IX iinar. ic7) | work for others: work for yourself. Geo selling plan: excl TABITERM AN Colored: ap 474% a ; ! elon Bellis 4h Nawberrs om ne ee Oung laiicea “an ity o 44. FATCHUM (itv country: $35 to $50 per’ Life Bh f > pay gn or not with what you are do- Worth-while connection--side line or full tir y+ 8 wl a AN- Between ace Sf 30 and 406. AGENT _ wih te : . wosmmnnans A ing and earning. come in and talk it over. With a worth-while house? * ge appare, Ol pelt) ; ae » ; ' s Re one } vs "2 : : . : ATTICUIAFS re roote nT - ; S" Gs . to % dé», aM oP» vy nour rhis is hot “A Mayers yg ai on. >A Michige . - . ; one Bad ON. ond et Manager. Traffic Motor | you in bustweas " hdeverdent. pa a . | Bln eatu sb ‘os Gun SALESMAN-—Specialty, vounge man for ero. ne ey” Serine rit of ealeomen lowe. Hide Sales Manager, 220 Odd fel- ers. tnercl proposition Banks, manufactur SuNGae Mor 7 mas . Ea a Post Dispatch. ae ~ teas —— rigpeevictiind ‘©; retall for 845 Particulars fre J “ee jE NTS~—- Tak - P cery and drue trade Lindell 4628.7, UemMonstrate ability to sell lire of | — - vec, erchants, retailers. eversbody in bus FARM PAPFR SOLIC ITO 3 t- KK S— The Mi! “ LDERB. bx enced. ‘ ‘ : abs vn, " : ’ ree, Ames uke oriers ror te coffeen. yeaa : - roofing ceenients and paints to factory or *ee vour customere Ten- minut @ cal! our > en rr n for etper ) secur t oT . Apply Friede | New ef.. New ark, N. J. fe) Spices, extracts groceries t SALESMAN-—City trade: pickles, vinegar, farming trade; libera! Proposition United S. Al, KSM AN — An exper ‘le nce d big business Make your salary what vou Pr eminent ‘tore ho can get £ Base et wien —_ | ' ant it No limit No seasons Pock- in Miseour!, Tiltnols and A "ns . ft, itheut experic ea as | ding n. 1" . = laniieidinal al | e AL. memrueye 27 Pin 4 4 | AGE NTs it ja a ples asure ‘ta raise Aus- free to your custon ers Our [FP tt evo? diment line Hox kK 17. Post Lia Hu ld ere ('* S602 Ww rade Park. i‘Neve land t AT.] AN! ve high-gr ade furniture salesman ' z@ sampies. This proposition ts for tra’ 7 can eet the business, write Of . 3 . bours “ ta 4:4 “L EANER- Muet i thoroughly ¢ tralian bee ° repeat orders and estabiis! : ; : z » Ye s and mde $100 a week. 2048 Ss and establish ; in pegma- & ~~ ESMAN-—For lanitors supplies, Wizard SAILESMAN-—Experienced automoblie Ingurs Ine salesmen oniy. Wort! ha ee ff i orthy o 1@ most care nearest office. Journa P, ent ‘Working cand ithe 2 ——— ee ee "perlen cet; good per and steady emplor oO nent business. With our help } ter 717 j : ot dae erp ler makes Ad SA NOZONE lines Hm N. th (cc ce Sales: hav ment, Arends & Oecker Supply © | See weal: bry rh p hus we lines YN. Mth, ey al rT nan; must ha wide ac quaint: | aie ah . %. carl te Be i AGENTS Wa Share ur (profits with sour) ples ‘and atielentve a gag Roval Tes | 2AL Ea ME: re Three, (to present bankanle! Se an oll ecdieeiedionee and dealers; |{bera! to travel four states in the Mis- } ; ating yr ah ae r a ond a 2 eo ¢.| Tine st. st. Louls. or 4 reote Savancement ¢ J LE Bec , niesion: 350 to w ; h Park © . hus proposit! Ne if 5° ie falary and commission i ‘ 4 . rm erritory : > >i. Nde City, . Teply iw “he ss load are poke “and ok aint , week for gxood mar. 1258 8. Broad- Co., 2415 South Park, Chicago : | M whey ary re he Pog ompensation. 520 Ber = ie tler. Call 2090 Railway ia oiengy BS for |SISSIppi \ alley, representing a | Wr tite ous ent now. «¢. EF. E RICK 80N fy oO. fame —_——— ee re > has below. giving: Bem ! emererseoee Schiller. igh | AGENTA—O1.50 an hours newest kite AGENTS a sireain BO feet yg ce. Dump | SALESMEN— Catholic; city or road work; SALESMAN- Young man to work in office large St. Louis wholesale house. SAT, ESNEN— Fie Ose _Molnes._ta EMPLOYMENT AGEN 0 trates nalary expected rn ¥* ‘ : eR T mas . SFE Co S15 Fees at. od floor. ‘e) AGENTS _Learn about yen. 0. over SiO weekly: frult iree « le . od e } biggest moneyv-maker ve nve S ve | wee . mee eee * ; . * ‘ « ¥* ; a _ oa lib ; lint free : * ss Rhee i Ps at : the profite supply- salee with it #4 einen double! age Mle ¢ 447 & . wall a * . 1 ¢ Its ] eral eommis 10! | positions I” af q , ne we hee , , liberal term re « : ., 78, em bell Chicas . oN D | , 5 ! MASIS ; , 4:2-F. Rochester, NY é ashing. Ap dy job. Apply in perfume to families by «: idressing | ; , aTtT i ; prompt shin —_ — SALESM N dis atch. (eo) . | Tent, 852-7 oe) a on Dect ate ‘. ment Bo’ & ftove and Leffler & Co,, 729 Walton. &. Louis. Mo ag %. Phillips Manufac turitar c o.. Altianta, > \L1 SM \ With some knowledge of sta ‘ eu va E I i — - $$ giv e references if ba ou expect Te- $1: > Me MON Zz TH Raliwayv mal wi , * Ow - ae = fl —_ ar Sa eee : (eyo) “At ;ENTS x ' Be wg Fy rie He 4 prefe reed; geod prope- SCHAI E R s STORE SAL FSBMEN ww ITH ADVERTISING ANT | ly. B ] nee led: vac ancrY jist free. z 2 : * r a mes ramet mont mye B a Tew ersih i. © rain | swan oe vg | ‘. sis. *. 4, , yt oe oni i ‘: + = — — ay ¥ 412 N. Oth at ‘ reas. 6th and Washingt = lant woan ARIL TY. TO ADY ISE AND pr. OX t-3 10. P ast- Dispate hy. atitute Len , 208. o hts BR ™ ; o ' earn ® ne ree } t ave we he ~ Aa te nner ryis ke "> 255, o> ‘ ‘or aw iim an , CATIVeG ive rT ree ‘ = ¢ ‘ TH RA NKS&S. ME > N ' RkSs fh ; — orders: no delivering: ne Leer | week! \ aie es come Advance Tent and Awnime Co “29 Ny b= tee g SA LESMAN-- ‘Representative, capable of AND MANUFACTURERS TS RC: LEATHER GOODS. ., | Teformers for the Colt to light their homes ake ne of ay trades. start #1 - 4 MPU betes ay a tory ; carfar low TS—Anye rhere, han iy m make | isiness 3: . anes *: Piece or day work oo M Ww. big money with o¢- =? neh aes “ it ‘> futmioh eeenechieew inking fountain: live wires; good prope-| ‘and ; * @nd Kk tl ae r . t on earth, Slann Sign System, De. | ; ance Roeers. Ae c a SS tion. aie ‘That Cor Te Co., A128 Elm at. (OG) OAT Daa aS ' ‘ eines wit, be METAL, oN >" fart balan he — te ‘onin in need of some f sour y 2 ee ee ~~ Ttegeel? . — *¥,> . ee ‘ > . ; Pe a . Le Ds eer : ’ monstrat ‘ ,. ef oO ts—-Colum a tre ar ae t Se) | - WS, Mailere Bidg. Chicago. ,i1i. ty 2} =e real salesmen: men capebie | 5 AL ESM EN : —To sell high grade TH: RIG Baan’ oft” Sat am ase dere for our ‘ighting a. ae — aan * a read Fr a Pore yeeewennerescs oe ee eat el G24 | ence: we teach wou our lie line: come and wet ak hk and Mayne PE liberal CRINESS. FOR FCKTHE ME se bere! contrect with reveling eee it eae ta Nod none tution Letite , . , ISS} RS 7 tLWoob Eo dese to ‘Herease Your earnings. oall or rata logue free. * iw. r~ | , | Sze, 0. G. WERNER, ¢ ee BOt n+. ST os @ & = . * j nia : ° eis wn: gutemebiie. ‘ : 6 rhetggy ow cP 00 nt ON eee othise ee nine? ee ° ?

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“he oc? jue p See ee pe ee "9h Se ae - allie Nae POPOL TF EL AE OTR RR ED Dy ore Ee SUNDAY, | | ceeccalienaai MAY 16, 1926. | | = 700 WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED — Is the positjon you seek advertised in these columns today? rot LC, ISB. : el —————————— Seaman ST LS Smee a YMENT AGENCIE §PLO lg N® | HELP WANTED-—WOMEN, GIRLS) HELP _WANTED—-WOMEN,. GIRLS) HELP cert GIRLS, HELP WANTED—WOMEN, GIRLS, HELP WANTED WOMEN, SIRLS’ HELP _WANTED—WOMEN, GIRLS) HELP | WANTED —WOMEN, GIRLS OO ee ae et i au} COOK- “Experienced girl, ! i n family of 4; no’ GiIRLS~ 7 " 7 , GT lo le ? c ! ° Was} ' + Oo Work [In popcorn, Anply Gold G Ri ro arn to fer? job press rox Saal . , > m2 ONS OPEN ‘0 a eke “3 a1 to 5 pe | gs oe weed | salary. Cabany 113W. {c) Nveget Cand, Cornp.. 122 Pine st. while learning and quick ava it. | GIRLS—Fo1 light fae tors work. GIR LS AND WOM EN TO HOD ShGIRL-—-Family of two; suburbs; priv-| LADY—An 11 hours’ vacancy In our office, 4 | Send fur catriogue.- New York | _any wa hae indell: Rood Wages. Cab- GLK nas or housework; all dov vr afternoon in leross Printing and Sta. | apes We ot C. & WwW . Me LEAN M ERC AN.- ! I ARN SH EM AK ING OUR pee Ree I oar bs is then s —e BAA — Loy -- SUNDAY. = tant of Filinz. 1170 Proudway, New reek | COO — — tinge —..__ {ED} SISA Waterman. th st : var — . : oo erie. 4.41 NU ; HUUSEGIRL—General housework; small V0, Pos Disn ~ S esetiaencomeraping “ies TAY 16, 1920 a br) | COOK—For boarding house; good Wages. GIR! To assist with upstairs work ana: GIRI--For light work in tent factory; ' TILE CO., 808 W ashingt on av... PS an ee sed, SHOE CO., 17th and Lucas, } Be ma ¥; no children: no laundry or out- -388, Post. israel : omit st ee oar Ras ' orest 7166. 5122 Cabanne. children. 3626 Flora b! experience necessary, good opportunity ») 2th a ash. Jefferson and Mullanphy.| Si@e Work: best wages. 7108 Westmoreland LADY —Singie or married to ce ak and tak. ‘Fauk- | 2d tloor. pg 12th and Russe}! 5, | rive. __Deimar 1087, Cabany 3O41W. {c) charge of kitchen and dining ce . ated for employes: hours ve. m to 4D m Y TRAFFIC INSPECTORS Kari COOK— OhiC. sedeetehee” 2 ———— ‘+ -- willing girl 632 N. Broadway, cor. Prank- Vestminster pl. Ore yin ih cj); and w ork in ffic .. S556 Morgan. te : “y " - cy aR | om da ni 3 under guarantee: we get you position: | = ~ ly i ’ | HOU SEG IRL To do plain cooking and fe = -% ——E me cnance or advancement: Siu: Vw in : S _ ay) _ housework {n an apartment: no washing: ; LAU NDRESS— —C€ ‘all 33 Hawthorne ; : ap a> | : ; art: wagobae 1411 Locust st., { or ) sary: y ss . : Te ‘: ily expe rie in aie, of i and women seeking EL Seoerthe s IES | and C¢ if : $6 | good pay ;_free coffee served for lunch; call; per week to start. Appls in per- i ER TT INA T ; av.. first floor apartment west. ————¢e) LAUNDRESS_SGZAA Parte av. call n ced sent in homes aa institutions as cooka Sis CUT kK And first floor work. 6244 West- GLRLS —-To make window smades; good Pay. | morning. 7:30. ama rnd ne Eby | : : = Oat: | a = beeaw cards; quickly and easily learned: no —- ba - — piece work exe retlont opportunity; good iy . - r ‘ 7 Tuesday o or » T & BRO. D. G. ran iz; we teach you how and sell COOK- pal. for family of 3. Box W-863 1G rate For upstairs work: “experien ed: a, & conditions: open shop. St. Louis For hight lactory W ork. good | : | tied, trustworthy person. Lox L-315, P.-D.; Ww einesday. 3616 Taylor. Delmar 4: pw — eo write, 40058 W Vabada. r orest RO; R ice | (ar Co... S000 N Tere adway. icv) » —————— 2 noes 2 44 4 ; : ~ ° ‘ aneve ars ee " = “a uy ° ~ - - " - + -- i y 4 Y a 7 t _-- Se SS — ; L “XN , e a 2UBLE, SALARY, —~ an can Bhow -* ant _wemoot. Day, i Rvrie | ' ‘ata ee §820 Waterman av. For- GLL For waitress und lower floor. refer- GIRLS. eas Be te work a table: light, pay, steady 7 ork ; half day GIRI, Ss | HGUSEGIRIL White, for general housework, eg ors os A lable. —_Tuesdaye ‘ ee Bidg.. onge am puter sts.. Oronto. - " ; (2) nCceSs Y Portland wi. @asy worl all dav. half-day « art ot : “¢ rS J19R Tachi ; riment, in family of 8: $40 per) : res : Pn. called mee bop Tu giuad - aemeraninaeaee ee ne a ee anit '§) ; COO c— Mick lle- aged « white we oman_ “cook it ix GIR ys ‘For 4 general _ house 1. work: “goo i wages. Pr % Se Pt z ~e atu day S. _ l washing. Mre. Goldberg, obs4 ' LAL we og Ww nite call Monday or Tuees- 7” willing @ een. wb And shop men: big ions open | an € housework. 412 e * nion, ist floor. 4482 Lac lede, fev} L ucas AV. | uae : 3) lax " (e@ es i orb Serre mee aan aan A salary each week? id ' nd trunks:! GIF ) To learn rubber shot making; | HOUS SEG 7RL—To assist with gereral house- dave roe ry ja. one -half day sues Ulacturer or banker 12 ' , a bh -. fueprints in spare time by ts, easy meth. | Webster 1470 Rell. fe) GIRL =— aggre Nr 28a. | Sult Co. ._ Sth and Washington, 7th floof Lin- | Good working conditions; Saturday after-_ nights. Apply Apartment . er and sales winner, «fend me vames and address s of three ; ( 00 kK —— G ‘{ wo, tO run @! levator. v2] | dell BI id (ec) | ! & Ww. Mel, E AN MERC AN. bats pe rand {¢} Minute Sales Talk and r - caaaites dry work. Apply Monday. 4947 Maryland. a GIRL = daw: a e neces- >. is say, “Send 3783 wages $2.50 per day; no experienc ‘TILE CO., 808 Washington av.. | $12 per week during two weeke’ , : : _— — : ™mO Your mas, a pk Ae eee — e PN ste ? « Oo weeds | mk: food Wages: apartment, Enright. | 1. AU ‘NDRESS— ~To work in Chinese laundry Ry answ ering now +e - Tech. Bide. (his AZO. COOK — cxpe rience ed: ie pable of cooking for i | GIRL Or woman. for ligh housework: no } ‘on A\ ic) l f] } r : ; persons; right ages to right mete, £6" een / , wahens ni Sh nan | A earning period. om Bn a ioe “eR ee caraway. washing. O85) Bradley ay: | GIRLS—14 years and over, experienced and | 2 — (eZ) ap nn ie White girl. gar nha pa a / Lal Role Gall Salas wae home; must be yout investigation, ; et on emo es | COOK—Woman, middle-ag general housework: nal 2: “i reliable. Call 14 McNair an, ged, for cooking Lupina (Ce 41908 7 a lede. : : pee ee \ a | niece ek 3 | w rere. ~wat pay; half day Saturday. Moser : Me es LAUNDRESS—Tw ‘W052 Ver- — - . As es 1275 Pepa ie); c: O days a week. S052 Ver _oran’ cissippi and Chouteau avs.. «. 6. corner, We have a fine proposition for the rerehing. Forest GSst. Ty Dunlap, lap, S9LL King K.* bury. : iui’ fer LAU NDRESS For Mondays: one who can offic 71+ Washington. GIRLS A te -.0 lea : 1.64 MO Bittner HOUSEG IRL W hite. not over 35. for email “Forest “os tric washer; wages, $2.65 “eh et ang iin nest : n Sales : on usiness Training Institute, fete 73 ar pay. Box W-299. Post-Disnatch Pe to $2. an hour in your spare time writing | GIiRtLS—For our Pine. __(e) :. two in family: good home and Pay. to set-' Lat’ NDRES SS—Careful. white. 9°.ur " today for full sarticuls 93) ) ‘yarn : as call. 7 , = ay is Button “and Badge Co., Sixteen years or over, Cabanne. th? floor n order ¢ wean lb aad ; ‘i aa. Pe _ — pein Pr i bn C 00K - “White: good pas: good h home, v ith GIRL s- ahs le arn on sult cases and trunks; ' G IRL. S-—To operate he (rote ee es GIRI q . 7) aor 7} : } t fs i | Seskt: ts washing or ironiag: oO. 02 OUT j ~onVentence ‘ference: e } i {2 e not necessary. Montrose AK " oo ‘ ‘ r : v ink bUTs4 ; > this pnd item, he f i S: refere es required. Ca il Kood FL s, Quirk’ 8, 1228 O}1 ve st. | rience no pecessa I ¢ : > 4 Oo! ig } actory W ork. . A 41 : j "NDURESS—First part art of 7? week. Rils N. ] a achinists and I vw i ven $ vou | A ‘olored Wor man, reference: ‘no laun- | (c2i i. —— ar i is “ department: upon receipt “ ad ics Pp arin eral newark Lehor 71? Ven Pt of. your lety ‘vite Pincine W. Morey. Supt.. ; Forest _ 373 : ie : | oo. “BOL 8 Main. “fe = ral housework without was ae or iron- r\ _VYandev enter Ta eeeeet = wee ‘ en... ; : : \ sary. Lange laundés? Co., 2004 8S. Jeffer- Cw S155 - @banv 3155. GH167 Kaston. the satisfaction 47 — ) 4 . ny _ 3loo. : not passed up of nowing HELP WTD.-MISCELBANEOUS “Barnes Hospital, (0 ; 8. King’s nighwav. (elo : —— | ILS years | nate 3 wnltaietk Roane tie! a _, : GIRL S._Kor labe ling hoxes ‘$10. week. ee be 360 PP — GIRLS—In office. Delbri: ige Co., 206 Wal- | Ox ? and Kim _ ats, 1c) | ixxprienced seamstresses and girls " . . : HoUSEGIRI,... Refined. bi hit girl, 5 yet aga , i HOtUSEG . ef nec capabie Ww 7! e r) a - ——— — -1AUNDRESS—German womare wants wash- 1! ie rn 5, Sn WW 3 ome ach i UW mperienced. 4259 Washington DL. ily: good salary. 341 Westgate. _Cabany | tory § Work, s . ie a © 3 | 3147. [. — Pp ec ckham_ Factory, Tt Spruce. (ce) good wages, steady“work, llerz Candy Co., | N] TED STA res RUBBER CO - ight. c ‘all Cc abat y DBL .. : or call 7 A. _Wener anniv Valamean iad atin —_——_—— we te paid while you are; ——_._._...___.._._......... ——— you'll Le aught and pa ” ) fouatty in Weet tne amenaea: @aelk be state RB z PPO PD PN PP surmmer: refe rences r ul a 6500 Ell @1- | ; usiness | ? “patent ¥ . GIRL--White am second floor and mending. BRATION HANDS —3 Experienced; steady | “00d. Cabany 2507. | a Om ’ earnin rintendent’s office, | : : ; ; i for a few high-¢} Poomeition for a number of gown and skirt! U COOK—Woman to cook and assist with — 28, Post- Dis. (2 ) work: no experience necessary: $10 | STIX, BAER & FU LLER. Fr 16 Or Apply 586 Washington av - Spartment B. isher: S-hour day: ae Po Saturday. New om to 2o years old, Phones Cabany 6147J. eT) | American Laudry, 2019 Morgan (eT) Aver u mal > + whi le | dell 6295. } r & a om | Maw men earnip ; good pay while ‘earning. | cies ah nena ns Mi wm GIRL—To work in bakery. Cal! 5850 Persh-; start. St. Louis Enameling Co., 500 N. ar. any of our sal COOK-—And diniag room ma!d, to go to sea- | ing. (c) | Broadway, room 3803. (cl) pannel “c} ; lak | ~“ ’ . ' a wae ood : -- | aes . lv - HOUSEGIRI—Prefer one from a small town. —— considerably more, ¢ a? Besoin, pala wie nee a. vo ge ol | waaee “Sirk Anton wo toe ee eet GIRLS— Ladies’ clothes” ag clothes | GIRL-—To work in ri ery store; “must have GIRLS—To work in eandy fac to take up, the interesting |*"tn Missourt. te do plain cooking and heuse- |= beg KW, _— cl die astesdens beams . : Ee cree on Pa tes ok =) ropers ! nperial L aundry. 4007 Deln iar. fc experience and know how to make change: | torv - come prepa red to work and ple asant work of tele horn tn sei pay ‘ SS ae sn, good Amerté an ‘Law ndry 19 Morgan. te os } ee 1wnmeywe W M 0 to Si. Louis aut OTRal F COOK — WOMAN: must have : B70. Pos t- D: spat ch. (eo) \ one Vv 7 Of § a> vu > ts Write re Be sian hote gee oe “ Me | erent ges. $24) DeI e , Taund : etal ped : 3 ' Mon la. , (2 a: MR. : expel lence | phone operating ; experience ee a Wages and steady work. Anchor Laundry, ‘h. . Velephone Cabany SU36 or apply SSIt niRi. yr Woran. to work in boarding hous: weighing. ' Sohettnne and wrapping. $12 pe! not necessary. A. J. W AL rk: Qo » unnecessary ; : good pay from = > . t . ) : a oF FPORTU * OF ae § business: checking prices, fig- ' ‘OOK White, nidd 2 AY Oo laundr (;IRibs--Easy work: come up immediaiel oe loth ‘ ’ en % _ - ciothes ironers and giris to learn. z ie ee A Biscuit | EXPERT—To take charge of a. COOK--Experiencec, willing go port r " | ; 10 good. steady girls for our flat work rt a iIRL--To work in downtown dental office: eA ——-—~ names ‘ positions. Surroundines Pine. For est 8038. “2d fl. west. , department; only 8 hours’ work @ day; ;-transportation furnished. Appiv Miss lace or S400 Nelinars hone Forest _ hats -GIRL—To work In delicatessen, Apply Mon. sphopingy a a fo ! | , rest ¢ ! Facill- as “‘wacs tere uth st. (c)| tions: wo have some foie «ci | ef per day; Saturday afternoons | ind Iunch room facili HOUSE GIRL—Experienced; 4) 4; American steam Laundry at t a : | Owis ‘al . seT)- r oF ~ ‘ ’ or | PL ; cs " on ay (c) mer, near St. Louis. Call Sunday, Ben- GIRILS-—-Neat, to work in our stationer; ' GIRLS—Several for clerical work in office! off... AMERICAN PAPER y, Address, stating salary wanted, | _ ERE AES ee ee eR, ann nk cas, Ft lista -'* ditions with 0; portunity for rapid ly : Ply operators ’ training chine line; also ladies’ clothes troners, feed- ences; 1551 Belleview Benton st. board: experience LAUNDRY HELP opportunity to go to Charlevoix, Mich.. for GIRL—O iddle.-. ro, for general = “ \ced: good wages. Em-'| 6 Ww LR lea ca dl gang ge + SE teagan enced and inexperienced: goo: HOUSEKEEPER—On farm: permanent home | Apply to Mr. Wexler, New FE Ra “SHIN k Tuesday morning, May 18. at 7:50 | ———-—— paseo — |} Washi floor, C STR. and ii. | GOVERNEAEC - > | for general St. Louis and Jefferson Avy S. /G tRNESS-—-Ex eriences. for 2 wa! iking HOU seKEEPER— 2433 N. Grand. meat ot | ‘HOUSEGIRL—For cooking and! 210 tucas. reileving buyer of details;| work; family of three: good refe~- 709 Pir App! >, A. Gardner (cll Aye, ar — e- | ed: ‘ ry: , . S : s i 20d wages: Teter ine piv P. A. Gardner tc} | GREAT pack crackers and cakes: expe ‘GIRLS —300 for light factory With excelleut opportunity enced; no laundry; good wages ;| piXNer LAUNDRY. 1008. Jefferson tea) , Louie News Co.. Inc., 1008 Tocust. ; AY, aia cS! ee Plate Co. Ohio ‘a ‘4 Miami. | use 25 inexper nck girls. Union a ’ iin i 2 } Pat ‘ - ‘As ip. ee oes | esie beta, Ona te | $9 per week. Box W189, Post-Dis, ic) | GIRLS—-Experienced tn filling and jabeling | piece workers make as lfigh as/| ay mena ng ON of une TOO N. ties and other working con- , z light. clean, easy work. Roberts € in family, no laundry ; good LAUNDRY HELP WANTED | i * -K-20, Post-Dispatch. | COOK— -And first-floor work: no washing or IRLS—To fold middies. also to “pack; easy | ment, Box R-204. Post-Dispatch a j at figures. Anply Mondav gueene ~" 8; $40 month. re sy : A - ‘ 125. wyix — w — room an .. , 7 u Peay aes GIRLS—To file te tters, cards and stencils; no | piv em ED si Y i orest 415. , LERK—Remington machine; ex = | SooK—Gompetent foyeoeey for famliy of 8; experience required. Charies F. Haanel, ‘- LEARN WESTERN BELL TELE- if — — = herl — ferred. The 8t. | references required: wages 8) per month: 709 Pine st. (cS) Ba suet SHOEMAKING PHONE gy Ge Box P-243. P b ! meperenenes finishers: also fow bt many , — ond llinckre bs iical Co. wT r . holesale boo ffetor st. ~ + oe week to start, Mallinckrodt Chemical Co. | pv 4 ( TORY, 3d and Ww alnut. («) the start; frequent increases general housework; expert- LAUNDRY HELP > Ladies’ aquick; accurate figuring. ‘nceas,. -( floor apart hy bergluing GIR. is Tor liek: a —e~ pose mcm : re ; = ro ight, cleat svork “Hamme: rienced giris ret: ed; steady work; can > ac , ‘ " ) for advancement to higher 6-room_apartment. 4933 West | LAUNDRY HELP—Colored: we need bout AT’ papas ayers saga eee : A OT pe | (o., 6th and Carr. (co) J work : $1 per w eek ta start: “ Senisiana: excellent salary: permanent-posi-| Guired- anniv hetween 9 anche + rt, Et -——.- ; ‘ ry , P ‘ 1 ‘ . bottles and putting uD "powder prepara: (ct) pay: ‘free coffee for call morning, seker, Levis-Xukoski Mercantile Co., 1112, COOK—W oman, for outine place for sum- day morning, ————-- | Sanito! Co., Boyle and Laclede. ” CLERK-—-Young lady: experience not/ ton 463R, or Monday. Mr. Tubbs. Bomont shop: iendid working con- dj t Y 1940 (c) He! neman, 0% 5 Luca 4th floor. (ce), ,of large corporation: sp! nce- 1 ions are of the best. Ap- ae. : | A agg: —e 7 S. = adva! — PROD., 2d and id Bremen. Ap ‘home; steady position ; liberal! Starchers, girls on collars and short ma- 5) CLERK-—-Must operate ty writer and ironing: mM! aid’s la undry included: refer- work: £000 pay. Ww einstock Mfe. Co., 615 ; : ‘or fam ily Ny hotel. fruit pantry; ~ good IR e o ‘ ‘ Vv €> 4410 We Pine bl. ‘ers folders and shakers; 0d Ww I be Roc N. Oth t (c) GIRL—-For fan not AND VY OMEN school, 3844 Olive. SOU TH- Salary ea” all st Leundry, 4325 Finney. ena sabe a ekpam Candy Co.. 701 Spruce st. (c (ec) | , Ty ; } Louls News Co., Soae \. e NAT 1170 4 10 Locust. | “v= GSellinx: 9 RY GIRLS—tUnion or eae: apply | Flora bi. _Grand 4590, Victor 1528, | Washington, Ist floor, Cabany 1098W fc)" and Ten Cent & Stora. (6th_and W ‘ashing ington. (©) | oti—— at v. mY sehington_s. ' ride from St. Louis; emall town; state sex, | Webster 1050. . ie?) erences required. Cabany 122%. 211 est- se t oe | 3 LL eR—Young ney ne billing oy oe color. a . lary ex-| ~ T | . ; ge, experience, address. salary ex- ee + machine: sta age and ‘te wt eet Pe : : a kts vel anc ‘ rough ari gate. sciniicniiumahe ame (hi AT TRIMMER— Experienced on me h _ 4931 St. Louis av. =. | pected: answer at once. Box F-7, P.-D. ¢ Gl -To welgh and separate rough dr, ot Ee iQ learn S eer macro n’s hats; sons. ue Ss , yant to Make Money ; £0 ner Tag Rox W-1 P.-D. (eo)! | pecte nee c eon oe. a $14 a week: Excelsior Laundry, 1012 N. | GjpTs—in to 18 Years oid, to work as — | oh y teady work; good pay. Magerstadt. 617. HoUSEKEEPER—Lady to keep house; 3 in WwW e have good positions open nee coms “ tong aay Ra Abe: ant | rand av. i cashiers and wrappers: goo opportunity for — ©)! family. 3216 N. 11th, for— i —One with hardware sabartonse pre- : : . oe: Pt ourself with a auc. ae oot 7 ijv; best wages; references. Umoployment SEURRe ear RET SS PLP : Apply superintendent’s offie Ti a7 ' HA IRDRE M: : a m * Underwood machine used: S815 week Departinent. St. Loula Schoo! of Housekeep- G trl, . . . . ae : , . ; fore they leave it. Coens? © - - aig bare per iit 7 hy neg py ugh o> ge ear ee t 4g (COOK—And ‘housegirl, ¥ white. | not over 40: GIRL-—For mai king and: bill ing: ¢ Xperience vurdas > Dept., Aloe Co,. S18 Olive st.. | } INTER NA TT H DNA 1 cH: ™ Marinelio preferred: exuerienced Monee house for gentleman. Hox K-46 ' on more , . % wr : Wy . » 19ur or une : ? "neo )7 e ri ‘ r " > ¥ rs Teor, ising ‘ 2 é . e* ahaa . ° 7. ea a s a ce kentiema 40. © .-3 a * mans g : | Sr eee one a a es ~~ anys os: 2 i a ar ae ee. ' iti floor, - A =o YSU lls eal Marinello Shop, 6504 Deter. e ean nt , bit IRE KEEPER Must do plain cooking and | GIRLS TO LEARN K assist in sewing 714 Chouteau. t four months than anv- ~— (‘Mee or Wednesday afternoon off: good ee . . : indeli bd] Dveing Coa.. 422% Ma ater, (eo) a ; 4n town. Our property | wor ing conditions. Monsanto Chemica! auwery bignest hae agi 4 ol mg af id-' win : : Saar nester -" ‘olored veget = « girl: good w ages, Tr. ’, ar. | any _ 4868, ic) ) ° . is OB Work 1724 S&S Second at fe) | apartment E. Forest (il. Carfare refuir ri kl-—For cooking and downstairs wor GIRL —Co “ne rl ¢ ger Bucking- | |i i v4 r| Thy mr it | 2 ' TWO. SEEKER ¥ kind | iD 7 43 a \g + he Ww ithin a ‘ Aa i ‘: é . . ed. ‘ . ea Sa a Ea ic} 41 W aat gS ex aon Wishater ? “oves Ww aheter Tr room and board. p 3 — j Ww est Pi oe C ° i welt? and VU He 1A ND Ik . INE R— -Aalco Laundry, 38700 Oliv e. ' H¢ an SEK B KE P E acy hristian = oman; h ' Ce- ’ F 1X i rm Fac Ory the activity, @NDERY GIRLS—Steady work and good — ATi ig bam Annex, King’s highway ane a | cist Mie ot ~ 94S | HAND IRONERS—Apply St . treatment; small wages; motherless home. A\t bh Li 4 afew, wlocks ef the large “yey. Apply Sth floor. Leather Trades COOK 3 light housework fn small family: KP ees cpm | pet on fo Luke's Hos: | 1426 N. 220 et. _ eS eack oc eR ah ee ed property, pt the sie £ .. 1602 Locust st ____ 2); Plain cooking and light housework ; lib- wage monthly. 7246 Pershing: take GIRL S—$11 for 45-hour week, swith ai no Market ‘HAND SEWERS—Experienced on 4 —— HOUSEKEEPER Expertenced, for family | 2850 S. JEF FERSON. min a*few blocks of all’ @ TRONFR—Aaico Laundry. 8700 Olive. —_ aren: private room and bat Be ‘niversity-Olive car. Sd (eo 9 earn bon us; oO es yest -Y ttho- ° |. House of F inkelatein. ‘808 Wasi 4 ey " of apres ay anak to right party. (e) | 4414 PAG E BL : z = 5 - ershing. —— oe nae ome garg a , ' xperience neeced, PSS rs = gpemanat cae a - a —— | ) ; 5 § ‘ : 4 . nore. baptaiy "Tuna u “fe Se ERONER--Aalco Laundry. 8700 sae | ‘ 7 - on A, RRS ae ena ye gale arn ! Anviv i r ie oe sraph. Co. __ SS 3h See . ‘ ' , ' JH ARD SOLDERE RS — EXPERIENCED. .—— “peg m.ER—Have ¢my own howe: . T ’ Location is whut eatiacs E we RON ER— ~“FExperien ed: E004 ( ‘OOK—Experienced Z hours 8 to Y & “ftee, Trolle: C im tic = “ nia ; . ret G IR L s- To me” carn niain sewin gx mat power GIN A~—Covering. stavl ; end- ae Ek ACTOR tY JUT Li AND FRAN K = Ww vision ga oe ar from ee ne good eountry | 1807 CHOUTEAU. { «°; * > = ¢e ¥ - a : - : 4 } re ‘J ile ar ne: at . * . . .- j . . - whines tT ei Bement ic) : ry vy) ha i " ¢.T> ‘ teh. ; CaP HS ge Flay pee ey ot (a Apply New Crystal Laundry, 3930 “a 4; off on Saturdays and Sun- mero -Expertenced for general office > wore; ———— Be offic re hile learn Anos, ing, finishing : good OS1T10NS , HAI RDRESSER-—Experienced: $0 per week Sa Ts aero ee ee experience eo cs a eo. temporary work: : . = ae . 7 - r f sur une rs Pe TVG , > ' a ’ / , ' a , ‘ iia ; 29 = m ea i the plnstte. Get tn ae | fk KKEGPRR—Thorouehiy experienced, ac- days. LARNED CARTER & ay Deer ‘o.. ‘Grand and rit boutemn.. (c) | 317 Spruce st. eo Ee Ss | or : . day work. 1502 S. Grand av. | . ae and Clark (c) > ‘ 1 : —— Mn 5. ; . aged, to assist i |LINEN ROOM WOMAN-—-Hotel experience. » 13 the right Tocation 4 een St — And stoner ober: seed! of) u as as es "60 Pine. Tok) 7 A ory i2 vears old to he! “ lady with - mi — — we eT = age om Kar- q PAPER BOX, 314 =. Main (¢c) HEMSTIT( HBRS—On dresses: oxperie ni ed private family. 34 10 Lucas, _ —"y a] Hamilton Hotel. cor. Maple and Hamilton. By 1~ per cent an urnish Vict Rld ; . - ; housewor : a aavinen ours Qo4 : (LS-—-To ress iacier : . aA Baten muatie en ma “ uy ac ork; the best TOU SEKEEPER-—For light housework. goo (c 7) oe Bera Coren manners ureferred: pe ar ee ee ee reas; Sif per week to S\Dinke Pat- | G ] RLS os House of Finkelstein, 908 Wash permanent home; send age, description or! ].,.NiNG MAKER-—-Experisnced on children’s — eo - r. Sell close-in property. . _ Prairie ; ks Far ii the improvements in.® _ & DKK ive R--To take charge set books to start. W. J. Ballard. 500 N. 2d. ed + _ | work, off Satur°-- afternoons. Dinks Far- ington. (c)} | enclose photo Address Frank Rayner. Can-; ang ladies’ SR—To take his oe ei natn — =. fh ot : eg : , poninntaieginiiaaiiaiaaianaae el hoto. .« s' shoes. Kiddy Shoe Co., 810 at eras 2k. ae [2 “td, ae a Some Bide. Pte | COPYIST —Good at figures; also cashiey. 5862 ~ dam ogee See eeers ee. S| rie. Some, Bie ee perecreentne eee Experiericed in boxing men’s HOUS skG UR ‘For general housework; $45.| ton. Mo ee | Iweas av. . (c) ‘ v. Z : Delm : . | mkdir y Al sure pees ‘iLS—To serve in confectio Gen tn , Grand 2 Pe (c) HOUSEKEEPER—-Elderty woman, for man | Tjotierea AND — is : KKEEPER—Young lady who can oper-| COPY is 7. —Oliver: $12 per week and vonus: iRLS aes ar | ee “Tooukard’ Con. Neckwear. Here is an opportu-| HoUSEGIRI—For general housework: no and wife in business; no washing or iron, | “ tair education ag ag "arthee x zich vate typewriter. for general office work; Saturday afternoon off. Stillwell, 325 Lo- G fo work in sewing room. ) experience not ne essary. — nee TT | laundry; in private family. 4568 E nright. ing: good home. Call week days between 2) eon Taundrv, 8970 Oliv Oe eer ee Grow. West side company; reply. stating) cnet | F Pi ¢ Oi ¢ 1 and 4 DD. tT ll at ri 1c . no Was: hing: no ‘ . % Avr B x K-41, -- LABORER: : font i str DOKKEBPIER-—Youne lady, capable of pected. Box P-121, Post-Dispatch. 2) = agg. te ?) mason eee = ply ELY & WALKER NECK- ; ee hest had au) Se. Saeeee. fc) | Port. epate} * esi pat : | =o rae age —— ein. meine i me | "lantera otel. 4th and Pi 7) — "A > - or *S ne. s% AOANY Givwy. fC) | te | ef f. A bs— Hot el experien ce. Hamilton | Hotel, ITNERS| WANTED - Se: Suewer in own handwriting. Box at COPYISTS- Several ‘vacancies ror young lady | = aA sactet : 4 Cc ‘heetnut. nee i ___{e4) | | experience requir ed > & od hours HOUSEGIRL— For general, housework: small HOUSEKEE PER—Woman 30 to 40. unin- corner Hamilton an dd Map (ely k to etart a best of references: steady and de-. perience $10 ner wee Ww riting, for office wor ix : . i2n0 Hot SEGIRL—For keneral honse work: apart- wager paid “to right party: eee widow eres, American Hovel and Annex. GIRL—For general honsewark or to _ 43 McPherson. cumbered, itn small family: no washing | MAJDE— Hovuvreman and aedectied at at the Ma- . Post-Disvatch. (ec) “ ~ a , _wneetne: — * : fe ee es : z copyists on typew riter; please state exp G rooms. 3 in familv.. 5024 Hamilton ter- hit S-—_Ago 16 to 17, for light labor atory ‘and sala rs > quick ad\ ancement. ; family: references. re |- or froning:; no woman boss; $10 per week. sonic Home, 5351 Delmar. Fhone re . o : rorest Wtd.-W ith ama!) capital, rience and salar P-135. ms. - e. 3 72 o.| race: 1 block north of ‘Pree. (e) . no experience necessar Dp! - s itt tSEGIRIL—-White or od family of 2: , a = = oe ae = wise @ ee Deepal) __ ED | |! GIRTLS—19 can —. warppers: good wages and Pee OR ot Whe splendid aS unity for wit ing | | Apply é. OL, U MBIA T R AN SI 9 It | general housework 200 nya =e te — - (2 Rox K-121, prost-Diepeses, = —. h4ay. (eo?) ~~ -s OF 80 : STS—FE rienced on any typewriter | ; a ee ae eee? eo oe pegy pe » . ‘ 0 é ve , , S. ‘ 4 “1 . td.—-Buajness established y | Suenty: permanant: 0 gene ity He al "dee at 7c is : t ge 50 hours” eae GIRLS—To “trim ladies’ and children’s hats; | HOUSBGIRL—-For gKeneral Soamea rk: two nee id a newne, Son go gh ~ pores. an fel) 224 ii , m 210, Security Bl din | GIRLS—Assembiy work: & rs a wee 3 ns m mn | r “FE et ho Oo ol: hildren: ome an ee pe —— | ~hmn with services, Box I : _ Wrholesa!e house nas op ening for. three ) ae Stet oe ul gx fol) | oo “Ge siete ‘12 * ani ASE - w ire Mf¢. Cc o.. 219 per WV eek to stat nae Lame ace 4 for j GIRLS ' in family. ‘ ‘abanv 5o07 a. OTA 4 Kingsbury, for #1 ke te ie, w Craig Piainvi ew, }"] MAID Experienced ; general housework: beg? ee , es in its bookkeeping department; amen: 1 2th oa vancement: also experienc at : , lew ¢c a on — ——awoneene—nws | Wages; apartinent; no washing. H. Fri me fid.—With capital uid ts plicants must write a good hand, be quick | COUNTER GIRL Experienced; good ee Se a set ten. = ; oh) Cohen, Golluber Millinery Co.. 1408 W ons 7 1 . en ) “Tr! HOUSEG Pusan St — or mundry. * ‘olfax | | HOUSEKEEVER— Between 30 and 45; per- _ Cabany f49TM 746 Kingsburr, — (e7) . Frank Gardner, eine’ 9 ob # : and have had gome experience in no Sunday work. 2EOnGS morning. éu- Gi Hin run £5 acalldsann A \~ ington av. .. . ~~? Vi Ak ky $1 ] A J), $12. 69 A N D — ae aed j an av. a manent position and geod home to co 4 MAID Capable colored: c — and ge neral _— ~ ledger accounts. Apply, stating ex-| lier’s Cafeteria, 215 N. Oth st. | aah Hracklin cee 80E FP unienins ch | GIRLS—ARSEMBLING AV ORK, MOTOR | & 3.638 WHILE § |! I a NG | "endian a For Keneral housework: no} party; no laundry: one not aftald 00 ys housework, for family of seven adults: ‘no - | Si000: established second per san salary expected, Bor R- 8, oast- | CUTTER—On ladies’ hats: must bea exverl ae 4 1 Frank qh | fe : oul A INDING. ] NSP BE { Hig io Ir UN 4 $1 o> tle ] I, \ j ‘J 7 i? (; 4 ashing. __ s4in- i: iw th, wrne. 3 : sala ry . ar mont’. Apply \ ° by lat indry: co hame nishte: 10 per week ore; experience not " Mepatchn. (cl) enced in handling silks: good salary and! GIRL OR WOMAN- -To w ork ‘tn } SKILLED. WE TE AC 2 | YoU wT rH Li AY L IGHT FE A ( ‘TORY wo - - BX HOUSEGIRL—F or general housework and _Mfe. co. mS. 4th. ‘ieee Forest ¢ ‘ nA BARBRA ¢ ‘abanne. _¢e) on. ire , > N DIPPERS—Steady em lovyment: nermanent eg te to right pariyv. Apply n4 restnilrant W ebater Pa lace — Sw nabs. Ww HIL E LE. AR NIN : W AGN ER EB L Ec j ~ rn assist Ww ith Cc oo] cin Zz: go od Ww ages Mre. M. HOU SK “KE Ee PE R- -Young Woman, unincum- Ml ARK Ke he aby Aaleo I. ane dy ai TOO O} we . _ . , | >— Widow owning —" # may. Herz Candy O©Oo.. f12 Locust. | = Cohen, Golluber Millinery Co.., (er) | Webster Groves. ¥ -; TRIC CO., 6400_ Pak COO eee ee PE ‘RIENCED G IRLS ~RE aa ay | eS. ‘lausius, mt Cleveland, si, ered or with nursing baby ey no — | MARKERS Rouch a: = oppo veh tive partner witb some x - > Washington ay Te ee ci) GiRLS--Tw 0, cooking ani] dow nstairs - wr ork GIRL_-Age 16 to ‘?. {, - ligh laboratory 4 | HOLL SEGIRE. (00d colored ~ girl to. assist | Ing. ehildren os ey consider ate ait | sre Vine po gh ; y mar ers and aseort. Cherokee st... et if (DLE W RAPPER sees Girl; Dic TAPHON E OPERATOR ~Expertenced ; | and upstairs and dining room work. 4212)" Qork: no experience necessary. J pleasant s0r- EXT R \ HL tH W A( rs | wit cooking and housework; highes: ahem 7 yd eit. Pen “Delma asuaeh re +) ary, tot? BS Grand av, en ic) ; 1.—W exceptional opportunity, easy hours, Qui West Pine bl. - innit __(e)) poundings: splendid opportunity for wil ~ © Spans bce reine ‘ np Se wages. Forest S474: 5150 Enright fe) ee for study : — —————— | = —~— ———— : ne a-—Will sell heit i interest 1 ev OPE SHOE CO., 10th and | advancenrent; $85 to $100 to star.. Apply | GIRI---In malling ‘and file department of vorker: advancement. Apply 11:0 Locus EDISON LAMP W OR iN s, i yitht NEGIRL—KReliable girl or woman to as- He USEKEEPER For young —— em- MARKERS— And assorter: 3 and las lew cloihes “7 109 N. 7th_ st. —_— wholesale grocely: high school gtr! pre- Ft 2a floor. ’ . G ~ y > te |) MOR ployed, to take full charge o at; even- | on estm er Laundry. qi Olive. a Bt... of ‘ ‘4 ? "TAG sist in light housework. 3. edult ahs y Bogose wy : an he ' a— 1 3 9 Doel % J» (c) \; DISH WASHER—Appiy “St. Luxe's “Hospital. ferred. N lehoff. ‘Grocer &o, ei 5 Spruc e, eB) tIRL 1 ai -To o fill and label | hotties: > $10 a week § LA RK AN 1) KW ING. Waterman: _first_ floor, Forest 4a: fey} ing — Li} fail Peter toy, F dg ys —— WARKE Ts = ne —> on og —. = | m* af . Loni y honne: con’ e Se " > s Gq ; hes - r , ; ds Al ee wo ‘ j do He rT ‘SE GIRL = » 0! lored. Fenner ‘al house eee : Pri ae , aie ‘ces 442 [ indell. For est 340s | enced: also girls te learn on bundle os. joc ate: bloomers: open for ee ASHTE: peery and market. Delmar 185.{ and ste&dy work. Ideal Dress Co.. 805 bu women for hand ironing. Sehuck Clean-| girls: stesdy work: good pay. Holman Va —— ray T Thre | .feed_ weees: small Samky. Cahany Se "| sion NEWOMAN — Middle aged, to do house-| Grand Laundry and Cleaning Co., 3044 1 capital to invest, act quien ; (7) cas. 4th floor. _ —— —__ - —- ——_—-- ine rand lDveing Co . 4114 0 Nive. Fe ee, cm per Box Co. : 316 q lark. : Se re INT. H ir RN A TT IN a] Ost Nina pl. ~ ues _as ‘wo davs a week. 3084 New Ashland. ton. a) : t t-Disnat ch. : ' } : SMAKER- Family gewlng, by the day ? 7 st “4 “ : ae , ’ " aol fi fi H " SEG IRL at or neral hou sew ork ; white: K ——— td hd: ERP ogee eee i perist ar Piet veal cal ort ene — - a: r , —— 13 F evening work. to 9. On loa 4 i — , O28 (31 F? 1. _F or leric . l work. ae are. me ol j GIRLS Yor offic e work; must write a good O + f 3 ~weaptigd adh me oant Deane Cabmey Sil ’ + FOU Sk WO MM. 4N—tiood. col lored. for ge. eral WIT _LINERY “DESIG NER -Exe el}! nt. per- ; les manager, ’ e r 4 ae a bo 918 Oltr e. | omon age aan ER aoe | wey _ and ealury expected. Ox = 0 hand and be quick and accurate at fiz- oO TT louse work 1" 244 w est. ‘Pine bl. manent position open for party with | '$ secures tenant 7 i DRESSMAKERS ~Experien ed ; to " ork on _Dispate ). ec Lf j rer excelle nt opportunits for AY iv ance |) a WE) "i if) A m0 ‘| ait ’ 1 HOUS SE GIRL lo assist wer Ke neral nouse : “ase ¢ _ proven ability a8’ A millinery designer on : h $7000 year. Box P ; ay | women’s dresses. Mrs. Scullin, 4906 Marr- GIRL-—-For diring roo: and dow nst airs ment. Call T. M. Sarman Products, Co u U 09 4 PULA! Wl ~v' Lo work: o dults !n family; county home. | HH SEW UM AN Pride ite; settled; $12 to he- hats o fthe highest character; well +st#*airn ) ian beat. congenial a CASHIERS | jand avy. So CNT OR TNT twas 7 Rade ® refere ae "god wares. ab- 2117 Franklin av. m (c) “a Box K-26 _Post- Disnatch. ———-—~ | 7j aa ~ Sa ee Cry Ee es | Bene R ior. Pos house oo Washington «ay. oh at: t oS DRILL PRESS and milling machine hand, anv 724. S585 Vindell. ‘fa ; rene ~ m WORK: if i iT Ke r | HOUSEGIRI-—For downstairs work and; HOUSEWO der! a. nie “7 ost-Dispatcn. : . of boat for season by : unt be 16 years or gre. DD roo | girls: excelient opportunity; good working | ints ror steady factory work: good pay er oe ria tah oR AL OF ¥ Ick } 3 sy. AVG AGU Lo | cooking; good home; good wages, Forest good heme, 2084 See ° of fitting out. s% i ~ PENNY poly! ) conditions: oven shop: Fo a. at Sy 8 med so ; ronus. ‘ Ay ply at on: e Wm Schield « rf “ORS — eS “4 gree : : J w ork: good pay. Apply Sth floor, Leather oan, -ost-Disnat s ae a ANS SS . son av, t WV a= nfl : aking & - ? \y ; _—— tel, Hamilton and Maple fet) 4} ‘ , e ~~ ++ -4-+—-~ + —- --—--- ironing; small familly; nice home. Grand rd o4p Re — SRMAIDS—W) hite. App New ——~ = : eee, Bide., 1602 Locus Se $6") | GTRLS—Overators on sewing nye ¢ he soy: SS MIA ZID a LAMPS HOUSKGIRI.-White girl or woman fer 2208 M IOIN OUR PERMANENT ORGAN ’ store a ie ee TAT - Pershing Psa “Hotel Statler. raat ie te | « le TES gg y , eo ceca Cet Se rls ene ay “ ” ‘ er ad I cone ae — Ran —° wd ania HOUSE WOMAN- To assist with ! housewor's 5 NOW. Hi AVE Posrrsone OPEN ror. : ‘- to run factory. = | Ser {AID—W hite or colored with c - - : — .. -_— high wages. ret places. from Mrs. Ww ulze RA901LUVA Olive E aston av Ces ae , o ne Box, RSs ¥ ; NERS-~1 . 4%, perienc | Coffee C ‘o.. 805 S. Broad av (es healthful surroundings’ experience no NEC- r wane. . in sul hs t= ladle ? ek hes: 7] machine a lo take — “inte 6)! ood weges and pleasant oF head bald ¥ i ye 1°cA wu » aif si + - " ce a ° > - , HOU SE Gili ‘ -For ~ genere! w sale im sours: tft ONER ( im ladies’ clothes: shirt ms n patieh on ve tong tee , 100 La TH DIPreRs—H Cc = | Se tee eriditions. vs at. Louls Envelope Co...) GIRS —For icing and pac king chocolates, pirgomy ? A esc! yet BO te ig ene : W C hay ¢ man) conven- family rr two; private room and bat. operators and girls to learn, J. Arthur to take c ha 4 _M > 11 N. B ermes " e7) | | 18 8. lh, at. (ec 7) $12 per werk to start: close 1 o'clock Sat- ateacdly. pe! oy W827 Post-Disnat: h ic? | ences for the rood anc ecom- Telephone Wvdow! 2008S TN _ | CSA ervon Laundry. 39% 0 Olive. me), ret: Die haem — : oyle. FILE CLERK lor card system: $12 week urday, Union Candy o., 215 Chestnut st.fe) | oe LIS ———— —eaneene re Serene f . _ " HTOUSEGIRL E xperie need: family of 8: no! JOU PRESS FEEBDERS Moser Box C od 4 — a. cook aa . P : wereg . TT ig c "EN . , T : 3 id Ci ; ‘ump- aT c) Wil some tei ie Gapartanosd: feferences: mood wasee.| fo start, Sligo iron Store Co., Oth and | GIRL Or mi paidaie aed ley Tr Haat office GIRLS WANTED ort of our employes; dis washieg fF ae Bee OO | om TODAY IS AN ART AND n or n° , & O’Fajion ste. _ or EE scar ee ee CN a ork. a App ae pe at J ae ee ‘ark in ahoe factory; ideal working yvensarv medi a] Aan} 1 } ‘nt; | - ere TE ‘a man reiniatn — JOR PRESS F } EDERS—Aply @ sha ee : : comet x eee tionery roe for a Ane. = mek “Bhop. 811 S. RPth. FIL F GLERK Younre lady, for filing corre- i ron} wa’ a 1d Syruees, (e) To work Bn eM gage’ $A RAUET: I ars, ( aha ce a ! Trous GIRL - housework: ue washing Co.. 105 8. 9th st fer | OFFERS A VERY DESIR mone who Ww aaa 4 ah Fk ! = ‘ er se gs PIM 25 - conditions; ws! ‘ a popes: —_ ensue ° . , P ae hd . ? . ar svi? 7 ‘ nd OOo We iH amy Teh arte t of fn > - yee aN: a ” , 4 A ‘ a 4* proprietor luainchroom, 39” ~ ne FLIL- ' a ‘3 ate Experien ed e on ahen es ae 0 € U°N"e *té ory ‘iT HT . i‘pesar (‘ate 4) 4 Pine ‘rr Wi NI KN Ww } i¢ ) W ISH Th -— / 2 Ph hee -EROD tte: ee Bon careceaael . —- ; - bee 10 weekly: go home nights. we. VidEee : | For r neral house vork: et mn a = es eerie i _ KIN D PLEASA NT, PROF uty partor business at ~~ Bidg. | cust Ste. ee | orience and salary. tox W "BF Post- Dist) 1212 S. 8 | t. while sik * Summer vaer- Amparlagg bond hete or ed "4 : Caentine: a learn Rurroughs bookkeeping or FILE CLERK--Young lady, between 18-2) GIRTS--To trim threads on men's garters. - ----— —- as tion wit h w’WV: Test rooms: on HANEe STO Caters a. ~~ or vn Cg Korg my * ; ie nd ay. a eS ne who ae had ex erience; good i ‘eare.: goood opportuntti as for advances | 4 7 é Webb-Smilev Ne kwear ‘( ‘o 149% | ~ ! | a\ , ryt ( PS — a = me - =p }’ oA, We ., E ae. Apvpiv Gth floor din ( ‘| TSS kK \| PI oy A I: N'] td.—- With capital t to e mat per week ] . eth et. ic) dont Apply Western l'nion Telegraph Fa Mrs oe at e on oi . as if) ( ‘Ol, OR K D G IR a ba feteria ST [ () ey | xperienced | aaa mt ee ee aed FEES eT ee ~ — Te ree, 040 Deluiar, 2d floor Vaylor _enaeeheenstonaieasitingesaininanin ' = . . . “as ii bear investigation, aa Gi. Post-Dispatch (ec) chool oo gett ge pe alt Poggi bin nn Laundry, it innate Ach iling department: no expert- 6251 Etzel av. 14 ? KODAK FINISHE RS—Expertenced: highest THERE IS REASON te . - , — . in filing and gener ta} ’ ‘GIRL. 3 To learn office work: good oppor-.: GIRL For mailing dep we Oa ———. — —- . : wn ae os @ lear Apply Standard | IER 4 IS A t 4sAS yN\ (>) 46 '. ferably one with two years’) opportunity for advancement. Call or write | ity. Cer Emp!o; t Dept. BROWN ‘© neceseary. but must be dependable pap Sor general housework: MALAEN : i eee a | eee eee Arman ° ca: ERS AND SOc! TO! ; oy Och “gy oe o mre af a ager 4 T. M. Sayman Products Co., Sayman Bids SHOE CO tin, and La : CAS. Pt., doh Be une work: also pars rin 4 aro en, criti amatt fae to tas View. tic _Phote Ca. oa Park ay. __fedtix) (‘Or RSE. EN | ER al R Sa ia ; State age ‘ v. ic A ‘ cy rev riter; goodk pay and epportunity to woh tb 4 lar ls a tram @ ‘E CURTAIN PINNER- Expertenced, to om » e einai a tinlaaall alae +, jon and experience. Box R-204, P.-D. 2117. Franklin = ee ee GIRL Buc. Or er 18. fer ‘ andy packing: agree sAran A a 11104 Loenst st., second PT ACES oI. pee $35 | veoh ine 7, ogy er — coon ten: ceetas ust be expe 1-1 i R pa * a ge a fc | r h : r | aS GIR] ‘ For puneh press de-' Y OUD \G L ADTES cages. Forest 7872 (cl) TADY— For filing department: salary $50 per ‘ . . . me ae -Both se ee = my Suppiies and auto accessorie®. | PMORELADY--On dresses: must be experi-| Gl Wwe at rmulateo, or (‘ight iunch bus r eo “¢- ‘i a2 hy | "@ : 7° ' : , ; month. Tox P 18. Post-Dispatch ts! KC ait yo Yo! NE ' we XI EN a @ exr . ; és nn Sion oni Sateen 4 J B i'SEGIRIL For general ousework; sa ~ wie ee — ~‘e ; penis. 6 Newhart sney. an F. : Post. Dispat _ or vasa enced on draping ae: Mee ee | Herz ¢ indy pi nL 1 pcust.. oe martment \ pply s I" Lit I I} I ERM AN ENT Fe SITIONS es” sien wares, references “require lL. 435%) LADY-—-For store; short hours; no ‘Sunday. ; ‘as ' ‘ i i : : asa Nere inake wood 08. for right party: call Mon 0 work. | =, pe Mili so pay: ee STEADY EMPLOYMENT ee | ic) 280 Finer. «|: «SCAND 25 GIRLS OVER 16 ; He D SBCIR I. Ty ussiat with housework and LADY fanazint tvponesetting nt home free . \W Af : ES PA | 1) FROM THE 1H9R Weer inten _serond floor. eee |}GIRL—To work in candy store. Acro \' andy ? a preys ML FE | Al VW KG. Co., Jefferson and Gravois. Victor 6521. ‘TIN & An excellent starting rate with fre- omfortable room waves pramoation i P04 Poet The | | PORELADY - overall factory in San An- | Shiney Tow 7 ; ¥ cooking: good wager: | tonio, Tex ‘Gas that understands her id dem, 3 aetutininseiomsenan —s | ( 0. 6th and ark av. (Cc) : auee } ‘ whe : ‘us "ha SCO armat A2V4R ; > ogg ttonho! , - ory D , pr CLERKS | business an: as Ret mood production. This | GIRLS —For office positions: experience ‘no =| Seility bad length of esevied and sour | GCEMGERESMiean exponen tee LADIER {To make, pattems enka: | Stas. APPLE DEFT. & COS SE : : e ihe: shing- . ™ ae f . r { H SEG y antt a. om ’ = ote , 7 . : : ‘ 4 | is a good posit on ic | B-| TRLS 1 Man hight 1 Tne tory. Wool k . . epg e and yor mas fami: #9098 wes re Pl SS ia KING, BRINSMADFE ly. . will pay $25 per w week. Fac tory of 150 ma- ee... “See eee | eee m ff t . ffe d t re ls 1i ‘ ; ~ -. + : : . re Ww. lastin, May | ¢; oo a“ ; rac own effort, 18 offered to voung ludies te ‘ed, Foreat 6704 1540 I. inde! dest tL, o hel small hetel: to meals ry ‘ . : of wholesale house by replying ne. Ww ‘ae | St eer He tel. Mastin a | GIRLS. —~Te mack tea, extracts and other 48 hours a w eek >; no expe ri- . b 16 125 y f age f “a “Qinl— White eirl for general house “] salary. room and board. 1550 M Re oe O.. W HOT, ES SAT, FE ~ me office or ent; applicants must we | tf fr Zt. at the or . Ba ve aoaete, ae Sapermnee = feuuired. ; BOR sb ageesitace Degg D-calh/ ycnedion ay4 Mh pot ie Se SM Sm utside wor nice _S. Broadwas MILLINERY. 1701 WASH fen and women, ity: = é i age and be bright and ener-| FRONT OFFICE CASHIE R—-Werwick Ho-| .Forbes Broa. 112 Locust. fe); anee required. Aply 13 N. the pleasant work of operating cen- Oe A wih, 8508 Russell. Grand 20 (ce)! LADY —Young. to take dictation and asniet meprcrprn tog rg: fixie : . ‘ a epori ai vi = iy. id opportunity for advancement. | tel, 15th and Locust; apply to Mr. Athey. GIRLS—For light work tn our pee plant fn | ‘16th st. (e7) eval offices telephone ps dee: eatin Ai pelle Fa LB irae | eae see al soni: wate ns per cnet =. ears INGTON , a . mera, € eB vs — alge + y ary expected wrx 28 ‘ont -Tble aes a at 0 aa 7 toatl ladies can find clerical post- r in. t : ine, 604 Washing eh) ee —— - ~~ a ee Ing | ote ras Si (if any), age, ates 1. fet) ne O20. Delmar 80. istrict Penrose : | * : st-Diapatc {c - a 2 LSP IM -\ (‘olfax era y - (ev) SrSaR, UIA ean remeS: ellent oportunity or voung A- gon ere | VECR OS, © Sew! o : oe We bave_* i be - IRLS—Apnly | B14 Frank! n. oe RES, Sr ORE yg eneeey _ eR ERT, aggre epee i exes Pp : * he u : 1 twav c} LADIESToae work tn pte ik kery App at - $0L ICITORS —~ xperienced at en The Missouri State Life Insurance % “e-10 y : for office work: sa ul | GIRLS--Or women to seli crackers or cakos GIRLS -- _K or light factory work: dj } hav hs duated fro _. ~- — eet eo deen ence. Yung s _ ler Bakery ©o., Beata , . : ’ cot eee the J tee Permanent positions A a limited GIRL . 5] o ones t M i 2 e art . a’ ,. , . . @? r » ' . . . 3 . ° s a4 ts ‘ shh “0 " ‘ ty —AENT AGI NCIES. et bh ¢ euiar’ whoactea: “hos Robe, Post. aes th floor, 1822 Washington. } Co., ith and Pine. fc) GIRLS - p For general factory working conditions; \ ell ventilated ' AR gg tm aca | = = -¥- ! iri * ! SCRAP Two, experience m necesgary a | A, . - . fale ~— mornin. _ 20 Ss v st. in i'n “iw Areerr! ef. te : erecnrstecnasemante os , ae - aren . see ee 4 etn tr te ED ts ad 7 ‘ . a as . , " . a e es - + ‘ ” iM HER OPERATOR--One — thor- « nus ~14 ‘to 16 vears eV: light work: ster a ger vera houre work IITRLS—Conunter: Sp lendid and Newstead, any day bet ween a experiensed referred: salary $90. (7 )« oP Tene = 44th en eee ge "Sat Fe . ‘ork oe a, in. and 6 p m., and talk this over sai Vary Vie iyeia Aha r * ’ eo. 7 ‘ ‘ 7 , ads . . i 7 \' ‘>? AinY eCOndITIONS : erage ! itd “} 1 — 4 >? a . , ist Poi n ere * 3 . a eo ita Yo: “2. 4 : ae : Je o wi i ‘ .% — eves : ¢ Peers: . . . +he i’ 110) ie; rT life t x : ; , r ra - ow " pat es ; : "as 4 + ee . ‘ : \ WEE ATOR ND OBS ' & MewnPel S4tG Ttedovess Jatt a? y pours reseye! Siarv 3 f } i} \ rp , rw , o (‘e elu ly 1 prefessins Ls PAL ovirrier crepe Are. ra MP : , | ast e. 6. ening. tet Nirs: good salary and bonus. K INLOCH TELEPHONE ©O at inn ariment 108. Pho Cabany aner St Videuty 2b Grand NURSE MAID deed wages: ro ‘ ree eee ( vate Looe —~~ Kirkwood 40 wy . I . f . i " . i \ mis apres Vg: tru 1 voy I: irvizi ’ = ¢ “4 . ~ ¢ . _ ete iy” gtd G10). Ty LOUTH. ty "Jui overt nh MiuBIC Hive. 6 VP o) Res eit, . v heaget. Cavan, CHILD S, sUo St. Charles. (c7) ' (c99) 5308. > ené ‘rank lin awn, 2 * ’ & : < s = cm

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ET EL ET em ea 73 my ao OOS NE Eee IREN aE mere FSOPeE pene é - Day. Mays ise. ——— 8 1100 100 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and 1 Launches, and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads today. —_rost-pieraten_ 17B_ me, 1928, > er —= — | HOUSEHOLD Goa GOODS FOR SALE: Hi tescitoes . ee OW BOR ne ctecans rites’ | Babaocn LE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE| HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GuoDS FOR SALE, HousenoLD “GOODS FOR’ SALE Hous aie : solvers. suit cases and hand bags. Ster as | ferette, C SUITES Complete: remot. tt ". ime oak > SETS—oOak and mahogany: FU asp hieds RE—Stove. Chevrolet i el a it pti: epost RE R 4 7 SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE! HOUSEHOLD Goons. “FOR R SALE ’ “ Gen umed oak and odd davenettes ‘and daven- bargain. fb orest T24SM. 6 attom ee up-t -dat .- we room eee? Late asa ~~ rE FR 206 Water heater 1] 1 : BUN : ava Te Mag @, + -plece nerican Walnt ut, ‘ith etter 1 lade direct “t: ™ new. = ta | | tay NG SUITE ; ut om etor’ ‘ fumed 3: also new n a7 _Porest_ ‘Park eR a 4 j bala Franklin av. A A aes ae _{c62) oak, mahogatiy > +++ me a OS OT yr mere ee Genuine russels:; food As new: one ateel coll (ey? Oak Ted : » ar. % y or Ww aln ut; al! stviesr: wit} POTTS; - a . tt) eas ~ ld & c } LI oe " ete ll > . ER . u. ‘ tT - , Ae , st I sor ' 1p) ta i Aindell } Ost. ’ - | . : . ; Die, 4 eat 1 ; " v . ; iy i ; Ph o ~— = ‘ Taft AVING ROOM - -— : —— | ‘once hice: a nena ee lines: ‘ ra ecords, musical. instru ts: cust. Casi il ciinintbipeiniiimsteclistnts anita " ims; all size os —$ r ' . ruments; guns est pe time. And S-piece parlor suit -) “Z nT gudeimen” tt oath : | ly Oh ca ry st. Louts og ; of all kinds, kodaks., typewriters. tronks BC WOK "ASE s - a vy. P & al 6. 4422 f l KR N [" I L Ric -—) wt! ! " SE Se : . | age. Maliogany; reasonable. O5SOA oe "RNISHINGS Contents of & roome: : PURNITURE — Nev and slightly used dress- ASE. ectional, and roi] top desk an-i| 7 — 1c) for rent: no dealers. 3822 Shen do bh Pt hn Sa oniers, Wardrobes, dining suites Mewuts or r a isd athe I st. le) i= chair; good. 8751 Maston : -@, | YVAVENPORT-—Ciood condition t rea- "re : 2s Shenandoah. (2); davenettes, rugs, carpets, brass “th IVING ERK > . or ’ , , , sonabl ’ a, a | RNISHINGS--Contents of let beds, sprit —- er is , ’ t ot SUIT ne way. i737 N : =. BOOK ASEs- Tw e price. 4651 Varrelmann. . it 5-roorn springs -and mattresses ana ; ee -- ¢ Vtvi . B ‘a ? oak. “a wot one mahogany and DAY ] >: 32: &.. 3 : 45244 Wvro. ning assortment ot half +4 _ x : BO : ; : k ; , hair, ; = Pee: . = r with 3 glass doors; Bsultable for 1oc- AVE “d ORT Good Cc ondition. 6015 Tlor PT RNITURI Of ail kinds: rug or ‘ liable peop) Vie = fg A os Say . ' PN Rake \ Li CLEANER-T'sed@_ | = “ } }. Pad - , *. ‘ bes ty @ 4 if s, rere s. e —* ‘+ uy, ry} . 4 mt. lite? ow ~ 6 te i - re ‘ i . - » % 2 ° : Li . ; 1s fers Wey ae lt whol e6ale to mat CHAIRS. , ran “eats ne en a oe Wt i0 tc) ET {c! ea ant = Kingsbury, 7 UF = _ Prosser’s, 3218-20 Olive s : Bex R-108, Post-Dis, 15 line — 7 : / a 1 OCds, spring 2) and —éRM e An jas chiatre, “araasers, BRAS, tC) | : ENETTE (China closet, 6 chairs, ta- '-DA : a wee § OF ont SOT, ¢ er itral “BEBE. ‘ i rie 2 'rk . ea A oo _ ; - | > in. OD 10 f*. @ iz A or inl e: : boards, buffets, beds “a ¥ ss_ BED—Single - tr ble, playve i ®, b ' fear e ontents ‘ot 4-roormn fiat! 7° wD ; $$ : / Ir tims ,ulomatiy Ul LIVING ROOM FIURNYr re f } nev S40) ‘sidA Whittier brarr tables dining roo ° ers. 4914 w ashi a aet oO . rugs, curtail stretch- range. 4: 1 . ao edroom Buite, gas Ti: ais Call me rnings ij ) RNITU R b 4 ent 4 “of apartn 2 ‘ i jrmert oért ect cor 1i ant . . " andso - re ITT IN is . ao iy * vt e° ‘ Ss. Lineiy -Tor m ’ 3 Z on ‘ ( aston. ‘ . py tS. i i i - * nut bed * set u }e! v \ aren . a] Fh , . 10 i Pil me ia seas lUsoni« overstu! fe : apestrv — ' >t 4 : ° a) n* ie | : . andl ee fesks, iceboxes, ranges, linoleun ! i xs ahr ~ — : 4 RNITC / r ea kine ur bearoom ult o pieces: fum . ray ll Market s°. velour beautiful d! Sie ail . [o. Saas ee veivet and Ati . oleum;: al! most RA R ie DD &, : $17. S218 Dodie r. ie) DAVENET TE SE 7 Librar: tables, chiffo- keeping om And rugs. breaking =e house: davenette euite, 3 ‘pieces. library table,: «a, Si vi LD 4a Ds an kK Inds cheap: piano, ii — . “7 b' ing multe, on. on =e Men 5. i charges, 2618 Prankil: " ja tered ( olonia! 1 ‘ . ite les 11054 v\ = itone al " ort aU - J ‘ » eae ‘t. : rape eh oe : ‘1 ~ . fine Urienta!: “ tii tel) chea,: everything for housekeeping at low price Ww whet new will ge me | GLASS CUPBOARD— ; Jv 5 r ‘ran ‘] a , . DAVEN . 4 afte 47 a. ad te ee Sw U NI’ | ; Thre leely ar) Se a . , AH no ts |! sun ’ 3% | i ~ f 247 ws | 3 : = | , | rae ee . ay: a dines 4 bon, alin 7, oan e macatggs . : PORT ie ae ‘ fur.ed ca! ath afternoon. 0414 St, Louie ay ; 4 4 nt eye ee aes | ree ae ca | ne | Woeltie nM 24° in hiv oy Ry ~tcy elperoll ' € DRAB: 7 BE dD. “omplete: like new; child's Seat, 2 leath AME ny TO SEF eo FCRNITURE—Living roe at jot Ae housekeepers: easy terms on our* - SIRROR- Large: . 7, tne abinet, ¥*: also om roll Saw, —— We habit of con uk ur > yet) op ¢ cas range, tab! rn and all 12559 also carpet he eeper, cheap. i mean: vv a RNITL ’ RE Hard ; . ‘S30 f piece A303] Sil) ° ‘ oom ; — ; e s _ ’ : ‘Tit fiat t% His -T r ’ *t RNU ru RE — al, bil; Kensington ay. Giiv 4 1 ‘ ine, To. ; “th Bey BRASS BET ¢--. Cregon. o~ »W A / _SOSGA Romaine. Sh bar wr yy “om ke FA, CBs stove and range hair and rocker). ; anil maa i aaa tp “it i Kride RG AN $15: parior «et £40 sew ine - b= : } | 3 ‘ , ? “here ae 4 a $75: and springs: 2? « refrige- DINING ROO . ‘rhe nd ar wey Soil. oe winter rdinte tan 2 p ! | eX . Ut “a = i ee a Lb L284 3 ; ; waeus (menwings Ee ‘ ” = tranefer to . era or, side i er. $12 Wit like ner Sur dav 7 ge HN M Skul Kitchen cabinet. writ- oe U rR NJ oh Os RE- (‘ontente f ¥ ; :. y ‘? ma . _ n . é a i " ‘ver te Kedrs on ‘ etal ae ue rtin : . One er a e ” . ii ’ , . j ° ; n= - . . ~ . = : ni cede “T4, ANDI ’ Irae al ; ; Sy nday, 28 rue ttress : 51 ver-D rt °. ; } . irg@iia. : : ‘ . rut i, @liu coal rargee. 1480 . . wis - F' , Th . . 4 4 i n ] =o’ I ARLA km - , : +3 aa . Bot, Brondwas stoi ahah pelea ea ror y, 22 " ; pla’ iano, phonograp and $$$ $___ -—___. , | felt top and ‘otto : Pass eee Loni aw ees avout eee | M4 Goodlfeliow. . | . Bi few: Ci Amits ’ 7 ait fa) other furniture: berga! ns. Ow ner, 5127 Cab. | DINING T , HI .E- hood - iron bed and ~ - — > . , 71 —————— ' dresser vy it] 7) ; ira’ ie ' ue iced , - ‘ “” at st, ‘ - "es ae a s] ine, ‘M4 ° ’ : ; ’ ; ve Pood Ww, ; 4 best 7 oe at terta) row. sine8 R-—-Eureka: che ae ANDIR ‘sa Antique, brass, claw feet; very nne. (eee be : “Erne. 59054 Bartmer. a . Oe Sat. Saas B836A | fonier to match; 1@ bedroom recker, 2 ; ° enchant ‘gente ae eanee n14 “eg “apn it. Bor | "Pee Dis : heap. op fine: $4, 6171 Dein ar : >} RUPE ET Sete like new. 3715 W. Mar- DI NING CHAIRS~6 light oak. | real leat her ore T - lomaticnek ly ‘ iyge ine 2 + a fancy matting rug Be 7 Fads oak jamp. PLO rae ae Fan, vorv 3 oe Spar yarn ish in ¥ " . es . pa ad oak ane Ca ae atom - ; - . { ‘ _ — . ai Pte F (ed) s. © ach : i -iTis LOT f{aAbie “”) i ’ . MALS i} ar . e d Aleo aav ‘eral haan 7 on 150 effie) 3 tray. Bel ae. Wh - BE iE T- | larter- Fawed oak, and steamer I> NING . SET — Golden eak ° Y- piece, com- ee tee 2 “er “ape 1 ol 1e Px1l2 foor vering, all for $2858 Walk : waENe « rus ° . - “ec : wv Vellston, Hoda 5 8, f «) runk. 1103 Rutger. | plete; like new; bargain. 58: 28 East on. ' -An ique; ail Kinds; b ureaus, er’s, 208-208 N “th s 4) 1 all afters PARLAD . A ™ . whest draw ers, chairs, rockers. - ae eae pereig } win Fa | leather ; F U RNISHE Ll) 1,A I" mia rovurmnms An a bomen a ,*.. pe - on = = | me : : ™ " , Py » Pa HOUSEHOLD OW DS . ts PARLOR S127] * ond . = ro ae een : - . DINING a , —_ i t private sale; 373 ‘eat-| noseession 0 dealers. aueee reom cottage. 1041 F = : = 5 o’ clos , = on a I or two tubs. With @ oh 6. etc. Ol liver Hast. ; . ait by . ; T -Missiou oak, and parlor 4 lite. (y- Rc ( NI SE T Early ‘En tml. ‘ Ail yy 4 a : Sind: e : eg = ; ‘ i emi (irand 409° oe ‘ , 4 - a. re 2 -_ x , ‘ - 14 ~ ai ‘ 4 & 5soa8 c*s ringer Auctioneer. 2) | were ‘Cottage av. (Cupples pl.) u desk, go- cart, ohiffonier. ene Labadie. } minstet toe Sunday and Monday) after- | a — | pid. PARLOR & : ’ . t : : ae G 9. 34297 Ss. Cora Stn - , ‘aspect : Dein 4 it " res a ye ! f -- ~ 2 a *** : . . . : P ARL wpa Mor 4 " . - : tle | : (“shar me ler, never been - poh a , used, 3° o4 AUCTION, Tue sdav. com 3 a geame —-——— ——- += +--+ . __ 3 [*-ceptionally big suie of hous ing 10:80; ex- oF FET—And electric shower. S720A Min-| DINING ROOM SET—Desk, rockers. 2758 FURNTITURE-—-Entt: tents of apartment Ric: 77 ENT rvintatinnpatanalie ro ; Kid every description A Feces ol g00. sisi Ann ay. hn whale £ RE ant BIW os RQ : ON rove ee GAS Ss T OV iD Cheap. Call Ons M ard. ¢ HH v E L F mt ; ? ; ’ " % 2 A Ea io (Om 1S ad . inn ar . i ' ‘ ~ Chis : - : era rastoter, ane os a ae bidder. Oliver Hast Auction a ‘ircassian walnut dresser an " piaaeet. We: berths. 300 0 deltoreen.” 8 on, 12 Hodlament. =. pee: _ oe “new. 6 d pe “s 7 fake Your choice | PARLOR SUITE Kies te aoe ¥. nder Smith & Sons make: urel. , (a rns, see O.. auctioneers. 2009 Morgan st. _ 6098) | a toner hall seat and mirror. Call after | -Piecee: $75: bargain. 201 8. Jefferson. (c) ¥ U wh pe TURE—1 bed complete, 1 chiffonier, $50. Webste:; | of hew or used kitchen cabinets.as low asi?” \RLA R SUITE—Elegant. 3-pie @; practical ¢ eric aa BY BED—Small, 5905 Greer ai Ber on 42 Natural Bridge. DINING TABLE—And chairs, mission. 5706 | parlor closet and other household | | ass73t. | weaves | $29, refrigerators $13.50, gas stoves, rn- | --¥_new; $95. _5226A Pauilan. vl. en ee s—" 1 wo: 14 3 ae one 6 ft ~ BABY BED-— $6: b igh c “chair, sof aN, r" jam. LLUFFE’ .— ‘Also cl ‘ina closet. Quic ike Meal gan Vernon. F oreat 32 261. ’ s. 5021 ( “ote ‘Brill jatne. (ec) |'GA8S R ANGES 100: an ; retrimerat - ~ ' ve. Be. can ve used for laundry ‘ . PARL ‘ Rm SULTE- Mahogany : hild’s large summery st is , | ™ , - : : Py SM SET ————— — —- r a nn = | . S id refri ore: all! wood or iron beds as low Nag ny. CHe arge- | Bry oe AT ar ee DS—Deforest. Muraa, gee. | | Laflin’ cabinet soni Fangs, ©: Qetes. Ian | DINING ROOM siet —Onk | a isists of oak | | v PRNT rt _ For 5 rooms; steam- heated —fizes: 34 and up. Brasch, 2618 Franklin and s e ti bargains Naess an purchase | }> =e oe fey | ® mall ec; ollghely ienpert ut: bee ful pe Po s.. ores urdock, : BY RED. TW hite romero a “re 2 mane | MEN B\ Pes y table um oa airs: get sell apar me! suite or separate. lL1LIUA a GAS RANGE—Pr " Welicn yt pe ot ise . ane o a? ae hs 7 \ RI OR Sk . Mai ho f en ae ; aie an a ie “ | almost new: bargain. 34114 sMesonrt Furn Co Lac ust eaeitie: os ' a RB ealth, Jenton 529W. Jefferson een ye ce eee 2 - . Sa eI G-ROOM SU ITE Solid oak > Wk . UR b-plece Hving room Set, Wal- GAS RANGI ‘our-bur: UUSKE I | an ‘ARLOR , ' . RUGS : et an | a ke ne new is rt ca fo onto A Tonal - , ae AS RA I Four-burner Quick Meal. 4321 ™ [SEHOT FOODS \ few time! e- mana it SUITE. -Leather, good condition. | RUGS Almos hew: beaut! ful velvet and AXx- : : i n inster: al houscehoid goods, 1m luding 7 * BY Buggy—A! cond fier ‘gra . ‘ — es a Ss BA 4 42 sails, 1 reed: ‘ or ~e -_——-—- - mes 9 a a Bolas. linseed ofl, ture >, °$25. 4812 Sacrainento . ; ANTEI.—-Oak; icebox, child's; Babe ian rer , buffet, table. 6 chairs * ie aR I ats st poy | r . ' , : —— 1.625, each, Seana paaligd BY RU iF 2ryY (heap, 2416 & Jefferson: , A iti cheat os 8 Pisner, ee 12°°6J . ~ ] ” ‘ y P GAS ANT Al, LAaNts I } : Pt tT tT — } ae , red tang .f 7 I one ’ Ma @sZany \ righ ng urniture | exert rARY t- . Wailntt table 7 -f 5? ’ e 4 ,* . ; . : ¥ : = - - ’ ° ~- - , mn Ss enan Oe 4 $4) ' ; “Ty . 7 : . oe Mf 5 ose . a =o) Ss thy at atove ca 8 t¢e" . _ ry , hv Mont 5258. “entral STs, “BABY ?: PUG) And sulks like new: ran. , Tonner " ama th nae demo LINING OuoM =. iE Sa En “T"} CRC Heautiful dini Tr - i a OL 81: Die ces hNtwoi for pearl ti — een : : . xas Lea D. ; R MOY ~~ P ‘cH ie _fonahie. S851 McRee ay heap. {BO} “FA a mA: Sees ie pieces, beautiful: mu - i ae” me { new “S4s antanm: tit ani PGA “AS ‘ahs 1c) ide o }) bora’ | plendid valu , | eA YER-PLANth -New id dave : PictNAl MMWR ASE, 2 . oe = atte ae ~— —— wt. ve ~ , - ' , . . . " ~~? od Foil 1 . e : esuUe. Siit . ) Toe, ie. " ’ — tt — eut ready for use Na. BABY BUGG Gray reed, gondola st re T.. Go |; Westminster p!} pla] stove nb 2tlo bine t + Vi iZHtiV use rnitur tie eo. 3044 Blaine ate aes : — oe ! ‘ 200d eevy tair cart 2 ti . _ inane . (GAS r? T oo es at grei savings; dress dini : y ; : - sta a pet. = fee DL NING "Th 1"; lL Goiden Va “HU TT; buffet ; »4 J ao , i if ‘s of 3 rooms iAS LANGE r , sake : © ’ 7° Ps ‘ » , y —— ‘Vv . i iANO laa MP N ‘ari , . ‘ : ‘ rua P ' . > , " . - : it rt , seteud-tale 4 sane | enar elea ‘ r Ka 7 aie , , and *¥ 4559 GQiive st.. ap! O15 pee a ee iCHOI ee sO praciica y a al Ls ' pial ere! 1} 1ti “y _— : -- , at i J ee , SP | Ride Rroadwav and Market ete te - ee oe each $1. aie Maple ay. “pe aud Inattreas , must sel 20 WW hittier. (ec) ‘i 0 Th) nalers “el ba? 3 ; bugger’ ee hitd s ed wat r neater. Cabani\ 5360 \N ; BLS Gag Rr A NGES All mkes slic! tly pan he : ne. QZ 3 nT yy bo ‘s Ts 1 — i: = ; ' uered and renaire |). ei BY BUGG [ = go py —— + - TA . i _ueaiers. elmar 25 (Gc) i fc) 8 wp ath S. Jefferany te > ; 1} , ' aS a a SUITE ntigt r jleace Mahogany) upholstered wender wt, XG 7 rR tr ) M SET Beaut fu! : @x1lZ rug, i ‘) : rooms, eomp lately f il’ t(j As ~ F 4 ~*~ f Ie tilgh oven ‘ ‘. AAD ‘ gic . “17 } “a4 ] Afi ae uri . . — ee y +? . ; 7 ie ° 3 or overseas wes - . rest 8681. owp reed; like new; $20. wie silk shade; big sacrifice. 1011 N. Gar- roll oe L pe T6469, cabinet and 1@); ard hal] rack, cheap. 56124 Cote Bril-. GAS RANGE-—Quick Mea! LO30A - | [CE BOX —In good condition, 4217 Lab “ce fe)byp AKL OR SV f_ wringer. S0T1A_ Page. | Or esonabie, Sas gs bite Nabbed doren or $38.95 = = (c rison. 9 ‘olis of tnusic. indell 6469 (el) lante > : an oe vv. iceR : : | OR SUITE 3-piece mahogany ewly reasonable, 28° Miam one Ag 7 ry mga ~ pce . — daa re - - ieee eae ~-eneee - gany : ne _ . . - oe - shoes, fine condition. «BABY BUGGY—Large, handsome, wiliow, | CHAIRS Lirown mahogany. cane; practical. | DIX ING SET- Oak; blue enamel B. - ‘range, | FURNITURE—Daven portf tapestry and me- | AS RANGE—Upright riz 7 emdiane 4 HOX- «he 46-4! ; | Wabeter 406. $15; will deliver: Bell phone | SIDEBOARD —-Quarter-sawed oak, ane Site } i Ctic& piano, floor “ares etc. ; with sacrifi e. SVTVA hogany of k libra table IY ah OxAans bed- ge 4 bead j St I} ‘ Lh 2nhernin ‘ leap WMA Sr } a rater . ie) gia wardrobe, ‘ heap SOT S. Jefferson finnesot a —enameled, top icer, small, $7. 4422 | PARLOR SUITE-—-Three-pilece feather ) SIDEBOARD—oOne wainut, marble @ ton: tvory finish: Sidway make; cost 865. se] ly — oe : , , new; y ) le Sunday ly but in good y rain. 3 for $35. 4031 Page ato — 4482 Ww aabiagton, aan a a ee) oe Brilliante room rocker. 5653 Julian av.. 2nd apt. weet AS Rane ‘fh sed ‘ = - ‘ - ry rn ° , corey ort: ar rer 7% an ia oo ine , ~ * { Ss P ) + r¢ a _ rse nal st. ° S } , ; , a , Khaki tents, fine condition, oer, Siew then bait Bc" will sell’ ¢ HAIRS —§0 arn a, solid oak, $38.95 wil og Pi ;0OM, B : i rE Wil am 4 an i Mary PURNITU RE Beautiful prees bed, rt or 7 motte, "dreavane, al range wergeeaee lM ehHOXN A renner.’ | “re - | uum: oT parmain liad Calitornta a venie See ee ae ha ente. fine con : i gee_tees z “s 48 Greer.) tc) oa gg pl ne Ma in nae | i bean finish: 54. 202°: nahogany rocker; all slightly used. 2s Se, ft BL one iversiada Rafi ta, 6 Le, 201 “ABIN | | SIDER c; hall rack, oak rock terproof, each HN $87 a0 eos ee Y CARRIAGE —-Reed. like new, $16.; 2021 Cass ay., 2649 oe cos Bt each | Broadway 4 Paes eos * | ‘7 7; GAS RANGE— Quick Meal: enameled. ay net. Riverside S78: T10TA - Broadwas, {PLA AYE cR ROLL CABINET $25: also reed! SIDE BOARD—Oak; hall rack, oak cker, » Wall or pyramidal, eS Garfield ay. _House F urnisher. . (c92) | | DINING- ROOM SET- Cheap; one dvuffet.| FURNITURE—~-plece parior suite: also wri- Cay. 4641 Lucky st.: Forest 4862. ICE BOX--Tov tcer: first-class condition; | si ry carriage, $22; willow nursery chair, Beng —-2 ~-3- West caging; atjuce be jouse ¢ ins aiaset. coend tata 4. Ghats. Binal Fea Aeak: best condition. Phone Fornst | GAS COOKING STOVE—Good condition. $§ cheap 2600A Franklin. + Call tn mom ing. 20S East Grand. (c) | abie dress form. 4344 West Pine. c 5664 Vernon HOX—40 lis. ice capacity: goo: re ed Eg LAYER-PIANO—New: writing desk. cen- SINGLE BED New. Apply 8613 St. Louts i acit\ good order: ter “Teal = ’ ‘ - er table; Singer drophead sewing machine Ask for Mr. Pettker 12.4 oz. standard dyck. iy AB Y Ser EE Se ee uck, CARRIAGE — $45; reed: in gdod con- | CHEAP FST, cleanest place in. cit for ‘use nA ee 5h fenath es (dt x. _Eucii@ | furniture: moving, packing ity Fon! 9 i" Haston._ a ee — die: ve Be EG ; * | © BABY Cc ARRI. GE ~ glee ; i, | G Ro SETS —Ruffets, ching clos- } v RNITU RE + ral househo! d: leaving WAS RA? NG E--Good condition. Dalwala | will deliver, 812. 1817 8. Jefferson or . : ticles ate siotere E D 152 aoate a teed ; ’ also baby “es ; CHILD’ 5 TRON SD ee Pr iraaae " he: kite h yr cab inete, iceboxes, rugs and ‘ June 1. denen: eo ks ek t Fi or ‘issan t. Colfax 1155 Taf ’ ’ Sain, | FRA xX : ‘ ‘heap; : in g00 g con tion - : 7 : eS out fit - Hoosier kitchen caliir et. GTrRAM ; Ey i E r— , loupe? ‘goo 9 DesL gua! ity. Officer ent 7 ms ast é "“ARRIAGE- White wicker 4258 i Ninth; uD~ st airs. die . ° mi \oleum “ail” Monday. h...% Shenan: doah. , 3A8 | R A Ni KE -Quic kK Mea! in fine cond ; “Onn e 4 66W ; : 7 ad Quick \ ea ou cook steve ng ; soucn | wardrobe, al leo oat he i toh ha ut ee te it crete or cktring “7% | CHIFFONIER—Choap: golden oak; call Gun: | DGGNG SPT William and Mary dining sot, | FURSTTURE Daveneer’ gr "esuch, ie: | Gad RANGE SO: ee sateen” 9 fod conden: Ct) Retort, Sciacca fingecs: | omar oe SOE ae nie aa a 2 ns r ae enna witow. "86 Me | ceteonouE— lite wee: 7 | Boon Pera) ng. furniture and vacuum cleaner z& om ol OAT cabinet, $7; couch Sle. GAS RANGE $10; “da venport $15: wash. seen, 4440 Lacie ade. " ~ (e) | PORTIE RES Elesan ae ee ladies’ wea ake rOVES—Quick Meal; 1 hot cake plate and Merverizad ct oe % ceeeenend, __- — Se SHIFFOROBE—Like new: worth S100: for | DINING SE T4 6 larae vi sc heamtineeY tammate | 2 = NIT ay roe rage By eta sen = ian’ __1927 Arrenal. - cas Oia | [CEBOX Enameled 75 Ibs. ice, g8l2i also} _*>parel. 5554 Waterman Cabany 767 J _- ~ 4] “ant s with ati re ig EE TAGE-— White ivory, $20. Grand | | eres Coal range. Si0sA Rides - Bt tered chal edad a °* ike nex “Si25- se4 rt RE xs or yg CT a ste | Pe AN GE-—-Quiick ns arpet high oven, od trunk. sewing machine 0. POR is Beit, onl Manian puratan. 2a STORM Bl GGY- Hand-made; leather trim- each ‘ol gf soo = eretetien st. i ad CHIFFONIER— Gol ~ il é ne. | 3 re; Gomed cak; ke: nen nigshed S-room flat; reasonable. 1i0SA WN. ondition Phone Cabany 1804J IICcE 7 — a | _ Carter. = oo norning. 4251 med, rubber-tired 1818 Lam 7 ——e 2 |” R678 Fol Golden = 00k; oll painting: | also 3 rugs. 2627A Slattery. - avior !| GAS FIXNTURES— 3 =p ame _ piel — ft. 4 ft. t. $20. | sali dlaalica ' STOVES—Range and “small heater, gobvd . ~ ’ ~ in. {or} ~Taer ae a ee om - -~ are Gn te is onan wee trae — RN —_— . z “oO aaye, 4 | ardrohe . “a et ‘ ‘ "he ee - — sua : ~ | tile nee maha "Sue any. S007 Sa0T “Satiets, | CHL ‘FORO 3S —D “brary DINING-ROOM SET—Mission: “hand-painted PURNISHINGS—« ontents “of | é-room flat .¢ ; “folding bed 2327 ~ 4 ratiol wardrobe, {| | a fee inane * ORTIE "T- | eT TF scapes | STOVES Regge, and sm 2 Ty: reasonahie Sunday 2607 ‘Slatters:, | Cc Hit FORORE 8 -Davenette ‘set. ‘Vibrary ta- china. piano and sey ing machirie: cheap. Py (7a!) ler paver pial { ‘ost SSS . Tra ; , wees . J AN! ; a : y ; Large . size. heap The are ia. “wum eX Fo aie P pe : Y : _ “ te O5. : bi bareair MBit Age rey Sent 046" eraible; | Sie OE Se Sar ares. amis Frenne. a RRL. 5622.4 Bemburg per. (e) ealiv new 40% R- Oh, Post-Dispat: h. | & GAS Ra \ GE —Quick Meal: 200d “te — i lc Co... 1 14 ive st. Bases eens pee mar 2hcaL. ons oe | I ES ae ravine heron sara Tabi uck collapsible s see eee, SOON. Lindel! 5. + CHIFFOR OBE-—Golden oak and oak; with | DINING SET —Alm ont new. beautiful Amer!- rc RNITU RE—Contents 6-room flat: Oiayer- ‘82°F onditiot n $10. 1803 Lynch. ICEBOX—75 ihe capacity: good condftion; Ra i) ee i SE eS 3, ‘ail Monday only. Mav 17 RO11 Riatr ev. or vacation ape of BY aT : woud condition. o854A Commonw “idige av’. St LKY — c “ane Ww AB exch ae cheap; call in s vial ; o18. Ti or am o excelien condition; = | cy ore : a w=9 Eom a ——_ . tia 1 as i! nh 7 illite, re er. ~ “! in ng . ) p ui ‘ re As R AN iE ; ni Aj = T ; 2 7 ss 3 | — ' - on zs = ans r ; wit | a - = nigr c : | : ap: ie i 18 Li inton. i $1 | CHIFPFPONIBR—And chifforob and other DINING ROOM SET-— Wil lam and Mam Ja library tabie. lamp on4 zy a! ba: die ' $10. Linde! soda - aa. mes : “Prey pean BIR Vall age is tAD ; E- li t wate Fconie aes a — vx " ne STN Koventt — _ : : ) , ‘ ¢ - c at? *«ar > ‘ . " egg 8 tet aay . . = ‘ atage" Siliie ~~ .’ " ° La ter ved, . i“ F s@iuda re ; or oes = : abdyY carria e Wa r wer w BY : ARRIAGE E—Reed: apetient ‘condi aa TORIEee Dew — Dickson. = able, 6 ee eee sina ao “Sefeth ©) PURNITUR D ’ C- e “6 f imed USM S456 G AS RA Ni Be And ted steads. k ite hen ta . = seo ‘“mib, Arsenal et 7 ANGE ‘om bination: wardrobe: cheap. 1312 chine SRO R * {. afe rin hy ‘ —— . i T 4 I ary: > i 632! i } - r. } Air { _ : oo . ‘ : . url ¢ } roo Suite: ppt sunday iInorning: Ley es an: airs: san: call Men TE; - ’ na ‘ ; : : or hess a i arge a. ~ j resse! r ug. i be able, | er anu bassinet . 4508 ] i _Tonta st ; fea er. r ~ | & P _Fol 0) -— 1A rs. ch ° f 7 la 3646 A = ‘ . . > \ good Con: lit ion. ad - Mv fi «ia ippl, rear - 9 Si’ PERI" rE = STery 5 Ranges. first-class cone | | | RA fu | ‘ oe - a j RANGE om al . ‘heap 40 «:rove at (‘al! dition. 4) 18 Oregon be potacae Mondav (SWEEPER v acuum suction: not electr ig one §-burner open top Call W227 _Madieon, —- Am, ~* ‘ _—— ae — — —— Easton. : ' chairs and talking machine. “1614 EF.) DISTR - or - — . { ‘ , ~ iy , BARY , CARRIAGE Brow m reed: “excallent Ww ‘erie. eke . 3 : sere + ROOM BEI —An pu £o.Gae€n O8X, RN iT! RE living room set, dining fr on), Cy AS RA NGE Bea iiful 114 namele “4 X rick’s 150-lt «al lir > gel $20. Forest S738). 1468 Stewnrt | CHIFFONIEBR—And dressing ‘table: mahor- ge ee eer opt, lake car to Weat rary table, oi! paintings, floor Quick Meal: practically new: bargain. 26 &: o &T5. R844 Del mt gh iOS; 008) ee sS : a ‘ = (or | any like new. Sidney 2990M: 3024 Shen-/| trac verland Park, 4th house east on 1D. table lainp, 1! ‘rugs. 6415, Cates, Franklin. (ap = —" ~~ += x aaUe Cole's, highipven.. for coal, ous. | _ See Bee Praag SSiee 2 - ines tm & MM; , 2 be _ : , suite. sewi ogee 0 *. Centtal 98 TABLE_F% | ie. s21gA Louisi- ATH TU > UBS—i22; “Manchester. or Marshal! ~ andoah._ ‘nt indian ORD | DINING-ROOY tT. a? - - ‘URNITURE ‘ontents of 3 room, MN - GAS RANGE—Four-burner Superior: ; 2 T) 12 Baplp une, Sewing machine; | eS . ony! 10J. _}| TABLE-—Fine library table. S212A Leulsi- a . Bit a C Hil. D’ = BE SD—axs. jsisA coy a a tel iat iy 4 Ox M SET i> ae ned oak: nice large 2. rivil rentip :. cash only. condition: call Sunday. —115 ieee Pg penn , R ANGE gee enamel Py by i ical combina ana ' ic | | me ee 1 , ; , : Sice rea: i ‘ ‘mal . at . tier Ls 7 P Wz A C enn lv , *_ ‘ Y _ a> ws S a " mare a Ibe, : 3 ee CG—ahests snd pillow peeeer cai Sastr iva ets Wilte iren. aociud and meat: | seat a etl d os ension canis. 6 =tp 24 ine. Bel | pHone. Sidn 4 new: Die ass mba t make; moat | = ih wie as ne ye enner! ROUND MISSION TABLE-—30 8S. Jeffer- » | a heap GE “Ged eoaiiien, alee’ naive ‘Uhde| Bros. 31 ! ; Les CRE and sleeping, GAS RANGE e wl enamel Hros.. 3211-18-15 S$. 14¢1 7 Stu > CESSA. white: Charter Osk: | _s0n_st ane Ee . POs., 31 n Pree b like new: bakas well ail twoen | ime : os — e new. 538A Virginia. i ABL K (jood, strong library table; oak fin- : i - Capacity 1 8.: | R ANGE—‘Good coal range, also gas stove ist heap, JOM) Ann a’ t ‘ i - Ifned refrigerators. # iS. 14th st WUR? ~~Four ms an > ~ - en’ f FCS — —--~ mpl furnishe uver. cH pe capacity. special $29.0. BP: BEDROOM SUITE > two nearly new Yx | eee sll ecsieioweincinigpaminoataci eee Sere Gee loses stele deck ona.) pane Plat: cnt Rs ee eee, Se ooh st | B articles. Write for iliur- Me aoe tes. 754 Bavard. |CHINA CLOSET—Library table. Cole’s hign-| hogany gate leg table. 6 ©! om a rere ~~ Sage |-F pee aie DE OE = er chicken wire, ' 619A H . ree 9 * Terms: ‘ash with order, BEDROOM SET—4-piece; also wardrobes: ro! walemane” % bed and springs. 612%, serving table 6519 Delmar bl. an _ 8 ; 7AS RANGE—Good cédndition, {6-inch ove! lon quare diniy ! At Mat Ti (eo) es elon © : T ABI LE Round extension, 54-In., like new: : Eeone: "be iC re on oe ae dealers. 410% Lafavette. oe HO} Welismar. _ (cr; 6862 je | PURNIEUR Ee -Living ana dining reom Tur- igo sanitary couch, Cabany 457 \V ha . Senne te poe * | RANGE- Detroit Jewel; almost new. cheat nea = Jetfereot ; fe) oney Cc not - es ; Lane : ecmnins.: nemee ; T i > ot sal idl “a AEH } ° a "a ‘ niture; « 1SO te ¢ b s > aii i! ‘ elien T COon- _ b . ° . o ore Ts ‘ i §i7e8.; ‘nin ae 4 41 eral line eo" | 4 RI. 5 i. ris bar ; — Warehouse Co.. Lareem @ SBEDROOM =SETS—Beautiful dining and | “aewass ‘LOSE S. ‘Quartered uak; ben§. glass: DIN! NG-ROOM SbT-—Oak: consits o k{| dition; to dealers watte 5220 Enright. |G = we | o dining tables and Vienna ire, 7 a ly at WRIA N ma: © Deru. 48 nd on Warth. Greenvilis, & davenete sets of the latest pattern; large | - ergain. 3S. Jefferson. _ uffet, « tna closet, nice jarge table, 4 (4) 1 1 oot “ elt Bo ¥ ake. Wi ookoR ses and & 3024 Easton. J =—-Good condition : Charter Oak. 122 po _-_-—_~ — q assortment of graphophones, stoves, ranges me ‘LOCK-—-Antiaque etand;: in fine condition: leather seated cha wil} sell at low orice. | Srpintc Rk. So nines bier ek a” 3 - Oa! l'E BOX 100-Ib.: vac ate iiane G3 RS Es rT rARLE-—-Reautiful _ 54-ine " “mission oak ° aa aero ' oie end rug; cash or.liberal terms. 8S. Lasky, ‘sacrifice: bargain. Call Monday. 1011 Mar- —ve*¥_Bros.. 311- 1: 3-15 8. 14th st arial he Sgn ian Raa, epeagadeeoe 7 gy ey arnt at ab ns EE. pair portieres. eae 2 wauer, * RANGE Combination coal and gas. fine con oa are dining reom table, $20. 37374 “to ANEOUS WANTS i Franklin (62) | (i. 3 _ | CPINING ROOM SET—Golden onk table. 6 , ene? ate ealy. 2 . PRS. Post-Die- ’ GAS _R AN rk Detroit ae b ove . rug; craftsmar: er. *;} daftion: cheap. 15 N. Broadway . . — ©) , dias ~~ lll al gy . | DRi OM St ITES—- Almost. new: beautiful ‘ ‘OAL _RA NGE- 21: 30 E % Pra! rie. 3 . . . china cal inet: call Sunda’ ; rea ti : aaa periect CONGITION, $3 . po? OU 4a | neo «dente ‘ ») ohh | Biackstoire , RANGE (Jrand Superior . ‘ith hot-w, i A RLE os bs foot. ¢ PNY — o te me electrie aE . 4 ! 7 Sf a ae y dealer 2 4 ear . ot. » , . -~hear ” ‘ ‘ .-s aIrnp fher | rt! oe brown mahogany. French gray, American COAL RANGE- -Also zas } range. 4500 ¢ jollewe. P ine ‘Ra floor ant ee oe ee) oe -~ ¢ aer-s a gatas GAS RANGES—Renewed @ ‘ lee Double size: and springs ‘all eck, Shen. St tee oe f Hartford st 2 iad cmon - - t ‘ ic) * aire: 7 ‘As ( les har i .v Bora cigs grail ribe Pe Th “Tw ' and 2. TH) Miehis RAN( E l on ondition : cl ' 2 low — ; ee eee ; j ; 4 ; i } other standard n a! _. o Al On aT i” “y i: . ‘ : 1 tres 215: single hed complete, S\%5: ome ee eee M ladier#” cloth’: a I ; : ; af ainut: eregant dink: suite % } liv nln to ¢. ; : : i ng st ». Handsome lv- . d_ floor ; . a: rug 8, sto. Ss. A room furniture, library table, fine player COAL R ANGE Charter _ Oak ; lke new; DINING ROOM eT ITE- Beautiful 10-piece : at} 24 am i? on *) : 8 Shipping Co., Delis q no; beautiful lamps, good phonograph, ‘heap. Salva M. ‘Donald, NOS a solid mahogany: finest Grand Ranids make he a ee ed ait se “gee: eS we er all and ecnnected. $i2 uD. re ers. S22 a oa act os from ' ae ‘A tee $f. —————— . 73 bed. handsome TUES, splendid bar- ( OAL R A NGE Quick ; Mea}: morris “i 9 with imported damask covered cha ire: Ki inet. aK? ; =e 2 iin . -e wae rah v e* on | ool } . | : ‘ . 8519 ind: ; : mr re staurant + ga ith - ma erees BB; inal 7 =. Wwtd. . Box K-86, Poat- I). s- : x ° abana» Size { ‘abanne. f4) S226 A { ‘aliforn: hes 3\~e abethan cree? st — sacrifice if sold at PTPRN TUE t. : : . : - FAS RANGE (Quik Ka Niles l. ia} Aart rette. Las at " my e: : Kitene? ID oard phn 20 Frank] Me ’ .. “inca Oo. ens, Bras : LE ‘2 root) brow i fuged “oak. ible, AN‘ nee and } tree. .. 4 ! : he Ci - ms? ; ice roarquetr t , a . ae . wet Sint seal “ . 2 | . | ) EDSTEA DS —Two, enameled, double, with C JOA lo ANGE- 1 e® range and hall tree. abe ; 212 Wal to! oe FE. siiiiet s : lor abs es: als :. 9 ta ene ‘ i ‘ } alte er ; Le \ c - ain — . F ANGE _‘“ - - hen . ; lemed tcl condition: alse fern ne 12 feet and one 4 fee. ‘ springs and niattresses: two center tables. Call pliween 9 and 11 a. m., 4039 Easton. DINING-ROv sar SET-—W ot and Marv; room furniture. American Sto axe Co , |; ae 1. nee; leavin ity. 3, Sobel, | 4) tee ‘ Ae Terry; and dresser: a! 35 ag ow. Water once ine condition, ts | SONS eee a oer ae , sivie: consats fj large buffet . 1 lar Re Lawtor ee. Saan } Mon lay ph Phen go -atons'm , ea Ld. ™) yards ‘nit t ; ler ore —_ - wanrtvah $20; ' mS (ne large dining room extension ta- yt PR ANGE Blue enanieled, eS ners ‘ ; ai ABINEK) "612 «California. j - ' ino U , rf regon b! auarter-sa wed gol: don oak: $50, ant | RANGES bination, Quick Meal ue} ove sideboard, quarter-sawel golden oak nae ' EB T dell RB. ; rockers, ironing board. 1404 Temple pl. ‘t¢)| COAL RA NGES—One lot, $5 and up; Gruber | extenelon tae! § leath SPRING—Smith-Davis; full size: dou-} Mercantile Co., 17th and Panin. (c) Prenazen tans and 6 leather-seated chairs; FU R SA, URE—Tw fidren’s whit. | | : : bE. since Almost new: "hi | at low ovprice. tat y 2 ; 2 , aa f. ra a ee uitable for restauratt or boarding: house: | kK “‘HE SINE’ ‘ ak with flour s(ft ne hai! ‘ * incl y +] iT} reasonable, DAVIS A ~ Magnolia. "oe ve oc ‘ op Se) bar rah ‘Ze aeeeh Pr} nite m s "ALE? conn : »} - 8945 ‘ e" land a’ oa 1) -* Ke. y* ase nt ete the rURNITI tc ia a Poth 0 he gh ce lla ay My Sun OTA Himrnoires eee of a a ~y Rosy” vena ato a mut: Nery fine: 982 we nih se also Ga, “ ib oy ah Ks ei. wih 5 mah. 902¢ Dickson, upstairs. ‘GOAL RANGE- Blue enamel; in good order. ity. See Monday at ee ~ $2000; ine tud s latest,electric appliances, |-— -— acca ae ~~ , KITCHEN CARINE T—Hoosier; closed ie:; Stove. S50 Vernon | ——- ) By Chestnut, Conial B ‘BED 5a ; eg ‘ : ede, tables, bureaus, ch “hookcases, , GANS KANGE—IMning room table, linoleum £iS 3780 Arkansas VO aL , r, EE -Reund oak din ira table. nig. e piate any meta) ar y hep Upright guarter- Sa‘ wed oak fo| ding ‘bed hes . . ‘ . Bro aan ay. ’ = i nar _—-- . . ‘ . . ; » “yt ewrite: ae curt ains Qui: k : z ). ‘ mibination cas ana co in go ~ . A , leaner. hoot! rack . bots Prem! or 5 m- % i I ‘ at?,. ’ ai ° ‘ “a; ’ ‘ .¥ . , “ ; . 2 e P . i ‘ ati . , im} , (oo. ae Clean: no dealers. 226 Hebert st. tA NGE--New ante tion ‘burner, with DINING ROOM SUITE—Hancsome Jacobea. sks, | etc. 50 rview, Webster ef reasonable; no deaie; nton 778 he ALBIN TT -Sagipie, cheap. In; condition, Call in foreneon. 221: 24 ‘St. Lor 18 writer. Call after 9 a 3 Cati- S Wid. ivory pay 2004 _ BED--Q Quarter sawed oak with springs. $15 and oven. 4246 Rei Br Ki ee he vie es: large pastes and tabie: beau veg. i tei (; AS R ANGE Quicl * - > “a : "ac WRAY : ry) a. ” ‘ : ‘282i — = N. Sa ‘ ath whi fial living room with rug and * lam ste an ar ner i EP : 7 - pony nee > wings ITCHEN TABLE Large = 4 =-. mune | RANGE TT eal comb ti — : wut. Matin 2824. | 3 ee rah, oe ah COAL tA NGE 4 hite enameled: with white 9 Po letnng guites, edar = Be . wr et i RNITURE ite) Se ry ot high ice Dox. ej.je }j 2 . , } f Poi LDN , ; AI regmit Arg. _ ; 5 we must RA? r i ick Mea wane lia Lon, 4 burhers " , Were large size Wi td. —O YT n @ BESS. vernis Martin: Never-Saz sj prings. enameled nine. 4087 Nebraska used a short time; will sg: ifics aah adaee’ grade, only used short time, just lik i lay yard: gas ir , 4 Cleane be 46; ipstairs, S838 Olive. SSen table for boarding house le . r standard shape 4.—One oe ye rte 4 felt mattresses: bargain. 2618 Franklin. COAL RA NGE- Good. $12: gas fron. gas fix- land av. ime; will sacrifice, 4201 Mary good opportunity * f ‘oung couple to gre 3647 Rotanica! fay | KDPOCHE \BIN4ST—-White enameled top: | oe mis University Hotel Lae: . e* BE oad - : an AS a al a + er * — ‘ ie ‘ ‘ i, 5 — " 8 Aret aen cae? ; fion mT > ob " R VG 8 \ oore’s ‘ rh tor - : c acheap. 2000A Barrett: Wee Sigaynene! walnut and springs. S409) _ tures. “4215 lows. _.-- —---.- , DINING ROOM SET—Golonial mahogany. , Neh rash as ut at half “price. | 81°04 GAS AND COOKING STOVE—Kitehpn cat condition. 4087 _Nebraske Ras me fvore’x combination, water frovt: GPRIGHT PIANO Cabluel grand wpelent Ad book case | (typemalter ) fu ie 290 eas f da enport. Ba " rior set. 1529 5. h “7 C OAL It ANG ; ‘combination az and coal tique mahogany chest of A aw ars. ow, VEETe eee yy A takers . inn s&s if; AS R ANGE— Quleck Meal, ”»" jee boxes rar} RANGE : ite het oy 7 : ' Ca®any ™ -books, a 7 typew: t. ay ak ah by mati : - ~ Ps ee: 10 é 7 ; *; i my gE * ire hookcase eideho rlaas ynhboal Ty, a EB iim, Crm , ty. 354 ars © ; Post- Dispate h. ; 3 SDROOM SET- Gak, “and ice box. 4037/ range. Apply 2209 N. 9th Monday, no} Kein Victrola and records; no d wiers. 3 tat rack. ice box ‘all Me! r Tuesday, ¢# wo gene Aga “gant Bg rig: Hor, pala renee \ Nore yst ‘all S@endar between 1 at a ; [FE R--Roval « wy ‘s — he |= ed Lindell 184) dealers, | Kingsbury pi. ‘i Ray Rema tat ih 4 fda: I i lque ro ker. 4 chairs. 2o25 4. st “HR PHOS Ao ' ‘ en el = ‘ , > Be , alarer in per- ¥ aga 4ines. -—_ ‘Vit ; * . TT Su _ anes gr ee > rher? 6 Avllortiia # . emweivennnenesns ; gl t 1G ‘ : . ) . se | co ~ | ric 2s “a R axines 5 — Double, oak, ay new, - cheap. — 3412; ‘ ‘OPPER KETTLE—25-gal.: also gas stove. DRESSER—Antique, good condition, $10 EURNITURE. ee noel WAS RANE Qui Meal: geod order deli’ 2 Wile RANGE--Blu combina tior ¢ Maition rgain . P-61, P.-D, “We Pere oe x wy (“) : i ‘inneba go. ; . ”, ‘ ‘all after 12 0 ‘cloc} K. 4150 Connecticut. mahogany poster bed. cheirs, chest draw- cos & _ me f ” eg AJ SACT: ered and connected: $1. 1617 §. Jeffer ' > -\ BR . ae ~ velit Ph $190; will se! rants Premier 329 t le to 99. oF 4 oe ~ mee — ‘ oe ak r Tt ers, secretary loun ze, * locks 8400 Abner iso Nand-painted Ci ' jes, ran : m ih. mer) aim .” ie 70 ‘ . oe de mar eC an liv . "4 GA Wash! tan An . = D—I 3427 8. C ~, oO MBINA‘! LON kK ANGE White doors: line nm ' " UP one cdg _ dry outfit, complete: wil 1] hole o "rT ences 7 : - : ; ing ¥ aa is ae a ton fea. and springs, $9. 3427 8. Comp new: good baker: 375. 18417 8. Jeffaran "| vl. Sunday. or write for abpointment. no dealers. 1215 Montclal: e age er: nattrer gOS eg rw pee rine KITCHEN TABLE rot 4 "her: RANGES ~Deétroil > secon an w botivrs 4 & ee ee y fr > oe FY r % R LINING ROOM [7 Gi 5 > mo ari. er-Fawed ee: ’ A “ Pe ed % 5 let : it . nA tress, su rnitary lounge pad, . . manne : i? ; . - Sep—v. ; ——~ | GOMBINATION RANG E—Bed, complete: re . ea wed « Cabany 3758M. ec) “pe ts r ae” ry a = ne Box H-208, P.-D.') [ ng Vernis Martin, and spring. 192%} Sem- OM BIN AT coaniune Soska j. compl 5149.4 bed. spring: .d mattress, Mbrary table, | fioepeipURE Aino 7 os a chine. lawn swing. 2 onxs ee ST ARIRFY Onion = dealers, 2T2NA Ail | | | id's roller chair; must be . = ee ae Page. Daf ake le via * Home sewing tnachine at ‘andsone living Foo! at tadomene —— a ition. | wash wringer. rolle in good ‘cot ANGE wk’ cast tron * ine cot al Bo. x Euctid. 24“floor south PD Kentucky; Grand 3844. Ge BED-—Murphy in-a-door bed, almost new: | ose eet he” Now ’ oak 6 MIZA-Brade | “Quick Meal gae range; ‘suites’ elegat javer-piano. libtary % AS RANGES. -Ndwhe ‘ou Lu) ition. Call before 1 ~at ‘all between 8 and 12 Sunda ‘ Ta “pe = ia nanan anaanen aad ab. smeintem bene te 2 Will sell cheap, OF Se nn fail to ” e nges. | ) ' t. ‘ o ! eo new. ya rgain. as 8 has t yn. = nes mattresses abie aits. ‘ : ay te 7 vat ah : rt i ' 7 : } aka j i 7 “he . }? ‘ 7 } ida. . t4, Pans Z as) t ’ . : " " i : g oY ? ’ “ y | + 4 . . ' sted : a " a Ti jition: . : ie See. ,e% r AN Gs = . _ ' 7 h . ~—— Ee a , Roval nel) ; ba ys boat -Trte -I'wo revolving. ‘Phone me Re 1 1065. a p—Wiite ename!}, with spring: good con- COMBIN ATION DESK- One fine; las: R ~¥- a : ytd. ——Call Grand 26803, ) ; = Gition. 5952 Garfield a front; just the thing for home, library J ESSE sR : Beautiful, la rege dresser, $10. £ pag ee carne se tag et T- 3. tanges like tl tisfv om: ule sr] . 2 x ex @ chest.| oF office; big bargain. Grube: Mercantile mane ef ators, hot-plate, 8 ‘orm CON | peopl Several water ueaters; eral sual in@e and yet! © match; musi inatior eee: in connote electric ceiling -wood- biace ; ; 451 Vernt Martin, rockers; ice ‘ 1eS8T, ‘, 7) 7 - pin te Din STP ~ An " : vere; ; , . range, seliing out { coun leath Li ‘ra : ="): : a 4 .* or , { ‘ ct} te a ma ‘hn Rana Por 220 volte Box R- 220, ee » Newberry terrac ci”. 17 th. en ( r a eos in 8 Od)4 N M my hair: Bi. 1 oak: we. ° andeven ha - ' i ; 7) i3 ; Firos 3917.92.73 - *) ' oso . c ‘= eek ag nears war We - -- -- as : : > , ‘ }4 *T) nee = : . ae t : tp : . a “" 11 ti¢ ‘ one Rewer ic ane $Fp_.\ ernis martin —- * ° hea\ vy oak! t OMIMIN vG T iON RANGE - ‘B) be at eel: i Riese agro a ay. : —F aes: * ee : ~ (7ANS “iy ara And et i) “ } eno] | rte 4S rd! irror-ad ' PANGE—Combina Vtd. -Brow ‘ickear. co) ‘ae screen doors. Forest 8494 most new: also dining table. - BOR Gustine, DRESSEK —Bird’s-eye, and 2 ki chairs at m pe tt “3 KER iy gy * } GAS STOVE lus lainel: If ne i used OO days a; ~~ rown wie er. ov 7 . me CoNesaAe ~ oP eee rege ” ( N en ANG E _B ve eI ame! ‘ to match, $20). 2541 Sen np: e. /. rease! and : nie - ’ r p.aie GiOr- «x i!] ae)’ € . 7 7 ‘ es IY bh *JiieN ' it ~{ rh D! ete, tab! eP ana ~ le fara : y 2127R a sEn—W alnut; full size; a condition. c SOMBINA TIO » oe ann a . ' DRESSER. icitehen cabine } “s. wate: Were Mess! . me eid. ty viii Sige aad ' —_e S. ferso EATER Wt4.-G val, Fi Call between 10 and 4 today. I7U0S8A brand new; sample; $115. ‘1202 S. Broac- -ESSE RF. Mahogany, chifforobe. brass b-d al 1 after 10 | .. Terry ay “or- GAM STOVE—Jewel: reas oe. ony * pas 6} ‘Ws bre > gel floor | = ‘ NGk--Bri : 4 a. (489g OP Coal, > Bacon . way. 6 ($4 | complete, sideboard, cheap. 80254 Min- eat 027 niata et pe . ot a: Pos water heater. sideboar : mre Forest 1649. a : rink veri Bud yee 2 ee ' ANE - . , 2 ’ robe. me t(oampnro! ' es sn Lhuntiew. alertric i ‘ }tedh ‘ . Apps Mon ia ooo ° ae Ne OE ad, POF hes nesota . ; stata Aamniti a ee ED—Vernis tmartin. with eagiess springs | COMBINATION RANGE--Majestic: good as Cae ne ay : CRNITURE— Fis 01d awn Wi GAS STOVE -One Buck like : isl, oF VS Aa te gg con ¥ and 45- Ib. fels mattress 30. Roc kore, Te new: for restaurant or boserding house : DRESSHER-~Washstand: old atyle: couch. si hon a. Lt “fice if sold : ce: beats yet ghd p Pe “ee .: | ' > Pur re Ge tie “ar sae etal I : Post Dis‘) Bf - trigerator, etc. S015A_ Magnolia a. this range originelly SF ube 0; will sell gas fixtures; bargain. 138% Arlington tiful alx-piece American walnu emi! Gin BROCE os page eo peng — . ee » € HAIR hye, 4 ...43iV@ ome : Bt —— ; ae » | 3 € Su au aon cription. Box r- Le 3 ont 4 eT ae sa, dome. 7 oo C -4 Lith and Papin. — — fe) DRES SSER—And bed ivery . beautiful cane ported "| nsive rad a living-1 mutt | - ; e —- a : ~ . wart | or —_ . gee ; on TIISE ‘6r10 Genigne satiate sain ond ess: eat me: 244 C6 n- ~- ee - ee ‘ oo Sw SU ‘ ri _— aay as we et ; m7 . ; oy “es y spo ; rev ivory . ’ ok ty, \ ae my 2 deliers. rolltop. Geek. on 5819 Cote Firiiliante. © ( ONT TENTS of 5 rooms, also player-piano. and mahogany 4-piece living room. set; » 9812 rugs floor lamp phonograph l2ie . oie otha | — ata ee es vie e cijver. e 730 N Newest , Gr nat ; en ttn ng td. About 60 at t. a ED_\ermia 7 a T ; ——~~* let. Call Sunday, 4219 Clarence. A nt inet anit '¢ ; aaa $282 tle, sewing machine: Walton «\ Z te — a; moe eat . SRO tes cK ' late ARDROBRE And kiteher upbuard chee. & 4 rand 244W (c) . = . is martin; full size; complete; pry poe ae a >. must se]! today 82 McPherson, ‘ hURE aot cpicae’ ane ae po nomyagy geome = iz vick Meal, in ° urde L.! i’ {i--Geod as new, . | R: Weh if is | Monday 41254 St, Yu , rn ent s new cotton mattress; bargain. S328 Eas. COOK STOVE- -Buck’s, “hot- -water bax x, $10: ye - ah a & RN ‘URL--Leay ibe ity Monday; will ; nett ’ , Pn 9 ( Grand 27497 he irds h -gradv inta! tnelen teed shor’ — ier = a £05 Wood or nivel. 4- door, : on small beater and other furniture; cail after eo RIC F 4) he And OCOrientai ;ugs:; cheap. se}]} fumed oak library table and phone |. -'!® revin : sein - hel -{ “ ' YARDROBEF Large walnut: eood ron Ntten -157. Post - Dispatch, _ ae . = BED Some nee 2 - enn area : Sunday. bs On lov a. ; eDster S387 stand, sipall rug walnut piano and floor : : \ yet ant ifiy, : — LeEAT ame neal r°%o0d as new: } - —_—-- ah = : wal» 712 Nort} rel lDeimar Rea ‘ - nanan thatthe ES AND SPRINGS—Oak sideboard, wai- -—~-— —_ ———— - | ter esreraie 68Ue? A es omen = 1 iD: ‘acticall ri eu ' dry WAe “4ae-7 “Siapred , setae , ; le. Tonita hl af 1e3> ctr: . . mamel ‘ ‘ Wor 2-caliber Savage ri em . Dut Erosner and washstand, with tuirror. COT--New, folding; also curtain stretchers; ELECTRIC W ASHING MACHINE-—Wayne: | ‘slectric washer, type ace eae Roam! : > > \ a che ae Se ashing ton ‘eanneviy is plane and ol paintings call Sunda Oo! pM ot 3 prive rs os . . et - * ‘ ndition; no use, BLECTRI« CARPET SWE S S--- Franz- — oe" Pennsylvania. Py ae peer yr YARDRUE ire is COUCH —-San! tary: best co EP by Franz E U RNY fURE—You can find anything GAS STOVE—And_ child’ MY ‘7 val hr ban oto St : r — 77Re . 4 : a to bhaatl . . v . THR CRY [ ARIE Early > ig isds Ron dad hEFRIt SRATOR pepe oan e si - prea “fO1 N. (erand t¢ a — eee ED-. Teaving town: brass bed. desk, “Chg: 4 r ~ a , Prepiler ; ; lmar i td.- -U sed, or rotary steht ae oak ddsk, gas range. pictures, bric-a-brav, for same. »;_ $4. 454 evars ~-- aH hg on2ah. Bec gut StS ate Delma it in oer store at @ great say ; reagsonabiae. 10°07 Nilami! oe ' i ary i ‘ ae bia. hare: Dives ~ ¥ 0G ii , ee | — =1O08 nyonery: ' ee ener ee - SET--Handmade bed set. dresser OU CH--I arge viack leather; $10; also) BLBC TRI ‘ASHER -Swingine wringer on ew mattresses, mors, ‘hair, cotton, | A sell at low pri evy Br ne bowie ane.* clos ic. Car | 2 . MeRee 3 ye ) = Ir. "Geublacwhast plow B ee acarfr end ourtaina: *% it] sacrifice 3034 4 i ing sonoma suite, tapestry and mahogan’ : Wertie ore a, pee 2154 Mt Keimlen. Singer BeWi ine mMmaciiiil int ’ *) hy . - 14th a* 1> 7 : “4 ; : ; . : rTiNS; ' ~~ bide PN ll iW. Salinger, 7407 ms elmar. . . ' sno SATS folsom. io? ellaton OF Del mar Ba, (Z AS S Tr \ rE a : t? > ; iD P hy ae 7% ‘ roe ‘ i ’ ite! ; . war 4480 \t as ag Sapp gern a Pg ey omen Nog OE Re avec ib: new mattress: size 21x Ep! F, : TRIC It ANGE d iso coai stoves, Par- ~ 5s eager tiem 14 . 9 : - ; ie nee we able sy en { Phila’ s or » i nel! ‘ aul: ‘kK. near Bie Ben] and Det The roads. a ‘i * j ses, sill L} l i re Trelr aT 44: gs ni? ix car } 1¢ “ aiiih — pay AE , = SD. American. = ainut librarv table tae. LIB BRialL Wtd.—Used rack® @ ... hoga: A samdition 20 T a 1 LS etc. Box K-176, Post- ff “cowed SATAW condition, 2644A Tennessec. 4%, SEE “i ’ at oe ee rage: Loe »s dent not w , oda “3% : - x : - : : a. eon n n- ‘ autiful new: manogany ny ene ey ' : DA\EN® TTE SET Good con 1i%io Feast | waneaty. old rose silk shade: cost esc. fae FURNITURE} cempl« hedroon, “ 73 ns: mah TA T. Ss. " 1” And “\ ing roo? ot nw new . rR: tr AS “Tove ‘sae WAec MIN . - 4 ‘ab linet, “golden oak, | write or phone; } wil a ur own price. Call 1247 S Vv andeventer a and Bubber Ce.. 82 ; | = gE en anos able: stdehoard. TOO lLaciede ay. le Shr in: tel) 4805, d Villiam at a : 5: Central 4260. . ee S—Vernis Martin. $12: Quick Meal was 1). \VENETID SUITI—-Bed. shring and mat: | as a e Ino som rior: good viloniy, used GAS WATI 4 re . . = ranges. white enameled doors, 819 up, kitech- 8 Che ee. cB) ; LAMP Exquisite floor lamp: Silk months: vin ety ‘a1 ne “Or 3 te Wd In ood “cond! on z en trese: must sell. 318) A eToK " br chee oe ' Monday © , ey W304, ‘Pos ’ — cabinets, $12 up: dressers. $18 up. Terms apne Gaga A . chenilie fringe: mussive mahogan: \" “s i. - 1904 “Tower Grove Sara soaks _Post-Me.__. | = ‘9 reliable people. Riley Wurniture Co... -DAVENET! i And di ning table. vow AT base; large cedar chest with copper bar 84°F eouth. ; eo. RANSITS AND LEVELS gee TRO" S. Broadway. ie) serait et. | ata bargein. 4201 Marviand av. peat TS nit sont 7 ar OEM a GO A good prices for ee eae . 2 * *BEDROOM SET Tircamsian wainut: cheap: | DAVKENETTE SUITE a HOLDING BEDS—And couch; call Sunday eaten Lb iby . hare. whole ta sant We Dag wow vit baby crib aia R ” Vinolewt lehtiv ne tlon Fink Insitrumen . ea mm deo lers ‘ ‘aba ny 127 HON ( ‘aba nv wml, S, Hroa: Awe. LY ORE = Cae ee x or Monday. 5915 5 Veat ‘ as ' pies Nae eae . _ range. iran ss ti: ifttac Pag neeRs - at : ' ' aoe a ae : - ' : ato _S « OG — . oe hy ea oh demi aa BEpRooN = S11 T--Salesn > Tre Gas range and other ‘ NEI TE -In good : : ee aig ae ee etODe;, G0OC COl-| ann. wa oe ae — ' - ‘ 4 ein Py i . | an illieniaemaan ——— is ° ana ne 7 att at I : ’ ‘ ‘>i i hes M 75 Ts . , . - het J Vath t Vi : ‘ : : P ; 4 Highest casn 2 aie . | EDROOM UtHTE China closet. “Call be-| pot. dining room set; Ro dealers. 8822“ Diate mirror; in good condition” 41364 | FURNITC ‘i —Perior dining room, i rand av. _, oe a a | | Ee an ele he ee Kolker & Sons. a, a 53 7 leaving eity, ROW Grade. io)| & enandoah av. ER Ge Rs Se Grove, ; ; reom and bedroom furniture: 0-riece Amor. ' a re ’ 4 erer « enenta | | Tex : ; oe ote te — wes — " S See ~ se . | Beecen a? for 8’ £ & ai a soe ee ic Ww Imt AInNin Cali ] w-) | | ’ re ; ey . es , : 2 ei ‘ ’ ‘ rt } ! w srar ijie "05 ' y re : at? : - a - D oe SUITH--Adam period: Yeautiful | DAVENETTE ” aiolden oak: Bpanleh idather | FURNITI RE—34°2 Osage st joan Sailnet Abin room melts Leh Martin bede. stair carpet: ely bi : 138 Granville. | Soy Gait sou hare seed our TH | _Post-Di Schecmeahne |: a tA Stet A eames ns vi Pat oe , P na oe rat AG fre eoM 3 J-plece, and other fur rad ‘goral rhs a an: 3 ; Y Winer 2° | ja et gag oak; Ifke new: $8150. a | Rg See aa | FT PURNITU RE- WK41 _Rotanica al ay. i leaving conse table, | mi all teet} seat chairs. | seas , RUNNER Avrenines % aad $200; mahogany suite, $175. 3844 Del. [°° ©: .r>Te “black leather; FURN RNITUR RE— 4620 Iahadie ay. ivory hedraeom ite 4d2-jvwh |! HALL RUNNER~— New ry tabie, leather LIVI Nts BM oe ya Te: > A ae R ATOR mae Oe _ fey “deeeriotion, fame prices & EES a ee Sea 9 LETTE Mighoeany éaxtar K eather: FCARNITURE—cContents of flat: aimost new sser. $-drewer chifforette, ful! mize ) couch, folding | spri day ck | ne reer : Ve. Md oni “i , iva w Copper ¢ P-2%4 = Post-Dispatcs ROOM SUITE—Fiegant new Queen Anne does Pr oN eter ) 5iSO Minerva ay | soqabe Eps “aaa 7 ie : a Seeioen oe ee wal 7 1892 ~ Grand (¢ sal 0 - a SS ida ee a ! rewk ¢ at pr d ; patent stoppers ee ali &ings or tools avd | S vbulte ; aren hn: Re very “eos Ni Tr: ~ Aino nas range, rm fr comey PURNITURE— Beds, wardrobe. cupboard. 1 sth Lis . , bP > - af’ s 2 ay rat at 2 ake: handsome lis DA \ rx os a , en a AT) , ° ig rator : an ag = 0 ; ’ As » «< pm ' oq 1- i ; , 2¢* | A ; ~ “vite. itiive sin = ret et, ( a.) or wend ey an) x ing Toom aei® Pas: capent ry pant ; ir ine , mm*a nak hrary get. arze yi it r at 19 4 bier val ae : : tok Mledéis s rand fs : be . = . , ; ed ’ 5 We 4 rick Al wv ‘ , a” Direa e ' . oe vA were rOus aN range. & 18.8 a ‘ P ceca: ‘ ny g* ; eiuene ne mare 8 = ee bine MOM “Marsh hal ie (9A NV} NEV T “KIS. Macwe vss are ee as ; ‘4 4 ae ORT A» A te dy pay < ueh I, wide ates : ; | , i ‘ pay ett “or od@™ ots ©’ eh rd. 3072 BEnrigzgb 1 Bterial in irom and steel ig ' fetiges ; ud Cueatnut sis.

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PAY 16, 1920. es 1200 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. AUTOM et CI AINE AUTOMOBILES—?! eo eed ows T1CK—New top an ore. See St BUICK— Light 6. WT SUNDAY. POST-DISPATCA. AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES ‘ie ROP OOP PRL PL LI TOURING CARS _ 4920 MODEL: Sees $ DE NEW. tts MODEL DODGE : JUST DEL INERED PROM AUTOMOBILES __TOURING CARS __ 1918 @: takes place ey new: “paint “and mechan} val AUTOMOBILES WTOURING SARS couring: first-class con- | F i Jed excellent condi- | ___ AUTOMOBILES | Tou RING CA RS rORDS—20 tourings, AUTOMOBILES _ eee RS LPL OPIOID TRL oo ag —Cheep: a must sell because too small. yy - Gra: ti’ aR -Touring ; seer. refinished; | — ic ff : n TRUCKS —Exceltlent con BALANCE 12 MONTHS, IF W giv RE RW ILSQN MOTOR. CAR CO. ee 6g aap ee oe NG he A NRE aoe express body. 1918; Aree 1918, i arou ‘Olive Bs ee sale: ‘deliv ery truck; 1000 Ibs. : excellent mechanieaiel ae cood 3 eee orde r Jakes Buick AY uto Co. ‘ Wig: Rood « condi! ion: OAR L ight touring. weed | ; "4200 W a shineton. “— TOU NG aa — MODEL: JCST | FORD rouring ;: grocer or other light hauling; pone terms. See MR. ARH ( ‘ONDITIC IN: Pal sheai. 6)! Aaeeie achat) diner Rateishn 1 ‘Mo’ r Di OLDS a3 eto 5- passenger: touring: cominhavals eet NE AOU LE MA A LOADED LORE A ADDIE IAI —_— r roiasion and ignition - “ay ste; i a. Vasto : for ervice Yr Were, SON MOTOR “hee OL ete E or ee ey is an Pg . Smith Gil and ou) 8. ; eee A tt EE eT GORHIs— ; ae | Ta pore Hammett. Forest 7258. (ce?) rerms. 3027 Lacust st. Auto Sry truck, 4- cylinder: er: $75, Same appearance —_W e > har e le touring value from $400 up ‘ priced from £100 to $1000, oy and ‘rimming ren SCR [p Ps- Be Ty Ti this is a guaranteed job ‘and woos Motor Car Co., ‘Hammett. Forest (238. teh) ae eae cnet. ih fine Fanning shane, : first: cla ss; 6 new tires: -at 550 | I ORD— Touring: Ls X—5-passenger : Interst ate th e- DABS neer $*. ~ mountable rims: hear STEA BINS, $750 Phone Webster 8, RPG Le. Ww aehineton. FORD—T ouring car. ; Se ed cash, "384 A “Mane hester._ ‘Rood ‘buy at aoe. PORB Tenrien c 7 “Mod: . begs tourin g po rae v cash, terins or trade. eed best tof ‘couition: 2 $423. WILSON MOTOR CAR absorbers: pty rae 2 bearing car: pectent t; bargain for ~ ell S| FOr US S = D CARS For Good Used Cars and Truclzs “1204 Cc houteau. ic) first- class ile | Pag * ane Ww ashi Touring car y ome rng g Re : gt. aca ri aa car and apen ister, Pp RE Sa iC} “guctect ‘condition ; cheap; good con- vate ‘tsaptien: also : | ov ERL. A ND. elit: eee running con SOUTHERN MOTOR CO. | 13th and Locust ‘LAND ~o-Dassenger ba ee) angie SO ; 26 Pennevivania @ Bigic Sew paint; 72 TRUCKS ae mt uiaieh aati ae r PRISCOR—M ode! + “4. CK—Almost new; 411‘. N. Sarah. “ial “Bic-ton; Just — 33 GRisco- Movei 4-34, | miles; front and ba LAC—i19)0; all Pate. i East - St. Louis. GHANDLER—Cheap 4 CtANt — sLER— Deagendorf, after 4 p. m.. like new: bargain: terme. SRer —A barge Singer hive’ by fre ate dont: ow ner he ertace oi cali on Dar Water office, or phen CFiEV ROLET-~ “Babs bajance mont bis Jl 1262, Central 5227 CHEV ROLE T- Lat en tery. starter paint like new so good mechs good body; very suit- ae Laclede av. (@) aa, ro: panel bodies; cheap. F 3442 _Lindell, rear. > es “1 h-ton Enterprise (lean- = FORD —1v17 touring | .] spate h. a en sorbers ; good rubber. as _ Ford ‘ —— capacity: first-class ime- ITi® Truck Co., Service Truck Dis- ee 108 Lasieie at ome OAL ND Coe €: ’ you have to “te to get a bargain in o a 2 -- Mm. Sanne ‘used Ford truck or a new one and get im- : 3 OAKLAND 6- Al con mediate delivery ts to go to Riefling’s. A & MeDonak ae complete line of bodies for the half-ton @r . OLPSMORILE S—Perf chassi*; liberal ye u 4 . + terms; will "trade, ‘ire. If we can't fin your wants there is no ¥ _ [xP : * a OLDSMOBLLE s “ _ tN. Main. (c62) . = than 6000 miles; call isa) Hamiiton., “For Gtod Used Br RD Ouring ca car, 1915; am + Scuctng car; ic) | FORD——Model 1917, demountable ens NOLSA Michigan av. OVE Ri. AN Ds Tourine Bantle fining is TL Dr: ‘BAKER “Care and Trucks SVERLARD 3 i — O25. King’s wane { rit “1900 we ashington,_ . Gray & pas av. with winter top. ar “ee? AX 5 RLA ND—Bie four. OVERLAND “90 -Late Ford to make ¢ truck. SEE . 3 PAIGE heap; rua ky. _— i- on he — : . ‘ »aATCh obit SOUTHERN MOTOR CO. | Par ion, need, cond ; Empire $195; Fords, Chev- | b aN terms. MM. Stahl, 5502 Locust Olive 6745 ‘ any 4924. ——— Pri Ll. [LUM A Nu “1916 “mod - = tric light anc starve ; looks and runs like . j ce) inc luding dash ight. ov! jo oRLA — Touring FORD—Tourin . Tis model; PORD—Tourng reton. ORE Pag OV ERLAN D+*4-cvlinder touring, Fearing car manel running order and _ , 1900_ W ashington. MA xw TEI SF 5-passenger - gga license. FORD— 1015 jmodel_to bewts rot nos lock. tae Olive st. (ez) | all around: good 295A ‘ U-passenger touring has been rebuilt in our. ow n ahene: $400 cash. 1900 Ww ashington. "Morrie 214-16 NOS M AXW ‘EL, 1 Tour _# Raoree: late 1a model: M AXW ELL Tinie soil ‘touring; — ——-—- sae eeu | £400. Se ae ince! —————— BANON 6 good ” e@ Gewinner, M oalifornia . SAXON 6— 1918, Conti . erating condition, be brand-new non- skid t! 5 been ured: will Gee power and sneer t | : new: cost owner $150 } ’ neew the cash, will a =— Delmar. acc | SAXON 61018; Contin Screen \! erating condition, be i 4 brand-new nonskid ti . = been used; will det power and apeed: thi: amas 4 . = Demons FavOr ¥ ft new: eost owner $154 “A need the cash; will se ee eee A ivimar bi | 7 E ee a nn ee ane odgeScreenReduilt B Psyey erEswice TRUCK We fear chassis y RUC K lock and tire rack; ‘To like we: first-cinee hy 3308 peremer, balance in year. “Sree: class 2 ~ meg ~TI DEHAKER— Chea] aT DEBAKER é ‘Ex Wy poage Pane: Rebuilt Li : :- i Se ii 7 ee =, going out A ‘business Louis Electrical Co.. “first $2. nL as , “with demountable rims and extra | , Jakes Bute k coed Co.. Ni. Ring's = highway. in fine Se ie =. on Whi express truck: 1] ] ‘ , ‘ or ihiy. equipped: | ne pa WILLYS-KNIGHT 1 Crt. b z \ | iaSS KS 7 a ve ensh or termr. Ved dns OA 4 . = et re a WILLYS-KNIGHT—19 to well This car is f al condition Box R AU TOMOBILL ik Pring away 1451 ‘ ‘houte —==_—_a + T Gillh | ._ = TOU RI RING r ARS . . ‘os | ate- il a ih [a any prices; inves ie) ' C C @ # £MR. USED CAR Bt ‘Motor Car Co. |i, Be marr assis wat epenealin’ od es, 84 sf or best oftepatacen | it. fh 5 bodies ‘fit any neers Auto Body can be arranged 3107-3111 Loeust St. 8 Bomont 1241 Central 7615 in good condition: | , ortte: (cl) or any en after a 30 0. cong Win wary attachment - Bagogy Motor Car Co., 62 operates like brand- -new: IF YOU can assure nt riotes Y wit] sell yor @ral!l tnittal payment ker eixes, Overlar let fours. Super six, & ate Sport toadater: tearne. Marmon, Ch AS brand-new; beautiful stundard Brewster = Oakiand: $50 or more truck, 1916: coupe. i918: m : , dition: will sacrifice for duic Liue- black fin ul tires same as new, wonderfully ‘low price: Wn model; starter, eek absorbers. 7 St Sa ; conmete condition, : a ly Farrell, 3628 W. . oo Garage in St Louis. eae nasties 12 _..__™ ; good condition. 4385 + — cash raymernt, = OLDSMO! iS? oe vy wR RT; Tout oars electric pritie demount- * excetiont er tobe: West Florissant AY to aeppreciats value. . Pouring. Rit poste _ good top ide mits, firs iy ( ORD Ti Ri¢ v pao cr demons wheels in first-class condition OV E ERLAND—A0i07 T ight b- passenger, y no signs of wear. | $5000 and has been driven; _ FORD TRI a 7 MONTHLY PAYME NTS oy HiT; a oe 10; B10 down; fine | go after n post n. repainted a and plate glass windows LAX W ELL ‘Rood ise. and Bev eral gy This Bed: sold for ‘At Reasonabie LL WVASUUGYs WE [NTON ea ivi7 nd- 8 1920 cousine car: sat © it | ; "aiB4 - ~~ | . , or ° ,. . a HUDSON-FRAMPTON _car | a ern ' -K NIGH T—Touring SAN ~ OVERLAND TOURIN —Tourins car: Aged or summer ect 1 at (c8) Light touri “ere dainpaatinte and de- “i i |! 4 Fe 1 ye ! arn ’ or: ende 4 aed onty 3 months : : Miles: equipped with a Tmotormeter and oxte | j bi , a9 2 : ave 2 ri Used ruc S * + gacrifies. — ¢ ‘all, Fore : VY i | y i pe rices » LLYvd | = EXCEPTIONA 3 a Stearne- Krnieht. 7% ae condition: ae by ye C1 erland &-4 road a Ton F ed era! | tf A TE eB | | Sasa T- 33 21 N. Broadway. eo car, at your own pric e: “food ; sen ; =e, Gene good GRANT é— Touring: fine condition ; | cash payments, belanes: in. 8 or 10 monthe, Overland &85x4 tourtr Produce body. | ° ‘4 ‘gy XX Counts =e S Oresons rear. iit DSON-FPAMPTON ; demountable rite: cal WILL ¥i Ss KNIT r- —Tourtng: “just ‘overhauled - old paint all burned off; HAYNES © AR “ins: Pane TWIN O27 } . & popular model. Verand 8&5 touring 2.Ton Mogul Pro- : very cheap.) owns duce body. Me cme igton 4-cy!. tow in fine condition: good you haree to feel i running; can be bought for what you would | pay for an ordinary Gibson Automobil: will sell or - trade tor Ford RA® Washington, UL. AY \YNE g— Abestutely iN’ ERNATIONAL > " ——. gn | PACK. K ARD 7 gas a laundry ‘or. ri cleaner: teed same as new: *4 P MGESF. panama auto, lowa Moon 6-40 7-paas. 2-Ton Doris Exe) ie Be acto are DT ring. oi: —~ oat covers end dition: will sidhenae tor lighter car. {c)}| aston HAYNES TOU "RING overhauled rn ad repainted; PAIGE- -Touring car. Pon _ $575. $218 Portis. Grand | * 2 ee | - press. J re ae eee mee Univereal Ford queer | time i eed or evenings electric light and “r 1918 sooeinae: —— cars; Sales one low cost of upkeep; priced right an io MOTOR CAM CO.. 2021 Locust, ead this ie one of the pret- apenger ears in Rt. uring ; at fully equipped, with ‘call before 8 9. m. Sun- before 1 o' clock cage (c P AIGE EET ee ee above trucks have 91g. i918. Iie, : Fg pt appearance: easy ary coach and mechanical condition: :; plate 0 wit in rear cur- in good condition. | PE sERLESS—8- —8-cvlinder anted It; at tween f: 30 and venir: uo dealers w —— —— ; good condition; a , : atin painted and are in excel- rence x, dura bili 5 | oe our regular prices of 4 in ; exceptionatly low | will demonstrate. | 1. ‘{UTomMonIT. E- Hite be sold for labor nil, with eat and _— | MOON—Touring — 4 ” Our R | 4 CHAN Denby. bs Are Ci Maxwell. | a the . 3 And — CHA) QUA To This We Add ' : ' overhauled and coudition ready for : : orR s ; T ‘ 7 : 4 T " A immediate delivery. Terms H Bee PO or trade for Ford. fate meer She Mes electric. 7 A , Tr PI “1817 modei: mew dong meee PIERCE*ARROW-7 for jitney. or foiaie: 240 - 142. Kest-Dpeseateh, ee ER eg B for va- or second deed of trust. HUDSOS “Touring to res} ONS! ble part es, "S| ube rare HUDSON T3—1013, tgartix car: HU pte gy ele Super. oy eood bargain. Call HOISA Stich trate a sion Touring car; 5-pasrenger. 1209 | 11s one -ton enanedios | AUTOMOBILE—6-cylinder, i. for cash, or | as part payment; car: Rat bargain; class condition: hive. na othe car: sean REGAT—6- ee ogy oe seme “ring at a e xtra ge. 2820 Olive 6) run *\ _ : Washineton bl. fc) | Bivens dee Rox gt pt hie CAR— Also ‘corkan fine OM | ; open with side eur oy ren 4 and bumper. REGAL — i018 leht = sa, ay as condition. 418 Westgate Hotel. eee 1 8. G a dl. NASH 6—Touring. mii al ‘so Ford, with Kel- Corporation Used Truck Dept., 1326 FORD—W orm - “drive: good running t order; 3 Renn amie rt ; bia f = ama og coding: ans oe condi- ag ng six, haaeniwer like } <P ic N tena rs CARS. passenger ; ffitt ‘ cheap for quick sale. Velie, 2088 Olive. "Rae auto ea ghee ii. =tom stake body =} ae TRU ry -Any ret Or easy Paymen’s. Rief- demonstrator car: oe new: Joh ‘nson clutch lock, extra tube: run less than 2000 miles: Dodge touring as morning or any | TOUR RING © ARAB. -paneener, AT a ‘FORDS—1 and 4 ton eet: any style body : CA R six -cy bear sy 5, RRO—T ouring; $200 down. balance “month hy. S12R Locust, Pomerit 1% ame yard Seon Pearce S-eacnenner. @ood-looking car. Gree ‘and ‘meneral | | Scene $—To 191s, et e ders, 6 Recrensett, Bomont m2 _AU TOMOBILES- MISCELLANEOUS Good as new: paint fine ante and starter: FORD— Truck. sacrifice one- -ton. “al body. Fok RING CAFR We bave a few 1919 Raby Gr 1918 Ford Co _ £918 Overland W17 Westcott ‘For In | iniern national : : "NG NOT Track * “ LE r? aaa . Bell Tel., Olive Re-Newed 4452-34 cahaat. a iia. Ce eeteretrete cre errptenenens “ | RisO—Touriug. ms. “good | paint, tires: ms cendi Lindell G272J/ , st ‘TOURING ch oa good ace 1S very ipoyctni OBIE Es~ sie. u uy a1 | oars Bead Re tk eh DEbAK ie 9. 9, iit ‘truek ; ; $250, ~ gle np West | | lek,

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SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1820. | ' 1200 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns wtoday, _ __post-ptspatcr. ~1B TA ET A At eaten Ae ttt ~ y NE | S 6 DEMONSTRATOR 2 : FORD TOP And windshield, for tourin car. | W {RE WHEELS—Four Pasco, 80x3%. 4057 | A NNU f I =~ iF CK—Light 6, 1917; Ai: Johns 1920 model, 4-passenger: thi i as LES 4 ee. - ; Pennsviv ania ay, ohnson- Tock: ; ty and ia the ty A Say B tev Co an. ra WOOO y, FORD ~ FE ana: ry = tela [— Vashington bi. -_ | fve'p AIMIBTC | condition: cheap, ‘atne oat sutaien: ened | AUTO ACCESSORIES AND oe ; .) ie gs ‘New paint; good tires. Cal Ba a fac tory benrentes "=e attract car; “i (FORD. us. ) ; ; a c es show practical! d . | ‘ : | PORD—Rear springs; t ~ 2520 : new; 1 eae va ge 4- “34. 1920; has hot run in 1000 ng ras egy anotometer,. cloc pat: doors ven HJ UUU fd , 702 f | eee Jefferson wii Reames thea "| TIRES—C omplete Sto k, with | n first. 3 “miles: front and back bumpers and other Wit ON” le, etc.; cash, terms or trade. Dodge es $155. 00 | > ae re . ry FORD —Radiator 1916 and 1918 model. fixtures. 277 De Balivi 1ere. (el). VILS ee ee t cheap 3 Sullivan. | eee ay Th | T t N. Barah. Lindell ; “ ent to make car perfect: sell tor MOTOR CAR co., 2921 a: rit . 1?" Locust, (cf) c) " . aaa Box } -2R4. Post- Dis» teh, ( 5 Chey ne = aero! rolet Roadster, like new. . .550.00 | FORD STARTER—1917; 1916 Overland ra | WHEELS AND RIMS. c ee ust overl , i. 2 L Moral. “S2ae Gre: ; Mplie, fron aa Sack 9; has mot ran 1000 USED CARS Hupmobile N Touring...... 850.00| = | \ new Horch 15eiet, Contrel transmission: 1/ ew wheels made to order and old | | ake ¢ . Patter Light Six T 5 * Bosch D. U. 4. 2413 N. Broadway. (c) | See: oo on. ont bipment ., Ake, car perfect: 0 EVERY : son Lig ix Touring 850.00 | FDRD—Parts, f |Fepaired; demourtabie rims supplied: all Sitient oo pndition: Box 234, Post- Dispatch. : UV ERY ONE A BARGAIN Jeffery Six Touring, i 750.09 , | shaft Paris, Traines, rear axles es and drive | makes | of rims and parte in stock: Quick | : r LytH I parte or anything. 4638 farnit. BORBEIN AU "TO CO. Side N. 9th ast.fc®) e o-"-« FORD TOP—$lo: 1: oT retin’ &: 1917 | z hoods, $3.50. Morris, 214-16 N. lat at. | WOOD SEPARATORS . = = ; 38 Ohio | , 7 orf, after 4 p. m., 3 | ILLAt—ivi0; all or in part. 2088 Ohio wo 1919 Oakland touring cars, over-| Reo Six ‘Touring, 7-passenger 750.00 UCARANTEES | FORD © ANRANTEES made ||'|| We or ||} near Olive, > Guaranteed battery senaraterechemteatiy | Tit OF GR IOP CONNDEEE ae Saat Bt. Loule. antesa, TePtinted; almost new tire; suar-| Hudson 54. T 50.00 dson 5 | Perera body. 1918; firat- | = i ANDLER—Cheap for quick sale. 1219 ae 7 a ’ 4a ‘ "7 Oaklan a ( Ww: bargain; terme. {our (¢) | pletely overhauled: wil’ be ready tee Seini| Dodge Touring 850.00 | by automobile deal- aah F NQLER- A ergain: 7- ‘passenger: _-cyl- shop in ‘ite days. Choose your own color. Ford Touring 375. 00 | ant : f ] ¢ see 5s shipp e 5 cord tires; nev- nd sed . ; z ” y | style 5 3 , elis ery truck ; § er has — driven Re mile; xo for on a roe) ig : new a? ee en ais Open Sunday. ne simils haps pod ape sa hat nk Wate Te old car, $86. 4831 6. —_— Phone Sidney 97. 2117 to 2128 S. 4th st.(cO9) | | Dr cotton Danny Jones, Granite’ sedan, late model. Electric starter, ; : a 10se applying AH) FORD REAR WHBEEIS—Four, with bubs: | indie T Gr WY ern Ti - Till for 80x31 a tire; at low price. 3105 Sax USED LRES eat est ire. ent mechanical ee eted call on Danny Jones, Granite City " extras, perfecto | ROTTERSMANN AUTOMOB | : : (00 teres all. or anny Jones, Granite City ras, perfect condition. | , wit MOD othe th MO TLE ’ iit to other industries. They | _Broadway. ) Corporatio | beet Tl FORD MOTOR BLOCK 1020, made a Tate | grey‘ei,°°% ‘one, service. We wanufscture seriptive circular and price list. 9dv: verv suit- Water Office, of vhone 71 Kiniloc _ ae i &) — a> x late model; best running AND TRUCK CO hea - a oe FROLET— ‘Baby Grand $254 ’ O*8. ati ~ ( l \ >) ii] 2 4 : ¢ 3¢ | ! ; C or other light : ie er seenth ly tz 3128 poe - cg font ne, touring, 1918. Has winter top; 2650 Lecust Street | USC (| at we ' usually are made to sound FORD — Ditte rontia 1 sompiate. $7. gt or ord fly} a inet at rid sto: on ~ al ore ire, the A aed —— » . ‘ on ~ ‘ rove ; } } - . | i oe ; é nin Rearn, set, . . ul or : th ve, rom uP "Gy , rms. See MR 4 Aa nt re ott ~~ —— One new 1919 Oakland. Has never Bomont 516. Central 5223, i!) well, but contain enough |; Ford cam shaft, $3; Ford piston, bear Chev. All in first-class condition. Also large st!p- 2811 LOCUST ST. y . * i - q ; ~Late m odel: “good tires. bat- mile. . Se eee | i} . . oS | rolet touring fenders. rear. $1.2 (‘hey ro pir of used tubes of all ai Te? at A Sact ifica. B ‘ 6 ‘ . - lede ay. ( ee paint. looks and operates Phe prices on these cers are al] reason: | BU YA 99017 ‘T'O loopholes to permit of anv . Kirt. 50c; Atwater pent. outhit magneto | ‘\@ carry the best assortm vent of high-grade omont 643 Central 958 ‘ c ; § Y ke Me mee hanical condition: 12024 able and we ww {11 give term . on the 21 i LOC L ST ST. P 3 . . ae 4 ee tire carrier, tite cover, $2.50. tires of ali makes and siz S bi nm . | FLORY BRADLY MOTOR RPORATION,| DR 1h WW | L Ny REBUILT NAS i}; Interpretation. | 1015, N. Cardinal av tc) | HARRY FRANK TIRE CO. eo our big ad elsewhere in this UNG cle VIC Y\ Ie} NN 5 eR % A H, wil FORD AND CHE \ ROLE PARTS- olen 1 divine 3442 mas Lindell bi. paper. 2 r : — eens ~- ee aa ; Cheap. : S ite M7 : : a on oe nn 313ae Loc ust St. "| a - _8B ont 890. ( hev o! t cyl inde b] LO ‘ie a 1a h ad, 54)? , us ~Be u off red, tu Eeinterpr ise ( 1} “Sell the Kuaraites of n avy Car; o ~ a > — ion: $315 down, 10 payments, $55.: .1f ze = A Car You W - es Proud of c Ho tl HUDSON -FRAMPTON \WO- Starter for any car, $0: set | #4 AY hubs, $8: transmission drums and bands. | 32x! ‘os =. 31x4 i. : 3 * Flint Motor Car Co., 621 N. King’s highway. = | OV} 7 cad | >i y rity | at rood Condition pe : ' Mae | | Lexington touring, renewed HUP3 [OBILE, li TOR CAR CO. is” shrewd | $2 each: roadster curtains, $8: crank shaft) | 22x4 . R&x4 Puen, Sime ane —- CROW- -ELKHART—i919: just overhanied it | DI § front | ; . ct S43 : : Act > ~~ and painted by Overland Company: in per- hood and body, painted dark FORD SEDAN, ‘ij; enough not to jeopardize its: ||||| $3) muffler, $1; front spring. $1.60; front #44 ........ 17-4 S4x4 ; an , nal rms, ;, Set new aside and tai! . : >. ( ; \ tube free with every tire at Cut Rate ndell, rea (c} - | HEVROLET 1920 demonstrator; carries all teva rein ne RS ah . | at rT Rr Peas 4 + tab ——-———-—— | Roadster and Touring. The management of the Ford cylinder block, $15: new legtric | 4.5000 miles guaranteed, fe le on ETE eS MX E $10.9; A .\ (‘ote Briliiante. 4 | t condition in every was: new high grade S . i¢ re | ap ‘Ty ‘ ° , i} future, We ; ‘ lan ' j ‘ ke dump Lodr: wi! Be aS bumper. spot- light. new battery. $400 Yy a maroon, fende S, radiator and O*\ ERLA N D | OL RING, a i i a - — , ni — shaft Re $2. Ey oll, box, ay “ | Tire & Supply Co. 113. Chestnut Open me Forest T25R. ‘\ a. . a cash. Rell, _Kirkwood . TOW. ou can a\ ail vourself of the | running gear black, wheels | 1H AL MERS T * a P 5 ; ' miisun ; rstan¢ ing to iti] ; and eniis, $8 Kini loc h Kirkw ‘ood Sundav. ; — : ' T HE a ~ rat- ane > tec noe | 1¥—-Also Ford. truck, both in excellent ae ‘ | . Cc d b Ol RIN G. arise where justice lis on the i G. (RAGE Ir , ‘good ec nditi " - ; aoe TIRES. pees: \ ORLD’S LARGEST Maiwet ot onditlon ; DP condition. Call Room 1686 Arcade Bldg. opportunity of having the white enamel. | DORRIS T | owner’s side than would a | ngton. Lindell 172J. ” ! 2 oun sank bon mes oo ING ~¥ firsts. New and Used Parts Honse a ‘ ») : ———=- + . °m o - ] iit . Ny { ¢ - + =~ 2 . e i . | + : ecus Be - SopGE_ New. 5033 Delmar ay, DODGE BROTHERS’ CAR OTHER VALUES tRIS OU RIN NG, iy business man, jealous of his ae . HAGES—2, double; or material therein seconds and re hoved tires. | NEW GE ARS y y. : | ua: hey 4 A ; Pitt | Liversh: le 18 nw . c “¢ 3 e. ?. * 4 > 4a a 4-cylinder: | $75, , —————— RRIS—And ‘Empire; sell to day: : ~ cheap: , q | TERS ‘4 | 7: ‘ . : _ _ . suniiieiindene Aue rT “reasonable. - — ash: make offer. — 3748 ote Brilliante. _ You are contemplating buying Lexington Roadster ce ees . $6 | API ERSON CHUMMY ; 1H] credit, repudiate an obligation. i GRANT "10147 onde for Ford. 6507 N. €lst |! > gamed i ’ ai : We now carry a stock of new gears fer FORD—In ood condition; $525. 1510 Ar- Nash Touring ............ 750/1 HUP-CHUMMY Hi ee tT Speepaees x44!) 2. 21 10,09 | Makes of cars and sell them for less _——— — ’ it ||| MAGNETO—Dixte; 4-cylinder: high tension; S76 > ou cnctery ee. VICK. in position to give you sie i + ~ ineton. inspected, and its year and | © Ver eae 9 ACCESSORIES Rea ra a bs RS 7 , Se ee ng i vos ‘HEVROLE ‘OURING EV vel it ae : | 1 08 Cesena ahs. tons | NEW_A fon. 3027 Locust. (cc) ; oe FORD— 1019; at bargain; demountable rims. model verified by us. ‘ THE SUPERIOR MOTOR CHE\ LET TOURING, ‘ y : TAXWE r T a Laciete_ av , | pattre’ LE, 1900 Chestnut *Hotnor.* 2085, (Ons 5; NEW 'E IE 1m : 4 / - tors gineane oe et, Clair 1162 } —Starter, Gene net ie €, dump bo i 5g —— = pt + tah , ' eit 012 a. or; ights; | block north of Union Station). Open on Sun | dump body; w:. epee Telephone” your name aha address : OVERLAND ROADSTER. ul BV? ean' Hon | _ 1%), 1212 8. th. _| days | from 8 to _™. sits ota (99) Wire. Tools, Jacks Pumps, Horne, gi CAR CO., ' ? ue HAVE your tires retreated at Vuch' 8, /Cher- : Locks, Chains Hood Covers, Radiator } + pecest 3268. _ch: Hs to, Wilton. Sidney 540. I will call and ex- THIS SERVICE IS GRATIS CALL __okee and Gravois, mf (c99) tom consists of fittings which provides for leak. Lampe a 7 ree ype Paints n V ten c yment or cash plan on ‘ ; ; | ae | = = RoR Lexington Distributors q i ie "NES—1919 m * | ia i" Sew 3919, with ambulance tee T 4 JA ASH ST LOUIS iif , } ‘||| HAYNES—1919 lel é ‘ the quick, simple and positiy e ; good running con-- jess than 100 miles; would make ideal de- | | E GILLHAM 3032 Locust St. | N . . /j||; Small cash payment. Balance | || _be sold by "Wednesday. an sar con of. the ei The acrew 4 cave com: | and Top. Dressings. 64 Polish: Beartaaa | 7 eee pressor, producing a pressure tin... , ‘ : . oe: ° me torning. elis, Pes > truck. for retail merchant: witli sell | debient , is heap. Se. 3 HH } © HH] MO OR (@) fet ee iit i ne bas Bausch and Lainb; smail size,| ff the square inch, is able to dislodge worn. | Bumpers. Patches. | | ( 7 HY | ranklin. (c) | ; Seo we a, ¢: See our complete line of Bosrks Magnet ¢ grease. replacing same with new. It is ONE YEAR'S GUAR tr eu On, i a ~=6ho cheap. See Mr. Meyer. Scudder- Gale Gro- | MOTOR C it] Ea ° ‘ 4 Popl ar ti ca AR CO. bili i ° eaee s yments; year to pay: fe eery Co... loth and Fool if ’ Hie | HiHil: Al) rebuilt. ren: ta | -—-— , 45 ity} kal ulf, repainted and re- | MARION —5- erry er: ood ¢ ditioy Ne ‘ery «i an h torn? ” uling furnished, Box Rs Fo D—1917 touring car: Hassler shock ab- | € 7 ‘ "QW ' > \SepT , ane i +4 bs “a + oneition. nev y simple to attach the Alemite fittings: a 4 4. Soars: good rubber; $425. 3107-3111 Locust St. | | USED CAR DEP - ii} mickeled. ih res: price S450. Call 2989 Allen “4 y take the place of the old-style oll and ON seta ten Pia FOR ALI * a SS, roll Ford coupelet: starter: demountables: | o - ere ii} ‘ rene coos iene MR. TIRE MLA N- Before buying a new | @rease cups on any automobile, truck or ' 4 - ae ~ first-class ine- a. ameter: extra tire: $675 | Bomont 1241, Central 7615. j/')) 2214 LOCUST ST. | ie ona) retreading vulcanizing much | tractor. Obtainable at ull garages. deai-| MARES OF -ae Eye TRUCKS. | the ‘‘Western’’ in action. I: is ‘the ere and repair shops. Alemite Lubricator Uo.. w age 3132 Locust st. Bomont 2184. ORS) e ¢ complete stock of Moteri’- e body wit Sa _.. speed i} k 1800S. b hou , e * 3918. Ford truck; Ameston attac hment; | | lS THE BOMONT 634 he e ay JLU.. , ; Janus TOO LD 1} only machine on the market that is capable ; 2i2= ):0cust ” derma r tissions an e . . Oot. Ii DSONS—ESSEX || of producing two plain and five nonskid | CSED TIRES—« eg out all our aed “ices TRADE Ve DESIRED — ae - £°¥4 to 2-ton Capacite: . 1918 Ford sedan: starter, demountables; | ie -* : 5 ’ thE Cy Te > ‘ es gns, seven n all; a set of these ma- ' below eorst: ’ n pe 3 to ST x) t° TE BI I¢ an peg I O] DS chines installed in vour shop will soon pay prices from $3 : ; call] and convince Tor’ MUST re 3 Pecor ee “DD. Auto Co., G18 Wat: uf i ae tio SO75 Serr {c) . oo Be A ei E i ‘MOTOR CO., Ford Sales one SSS ———i eee ‘ where, at ll doe Beeke e ; ices 1 bn. | with express ac ‘ Bs : ce Station, \807 Ss. Grand: Sidney 15 ' ; 5, , Enea — $s , . i ry, M i] or teeif. o own one s @ pleasur @>5 to : vourself. These ir OF wil make excellent | , ch ,, oh yaad cash or 5 oor 2634. . (c) | })| ( HANDLERS '| Work on it a delight; catalogue seht_on re- | spares: 20 different . such as Good-| ceinied. ative’. natiatartion o me = — ~ - WALLIDAY—Runs perfect; will sacrifice; | |), : | MAXWELLS | oe Vuch's Tire Vulcanizery, Demon-| year. Fisk, Goodrich, age. Miller, Ajax, turned to expense lid tires: first-cla B® “S95; down $75; come quick. 2340A Olive. | ||| | ; oe || Stratine Agents, 3405 Gravois, sss ¢c99) | Kelly, Mitchelin, Hood, Federal, Victor, | MONFY WiLt BE CHEERFULLY es: rst-class i FOR Patil DODG ES || PORT ART. KE GAR AGE—New: 12 ft. wide: Kokomo, United Stz , Cupples, Republic, | FUN c. 1} 18 ft. long. Call Colfax oui, ‘| Diamonds, Lee, Horse Shoe, Batavia. These | aoe Locust at.. St. Loute, Mo, in for sOmeone. JOuUD % HUDEON—33- -5: good tires: motor over- j iti : +} _ a aes —— -+.- —— ———nea f tires are better than som a of the s0- alled | : RETREADED TIRE S—-80x3%. $10.50. 33x4.| seconds made up to sell at @ cheap “price. | ony AR ee we - ~haagled: fine for service. 2611 Market. (c7) | | | th express body: a! i aad ; ius nf | | All late models. in tourmng | , SINE. ds | a Bnet clam order: Bs goed Csbany a?” erhauled and aa | | i ag b : I 7 Olive ra $14. Schelp- Budke Co., slid, paneer eo Co ‘ Ath and Chestnut, Opeu ! Cal! Voreat 4179. P | Cars, Cavs, Sedans road- | ee a! es unday from 8 to Pp, m ; a . 2 UPMOBIL b--New paint; res, new- Piity : SHOCK ARSORRBBI RS- “N ; ~— - a take bodv;: i c¢. aS 7 o | frit “tar ‘ ‘ 7 _— if : } ew set of Hartford.| A’ r'TE NTION- Th ‘ New mal Auté ‘Sur yp iv e body: will sa t3 iy overhauled. Ri verside ifs9M." "31 bare i IMPLEMENT & AUTO CO 1] sters, and nany others. Call Cabany 2721W __fe)| Co. is closing out a big’ lot ety new , pl: lay ° . at ST ARTER—Grev £10, 4159 _ Ashiand. | cessories and parts; note some prices: shock | , . INTERN ATIC dr AL Running order: : first } $100 rry Buyin P - Th iD | oe : , STA ARTER—Heinz- Sprir eficid. » "Man- absorbers, $3.25 set: Stewart speedometer | ey rst t Grad | . g. ractica}! sil unpleasant weather (U} 0) &)(PS | | | DN¢ N .}- R A MPT ON hester. Marshal Le ‘et 6 oR at i122 - Pe — oe board $7.75; é-volt motor-driven | I Lio aig res orn 23: ol box $1.20: pumps 80c; $1 rgan. Open all day {ngham. has two Z-ton St. | N. Broadway. m= @«—sC_takes:_ it. conditions have passed and our assortment tool te ee Sale; will make lib- “ ; peaks tt ’ 430 rm -ittl elec © a eetttenenati comune r ne ee cee - aoe B RION—iood as new; 340). 301 3} i- > ery Beléction of igh-erade used motor cars cena ae USED CAR DEPT ST ARTE R -Ford: greatest” ‘gtarter on earth; box highway ruber patch 40 seat covers, - . = 2 I - cheeter - a CASH OR need as never better. An investment of this 4525 oF DiI \I R Bl j for Ford cars; $5; bargain. 4575 Ee aeton Ford touring. $8; top covers, ventilat! , ' =i | | i = q re) MMA alu, (COON) windshields, bumpers¢@ $85.85; head ights ' i) al 184 teh, edie Mandard make: G | MAXW "'ELL—Al condition; very cheap. / || | || jana’ ni ter always pays big dividends In health | oes mara make: Con: AN. 2ist st. ae Sa vm ANY BANK OUR lew ett meena ure and your depreciation this year Ne G at @ Tevlor' '$45 WILL buy Westinghouse etarter for Ford, $3.75 pair, tail Mght @0c; timer wires 40c will sacrifice, pss ox Fas oan by ow ee. a a rao oles. —— REF RENKAE it | price ae ” he Healy’ agp ao ro ao purchase | Ce pe - 7 see : iit hoe mine 12-volt battery, 19 ZR A Semple av, | $1 apete plugs Se: spot ligh t AS : de- T hese Tires are all first grade ony) prone rifice: $385: down ra fe. | 1 | Bie 57 eee ‘ “oe ew mountable qvheels, natural color, $2445 set; | ie ‘ 4 1917 Maxwe!! Tourt | UR RE SPONSIBIL, ry : ;, \ VY (a | Ss TORAGE BATTERY—Six-vo 1GLo 5. | atx } $a 7F,. ra t Mic: cut- - oe ‘ MAX" ; ; 00d aint, i ng. . ii | } ® \Y AB ( -_ co te war ] S hoods, $3.75: foot accelorator Mle: cu i ky ig Ae Autocar, feather top, ° #18; must gat way: ; ae deal: ‘| 1916 Mode! 83 Overland Touring. it is 1 I you. -. cRMS, : tor me V¥ @ BiE- OR Ose S : = = oe — oe a a med Broadwe . eut The: chain jacks $4.85. 1818 N. Grand. | Stoc ky, in standard makes and are : es ors: IB. °, 124 Park. : wie 6-48 P Chummy 1917, 4-paass. , whhn T. 4 Touring S Te 1 W (a : = mere +i | a1 -. AGE BATTE iy fin. volt, SO ama pere, Open Sunday A | Ww orth. one- third more than the ; *, ‘ es : ET a) ral ty tt pp a A\ é' Ne fully charge 2855 Winnebago, | ~ , rr . ‘ *\r : j : : yun 918: must gel): 000d paint, / = Packard, i || Oldsmobile LL ight Bix Sedan. ab IALE Y ARE - be og er — ae | s : ? : ‘4 etk “e-ton light : SE i class every way: no deal- | |||} 2-35 Packard Twin Six. iy | Jordan. Sis Light Six Coupe. an a POR, * BATT RIES—Half dozen new 6- | RO’ Al, Ri! ne - dart ANY )pr ice we are asking. You'll have ton, with cab; pneu- | oo ; 8212A Park Crow-Plkhart Tourin 1918. ordan x 4o0uring. he following cars are ex: ent il bu 1 Wd ‘or Ford roadster: must be {1 volt. Il-plate, starting and lighting type DIN A et. - excellent rebuilt cars. fF = a M ~ pg ge and drive home; 920 Buick Tourin . O1®% Nelie Tight Six Touring. for MECHANICS or thone who can m go0d condition, Box R-71 incor Dm. te, | Will Mt all standard make of cars; real har- | ENTIRE De: ees a ONARD AND tO hurry if you want one "ae. price and terms rea- x AXWELL " i 1} bear 3 a. m., 1045 Ar- i || 5-4 3-passénger rer! and. c hand! er Touring, ~ Tops. intnor adjustmenta and repairs Ou hor ART: or ndhand Met; 4 “ry ain. 2438 \. Grend av. (e2) | ASHINGTON Ay. i these real b r ck Department, Scu4- . @ as now... Call atte ba | 1917 Dodge Touring. i] Haynes Four-door Chummy. is too busy to repair these cars in tim parts Tyler 241.0 SUSOMObie | TIRES—Al, Used, 30x8%. 2910 aston, | Baring! pric cen on Goodrich, Fisk, Mrestone, c a gains. Service Truck Dis- fs senal, rear. = ose New Chevro! lete sold on fasy terms. | | a: icemovtte Light Six -Tourt ng. for the Spring demand for re built aie ——s - oe. - - wibees TIR oa RETRE, ,4DE D b w Dri-k a tates, Goodyear, etc; both fabrics 5000- mile tires AY. (eo) Ga OAKLA a 43004 i condition; “reasonable. | |) weny oche rs to, selec t from Ota oniie t lght fren s ieiginas | therefore hie esle—fer. ena. Gaal . ~ S'] AN L Wtd.—Tire shon pra. Two-in- One Tire C 0. nen 28 Olive. ore, ,and ¢ orda: _our service free. Try us me 30% 3% 6000-mile tires. a a: 7 y Sabur an. our old car taken in exch: Te ier r e ? i callin a irae see nie lector 1631, a pe. ow ay Mul Phe Py ve 2x! hy . get a —o if a 4 private owner as first payment, ba! ey ahaumntar, Studebaker Light Six Touring. They bree vp S1e¢ Tic @tartere, some . eK! ; , ' yx 34 oem : TIKRZS Rar@ains in retren ded and used tires. Sp E iG | AL ( )} I ERING 4%, . POOo-mile tires. - 4 vg tae -Al condition; private on (o) nw pepe ta i] : Studebaker Light Four Touring. the cars have been repainted recently 7 ape Daa 3%; either } ntl & chelp-Bu dike Co, 3149 Olive. st | ow? 1) t ‘ ire Ae ot mile tires. | pecDonaie. : | 1801-1807 1 CAR EXCHANGE, | ttt | 918 Oldsmobile Light Eight, Chummy. Come early and pick out the best, Li ~ an pO eee eeeel Ti 280 T 2, , 4 -_-? count “Lanonuter tired ane poke from factory | Ba eHOocmite Ol SMOBILE E s—P erfect condition; cash or 4 Ji- + Pine. Bomont 4 98. iH r ” Stutz Tourin termes. “WS. ACCESSORIES, PARTS— -FOR SALE . - “ a 8OX: , n. Si. to . xo 7 i _ a a, din ae a a. om Puncture-proof ; » . niia h i _ terms ; will trade. 618 Walton. (c) _s - + | Oldsmobile Light Fight Touring. Seria] : y_ueed: 54 each . Louis a hep cords, : 600 : Lene caster Crescent, BOND : : ROOD mile | ; - Ce IRIE, IES — a ; + te gies sa a Trp Ee laermere . a1) ach: \ art ‘ . . ’ —" 4 asin eh?) | OLDSMOBILE SIX—Excellent condition; less | 1916 Oldsmigbile Ligne Bigne Hoadater Stud a nod: ACCESSORY SALE Meains: all new | a ee oe a bargains. Lancaster Clingstone chains §000-mile guar- | 5000-mile : than 6000 miles; call Sunday before so p. xD M ANY OTHERS . Studebaker Touring 432205 goods pen Sunday: le 5 pe col AR a - |antee, We will ship our Lancaster tires on | x41, 5000-mitie 2) OPE nN ‘st NDAY 9 LL 1 Chalmers Sedan . _ 4 ‘ aw ee ders, Sli; touring top, 410; Ford | TIRES —4 37x5, 850; 2 J4x4b) Kelly cords, $30. open aces unt to any responsible person Ford size b! emished tires $8. 75 ye r A ites |; Overland Tour., wire wheels. 502 37 : rtere, | at covers, $6; 1918 honey-!_ 4814 Washington. (©), through any merchant in your town. TLan-| CORD TIRES, 8000-mile standard makes 1441 Hamiiton. . OVER! SND Must sell today between ri E LUXE . ia : Shh owerene Oras comb . radiator al. oo + eng - = ee = s - ae . , Yel Used “ws 20. 1°4 Texington. Oldsmobi le Distributors. Grant 6-Cy! SOUrING.... we ’ my a ah YT dee - WAS Re TIRES—-New 35x4% Diamond, Sioux City; | caster tires and tubes are sold to yqu & at gpectal dise ot mnt, Inner Tule and 2:: & wees MIit , . . i ‘ ; : ; ‘ ee { s at Khe“ ——— oe 8101-07 Olive st. fitchell 4-Cyl, Touring oli bumpers, 48: adcsiaratare yo Ssvring; 3%x4. cheap. 1814A Kennett pi. (e) atrectty dealers’ prices; give us your “SiZ®, prive Inner Boots, 15c each. Champions. OV. BOCOLCTALOPS, G1, DEFHSin. ently a | we will do the rest. Plugs, 4%. Prompt mail and phane ora. q and 3:30. 4 OVERLAND vor - — wik: “pertect “motor, central 560, Bomont 121. Mitche!] Roadete G6 Cy} ‘ warty. ' ‘ ‘ i ‘ . WS WEP SMa eee. meee ea bt ‘. ’ P : ’ aru" ‘ ie ’ TIRE Ce) ~ ir . Seats: -_ r > - no ee cing ae aed es + 7 is , GUAR ANTEED 0000 My. ES. ‘ Open evenings and Sundays. 3 $475: terms. trade. 4200 W ashington. (e) 1 at ! I rucks be meatanD 23. B; good condition: take @ en pelea Touring Se” 4 ong ACCESSORIES and parts for Fords: 1 by. BSL. Mate, 39° ART B. MOONEY TIRE (CO., 4547 Detuse b> F 2005 8. _Jefferson. ; Chalmers Touring ' ragiator 3 ie. the old one tn aida: Bia t bah ba a SUN4, 1 “ $2.50 18 75 » ins 4s overs $5 up; topa for t Schonfel Yre Co.. 1221 Chestnut. —_ Rl Phones: Forest 733, _ Delmar S7Oxs " wy? ca ord to make truck. 20 — | i oo ww ewe E—Cheap; rua it home. ~~ 6047 “Gar- Mitchell Touring f ss ‘ ‘ OR: 7 ton pond me | ay aa 5 J ; Perch. a — €=}, € VA, t= ars Hudson Touring 5030: Fete ee Sheen), SPTINE Dut my, Uo; head TIRES—Two 80x34, ni t he e etd te" erinae d; this car pene eh eases : . : T cine Ore sedan - AS fy 7H - e 'Sioux City , aa : , y er com sonst: £1500; easily worth § } paras and one of the greatest sat- | | Stutz “ Pass.... | ‘| Buick Sedan. Al BATT ERIES—Two 6-v It . Pon new S4x¢ Star cord; cheap. ‘Vic 4 tires are i first lass : Brand-new, from the factory to you.” th Tey 1451 , -— Ww rapped in paper We have a limited stock : a oe Swen ONSiTavOFr | Bri 5 e cash; will sacrifice for $625. 4020 || 1 iafactions any car owner can ever | Briscoe L8—d Paes... yo oe Chummy Roafeter _ amps. ; avin ¢ ity. ws ‘houtean einiea = = a } $2 x3 ,2 *“e*@t@eweese | | Fi DERAKER— p._ 4652 Bt. Louis 8v. ||| repainted,. renickeled, in first-class ||| | and 25 more RE-NEW-ED cars of || Maxwell Roadste: ei Se een ee | TURE VULCANIZER—Electric; almost new. LBADER TIRE O- . ? ' STUDEBAKER 6 ‘Excellent Sirttne: eegee i running condition (4) Saxon Touring, 6 Cy!.. 1917 model : R a) ‘arriage wheels. 2 rubber |." 4uqy Wiad av. | ae 171m and day. trol 8 vat se pm | er)- ' | ee « ACCESSORIES-—We 4 | wiLre- KNIGHT. ~1919 more - *Y enacts | he nga eae ya ia anythine vou want: We have 3! My) a ee an ae ‘or, 12th end Chestnut Sts., St. Louls, Mo. 25 id drive it) |i djtj 13th and Locust Olive 6745 ||| Lozier 6-Cyl. Tourins, 1915 model. —_ eet ae | TIRES 36x44. with inner tubes; b argain. SA] _&UTOMOBILE E—Bring $125 5 an | dition. | | Overland Touring Car wah ai nage “oe po ane | 5802 Delmar bi SUB-DEALER. CAVE TIRE cav* | d vf ‘TS, Afr? Compressors, ~ . Rd. FE. Getchman, Mer, away 1451 Chouteau. — Tatil Et Te 5 reyy ; rit . | aladnell : . - rn 1918 Willvs-Overland; in first-4j' ‘ — }| WEBER IMPLEMENT & AUTO CO. TIRES poms ets thaneis. $33.50 See Our Large Ad in News Section | -t* Lemay Ferry - 5 A atte CARS—R oadsters, trucks; give i - mer WE. cD - , ry, ‘ you | * ce © 2 . N. tw : 1! th » an d L ocust Sta ’ a a { ve O « amt: cat ” aC h, SE dh ote SSA —-- - rarTrur yr ‘ qv hy 7 ae if B. & euanetehenauians —_= illham | 7 = | TIRES—Used; good: all akes and sizes; | = cl r o- ©. _ fr . emcee. pox R-202. P.-D: in; , A © yi = ‘ TO. “GAS ENGINE 3)-horsepon er: |} Very re ‘asonable ‘all 9 Faston | Bomont 531 ; frover financing m yee Ee er in perfect condition if Li yoo ie. with clutch; as ible a good motor | ) s $16.50 T'S & nes Sra NOR OE = YOU_can assure ° of. . for motor boat. 4743 McPh erson. fe) Sy or: t4s4 “Telos Toad aS . | ) Bi. We will accept as part payment | a lit AUTO. HEADLIGHTS AND 1RIMMI INGS re-| Grand, — 4 ~_(e) | ensationa: Te No p i erviee. | TREE | ~ | MPOMOGU TUG ire Ved 1G | | ‘| peust St. : )9 # -_ at ee Le > 27s ’ ae i ‘ amd Kas larnos and Cadillac chassis: cheat Cabriolet, | | OT _(are eche, rt bove sizes on hand. and we are going be: , ’ . ond tires we can sell you Cabriolet CARBURDETOR—Air friction, Kingston, and} eQJi tnem at these low prices as Se Mo beste pe neers = discount. We varry . ‘Passenger. _ 1O-gallon gasoline tank for fora car. : ; order yours today: _mat or. | f tock practically every nize tire ma te, * Cabriolet i1}}) Stromberg carbu retor for Dorris car. Bel! f - Arnold A. Weise Tire | ona we Merantes to adjust on every tine Larchmont. phone Weebater 44 : Bomont 101, At the | ;@n be fr ‘ 4 t hn tires be eatire 5-Passenge le $B Andel} cut- ‘oft. £89" we oot f eye ntend ou . _assenger. jill | CASINGS—Two 3hx5 Goodyear cord casings, . ~ to see us otherwise we both ieee on . vs es peeeenger. = |j]) | 825 each. 1020 N. 12th st | TOP—One-man; good condition; fit any smal! WAGNER TIRE CO. #216 LOCUS -cy], Sedan. ikon: wa —— touring car. 4780 Ashland ay. ie) | | Central 797. Romont 100, over $% : can e bought a & i, | K tor 23647 i eee I EE Call Fr orest i718 3005-7 i LOCUE ST S" . } | | Pa gy you are an eipert me- | ton st (ec) ' TIRE 4x4 © Raker. straight side, demount- IO mous | a ij] @®iven our honest opinion of its teries from 15 to 25; all sizes and like, Phone , : fal “ ; Rr UW Ss = oO Cc "A Sm En I | : condition. new. 7359 Manc heater av.. Maplewood. (c)! TIRES Two Ford tires, tubes and wheeis ~~ ag gh Bd “irate and. = td ood | it a is | ‘ ‘ new. Better Buic h Se: "vice, : . ‘ See us before Ehient > vpaee,” touring: Used Car Sale | That when you purchase a Used = ||| Chalmers 1916, G-cyi. 7-Passenger: {|!| | Grand av. _ | ae abadid, 8 BRB ho. | RELIABLE AUTO TIRE €O., 3117. ma fe Tl ee ere ee aig pi Dodge 101 4-c¢ yl. o-Passenwer. mitt Bu AT TERLES—-Used and rebuilt starting and er rs Nag Fy x gE aces _Bomont 1180. fe Pk 2 /| gpective factories, The slight blem- land, 85-4 roadstep, new paint, , iia . 4 aoe Dod 191 | ; | eee atierted y overhauled. , éw paint and top: AT 2814 LOCU ST STREET Me yee Phage on — relia } Peg i Croyl.. ' i] 1R26., Central 273 ic) | 2001 _ 8S. Jefferson. ssciedheitinatahis raed land 85x4 touring, n . lity of the firm who sells you Haynes 19 e-. 5-Passenger. ||/!| BATTERIDS—lUsed and rebuilt, starting and | TIRES gmk 4 it a} now fresh gt “4 nr GUAR AN hE D | has been corrected by our mé- o SS; sue ‘@ rer . FROM $500 TO 8000 —s — | ehanics, and we are offering for y “ *,?* e ’ " for one week only. Every car value and condition. ‘tb| Haynes 19 7-Passenger. (./ | _27%, Bomont 182 6. (a7) | on . -=—~ 3 | 5-Paseenger. ha A et TREE i Sdx0 QD. NS. slightly used Cup-| so.> | : 2 50 as now PERFECT tn each end” heap. sadster’ a eturay car, at a||| must be sold regardless of | Bro. Battery Co., 2012 Locust st. Central ; fed} - . ington 4-cyl. touring, comfortable fam- 273, Bomont_1826. Cheatnut aaa ice a - — 3: 64 SOL ED ae: SOE BES 2 Ee — 18 oO to 2 . In order to avoid trresp o~ Overland TIRE BARGAINS-—New and used tires and rate of discount requeste for epavited ~ depoutt i quired wit . 5-Passenger. at $27.0): 6 and 12 volt starting batteries. aeabuneiine. o ot a ; in orieinal wrapping. con sotto | oOo D.. eudb ity some party who ha rchased Ms ; -cyl, Sedan. fai) Hurhes, 209 N. 12th st | Exchange. 1020_N._1 2 th 4. Se — = pay res it tacin i day oe Wisk.) ||} your examination and ‘copreval Our Re-Newed ' the city. Se Res te meet | A 3. Troe ‘ New cKar r or lruc A ahd hapa Ht fer. 2611 Market at. e1) ‘ e a a va u nd I assengrer. j ; — ee 3 ” : r,ean stock, at the to! lo" wing low pri COs: Midgely mincture nrooft wn ie ; from A000 + 4 0 ae les. If vou a, Passenger. } ¥i9 RS. We have a limit ed stock of the many other brar de too nun erew ‘2 to mention. : +f ‘ ? - REBUILT : Light 4, 6 and 8 cylinder}; lay the foundation for the sale om b ae Sa te ee ee eee 3 | | = IBUIL | Fe eto ae | New C I xwell. | — | vice fn models, touring, roadster and ||, of a New Car or Truck to YOU ' 4] . : . | : the judging of a used car | ieee P - ; | re) , i : — —= PEE IES ' is a difficult problem. While ‘we BATTE -RIES-—Three. used. 6 volts: guaran ., ~ - T e412. J. Woelfle, 3704 a oe We deliver to all parts of the city at no i i ——— ——— —— ————- do not claim to be infallible. our ||| od, $12, $15 and $20; old batteries taken nilei : —_—— a nnn nen | ORtra cost. Mal] and phone orders promptiy | |/ ' : | and Oe olor ter "ant "sal pan one Ba A ee — Te bri One, "tobe and Baker rim for Date ac, | NGS also handle Goodrich cora and fabric. | | i / we offer for sale, and you are |||; BATTE RIE S—Lots of rebu!! storage bat-— abric, with ) . i r Bl e alro handie (roodrich corad @ netic | | i mi i , » Benton 1864 \N Cupplesa cotd and fabric, Fiek cord and tanri ‘ || Bear One Thing in’ Mind |W Buicx 1918, G-cvl, Roadster, W. T. eA Tshae cal colt Goell thelial aimeal ; one slip-on body for Ford roadster, | Makes, in strictly | tivats. ane oe li i f -cy]. /-Paracnger. 1437 \ $14: demountable wheels, $25 per set. 22g DfeTnisnea, a _ # sed : |) and other etandard make tires are. Ht Knig 7-pass. touring; " perfect Vehicl h ‘ 1. fon; beautiful car. ehicie vou have to reiy to a | “A bid . 3 . : Dodge 1018: . 5-Passenger, = ||| ehting. $10 end Up. cuarantess. norman inner tubes, $1.50 up. Schoenfeld Tire Co.. | TIRES—TIRES T TIRES || teh, which was caused through’? " : : ' gervice of from 200 to 500 miles, i “ rd “ ; . . yi. ae 90 Count Club, wire wheels; Starting Sunday, May 16th, the Used Vehicle as te ita true Haynes 19 6-cyl, 7~Passenger. (|) ighting, $10 and up; guaranteed. Helman oe of. = ountry . Haynes 1 6-cy). 7-Passenger. |\!|| B Batt c “O12 Locust ‘entr 8403 $14: $18; tubes, $1.50; barra! oer mo el. der: yI | Brog. Battery Co. - Locust st, Central | “ines Haston. 53x) re 4 your approval these tires, which i eriand &3 touring: cood running order, . Bt, . , + 7-Passenger. BATTERIES—Used and rebullt, starting and | ples tire. run about 500 miles, $12.50; See ee oo 9 . : , price | This Company Se sot im the aees lighting, $10 and up, guaranteed. Hetman real bargain. Leader Tire Co, 17th and gee sheer ra) ‘| every way. : i car. “Sara | , wie || ond-hand Car or Truck business | Oldsmobile | ~ 6-40 J-pass. touring: big, roomy, No reasonable offer refused. d every ¢ “k off df 19 5-Passenger. |||! BAT TERIPS—Just recetved a large shipment tubes: all sizes and makes at lowest prices Other sizes at same u pane. : . | and every car or truc orrere or | Overland 19 4- “ey. 6-Passenger. (||| of high-class batteries we are closing out ‘oo us before you buy. General Auto Tire above prices are on first-grade factory guer- | of $1 will be r Bride 4 AUTO REPAIR CO.. 2314 Pine of | Terms: Most reasonable in sale has been taken in trade from {||| Qveriand 1 | order. Dalance | i | 7-Passenger. ||! ret TAGN = Fy salt "1 TIRES We did not advance our prices and a Aca i ; || | BOSCH MAGNBTO—idke new: make an of: will sell 5000-mile tires, guaranteed freen, Quaker. | Standar ne eter mt rfec- | || These tir e+ be guasegtesd= ‘HAN DLERS } Ca } (ua o al ia -Y- | “7 i! i °* ° “4 ‘ > | revs Tf MAG NE TO — 2 coll lit . e. ‘ on. iM ¢ ‘ ‘ re ' 7.Pas ‘ ait Si G ~ Ss. . Prestolite, .g0«5 ipbed tread, $7.75: 30x53! nonskid, . rt. ¥ ‘ a Every al Warahiced it | — ey er of — oo oa oF ie rove aul i tank, spesdometer, 4 Bix4 tires, electri | $) G5; B2e4, nonskid, £18 R55: B3x4. nonsk!4d, overal difterent. . “ee ra tires. A | do ae sortve — above mileame~ ii Are Completely ruc aken in trade we aid to || we aha make an adjuatimen REFINISHED some day . A 4 : " . ” bee h — 9 And Uphold sedans. Also several trucks, | q 4 — ( . . tH cks ave a An ; ’ , ie 4 yy tru 4 | ee | light delivery and heavy duty. | _-—Consequently we cannot afford ’ at 06.0, vas septs | 2332 a sechet hey ae - CHANDLER Ter 4] a oa % 4 , n i] } ; ae f ) r respons bility vo | : 3 OO - Passenger. i}; CASING One 34x44, Kelly cord, §30. 1ou4 | — cone y : suled a d : + | QUA ALITY ' Ou : p J oe ? s : to misrepresent the true condi 18, 4-cy)., 5-Passenwger. i Ny. ae the i sia aes RE ees # , TO IPSs New - or; ra. t Maxwell, ache aes | ' or. _¢9 () 0 ST OC K 18 of ?: : el. : ; Be protection. H tion of the Vehicle offered for 18, 4-cyl, 5-Passenger. ||| | CASINGS- “two adasia oe a a 8 ne Din, | chevrolet end Bulck, 745 Gach. “1e \ SAVE 50% —-$24,00 14.75 e in ene oe ; : if 1916, 4-evl, Roadster. Wig ond. cin S gr &f a0 Ss » is Kaston. ——. , ch, Firestone and 14.05 ‘ is We Add k d Q sale. bi ; ) nond, one U WY @ St, Lonis av. sn04rt , ir S% : ready for 4 OUR SERVICE, Open wee ay S untl . p. i 5 £-27}- Per og C eS e: State aize require pe- . DODGE BATTERY—Brand-new Permelif Cabany 1547! cial price to dealers, | | : oth Used Cars and Used Trucks. Bomont 2600. Central 2775. | SCT LCANIZING OL TFIT—Best make molds 4 ! nonskid tires, cheap. 4575 _Faston. _(ch8x) | . buffer: bargain. 1404 Srecavent: DEMOUNTABLE WHEELS—Also two 80x23 ty Uta atest ne. 7-passenger. Time payments on both Cars _ ( F i 5 Rory a nee nie waar abe (ce) VI" L ee Hectional and retread by prices given a er a POxwest * OULIAK | r ; oA ii} DODGE KE —And_ pistons. Rubber Mould Co.; almost new; ehene. a6 steck afuet | ; Baseebiie ceuae” Sceie. aac Truche, denied, : || | 1918 model.“ $20; Ford frame, $5." 1521 Ho- | cheap. Call before 1, 4188 Ottve. (co inaperted” to apnres 3332 OLIVE STREET | | diamont. nm | HF ELS Der nountable: fit Tord and Max- the Dig saving. Hupmobile c oupe 3-pass nage r. a ' feivinn 82 | Ps or n 4 ' ii} 4 INODG LE ‘tire rims St: und wa! d. “tn ner? tubes. ‘ ’ ches vi Sidne ¥ i \ tH , ur = : ’ . I well ! 3 vA ; y Don't Aeta?., Aft rT J ine le? we wtil Ss . Louis, . lo. , + S & ~y iii . tt ‘ n ' " ki . ee re ere AUTOMOBILE riscoe Motor ales Co. | ‘| PACKARD MOTOR CAR CO. || it KiNG; Kiaxon horn, auto | bumpgt,, sk!1 | qiiegLs—Deniountable Word, Gis, Doda | Sats 1Gs0obomiis Cord and BO00-Talle Rua? 7 ‘ 4 i ! OF MISSOURI i pe, wee «t Ford wheels: gas tanks, £1.50; eprings, all anteed Fa bric stock Complete atock of | Phenes: Bomont 114. Central 6417 COMPAN y | USED CAR DEPT.., : ‘ re : | ! | ELECTRIC OT AR’ rE R-—Forest 6448, 1@) a PEC TAL Se SET ——— | & haar Bip A ae eee of a7) makes Fane iy 1804 Wabesh Av. ‘Chicage. TL : : 9 'T’ - ‘ ‘ ) FENDERS—New Lord crown $14 eet of Ss C 4 teal peeliing offer O40 °. 8 ak 2814 LOCU ST STREET H | Bomont 900 Central 2300 | ‘ four “big bargain. ‘ets Bamean 0% sae, For one will sell entire | stock eo eae Wareaniaing. ae As aii Pee We hae AY a thir ; . . . a v we, a fool 8. Jefbenadancs, omy Grand and Pic | Re-Newed Car Dept. { Bomont 5680. Central 3705. ill 2201 LOC UST ST ———— _|| a) IRESTONE TIRES—Two 20.8 ans tubes. aces aia a oo a eld tet LEWIS os 4432-34 Olive St, ‘ Sarpy. ub int a

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. ry ig Bt 4 war rc ry ' 'zZ ght: Dpewes caesdeesecesresscagiens Pit Ail Hike it Mi it! ro A turn of the handle and from 60 to 200 smooth even, perfect stitches are knitted. Thousands of such Stitches can be made in a few minutes by the operato: of average experience. Many of our workefs repor: that, with the Auto Kyitter, a completed sock can be made in le#s than 10 minutes. When the Auto Knitter Koes into action it is just like having many families of skilled Knitters working for you: that is why our trademark is “Better than a Hundred Hands.’ It makes the sock-—-top—body—heel—and—toe—without removal from the machine. It weighs about 20 pounds, can be clamped to any ordinary table or stand ind can be used anywhere. It is easily learned, Ex- perience in Knitting and familiarity with machines are totally unnecessary. Complete Msffuctions about how to Use the Auto Knitter are sent to every worker. The Auto Knitter is to hand knitting what the sewing ma- chine is to hand sewing, Profit and Pleasure This Is to certify that I have used the Auto Knitter in my home with entire satisfaction, and that the Auto Knitter Company have not said too much in stating that the work wears as well ag hand knitted. “The proof of the pudding is in the eating.” I have the socks and I know. If consider the company to be honorable itn their business dealings and, like their machine, is to be relled upon, The Auto Knitter does the finest work of any ma- chine I have seen, and I am perfectly satisfied with it a8 a means of profit in every way. Miffliinburg, Pa. More Than Two Dozen Pairs a Day The Auto Knitter has proven very satisfactory. The work done on the machine cannot be surpassed. eonsider this machine stands in a class by its#elf. Ab- solutely Perfect work can be made. The only require- ment is to learn the work, and then work. The Auto Knitter ia very speedy, and any person of good judg- ment can knit from one to two dozen pairs of socks a day. and if they want to push the work they can turn eut more. The treatment by the Auto Kaitter Com- pany is the best, and | have found them to be abso- lutelyw reliable. Berlin, N , = 7 ete geeks Wiens eaieraie hocngace! bir ei Riinaines me a y ‘ “oft Sot PIE PA rie oS (ae) 2 2 Sat ea ny te) ee ee ee ee Pahoa, Pe Te, GARR PRD pee re re ge Ce AS coal is ver a ie Said al 3 me) 4 ya Spe Dae PB , f id j f f i 4 ; yr’ Wiha af a Of] : j yi UH, j j 1/0 Up i steams | I) Wy Whi.) / ie yb f / ; ; We supply the yarn free and pay you for the socks HE whole world needs socks. In every country, in every city, in every town and in every village— in every corner of the world, in fact—there is an acute shortage of hosiery. This great demand is your personal opportunity. It is your chance to add substantially to your income. It is the weapon with which you can meet the constantly increasing high cost of living. | You can make this extra money pleasantly and easily in the privacy, freedom and comfort of your own home. This is an unusual advertisement due to an unusual world-condition. We are a firmly established American Corporation engaged in the manufacture of high-grade seamless socks. Our business connec- tions are world-wide. We have been in business many years, We have always preferred home manufacture to factory production. We believe in the independent employe. We know that the best work is that which is done by well-paid, contented people in happy homes. These socks can be made by men and women. Knitting experience is unnecessary. The Auto Knit- ter, a marvelous machine made by us, does the work. Anyone can quickly learn to operate this machine, >» Workers wanted everywhere For the reasons stated above—the unprecedented world demand for hosiery—we need more work- ers—thousands of them. We need you. We need all the socks you and your family can make on the Auto Knitter. We need this labor badly, We will make a contract to pay you a Fixed Wage. on a piece-work basis. In this contract you take no risk. You can work for as much as you want or as little as you want—spare time or full time. And for every dozen pairs of socks you send us we will pay you a liberal wage. With every Auto Knitter we send a supply of yarn FREE. We also suppply FREB the yarn needed to replace that which is used in making the socKs you send us. The yarn we supply is the well-known Qu-No Quality Brand, made especially for the Auto Knitter, It is the Softest, the Warmest, the Strongest. Uniformity in quality, weight and ehade is always ob- tainable. We issue a Free Shade Card that contains samples of Qu-No Quality Yarns. You are, of course, at liberty to dispose of the output of the Auto Knitter as you see fit; you can also use the Auto Knitter to make, at a remarkably low cost, all the hosiery your family needs—wool and cotton. - But please remember this: There are absolutely no strings tied to our Wage Agreement; it is a straight out-and-out Employment Offer of a Fixed Wage on a piece-work basis—a good pay for your services alone. Positively Not a “Canvassing Scheme” The Auto Knitter gives you the opportunity to make money during your spare time. It also gives you the chance to devote your entire time to the bysiness, and th ug to be independent of bosses, rules, time-clocks, working hours. etc. Our Wage Contract is in no sense a disguised “‘canvassing scheme,” “agency’’ or “open-a-store” propo- sition Here is the proof—-read the evidence from some Of our workers: The Auto Knitter is My work has all been In this same mail T am machine and what pleas- one of the best invest- accepted and promptly sending vou 74 pairs of ure it gives me to work ments anyone could make. paid for, and I have re- half-hose. Hope thev it. I also wish te thank . a ae peg Aw - ceived the most courteous will reach you all right. you fer the courtesy and eg [ made $35 BE go treatment at all times, Please send replacement prompt attention you private trade alone. It The Auto Knitter Ho- yarn and wages and Il have always shown me, is the finest and cleanest siery Company does not will send another shin- Buffalo, N. Y. work I have ever done. exaggerate, and lives up ment soon. and I would not be with- to all of its statements. State College, Pa. I am sending you an- out it. Wheatley, Ont. Buffalo, N. Y. other iot of socks today. IT have just sent vou a I am getting alone fine Since purchasing your Am sending you today lot of half-hose made by with my machine, and machine I have made a shipment of half-hose. my Auto Knitter with thank vou for the prompt- over one thousand three I wish to cornpliment Yarn supplied by you. [ ness with which you have hundred pairs of men's you on the promoptnpss am glad to avall myself weet. half hose, agd the ma- with which you retirm@e- of this onportunity to accepted and paid for my chine is in perfect run- placement yarn and tell you how much hosiery. 4. ning order. check. Gays, Ill. Dleased I am with the Limestone,Tenn, Write today for our liberal wage offer No matter where you live we want you to know all about The Auto Knitter, and the immensity of our world-wide institution. We want to tell you of the pleasant and profitable place ready for you in our organization, and the future you can make for yourself with The Auto Knitter. We want you to compare our work, and the money that is in it, with what people are paid for long, hard grinding toil in office, store, mill and factory. We want you to know the substantial amounts that even a small part of your spare time will earn for you. Then we want you to read the glowing state- we ee ee ee ments of our perfectly satisfied workers, and learn how, if you iA desire, you can have your home factory and sell your output ? The Auto Knitter Hosiery Co., Inc, both wholesale and retail. # 821 cotinine ngs N.Y Remember that experience is unnecessary, that you need not Sep know how to knit. You do not have to even &now how to | Send me full particulars about Making P Money at Home with The Auto Knitter. sew. The Auto Knitter does the work, I enclose 2 cents postage to cover cost of tan : f mailing, etc. It is understood that this Action is the word. Write hae vee and address mows 4 does not obligate me in any way. this minute, on the coupon and gét this coupon in the mail at once, Enclose 2¢ postage to cover cost of 6 Name......... mailing, ete. eee, cb hci ei kse ewes kee . . City 20's oe The Auto Knitter Hosiery Co., Inc. #7. Dept. 525K, $21 Jefferson, St., Buffalo, N. Y, ’ eT" St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 6-16-26,

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1: RM ARS IEP PIL ELL LEE LIE GE Te PR PREM ELS i eee 7 1 radi . bat _ es >, ee NA ANY LJ + a HOVA. ECveyf a 2 e Pte o(a —— —~-~ to St. Louisans who buy books. Managers of local book stores are agreed that the “war book,” which for some three or four years dominat- ed the publishing field, has quite lost its vogue. Books along psychic lines, and those deal- ing with business topics have shown such an enor- mously increased sale within the’ last six months as to astonish persons connected with the trade. New titles are being constantly added to the list of business books, and many of the older ones are being frequent- ly reprinted, yet dealers say that they are hardly able to keep up with the demand for this class of literature. Accounting, salesmanship, investments, foreign trade, insurance, transportation problems, factory methods and the science of advertising are some of the subjects which thoughtful men are studying. “A new order of things is coming to pass in the business world, and alert minds are studying the vari- ous angles which may affect them or their particular lines of business,” said a book dealer in explanation. “That perhaps accounts for the middle-aged men who are wrestling with economic texts for the first time since they left college, even if they studied the sub- ject there. But in the case of the younger men, who predominate among these buyers, I believe that their army experience had a lot to do with their very evi- dent determination now to make a success in the world. “For one thing, army life had the effect of waking up many young men, and bouncing their minds out of a narrow circle of ideas wherein they might otherwise have remained for years and years to come. Then, too, many of them feel that the one or two years which they spent in the service were an economic loss and must be made up for now by redoubled efforts.” The following business books were mentioned, not as being necessarily the best sellers, but as indicating the scope of reading now done by a considerable por- tion of the public: “Money and Banking,” by John Thom Holdsworth; “Bookkeeping and Accounting,” by Joseph J. Klein; “Accounting Theory and Practice,” by Roy B. Kester; “The Principles of Bond Invest- ment,” by Lawrence Chamberlain; “Stabilizing the Dollar,” by Irving Fisher; “Advertising and Selling,” by H. L. Hollingsworth,” and “Business Barometers for Anticipating Business Conditions,” by Roger W. Babson. One of the old timers which is being called for by this clientele is Henry George’s “Progress and Poverty.” The rage for books of psychic interest reached large proportions several years ago in England, and usually has been explained as a consequence of soldier deaths, and the desire of bereaved families for consolation. While the world beyond, and alleged communications with it, have been studied by a slowly widening group in this country for many years, the movement here bad its largest growth after such persons as Sir Oliver Lodge, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and other eminent men had become publicly identified with it. Psychic books by English and American authors now form a considerable list by themselves, and are having a tre- mendous sale. One does not need to be an avowed Spiritualist to enjoy many of these books, and, in fact, the book sellers believe that quite a good many of the purchasers are simply yielding to a somewhat ghoulish curiosity in at least their first purchases of such books. But the sale of psychic books has been upon such a scale that no theory other than a widespread interest in ‘the subject will explain it. “Raymond,” by Lodge; “The Vital Message,” by Doyle; “Thy Son Liveth,” which is published anony- mously; “The Unknown,’ by Camille Flammarion; “The Physical Phenomena of Spiritualism,’ by Here- ward Carrington, and “The Abolishing of Death,” by Basil King are some of the more popular psychic books. PAGE TWO out s ‘“s a.* e . "= « \ \ : iu > ‘ — . - . »* . SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. — Pee What P eople Read Thaw Daje— Aud Why BSSAGES from the other ar world, and how best to earn a competence in this , one, are the two subjects most interesting right now Gone to the ten-cent counter are the once eagerly sought stories of the war and war adventures, and in their place comes a big demand for serious publications, books on finance, salesmanship and self-improve- ment, with “spook” literature running a close second—Mystery tales lead fiction sales —:: When dealers say that the “war book” has out- stayed its welcome, they except certain volumes which e'ready are taking their place among the classics, and for which there undoubtedly will be a steady although limited demand for years to come. Such books in- clude “Memories and Records,” by Lord Fisher; “Car- dinal Mercier’s Own Story;” “Now It Can Be Told,” by Philip Gibbs, the famous war correspondent; “The In- side Story of the Peace Conference,” by Dr. Edward J. Dillon; “The Grand Fleet,” by Sir John Jellicoe; “The Economic Consequences of the Peace,” by John Maynard Keynes; “Ludendorff’s Own Story;” “A Jour- nal From Our Legation in Belgium,’ by Hugh Gibson; “Over There With the Atistralians,” by Capt. R. Hugh Knyvett, and Marshal Haig’s “Despatches.” Somewhat surprising, say the dealers, has been the small sale in St. Louis and in the country generally of the books by Gen. Ludendorff and Admiral Von Tirp- itz. Widely heralded and coming from men: who had played important parts in the war, it was expected that they would have a large sale. Quite the contrary has been true, due partly to the high price at which these books are published, and partly to newspaper stories of the splendid royalties which these German authors probably would receive from the sale of their books in America. It is estimated that more than a million copies were sold of Guy Empey’s “Over the Top” and other books combined, while the writings of ‘‘Private Pete’ have had a circulation of about one-half million. Other big sellers included ‘My Four Years in Germany,” by for- mer Ambassador James W. Gerard, 250,000 copies; “A Minstrel in France,” by Harry Lauder, 200,000 copies, and “Pan-Germanism,” by Roland G. Usher of St. Louis, 400,000 copies. Compare these figures with the recent experience of the book department in a local department store, where several hundred books that were slightly shopworn or where there were too many duplicates were put on special sale at alluring figures. The last ones to go were the ‘‘war-books,” and they went very slowly. Finally the Missouri Historical Society took 100 of them at one swoop, which may be a suggestion for other bodies of that nature. “There is a good miscellaneous demand,” said one book seller. “We are doing more of a general book business than for a long time before. One afternoon recently we had inquiries for books on the subjects of astronomy, embroidery, laces, house furnishings and several art topics. Except for the backward spring I suppose we would have had the usual demand for books on gardening. One interesting feature is the strong demand for books of cooking recipes. Either people want to live better than usual, or they are starting in to use foodstuffs with the greatest possible economy. We have one cookbook here with a sale of which most novels might be proud. And it is not just a flurry now and then, but a steady sale from one month to the next, so that ‘we order copies of the book 100 at a time.” Fiction always sells, say the book experts, no matter what class of books may be having a temporary vogue. But not in the last 50 years has there been such a demand for the mystery story as reigns just now among fiction lovers. The popularity of “Sherlock Holmes” 15 or 20 years ago is rivalled by some of the younger detectives of fiction, and modern writers are prodigal with their thrills. Among the older favorites are Anna Katherine Green, Mary Roberts Rinehart and Arthur B. Reeve, and en- terprising publishers have Leen putting forth new edi- Wa iliiii Au aS. NvIssod AHL dO Laas tions of such old tellers of the marvelous as Emile Gaboriau and Eugene Sue. French detective stories of the last decade have taken on a new lease of life. Outside of the mystery tales there is a goodly array of clever fiction showing a steady sale. To cite all of the popular ones, now that read- ers of fiction have gotten into their stride again, would require the mention of too ‘ca many names. Such authors as Hugh Wal- og pole, Frank Swinnerton, Blasco Ibanez, Irv- ing Bacheller, Archibald Marshall and Leon- ard Merrick do not lose their popularity as the months roll by. Novels which have shown an exceptional sale in- clude “Luca Sarto,” by Charles S. Brooks; “The Ro- mantic Woman,” by Mary Borden; ‘““‘The Moon and Six- pence,” by W. Somerset Maugham; “Marqueray’s Duel,’ by Anthony Pryde, and {White Shadows in the South Seas,” by Frederick O’Brien. Biography also has claimed a good deal of attention in these days of plentiful book buying. The volumes by Henry Watterson, Henry Adams and Champ Clark are in demand, while “Theodore Roosevelt’s Letters to His Children” and the biography of Roosevelt by William Roscoe Thayer are having a large sale. Walk Six Miles a Day to Be Well. R. LEONARD HILL, the famous’ British authority, says that sedentary workers should walk at least six miles a day or should do an equivaleut amount of manual labor in the open air. “Exercise is almost as important in the con- servation of health as is diet,” comments the New York Medical Journal. “Sedentary workers or those who lead an indoor life from compulsion or choice should take a certain amount of outdoor exercise daily with the same regularity and care that they take their food. A great many of the gastro-intestinal diseases, and especially constipation, which afflict sedentary workers and which frequently lead to serious disease, are due to lack of or insufficient exercise in the open air. “The habit of plunging, as it were, straight from the breakfast table into the subway and straight out of the subway into the office, is a pernicious one, and it would be of benefit physically and mentally to many who live near a'station if they eliminated that station from the day’s program. In order to obtain the six- mile ration of outdoor exercise a beginning might be made by starting earlier in the morning and walking to the next station; then, perhaps, starting yet earlier and walking to another station further on, and soon. if the office is not too far away, walking the entire distance. “There is no doubt that sedentary workers do not have enough exercise. The remark is possibly more applicable to the sedentary workers of America than to those of any other nation, assuredly than to those of Great Britain. Americans are not great walkers. and the distaste for walking has been more noticeable since the advent of the automobile. The business American is likely to think that Walking is a waste of valuable time, and he does not pause to consider that by such means he keeps the human machine in good working order, a far more important matter than that of making money in a hurry. “A daily walk is infinitely superior in its health- giving effects to the daily aperient and is also more beneficial than working for some time at high tension or than even taking a long rest. Working in spurts and playing or resting in spurts, as the Americgn usually does, is not good practice. Business men and women should ration their outdoor exercise, and the exercise could take the form of walking.” To Restore Faded Ink. WS the ink of old documents has faded and it is desired to restore it, this can be done by washing with any of the substances that blacken on mixing with iron—infusion of nutgalls, sodium-su]- phide or acetic ferro-cyanide of potassium, for instance. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -MAY 16, 1920.

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ttms( Cetin ac “—”)h|(l — pow ——s-. -* ': = (9 abvg wOdf panu}juop) } Secret of the Russian Suicide Yacht © and green. Then it flashed on and off like the signs on Broadway. On guest days the peasants of the village were in- \{fted to enjoy these marvels. The simple folk ex- “laimed with wonder, shouted with delight and roared great cheers for Sophia Bogdanova. These manifes- tations moved the barina to smiles of ingenuous grat- ification. I noted a resplendent figure who constantly stood in attendance on Sophia Bogdanova, He was a young South Russian of strangely handsome mien; the barina had taxed her ingenuity to decorate him with hand- some appointings; he was her private butler. I was told that she was accustomed to pick out the handsom- est young men of the surrounding country and engage them for her seryice. That was her foible, her weak- ness for having good-looking young men standing in every corner. When the war broke out she spent a large fortune in keeping the young Falz-Fein peasants away from the fighting front. During the Russo-Japanese War she had seen many of the village youth return maimed and disfigured, and she had vowed never again to per- mit war to claim any young man of her acquaintance. Such was the remarkable woman who the mother of the Falz-Feins. Despite her eccentricities, she had known how to command the almost réligious devotion of her sons. She dominated them all—all save Fjedor, her first born—and he dominated her. Was Fjedor, the tall, pale, black-bearded Fijedor, stood clad in peasant dress, high boots, smock and cap. He stood on the porch of his peasant-like cottage. The simple habitation seemed to mock the magnificence of the barina’s castle some miles distant. He surveved the green prospect of Askania Nowa, his Garden of Icden. “Plants and animals,” he said to me in his dreamy way, “should be studied in their native wildness, and not in.the enervating confinement of herbariums and zoological gardens.” He had devoted 20,000 acres of land and untold money to the creation of his Acclimatization Gardens, which were the wonder of Russia. His desire was to live a peasant’s life, and he lived it with the lavish abandon that characterizes a Russian noble in pursuit of his pleasure, and with the outlook of a student and a thinker. He engaged in the practice of horticulture, grandly, profoundly. He planned; he directed, and he labored along with his peasants, scolding them, hu- moring them and even using the whip on them. “It is necessary, sometimes,’ he explained. We walked past endless rows of growing plants, and came upon a grassy plain where animals roamed. A herd of antelopes trotted toward us. Fjedor told me of his greatest accomplishment. He had succeeded in , 7 — -of the soil. —_ Extraordinary Adventure in Spirit Land zine articles, one on “Music as a Factor of Education,” the other on “Modern Mechanical Music.” Sitting down at a piano for the first time in her life, at the age of 58, Mrs. Sewall says that Rubin- stein offered her By means of the trance, she was informed, she could ab- and two methods of instruction. sorb all of his virtuosity unconsciously, without ef- fort. But if she took regular lessons, it would require vears of daily, arduous practice. She chose the lat- ter because she always liked the hardest way of doing things, and wished to be aware every moment what she was about. A pan of water placed on the piano, Rubinstein declared, would aid him in concentrating his magnetism. Rubinstein proved a most exacting teacher. Mrs, Sewall’s records show that for many months she fre- quently practiced her exercises all night lng—luckily they were mental ‘and noiseless as well as physical— save for short iwtervals of rest while she lay prone on the floor. Finding that his pupil was reading his biography, Rubinstein apologized for divers discreditable inci- dents she would find therein, and assured her he had improved greatly since residing on a higher plane. “If I were not worthy to be your friend,” he declared, “your husband would not sanction our acquaintance, for he is very punctilious about the moralities.” This acquaintance with Rubinstein during 1; years Mrs. Sewall declares to have been the most delightful and helpful friendship of her life. ‘Whether it shall be my happy destiny,’’ she concludes, ‘‘to demonstrate on earth the continuance of his supremacy in his own art, I do not know. That rests with the same power that initiated this acquaintance. * * * To this dis tinguished friend I owe the joy of a relatively intelli- gent appreciation of an art entirely unknown to me prior to Aug. 11, 1902.” Mrs. Sewall continues that the time she could give to music and to the piano was limited; that she was prevented from practicing from August of 19093 until August of 1905; that between Aug. 12 and Christmas night of 1905 she took enough ora] instructions in the- Ose [ 0} SINO'] “IG WOT Ule1 YT UOOlM rigs crossing the zebra with the antelope, and saw great things for the hybrid as a new and valuable domestic animal. He had never married. He was too busy working for the happiness of mankind through the cultivation All that he permitted himself was at- tendance at peasant fiestas, where he delighted in dancing with the village beauties. And he provided young brides with trousseaus and dowries and gave their husbands positions in his service. He reigned a veritable king of the steppes, a strong man, an austere man, a man of the Tolstoyan tradition. The peasants regarded him as a saint and a hero of the soil. In his own family he enjoyed the unques- tioned domination of the clan leader who is at the same time the stronger soul. In May of 1914 the late Czar visited Askania Nowa. Fjedor domiciled the Emperor in the simple, almost rude, guest room of the peasant-like cottage in which dwelled this princely tiller of the soil. The Czar en- nobied the Falz-Feins. Fjedor responded by present- ing the Czarevitch, the little Alexis, with the marvel- ous Acclimatization Gardens. “May the Czarevitch, when he becomes the Czar, find rest among the wonders of nature that are grow- ing for him here,” Fjedor said simply. St. Louis University Is 102 Years Old country during that period, it was decided that it was expedient for the medical school to become a separate institution, and it accordingly became the St. Louis Medical College. St. Louis University had become one of the leading institutions in this section, prior to this, its buildings being among the show plaoes of the city, and distin- guished visitors usually were received there. Thus, in 1836, Daniel Webster was tendered a formal re- ception, and made a speech of characteristic eloquence, which those who heard it recalled for long vears after- ward. Vice President Richard M. Johnson was simi- larly received, and Charles Dickens, on the occasion of his tour of the country, made a speech there in 1842. Dickens was said to have been embarrassed and unhappy, and it is likely that his auditors were not more favorably impressed by the publication of his “American Notes’ later. The university law department held its first session in 1843. At the head of it was Judge Richard Aylett suckner, who had served several terms in Congress from Kentucky, and was then a jurist and statesman of national reputation. Again the growth of the university outstripped its ory, directions as to practice, etc., to fill 600 quarto pages with fine longhand script; that from Christmas, 1905, until January of 1908, the piano remained un- touched save at long intervals, and has since been in storage. , “It is quite evident,’ she sums up, “that my dear master has never bad the opportunity to give me the practice on the instrument anticipated by him always from our first meeting; but his instructions in divers lines have continued, and his visits have not been en- tirely suspended to date (December, 1919).” ay 1 & , oe Ne Pee eee ied pe ee Mee Eee re se a ae AA eee ee ae T CR ake gee Ca Wak SN ky REELS Pe ay Oe ay ij arias ot prea th a 2 : (C ontinued Fro Today the murdered Czarevitch reposes in an un- known grave. And Fjedor——— Such was the lord of the Kherson as | knew him. Such was the man who died last on the yacht adrift in the Black Sea. The impression left on one by the characters of Sophia Bogdanova and her son, Fjedor, was so sharp and abiding that a peculiar logic seems to bring forth the details of the terrible scenes that attended the pass- ing of the Fala-Feins. One can see the hapless refugees assembled in their drenched cabin. They are congregated around the fine old table that stands at the center. Most of them are decided that the offices of the automatic should be invoked. They look at Fjedor. He nods. Women first! The old sea cry goes up. The women of the Falz-Feins must be spared as much horror as may be. They first! And first of all the revered matriarch, the noble barina Sophia Bogdanova. By tacit consent one of the brothers presents the pistol to the austere Fjedor. He is the oldest son of their father. He is the head of their clan. He is the strong of soul. The one-time lord of the Kherson accepts the weapon without protest, and calmly and devotedly he steps toward his well-loved mother, the magnificent barina Sophia Bogdanova. | (Continued From Page 13) housing large facilities, and in 1853 the construction of a building at Ninth and Washington was begun. [fl was completed two years later, and was one of the most imposing structures in the city. The Civil War had an emphatic influence on the university. Many of the boarding students were from the South. When the Federal authorities seized Camp Jackson, the Confederate recruiting camp, excitement among the Southern students was intense, and so many departed for the South, there to join the army, when old enough, that the session was closed prematurely, May 24, 1861. When classes were resumed the fol- lowing September, only nine students from Southern states registered, and many of them remained through- out the term only because of inability to communicate with their parents. Following the war, St. Louis grew rapidly, and the university, which had gone as far west as Eleventh street to escape the turmoil of traffic, once more found itself surrounded by it. With an eye to the fu- ture, property at Grand avenue, West Pine and Lin- dell bouelvards was purchased in 1867, and the eree- tion of new collegiate and academic buildings was commenced there in 1886. | (Continued From Page 5) the very physicians who had pronounced her incurable now declared her to be perfectly normal. For years she has supported without fatigue work which occupies 21 out of the 24 hours of the day. We may dismiss, says Tarkington, the explanation that “Mrs. Sewall is laboring under a hallucination, or a series of hallucinations, continuing more than 20 years. And either Mrs. Sewall’s subconsciousness, her dream maker, has been up to a dumfounding prodigy of dream building or else Mrs. Sewall has been in com- munication with living people whom we have thought of as dead. I think the truth must rest between the second and third.” Her ceasing from music was due in part to her health. The worthy Pere Conde and Dr. Mesmer, who engagingly confessed that during his ADVERTISEMENT had been notorious as a dangerous magician, put her through a terrific re- | gime of fasting and phys- ical exercise, Which, in addition to the severe exercises supervised by Rubinstein, Mrs. Sewall believes would have killed her had she not been nourished with streams of magnetism from the beyond. Her eyes, she _ says, had become so affected that she was unable to read fine print at all, life he eNO oe eee Up to the present time it has been ADVERTISEMENT al- irritations, lt is also cstringent, discour- most impossible to get a face powder to aging flabbiness, crow’s feet and wrinkles. stay on longer than it takes to put it on.;This unusual You powder your nose nicely, powder is the (French, Poudre L’Ame). called La-may and Because La-may first gust.of wind or the first puff of your /is sO pure and because it stays on so well with the strongest handkerchief and away goes the powder. it is already used by over a million Amer- glasses; since 1907 she | leaving your nose shiny and conspicuous, jcan women. All dealers carry the large has never used glasses probably just when you would give any-isixty-cent box and many dealers algo at all, though subjecting her eyes to the hardest usage they had _ ever known, on all kinds of script and print in vari- | ous languages. 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AND ITS CARGO OF $14,000,000 IN GOLD _ _>_ > - Romance of the Falz-Feins, ‘‘ Rockefellers of Russia,’’ who fled with their treasure from the Bolshevists, were forbidden to land at anv Black Sea port, were tossed by / storms and harried by hunger, until head of clan, Fjedor, shot first his mother, ° the magnificent Barina Sophia Bogdanova, then nine others, and finally himself -—Their estate one of wonders of the world N APRIL 17 the newspapers carried an account of the discovery on the Black Sea coast of a stranded yacht manned by dead men, It had drifted for weeks with a crew of suicide Rus sian nobles aboard. This weird episode, it was stated, marked the end of “the MWockefeller family of Russia.” The news accounts were too brief. There was ritth information available of the people who had died such terrible deaths. In the following account Baroness Leonie Souini, author of “Russia Yesterday and To- morrow,” reveals strange details the extraordinary tragedy. BARONESS LEONIE SOUINI, ‘Russia Yesterday and Tomorrow.’’ N APRIL 9 a loitering party of Ru- manian soldiers spied a large, seaworn yacht stranded on one of the sandbars that abound near the threefold mouth of the Danube. The soldiers took a small boat and boarded the derelict. It had been a craft of sumptuous appointings. Now it was desolate, wasted by weather and engulfing waves. When they pushed open the door of the cabin, the soldiers encountered one of the weirdest and ghastliest spectacles that has ever come to men's eyes. The cabin) was deep with water. Eleven human bodies lay ating and swaying with the slight roll of the boat. Six men and five women. each shot through the head. The man who seemed the oldest lay rocking, face upward, his right arm crossed over his breast. His hand still clutched an automatic. There was Russian gold aboard to the amount of $14,000,000, and a mass of papers that readily dis- closed the identity of the dead as the vastly moneyed and landed Falz-Feins, lords of half a province. It was known that in February last the Bolsheviks invaded the estates of the Falz-Feins, and that these aristocrats of the steppe had fled by sea, They had taken refuge on their yacht, the Ostara, and had steamed for the port of Constanza. At Constanza they had been rebuffed and ordered out to sea'again; Rus sians were not permitted to land. At several othe points, too, they had been driven off. It was now only too plain what a feartul tragedy the inhumanity of Black Sea harbor laws had caused. The picture is not difficult to evoke. The hapless Falz-Feins, with their gold and treasure of paper, were exiled on the sea. The shore would not receive them But the sea, too, was inhospitable. The Black Sea has been renowned from the days of antiquity as a wild haunt of storms. The yacht was swept by waves, bearing upon By Author of drenched, tossed. The exiles endured hunger, cold, exposure. Their fuel was exhausted. They were drifting. They bore their destiny week after week, and then determined that the game had gone far enough. They had a way out—the automatic One of them, it would seem, was selected to be the executioner, and he shot his kinsmen and kinswomen one by one, and then shot himself. And when they found him he still had the pistol clutched in his hand, the token of his eminence, a token that even the cir- cumstances of dreadful death had left undisturbed. He must have been the bravest heart among the exiles thus to be selected for such fearful labor. Who was he? What manner of man was this sombre hero”: The man who died last! | can answer this. I can answer it on the authority of one of the vivid, joyous experiences of mv life. it was in the spring of 1914 that I first saw Ask- ania Nowa. A _ party of mirthful guests, of whom I was one, took a broad- beamed, paddle-wheeled riv- er boat up the Dneiper. The banks of the broad, drab stream wore the bright green of the first spring days; the countryside was abloom with the brilliance of a fat land in bourgeoning time. At Kherson we took the railroad across the wheat country. The train stopped at Nowa Alexivsky to detrain the guests of the SUNDAY MAGAZINE-—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH-= -MAY 16, -()- ~{)- —()- masters of the region. A fleet of automobiles conveyed us to Askania Nowa, the patrimonial estate of the Falz- eins. They were magnifi- cent types of the Rus- sian nobility, the Falz- Feins. There were many sons and daugh- ters of the old lord, who had died no great time béfore. The men, strong, upstanding, high-demeanored. ° The women of rare South Russian types. Their lands were among the greatest wonders of Russia. There was, first of all, sheer immensity. The Falz-Feins held 90.000 acres of the best wheat lands of the provinces of Kherson and Taurida. They grazed half a million sheep of valuable breeds. Their huge storehouses were burst- ing with wheat and wool. The owned their own steamship line, which plied. from Port Skadowsk to Odessa and Sebastopol, and they held railroad toncessions for a line to transport the products o! their estates to Moscow direct. The history of this vast fortune was a ro- mance in itself. During the reign of Alexander | a party of perse- cuted Menonites left their native Bohemia and Saxony and crossed into Russia. The Czar, who was under taking measures to populate the many barren stretches ot Southern Russia, invited the harrassed sectaries to settle along the lower Dneiper. They accepted the imperial favor, and to this day remain an honest, sternly religious and industrially valuable colony iso. lated in an ocean of South Russians. One family of the Menonites, a wool weaver and bis spouse and progeny, elected not to share the destinies of their co-religionists. They continued southward, and found their home on the shore of the Black Sea There they practiced wool weaving, and taught their craft to the surrounding peasants. . And then, in a few years. wealth was thrust upon them. Alexander |! adopted a policy of distributing large tracts of land among the peasants of Kherson and Taurida, and soon the Menonite family engaged themselves wholesale in purchasing the distributed lands from their new and heedless owners at prices of a few rubles or a cask of vodka for square miles of the wheat country. This was the beginning of the fortune of the Falz-Feins, as the thoroughly Russianized descendants of the Menon- ite religionists were known During the century following their rise to wealth and power the Falz-Feins numbered a succession of extraordinary characters. | knew this, and when |! “The yacht was swept by waves—drenched and tossed.” My PAB 18 eit 2 Sry, - bie ja oe ue fe Ol Ai ape glean pa ei Site gases aga Poe Aes a tee eg ee > - rae ‘ ie y. ee ie ; “She 4 ’ e dispensed : Sic\ justice, : OK whimsical i justice, 4 with a 4 — grander ; >), manner j ADE had ever : seen in Russia.” visited Askania Nowa I anticipated contacting with people of interesting personality. I had no idea, though, of the full’ strangeness and wonder that I found in Sophia Bogdanova, dowager of the Falz- eins, and in her eldest son, Fjedor. Sophia Bogdanova lived in a great white castle near the Black Sea. She lived in the spirit of another century, in the pomp and splendor of the Boyars of old. She was a tall, gray, majestic woman, gracious and of queenly bearing. Her habitual garb was of imperial magnificence—robes of gorgeous stuffs and strings and clusters of diamonds and pearls. She was accustomed to say that she looked like Catherine the Great, felt like Catherine the Great, was a second Catherine the Great. [ was received at the daily ‘lever,’ which this queen of the steppes held in the style of the eighteenth cen- tury monarchs. The day was filled with grandiose ceremonies. Luncheon was a rite, with glittering lackeys serving the guests with pomp and formalism. Dinner was a function that might have been a birth- dav of a Khan of Tartary. We went among the peas- ants, who bowed in sincere admiration before their magnificent barina. They came to her with their disputes, and she dispensed justice, whimsical justice, kindly justice, with a grander manner than [| had ever seen in Russia, a land where grand manners still survived. Sophia Bogdanova had arranged evening drives for us through the green solitudes of her great Italian park. We passed from white roadways winding over smooth lawns, and entered a series of dark tunnels and grottos. Blinding streaks of lightning glared. Deafening thunder boomed. An ingen- ious electrical device had been installed to astound the passer through. As we returned toward the castle, when night had deep- ened, there suddenly flashed, to my great amazement and amusement, a great electric sign. It shone at the top of the castle, and spelled the name of Sophia Bogdanova ia rigantic letters of red, blue (Continued on Page 135.) PAGE THREE 1970. pees WeR Dy is A ths th dia te, cle A aiapeeience — a tt Min

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eth (g 260g wo. Ra pamuyjuo:) >) 4 ¢# ¢ dank “tres S ~ ya a iC ets ei ad ms ‘ wagon driving the wheel I mounted the foremost span the way. We had no difficylty; I took back the animals and over Mr. Dively. The water came within six inches and a foot of the beds, and towards the last cross- even. This ford is known as Aubrey’s Crossing, after the well-known pioneer in the overland trade. While writing this the train we left— Parker’s, Musick’s, etc.—is coming up on the other side, and Franz has just been over. They will not cross here, but go the Raton road. Last night they saw about 25 Indians on this side. of the river, opposite Chouteau’s Island. I hope we may get to see nothing of them or any others. We will remain here until to- morrow. Wednesday, Aug. 16.—We have now a stretch before us of 35 miles without wa- ter, part of which is heavy sand. To reach water in the soonest possible time, ‘as well as to distress the animals as lit- tle as possible, it was last night decided we would start this morning and drive through the sand only, then camp until * o'clock, bring back the stock to the river for water, then start out and drive all evening and part of the night, and dgain make a long drive early in the morning until we got to water. This morning, however, some of the owners were dissatisfied with the above arrangement and a drive of only two ___ADVERTISEMENT QUICK HAIR GROWTH! Box Free To You! aba Would You Lite Such a Result as This? De yeu want, free, « trial bex of Keos- pone ag to hw wegen Ee Lg a ae Eats eer. "BALD air and several “FREE 4 In meee ¢ cases, perfeetiy bermiess an starts heir grewth in a few days. Badocess Keskott Laboratory, East 32d St., KA-28, New York, W.1. y Wagon Train Fre rom 1 St. Loifis is to El Paso * miles was made, and -here we will now remain and make a long drive tonight. 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_— SEL ELS NI IRE CT Te ’ is e ‘ ,' aig Pray ate 4 “ga” a ate ¥ 3 * sig - 7 ex s oe 7 .. Pid ke get ae). % dsb P, ss t. Raee ~ es yt oe aes " 5p Le 4 ing Alaa te, “ «ie 1p So Me ete * meat phe pe 3: ~ Sie es) aS oe | ee i i * Sa Sisk th tech Mita A eae ‘ Well tha wPowt tig to 44 a ; ai ahd > r = ce sal ay a 7 : a “ es ee fe 2i , — = > ade > a _ OHY 1GorT THE OLD PATHE Tic GLUE ES TM Ti Yl“ jj fox * - M Mf AT ‘ ee 7 ; ; ee, | aS 2 a b P . . satel ee — Se ee ee 4 7 i " oe ty 2 a ar ae. ify ae ‘ . ee ee > ee ah ee i ae ye ee ee gh Cae. “4 ne NE a fae ee 4 RE Pty pe v ws be : ei . : : oe - Ps 4 - i] ~ . io a: fl nob ici * - Y be BK oki - re ~ F * . - F il ¥ 2 : ye « ; < <. 4 ‘ e the different stars on both nines and you finely get out there and you can't tell 1 man from the other, why bring along a ouija board and try to make it find out who is running with the ball or fumbling it as the case may be. 2. Well, suppose you was going to a vaudeville show. Well, they’s an old book called “wit and humor of the age,” and when the comedians is out there you read that, and they’s also an old music book called “klavier werke’®or elementary exercises for the hands witch goes pretty good as read- ing matter when you don't like music acts. 3. Weil, suppose you was going to a dance and you finely got one with a jady that you didn’t know very well or else you had knew her so long that you had talked each other out, well, they’s a book called “speech and manners” with a whole lot of good dialogue in it that is also easy to hold in one hand and read it out loud and dance with the other. 4. Or suppose you was going to a Uj funeral and the flowers didn't prove © V7 very amusing, why it’s a whole lot : safer to take along a couple daffodils or whatever is your favorite floral piece and try to enjoy them and not pay no tension to the regular gifts that was sent in. , Well as I say I was over to Philly and didn’t have no sleep and by the time | wrote this story why the pic- : tures was already drawed for it and DicrKe DoRGAH,. “They was a bug in the upper deck that had phonograph with him.” paid for don't live up to expectations.’ So I and Tiny agreed to recommend this system [to diferent people that goes out trying to enjoy himself and some times they come home saying that they had a rotten time, but if they use this system why they can't have a rotton time, as follows: 1. Well when you go to a football game vs. Yale and Princeton expecting to enjoy yourself and you been reading in the .paper for wks. and weeks about — broughten a one of the captions was “A good cabi- net member shouldn’t venture out anywhere without a good cushion,” and I don’t know what it means, but [ have got to put it in to fit the illustration, but in the mean wile | want to state that a Poed-yorng man shouldn't ought to venture to Philadelphia and think he eging to get any sleep . RING W. LARDNER. Greenwich, Conn., May 14. --—-- —--— —_ (Copyright, 1920, by the Bell Syndicate, Inc.) rt ——a “NO TRAINING REQUIRED” ®iiiivi OOKKEEPERS have nice, easy jobs, with pretty good pay. But you can’t be a book- keeper without an education. And since they have been raising the pay of college professors to twenty-five or thirty dollars a week, educations are terribly expensive. The life of a bricklayer is pleasant and agreeable. His work keeps him out in the open air. The hod carrier does most of the manual labor. And the wages are excellent. However, union rules forbid a man to lay bricks until he has carried the hod for a couple of years. And a man who has carried the hod for a couple of years is too tired to lay any bricks. All these learned professions require study and training. Try to practice medicine without going through a medical school, and your brother doctors will have you fined or locked up. It is too bad that this is the case. For nowadays a doctor, just by writ- ing a few prescriptions for pints of spirits fermenti, can make a splendid living. Also, at present there is a lot of money were sufficient to raise a crop worth almost its weight in gold. We cleared and spaded a space in the back vard and went blithely to work. But somehow or other ‘the garden didn’t prosper. There appeared to be things about gardening which we didn t know. We had trouble, among other things, with insecti- cides. At the suggestion of a seed catalogue we mixed ursenate of lead and sundry other chemicals, and ap- plied them to our potato plants. ° The next day a lamb, belonging to one of the chil- dren, having occasion to eat one of the potato plants, was stricken with such an acute case of eolic that the vet charged us $8. That cheered us up. If the stuff could have such an effect on a large lamb it certainly ought to do the work for an almost microscopic potato bug. But it didn’ The beetles ate the potato plants, in the legal profession. The lawyer who can tell you how to transfer a case of whisky from Barney’s place to your home without getting in jail need not trouble about the cost of living. But there seems to be a rule that requires a man to spend at least a year in a law school before he can be a lawyer. And that keeps most of us out of the law game. About the only lucrative pursuits that can be followed without any training whatever are playwriting and amateur gardening. Any number of persons attempt both when they find other means of livelihood difficult. We began with gardening. The incentive was very great. With lettuce at 30 cents a head, asparagus at 75 cents a bunch and cabbages commanding any price the marketman sees fit to ask for them, it was easy to see that the vegetable producer would reap a fortune in a season. All one needed was a few garden tools and LE a poison and all, with eager relish, and got fat on it. We mixed other poisons and fed them to rats; which died in the walls of the house, necessitating the re- moval of walls and plaster in order to get them out and give them a decent burial in the yard. But none of the mixtures daunted the bugs in the least. : It is possible, of course, to remove bettles from po- tato vines, beetle by beetle.. But it requires the labor of six or seven persons to a vine, continued through the summer, and ‘this is not always practicable, particu- larly in the btisy season. We also had difficulty with fertilizers: We com- pounded ours; on correct principles, but the plants didn’t seem tq care for them, Either they went all to stalk and leaves, getting so excited about growth that they neglected to blossom and fruit altogether, or they came down with indi- gestion and died. Then, too, our plants developed a Surprising obsti- VAR Pare nacy about doing, what they we are fe to do. Everybody knows that isles anecia “head up,” which means form compact and . —— — like cabbages. ut our lettuce plants spread j y abroad like pond lilies, sia —eithegene pn tb of them there issued long, straight stalks that shot up two feet Overnight. And such leayes as clustered about the bases of them were bitter and unpalatable. The season was a disappointment. Our backs creaked when we sat down. Our hands were blistered and painful. And we had nothing to show for our summer's work but a bed of radishes which were of the con- sistency of pine knots, and which were use- ful only-as fuel. And no matter how many radishes one raises, they make a very poor substitute for coal in a hard winter. We have given up gardening. Like a lot of other things, it apparently requires an education. No ’ , a collection of s. These, combined with ote w we are going to try play- healthful, invigorating, open-air exercise, “But somehow or other the garden didn’t prosper.” (Copyright, 1920, by Bell Syndicate, Inc.) PAGE FOUR. SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -MAY 16, 1920.

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— (1] 26ng wi0sy panuyuoy) 4 YJ U ~ — ' , . 4 2 Ne : ‘ i ena Ca per a = eet ae A sig ae ba cdi, e a hs pent aE i ae ‘ 4 + o% . Le » " ‘ £ “se - % or * a -_* i 7 By Helen Rowland. SN’T science WON- DERFUL!” exclaimed the Widow, giving the turf a little shove with the toe of her slipper, that set the hamniock swaying gently. ‘Is it?” The Bachelor raised his eyebrows and glanced up lazily from where he lolled on the green- sward at the feet of the pink and white vision in the hammock. The Widow nodded her rose- wreathed sun hat. “They've just invented a new X-ray machine,’ she explained, “by which you can read the char- acter, thoughts, emotions, traits and disposition of your—of any- body who interests you, thereby eliminating a lot of uncertainty in love and marriage.”’ ‘Somebody is always taking the joy out of life!’ grumbled the Bachelor, shrugging a_ well-knit shoulder. “Rob love and mar- riage of their delightful uncer- tainty—and what is left?” ‘“Nothing—to attract a MAN, perhaps,” admitted the Widow, ‘“but’it will be a great boon to a 66 ReterT” | aw HL, Lemem>/ fe fii} Wh ad . : j | . L Ui : i ve i TL AAs UAE WY Ng WE Fan ee ary » ee : eo ee ae Ly " Le Sa Ra. Pree es “Of course,” soothed the Wid- ow. “Although she probably knows better than he does what he wants! But the woman who consults her husband concerning her OWN personal affaira—who invites him to choose her hats, criticise her gowns, her complex- ion or her servants and lets him snoop around her kitchen, go through her icebox and keep tabs on her letters—should have a guardian!”’ “What—what?"” exclaimed the Bachelor. “What's ‘home’ for, if not to ‘snoop around’ in? If a man can't find fault in his own house where CAN he enjoy him- self and be natural?” * “You see!" laughed the Wid- ow, with a gleam of triumphant mockery in her eyes. “Just THINKING about being married has transformed you from a nice, pleasant companion into a po- tential grouch and amateur de- tective! So, what good would a pre-matrimonial X-ray photo- graph of any man do a woman?” The Bachelor grinned and ait o j “OTT i girl. She will be able to pick and “hoose ’———— “Oh, WILL she?’ bfoke in the Bachelor, satirically. “Since when has a girl been able to pick and choose—a husband?” “Oh, ever since the war, Mr. Weatherby,’ responded the Widow blithely. ‘“‘Ever since work became fash- ionable and a wedding ring ceased to be the only pre- mium in life. -Ever since marriage became a sweet luxury to a woman, instead of a bitter necessity. Ever since’’—— “I see! 1 see!” interrupted the Bachelor hastily. “But what does this wonderful new machine tell you about the other person? Does it tell you anything you really want to know—how long he takes to dress for dinner, for instance? And whether he insists on reading the paper aloud to you, at breakfast; and whether he prefers Charlie Chaplin or Caruso or the Follies or a ouija-board seance?’’ ‘No, it doesn’t,’”’ admitted the Widow ruefully. ‘It merely tells you whether or not he is jealous or tem- peramental or sensitive or phlegmatic. And, after all, that’s rather vague, isn’t it? Especially as it’s not half so often his big sins as his little peculiarities ‘hat get on your nerves. You could@RNever discover, by means of it, whether a man was given to dyspepsia or not; or whether he was the kind who would dry the dishes on the maid’s day off; or whether he went to sleep with his mouth open, after dinner; or if he liked garlic in his salad‘: and was fond of playing jam records on the phonograph on Sunday’’—— “Or whether or not a girl would get up in time for breakfast,” put in the Bachelor, “or how she looked with her hair in magic wavers; or at what tempera- ture she would keep the house; or whether she would go in for lap logs, or psycho-analysis, or vegetarianism, or politics, or pet lizards—ugh!” “And even if it WOULD register all those things,’ added the Widow, with a shake of her head, “and if you could find out everything about a person, before marriage, that is no sign that you would know any- thing about him—or her either—after marriage. Be- mentally surrendered his sword. “Oh, well,” he protested, wit) a last feeble attempt, “a wome an makes anything she pleases _ of a man, anyway—a mollycod- dle, a tyrant, a saint or a fool! “No mere, normal, human man 1s going to sit in front of an X-ray machine and let himself be photographed, anyhow.” inarriage is a miracle that transforms every- body from what he is into something totally different. Look how quickly it changes a man from a slave to a Sultan, and from a worshiper to a Kaiser!” ‘Nonsense!’ protested the Bachelor. “It isn’t mar- riage that does THAT! It’s the WIFE whe does it! Nine men out of 10 go into marriage prepared to play the role of adorer for life!’’ “Yes,” agreed the Widow sadly. “That ‘anything- you-say, anything-vou-like, anything-YOU-want-if- you ll-only-marry-me!’ attitude has lured a lot of wom- eh into matrimony, ever since Adam so meekly and cheerfully bit the apple.” “But it isn’t an ‘attitude’!’’ denied she Bachelor em- phatically. ‘“‘A man sincerely MEANS it!” “| know it,’ sighed the Widow. ‘And the woman, in her desperate gratitude for such devotion, insists on pedestaling him and handing him a sceptre and im- ploring him to cut-and-dry her life, according to his favorite patterns—and ends by spoiling a perfectly good husband and turning a lover into a tyrant!” f(Aause “By—what?” The Bachelor sat up and faced the Widow. “By CONSULTING him in every detail of life, as though she hadn't .a rational working brain cell to think with,’ replied the Widow, laconically. “But great Scott!” exclaimed the Bachelor, ‘‘shouldn’t a husband and wife consult each other's wishes, tastes, ideas and opinions and—and all that?” “Certainly, Mr. Weatherby,’ averred the Widow, giv- ing the hammock a gentle shove that sent her pink draperies fluttering in the breeze. “A wife should consult her husband in all things that pertain to hig comfort and happiness. She should try to find out when he wants his dinner, how he prefers his eggs, whether he likes his roast beef rare or medium. how he enjoys spending his evenings’’—— “And how he likes his cuffs ironed!” pleaded the Bachelor. | aoe — St. Louis Uni everything of the kind in our country.” another addition was made to the building. Some of the graduates of the medical school were Dr. £Zlisha Gregory, Dr. Elsworth Smith Sr., Dr. L. 5S. Boisliniere, Dr. T. L. Papin, Dr. 8S. L. Nidelet, Dr. Aru- nah Parkhurst, Dr. John Marshall. Allen and Dr, T. Uiriswold Comstock. One@ef the professors was Dr. Daniel Brainard, distinguished surgeon and author, who later founded Rush Medical College. Another was yr. Moses L. Linton, who founded the St. Louis Med- ical and Surgical Journal, which antedates all medical publications in America. One of the most exciting incidents in the history of st. Louis occurred in connection with the old medical school at Tenth and Washington, and resulted in the destruction of the furnishings of the building by a mob. | ; Some small boys were playing ball in a lot adja- eent to the school and the ball was knocked over the fence into the college grounds. In their search for versity In 1853 SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- —MAY Is 102 Years Old it the boys stumbled upon the opening into an old vault, where were interred the remains of bodies that had been used for dissection.. The sensation produced on the boys may be imagined. They ran abeut, shout- ing the news, which was verified by older persons. Soon the wildest rumors were in circulation. In those days the medical profession was often suspected by the ignorant of resorting to murder to get subjects for dissection, and hysterical and incendiary persons made the most of this prejudice. A mob of 1000 gathered around the school. Ringleaders addressed them and urged them to tear down the building. The Mayor and other prominent citizens addressed’ the crowd and induced it to disperse. The militia had been called out to quell the disturbance. As a result of a conference, the militia was withdrawn, and the mob disbanded. Later, however, it reassembled, stronger than ever, and broke into the building. Bones and fragments of bodies were dragged out of the vault to inflame the rioters, who finally burst into/ the ee ee . « 9~< guy? yh Rh Sas Ce ee ee et “0 oh Row ® eceitnt hi L LMR Tins aie claeas ming ea: 3 Nevers. ental ree . ws er y at Ses “ oe 16, And no X-ray machine is going to tell him in advance just which it will be!” “No mere, normal, human man,” declared the Wid- ow, “with a secret knowledge of all his little faults and failings is going to sit in front of an X-ray machine and let himself be photographed, anyhow!” “And then°*hand the evidence to the woman, to hold over his head for the rest of his normal life?’ cried the Bachelor. ‘Well, I guess NOT!”’ ’ “But a woman wouldn’t mind having a soul-photo- graph taken,” reflected the Widow pensively.’ “What? A WOMAN”— “Not if she could be sure of finding a skillful ‘re- toucher,’ " the Widow added, “‘to take out all the blem-~ ishes and paint in a pair of wings and a becoming halo!” WIDOW-CISMS. A man is always attracted by a blonde—probably for the same elemental reason that prompts a small boy to pick out a red sled and a college youth to yearn for an orange necktie. When a woman is absfracted and silent, a man al- ways feels guilty; his only doubt is as to what pare ticular thing she has found out: What passes for woman’s “unfathomable mystery” is often nothing but a man’s passion for deceiving him- self about perfectly simple things—to make them seem complex and fascinating. Love is an emotion of the heart, the mind and the senses; a man may lose the first a number of time’— but he never marries until he loses the other two. — A man’s success is measured by his rating in busi- ness—a woman’s by the rating of the man who mar- ried her and took her out of business. (Copyright, 1920, by the Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.) _——_— 7 (Continued From Page 7) a A ee eee oe building, destroyed the furnishings, and, in the words of a historian, “left nothing but the bare walls and the roof.” A shout was then raised to go to the Missouri Med- ical School. Warned by the outbreak, however, pro- fessors and students there had made preparations to receive the mob. The dissecting room was cleared out, and every trace of its purpose eradicated. The opening into the vault, arranged in the side of the room like an open fireplace, was covered with sheetiron and a cook- stove set up in front of it. When the crowd arrived the leaders were invited to enter and make an exam- ination, which they did, satisfying themselves that nothing was wrong, and being «ompletely deceived by the subterfuge employed. The connection between the university and the med- ical school was severed in 1855. As a result of the “Know Nothing” movement and other forms of arti- religious and anti-racial agitation which swept. thé ‘Continu d on Page 13.) 1920. PAGE THIRTEEN,

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Extraordinary © Mrs. May Wright Sewall, leader in various women’s causes, educator and writer, reveals now for the first time her twenty years of communication with un- seen world—Taught piano by ghost of Rubinstein and cured of disease by Mesmer’s spook — Portrait of husband “painted” by pupil of Raphael S I read, it seemed to me that I had never known so strange a story,” says Booth Tarkington, the novelist, in a _ pre- face to_an eerie volume just published by his friend and neighbor of many years, Mrs. May “Wright Sewall of In dianapolis. She thus reveals for the first time, to the amazement of her multitude of acquaintances and familiars on two continents, that for more than 20 years she has lived two lives. One was the open, busy career of a practical woman of affairs, absorbed in the causes of education, and so- cial betterment. The other was a secret, equally active and engrossing life of constant intercourse with what she believes to be the realm of spirits. That Mrs. Sewall should have written such a book is as dumfounding to Tarkington as its contents. There could be no more astounding contrast than that be- tween her volume, “Neither Dead Nor Sleeping” (Bobbs Merrill), and her manifold activities in public life. During the heydey of her energy, says Tarking- ton, any citizen asked to name the three leading per- sonalities of Indianapolis would have listed Benjamin Harrison, James Whitcomb Riley and Mrs. Sewall. In 1882 she and her husband, the late Theodore Lov- ett Sewall, founded the Classical School for Girls, at Indianapolis, which became a flourishing institution, known throughout the country; Mrs. Sewall was its principal for 25 years. From 1881 to 1888 she .was chairman of the Executive Committee of the National Woman's Suffrage Association; she organized the Na- tional Council of Women of the United States, and the International Council of Women, of both of which organizations she is now honorary president. She was president of the World's Congress of Rep- resentative Women at the Chicago Exposition; and was appointed by President McKinley to represent the 66 women of the United States at a series of congresses. at the Paris Exposition of 1900. She is director of the National League for the Conservation of Child- hood, and American Commissioner in the Interna- tional Women’s League for Peace; there is scarcely an organization for human betterment’ in America or Europe of which she is not a valued: member. And simultaneously, confesses this eminent leader of great causes, she was in daily converse with the spirits of the dead; she was being cured of what physi- cians told her was an incurable case of Bright's disease by means of the spectral ministrations 6f one Pere Conde, a French priest and physician of several cen- turies ago, and of no less a personage than Dr: Franz Mesmer, who died in 1815, and whose name and ex- ploits are perpetuated in the term “mesmerism;”’ and was also being trained as an expert pianist and mu- sician under the direct tutelage of the spook of Anton Rubinstein, famous Russian virtuoso and composer, who died in 1894—-she who had had not the slightest aptitude for music and had never touched the key of a piano! During all these years Mrs. Sewall kept copious notes of her adventures in spirit land, comprising more than 70 folios of manuscript. The present publica- tion, issued by permission of her dead husband, pur- ports to be a detailed record of only the first few years; other volumes are promised, particularly one to be called “Rubinstein as a Master of Music,’ which is to reveal the maestro’s views of his art as matured in the after life. is On Dec. 283, 1895, the narrative begins, occurred the death of Mrs. Sewall’s husband. Both had been what are known as ‘‘Radical Unitarians’” and belonged to the skeptical, free-thinking type of that period. They felt no certainty of individual survival after death; their doctrine of immortality resembled that known in physics as the theory of the indestructibility of matter. So that Mrs. Sewall was not a little sur- prised when her husband, a fortnight before his death, addressed her as follows: “If I discover that I survive death, the first thing I shall do will be to ascertain whether or not Jesus returned to earth after his crucifixion. You know we have not believed it; but if I find that he did return to his disciples, I shall do nothing else until I have succeeded in returning to you, unless before that time you have come to me.” This promise, strange to say, dropped entirely from Mrs. Sewall’s mind. But in the months following she was startled by receiving proposals from friends that SUNDAY MAGAZINE: —ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -MAY 16, 1920. she visit a medium, as her husband was seeking to communicate with her; one lady assured her that She had frequently seen the ghost of Sewall walking at his wife’s side, evidently wishing her to perceive his presence. These suggestions shocked and distressed the widow. Then she received an invitation to be a speaker on woman’s day at a summer Chautauqua held at Lily Dale, N. Y., on Aug. 10, 1897. On arriving, she was not a little disgusted to find herself in the midst of a ‘Spiritualists’ Camp.” But some impulse stronger than her incredulity led her to visit a professional slate writer, and through this person she obtained her first message from spirit land, a communication from her husband. Within thrée days, she records, “my husband, my father, my mother, my. half-sister, two sisters-in-law, a great-grandfather and a little niece had identified themselves unmistakably and indis- putably.”’ These phenomena converted Mrs. Sewall from skep- ticism to faith, and there ensued the 20 years’ record of her communieation with the souls of the so-called dead, both through mediums and later through her own developing powers as a psychic. she received the folowing “message” E. Willard, who had just “passed on:”’ greeting to the council and continue to work for women.”’ Most of the communications during the first years must be passed over, except to record that in Lon- don, during 1898, William T. Stead is described as writing on a tablet answers to questions which Mrs. Seward mentally put to her husband, containing ‘‘ref- erences to incidents of the past which could be known only to Mr. Sewall and myself.” This occurred while they were sitting on a balcony at Stead’s home, in the open air and in brodd daylight. During a conversation with her mother, Mrs. Se- wall asked whether, in her sphere, there is supposed to be any like Jesus. “Is He not thought there to be a Ged, from Frances “Convey my Miss Anthony. I shall Mrs. Sewall pressed the question. Very sol- emnly and emphat- ically came the an- swer: “No, my child, there is no God but One. Jesus is the greatest ever hu- manly incarnated, but not God.” Later Mrs. Sewall was introduced to her husband’s sir _ i Renton Ne : ’ a: PU ie vi ; gr eta ‘ Nye : re . i : 2 ae bidet | ae oe ae ee 2? aye? F 5 és ee ~y Spee hs a +, ad > ia 3 7 ~ « ye static ef z ed prim r ¢ Le 8 . aE af Ps rd . 7 Agen. vi PS Sete * ke Sa So ace a - . a ; , a" v @ we @ d —_ of One of America’s Most Noted Women On Feb. 19, 1898, or to be one with God?” be ll i Te en ve ees. ae aaa SOO te ia pO ee ie eee Oe nh te ae ates See stan ; oe a“ *s OO RIO ee Rel Re EDM e 7» > SR. A Se RR a Ea ES ELI 2 KREDI SLR ee RE Pe. MER eee oh i es , Mrs. May Wright Sewall. the artist were not Raphael. The answer was: ‘Not by the great master, but by a pupil of Ra- phael.” This picture, Mrs, Se- wall declares, hung for many ie years in her home at Indianapo- eee lis, and occasioned many inqui- ries from her visitors. . She al- ways replied that it was the gift of a friend. itual guide, “a wise Italian sage of cer- turies ago,’ known as Prof. Lamonti: and to an ancient Greek philosopher named Hermes. Theodore Lovett Se- Through them and wajJJ, with whom his others she learned widow says she has that a “band of in- been in constant com- structors”’ was being ‘ ‘ . : munication since _ his formed for her edu- cation, and that the spirits were highly interested in her work for peace. She began to experi- ence novel sensations like currents of electricity cours- ing through her veins; her husband explained that these were currents of magnetism from the etheric plane, which he was sending to keep up her strength and vitality. He asked her to place a glass of water at night by her bed, as its presence would aid the mag- netic demonstration. This water, Mrs. Sewall avers, she poured on her flowers in the morning, with the result that plants which ordinarily live but 10 days continued to bloom for three or four weeks. Shortly afterwards, 1n Chicago, Mrs. Sewall obtained, she relates, a spirit portrait of her husband. She tells how she bound two photographs of Sewall between two slates, laid upon the slates a blank canvas selected at random from a dozen or so in the medium's room and watched the face and form gradually developing upon the canvas. “It was a beautiful portrait,” she records, “a perfect replica of my husband's features and coloring.” She inquired,.through the medium if death in 1895. On another occasion, Mrs. Sewall re- lates, she was passing about a number of photographs taken at Oberammergau, one of them a likeiu.ess of the actor taking _ the part of Judas in the Passion Play. Sud- denly the picture disappeared—‘my first ex- perience,”’ says the author, “of instantaneous dis- integration.”” Her husband explained that a spook had taken the photograph to show it to the real Judas; and that the latter was deeply offended, regarding the pic- ture as a libel and caricature of himself. | In November, 1901, Mrs. Sewall suffered a severe attack of what she thought was lumbago. Physicians who made tests without knowing the identity of their patient pronounced that she was suffering from an incurable onset of Bright’s disease, already in an ad- vanced stage. In the following May the spirit of her husband one night introduced her to the fwo men chosen by the “Council” to be her teachers and phy- sicians—Pere Conde and Anton Rubinstein. The for- mer urged her to engage a masseuse, the latter to pur- chase a piano. She obeyed the instruction regarding the masseuse, but put off that relating to the piano— to the excessive annoyment of Rubinstein. Mrs. Sewall tried to compromise by moving in a piano from her school; but the ghostly musician de- tected the ruse, upbraided her severely and engaged to pick out a piano for her at a music store—which he did, she maintains. She complained of the expense, but Rubinstein assured her that her husband would en- able her to pay for the instrument from unexpected sources of income. It turned out, she relates, that two installments were defrayed with checks for maga- (Continued on Page 15.) PAGE FIVE Ce cnrttedhi an vow \«

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BR St esi i ae “i St “i. 4 yi ee % without lookin’, so's it'll sound like he’s fixin’ tings up. “What seems to be the trouble?” [ asks him. _ “I think Dimpled Dan is like money from home in - _. the first race today,” he says, “provided they—what— _. what are you doin’ here?” he winds up, droppin’ the book. | ;eie 4 “Git outa there!” I hollers. “If you’re a mechanic, I'm Christopher Columbus!” f “What dy’e expect for 70 cents an hour—Edison?” he growls. . Runyon Q. Sampson has took it all in and now he lets out a beller and leaps from the car. “You infernal idiot!”’ he bawls at poor Alex. ‘You've made me miss my appointment. What do you mean by taking up my time with this travesty on an auto- mobile? Why, the thing can’t even move! If this is the way it performs when it’s fresh from your factory, what can a man expect when it’s a few weeks old?” “Maybe it ain’t ripe enough yet,’ I butts in, hopin’ save the situation. “It does look kinda young, don't it?” “Silence!” roars Runyon Q. “I wouldn’t buy one of your cars if they were selling at 3 cents a car- load! That's final! Don't you dare come up and bother me again. Get this pile of junk off my place here just as fast as you can, or, by the eternal, I'll have you all arrested for trespassing!” : With them few remar*s he stamps off across the lawn, bellerin’ like a bull. “Well, Alex,” I says, “at last you have hit some- thin’ in little old New York that you can't do, eh?” “That old boob gimme a pain anyways!’’ remarks ‘the mechanic. “What does he know ab6éut machin- ery? Gimme a cigarette!” “Cheer up, Alex,” I says. “I know that was a tough one to lose, but a guy can't finish in front all the time! You know you ain’t up in dear old Vermont now and this town’s much harder to beat than the average. I told you that when you first come here. I knowed jit was only a question of time before you'd hit the bumps—everybody does sooner or later in New York— and then you”—— Alex gets up and throws away the cigar. 3 “All I hope,” he says. ‘All I hope is that the one they deliver to him works all right!” “Deliver to who?” I says. “Runyon Q. Sampson!"’ he comes back. “I come up here to sell that feller a Gaflogey chummy roadster, and that’s what I’m a-goin’ to dew! I'll have his check before the end of the week. I’m gonna do it now, but in some way this here sale is gonna occur, you can gamble on that! D’ye think a little thing like this can discourage me? Why, if the car had exploded and blowed us all up in the air while.we was sittin’ in it, I would of sold Sampson the speedometer for a watch before we had hit the ground again!’’ He turns around on the mechanic and rolls up his sleeves. ‘‘The faster you git away from here, the longer you'll liye!” he snarls. “What art was you follerin’ before you took up automobiles?” “Well, to be on the level with you,’’ says the me- chanic, “I was second man in a cigar store on Twenty- third street. I got fired because me and the cash reg- ister could never agree on the day's receipts. I seen an ad for a mechanic at the Gaflooey service station and I got took on there as a helper. A feller has got to do somethin’, don't he? Gimme a cigarette.” Alex makes a dash for him, but I hold him back. “Fade!"’ | warns him. “You're gettin’ away with murder as it is, and if I let this bird go they’s no tellin’ what'll happen to you!” "What do I get for my mornin’s work, heh?” he bollers. “You're gettin’ immunity!" | says. ‘Beat it!” “All right!” he snarls. “Il oughta knowed I'd only get the worst of it goin’ out on a job with a coupla boobs like you guys. This feller claims he’s a sales- man, hey? Sell ice cream sodas in hades! Gimme a ciga”’—— Alex throws the toolbox at him and he blows. While we're standin’ there tryin’ to figure out some way to get this chummy roadster to make good, a guy steps out from behind a hedge and joins our little party. He had just about passed the votin’ age and he wore a raincoat with one of them cute liffle belts around it, a daredevil cap case. His feet dragged like they wasn’t used to such heavy exercise as walkin’ and he steps in front of us with a cigarette droopin’ outa the corner of his mouth. “Pardon me,” he yawns. “Are you having some dif- ficulty with the car?” , “Oh, fluently!’ [ says. “You must be a fortune teller. Some difficulty is right. We been attemgptin’ to get away from here all mornin’ and it’s the same as makin’ the Russians think the Czar was a good feller—there’s nothin’ doing’. I don't think the motor is tryin’, and’—— “] know something about autos,” he says. “Have a couple of my own and occastonally I have to fuss sround em a bit Do you mind if I look at the motor’ PAGE TWELVE. SS Se SY Se Y « RAND I Os aI GS ny a is ae Se Re Tae ee - cx , i - bd a . a ar, Ee ot ae ee PAS EERE RST Le IE eo pehle ‘ . / oe : ’ J Gib? v. n EAS rae tte s + OLR SO REAL. Sen beeper ee >. 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I don’t know what this handsome stranger did, but whatever else it was, it was a success, because the mo- tor immediately begins to tear holes in the peace and quiet of the surroundin’ country. “She'll be all right as soon as she warms up now,” says our savior. “The gas was disconnected—coupling jolted off evidently—and one of the cylinders was miss- ing. Must have given you trouble on hills, what?" he yawns some more. “Nice little bus,” he says, “and, now, I wonder if you’d do a favor for me?” “I only got four bucks on me,” I says, “but -you’re welcome to that if you can use it.” He grins. “It isn’t money,” he says. portant than that.” “Fudge!” says Alex. this town!” “Yes there is!’ says the newcomer, steppin’ back to a hedge, ‘‘and here it is!”’ With that, out steps the Venus de Milo, wearin’ both arms and a set of scenery that must of enabled some Fifth avenue store to move over to Easy street. She looked like what the press agents claim is in the chorus of every musical comedy that hits Broadway, and she’s wearin’ enough diamonds to have kept the alleys in tooth powder. After I had got over bein’ dazzled by the first look, I give her the East and West again and recognized her. She’s nothin’ than Margot Meringue, the big movie star. “I’m Arnold Sampson,’ says the young feller, ‘‘and this is Mrs. Arnold Sampson. My wife was formerly” “It’s something more im- “There ain't no sich thing in less “I Know,” I butts in. “I seen her the week before last with the missus in ‘Marvelous Margot’s Mistake.’ She was vampirin’ around and’’—— “How did you like me?” smiles Margot. “Well,” I says, “we seen the pitcher three times run- nin’—is that good enough?” “We have just been married,” goes on Arnold, throwin’ out what chest he had with him. “Congratulations!”’ pipes Alex, shakin’ his hand. “Pretty soft!’’ I says, doin’t the same. -“T saw you and father in the car here,” explains Ar- nold, ‘and as you appear to be friends of his, I wonder if you'd come up to the house with us? Father is less liable to make a scene if there is someone else present. You see, he doesn’t know that we're married as yet.” : Alex suddenly looks interested and nudges me to keep quiet. ‘Tl can see the whole thing in a nutshell,” he says. “Your father objects to you-—-oh—now—marryin an actress, heh?’ “No,” yawns Arnold: “In, this case the traditional is reversed. My father objects to the actress marrying me!” he bows to Margot. “He is personally quite fond of my wife and his objection is based solely upon his own unflattering opinion of me. He declares I'll never be able to support Mrs. Sampson in the manner she is accustomed to living, as her income is something like fifty thousand a year. Father allows me a bare five thousand and he refuses to increase it until I go to work in his office, or something equally as silly. Can you imagine anything more idiotic than that? Dad is worth millions and he expects me to work!” “What an inhuman parent!” says Alex. “What have you got against work?” “My dear fellow,” says Arnold, “I don’t really know. I don’t seem able to get enthusiastic about it—that’s all. I wouldn't mind going down to dad's office and toying with an adding machine or driving nails in packing cases, but I’m sure I'd fall asleep on thé job, or something idiotic like that! You might say I lack the urge,’ ne yawns and grins. “I guess | wasn't built to hustle. | haven't got the pep, as we used to say at’-——— “Listen!’’ butts in Alex, his eyes beginnin’ to glit- ter. “You was built the same as anybody else—only thinner. I know what's the matter with you—c’mere, I'll show you!” He takes Arnold by the arm and leads him over to the Gaflooey chummy roadster. “D’ye see that automobile there?” he says. “Look at it. What is it—nothing but a pile of metal and wood! It can’t talk, it can’t think—but it’s got a little but- ton down there in the dash and when you push it, that cur will keep on runnin’ till the gasoline gives out or it hits a tree! That button’s called a self-com- mencer and that’s what you need! Ain't there no but- tons up in your bead that you'can push and get your- self goin’? Is that pile of metal better than you? You can go down now and take a job where you won't get your hands dirty, but if your dad hadn't been a self- Starter 50 years ago, you'd be callin’ a wop foreman ‘boss’ today and likin’ it!” , Arnold stops yawnin’ and looks interested. where he don't look mad. Margot nods her head and puts her hand on his arm. uF ERI ~ “Come, ©, aa” Sao Re oS Re tee eee me A a ee ee ae oh he ; wh e) me a 3, ees, ree RLY ” ers: hee, Reh a eer TR Cet ae Rae 7 Alia aga “4 figs ‘(Continued From Page 11) “Arnold, dear,”’ she says, “he’s right! did try to do something, especially now. to lecture you, dear, but"’ ; “I don’t know whether he’s right or not,’ says Ar- nold, “but I do know that extraordinary speech of his has me thinking. Also, it sounded great to me and there’s no reason why it shouldn't sound just as great to dad! He loves that sort of thing, and I’m going up and repeat it, word for word! I’m going to tell him we're married and that I'll start to werk for him whenever he likes. I can try it, anyhow!” Margot looks at Alex like she would kiss him if it wasn’t for the looks of the thing, and Alex whispers in my ear that the Gaflooey roadster is as good as sold. We all got in it—it was runnin’ like a watch now— and roll up to the house. The newlyweds goes inside, while me and Alex stays out on the porch, and in about half an hour they come out again, bringin’ old Runyon Q. Sampson with ’em. The old gent walks over to Alex and holds out his hand. “My boy,” he says, “I want to thank you for what you've done to this cub of mjne. I don’t know what you told him, but he’s a different person from the time I saw him last. He sounds like a real man, now! I’m going to do something for you in return. I won't buy one of the infernal cars of yours, wouldn’t have it for a gift! But, if you'll tell me what your commission on the sale would have amounted to, I'll write you a check for that figure.” Margot looks at Alex,’and then she looks at the Car. “Why, I think it’s a perfect dear!” she says, “and those colors real harmony itself!” Alex bounces forward, his eyes glitterin’ again. “We were oe, of callin’ this model the Margot Meringue,” he says, “‘and’’—— come!” interrupts old Runyon Q., straighten this matter up.” He takes out his check- book and fountain pen. “I want to take you children down to Tiffany’s and have Margot pick out a suitable wedding gift. We have’—— ‘“‘May I have anything I want?’ asks Margot, kinda innocent. “Of course you can!” beams the old boy, pinchin’ her cheek. “ “Then buy me a Gaflooey chummy roadster!’’ she says. “I think this one is'a perfect love of a car!” Oh, boy! Alex tries to look unconcerned, but he couldn't help droppin’ his hat. The old man coughs and gets red in the face, but he was game. “All right!’”’ he snorts at Alex. “You.win. You can say you're the only man that ever got the best of Runyon Q. Sampson! What's the amount?’ I went into the office of the Gaflooey company with Alex when he went back and the president is waitin’ for him. with blood in his eve. “You needn’t begin your excuses!” he says to Alex. “The mechanic has told me how you made a mess of everything and Sampson refused to buy the car. I didn’t think they made any ten-thousand-a-year men up in Vermont when I hired you, but I took a chance. New York’s too big for you fellows; I guess you were only aflash inthe pan! Just think what it would have meant had you sold the car to old Sampson! Why, the advertising alone would’’—— “Tt guess you’re right about me bein’ a flash in the pan,’ butts in Alex, “but I found another pan! I don't know whether this is any good for advertisin’ or not, but.I sold that chummy roadster to Sampson and he has give it to his daughter-in-law for a weddin’ gift.” The president jumps from his chair, very light for a man of his heft. “Great!”’ he hollers. “Great! He looks at Samp- son's check which Alex hands over. “I knew you'd do it! I saw you had the stuff in you the minute you first walked in this office. That’s the place to get first-string men—right from the country, and Ver- mont has furnished more than her share. They told me you'd fall down because New York was too big for you, but I knew different. They can’t fool me when it ° comes to judging men!” I'll get our advertising men right to work on this copy, and we'll hit the morning papers with it. This is great! Now if Sampson's daughter-in-law was only in the public eye, know what I mean, this would be wonderful! We've had a man after Margot Meringue for a month, but she’s away somewhere. You probably won't know her; she’s a big movie star and we’d give her a car if she'd only in- dorse it. Why, if we landed her’’—— “That's who Sampson give the car to,” says Alex. “His son and her just got wed and he give her the Gaflooey roadster for a weddin’ gift. How about that New York manager job—do I get it?’ “Do you get it!’’ shrieks the president. you're it, right now!” “That's fine'”’’ says Alex. tomorrow!’ It's*time you I don’t want ‘let's “Why . say- “I'll take the job day after ~~. (Copyriaht, 1920, by Small, Maynard 4 Co.) SUNDAY MAGAZINE. -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -MAY 16, 1920.

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RIDAY, Aug. 11.—Another of those quick, sharp.storms came drowns in es - & : : MP , : A as RA” LY yp “ * fh, ¥ Ms \ ZX Pas The > oon / *- ” E> « bs «* ed _—— — - feeding. On a sandbar in the river is the trunk of an immense cottonwood, which, being dry, has furnished all our train with wood to cook with, which for some time past has been rather a scarce article. I chopped an armful for ourselves and everyone else did the same. I took a bath in the river, but the water was very shallow.-: At 4 o’clock we began driving and jrove until nearly dark, making about 10 miles: the entire day's travel was nearly 20 miles—-first-rate traveling. — Some think we will reach the cross- ing tomorrow in time for breakfast, but, according to a schedule 1 have, we will have to travel until evening to do it. Our camp is not far from the river and the grass is the best we have had fora month. We had a good supper and I enjoyed it very much. I took my turn at standing guard tonight—stood from 9 until 11 o'clock. 3 Monday, Aug. 14.—It was not more than half after four when we started this morning, intending, if possible, > wp last night about 11 o'clock, and, while [| had _ prepared everything but the curtain in front of the carriage, still, so sudden was the rain that before I could let it down the rain beat in on us very unpleasantly. In consequence, we did not get away at our usual time and would not have left camp until afternoon had not the big train on behind made its ap- pearance and forced us to go on,,which we dccordingly did until nearly 12 o'clock, when we made our camp near the river. The road, although mostly sand, was rather heavy in consequence of the rains yesterday and last night. Our camp is close by Pawnee Forks. The sun came out about 10 o'clock this morning and the day has become very warm, affording us all a fine chance of drying our blankets and clothing and of air- ing everything generally. For some reason or other, the Santa Fe mail coach, going west, has not come along, though two days overdue. D. has, after all, concluded to go by the mail coach. This evening at 5 o’clock we hitched up and made only a short drive, but the chief objeet was to cross a*very bad ravine on the near side of Pawnee Forks. We took the road over the hills, although several miles further than the road along the river. We got into camp late in the evening and as usual, about midnight a tremendous rain, wind and thunderstorm came up. I witnessed a grand sight when the storm came up. The herd of beef cattle that is traveling with us tried to run away before the terrible wind and rain, and all the herders were on their horses with their whips try- ing to keep them. When the wind abated a little they would stop, but when it came on again they always set off again. Sometimes they came within 150 yards of our wagons. I got up in it all and took our horses away, lest they should either be run over or run off, and tied them on the opposite side of the wagons. It was very dark, but the lightning was incessant and brilliant, and I could see all that occurred. Often it seemed that the weather-driven cattle would overcome the large force of men who, with shouts.and their long, heavy whips, were trying to beat them back. Fifteen hundred head of cattle, rushing wildly be-_ fore a fierce gale, were enough to sweep everything before them, and I feared the ambulance would be over- turned im the mad career of the frightened animals. The lightning suf passed anything I ever saw before or have seen yen One feature was so peculiar that I could not help being attracted by it. The heavens were filled with storms on every side, and for several hours there was‘not an instant of time—not so much as a single second—that lightning was not visible in some quarter. Saturday, Aug. 12.—Gonzales got permission to go ahead last night, and as Musick has not yet made up his mind which way to go, all of us who have deter- mined to go the Cimmaron route left this morning to join him (Gonzales). Everyone was angry. We drove our carriage out of the corral without bidding anyone good-by or saying a word to anyone, I hope we will not see him until we get to El Paso. AsI said before, we messed with him and got only about half enough to eat, and that grudgingly, with a lecture at each meal for eating so much. One had to run and grab when the word was given to eat, or he got nothing. Now, however, we are out of it, and every man in the train is rejoiced and feels better. We drove from 6 o'clock until 7, when we came up with Gonzales in camp, when we camped also and made breakfast. While taking breakfast Col. Wallace, Inspector-Gen- eral of this department, carte by and told me he had PAGE SIX. he” re “A man was put to each yoke and a yelling and hollowing began.” lost a rifle on the road somewhere et weesi this place and his last night’s camp. He told me to look out for it and keep it if I found it, in consequence of which I walked ahead of the train the entire drive, from 10 till 1 o’clock, but did not find it. We drove about five miles and camped. It was very warm this morning and my walk made me tired. The mosquitoes were so very bad that I had to keep a bunch of grass in my hand all the time and keep brushing with it con tinually. We made another drive this afternoon of about five miles, every foot of which I walked. I was not in the carriage during the two drives, and I suppose I walked further today than any other day of my life. I was excessively tired, and after all did not find the gun. I kept on the trail of the horses and wagon all the time until we camped, and, as we were yet several miles from where Col. Wallace camped, as soon as our corral! was formed | got a mule and started for their camping place. When I got there it was growing dark and I hunted around until I gave up all hope of finding it, and 1 grew fearful of Indians, also, so I returned. ! acted very imprudently by sometimes going as much and more than a mile from the train, that is, in advance. Sunday, Aug. 13.—We started this morning before sunrise and drove until nearly 10 o’clock, making about 10 miles, I think. Part of the road along the river bottom was very heavy, and when in the worst of it we met a train going eastward to load a secoud time this fall. I forgot to mention that when cross- ing Nine-Mile Ridge we also met a train of two or three hundred wagons going on to load up a second time before winter. Our camp is quite close to the river, in which are several large islands covered with fine grass, and most of our animals are over on them > NAAAN > ww '- 7~ ~~ . cae * “I. had prepared everything but the cur- tain in front of the carriage.” SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST. LOUIS POST-DISPA TCH- -MAY 16, 1920. to reach the crossing to take break- fast. At first the road ran through the river bottom, and, as a large train had gone over it immediately after the last rain, it was very much cut up and uneven and rough, but some five miles on it ran up over some high bluffs and became very hard and good, although rather hilly. Our camp last night was about two miles on the near side of Chouteau’s Island. I have used this same expression on several occasions, and mean by the ‘near side” or “far side,” the side nearest to our starting point, or the reverse by the latter. The Arkansas is in plain view all day long, with only a bluff at rare in- tervals to interpose. It is still as mearly treeless as can well be, and somewhat high, as well as very mud- dy. Today thus far has been very warm; there is hardly a breath of air stirring, while the sun's rays come pouring down through a cloudless sky. There was an extraordinarily heavy dew last night. It could hardly be told from a rain, and when I went to bed I was as wet up to my knees from walking in the grass as if I had been wading through a pond of water. We have been fortunate in having had no rain today. We left camp this evenimg at 4, expecting to reach the crossing early, in time to find a ford, but it was further off than we supposed, and we did not reach it until sundown. And what is more, it is very deep, the river having been rising ever since morning. Up till late they have found no ford that will do. I put some fishing lines in the river this evening, but caught nothing. They say very few fish are ever caught in the Arkansas, but why this should be I am at a loss te know. Tuesday, Aug. 15.—The hunt for a ford was con- tinued this morning, and things looked blue, for the river had, if anything, risen instead of fallen, and there seemed a poor chance of finding a road clear across that had not some deep place in it. A more practical and effective way we instituted, however. Every owner of oxen brought up his herd and sent it into the river, which is here about half a mile wide, so there were as many as three or four hundred oxen in the river at a time, each one of which may be consid- ered as bunting a ford. There were other objects and purposes in view by this procedure. It accustomed the animals to the swift current and took away their fear, and it also made more even and level the rough places and holes in the river bottom. After consider- able experimenting of this sort a ford was discovered which was shallow enough to keep the wagon beds out of the water, and then hitching up began, prepara- tory to driving over. Breakfast and these just-described preliminary op- erations had consumed the day until about 9 o’clock in the morning. A man named Chaves sent in the first wagon, loaded with machinery and drawn by 2 oxen. It got about three feet from the bank when f2 stuck. Then began a time. A man was put to each yoke and a yelling and hollowing began, of which no idea can be conveyed to amyone who has never seen a similar sight. The wagon would not budge, because the oxen would not pull; only about one-half could be got to go at a time. At last 10 yoke more of cattle were hitched to it and then it started and never stopped until it reached the opposite shore. One after another of the teams were then driven in. having each from 20 to 30 and 40 oxen attached. Several more stuck in th river, but were easily pulled out. __ ; One wagon upset just when entering the river, and many of the goods were damaged. We doubled teams (Continued on Page 14.)

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- | me The Self-Commencer Ss IF ite i Ps diel eee ay ee ih ay rete ee z . Sree, $e iat BO he - ek J a OS an eo ae) ae eee | Si bee oP Se re ari $ a Pot we mg es A Sg eee Net ‘Lie Splat? ey eee E ‘ : Sige ee ey aye hire ee : 7 ; * y oe ot ae : Bef ah ee ae Liye o >} pone dy Urey a 0 Ss + Pye. ae ‘ Mt 4 a up, but just then it seemed like it had been a OF ne snatched from the cradle before its features was fully formed. Two of the roadsters would of made a nice pair of roller skates and the expense for tires must of been practically \ nothin’, because the ones that was on it looked like a set of washers. The body was painted yellah and the trimmin's was in Alice blue and catsup red. . In the front seat“is this guy which Alex Claimed was the world's greatest mechanic. You could see that at a glance anyhow, be- cause he was*dressed in a pair of overalls that had lasted him ever since he first broke into the automobile game, and he carried about three quarts of medium oil on his face and hands. “Well,”” says Alex, throwin’ out his chest, “what dy’e think old Runyon Q. Sampson will say when he casts his eyes over that, eh?” “You'd only get sore if I told you,” I says, “but I’ll say this much, Alex: If you can sell him that mechanical toy there on the pre- tense that it’s an automobile, I’m goin’ up there tomorrow and sell him Grant’s Tomb for a paperweight!” “Git in,” pipes Alex, “and stop knockin’!” “I won’t have to knock, after we get start- ed—that’s if we do,’ I tells him, forcin’ my- self into the rear, “the motor will look after that!’’ Alex nudges the mechanic. “This here’s my cousin,” he tells him. “He ain’t a bad feller in spite of that.” He turns around to me. “Joe,” he says, “Il want you to meet Mr. Eddie Worth, the best Man on gas engines that ever burnt his bands on an exhaust pipe!’”’ “Greetin’s, Eddie!’’ I says, shakin’ hands with him and gettin’ half a pound of grease for nothin’. guessed. “Il can't see anyone now. | have an appointment this afternoon to'’'-—— “| guess I'm that appointment,” 1 butte in, “or part of it, anyways. Was you expect- in’ to look over a Gaflooey chummy roadster?’ “Well, what of it?” he snaps. ‘ ‘My lord, the carriage awaits!’ | says, mak- in a bow. “Folley me and you'll go motor- in‘? * “Are you the agent?’ he asks, as we walk back over the lawn. “No,” I says. “I'm his cousin. He's car- ryin’ me along for luck or somethin". We also have a mechanic with us in case of fire. Are you fond of automobilin’.” “Much more so than of conversation,” he barks. ° “That stops me,’ | says. “I'm dumb from now on. What is it who's this says? Silence is golden, speech is human—ain’'t it?” We have reached the car by this time, and Alex steps forward. “Good-morning, Mr. Sampson!’ he says. “I want to thank you for the company and my- self for volunteering your judgment as to whether our new model chummy roadster is a good car or not.” Sampson walks around it a couple of times, opens the hood, looks at the motor and sniffs. “It's entirely too small!” he announces. “The body is grotesque, the paint is a hor- rible color and the chassis seems out of align- men.” “Exactly what | thought you would say!” agrees Alex, noddin’' his head like Sampson had raved over the car. “We will make any changes you. suggest. After all, you'll be the one to use it and that makes you the one to be pleased. We have custom-made suits, shoes and shirts—why not custom-made anto- mobiles?” “Gimme a cigarette!’”’ answers Eddie. ‘1 been waitin’ here an hour for youse guys. The motor is prob’ly all cold now and the starter may gimme an argument.”’ He gets out and monkeys around the front of the car. “Ain't it nice and roomy bgck here?” Alex asks me. I moved my knees away from my chin, 80’s I could talk. “Great!” I says. “Only the Gaflooey people is liable to get in trouble on account of them coppin’ the de- sign from somebody else.” “What dy’e mean?” he asks me, lookin’ puzzled. “Well,” I tells him, “you gotta admit that the seatin’ arrangements back here is a dead steal from a can of sardines!”’ “Did you ever see anything you couldn't find fault with?” he sneers. a “Yeh,” I says. “I once got three nickels in change for a dime.” At this critical moment the mechanic gets down on his hands and knees in the street and begin to worry the car like a dog with a bone. Then all of a sudden he crawls undeneath it and disappears from the pub- lic eye. A lot of shippin’ clerks, bookkeepers, sales- girls, brokers, lawyers and the like, on their way downtown to their jobs, figures that you can go to work any day, but an auto bein’ fixed calls for im- mediate attention and gets around us in a circle. This seemed to get Alex’s goat, but it was huckleberry pie to the mechanic. He crawls out from under, rolls up his sleeves, ruffles his hair, looks over the crowd and rubs his hands together. “Gimme a cigarette!” he says. “And reach down in that tool box there and hand me up them pliers, a couple of S wrenches, the hammer and a screwdriver!” The crowd sighs with delight, but Alex leaps off the seat like they was bees in the upholstery. ‘What d’ye want all them there tools for?” he yells. “Stop this monkey business. I’m an hour late now! What's the matter with the car?’ The mechanic looks around at the crowd and shakes his head pityin’ly. They give Alex the laugh, and a manicure tells her friend that if she was the mechanic she wouldn't bother with it, but would make Alex fix it himself for gettin’ so bold. - “What's the matter with the car?” repeats the me- chanic, waggin’ his head from side to side with a sar- castic movement. “It’s been abused, that’s all! I ain’s had time to go over it carefully; it'll have to be towed down to the slop where we can git it up on jacks and take it apart. I found a leak in the radiator, the bolts is missin’ from the muffler, there’s a crack in the rear housin’ and the clutch seems to grind a bit.” Alex grits his teeth and grabe hold of the wind- shield. “Is that all?” he hisses. “Well, not all, no!’’ says the mechanic, scratchin’ his chin. “They must be a couple of pins sheared off of the differential and the’’—— “They ain't no sich a thing!” roars Alex. “This SUNDAY MAGAZINE- -ST, LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- -MAY 16, 1920. “Pardon me,” ————— he yawns. “Are you having some diffi- culty with the car?” here's a brand new ear, right from our factory— you wooden-headed fule! It ain’t been run a mile and they ain't a thing th® matter with it, not even a scratch on the paint! You was sent up here to drive this car, not to wreck it. You'’—— “Hey, don’t you git to callin’ me no wooden-headed fool!”’ hollers the mechanic, jumpin’ around and wavin’ the pliers. ‘‘That’s against the upion rules, and you'll get the worst of it if I bring it before the board. They must be some mistake here. [ thought you wanteu me to look over this boat for your friend here and see what it needed. How’d I know you only wanted me to drive? | ain’t no mindreader;. I’m a mechanic and” “Shut up!” says Alex, “and drive us out to Tarry- town. As a matter of fact the car's all right, ain’t it?’ “Certainly!”’ says the mechanic, “Ain't it a new one. Gimme a cigarette and I'll see if I can get this tin can here to-roll.”’ It’s just about 18 miles as the pigeon soars from where we started to Runyon Q. Sampson’s country home, and we fled up there in two hours. This car was a wonder on hills, that is it’s a wonder we got up ’em at all. We climbed most of ‘em with the emer- gency brake on so’s we wouldn't slip back to the garage, and I figured that the car must of been painted yellah in honor of the motor, which quit like a dog every time the goin’ got rough. The mechanic drives us in through the entrance of Sampson’s domicile, as we remark at the garage, and then stops for encourage- ment before goin’ further. Alex elects me to go up and notify Sampson that we're all set to show him the Gaflooey chummy roadster, while he and the mechanic stays behind to look over the car and see that every- thing is workin’ fairly perfect. I got as far as the porch and‘a guy in a drum meajor’s uneyform without the hat nails me. He was as big as the Woolworth Buildin’ and just as emotional. He looked like what them stage butlers tries to. “What would you wish?” he asks, traffic cop to a taxicab driver. “Well, if I thought they was any use,’ I says, ‘‘l'd wish I had a million bucks, but as it is, I'd like to see Runyon Q. Sampson, your master.” “Step this way!” he says, startin’ to walk abead. “] can’t step that way!” I says, watchin’ him close. “It must be a gift. “I'll have to folley you in my own way on account of havin’ a blowout in my rubber heels an’”’ Just then a little, bald-headed guy with one of them short gray mustaches which the wealthy banker wears in the movies, crosses our path and the big fel- ler stops and salutes him, “Gentleman to see you, sir,” he says. “Hmph!” grunts Runyon Q. Sampson, which is who the little guy was, as the gentle readers hag prob’ly friendly as a Oey OT lm Se ORD coer) zero ae “Hmph!” grunts Sampson. ; ‘lll fall,’ I says, hopin’ to break the em- barrassin’ silence. “Why not?’ “Shut up!” hisses Alex. “Would vou allow us to give you a little spin?” he asks. ‘Ha, ha!” pipes the mechanic all of a sudden. “That's a hot one, ain't it?’ he grins at Sampson. ‘Sure, old top, we'll give you a spin!” he says, jabbin’ the floor board. with his feet. “That's if this boiler will roll. Some of you guys will have to give the motor a little spin, if you want to go away from here. She's gone cold on me again. Gimme a cigarette, will you?” Alex presented him witb a glance that would of froze boilin’ oil. “Step right in, Mister Sampson,” run around the roads here and’—— ‘We'll do nothing of the sort!”’ snaps Sampson. “I've got to be at my office by 3 o'clock and you can drive me down there. In that way I'll be wasting no time and | can see what your can can do through traffic as well as on the road.” he says. “We'll says Alex. “Step right in.” Runyon Q. Sampson steps right in and after gettin’ a cigarette from me, the mechanic steps on the gas. We run every bit of a hundred yards across the lawn and then all of a sudden the Gaflooey roadster stops deader than Columbus. The mechanic tried every- thing, from blowin’ the horn to crawlin’ underneath ft again, but they was nothin’ stirrin’. “Well,” he says to Alex, finally, ‘“‘there’s onls way we can get away from here now!” “What's that?’ asks Alex, bendin’ down so’s Runyon Q. Sampson won't hear it. “By freight!” says the mechanic. “It seems to me that one of them rear axles has gone to work and bust- ed on us.” we *“Listen to me,” says Alex. “Get us away from here right away and there’s $10 extry in it for you!” “Now you're talkin’ sense!’ says the mechanic, “Gimme a cigarette.” He grabs up the tool box and hides himself under the car again, while Runyon Q. Sampson begins to fidget around and look at his watch like it was the first one Re ever seen. Twenty minutes, folleyed by 30 more, and still this mechanic is under the car, makin’ sounds like he was fillin’ a rush order for tin pans. Alex is as nervous as a cop makin’ his first pinch and our friend Samp- son begins sayin’ things about the Gaflooey roadster - that would never of been used by the builders as testi- monials. Finally, Alex whispers to me will I get underneath and see what the world’s champion ante mechanic is doin’ to while away his time. I got out and looked under and—Oh, boy! This bird is layin’ on the ground under the car, readin’ a dope book on the races! He's got the book in one band and a hammer in the other and every now and then-he reaches back and wallops the dirt “Elegant!” one ’ (Continued on Page 17?) PAGE ELEVEN, % Lat, AERO BULB LZ” .

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enamine wel eet ‘Looking Back 102 Years. Was Just a Modest Dwelling at Third HE 100th anniversary of the founding of St. Louis University will be the occasion of a celebration —delayed two years be- cause of the war—which will take the form of a historical pageant at the Odeon, May “0, 21 and 22. This, the city’s oldest institution for higher education, was begun in 1818, three years before Mis- souri became a State, by Bishop Wiliam du Bourg, and was colloquially known to many as ‘Bishop du Bourg’s College.”’ What a change has been wrought since then! St. Louis was a Struggling frontier town of 3000 persons, of which the western city limits were about what now is Broadway. Most of the buildings were rude log structures, within a stone's throw of the Mississippi River. Where some of the city’s busiest corners now hum with traffic, trappers and hunters then roamed in search of big game. The United States was still struggling with the problems of a new republic. Peo- ple had not stopped extolling the prowess of John Paul Jones and Andrew Jackson. In this crude pioneer settlement there were few schools of any sort when the Bishop arrived from France to take charge of his diocese. True, Jean Bap- tiste Trudeau had been conducting a Catholic ele- mentary school since revolutionary days, and was still doing so, but the Bishop, desirous of promoting high- er education, established the Latin Academy, which was the mother institution of the present university. The management of this infant céllege was commit- ted to the Rev. Francois Neil, a French priest, who was curate of the Cathedral, and quarters for it were ob- tained in the residence of Mme. Alvarez. This was a stone building which stood at the northwest corner of Third and Market streets, in what was, at that period, the western part of town. In this day, the vast majority of St. Louisans seldom get that far east from one year to another. | The date on which classes were first held was Nov. i6, and the event was announced by the Missouri Ga- zette, which stated that ‘‘the Rev. M. Neil, with three other Catholic priests, under the auspices of the Rt. Rev. Bishop du Botirg, will open, in the house of Mrs. Alvarez, am academy for young gentlemen.” There also was opened, in connection. with the academy, a school for ecclesiastics,.under the direc- tion of Rev. Felix de Andreis. The dwelling of the ec- clesiastical students was close to the Cathedral on Sec- ond, between Walnut and Market street, and the Bish- op, whose zeal in behalf of his educational projects took no account of his own convenience, gave up a part of his own house for a seminary. Among the clerical students, it is recorded, was Francis Xavier Dahmen, the first priest ever ordained in St. Louis. So decided was the success of the academy—for the frontiersmen took avidly to this opportunity for high- er education—that Bishop du Bourg decided to enlarge its scope. The block bounded by Walnut, Market, Sec- ond and Third streets had long before been set aside by Pierre Laclede, founder of the city, for church pur- poses, and a part of it, after a lapse of 155 vears, still is occupied by the old Cathedral. Here, accordingly, in 1820, was erected a brick col- lege building, facing Walnut street, in close proximity to the Cathedral, which then faced Second street. A number of prominent citizens contributed to the butl:- a Mal ye ery Oats at : a po pee ae aks Ma a Mis 5 Sgt ¥ Fo A A SR ae SORE |) MERI A fi se Saige A 2 Ces Ie er Se oe ene, MI Ooae Sette ao at se 2 . ¢ pte, mat * - “ s “3 » ‘he eee ee mT wt. Celebration of its centenary, delayed two years because of war, will soon be held—Institution was founded by Bishop Wil- liam Du Bourg—Later removed to lot at Second and Wal- nut streets set aside by Pierre Laclede for religious pur- poses—Famous graduates -O- -O- Fs ing fund. The St. Louis Latin Academy thus became St. Louis College. Historians relate that one impor- tant study in the curriculum was that of art, and the first city directury, printed in 1821, mentions that the town “has one portrait painter who would be a credit to any country.” The college in August of 1823 had 50 pupils, includ- ing a number who distinguished themselves in after life. Among them may be mentioned Judge Wilson Primm, Theodore Labeaume, Capt. Edmund Paul, Judge William Ferguson, Edward Tesson, Amedee Berthold, Gen. Rene Paul, Nicholas Boilvin, French Strother, Jesse Benton, Lewis M. Clark, Frederick, Alexander and Raigh McNair, Ninian Edwards and several.members of the Papin family. The growth of the college and of the religious du- ties of the secular priests composing the faculty, made it increasingly obvious that a change in arrangements was imperative, and consequently, at the close of the session of 1826, the school was turned over to the direction of the Jesuits, and a new epoch began. Among the students who attended this session were Joseph Robidoux, son of the founder of St. Joseph, Mo., and Auguste Delassus, son of the last Spanish Governor of Upper Louisiana. : Bishop du Bourg, who had originally contemplated the change, did not personally consummate it, as he had removed to New Orleans in 1824, and two years later returned to France, where he eventually became Archbishop of Besancon. The transfer was carried out by his successor, Bishop Joseph Rosati. St. Lauis had now doubled its population, being “a bustling town of 6000," and it was desired to have the school in a spot more remote from the buginess dis- trict, so Bishop Rosati gave the Jesuits a lot at Ninth and Lucas avenue, then well removed from the com- mercial section. While preparations and the actual building went forward there, the school was tempo- rarily removed to the Indian Seminary at Florissant, the college not being established in the new building until 1829. It is interesting to note that the first scholar enrolled after the assumption of the college by the Jesuits was Charles Pierre Chouteau, a great- grandson of Pierre Laclede. The work of raising money for the pretentious new structure was undertaken by the Rev. Charles Van Quickenbourne, who, perhaps, ranks second to Bishop du Bourg in the influence which he had upon the des- tiny of the college. A description of the time said that “the new building fronts south toward the road leading to St. Charles, and is surrounded by weedy ponds, groves of sorry oak and suburban farms.”’ This site was diagonally opposite that on which the Hotel Statler now stands. Subsequently the Jesuits acquired the remainder of the block bounded by Washington and Lucas avenue and Ninth and Tenth streets, as well as two-thirds of the square directly west, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, thus obtaining a frontage on Washington ave- —-~ _ = _— ae ° > a ae ————— ~ WYSE fa e ry ay es SR ars ¥ Ps tee: a 3 ey yur. rE : . was & A 1 ne a ree Slike cam ak I Re oS ee : per ny AES Ale ~The Rae te Oyy Sea che ete co eye On , rp. ALS ab to ee ae, 4 z al ao: Louis U . eat a £ + ee tee: £4. a Sa e * niversity — and Market nue of 475 feet, and there the school remained, new buildings being erect- ed from time to time, until removal to its present home at Grand avenue and Lindell boulevard. The names of many of th: students enrolled at the establishment of the college at Ninth and Lucas are famil- iar to every person who has any — knowledge of the city’s history, and many of the family names are among the most illustrious in the city today. They in- clude Francis Cabanne, Du Thil Cabanne, Bryan Mullanphy, Howard Christy, Alexander La Force Pa- pin, Edward Chouteau and Paul de Bouffay. The president of the college was the Rev. Peter Verhaegen and one instructor was Rev. Peter de Smet, later cele- brated as the ‘‘Father de. Smet” of missionary fame. By a special act of the Legislature, a university charter was granted, signed by the Governor on Dec. 28, 1832, and the college became ‘St. Louis University.” The energetic president set about organizing post- graduate faculties. The first student to complete the undergraduate course was Bryan Mullanphy, but he finished before the charter was granted, and there- fcre did not receive his degree then. The first’student to receive a degree was Paul du Bouffay, son of Lord du Bouffay and de Croix, who came to St. Louis in 1796 to escape the consequences of the French Revo- lution. The first post-graduate course was that of divinity, believed to have been established in 1834. The sec- ond was that of medicine, which was opened in 1836. One of the first professors of medicine was William Beaumont, who had been an army surgeon during the War of 1812. While in army service, in 1822, he made his famous observations of a patient who had recov- : ered from a gunshot wound, but retained an aperture in his side, through which the digestive process could be observed. Dr. Beaumont’s conclusions, published after study of this patient, had a profound effect -on medical science, both in this country and in Europe. He came to St. Louis in 1834. In later years, the Marion-Sims Medical College was united with the Beaumont College and became the Medical School of St. Louis University. The medical school was reorganized in 1842, and occupied a new building on Washington avenue, west of Tenth street. On the first Board of Trustees ap- pear the names of the Rev. William G. Eliot, who later founded Washington University; James E. Yeatman, for whom one of our high schools is named; Col. John O'Fallon, James Lucas, Trusten Polk and others. Dating from this period, the school was markedly successful, a fact due in considerable part to the ef- forts of Dr. Alexander Pope, who became a member of the faculty in 1843, and later, the dean. His influence caused his father-in-law, Col. John O'Fallon, to erect and donate a new building for the medical school, at Seventh street and Clark avenue, in 1850. So popular did the dean become that the school was commonly alluded to as “Dr. Pope's school.”’ While the new building might not create much of an impression in these days, it obviously impressed those who saw it then, the university announcement describing it in this luxuriant language: “The lecture rooms are on a grand scale, whilst the amphitheater, with its circular seats and gallery, its pinta tH hentai sky-lighted and, frescoed dome, altogether surpass (Continued on Page {3} - diy: r’ ra Sree = y hid be : sie aeealial ~~ SS “; . dOnt ju Tan . ‘ >) — “ ar " : SEN hc ° Nese legricaty eo€@€ataere es : ; i » — Dw iuadenesss yy eine eta auaadtauabie Dye Qudinsts Sent ale Seevttuuseset™ . . ~~ —_.. i SSS > eee EES SSN SSSss—T ~~ ee LT ——— SS > SS 2 Lee ~ a 2 *. eo >) ) SS . Where St. Louis University had its beginning in 1820 at Third and Market streets. The structure on the extreme right was the cathedral. Adjoining. on the left, was “the college;” the small home on the extreme left was the pastoral resiaence. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—MAY 16, 1920, PAGE SEVEN

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He A ES A NN OEE A CLT ETO LL SIO snuryUuO’y y Re Ae . pw al * eae ay 4 % ag ais a +h « > te : fon q an da 4 Pa 4 ys > gaia. > - AY e2 Tua ani f sj ees Roh it J a, f° 7: a ag . a) an er aa RE Le eS ees By ae C4 dee Se OS aa eee ee anil a cea S a _ —, HERE'S nothin’ the world loves so much “After that,” goes on Alex, snubbin’ me, “he tells filk seven large libraries. Here I'm supposed to show as a good tryer. I don’t mean the birds me they have decided to get into the pleasure-car Mr. Sampson the points on our car which is better than that, havin’ everything in their favor, game, instead of just makin’ trucks and the like. Their any other, and I can’t tell the windshield from the includin’ a 10-mile start, finishes first first offerin’ is gonna be one of them chummy, clover- magneto. Now d’ye blame me for bein’ worried” in the big race—I’m talkin’ about the leaf roadsters which will hold five people comfort- “I thought you was the world’s greatest salesman, guys that never get better than second = ably.” . I sneers. “You don’t mean to say this job has got you or third, but generally land in the “If they're well acquainted!"’ | says. ~ellin’ for the police already, do you? What are you money. The old Consistent Charlies that, no matter “Will you leave the boy alone?” asks the wife. “I how many times they're beaten, figures the time to quit is when you're dead and buried! A fighter knows that these birds which come up smilin’, no matter how many times he drops ‘em for the count is as dangerous as dynamite, until he knocks ‘em cold. No matter how bad this loser may be bat- tered up, he’s always got a chance while he’s tryin’. I’ve seen guys that was winnin’ by two miles curl up and quit before a dub they had beaten till the crowd was yellin’ for mercy, simply because this poor, bunged-up simp kept comin’ in all the time—battered, bloody, drunk with wallops—but . tryin’ up to the last bell! Alex was one of them guys. The Big Town fell for his stuff because it was new, the same as it will fall for yours tomorrow if you got somethin’ it never seen never saw anybody like you in my life!” “Don't I know it?” I says. “Otherwise, how would we ever of got married?” “Now,” goes on Alex, “they want me to go up and see Runyon Q. Sampson, the well-to-do millionaire, and get him to buy the first car. You can imagine what a terrible good advertisement that will be for us if he should buy it, can’t you?” “It'll be o Kk till he tries to ride in it,” I says. ‘and then the chances are you'll have to leave town and the Gaflooey people will be facin’ a suit'”™ and the nerve to try it out! About a month after Alex was workin’ as head salesman for the Gaflooey Auto Co., at a pittance of ten thousand a year, he come up to the flat for dinner one night. I seen right away that ‘somethin’ was wrong, because he only eat about half of the roast duck and brung along his own cigars. After nature could stand no more, and we had dragged ourselves away from the table to let the servant girl make good, we adjourn to the parlor and the wife gets ready to punish the neighbors with the victrola “Well,” says Alex, sittin’ down in a rocker, of course, “it looks like they have finally gimme somethin’ that even | can’t do!” “Can that be possible?’ I says. pickin’ up the sportin’ final. “Wait till you hear this one!’ | remarks the wife, crankin’ up the victrola. “John McCormack singin’ ‘If Beauty Was Water, You'd Be Niagara Falls!’ It’s a Knockout!” “Sav!” snorts Alex, gettin’ peeved. “Cant a man find no attention here?” : “Look in the telephone book under the A’s,” | says. “Never mind, dearie'’ the wife tells him. “I'll listen. What's on your mind?” She goes over and sits on the arm of his chair, knowin’ full well it gets my goat. “! see vou're the only one in this family that’s got any sense'™ pipes Alex, pattin’ her hand. | savs, “! ain't got enough Rense to turn on a radiator. All I'm good for it to get the dollars, which, of course, is nothin’ at all in keepin’ up the bome!” ‘Well, you'll never have Rocketeller and that crowd gnashin’ their teeth with all the dollars you'll get” gays Alex. “and that ain't no lie!” ‘ Yes,” “Now, boys,” butts in the wife, “let's all be friends, even if we do belong to the same family. What is it, Alex” Speak up like a man.” ‘Well, he says, “the Gaflooey people bas started to make tourin’ cars and roadsters! What dye think of that?” ? “I'm simply dumfoundéed!” beard about this?” “There you go again!” snorts Alex. “Always tryin to ridicule everything | do. It’s simply a case of sour grapes with you-—jealousy, that’s all!” “Sour grapes ain't jealousy,” [I says. “Sour fe brandy. Go on with your story, Alex.” “Don't mind him,” whispers the wife in "He'd laugh in church'” “Why not?” [ says. “I aint done no gigglin since you and me first went there together.” “Will you let go?” she says. ‘Go on, Alex.” “Well” he says, “they called me into the presi- Gent's office today, and the former begins by tellio me i'm the best salesman they ever had.” “He don't care what he sa)s, does he’ | “| suppose you admitted the charge, eh?” PAGE TEN. { says. “Has Congress grapes his ear. Dutts in. “Well,” he says, “the Gaflooey people has started to make tourin’ cars and road- sters! What d’ye think of that?” “There ain't another car on the market that can hold a match to the Gaflooey!” hollers Alex, his goat pranc- in’ madly about. “What's it made out of—celluloid?” I says. “You may think you’re funny!” he tells me, “but that’s nothin’ more or less than 4®’rance. Here | am wastin’ valuable time tryin’ to explain somethin’ to Cousin Alice and you keep interruptin’ till a man don't know where he’s at! Let’s see, now, where was |?” he asks the wife. “The beautiful and good-lookin’ Princess had just promised to wed you,’ [ says, “but the crusty old King couldn't see into it!” The wife throws a pillow at me and it busted a vase that cost me 500 green certificates. After a short brawl over the remains, | laid off Alex and he went ahead. “As | said belore,” he goes on, “the president of the Gaflooey company has selected me to go up and sell old Sampson this here chummy roadster. If I land the order, which naturally enough | will, it means I get made manager of the New York salesrooms. Then me and Eve Rossiter will probly get married and” “What?” squeals the wife. “Are vou and Eve en- gaged? And she never said a word to me!” “How could she?” I[ says. ‘When he prob'ls her doped?” “No, we ain't engaged,” says Alex “I as @d the girl will she be mine yet.” “Then how do you know she'll the wife . “Well,” says Alex, “I figure if vou married this here pest, I ought to be able to marry anybody! But what, I'm up against is this—-| got to take one of them road- sters up tomorrow and demonstrate it to Sampson. They have gone to work and made an appointment for. me, and what | don't know about automobiles had aint even marry you? asks would SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—MAY 16, gonna do, quit?” “Speak English'’’ he comes back. “That word ‘quit’ don’t belong in our language. Who said anything about quittin’? Even though I don’t know a thing about automobiles, I'm gonna sell Runyon Q. Samp- son a Gaflooey chummy roadster. A feller dont need knowledge to be a success half as much as he needs confidence and I got more confidence than a feller shootin’ at a barn with a double-barreled shotgun, Anyhow, I'll betcha a rich millionaire like Sampson don’t know any too much about automobiles himself, bein’ too busy with makin’ money and the like, eh?” “I suppose you're gonna make him think that you know more about them gas buckboards than the guy which wrote’ em, eh?” ! Savs. ‘ “You'll never get anywhere! — he answers, lookin’ at me like how can a guy live and be so thick behind the ears. ‘You'll never be nothing but an average citizen, because you never get a new idea! No, I ain't: gonna make Sampson think I know more about automobiles than anybody in the world—that’s what has queered many a sale ['‘m gonna make him think he does, and that him buyin’ our roadster proves it!” “T’ll bet you could make Rock- efeller think they wasn’t a nickel in oil!’ says the wife admirin’ly. Alex gets up and reaches for his hat. “If they was enough money in it for me, I'd try it,” he says, “and that ain't no lie!” ! didn’t see Alex till the next mornin’ and then he blows in the Elat. “Hello!’’ he says. “Here you are as usual, loafin’' away the hull mornin’. It’s almost 8 o'clock, d’ye know that?” “Sure!” I says. “You can’t get me on that The answer is 7:55'°” ‘What dye mean, 7:55?" he asks. “Ain't 7:55 almost 8 o'clock,” you ask me if I knew it?” “Ain't he clever?” says the wife, pattin’' me on the back. Alex looks at me in open disgust. “If that’s bein’ clever,” he says,-.“‘I’m .a professor from Harvard! Where do you get that stuff?” “Its a gift!’ I says. “What are you. doin’ here this hour of the day?’ “Hurry up and git through eatin’,” Want you to take a ride with me.” “What have you been pinched for?” I says. “Will you leave him be?" butts in the wife. mind him. Alex, he'll go with going’? one I says, “and didn’t he says. “J “Don't you. Where are vou “Up to Runyon Q. Sampson's to sell him a Gaflooey roadster,” says Alex. “I got the car right outside now. Just wait till you git a look at it, vou’ll be crazy to buy one yourself!” “You said it!” I tells him, puttin’ on my coat. ‘I certainly would be crazy if I bought one of them’ Who's gonna drive this up there?” “IT got a mechanic from the shop,” says Alex.” “A feller which Knows so much about automobiles that he would take a pair of pliers and a lug wrench and go clear to Frisco with nothin’ else!" “Not even a car, eh?” I says. “Some mechanic!” “Be still'’’ says the wife. “Well, Alex, I certainly hope you have all kinds of luck. Let me know how you make out, will you?” “Sure:” [ tells her. “Call up police headquarters in about an hour and you'll prob’ly be able to get all the details right off the blotter. We go outside, and there’s tie Gaflooey chumm: roadster leanin’ right up against the curb. It looked like it might be a regularj automobile when it grew 1920.

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ee Bia ithe gs Re Al whl th ig re eS ees se ae oe TS PE en ARMS wih NETS shite. 2 ie a LS as aA, Drs t kete: : co ea ae ; Cy ieee s DIRS tat a — 4 ”) » — Re ese | J rer ha aye ake, thy 00i ae ale tos rae i ere Ride eR, nab dy hs : arabe Sieh PORT sey ben z ‘ Ww. EE Ns i ae oa aioe ea Miss Meiggs, the school teacher, on home stretch from a Sun- day foraging tour of the outlying district. Her plunder includes | a branch of something or other for the school room wall, some very full blown pussy willows, a skunk cab- bage—invaluable as a bot- any specimen, but not so desirable as to smell — a dried mullen stalk — you won't know it when it’s gilded—and a pocket full | of what appear to be/last | season’s walnuts. STMARAC ITER . >. . an ercres B.. ie i Ae 2 me a ee ~ St Fe td cone x ~e > The Russom family are en route to Sunday afternoon service on foot, since*Angeld, the chauffeur, has the afternoon to himself. Son Edgar is none too keen on these little family strolls—seeing that the destination promises little in the way of ex- citement. Besides, it’s a safe bet that Aunt Toma and Uncle Ben will join them on the return trip. Aunt Toma will give Edgar a great big kiss on the church steps , because he 1s such a dear, . > sweet, good boy. “Its not s much what : says as it her mean, na. ways—alwa snooping around to s what's left the ice box y know ho oy ’ = 2 . eo feany ctce . . = —— = - — = 2 ee a de =. = = = oS T-<7es~.. = = 2 4. ~ - (oa ° a s = thin are ‘ “im | " i A i : , NM " yu ou : re ’ Ag yy tent ery) a 1 "ay A. ’ «thi ia . Li J rissth ‘ og oth Vee tied “ e6td ce reiadds Weert) 4 eT OOO AO Le afternoon. Bert is breaking in his first top hat on Sunday Bert has a weather eye cocked for any small boys with stones or other missiles. it is—sneak Josie, Mrs Watt’s nur maid, out 4 an airing w J. Watts J. pours a resu of Mrs. Wi: into the sy pathetic ear a friend. “I told you we should have turned down that street instead of keeping straight on.” Mr. and Mrs. Lucky are taking a Sunday after- noon constitutional, and, as is usually the case Mr. Lucky’s sense of direction is all wrong. The bunch has strolled down to Haggerty’s d: “Gravy” and “Butt” will proceed to orna front and pass on all the girls w

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Pare a iE ee we + = = 2 arr te et ee “~via ete >» Mr. and Mrs. Rope are taking a pair of week enders on a nice little Sunday afternoon stroll. The week enders, who aren't exactly dressed for a _ six-mile cross country romp over bogs and barbed wire fences and ditches, are getting a bit fed up on the country life stuff. Somebody’s toy pom being given a little walk up and down the block by Jimmy, the bell hop. Jimmy isn’t enjoying the air- ing over much. No matter what di- rection Mae and Freddy take, their Sunday_stroll always comes to the same end. Edna and Freda have stopped on the rustic bridge while Gaddy takes a snapshot or two. Edna and Freda just feel too silly— “with those two fel- a Ci f las walking by look- a tt waa, > ing right at us!” drug store, where Joe and nament the plate glass who come by. “ “, be, “he - * i“ + — 7 OS IT re EES IL ER LI AN ais VR ai OP ARO Coates so eemuesiene dimpapmyboarn rewesemspetin tore Sune scree ttt am neti fe ooh

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IN ST. LOUIS AND THE GREAT TERR SERVED BY THE POST-DISPATCH IT iS THE FIRST AND ONLY NEWSPAPER TO OWN AND OPERATE ITS OWN ROTOGRAVURE PLANT ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1920. OTOGRAVURE- PICTURE SECTION . ‘ empl : pt ; ‘ ’ 4 » Pee ‘' a : ‘ % iF lage « . “Senha } a ~: ; ~ 6 hue eed ed a p > are + v¥ 5 ¥, » . ‘sr , © : ‘ Ss ie av “a ee ’ . . ae , ‘ i > Lo’ xi bs ¥ I? . beara men las py agra ingg > a OS Saree Se ope 7 EE he ver nto rte d and her court at May Day Festival, Wellesley College. The honor of being Her Majesty during the festivities was awarded to Miss Elizabeth Head. —Internationa!l. Seaplane nestling on the Hudson River, New York, after 15-hour trip from Miami, Fla. -—Copyright, Western Newspaper Union. Ten Dollars for a Photograph Amateur photographers are in- vited to send to the Rotogravure Department of the Post-Dispatch any unusual pictures they may take. For each accepted for pub- lication ten dollars will be paid. Do not send photographs which are merely pretty (such as scenery, for instance) or of only personal interest to a limited circle—as a picture of a camping party or a baby. To be consid- ered for publication, the photo- graph should show something which stamps it as an excep- tional or extraordinary picture. — » . > | . ‘* Ny > ie’ a : 17. - ; - xy Sua fee . : 24) . . 4 ae Mo t > : . , ; gryret + . ; ‘ ¢ ; ; mss *. a Miwa ~ P Piz s+ .. a ss : + : oy * : 3 7" ~ . ae f * “ 7 roel is foes i " *Y : ’ : 4 tad. Oe " . wag? 3. oe 7 © ' : eis | 4 : . ; * " « Aa ae 3% te a ~ e ro > vx ° F EP oot . $ * ¢ i ~ . ee P ~ he” a t x2 > a th" * BUMS AL ps + : Cd ie Bp as be . * my we rhe > : . + rN 4 a ) " Pye So" 98 49 7 ‘ * +o ey : . ty + i John D. Rockefeller Jr. ready for a morning gallop at Hot Springs, Va., after his long tour in behalf of the Interchurch campaign. —Photo by Central Newa. YRy | He Pe ee Wace at WS ep ts RS ale San b. Sok batt ee 7. 9 es > ot: er Ag re evival of Home Industries, New York, includes old-fashioned spinning Photo shows class of girls learning mysteries of the spinning wheel. —International. The Society for the R in its course of studies. Vanitie being prepared at ship yard in New York for race with the Resolute, the winner a to defend oe jae cup against Sir Thomas Lipton’s challenger, Shamrock IV. —Copyright, Underwood & Underwood —_——---~ -—— —_— —s- —— -- ne nh Mie i Gi ty _ - , ‘ i? ° ends SA 2? As si RES We ape ory tee re ee a 2s + a ie en ed * ~ Se oo a . - £0) * —- _ - ‘ - te iA ils Sy le lee SR han ashi want rng ¢ RS, hw, it aad ; w Cees alles i. arecet ecient Bedsits, clas inating: n-ne. ance illite tees sis * - a a nel Ace Ally Pins + te RN 6 ee tt tte tat ca itl tanita train vainsliihae itil tis alll = | . ee — ee ahem — ee | eee edlliee — hn MIOAT te em P iain ms Ai om cet te Te ee eee eae ed P50 REI AERIS ALLOY E E o (MEO RNS AT BAN NS, ely TIS ME RTI “— lw Ral Rie RO ae i pore in , a 4 ale OIE STA, CPO MORE OR Nie wae Borage meg : ne Ink ewgnese cacti Spat Mit talento. Pg i Perrys

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nt Normme_] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [mara o= eh PETS Ce ee, "5 - a - S “—¥ ® ~«\ « - Bec Bi RS Rated es pe 4 BE EET hae 2 raceme * _ ~ gure a. te *> SR eR, RT I CI eh LRM TES AE LG OS Ne SS ER Oy Se Nag PORT TET MPR ET TEE Em Weer ee ree = - Oe lly gz ¥ Penge > “= * ae 7 = ** ~e rwood. A remarkable picture of bird life on the ocean—flock of petrels following whaling vessel in quest of scraps of refuse. —Copyright, Underwood & Underwood. ie 2 ae l= Bae cla! ste OL oe ae ue ter — MP ghee PON TEES ARS A OER et RY RIC TE ty ipieere _ POE IIE” sha! 9 tayalpenaslies i hed i a tt ve en cag lanaghail doko: iid athaimmetiamend Galas - EO EN ER rete, ee es <. os oie oy ete Fig et. arygee* . a : me if # eae. BX ee Moe o My NEs onok . , —_ f : ) "Vtg Es sang 5 | A new picture of His Grace, Archbishop Glennon of St. Louis, taken from a recent photograph. —Copyright. 1920 Woskin & Vore. al 7 A, 4 eran oo hen ge On his twenty-fourth wedding anniversary—Gov. Lowden Sa of Illinois, presidential candidate, with his wife and daugh- The bait that assembled the multitude of voracious fowls— ter, Miss Florence. The! anniversary came on April 29 at a dying whale lashed to the side of the ship. Evansville, Ind., where Gov. Lowden was campaigning. Copyright, Underwood & Underwood Lady Cynthia Curzon, whose en- gagement to Capt. Oswald R. Mosley, M. P., is announced. She is the daughter of Earl Curzon and the former Mary Leiter of Chicago and Washington. —Copyright, Keystone View Co. —Copyright, Underwood & Underwood. ’ —— + --- % aie ae ~ en ee Ue Sk NES ere we ee . ae a ee TRE FR ae rs = F i A ee ee ee ee ce a Tote aides cieuten TA seat Joseph Henry De Frees of Chicago, who was recently elected president of a | agp om States This is debris of house presented by popular subscription to Admiral hamber of , a 3 i i . by movie concern in New York. She will receive try-out in the films, Dewey, hero of Manila Bay. It is being torn down to make cope emmerce. y and. if sanceseial: a aaenieanian-en aie — for ” commercial wanes Keystone View Co. — Copyright, Wortd Wide Photos | — RP SPONGE EI OSE OS = . ; pe nage » ne Re ~ Je oa , a a 7 ~ De ee eo ee ee

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es * ee MAY 16, 1920. PICTURE SECTION ee Ea Ni at 2 eenpnbetteinine ete Gey errr _ [SUNDAY MORNING, | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOG RAVU RE we, : ” May em nrempens pn mam Po ae : , oy ‘ : i . : . x , . : Ae cf i) : iy | 4 ‘ , 7 . ae f H« Vat ; oS | ay a od AT hes ak) ee nt en ee ee RE Ge) AO Fe pe Kae he SORES tp at ee » oe 7 f d : : a Sains er = e.g 7. i. “i a) Be am, 2 4 : ; it ol : ‘ , : .% 2 t* S 2 » >! A oo a y - Pa . ~~, ~ - 6 J - ~~» ak , 7 e ie " $ ma: -. _ es’ urteele , Bride of Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr.. who was Miss Rachel Littleton, photographed just before going to the altar for what society journals have called one of the most notable weddings New York has seen in a decade. Miss Marion Carroll, in Watteau costume worn by the bridesmaids, Scene in St. Thomas’ Church, New York, during the Lit- arriving at the church. —-International Photo. tleton-Vanderbilt wedding ceremony. —International Photo. —Copyright, Underwood & Underwood ole open Ceeteaww at ; a an m . “* SERS ge RE ke BR re re é te) ote ; > DF ok A eS : *& oe z a ; ®, plea A — . —— Latest fa is “Nicky,” e é% Speed boat, combining principles of launch and airplane, attracted much attention at Monaco races recently. It has airplane motor and propeller, and is flat on bottom, skimming along on surface when going at full speed. —International. - ee es er ee LE q Scene outside St. Thomas’ Church at the Littleton-Vanderbilt wedding. of well-dressed women tried to pass the police lines and gain entrance. —International Scores Photo +- a ae —. go es ie Re ie eee panies oat ao eee une. \ ae 4 oh it ete ee ie 3 Si Py wy Y, 2 ; 4 “at ‘ ? : gs” ~ y ‘ * > ’ a * v 4 x. . Se P , a 7) wis! Te . tee’ PE pe a" 18 ? ’ l/ > he ‘ " _ . + ie > Seatac Le a "ee, , .* ar ‘ ) i =e > a 7 > * ss fant * — m5 a ee ee Se, a __ .* Phd So, ee ” — ar a. # . 7 | Ld =e eg . " or ee. ae De a. The Atlantic fleet, returning from winter maneuvers in Southern waters, anchors in the North Sergt. Alvin York doesn’t look very dan- gerous in “civvies.” The world war’s “great- est hero” is raising funds for religious work. —Pau! Thompson, New York. 7 1 —————— River, New York. Women in large numbers are taking seriously to athletics in Germany, and propose to compete on even — Underwood & Underwood. ground with men. Here is shown a class practicing long-distance running, under male instructors. A ae ne ee — — es ee — — EE — —— re ee to ate seen

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suNDAY MORNING] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION | MAY 16, 1920. Noted Artists Shown at Carnegie Institute’s Spring Exhibit — ‘smaids, | Photo. PRR eT re ome smth Re v look very dan- id war’s “great- religious work. pson, New York. rs —_—_—_—_ —— ¥ el Latest fad of Ela Sharon, famous dancer, is “Nicky,” a pet skunk, who has been taught how to act in company. —Keystone View Co. ee Oe ww & ree > ee. ASoagh a te bee - oe. oe ” ~~ Se a ne -_— SS - — | peared in one of these! Students at Eton, England, sending their “toppers” out to be cleaned and polish- ed up for the holidays. Picture what would happen to an American “soph” who ap- — —Keystone View Co. Congo python being forced to disgorge a tull-grown pig which it had almost succeeded in swal- lowing. Natives then eat both pig and snake. —International. A fearsome company monsters, staged a parade in w to meet on a dark night. French Communists, burlesquing the opposition posters which pictured them as bloodthirsty hich each carried a butcher knife in his mouth, even the children. —International. 2 KHAKI - —.-\ MALLINSON'S |MALLINSON’S PUSSY WILLOW — MALLINSON’S ' , — > aah“) —— . oc) ica — MALLIN ‘ be y. TIN SON'S CHINCHILLA J — — oor MALLINSONS ROSHANARA CREPE Od > At the GREENBRIER Centul y ~ em \ pALI INS( ING Silks de Luxe 4 ae ie oe Sf a —_——. , >) : 2 yw ] | INDESTRUCTIB VOILE) [ma] " — | ’ NITIVA _NLLVS MOTI ASSNd SNOSNIT IV — J 19|LINVLSIGNI §,NOS orl ed es ae - NO: NITIVW JINN -V¥-3iny 4 snmnnndiadal oe [ea]! [MALLINSONS DEW-KIST MALLINSONS KUMSI-KUMSA” MALLINSONS DREAM CREPE) [i) | Y ly aliiarete: - imate es ea ee) ee QE OR ee nes ~ Fh ney , % ig Kemet a See Se st ewe Re 2 hee TN CI Re PS AE v AR ss ae © yy) on. vil TE we EN ee rR RT RE IR Sea Be ce ” e : tenant 3 con ser cient om OE carci * snitng es genet ee ee ere = oe} we Se ere Sev HY. Soest ke a Sy Se ieadio: Aigo irl 4 lal S.yeEp cer we yas : a 2 r ea Ma Niacin ahaa CO ae a ee ee ee ee | a” 4 J re wy vere & WER > m= ny hide tals nyt ial — MEE Nw td Pea pO le Nae hey = + le ne he lh oe atavinds tre bi ee eee, es ae) eee bseme facts endo ieee = . ™% ei we A Re Ns NN age panne | er ile ie = hen Pe Crass hehe eo) cif Oe a aBw et eenateiimerinn ames em

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MADE ONLY BY McELROY-SLOAN ST. LOUIS, MO Little veep Sealpax Science Has Discovered How to For years science has sought a way of restor- ing gray hair to its nat- ural color. Now that way is found. And women no longer hesitate. For simply by combing this clear, pure, colorless liquid through your hair, in from 4 to 8 days every gray hair is Send in-the coupon. Mark on it the exact color of your hair. It will bring you a free trial bottle of this remarkable hair color restorer and: our special cornb. Try it on a lock of your hair. Note the result. And how it differs from old-fashioned dyes. Send in the coupon now. Accept No Imitatians—Sold by Druggists Everywhere oo @ = @& Mary T. Goldman, 1950 Goldman Bidg., St. Paul, Minn gee 2eeecono a c® & man's Hair Color Restorer with special comb. I am not obligated in any way by accepting this free offer. The natural color of my hair is Name Street Town Co State End Gray Hair ? ‘To win: secure a Satin Skin’ The Secret of a satin skin, an irresistible attractiveness, is hidden in Satin Skin Cream and Satin Skin Powder, choice of the smart appearing, well groomed. re- fined. Satin Skin Cream is essence of per- furning blossoms, healing herbal extracts. As dew revives the flowers, Satin Skin Cream nourishes your skin to a satiny tex- ture. Satin Skin Powder is the best party and theater powder because it clings, stun- ning in street effect, neutralizing daylight with satiny soft glow Scientific Hair Color Restorer Make This Test MARY T. GOLDMAN 1950 Goldmen Bidg., St. Paul, Minn. I. At night apply Satin Skin Cold Cream to wet skin. II. Day and evening use Satin Skin Grease- less Cream, best for holding powder. III. Satin Skin Powder gives satiny finish Choice of flesh, white, pink, brunette or naturelle Please send me your frée trial bottle of Mary T. Gold- dark brown light brown black jet black medium brown Sold by druggists Satin Skin Laboratory, Mnfr Detroit, U.S. A. --. ese =& & & eee oe eo at The Biggest Press in St. Louis! At the Best Equipped Radiator Manufacturing Plant in the West - ) : 5 SE le a ING ome ISS PRESS x o WF {] Now in Operation and Can Be Seen Any Day | Width of ted 54 inches. This press will draw radiator Height of press 18 feet. shells, fenders, crank cases, gasoline Ram pressure 150 tons. tanks and any kind of deep dray. We have punch presses of all sizes. ing work. Well equipp oe x : . Y 4 hath al 7 Te ep. * Pee ‘ ‘ VME — o Nate a ar * Mie im et gt” Lae 4 ence. ; : P* we Can You Guess Her Secret? ‘How well vou look tonight!” he exclaimed. pretty as the day | married you. this was our tenth anniversary!” He is right. youth isin her cheeks, tor she has learned the secret of stant Beautv ‘Just as No one would think She looks as lovely asever. The clear flush of [n- the complete “‘Pompeian Beauty foilette.”’ First, a touch of fragrant Pomperan DAY Cream (vanishing), to soften the skin and hold the powder. Powder. and adds the charm of delicate Now a touch of Pompeian BLOOM. Then apply Pompeian BEAU It makes the skin beautifully fair fragrance. Do voi fe know that a btt of color in the cheeks makes the eves sparkle’ These three preparations may be used sep- arately or together (as above) as the complete At all drug- Guaranteed by the makers of Pompeian NIGHT Cream, and Pompeian FRAGRANCE ‘“Pompeian Beauty Toilette.”’ gists, S0c each. Pompeian MASSAGE (‘ream, (a 25¢ talcum with an exquisite new odor). Art Panel and Samples This 1920 panel is entitled “Sweetest Story Ever Fold.” Size, 26x88 inches. In beautiful colors With the panel we send samples of the three Instant Beauty preparations named above, and also Night Cream and Fragrance. With these hve samples vou can make many interesting beauty experiments All for a dime ‘in coin). Please clip coupon now THE PomMP®tan COMPANY, 2241 Payne Ave., Cleveland, O. Also Made in Cahads “Don't Envy Beauty Use Pomperer”’ be > # , = . y, 2. (ruarantee t lhe name Pompeian mT: on any package is your guarantee of qualitv and safety Should you not be completely satished, | | the purchase price Name | I Centiemen Beauty Art Panel and Insets samples of Night Cream and Fragra Note wel! Piease pri yp 4 will be gladly re- funded by The Pom- peian Co., at Cleve- land, Ohio State sexe seéeee see : . 60000 am Fie«h Beauty Powder sent unless another shade ( gecsted ; : Summer Ha Summer V J Black milan, trim uncurled rose ostr in use this y —Faeasbion Cam Vesigned in Kebe silk grosgrained rib med with fringe -—~Fashion Came | ports hat designed and white worsted, with straw —Fashion Came “~ ¥ > . oe Black turban, trim: field flower ~~—Fashion Came ADVERTISEME = @? 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a | [ sunpay wormma] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [=e eke j TAMA ARIT AL! 2 a> | = — = A ara ss sakes St. Louis 4 : : St. Louis! Summer Hats for Eee é | ne 7 a . | 2 “THE PASTA GIRL” Something New in St Lewis Radiator sum mer car ; SES | : er : | } : The World-Renowned t he West =— “Pasta Terresticum”’ . Wrinkle Remover Lifte out limes, draws out Bieckheads, contracts coarse pores and lifts up sagging skin without the slightest irritation of injury. Use Hamilton “Pasta Terresticum™ and you will have « beautifel and youthful comple tion. $2.00 Per Bottle Prepaid hi The ob; f face wder, a: ; i bee tg ceased reeset is ra amilton Toilet Goods Shop , _ Ver} ’ . hs 4 Room 537 Arcade Building ; Provides That Extra Sleeping Room y make her more beautiful and —_* cel Ok crenee attractive. Soul Kiss Beauty | ae Powder has that sought-after SET a as 2o5 eS aa" a Daytimes it’s a handsome table, © harmonizing with your living room § ey. Nighttimes it’s equally = quality of staying on-—it is attractive as a bed—simple, sani- | Oe oe eo ead charmingly perfumed and of ft * tary, the last word in comfort. & | ss, neghogia tee r anv © ale] Ta-Bed is solving the rent and space © | utmpst purity. » er of homes, for | FOR GRAY HAIR problem in hun TA-BED makes one room admi- : Produces the youthful, rably serve as two. : natural color in gray hair. . TA-BEDS concentrate utility and © " | ) Perfectly harmless— (J + conserve space as no other combi- § | i F clean and safe to use. Black milan, trimmed with nation can- The only article of its kind guaranteed to give absolute satis- i _ See it at yo store or | gj uncurled rose ostrich, much your furniture store or | Meyer Brothers Drug Co. . Suslion . a ; write us for illustrated booklet and in use this year. at of Ainlore re St. Louis - New York Write for FREE booklet to —Fashion Camera Stu:!i.s “4 Distributors . : BR CANUTE COMPANY Z UNITED TABLE-BED CO. : | iVas)) 28 419 Canute Bldg., 113 W. 111th St., New York City 1804 N. Hoyne Ave., Chicago . » eS {, Sold at drug counters of reliable stores Rx ee ee ee eee ee With this porch frock of ecru batiste, heel-less 5 PRESS (Ze pumps are worn—with S ee ok: iy or without ankle straps. ) een Any Day “ee jae These Keds may have x A oe slight heel lifts for those | rs, crank cases, gasoline |Me= ~ Fee ; ay kind of d . heeax y cep draw- Bi Designed in Rebeaux pink | pop silk grosgrained ribbon, trim- “e | Bate. | med with fringed straw. | a7 a EO | ORD tn ‘ee: SS ee | A , ) . | : wal is . . \ | The Vanitu Fair Step- In Envelope Chemise No. 4401? t Will Gladly ~—Fashion - COD RR MasRRETS ~~ : ee et YS nam or a

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yy’ 2 . ’ has Ae “ey 5 pe oe 9 4e8 Ve P ‘ ”. " ° a ee 7] M...! aT at bi. errs: 4a = . mth hie, ial AM. ee SLR ePID) SUP ie AE rit . oa) ' ir \ \ Adele Burgdorfer (Mrs. John L. Buffington), who until three years ago was selling tickets in the “pee —_ at the son film of Delmar Theater at Delmar boulevard an ubert avenue, an “The Little Shepherd Wee iinodoon Come.” who is now writing scenarios for the Wm. Fox organization. eee — - ett — — _ - - Au. © - . - a ~~ _ enn em ee ee se _- Florence Deshon of the Goldwin studios. 3 ing Carton : : a P ee : , ; ey met ae, c “> ’ , PRI oe 3) oe nae oe er Me ae te + ae bs os ie Sl > 7 . f ‘ oe as " . ‘yt, A » a Ss “ 7" “ Ie ws y i? > : ; 7 ee i eee 7 - be ; + Lay ; y x: , ; ’ By : ; 4 : a |e 5 t. P ». Pt) , aes 4 ’ by “ . Po ee ; F 7 : ¥ - - * a rf fs es Apes : oe ; . , ROPER SHAMPOOING is what makes beautiful hair. It brings out all the real life, lustre, natural wave and color, and makes it soft, fresh and luxuriant. _ Your hair simply needs frequent and regular washing to keep it beautiful, but it cannot stand the harsh effect of ordinary soap. The free alkali in ordinary soaps, soon dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle and ruins it. This is why leading motion picture stars, theat- rical people and discriminating women use MAY ALLISON WAT K. a N S “Of all shampoos I have ever used WATKINS MouL-. SIFIED COCOA- NUT OIL SHAM- POO is by far the ae noe S. PAT. OF NORMA TALMADGE : a LF 3 . : Was ae ties "SI AMI a imonial " 4 : ce x , : i ae ; he rue of WATKINS MURS a o he ae NE oe eee 86a eRe This clear, pure, and entirely greaseless product cannot pbesibily injure, and ~~ not dry M as a + TEN: av > ie Se. gh, Ee Orta aa! : ~tto > j * 4 ...” Ena aed ah .agrlp eae ay . FIED COCOANUT O% Coc OtL SHA e" acing, ’ ts | : SHAMPOO, and trust leap ictlinsts \Dpaciticag Meat citation :deatlices titles sit teitellas tan tannin ail Aes then tealidtiantaaiittes Nn eis cere Taina paths ON ae - ald BR A ihren: ere teeentetne! cand tend mS Poa ata lebaet xu geri ry If i hasnt the Signature, it isni MULSIFIED”

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LET ME LEAVE THE HOVUSE- \F JEFF WAS HERE I WOULDN'T cia raring Rati 2 sh Z | WILE BE INFORMED O€ || INELUE NW TIAL MIND \T, BUT SHE HATES DESIRE TO PLACE Mie. : Sot ae MS COOH PONT UAE UN MAN OF WHOM HiMa. SHE BLAMES HIM Muet 60) uw “eee . a DUE TIME. BESIDES, | ye N LT) MRR. 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sT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1920. nad — — aw ee ee Hawkshaw the Detective EEE i He To the Victor Belong the Spoils, Even if They’re Not What He Expected W, THIS VERY WELL- 0 $e HRD TIME BURGLARS We’LL MAKE IT WHAT ‘ f er YES — BUT HAVE TRIED To OPEN THIS SAFE-| | EAST FOR THEM AND LET THEM | MUSTN'T LET THEY EVIDENTLY KNOW J HAVE }} LEAVE THE SAFE | | GET AWAY WITH YOU INTO MY | KO} ? yt A BUNDLE OF VALUABLE OPEN FOR A FEW : SECRET FOR THE 5 | " ‘) OHO! — THAT'S THE TICKET, 2 IS IT 2 Ta NIGHT TM GONNA TAKE A TRY =i. AT THAT. SAFE ALONE — AN’ IF ] SUC- =. CEED L'WON'T HAVE THE PROFESSOR 2 yi 138 i ee oy oe a So ee HANAN ~ N SH . Wl i MN T any ig 1 WONDER MA! THE SAFES 1 WONDER OPEN £ - THEY MUST | HAVE FERGOT TER EASY MONEY) 3 PROFESSOR 8: tock ir! - AN PLL Soy eo, HERE'S THE BUNDLE : a O' BONDS ¥ Copyright, 1920. (ress Publishing Co (New York-World.) Hi Y } i Nii 2 bear, * @ Yd “Wy oy ON | ¥% ‘ . an } ’ PTT RTT TTT TT \ eT . NaeQsG an ~ \ SER WO awn ~S ~ SN we. BAA SS ~ QQAAS SY ~~ SAN SOSA “w SY SWS ‘GM ttt,’ Ys YJ 4% Vii YY > SASS \ y Sade A _ ~S WN v WY SS SS ‘ Pet FPR 5 Ae se NE RS PO NN LOLS OD » SN Wee aw ~ Ss Llores, DA 5 Sg Rm SK at ein messy ~~ z a » . Noa, — ~ YX

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¢ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, MAY 16. 1920. ~~ - a “ ; — — : 4 ie — ~ in = aii. - - - * nl . —_ jo ] ‘ a ; ify ; . > : ae See Wn ni aS : sh LO et SON ox “8 . 2% ‘ > eee ER SS . ~ ~» .~ ; . Ss > . > : “o Oe ; t ax RN : - Se ATS SS . ; - . , : ’ : > SOD IS. ; a sata St SA : . Ss P= : . . SSeS as - “ ; . : a eS ; y / ; Sek eat » 5 a SARE “f - é a > a >> Lan . P « ; 9 = . 4 + . : past 5 ~> & ¢ : - - . *’ 3 ue . ‘ , 1 ne : : . . = ; . 4 . , \ Sn ; s —-- %S : g : } : \ Se : a moe vy) : . y” : . FESS: P ad . . arty e ~ - ~ ~ > wv 7 SS we ~ > Se. ts x OS . v=o . . > ‘ Wakes ‘ ~S x . " s . : . | ; j i —————— Directed by R.DIRKS —s| POS SU} ' Februa A¢ 30 BIL | REPARI | REPO AGREE Paris Hears Als and French | Decided to many to Issi LISTEN CHUMP! WHO EFER“TOLD You, YOU COULD PLAY DER, SAKOMOAN Copyright, 1920, Press Publishing Co. (New York World.) MY! SOUR LiKE A HERRING \ALL SET? UND NIX ON DER SOUR NOTES INSPECTOR! YUN-TWO0 — NEFER GIFFEDIT A SOUR NOTE iN OUR FAMBLY! ; S Ss SS Se ~ aN SSS SE “SS ering Indebt DECISIONS R HYTHE C Share of 6 Marks in Go Satisfy Fren Payments to dation of De Ry the Associated Pre PARIS, Mav 17 in official circles } NOW DEN, DER *BUPPLE SONG ALREADY ? VOT A FINE UUN" glo-French confers which closed veste! the sum which Ger ; | as reparation woul: : | - 600,000,000 marks { mately $30,000,900 It ia also under: decided Germany °* ted to issue bonds PLAY DER. 2 (hu STEIN SONG y = , debtedness to the annual installment: Stich action, would enable Fran part of her claim permit her to settle Lnited States and t These decisions, | action taken post) conference with | June 21, comprise clusions reached bh British Premiers a: according to the un All the other detail ment remarn to bh ( financial delegates working upon them Conference «© A special confer will be held at © financial questions —— it ig stated This dependent of th tions conference a’ 7 aT @ . 7 a Ae dates of these conf PHOOEY! MIT sag the SUCH A BAND DOT SHOULD BE The decisions th been favorably ree circles, While the ? paid as reparation than the figure Ft is estill further sh Sun: declared to bh Store the slevasted \ INOW A LIDDLE NUWIQUICK TIMEALL ) mt iN A BUNCH! / Ss for other damage that 68 000 feeede tetee whieh 1s fieured 43 would he equivale rate of exchange ¢t Hoo HOG francs | This, it is felt ‘"¢ Satis rene! pil German Payments Debt Liq Ry the A«soctated Pr HYTHE, Engla mier Liovd (,eorge erand and their here yesteraay me ‘Asting until near! ine conference, | ind his suite deéepa An official stat Close said The Wy ~ : rhiment ss hand tha ist lerest that repa and damage i should be s possthle nal lf“ if ’ — ar. BOHtrces Should ) - AA AY Ay ANA z= Pw ive | AVA if Cua! DER BATH Wik lestrabie Gers birt - Ra, eee : OUDT OF \T SPONGE UND LLU VELL AINT YOU NIX! MIT | in a pos Clal autonomy bh ry OING TO HELP ioe VOMAN! BETTER. ve MIT DER RHAP Sos a vg e A & SOON COMES MOOSIC |'M SATURDAN!! GE-FINISHED:: ther of the opin to provide nomic <diffieu Kravely welghit *rai situatio: in order to mat Kinnineg of the « Amportant to at te ee oe ment which seh whole body of ' Hablilities which as a legacy of Which shaii at t Sure a paratiel | interallied war. &@ration of the a tra! Empire According!y, fach of the tw 3 be wharged to | a . Ately for exam : Government pre the minimum t man debt whic! ble of acceptan and at the sam 4 Caemtinued on aa a Ge OEY Tea 4 Ch I PRS einer sew nie aan gee ieg) Siete aby Ct A nO OR OD ehhh: aameaes ‘ \\ 4 Wy * ANS \ Sih wi +" 4 At ve si ma yas + vhs ‘