St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 15, 1920

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A a Pe ee ee ene ee sae ull 4 7 eT \ teats ar SUNDAY is POST-DISPATCH WANT ADS. June 13, 9160 —_— - ee —_— oe ee IC PAGE NE 14, 1920. a — VOL. 7 2. NO. 291, ie ie a Se, P COMMERCE. COMMISSION SUSTAINS BRIDGE ARBITRAR' Ur cU CENTS ON COAL HERE SQUGHLIN KIDNAPER HOW WANTS $12,000 Father Gets Seventh Letter— Willing to Negotiate With Abductor Personally. -_--_--- Commissioner Wooley Says St. Louis Must Solve Prob- lem, Preferably by Owning Terminals and Bridges. INVESTMENT ‘WOULD BRING GOOD RETURN’ - gw GY Ni Ry the Associated Press. WORRISTOWN, Pa., June 15.—-A Jetter was received yesterday by the parents of 13-months-old Blakely, Coughlin, who was kidnaped June 2, | which George H. Coughlin, the father, said he believes is from the abductor. The letter is signed ‘‘the crank” and demands $12,000 ran- ‘Chamber of Commerce’s Pe- - ee tition for Common Ter- 8 minal Dismissed in Sustain- ing 20-Cent Coal Rate. v2 2 : the Associated Press } oar’ aes ThULiit et . gom. It is the seventh letter, ap-|) WASHINGTON, June 15.--Appli- y parentiy from thea same source. cation of the St. Louis Chamber of r » 1” "i believe the letter to be au- Commerce that St. Louis and East . 7. thentic.” said Mr. Coughlin, “and I . Ee a ie + ' nine to negotiate with the |" “U's Se regarded as a comni\ | writer ey. ‘terminal with respect to the rates a on coal from Indiana and Illinois, | EASTMAN GIVES ANOTHER was dismissed today by the Inter- | $1,000,000 TO MUSIC SCHOOL “8° Commerce Commission, * tee was held that the 20-cent addi Att Increases Donations to Rochester tional rate for the transfer of col : University for This Purpose across the Mississippi River to Sst the ey pa ‘Louis was not unreasonable. BROCHE a =. ©. June 15. Jn concurring in the majority find- A gift of $1.000.000 by George Kast ings, Commissioner Wooley declared | all probability give details of some of The courtroom was thronged with herein a ; " racy from the Senate would endanger the per Men He Is Opposed to | partment and the District Attorney's man for the school of music of the “SE wen.| the earlier ca ohare me a FT spectators. and many could not ob-. ‘® lis belt, every pocket was ea narrow margin of control held by sa , ; office established surveillance over -- , he » Ie j » CONCeETN i 1k ampaign participated in I a rs, ; - P . . ' that the economic handicay rhe ; with stones and the bottoms of his the Republicans there as his retir Capital Punishment. hi an’ } University of Rochester was an- ing St. Louls was a problem which ov some of their critics. tain admission. Following the ver he . st “re , th 1¢€ epu can: ere as nis retire- | me the. Asnesiseed ae this man’s home, office and the ” ~~ P i . ’ - ei. 4 ° - . . , a Bua 18 ‘ e ‘ Pe - . P + 7 . i : : 4 . : ’ iil Slippryelm he nounced by the board ot trustees tilis it must solve for itself.’’ “Some of these AY ople try to dict. Dempsey, his parents and his t 7 Y «9 1 _ 4 ( ine nent would € nable GFOV. ( ox of Ohio NI EXICO CITY: June ve Adolfo haunts Ww here for komme years past morning. It also was announced oA siaitentttnnl in part at least, and create the impression that the Iow- attorneys were stormed by friends oe nase with ro we. ; to appoint a Democrat in his place. | de la Huerta, Provisional President ‘he has been a commanding figure. that the general education board on Das ,*|/ den campaign was different from wishing to ‘offer congratulations 1e body apparently had been in They also said that should the Sen- ‘declared at a dinner to newspaper The young man, the police say, : » perhaps the only probable vn,’ | the water for a week. The man was ator be elected President in Novem- | . eee 11 » : had given $200,000 toward the mil- Wooley said. “lies in municipal own- other campaigns,” Morse said, “and After the verdict had been returned , 4: ld Th 2G Beactgre! ‘ * . "imen last night that he considered | ™°Vee 'n the same circles as Elwell ‘ed . . b — . ‘ ‘ - . ‘ » : V g “ 5 , . . , ~ . oat | ey ki> shoot lion dollar endowment sought by the ‘iver bridges and -vost| there has been the apparently the jurors congratulated Dempsey, , “ out years ol e onty clew ber he could continue to serve in Warren G. Harding, Republican and had more than a passing interest university for a teachers’ salary ership of the cage Ne sy - ¢ , \¢| Studied effort to create the impres- and Dempsey thanked the prose- to his identity is @ gold stickpin bear-/ the Senate, as he would not be in- nominee for the presidency of the in a beautiful and wealthy young : . Side terminals. 1e acquisition of) °* , ’ re hy : oe 7 . “7? ; ; 2 ne} _—— eee ey bas already | 1 sae properties would we eouree | Sion that there was improper use of | cutor for his fairness and the Judge '"8,the letter "E. augurated unfil his term as Sena- | t-nited States, a “good friend of|¥°™man who for some months has raised $350,000 of the fund. ' > tea + the | Money. This I absolutely deny. for his conduct of the case tor expired on March 4. | Mexico.” frequently been seen in the company k Hens’ Eggs. Fast ) ile , _ |require a heayy expenditure, but the — hag d “Only t iS inn lof the slain ble ee oo ven on Ok: properties could be publicly ope-ated For upwards of 30 vears, the Dempsey said later, niy matters pertaining to ' uring the course of his address — nae Sega 8 9 h of $3,500,000 for the school of : — Bie AS oan articins T -pub- o ' y glad if is over. 1 cam n were discussed with Sena- > ) at | t every angte tn this case,” sald ardcastie dropped cers $3, at a less cost to the industries o¢ St. time | have participated in Repub | [am mighty gla ‘ " EMPLOYES 70 Br RETIRED gate . a tanto Ba ) , thre Provisiimal President said that Assistant Thatta | Bel ps canal $i y grocery depa music : ' i thant they now pay TH my" lictan polities, there has heen no!am glad not only fot. the acquittat to? arding, sak esiie Mt. SNnaW, he opposed capital punishment. _ an SUEiC orney oyce, id asked for “a ¢ | ees rented - f rs lerge vate iad in. | |campaign. either for party control but also for the fact that the trial ; : : * we after an hour's conference with the Miguel Covarrubias, former Mexi- we are confronted with tndisputable ae preg WOMAN AND CHILD HURT Sasiel Geunelé woust ck nt th ..|in conventions or. party success in gave me an absolutely clean sheet.” When Eligible for Pension, Aug. 20, nominee. ‘The election of the can- can Minister to Great Britain and | Proof of the fact that Elwell was > f . eir P j » , » J = _ . “ »7 , e . » “T can't tell a t bedan ehh set he pewter ach gl 1 only elections, that there has not been ex- Joint Indictment Remains. on Account of Age, to Be No- didate is the first business before US Russia, has been named Secretary of , Slain by a man who nursed for the rom a white one,” WH TRAI STRIKES AUTO | own terminal problems a pend penditure of money A joint indictment charging con- tified Within Week, now. We did not discuss policies.” [Poreten Relations, according to the gambler a grudge that had its in- EN N through ownership of terminals b; Gocs Back to 1892 and 1896 Spiracy to evade the selective draft BY VV ASHINGTON. Sn 46 7 There was little abatement today Excelsior ception in his attentlons to some ee ee 4 ‘oe ‘1c - ° . : ? ». > - ‘ — - - . aid Hartcastie. . the community stapes | _ i “In 1892 the Harrison organiza- remains against Dempsey and his tween 4600: and 5000 Federal: em: in the stream of congratulatory mes- | atin : woman. We have eliminated a score ‘ responded the leo Schneider and Two Children selves may this best be accom- tion spent upwards of $10,000 to un- | manager, Jack Kearns They wert : wd eligi? mm fe . oiitiiaiieh “om sages reaching Senator Harding's of- SUPREME COURT 70 DECIDE of persons, friends of the slain man, . ; . ' . ‘* , : ’ ; . vp ove! ) } P P ° " Land in Field Unburt When Car plished. horse Filley and control the dele- | ordered to plead to this indictment senihow reo aie cuban aula.” fice. The messages today included | and we think that the narrowing cir- . . . ‘ “= " ’ . ' , . i our 4 ; began to pick th Is Wrecked Near St. Peter's. Decision by) Vote of 6 to 2. | gates for the renomination of Harri- | tomorrow. Their counsel sald they week of the autématic termination one from Henry Lane Wilson, for- WHETHER CLOTH B CLOTHING | °' of our inv estigation is enclosing An automobile in which were Leo The commission's decision was b) ison at Minneapolis In 1896 the, would ask that this indictment be 4 20 f thei: active service, | /"°" angen rigged be Tire oye ns ne sinyer,. : rf sie » , , . : ts 7 ha o ‘ on AU y oO wr Cc ‘e rvice, , a “ . claimed the clerk af Schneider, his wife and their three! as vote of «ix to two, Commissioners Kerens-MceKinlev-Hanna organiza- | dismissed. The nachiiatie enacted retirement art ing the Ohio Senator of his support Writ of Error Granted to Govern- | Elwell was driven home at 3:45 : . children was struck by an eastbound /Clark. Aitchison, Meyer, Daniels, Hon spent eariw 4 ade : “rs Priscilla Dempsey. mother of ; ac é and from Fred Bruml, grand chan- . l oe lock on the morning of his death you can’t do that, ‘4 . ow . all decidi the rate po Beary mee eee ee provides that retirement must take . Sart hi ment In Profiteering Case Against - are picking all the Wabash train a mile from their) Wooley and Ha eciad ing Was spent in legitimate channels to!the champion, who sat by his side place $6 Gaye freuk su mmatere and cellor, Knights of Pythias of Ohto. American Woolen Co , by a “man in a roadster automobile,” home at St. Peter's, St. Charles | was “nét improper,” and two mem- control the State for McKinley. In/|throuvhout the trial, squeezed his that sonnleden coming iiaiiiie ' “os At his first conference with news- py inn agsociated Preas Joyce announced he had been iIn- a] “ ; 7. ~ od ; ” , . a i ’ , . - . ’ ; ,’ sald Ernest. County, at 10 a. m. today. ‘bers, Eastman and McChord, dis /1912 the Taft organization spent | big hand in both of hers when the | 40:4. must be notified 60 days in | Paper mén teday Senator Harding NEW YORK, June 15.—The Su-/ formed by a new witness in the case tell a black hen's Mrs. Schneider's right arm was : senting, | $77,000 and the Roosevelt organiza- verdict was returned. Later she said aii bilan The vetivbunena nines ie 70 announced that his official notifica- preme Court of the United States | today ‘ : ; ~~ : 7 EL , . ‘+ ‘ ” . . — . ; a , P ‘ ‘© ' : Standard. broken. One of the children was (‘commissioner Eastman «said, in tion spent double that amount, yet \she ‘‘never had any fear of the ol&rt- for clerical workers. and €5 tor me tion probably would not take place has been called upon to decide Joyce said he had found this new —— cutand bruised and the others were | speaking for himself and Commis- no criticism wes offered come. ILknow my bov was innocen: recy x - ne oe ~ by before the middle of July. He whether cloth ts clothing under the witness this forenoon and that he . : » | , ; i ‘ ( « cs. ; : , ° unhurt, though all were tossed int» sioner McChord, that his judgment) «yr. poogevelt inaugurated the;from the first. It is estimated that in the District added, however, that the opening of Lever act. Federal Judge Hand to- | had accounted for Elwell for another . : . : > , . . a a Ss g.* ; , om & ' , ng Out. . afield. Schneider said the dust of was that St. Louis and Wast Bt. era of huge campaign expenditures. Dempsey described himself as the of Coluwmbsa corde 1400 Geverument his campaign would not Wait upon) day granted a writ of error asked hour and one-half between the time + " ; , , . Ate ‘ a . . : : : . , 9 . three machines ahead of him had Louis “ought to be treated Cons'§-|In Pennsylvania in 1912 more than’ principal support of his family since employes will be retired for age his official notification, as it al-|by the Government in the case ef | Elwell left the gay party he was : obstructed his view. The train tently as one community or consis- $1,000,000 was spent to control the he was 14 years old. He detailed ex- : ready was under was in various ‘the American Woolen companies of with at a midnight roof garden show Struck the automobile near ihe | tently as two communities,”’ and that cy : . = “riences - a farmh: j ; _ o . ae mrts of the country. New York and Massachusetts and =; j he ti 2 f . : : . primary against Penrose. and the | periences as a farmnhand, miner, car T é ‘ a JLASSACHUSE Ss, en ane the time o the finding of his - 3 . " . . . a * : “oo e . . ee ’ + / ‘front and swept it from the track. \it is unjust for East St. Louis to be | gige) Trust and their allied interests; penter and boxer, experiencing re- HARDI 'S HOME TOWN PLANS Senator Harding said he had re- William M Wood, president of | body According to this witness. 4 -_—_—- - given vw preference. l were accused of spending several! verses when “the boxing game was | cel ed telegrains of congratulation these corporations, who were | whose identity was not revealed by GIRL ON STREET CAR SHOT The summarized findings of the millions to force Roosevelt's nomia- dull,"’ and toward the end, as a bud CELEBRATION FOR JULY 4 from all prominent tepublicans exX- charged with profiteering in the sale Joyce, Elwell went from the roof commission follow: ti , ’ - th; «9 j » . . cept Senator lLafollette of Wiscon- f bolts of clot} rard ‘ om Pes sin en ion at Chicago. ding champion, Dempsey said he had Pp Oo oO ( th garden to a cabaret, where he spent 1. The relationship of rates on or} , . j ' Old-Fashioned Festivity Bein Ar- sin, who is in ua hospital, following The writ was allowed after filing i a ; 1e Lowden people could hav: supported his wife until she left him. ; _ ) ’ I ailiowed a r Ting more than an hour Wed From Blank ¢ ‘artridge Fired | coal from mines in lilinois and ispent twice or three times as mucn He denied that he had broken his ranged by Citizens’ Committec an operation of an order by Federal Judge Mack, Joyee later said that two women a om by Boys Strikes Child’s Eye. Indiana, under which the rate to as they did if they had carried on a/ Wife's jaw while they were living for the Republican Nominee. “I also had a very personal mes- quashing the indictment on the and a manaccompanted Elwell to the vw ’ rtrude Sheridan 10 voars old of St. Louis, Mo.., on the west bank campaign of publicity and ther: | here. as she had charged, ‘*heca use 135 tie Lee shaggy Press y sage from ( ol. Bry an, vv ho assured ground that cloth was not wearing dance hall. Ww My he h was in the nell ‘ 1 Lincoln avenue, was shot in the of the Mississippi River, Is 20 cents | would have been no criticism ‘she had not earned any money for | ere “4 e —— ye “arton * me that we had no ply treat Yict oe apparel. The writ, therefore, car- | borhood of 50th street and Broad ftleve with a wad from a blank a ton higher than the contempo- “The criticism emanating from,him.” Dempsev said he never struck celebration of i = ; —— - point politically, the Senator said. ries the case direct to the highest way. near the heart of the white Ra raneous rate to East St. Louts, Ill, | ¢) efor a ie his wife and. that t} aw fracture Harding's nomination for President Message From Elihu Root. court In the land light district ridge fired by one of three boys | co ar 1ese reformers comes with ill grace, Nis wife and that the jaw fracture AN take ti os ee PS 5 Pst x 9 tn a | / at Hodiamont and Theodosia ave directly opposite on the east bank, especially so from parties that have, Was caused by a fall. wet Mee le hot . " ‘i ; y te The following cablegram Ys ro- The noise of the cutout on the - . . : : = ; ‘elebration J ; was N- ceive r Sli : Ss Ww ' os 4 ; . hues at 7:40 o'clock last night held not to be improper. ‘in the past been the beneficiaries of Earned $4000 in 1917. a Rae st fe Se ht i ia ceived from | nae Root, W a weer LOUISIANA HOUSE DEFEATS roadster automobile which delitered “ae ' ” , : , oe :, ‘ ‘ely decided 1a: 4 ; “it- j{ > ' a ‘re ) L- 7 . at With oth ie of St. Matthew’ 2. Owing to the short haul on |campaigns. In 1912 the great re- Dempsey said his earnings in the ‘8'*©'? § 6 in burope sacere§ 8 cong ell to his front door at $:45. id other pupils of St. Matthews this coal, the volume of (tue rat® : . izvens’ committee tions and good wishes. The mantle wal 1: igh} — ’ Parochial Sct 1 Sarah street ai , a former and present apostle of re- ring for 1917 were about $4000. The a ’ ; , ~ n SUFFRAGE RA | ICA ION : awakened a neighbor who saw EL ‘i neo, Saran street an to East St. Louis held to be in- , This decision was made when itsof McKinley be upon you. vell ter ] I » al 4 Kennerly avenne. she was returning | of et. 4 : \form, who is now playing a promi- next year was spent mostly in ap- aon me renown the Senator would e H r enctieianedl that en iis home alone at that e . . ; . - 7 . ()« . . ; ™ a ‘ie ' -* . s i ‘ “; _ ‘ } . . ‘tne sufficient without an undue a “nent part in political house cleanin earances at patriotic benefits, out : | ate Ses et time, Joyce explained h I gz. | if P l A F i LA d- ome on a chartered street car from letion of line haul revenues to . _ | not return to Marion before July l. he would not meet ¢ hairman Hays roposal to pprove cacra men * EP xe Y Mi@ichic at Normandy Grove, st.| ” : ¢. (Charles Nagel. was the chief sponsor|of which, he said, besides traveling Semen Watienas ‘Com ment Loses, 67 to 44—Senate oyce Was sndignani, he said, that ‘ ' : , er the Re ‘i Ni . . ‘tne , Louis County. The children were. require the absorption of this dif- [f+ the financial backing of Taft. expenses, he got “two wrist watches e . or a Masdtay : ani Acted Last Week no other witnesses Ned come te , : | . ’ shic » © “pe 7 , ‘ . ne: : A) ‘ _ “Tue ell’ A singing and cheering i. carl ferential, which is the charge of Mr. Nagel was a contributor to. and a gold pencil ATTEMPT T0 ASSASSINATE i: al ne ria “se sa deanihenir ie BATON ROUGE. La. June 15 ward to tell of Elwell's appearance : ’ . . : MJ . . a . ; 4 re » : a. r “ , os e. ; w was passing Theodosia avenue, three the phe Bee gr staged Asso ~s ‘that campaign and the instructions | “Il wanted to do the country some PREMIER OF JAPAN FAILS eg t gore pent place for the con The proposal to ratify the woman at the dance hall, as he sald he was ya, standing on the corner prema- of : . ond” 4 ' qua ; . ‘ . hicl slans for the cam- suffrage Federal amendment was de- . . i coal across its Mississippi river ters were-not t) | ry ; , ference at which J been recognized bi ~_ ' . * ° 1e¢ inetructions§ that Did any of your opponents get i nani feated bv the lower house of the n gnized by many persons on eg ao ee Pourth of bridges and ferries and its deliv- |usualy are given for the conduct of |anything for these matches?” he was Assailant Reported to Be Japanese paign are to be discussed. State Assembly today. 67 to 44 }the floor _ a eee. A wad of ery in Bt. Louls. Difference in |, pink tea party but were along | asked 2 a Fanatic, Who Was Arrested, While the Senator was talking to © — Se ay e te >| 4 t 1th Detectives Sent to Kentucky Ming powder struck Gertrude's. . , | ae . ows the correspondents, Senator Thomas, 1e Senate last week cdeleatec 1e a bt : —— eyelid and inflicted a severe burn : treatment of differentials on ae practical lines that promised results “No. Once Willard was to get $390,- : precry “eo one wit of advice. to fixe “iwell's -norses were well liked in . ’ ) Ss : 3 ae of Sa eye , ‘ Latonia by everybod ‘except Kirby ev A , (cts Away by Ruse. part of the transportation to t. brewery agents and ex-political of turned ; 10 days later to find her The assailant, reported to be a That the “man who stay#® at home THE TEMPERATURES ry we | ‘ te. ee ea “a? ° BY the Associated Press | Louts, are proprietary lines of the fice holders and office seekers gath- 80°: discovering her living with jap , f t 7 wa rrested, the will be elected.’ / a. S! a2 1 epee ae Gene which Was SOUGcan : : : . . i +S . eS. F . ® 3 s . ; ‘ 9 - = . ‘ . Py «ae : m . MEXICO « ITY, June 15. Gen.| Terminal Association referred to, er together to express indignation her brother, in an apartment house. ‘iss eran ee ) gies That fits in with my thought on og a4 Poe pes the hands of Bie ate. ; 7m ear be . = 7. >. 7 . ‘ ". he "set rae . hs , y 4 oye . . . qa oe S| Yr) il ‘ ' atl iy 'y to Visit his sick mother unde! matte of correct legal interpreta ‘gill manner of expenses and doea not ivan, the witness said. the office of the Collector of In Leen born in id log cabin. ' Vew THE : Ts! for SI. louis ind ae 1 . e “y eg im an cuahd, He entered the sick room) tion, the application ofa common (go to individuals in the nature of Got Many Recruits. ternal Revenue in the Federal huild Among the telegrams received to- | \PDINA and vicinity; *PPenran © has caused no ere Coan and escaped through a window over rate to the two districts. Nor is bribes for thei: support rom Seattle his wife went to ing will remain open late this after- dav by Senator Harding was one ARD! ALS alr and con. inent among detectives wor.ing on the roofs of adjoining houses. The. it material to the issue presented Morse refused to go into greater | |-akima to see her mother. the pu- poon—fust “~how late had not been - .e publishers of Ohio dally; ARE GOING UP. tinued warm to. ‘"* mystery. it Was said toda; Gen . 4 f & 4 ; aa , ;rom th } Kiweil's by ds was | uried ai eral had been in prison in con. | in this case whether the { ie 0 details today, but said that within cilist testified, while he got ra | job me , . . a) . ~L, P . , * iy actos yd inibtes ta l he further proceedings immediately (‘irculit Judge Matt G. Reynolds and most of the answers to Denipses 3 rer cent penalty, and in addition will gon, Representative Mondell of ' in north peor Pink lingerie in httoom : i > . . : ~ - 4 ‘ . to ; ’ reli a di p their pian vu commiasion the legality of this ar- “fieht of his life’ for re-election, he said he had done it in a sprit of installments remaining due the House. and Gen. John Clem of | JUNE NL seas. care upon « pasteboard box on « ’ The te feane-bearing rats. bitrary which is charged, for IM- eafid today. Cole's tenure expires in friendly co-operation, und that noth- _ ; Newark, O Fe | Niage of the sheif in Elwell's bedroom that hat ’ . ° . " > . ' ’ : . ' ch ' ; "tT . pea Patient is Oscar Green, pow ty by ‘the Missouri Pacific Ratl- geaptember. Members of the com-.ing was said to indicate anything Fr B d Concert Tonight Senator Harding said today ji _ | | river at 7 a. m.. | 2008 overlooked. The box contained i ae oo oe whose ee ‘road for service to make delivers to mittee are elected after the August on the part of Dempsey or his man ree 7:30 16:80 he hoped to wind uD mat- | é a ’ 5} 18 4 fee » rine ® woman ‘s pink ai: a chemise and 4 rough tne section oOo the | the line 7 —_ ‘O} ' ee ‘hen . : * = ‘ne " t Lion Park, r to > oumtjums —— — — , ' é : Ahh Bret eoee) was dis- the industries on or nlong the ne primary The new committ a — “yo hk — Moser 4 % spn a ae Continued on Page 2, Column 2. of .3 of a foot. «¢ ontioued on Page ‘Peer. Cel. One.) TT sani mainte Continued on Page 2, Column iswer the questionnall onestly. o¢ Centinucd on CTauge 3, Column 4, 1 W ith —_—-—— - oe ———_- --— =- — -<- = — TUESDAY EV ENING 5, T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Associated Press News the oe ee eee SS F | EDITION = | IN | A Service ———-emp ap oe + eee a ae — JUNE 5, aS Ce — LOUIS _—_——— SS —_——_—-- ee - 1920 —30 PAGES. —— ee = - ——— a -—_—_—~ — —_— -~ a PRICE THREE CENTS | MORSESAYSHE DEMPSEY FREED AND BABLER WILL OF DRAFT EVASION TELL FEW SECRETS — CHARGE BY JURY Promises Joint Statement Trial of World’s Heavyweight Which May Contain Champion in San Francis- “Some Things Critics co Federal Court Ends in Won’t Want Revealed. Verdict of “‘Not Guilty.” YET TO BE TRIED ON CONSPIRACY CHARGE POINTS TO USE OF MONEY IN THE PAST Declares Nagel Figured in Testified in Own Defense, Taft Financing, in Which $77,000 Was Spent in Mis- souri in Practical Way. Denying Story Told on Stand by His Former Wife That He Broke Her Jaw. —E/ a Staff Correspondent of the By the Associated Press ) Post-Dispatch. SAN FRANCISCO, June 15.—Wil- KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 15. liam Harrison (Jack) Dempsey, world’s heavyweight champion, was Organization politicians who are be- - . ¥ found not guilty on a selective draft ing attacked by Matt G. Reynolds evasion indictment by a jury in the and Charles Nagel of St. Louis and United States District Court here to- (‘al Pierce of Maryville in their an- day. , 3 nounced determination to “clean up” Dempsey is still to be tried with his manager, Jack Kearns, on a the Republican organization of Mis- charge of conspiring to defeat the sourl are threatening to tell some draft. political history in fighting back. The jury was out 10 minutes and EK. 1. (Liv) Morse of Excelsior — song gg Sa agen em ‘oc : , : J UaBRe Al. : JOOIIN 8S INStructLons | Springs, whoedistributed the Lowden on a jury eaatoe $6 miutes. In money in Missouri, said today that them he outlined the three counts he and Jacob L. Babler, Republican in the indictment against the cham- National Committeeman, who. with pion, which were: |W. I. Cole, chairman of the State Direct evasion of the selective (C‘ommittee, have been the particular draft. objects of criticism because of their False statements in Dempsey s acceptance and use of candidates’ questionnaire as to his dependents. campaign money, within few days False statements to the _ district would issue a joint statement and in draft board here -_— SA te ee DEMOCRA TS ADVISED TO TAKE OVERCOATS TO THE CONVENTION . Not Because Meeting Is Expected to Be a Frost, but Weather man Predicts Chills. By the Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO. June 15.— Folks who associate national con- ventions with torrid temperacures, light-weight suits and Iattive-work underwear had better disillusion themselves if they are coming to the ee —_---~— HARDING SAYS HE. RIVAL MISSING SINCE ™ a Sa ELL RLIN SOUGHT NEW CLEWS FOUND Republican. Nominee Says Even if Elected President He Will Continue to Serve Democratic national convention here, according to the United States Until March 4 Next. Weather Bureau. All sartorial ef- . —- . MNRAS eS fects should ‘tnclude fairly heavy in- | : ner and outer clothing and a light PLANS VACATION PENROSE’S ILLNESS Clubman Said to Have Been overcoat. . . ’ If the weather ‘runs to form.”’ AT END OF WEEK REPORTED ENDED BY Interested In Beautiful smart westerly winds, carrvyi . cemenanaaiall chill, will i om off NAMING OF HARDING Woman Often Seen With the Pacific Ocean and cool after- oons and coole even) ~ ‘ill be ; s Wealth Gambler. se ceden, thts last phase ‘wilt be) Wil Take Rest and Prepare) senator Chuckles Over Action at r assisted by fogs Acceptance Address Before Chicago and Gives Vacation The bureau believes it will be good “convention weather with of opportunity for the average ora- tor to warm up without looking like a bundle of wet wash. If the usual hectic parades for the candidates are staged toward the end of. the after- noon there need be no shedding of coats, collars or galluses. “But,” the Weather Bureau said, “unless a man seeks to keep warm by his enthusiasm alone, he had bet- ter come ataipsandoine’ — rr BODY OF MAN, WEIGHTED WITH ROCKS, FOUND IN RIVER Only Clew to Identity of Body Found at Kankakee Is Stickpin ‘With Initial “kk.” Press. Il)., June 15.—Po- Watts are trying to of the death of a body was found in the River near the public in the heart of the city, Ry the Associated KANKAKEE, and Coroner solve the man whose Kankakee service dam, today. Two paving stones were tied abourt his neck, two heavy rocks were wired lice mystery plenty | LINGERIE FOUND IN ELWELL’S BEDROOM to His Secretary. Special to the Post-Dispatch PHILADELPHIA, June 15.—Sen- ' ator Penrose sat In his home yes-| Returning to Home in Ma- rion About July 1. | Cee ' terday and chuckled over the noml- By the Associated Press nation of Senator Harding for New Witness Says Man i in WASHINGTON, June 15.—War-/ President. The nomination, it was/ ren G. Harding, the Republican said, virtually has ended his illness. Roadster Drove Sportsman presidential nominee, does not in | Shere ls ne eee ey, wenetes H ~ na ee ' ~| Penrose cannot take an active rt :-45 orning tend to retire from the United States ' , ' . . 9 pe ome at 3: on M J /in the campaign right now, said ; Senate until his term of -office ex-| Leighton ©. Taylor. his secretary. He Was Killed. pires, on March 4. “The Senator is really remarkably “There is no possibility of that,”’ Ree <e is having —. ne We By I i Wire F he XN York : , there in his room, reading congratu- y Lwcascc re From the New Yo Senator Har ‘lar ay ; arding declared today, uatory telegrams and the papers. He Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. when asked whether he would re- says he wants to take a Httle rest NEW YORK. June 15.—The in- Sign trom the Senate immediately. now. but the nomination certainly het “I do not intend to resign. But in- | has been a great tonic to him.” vestigation of the murder of Joseph tend to serve my term out. Why Penrose has improved so much B. Elwell, the turfman and whist ex- ~~ <t Since Saturday, that he has given pert. has narrowed down to the “I do, however, intend to with-| Taylor a week's vacation and when | | sal ‘ 8 Vacs “| search for a prominent mat draw my petition filed last week in | the secretary “eturns the Senator: = . man ogee (“olumbus giving notice that I would expects to go to Atlantic City. bedees who disappeared from his bach- be a candidate for re-election to the. dati elor apartment ir «a fashionable Senate. That will be done his MEYICAN PRESIDENT THINKS neighborhioee Sere! as a week. ‘eding the crime. Reason for Not Retiring. Senator Harding's friends ex- HARDING IS MEXICO’S FRIEND A score of detectives from the plained today that for him to retire igh homicide bureau of the police de- Also Declares at Dinner to Newspa- 2? RPA ho Os TP RE RE ET Re Sag

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r 4 a i wwe - _ —— — ae eee ~ ee ie nee wh Be eh _ol. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1920. 0 IEE ES RL I LINE RS PP RIE” La RL ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' a DON PAPERS DOUBT ELECTION OF ~ SENATOR HARDING Globe Asserts Defeat by Such a Man as W. G. McAdoo Is | Not at All Impossible. OTHERS CONSIDER NOMINEE SAFE MAN Opinion Also Expressed That Election Will Not Definite- ly Determine Our Partici- pation in European Affairs. Br the Associated Press LONDON, June 15.—The London evening paper editorials of yester- day on the Republican nomination are devoted largely to speculation on Senator Harding's chances of elcec- tion and what effect that would have on American foreign policy. Roth the Globe and Westminster Gazette assert that Senator Har- ding'’s election is by no means as- sured if the Democrats are able to find a strong candidate. The Globe thinks a Republican de- feat ia not impossible if such a man as William G. McAdoo or Ambassa- dor John W. Davis were nominated The Westminster that Great Britain must neutrality in a presidential but cannot disguise its is doubtful, the Gazette says, if the November elections can settle the question whether the United States will pursue a purely American policy or take a hand in international! pol! tics. Gazette declares preserve conflict, Nominee Called Safe Man. “Had President Wilson been avail- able.’ says the paper, “he might have bodily carried his banner into the fight and rallied the majority to him by the lofty appeals he knows sv well how to make. But in his de- fault it ta unlikely that any Demo- cratic nominee will do this or get the sanction of the Democratic par- ty tor a pure League of Nations doc-’ trine. "On the other hand, the Republi- cah party does not entirely close the dor on American participation in w@rid politics and even seems to fa- VOR some sore of extension of arbi- tr methods in world affairs. ice of a safe man, in all events, saver us from iicropesn policy by that party. its nominee and to that extent there is & point gained.” The Globe seys Senator Harding is crédited with favoring reversion (o that aloofness from world politics + og characterized America in the dage before. It is a perfectly intel- ligible point of view, but we venture togthink that Senator Harding, if elacted, will be compelled by force of= circumstances to soften some- thing of its old rigidity.” * Trust Candidate, Says Star. The Star save: ‘Senator Harding will represent in the United States vefy much what the coalition Lib- er@ia represents in this country. He ia Qhe instrument, we might almost sav the tool, of the cleverest group offmen in American public life, the Réapublican Senators. The Senate is ad inated by the trusts.”’ he Morning ,Yorkshire Post be- lieben “there is a better prospect of | heipful European policy than we ld have hoped for had the choice A i A A A Aa Wife of Republican Presidential Nominee me Se ee — _ — _ interest. It } | executive is ‘ablest is The | active pursult of an | MRS. WARREN e ek pa oe , why * ve -Kevatone View Photogrraph G. HARDING. ee ae ee + - ee surrounded by the in the nation no attempt to discount local pride, vet local hardly account in it- remarkable indorse- ment given him bv his home town and eounty at the primary or the spontaneous outbursts of rejoicing upon the report of the news from Chicago Saturday evening With Coolidre and courageous - as runnine mate, we feel that the ticket is which should and will meet the approval of the country as it does of Senator Harding's friends and neighbors here at home.” —— a HARDING SAYS HE. WILL NOT RESIGN FROM SENATE a ontinued | From Page (ne. aders “We make the effect of pride would self for the clean one ters pertaining to his senatorial 'duties by the end of the week ‘and then take a briefvacation before returning to his home at Ma- rion, O.. where he will be formally notified of his nomination The Republican nominee, however, does not plan to reach Marion much before July 1. Senator Harding's return to his office in the Capitol was the signal i'for an informal reception by Senate 'emploves | ofthe delegates at Chicago fallen on. # politician holding the opinions oa = subject with which Hiram John- 80 is credited." N ination Should Exnthuse Demo- crates, Says Montreal Star. Byethe Associated Press ONTREAL, June 15.—-The Mon- tr@~) Star says of Senator Harding's ination: he Harding nomination should new enthusiasm into the Demo- ic ranks. The Republican linee is not a national figure. He representative of McKinley Re- licanism, a thing which the ocrats have branded tion. No doubt the’ § forthcom- convention at San Francisco will e the most of the progressive ent within the ranks of tify Harding with Wal! atreet ifm” and the ‘big interests.’ ”’ he Vancouver Province says Notwithstanding the fact Harding has been chosen & majority could not agree on of their favorites, he may prove good a candidate as one of the that ere. He is as likely to be a ble and worthy President. Most inly he will be a safer candi- and a safer President, if he 1d be."’ Soe ee Harding's Own Reser Thinks Nom- ination “An Fxcellent One.” ‘ram Johnson and from Senator AS arrant | 'laction 'idential the | y and throughout the country to. ‘resulted in ) “ye i lhe Shortly before his arrival his pr office was decorated with a large American flag and flowers. Large numbers of bouquets were re- ceived from friends. ivate Despite his strenuous week at the | tepublican convention, the Senator seemed in fine fettle and kept up a running fire of humorous comments as the moving picture men clicked off films. “He's happy as n flark,”” remarked one bystander as the Senator joked with the movie men The Senator touched he read telegrams from Gov. the Republican vice nominee, former President Taft, Ma- jor-General Wood and Senator Hi- Pom - colleague from as seemed greatly congratulatory Calvin Coolidge. presidentia! as erene, his Democratic Ohio. Comments on Messages. “Now, wasn't that nice in him?" or “It was very thoughtful of him to send that message,"’ were his mos' frequent comments as he read the telegrams. Among his first re. sponses was a telegram sent to Gov. Coolidge thanking him for his mes- fage and declaring that by the se.- of a: ‘truly great and trust- American’ for the vice pres- nomination, the ticket had been strengthened The sudden accumulation the Senator being forced yesterday to secure additional office space, part of which will be used as a press room for the newspaper respondents. Beginning tomorrow plans to have daily conferences the newspaper men when in worthy of work COT - with | Washington In deciding to play the Senator said he wanted to “get some of the convention tobacco ‘smoke out of his svstem.”’ that far, than Senator Johnson | ARION, Oo. June 15.—-The Merion Star, Senator Harding's’ apaper. printed an editorial nomination, which e6ays: "The selection of Senator Harding ag a nominee by the Republican y te naturally t paper—pleasing alike for hemor done the Senator and menor which comes to Marion thé home of the nominee. It hardiy be held a violation of the on t the the as most pleasing to, can | proprieties for the writer to confess that the Star considers the nomina- an excellent one. "A long and intimate association > ink newspaper work enables the to 6 that Senator Hard- grea pride will be the re-| _ convention rei golf vesterday | He was accompanied on the links! by Senator Sutherland of West Vir- ginia, former Senator Bourne and -B. P. Warner Jr. of Washington. Friendly Toward France. Only once during the day did he give any indication of what his poll- cles might be if he is elected next November This Was a straightfor- ward declaration of friendship to France, brought out by the request of a representative of a Paris news- paper that he answer a list of ques- tions submitted Declining to take the queries at this time, the Senator remarked: “You can say this: If I become the executive of the nation. I can assure you I willl foster the epirit of friendship with France.” The Senator added that he had al- ways admired the French and that some of hie greatest heroes were as- sociated with French history. On po- lilieal questions the Senator has nh of a Republican adminis-| adopted the policy that he will not in Weehington in which the “gp off half cocked.” adult Lenroot Expresses Regret at Nomination of Senator Harding Ry the \ amy iter] Press PE RIOR Wis., June lo xPReee REGRET AT oes nomination of Senator Harding by the Republican convention, Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin in a statement here today, declared he would be “among the first to join a new political party” if, when elected President. Hardine should adopt reactionary policies and be con- trolled by the old guard ‘Il frankly regret the choice of the Republican convention, as |! believe a man who had been al- lied with the liberal wine of the party should have been selected,’ Senator Lenroot said “There is dissatisfaction on the part of progressives but they must choose between supporting the Republican ticket and having another four years of Democratic rule and all that it implies. In this situation there can be but one choice, it seems to me, and that is to heartily support the Republican ticket “There is much talk of a third party. This, if supported by pro- gressives, would only insure Democratic victors If when elected President, Harding shall adopt policies and be controlled by old guard, |! shall among the first join a new political party with policies that are constructively) and not destructively radical.” reactionars the be to liberal! eee ee A, F, L. CALLS FOR AMNESTY ‘FOR ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS’ Ty ? e A«eaed lated] Pre«sa MONTREAL, June 15 The American Federation of Labor. in annual convention today, called upon President Wilson and Attornev-Gen- eral Palmer of the lU'nited States to secure “amnesty for all political pris- oners.” In a resolution the convention clared that the “further prosecution and imprisonment in the United States of political offenders is trary to the democratic idealism and the traditions of freedom to which our country is committed.” The convention adopted a resolu- tion demanding repeal of the pulesory arbitration sections of Esch-Cummins transportation act 1920 Introduction of into was contie Conn. militar, condemned and the Executive was directed to oppose any tempt to establish compulsory tary service as “unnecessary, sirable and un-American.’ —— - _ — training by the (oun. schools at- mili- unde Chicago Lines Want Higher Fare. Ry Ageociated Presse CHICAGO, June 15.—The Chicago surface lines, which yesterday grant ed an increase of 15 cents an hour to motormen and conductors, todays petitioned the Public Utilittes mission for an increase of 2 cents in fares and 1 for children The present rates cents and cents, respectively. the petition is necessary to meet the increased payroll of the $684 carmen The new scale provides 1 top salary of &5 cents an hour for men in service nine months. the (*om- cent are 6 The increase, says, over Fiward W. Backus Dies ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., -—~EFdward W. Backus, former can consul to Brazil, and one financial backers of Marconi in development of the wireless graph, died last night at his at Tarpon Springs tie was 86 vears old. In 1905 Backus was knighted by the King of Portugal for his serv- ices to Brazil tn connection with the at 86. June 15 Ameri of the the tele. home development of the Amazon River ONLY FOUR A. F. OF L. LEADERS FOR HARDING ‘Chances Are Labor Will Support “ event will ' | policy or function as an 'of Labor Democrats if Cox or McAdoo Be Nominated. 14.- Federation MONTREAL, June —In no the American abandon its independ- ent labor party. Thus sums up a canvas of the leaders and the delegates who would not annual themselves leaders, in the convention now entering up- on its third week. In any event Con- gress. will come in for the bulk of at- call KENYON SAYS PARTY WON'T HAVE “CINCH non-partisan | , to tention, with candidates possessing good labor records or making pledges, being favored irrespective | of party or party platform, at the ex- pense of those not measuring up to those standards. Sentiment in the matter of favor- ing the Democrats over the Repub- licans or vice versa in the presiden- tial race is not well defined, largely because of uncertainty as to the ‘nominee at San Francisco. To date, however, but four men of prom- inence in the convention have de- clared for Harding and t'oolidge and one of these bLas a string on his indorsement “rank l. Hiufcheson, interna- tional president of the carpenters and Frank F. Feeney, head of the elevator constructors and a Penros>? lieutenant, are for Harding. So is Frank A. ITarrington, leader of the radical element among miners Pat- McCarthy of San Francisco, of the Coast Building Trades deelgate to the Chicago con- vention, is for Harding unless Hiram Johnson bolts. If Johnson bolts he will follow trick N. leader and a To this list the name of John I.. lewis of the tnited Mine Workers, may be added later Hie is a Repub- lican and, though he has vet to ex- press himself, will probably remain regular unless (‘ox is named in San Francisco If that is done he ma\ leave his party, for Cox to the min- ers of the Middle West is almost a political idol | that lowa Senator Declares It Be- hooves Everyone to Buckle Down for Ticket. By the Associated Press. FORT DODGE, Ila., June Senator W. H. Kenyon, who has re- turned to his home here for a rest, declared today that he was disap- pointed that the Republicans failed to nominate a ident, but said take the stump help insure 2 Republican victory in November. Prior to the convention Senator Ken- yon campaigned for Johnson. “The people are so disgusted with thes Wilson administration,” said Senator Kenyon, “that they will elect Harding. The Republicans, how- ever, may as well get over the idea the election is a cinch and it to behooves every Republican to buckle , boss-controlled | man down to hard work for the ticket. 18.— | Harding Is ‘Justa Human Being, Whom Any Person Progressive for Pres- | that he was willing. ' ’ ' ’ i ! ' |} human itor Warren G. “Gov. Coolidge’s nomination § for’ Vice President strengthens the ticket in the East and undoubtedly throughout the whole country. As usual, the country west of the Mis- sissippi is forgotten, but that pa will also be forgotten Either McAdoo will be named b, ot the country by the Democrats. Marshal) ("Ox the Democrats “The most disappointing part ot the tepublican ention was to see the delegates unable to act unti! they received word from a sick boss in Philadelphia. There will be | strange paraliel at San when the delegates wil] from a sick boss at There never was a chance convention for a Johnson's type. The for Roosevelt, or cony l’rancisco await word Washington im this of Hiram convention was strong ihe being dead. If Roosevelt had been alive he would have had about as/| much chance in the convention as Johnson. If Johnson had been dead he probably would have had as much condolence as Roosevelt The kind of men the people want are the kind of men the bosses .are determined the people shall not have. The me: “who supported Johnson will be found working for the ticket and working in the next Congress as the) did in this for legislation in the in terest of all the people, and will be ‘found fighting against domination of ‘Congress by — With these exceptions, most of the others of prominence who have ex- pressed themselves-lean toward the, Democrats The only thing that could swing them the other way would be the naming of Palmer, who has not manv friends or cham- pions here Samuel Gompers, speaking on po- | litics today, said the nonpartisan policy would be adhered to, for it |has the support of all in the labor movement. He promised to explain the program in detail later. MORSE SAYS HE AND BABLER WILL TELL FEW SECRETS — Continued From Page One. elects a chairman the second Tues- day in September. A committee of five was appointed the meeting that the State be called together “straighten up derelictions of party officials,” and io call a State mass meeting if nec- and five Benjamin to nen by yesterday Committee women (;ratz demand at to essary to force a new regime in the Republican party in Missouri. ' ‘That committee comprises Rey- nolds, chairman; Gratz; Fred W Clemens, 3351 Gravojs avenue; Theodore Hemmelmann, real estate man: Charles Nagel, former Secre- tarv of Commerce and Labor; Mise Grace Semple, president Republican Woman's Club of St. Louis; Mrs. F wan: "T. w | Nations, i lin, de- | | State i'former Assessor, the! of } j TWO KILLED, 40 INJUREDIN B. Haves, 5555 Pershing avenuc, Mrs. Rovr. Atkinson first vice. pres! dent of Republican Woman's Club; \re. Charles Passmore, of thm Ways and Means Committee of the Re- publican National Committee; Mre Virginia Harris, Republican Citys Committeewoman from the Twelfth Ward Edmond Koeln, City Collector, at tended the meeting yesterday, as did A. L. Shapleigh, Charles Nage-?, Robert Burkham, E. D. Campbell, Charles H. Morrill, an insurance | Hargadon, a wholesale shoe man: George W. Simmons, H. C. Babcock, 5506 Pershing: Gus O. an attorney; Ephrim Cap- | candidate for Circuit Bovd. Harry ke member of the Legislature; Christian Brinkop, | Fred Weissman, at- | Wells, 310 South | Col. who is a Judge: D M Sprague, former torney, and C. M. Euclid Cole said that a names" of those at the “look through the} ‘“houseclean- him that ing’’ meeting convinced they largely were “disgruntled poli- ticians and men who have stayed out of the party work until it seems that there may be some Federa! patronage to distribute, and then thev want to get in.’ National Com. mitteeman Babler and United States. Senator Spencer took a similar view. | SANTA FE WRECK IN COLORADO, California Limited : ecntied Near La Junta—Most of Those Hurt Fx- pected to Recover. By the Associated Press LA JUNTA, Colo., June 15.—At least two persons were killed today when the California limited train, eastbound on the Santa Fe Railroad, ' tioned those seeking special fa vors and special privileges in legis- lation “Senator Harding is a man of charming personality, a splendid or- ator, clean and honorable in privat: and public life, 100 per cent Amer- (ican and will make a good Presi- ident.” —— eee el BRITISH REVIVE ROYAL CEREMONY AT ASCOT RACES King George and Queen Mary. At- tended by Royal Family, Drive About Course. By the Aesociated Press ASCOT HEATH. England Tune 15 The roval procession in sem)i- state wae revived today at the second Ascot races since the end of the war, Which were’ attended by A notable gathering of soclety people The display of fashionable gowns was unusually brilliant. King George and Queen Mary, wh» are entertaining a large party a’ Windsor Castle during the week, drove upon the grounds in an open landau drawn by four horses, with postillions and outriders. They wer: attended by other members of the royal family and the roval house- hold, who followed in seven car- riages The big race of the day. the Ascot Stakes, was won by Fred Hardvw’ Happyman, with J. FP. J. Walen’s Front Line second and W. Singer's Chatter third A sensational! feature of the race was the fact that th owner of Happyman had been in. volved in a legal dispute and set- tled in court just in time to allow the horse to run John Jovee, a dealer in race horses, claifned he had contracted to buy Happyvman The dispute was settled by the pav- ment of £1000 (normally $4870) to Joyce. COLBY BEING PUSHED FOR CHAIRMAN OF CONVENTION the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO. By June 15 Rain- bridge Colby, Secretary of State. re- cently chosen a delegate from the District of Columbia, is being men- . by . ‘manent chairmanship of the Demo cratic convention. United Statea Sen- ator Carter Class of Virginia is he ing discussed for chairman of the Committee on Resolutions Tentative plans call for the open. ing of the convention by J. Bruce Kremer, vice chairman of the Na- tional Comnrittee. liomer 8S. who will introduce Cummings, chairman of the committee, as temporary chair man of the sonvention who will make the keynote speech E. G. Hoffman, secretary | National Committee, arrived day ST.LOUIS T-QISPATCH Founded by JOSEP H PULITZER 1878 12, Published Dativ the Puliteer oe ‘eninge in Twelfth and Olive Stree of vester.- the (Member Audit Rureau of Circulations.) was wrecked at Rene, Colo., 12 miles south of here. At Santa Fe Hospital) MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS here it was announced that 40 in- The Associated Press te exclusively «en ' ’ p titled to the use for republication of ! jured had been given treatment.) gisnatches credited to it or mot diemnae Most of those hurt, it was said, would credited {n this raper and also the ‘oca! recaver newa published herein. All rights of repub- ; heation of special dispatches herein are also At Santa Fe offices a atatement reserved. Was given out @eaying only two per- gI7BSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL. IN sons were killed and 12 were injured. ADVANCE: ~ vibacnpinenatinmtnteen pete ond Suances fee ae $12.™M nily without Sunday. one year ...... 7." A. Kecnte. Theater Owner, Dies. Kunday ani¥ one yeas... ee sPpteeapte Ee Ry the Associated Press Remit F ni a” Peseta! order expres 2 money order or St. [mule exchange PHILADELPHIA. June 15.—Au- Py Carrier tn St Toure and Suburbe: gustus Koenig, theatrical magnate Dative onty Tea 3 yy 10 a Copy died suddenly at his home in this Through Newsdealers Elsewhere _ city today. He was 65 years old ee a a © Oe Koenig was interested financially Entered a8 second-class matter July 17 ' Pied anctally In| sere at the Postoffice et Bt. Louis, Mo.’ surlesque houses in this country and | under the act of March 3. 1879. - Canada. Bell. Olive 669. Kinloch. Centra! 6600. the | other, leaders here for the per-. Can Meet on Equal Plane ég G. O. P. Nominee Easy to Approach—Sister Declares He Spent Youth Studying, When Not Splitting Rails. the Washington Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, June person apparent From meet equal- most ordinary could him ona plane of ’" The foregoing, in Wesley M Jones State, sums up the of his colleague. Sena- Harding, Republican nominee for President of the United States. “‘He is a human man,” ator Jones added. “When to him you feel like he is one of us —just a common, plain, ordinary, human being.” Among others generally ity.’ of Senator Washington side of who called today their associations with | the Ohio Senator a similar impres- sion was voiced. Ali are agreed that he is a man easy to approach, SV iti- pathetic in attitude, and unaffected. Krom the moment of his return! te Washington until his retirement last night Senator Harding has been | busy with his preparations for the, campaign At that he has found time to listen to many of the. re- quests that suddenly have been launched upon him. Picture men/! and newspaper men were close at! his heels throughout the day, to record every turn and movement. Frenchmen, Irishmen, of all descriptions have get the Senator pet notions His friendliness all around. Warm Friend of France. A F hman tried to get an e@Xe pression today the Senator's at- titude toward France if § elected President The reply was to the effect that he was a watm friend of rrance. Senator Harding was urged to give over a few minutes for a speech on the capitol steps. clined At no Se€elil attempted to Interested in their attitude one of rence On time did Senator Harding more pleased than early yes- morning when his automo- up to his home on Wyom- Inez MIcWhorter the colored cook, who had charge of the while the Hardings were at out and greeted Hiarding. with oute Senator with this wele- his hand. fashioned,” the word the Senator in describe fits him in many pare terday bile ad Ine rove avenue house ‘ "his Senator ‘ago, rushed Mrs. hands, highs come, and extended “Old-head once used by ing himself, ticulars. In dress he is in one of noticeable and weighs clothes hand-tailored. despite his declara- that he has not clothes since war and stretched The seemed pleusea immaculate, and his size, is espe- The Senator is 6 °10 pounds. They do neatness cially feet, are worn, other bought a suit wus declared. Works Farly and Late. The Senator works early -and late. When Congress was in session wus at his office every morning within two three minutes after % o'clock, an hour earlier than the average Senator Mail of his con- ulWways gets prompt atten- not look tion the day of q>! stituents tion When he reached his office today he found a great accummula- tion lie gladly accepted the offer- ing of Senator Ball of Delaware, who. tendered his office force, and | proceeded at once to answer the | thousand and one requests about lit- tle and big’ things that his constit- vents want Senator Harding be- lieves in work as the keys to happi- ness and content. The presidential nominee is “‘old- head fashioned” in another respect. | That is in his home life. He spends |! his evenings chatting and reading with Mrs. Harding, and usually can be ‘ound at home for interviews and information when other Senators are out dining Mra. Harding is re- ferred to by the Senator as “the Duchess." Her health has kept her taking an active part in social in Washington. Their home on Wvoming avenue ts plain, but one of nicest in the city. A Fine Partnership. “Senator and Mrs. Harding.” said a friend, “think mighty well of each and that makes a fine part- nership.” It is Said never missed a mother lived in her, taking them from life that Senator Harding Sunday while his having. flowers for personally if he was in Marion, his Ohio home. The “Old-head fashioned" side of the Senator has given way in one particular, viz., to the modern game of golf Like President Wilson, when the latter was well, he spends his time on the golf links for exer- cise in his speeches to the Senate Harding has “rung clear,” as an American who believed in preserving American institutions and ideals. April 4, 1917, when the war reso- lution was before the Senate, he de- clared he was “not voting for war in the name democracy,’ adding a little later, “I want it known to the people of my State and to the Nation that I am voting for war for the maintenance of just American rights, which is the essential to the § pre. servation of the soul of this repub- lhe Senator Harding led the fight in the Senate have a Roosevelt expeditionary force for Europe. His amendment for that purpose was adopted by the Senate as part of the t‘ompulsory Service Law Wanted Roosevelt Expedition. He characterized the refusal of President Wilson and his collearues in (‘ongress to send over a HKoosevelt expedition as “a blunder.” “T have vet to hear,” he declared. to colossal] “one single objection offered bys anvbody openly, and 1 desire to say Mr. President, that one objection which is current beneath the surface is unworthy of anyone in this bod) he | 15.—“The | the opinion | Sen- | you talk | re- local workers. has been! He de. | i Senator [lis | | ST Prufrock & Litton) Fourth and St. Charles Streets REFRIGERATORS 3 Specially Priced While 50 Last Every housewife knows that a good Refriger- investment. that would otherwise spoil, with a minimum In fact, it will practically pay for itself during a single season in the food it saves—an important consideration, in view of the present high cost of all foodstuffs. SLU DIHUNUUUUAUNUOLUIUANOOULUUUUOUNUAUUNUUUOLGROUGUOAUEUGUOLUUUASUUGUUUOUOUUAEUO Gamaliel, Original of Harding’s Middle Name, Pharisee Doctor of Law ENATOR HARDING'S mild- Se name is Gamaliel. This may be worth look- ing into. At least, looking back as far as the Acts of the Apostles, which tells of the original Gama- liel. Gamaliel was a leading con- servative in Jerusalem, in the days when the Apostles Peter and John were building up the Christian Church. Gamaliel was a Pharisee, a doctor of the law, had in reputation among all the people.’ He was also a noted teacher, and Saul of Tarsus, who became the Apostle Paul, said that he had been “brought up at the feet of Gamaliel.”’ When Peter and John refused to stop preaching, they were taken before the high priest and council of the Sanhedrin, which considered the question of hav- ing them put to death. Hiow Camaliel advised moderation, and probably saved the apostles’ lives, is told in the fifth chap- ter of the Acts. “Ye men of Israel,”’ said, “take heed to what ye intend to do ing these men. I| say unto you, refrain from these men and let them alone; for j{f this counsel or this work be of men, it will come to nought; but if it be of God, ye cannot overthrow it.’’ This argument prevailed on the council, which ordered the apos- tles released, after a beating for their obduracy. The Hebrew meaning of the name Gamaliel is “God is aveng- er.”’ The old custom of bestow- ing Bible names on infants, however, was based not so much on the original meaning of the name as on the qualities which its wearer showed in the Bible record. Gamaliel yourselves as touch- the Gov- national with of connected this period or anyone ernment in stress.” Senator Harding waa referring to the notion in some quarters that jenlousies had stood in the way of the Roosevelt expedition receiving the administration's favor. Harding | has kept in close touch with newspaper since bheing a Senator. lie writes many editorials. Was Rail Splitter. Harding has a sister, \rs. (‘arolyne Votaw, who is one of the women police in the District of Co- lumbia’s Women's Bureau. Re.- ferring to the Senator as a boy, she declared “He was a studious and working boy. Hie was either occupied with studying and trying to improve himself or splitting rails to earn money. It Was one vear when he was 15. So I was always known ' PRINCETON CONFERS DEOREE 3 ON SIR AUCKLAND By the Agsociated Press. PRINCETON, Mo.. June 15, Auckland Campbell Geddes, Ambassador to this country, Be” | Alexis Carrel, and 10 other . guished men, were today a te lee : | Work Garrett, conferred on Sir Auchiand. Other pe. 4 5 | cipients of that degree were 5b 'Noyes Kendall of Princeton, educge honorary degrees at the 173d mencement exercises of Prine University. Three hundred and one underg uates received diplomas. The « downment fund has passed $8,609. 000, according to announcements day, - The degree of doctor of laws tor; Raphael Pumpelly, Newport, 2 l.. an explorer and sctentist; i % Baltimore: Thomas @ Haight, Jersey City, diplomatist. 4 Dr. Carrel of the Rockefeller Ing. s ‘tute, received the degree of doctor of i 'of doctor of divinity was conf doctor of arts on Albert W. Atwood of Princeton and Edward L. Bradley, Lake Villa, FARMER'S COUNCIL SECRETARY | min C. Marsh, Secretary of the Farm 2 ers’ Committee of the Republican nations; | not interests, dreds of thousands of farmers.” dale, ee ae voice, ‘few gestures. science with William Barclay sons, New York, engineer The @ on the Rev. Dr. John S. Lyons, A ws ta. The degree of doctor of le 8 was awarded Prof. Paul Shorey, cago and Headmaster Mather A. bott of Lawrenceville and that I1l. I CRITICISES CHICAGO PLATFORM ne Associated Steele WASHINGTON, By t June 15.—Be “ 9 National members Council, who clashed — of the Resolutions with %, al convention last week when ot tacked the transportation act ag un- American, issued a statement hers — today declaring that ‘‘the sectional 7 the Republican platform on agricul. + ture does not contain a single decia- ,. ration to reassure the farmers. fu, America.” . The Republican platform, calla : said ‘recognizes several existing), evils in farming conditions, but does .. pledge action to rectify the ‘The platform naturally indo the transportation act and the I lation to turn the people's ships o 7 to the British and American shipp ’’ Marsh added. “These measures jointly will spell finan loss and perhaps disaster for hy Johnson Back at —ae the Avsociated Press ; WASHINGTON, June 5. — Seng tor Johnson of pein who ‘one of the leading candidates for. By his _the Republican presidential nomin arrived here late yesterday ard” went directly to his home at River-* Maryland. ‘The Senator de.” clined to comment on the conven" tion or his: future ‘Plans. tion, to him as the baby of the family. At» the time he was attending college, 18 was in swaddling clothes.”’ saZ Senator Harding is a good speakay er. He has a strong. far-reaching® talks deliberately and use. Og ator is a good consumption of ice. It will save food at its height, the large family, white enameled. useful ornament to any This Enameled Relies Height 50 inches, width $4 inches, depth 19 inches. Vith the Refrigerator Season we are oftering these beautiful, home or apartment refrigerators vet so compact that the small family will find it suitable to their use The interior lining is of seamless, galvanized steel, The exterior is éne whité‘and bound with heav ily niekeled zine strips. A While 50 last—Special $59.00. Po spacious roomy enough for at a special price ameled a spotless kitchen. Regular $70.00. HAVE ALI C Would Incl Hughes, (Capper, Weeks, f By DAV A Special Cor ‘Co MAICAGO, may be feeling of a conservat ing for the R nomination, b Republicans a trv On the pe nmnlone they are Politicians a angers are alres big drive ia on the advisers whom the | chat neleet. Livery! ator Harding that first of a sive man nor Nor Is there a up approachin he does take too. Therefore AAS their Db whatever Séna in a®eertive q than up liherative cons minds in the e Distribu Harding is t rnay, distribute Republi: of the campal will draw the ‘tency. As betw happened to vy but w and another m Harding would who had \' the Senato picked by ‘ype of publie | eonscious of hi to rnade ‘ATS. Mi suCcCe RS, one hut heen would lay awa ibout his job seek to surrou best yen he ec ere is son vweyrof approa eiéctorate this the eontrast be pubiticans call ory the part of cabifiet govern eam nominee | Of course, 1! ntagles in one ta ee of, but etp the candte “emetor Itlardh Aviat or Sep tha.J0 men wl of-ht Cabinet beeple a chan manage the lf (;avernrment titmreof execut! a Mépartiment oe rity actu: President Appros al oftentimes fina wauld afford Uperthe qualif elachon who o of ‘Netge of the d after election, ee they rend: th®Y advocated the. new Presid Several leads avout the plan meérit. though t TAtpalign it wa cabin! positior sing the candle theless, it is a oftem select the elettion time ~—One of Si This isn one oO SURReated as a fuddasa in Nove Srctretary of Philander CC Attorney Gen hidkfhies of New Secretary of Vanderlip Secretary «f Or-Eindley M. ¢ Becretary of “Capper of Kans Secretary of son of lowa P'éetmaaste: jh Indiana Secretary of Senator Weeks BReiretary of Lawden of Lilir BEeoretary of Hoaarer of Calif *) course, if get the pre rrr: iow PrBoMinence to - inca « campaign *Veresaful but : Republicans an Probably be wer fleet Senator H Again and am have come to VW Plained about | evernment 4d *eBIN « to be no Taka, fn choosin PUBllo opinion ¢

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bas tl —_ %* - = ona, ERS DEGREE = ICKLAND GEDD * ll Geddes, Bri this country, Dr. | 10 other distin. ‘© today awarded at the 173d com. ises of Princeton nd one undergrad. plomas. The en Aas passed $8,000 - announcement ite- octor of laws was ychiand. Other re. ‘ree were Caw!) Princeton, educa- pelly, Newport, R, l scientist; Jeb: Imore: Thomas G* , diplomatist, Rockefeller Ine«i!. egree of doctor of am Barclay par- gineer The degree’ ity was conferred nS. Lyons, Atlan. doctor of letters Paul Shorey, Ch). ler Mather A. Ab- rille and that’ de Ibert W. Atwood ward L. Bradley : SECRETARY DAGO PLATFORM ’ a June 15.—Benja- fary of the Farm- cll, who clashed the Resolutions epublican nation. week when he at- tation act as un- a statement here it “the section of.. tform on agricul- in a single decia- the farmers of ; ts ~~ o - *. be al = : 7 “TS = a ea er er oer _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 19 +. ~———m -. —— — 9 — 0. — 2a ere. CH’ 4 i* | y } REPUBLICANS TAL | OF NAMING CABI | FAMOUS FRENCH ACTRESS: | | “BEFORE ELECTION | 2 | _ Considered Novel Way to _ $how People Harding as. President Would Not Be ‘One-Man Government.’ HAVE ALREADY PICKED — OUT ONE SLATE *% Would Include Knox or Root, Hughes, Vanderlip, Wood, ‘Capper, Kenyon, Hays, ‘Weeks, Lowden, Hoover. ————eE By DAVID LAWRENCE, A Special Correspondent of the Post- | Dispatch. ‘Copyright, 1920.) | MAICAGO, June 15.—-Democrats | may be feeling joyful over the choice of a conservative like Senator Hard- ing for the Republican Presidential nomination, but Republicans are going to the coun. | try on the of Harding |: alone they are very much mistaken. if they imagine the personality Politicians are still here and man- agers are already planning. And the big drive the Republicans will make is on the character of cabinet and advisers whom Senator Harding will | WHO DIED IN PARIS TODAY Bee? i, Court today in an action brought by executive power 1 a v , , \ Myrt M MeGi , f . ” partment frequently exercises | od bho Me ie % we . ~ ] > a . : ~ Bring them in the Judge said ; i 1e@ aC ret deed was com ote Tr \ . e ) ¢: If we are too strict about that rule, rma — D red by Julius U. nd : - ° i - cS . al Ss > . ‘ ; 4 ; » some of them will Eet awday~”’ oss ont . pecial age nt of t he . , e i favs, ; S ‘e¢ ; . eSTITY ne e ‘ ‘t ge >» yr- forging a signature to a check for | f sets - ‘h Pe rc ae Fp | ers Mc Ce r $96. and was sentenced va Judge a oh oO ulliocn ane ame in ' le emurrer represe s tne at Faris to one year and one day im- ' ‘ e — pred, tty a * , To empt ie defense 0 obdtal ais- prisonment in Leavenworth Peniten- Mu are _ oe , pee mom . , missal of the case on a legal tech- tiary. lliss Key, on a plea of guilty ' , ' tine % "Peo a nicality, without a hearing of the oO stealing rom interstate ship- . om : a nent “ t ’ evidence The counsel for the de- i¢ Ss, “as sentences Lo Cig nt . month Tie. ¢ St. Char] | 1] fense, in introducing the argument} 1i@) S ] ] ‘ ,¢* " \ rniAl ies la . . Char} . oT _ et WM for the demurrer, sav that the de- aries . readway f L:OVETO' =e : , . . , . . ’ t fendants had nothing to do with the negro, was sentence eaven- , ~~ : — * — ‘ te a vo! taking of the referendum petitions, worth for three vears for se ran on me . bh r Seneimg anand had no knowledge of it Phe offensive letter to a young white! argument, it is stated. deals not woman. ; with the question of guilt or inno- Judge Faris sald nat on ey" “|! cence, but only with the charges in 'where the plea is not guilty, ne the indictment, and their sufficiency would set the trials for Sept. 22 and in law ,later dates. He said he had worked . 74 Printed Pages in Brief . . ° g* - pa without intermission since his’ ap- T) brie? which comprises = 4 ie + ’ 1ic ; "]S8e: ‘ pointment, last summer, and _ that | in eitihen chmditinns wrietnenanl printed pages, Was vrepared by the . compte Sock San "| counsel for the defense, FP. H. Cullen, fans, and with ventilation imprac- Thomas B. Harvey and Elliott W. | mate pecauee of the a ae Se Major of St. Louis, and Barbour & | ikee ¥ | Te were i | a0Die . | RCSCPIng OUl. noise, Were NOt suave | McDavid and Roscoe Patterson of ‘for — livery to industries at East St. Louis, | Madison or Venice. So, GOLTRA'SAYS HE WILL “SPEAK But Democratic National Committee- man Who Got Bitters Co.'s $100,- 000 Fine Remitted Won't Tell What He Means. For some have been time there persistent reports at Washington | that the Government will make an j}attempt to reopen the proceedings ' through Which a fine of more than | $100,000 against the Hostetter’s Bit- ters (o. was remitted after the com- (pany had held to have vio- lated the prohibition enforcement ‘act by selling bitters of an alco- holic content not permitted by law ,and without sufficient medication to destroy its fitness for use as a bever- heen age. ' The remittal of the fine was due ' largely to the work of Edward F. Goltra, Dernocratic National Com- as the company's counsel. Goltra _is related by marriage to the Hos- | tetter family. The Post-Dispatch, through its Pittsburg asked the company versy It Hostetter, was not correspondent for of tie contro- was said that D. Herbert president of the company, in Pittsbure that any Statement must come Coltra, the company's counsel When a Post-Dispatch reporter to- its side and from |day asked Goltra about the matter. ne sald: “I will speak last.’ ‘ Asked what he meant by this. he replied: “I will speak last.’ He was told that all that was de- sired was a statement as to the Hos- ,tetter fine and the rcumstances of its remitta! Hie answered: “I will speak last.”’ Goltra would give no other reply to questions about the Hostetter Case IN COURTROOM SUSPENDED Judge Admits Prisoners in Shirt Sleeves, Fearing Some Would Gact Away. The rule of the l‘ederal Districz (‘ourt that all persons entering the Was sSSu- pended bv Julge F when balifff notified the that some derendants were waiting in the iris today J nudge midsunimer MAN JUMPS FROM THIRD FLOOR OF HOME, ENDS LIFE Edward Diss, 47 years old, of 2605 Pestalozzi street, a cigarmaker, jumped from .a third-story bedroom eX- differ = | ential as between St. Louis and East} St. Louis made befo: Commerce 1919. Joseph Illinois and W. were , State on coal shipments from Indiana mines e the entire Inter Commission then Folk. April counsel 10, ror the Chamber of Commerce, present- 'ed the argument against the arbi- ‘'trarv and Thomas M. Pierce, coun- | sel for the Terminal Railroad Asso- the charge. Special ' Examiner Mackley, ciation, argued for the retention of in a ‘tentative decision after a hearing in Louis, His St. tial. | cision. The ferential. the carried a — — which dec charged raljllroad rates and t Pierce. lv this ever in the Mississipp! “East St. /involv had decision went commission for review and final de- | Interstate for service passed on by merce Commission. Terminal Counsel's Comment. who is vice president and general counsel of the Terminal Rall- | road Association, commenting on to- day's decision, said: ‘‘It is exceeding- regretable should menced, because fundamental condi- tions exist which entitle and will al- ways entitle East cheaper rate on ‘leoal mines in Illinois than St. Louis. oer and it costs money to a friend eauses 4 across the river to St. Louis. That Publishing ided ‘hat bridge and herefore a mat the Intersta that an have b St. Lo coal (‘ommerce mission in 1915 upheld the coal dif- hearing was after the Business Men's league and Pulitzer case against the ( ("o. to upheld the differen- to full *om.- held had the Terminal to the United States Supreme Court, the toll he terminal was a question to ‘om- | ter te agitation een uis of | be like coTln- to a from nearby |Our situation here is similar to that New York industrial district where Jersey City enjoys a lower rate on coal from the Pennsylvania mines than does New York. Nature placed | Kast St. Louis on the same side of the | —_— & -.=_- is 'derloin | jury New York's vice war, today was sen- Window of his home at 1:40 o'¢ lon this morning and was killed instant- 1\ His skull was fractured, and his neck Was broken Hiis wife, Mrs. Killeen Diss, tuld the police that he had heen suffering from a nervous breakdown lie had on several occasions, threatened to end his life, she said. Mrs. Diss was asleep when he husband, attired im his night clothes jumped from the window. He landed |on his head in the front” yard. Downstairs neighbors, attracted by the sound of the fall, found him dead POLICE INSPECTOR SENTENCED the Associated Press NEW YORK, June 15 Police In- pector Dominick Henry of the ten- district, found guilty of per- Friday in connection with By last itenced to two to five vears in State prison at hard labor result and direct our attention to ‘more profitable subjects.’ The Chamber of Commerce about two months ago appointed a’commilt- itee to prepare and submit to the cits pand the Terminal Association a plan for closer co-operation between the ‘city and the Terminal in the control and management of the bridges and switching vards and tracks in St. Louis. This committee has not yet made its report President Carter's View. W. Frank Carter, president of the Chamber of Commerce, today said the finding of the Interstate Com- merce Commission would not pre- clude further consideration of the ‘terminal problem in conferences be- tween the city, the carriers and the (Chamber of Commerce The deci- sion, he said, would clarify the § at- mosphere and make possible an |pending the decision early report by the committee whose had held in abeyance The door, for conciliatory settlement by to the approval work been was still and said, open negotiations compromise, subject 'T110N, he | BRIEF IN CAMERON AND MCULLOCH St IS FILED Defense Sets Forth Argu- ments in Support of De- murrer to Referendum Pe- titions Theft Indictments. ’ ‘M’DANIEL HAS UNTIL JUNE 24 TO REPLY Judge at Springfield, Mo., to Rule on Case July 26, De- termining Whether Trial| Will Open Aug. 30. The brief of the defense in the Mc- (‘ulloch-Cameron referendum bur- glary case, in support of its denrurrer to the indictment,has been filed with Circuit Judge Orin l’atterson in Springtield, Mo, Judge Patterson has July 26 as the date for ruling on demurrer, and meantime brief filed by Cireuit Attornes June 24, and a final brief defense 10 davs later demurrer is overruled, the ko to trial in Springfield If the demurre! only recourse State will appeal the preme Court, and the trial will averted indefinitely delayed Charges in Indictment. In the indictment, Richard McC ul- president of the United Rail- ("o., Bruce Caméron, for- superintendent of transporta- with the opening and the removal of. refer- petitions against the United franchise ordinance, June Set the aa to be VMeDaniel by the if the ase will Aug. 30 tained, the 1s is of Sus- the Su- he be to to or loch, wavs and rie! are charved or cafe endum Railways «i Springfield Substantially the same arguments which were made in court at Spring- field May 24, in support of the de- murrer, appear in the brief arguments, aS summarized brief, are: (1) That not property, the monetary neg f them t?} Ma reens in referendum petitions are within the meaning of and have no legal o1 value, hence that the tak- not constitute statutes does ring sate oO purpose of having a Standing burglary. but malicious destruction ‘ ‘ Th: for *}) a ré mio \ Ines thie urticle desk. some monetary hefore the not value or a property not aft i the law. 1s Worst property (2) That public is Oo I the referendum instruments, and charged in the indict- property, of Kdward H. their onlv use was a petitions were could hot Aas ment, the Heilman, public one “Not Common Law Offense.” (4) That the taking of such papers be, since ind instruments is not an offense at common law. and §$ that until ai statute is enacted Dy the State legislature, especially protecting such papers, the taking of them will not be a in this State The referendum petitions are de- scribed, in the indictment, as pam- belonging to Heilman and value of $22.87. The coun- defense argue the pamphlets were, in | petitions, and fur- were completed although they the klection felony phlets having a sel for the brief, that fact, referendum thermore, that they public instruments, had filed with board if} the not been bs d's decisions are cited the brief. In requirements of Numerous the defense in cussing the legal constitute the offense to larceny, if said “In larceny specific intent of his property read much about to obtain possession papers What was these evildoers” it to establish guilt in a the State must- pro to deprive the owne! During the war, we attempts of spies of Government the intent Manifestly, orde? case, ve ot not larceny Had the boy who g¢arried the ‘message to Garcia,’ during the Spanish-American War been inter- cepted by a Spaniard, and the mes- sage taken from him, no one would contend the intent of the Spaniard | iwas to steal the paper as paper. Arguments on Main Point. “The gulf which separates § the) ' iof the Interstate Commerce Com- crime of taking property for one’s | mission. personal gain, and taking public doc-) Mayor Kiel said that tn view of uments, becomes 80 wide and deep! the decision it seemed to be impos- that all men can see it when we con- sible to force the railroads to absorlh sider the evidence relevant in one the 20-cent arbitrary on coal. He case and wholly irrelevant in the said he would call an early meeting other. If the charge ts ordinary lar-' River as the coal mines to get the coal Touls is given by this alked of the! decision the advantage of its natura! id| geographical location. The coal rates ed in thie case are addressed to the Interstate Commerce Commis- |sion alone, which has settled the as as fact. We should abide anch of the Gov- matter as a question of law as well the ito of the Municipal Bridge Commission plans for putting the use, despite the fact that railroads bringing coal over it would have the right to charge the same toll as is charged on the Eads and Merchants’ bridges. consider bridge free to ceny for gain, the relevant facts are love of lucre, desire for enrichment, expressions of desire to possess the thing taken, etc. “If the charge is taking refer-) endum petitions, the relevant evi-! ‘dence is the subject matter of the These | the lor i nied ‘other Too Much Light as Too Little, ——— —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT ee Ps - Bad as Say Opticians a — a Indirect Illumination Systems Criticised by Dr. F. A. Woll of Columbia Uni- versity. -__—_—- ———— Over-illumination of work places is as harmful as under-illumination and often produces drowsiness, even , when ventilation and other cond!- tions are excellent. in the opinion of Dr. F. A. Woll of Columbia Univer- -—Sity, expressed Ameérican in an address to the Uptometric Association. holding its twenty-third annual con- ‘vention at the Planters Hotel. “When we burned candles, we had insufficient illumination,” Dr. Woll said. “Now the pendulum has swung the other way and we have too many high-powered lamps. This condition is to be found in factories and stores. Kiverything is over- illuminated. Employers try to give ithe best light to employes. The trouble is that the lighting elgineer iS not an eyesight expert. An _ in- direct lighting system is especially bad when high-powered lamps are used and throw a strong reflection : ] against the ceiling. It ‘dazzling light, injurious CAUSES “a the eve to The direct-indirect system is simply having the naked light partly cov. ered It is a matter of degree and | petitions, the law to be suspended or jrepealed, the defendants’ feeling for or against | the said law and their financial in terest in the corporation to be ef- fected | “The motive and intent in the one case is so materially different from! the motive and intent in the other, that a direct conflict is presented, | »jand evidence which tends to prove! 'one charge disproves the other To illustrate If the defendants are to answer the charge of stealing paper as paper, the relevant evidence is: are... | within the narrow limits of ordinary | larceny cases, and testimony as ts the United Railways compromise bill, the defendants’ connection with the United Railwaye. etc., is no more relevant than tse% -views on -the'! national banking system or their /owning stock in national banks, or their desire to prevent the Panama |Canal from becoming a greater wa.- terway Appeal by State Suggested. The counsel suggest that, if the (fourt sustains the demurre: the ,State can appeal and have the ‘Court's action reviewed by the Su- preme Court. “This can be cone without delay and at a very small cost, and will unquestionably save the trial court much time and the State a heavy cost bill. Should the (Court overrule the demurrer, the de- fendants cannot appeal, and have the ,court’s action reviewed by the Su- preme Court, prior to the trial, and then only should a conviction fol-. low, it is explained PRINCESS REPORTED "RUMANIAN ——-BETROTHED TO GREEK PRINCE London Hears Elizabeth George of Sparta, Brother of King Alexander. Associated Press MON, June 15. eldest daughter of King Fer- and Queen Maria of Ruma- betrothed P’rince George brother: Alex. according to news | FR, . LAONI abeth, dinand nia, of ande) Princess Fliz- is to Sparta, of King ofr Crreece, papers here When King Constantine of Greece abdicated, June 11, 1917, and mnuitted (;reece, he Was ac om panied Prince his second son, successo!l L890 1) (;eorge, Alex Prince Prin- bv his oldest son, and designated ander, his George was born July aS cess Elizabeth of Rumania has been reported to have been betrothed to a number of European Princes in the last two vears, but rumors that she was to marrv Prince George of (greece have been the most persist ent of these reports WOMAN WHO HAD $860 PAYS $10 COSTS FOR SHOPLIFTING Frances Wilson. 24 arrested Mrs vears old, Indianapolis for shop lifting last Friday at a downtown de. partment store, pleaded guilty in the Court of Criminal Correction today and was fined $25 and costs. The fine was staved on her payment of $10 costs When she was arrested she. had S560 in cash When this became known there was » rush of profes sional bondsmen to police headquar ters To bounasmen from causing and charging large fees e the today to try her case at had expressed her willingness to plead guilty. She was charged with taking a silk waist and a handbag “GANT GET DRUNK ON $12.50" Defense of Man in Police Court, Whose $5 Fine Is Stayed. That it is impossible to get drunk in Louls on $12.50 was the de-' fense urged in his own behalf in Police Court this morning by Frank Wood, 50 years old, who was arrest- ed last night at Father Timothy Dempsey's liotel for Men on a charge of disturbing the peace. Wood de- the charges of other lodgers | that he was intoxicated by saying had only $12.50 Witnesses testified in playing prevent her release for Judge “HS she the servic police Miller asked once St. he that Wood had shrilly on i persisted whistle after an unanimous request he cease had been nade by guests, Provisional Judge Matthews fined him $5 and stayed the fine on promise of good be- havior. that ——— a its nature and effect, and| A is as harmful as the. uncovered bulb.” “Either a flickering or a dazzling light will cause employes to show signs of drowsiness or fatigue about or 3 o'clock in the workday. Muscle and Rerve fatigue are pos. tible even though the persog does not walk or use his arms. The strain of constantly trying to adjust the eve to changing light or strong light is more fatiguing than hard manual labor Artificial light surpasses caaviight because it never varies, but it should be furnished by low - powered, not high-powered, lights.” Two movements are being given special consideration by the opto- metrists, (ine is to attach optometrists to medical staffa iin public schools on the theory that a child's mental progress often is re- tarded by undiscovered defects in eyesight. President Augustine of the Association said yesterday): that one-third of the 20,000,000 schoo! children of the United States have defective evesight and remain in school two or three years longer than the normal child if the defect is discovered, The other move- ment is to have railroads establish optical boards for the examination of the evesight of their employes not —_———————— a A A A ET Eg ae FIR TO THRONE OF SIAM DIES LYNDON, June 15. ‘“hrakrabongs (“hao la Phuvanarth, brother of the King of Slam. Chao la Maha Vajiravudh, and heir pre- sumptive to the throne, died Sunday at Singapore from pneumonia Prince The King was born Jan. 1. 1881. Hiis brother was born March 3. 1883. In 1910 it was officially announced that until the new King had male Issue the succ-ssion would pass pre- Sumably to the Queen mother's son. ee a eee the ‘of the skull. Polleemen questioned leo Berry. a son, who said that on March 20 his father, when crossing the street at Grand and Cass ave- nues, was knocked down by a mo tor cycle. The motor cyclist fled. and Berry, believing that he had not been Injured, continued on his way Y UNAWARE OF : . MAN FRACTURED SKUL FOR TWO WEEKS Police Investigate Death of | John J. Berry, Who Was Said to Have Been Struck by Motorcyclist Who Fled. ec eee eew* - —- > : wo 40? we eee '=. cs Policemen, investigating the death ~ at St. John's Hospital last Saturday afternoon of John J. Berry. 68 vears old, 368232 Cook avenue, a watchman, learned that he went about hia daliy routine for two weeks with a frags tured skull, ignorant of the faget that he had been Injured The Coroner asked for a police in- vestigation following report from hospital yesterday that Berry's death had resulted from a fractute and made no report of the accident For two weeks Berry reported regularly at his place of employment, performed his duties and showed no effect of the accident lie continued his regular habits at home, ate reg@- ularly and slept well. Then he began having spelis of dizziness. He com- plained that the spells were increns- ing in severity. He wae taken to St. John's Hospital, where Dr. J. Mur- phy, Vandeventer and Chouteau ave- nues, discovered that his skull was, fractured. Berry told the bospital authorities of having been hit by the motor cycle, but the pelice did not learn of the accident until yesterday, when they visited the Kerry home. Store- keepers and residents in the neigh- borhood of Grand and. Cass were questioned, but no one recalled hav- ing witnessed the accident. a a , CAP” oho ow oe ee Will Wed a 94 I. W. W. Cases Postponed. DAVIS TAKES UP NEW DUTIES Rv the Associated Presrs — CHICAGO, June 15.—-Arguments: Rv the Associated Press . on the appeal of William D. Hay- WASHINGTON, June 15.—Frank = . wood and $38 other I. W. W., convict- 1, Polk of New York retired today ed of violating the espionage act, as Undec Secretary of State. were indefinitely postponed again lie was succeeded bs Norma. when called in the Federal Court of pavis of Tennessee, formerly Assist- Appeals today The postponement gan; Secretary >of the Treasury, whose ' Was made necessary by the illness of! appointment was announced yester- Presiding Judge Francis FE. Baker. dav at the White House. : tt i a i ee ee nN - ww w lll — ; $200,000 | : ‘ . 5 ‘ 4 First Mortgage Real Estate Serial 6% Notes of the ; Christopher & Simpson : Iron Works Company St. Louis $100, $500 and $1000, Short or Long Maturities. Security More Than Double The value of lands and buildings whieh secure these notes is conservatively estimated at $409,000, It is the new plant of an old and successful company. There are 36 acres of land and the buildings for a modern iron foundry and structural steel plant are in course of construetion. The location is one of the best manufacturing sites in St. Louis, on the Big Bend Road and the Manchester Car Lane at the juneture of the Missouri Pacifie and Terminal Belt Line railroads. Housing, switching and power facilities make this an ideal plant location. A Well-Established Industry The Christopher & Simpson Tron Works Company has been successful since 1873. It is widely and favorably ° known and its products are sold throughout the United States. Its total assets are estimated at #*750,000, Ne ee ee ae It is one of the strongly entrenched and basic industries of St. Louis. Convenient Maturities f ’ The serial maturities of this loan, commencing in a few months and elosing in 192%, mean an immediate and constantly widening inerease in the margin of security. They also offer prompt investors an opportunity to secure return of principal at the time it will be most desirable to have it returned. In cdetail they are: $10.000— November 15, 19200 $150,000-—November 15, 1924 ‘ 10.000— November 15, 1921 20,000-—-November 15, 1926 ~ é 2500 November 15, 1922 20,000--November 15, 1927, é 12. 500—November 15, 1925 20,000-——November 16, 1928 : 15,000—November 15, 1924 65,000-—-November 15, 1929 * . Notes of $100 denomination are available in maturities -~ rs from 1921 to 1924, inclusive : Price, Par and Interest, to Yield 6% 4 Let us mail you descriptive circular or, better still,talk over this offering with us while we can still supply just ' the denominations and maturities you prefer. ; ) Bond Department : Mississippi Valley Trust Co. | Capital, Surplus and Profits, $8,500,000 Member Federal Reserve System of the United States , Fourth and Pine, St. Louis The astaterents centained herein ere based Ween infermatioeon received ~ from official or other rellable seurces, and wh'ie not guaranteed’. are be leved is to be accurete, and we have been guided by them in our purchase of these bonds POOP a LP - Pe OPAL .

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a es OEE TG Se >t nmap = ON re ete ee ee —— 6 ee, cae _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE TT ee MAN CHARGED WITH SELLING STOLEN BONDS WORTH $30, 000 hohe | acquaintance among women for| Mrs. Elwell, he continued, is legally ID che Aasoctated Frees. fee vim he possessed a peculiar = widow of the turfman, as no | NEW YORK, June 165. _Benjamin | traction. In an endeavor to get/ separation or divorce decree had @iiverman was arrested today, | eme idea where Elwell may have| been granted by courts which acted charged with having received and ‘gone after he left the party Fridayjin the roe oe ; aad pecurities valued at $30,000, a)- morning Assistant District Attorney Attorney W aley sald he was not ome ving Tae A rial, leer last evening summoned Mr. an‘| prepared to discuss what action mes to hat ogy ot : > th Mrs. Lewisohn’'s sister, Viola Krauss, | would be taken until the will was Wall street broker. 4 olice 4 — and FP. Figueroa, a South American | filed for probate today. He represent- apcurities wees recovered in |} be journalist, to the Elwell home where | ed Mrs. Elwell in the separation pro- Gence, K. 1. .The signatures on the | he asked for a review of the events | ceedings eight years ago. bonds are in the handwriting of Le- roy Gardiner, a messenger, who was convicted of stealing $118,000 worth of bonds from a Broadway firm, de- tectives said. MISSING - CLUBMAN SOUGHT AS SLAYER OF WEALTHY SPORTSMAN Continued From Page One. alik combination Further information with their discovery the police. Marie Larsen, housekeeper at Elwell home, was questioned with re- apect to the fragment of feminine apparel, but disavowed all knowledge of its presence in the house. She ex- pressed astonishment that such an article should have been found in her late master’s bedroom. '‘"T never heard the names of any Wome nwith whom he was acquaint- ed.’ she said. ‘Only once in the en- tire time that I have been here have tT known a woman to enter the house. That was some weeks before Mr. Elwell was murdered.” The employes of the Elwell house- hold were again questioned yester- day afternoon by the poiice Milk Man Found Door Open. Mrs. Larsen asserts positively that When she arrived at the house at 8:30 last Friday morning both the guter and inner doors were locked, She is contradicted in this by the testimony of Torey, the mail man; Otter, the milkman, and the news- paper deliverer who called at the house. The milk, mail and papers were placed by these men in the ves- tibule. Willlam Barnes, and valet, gave the detectives an in- timate outline of his employer's ac- tivities in the card rooms of the city and at race tracks. From nothing that Barnes told them the police say, suit of underwear. in connection was withheld by est aid in solving the murder. fey re body was found. the gambling fraternity Elwell was known to have a large | timated at present, of the evening up to the time when Elwell bade .the party good night at ‘street the. be able to throw any | Elwell’s secretary | Von Schlegel. have they been able to get the slight- | & avenue and Forty-second and on “foot started west along Forty-second street. Jovce said last evening he was en- deavoring to find Victor Von Schlegel, former husband of Viola (‘ross who resides at the Knicker- bockers Chambers, 22 East Sixty- second street. Inquiries by men from Joyce's staff at Von Schlegel's offices in the Equltable Building dis- closed the fact that Von Schlegel was out of town and probably would not) return for several days Joyce said he out from Von Schlegel whether he had numbered Elwell among his ac- quaintances, and, if so whether there were any mutual friends who might light on the of the turfman’s death. Seventh mystery Von Schlegel, the city since last Friday—-the day “lw , ‘ing Ww a bul-/|. Elwell was found dying with a bul ‘fight for Richard until he obtains his let wound In his head—returned late | ithe securities found in Elwell’s safe- ity deposit yesterday could not be es- Whaley stated. Immediately following the reading of the will in chambers of the Knick- erbocker safe deposit, Whaley tele- phoned to Mrs. Elwell the fact that neither herself nor her son was men- tioned in the document which left the entire estate to his aged parents. | Mrs. Elwell was prostrated with | | . continue the education of my Was anxious to find | ‘cation. attorney. “Tt is almost inconceivable to think that a man could forget the boy he was once so proud of,” she. said. ‘This means that I must continue my struggle to make ends meet and to boy. I would have been contented with the ridiculous dollar that seems to be che formula for a disinheritance provid- ed that a provision had been made to assist Richard to continue his edu- | I have never hoped for any- 'thing from him,but I have hoped that who had been out of | last night and telephoned to de- tectives volunteering to be inter- | viewed. He was immediately sent | for and conducted to the Elwell home, where he was questioned until early this morning. Detectives would not disclose the nature of the interview. Just before Von the Elwell home. Joyce had questioned Mr. and Mrs. Lewisohn and Miss Krause, sister Mrs. Lewisohn, also in the home. With them was a Mr. a millionaire friend of Klwell, who is reported to have said he was will- Schlegel went to of ing to spend his fortune to bring about the arrest of the dead man’s slayer. During the questioning of the Lewisohns, it was said, the fact was | ito the theory again | Walter | | Elwell 'with him Elwell | _ Berg. | laffected and was alwavs striving to |impress others. | ways involved | brought out that their dinner party | Thursday night in company with Elwell! was in celebration of Miss Krause’s final decree of divorce from It was not said where the divorce was granted or what grounds, _ After an uati-night session in the Biwell home, detectives yesterday morning said they were convinced Elwell and his slayer were alone tn the house prior to the murder. No reason is given by the detectives for this theory. The theory is that Elwell was alone in the house when the slayer entered, probably an hour or so be- fore daylight. As Elwell flashed on the light he was confronted by a man with whom he was well ac- Guainted, and who for some reason he feared. ' He and Elwell mounted the stairs th the gambler's bedroom where they gecvnsed the affair that brought the itor to the house. The discussion Was under way the postman reached the house. that Elwell descended the stairs to get his mail and was seated in the raception hall reading a letter from one of his trainers at the Kentucky stables when the visitor shot Elwell without warning. The police say that Had quarreled and the slayer had shot in anger, heen more than one exploded cart- if the men. ‘evening there would have | ithe Court after Elwell and his wife I shall write about whist. it is belleved when. Party to Celebrate Divorce. Joyce said Von Schlegell was sur- prised to learn that the party on the of Elwell’'s death -wags to celebrate the granting of Mrs. von Schiegell's final divorce decree, He attended the party, he said, with another woman. Karly Friday morning, Von Schle- geil said, he left for Atlantic City on business and while there he learned of the tragedy through the newspapers. It was only after death the fact was established the Elwelis, living apart for than eight vears, were not separated. To Fight for Son's Rights. Mrs Elwell will fight protect the rights of her son. she insists, will share in of his father, she said yesterday, W. Gibbs Whaley, her attorney, he was not ready to state what ac- tlon would be taken in her behalf. The estate of the murdered man, he declared, is expected to continue the gambler's more legally who. to pay the $200 a month allowed by | taking notes for another book whick | upon | | | | 8 eT) ‘his business was gambling. | possible he led a life which wv |ing i to the estate | but | said | ,tire in which he was still enough of a man to re- IT am going to he mamber his own boy. just share.”’ Mrs. Elwell Collapses. At this point Mrs. Elwell collapsed. Late last night it was stated she was threatened with nervous prostration and could not be disturbed. Earlier in the day Mrs. Elwell said in regard that an ex-soldier had committed the murder: “The person who murdered Mr. was intimately acquainted The reason I feel this to be true is that my husband was very He had two natures, his acquaintances and the his intimates. He must enemies, for he has al- himself with women. He most certainly would never have received an acquaintance in the at- was found dead. “He really did not care for wom- en, either mentally or sexually; he was allured by the apparently im- possible; by the chase. That is why he would spend months working his many affairs to a climax. Once the object was gained he lost interest. He was supremely self-centered. “A newspaper man informed that Elwell's turf friends had marks about how seldom with women. I can understand that. He never permitted them to interfere with business and It is quite as apart from the life he ied with his sport- friends. Few people know him am afraid that those few one for other for have made he was ery easily well and I that | who did were led into that friendship to their cost. I have eked out ance by giving lessons whist,”” she said when interviewer glance at the card forms on the shelf of a nearby table. ‘‘De- spite the fact of my husband's repu- an authority which is real- I have attained some lit- tle prominence as an authority of this game. In case my husband's estate is not all it should be I shall continue giving lessons and I am also my allow- in bridge she saw the “Yes, fation AS lv my own, This one, ‘husband at | He was made re- i however, a change The book, e written as own name. should really in the values of the gamo has an- | have written ‘ov tiquated the books I which brought so much money Mr. E) well. Refused to Give Her Royalty. “Not so long ago I asked his per- mission to write a supplementary book on those already written, and I asked for hal? of the royalties. Ife told me to go ahead and write ne book, but that I would not get an- other cent from him.” Mre. Elwell said she called up Joseph S. Elweftl, the father of her his home in Ridgewood to ask if he was going on Sunday hec in the disposition of to conside! the estalc. “He hasn't a want his body, ply Mrs. Elwe!! said she her request. She then asked when the funeral was to be held as wanted her son to attend it. Josepy I, Elwell, she said, told her gruffly that no arrangements had been made and then refused to notify her : when the funeral would take place.”’ The following is a verbal picture of Joseph Bowne Elwell, given to a reportr for the Post-Dispatch, by one who knew the gambler and who knows New York. “Elwell was a weak man who at- the postures of the strong a living example of the say- ing that conscious weakness assumes ny money If you take that,” is the re- received to tempted strong attitudes. He had an accen- tuation in dress that rose to extreme in style but not in cut or coler. He indifference Englishmen. Hie was rather looking and impressionuble aped the studied titled distinguished impression on en. wom- Tacked Nerve in Big Game. “The best index of his lack of in- nate courage was the fact that while he was one of the best whist play- ers in America there were many men who could beat him when there was a high stake, and any of the better bridge players in the city could eas- ily prevail in any game In which he played because he lacked the nerve required when a match is on. Hie was of a type found only in New York. He was essentially parasitic and aped the airs and graces of men of affairs. He found it easier to live as a consumer.. Certainly he was not a producer. He became interested in race horses with R. C. Carmen, who has become a professional trainer. He had a couple of cars and depend- ed on his bridge game and the kitty of the bridge club. “He was a man -of limited educa- tion and the admiration of women appealed to his vanity. He was of Opens Tomorrow DE LUXE ICE CREAM and Dainty Light Lunches will be served. ‘Quality and Service’’ = Special, while this let iaStS, dozen 1.78 All strong, healthy ‘hicks, St. Louis Seed Co. 411 Washington Ay. 1920. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ———— _--- - — ——— — — ee Ye Ee — ‘the quiet type but his reserve cun- resnectabilily. The leading lights money.’ Of late years he dabbled in he plaved nim de fer and cealed not depth but superficiality. among the financial and gambling the stock market, maintaineée an up- carat, but umonge me who Dp ye ‘Ite lacked the courage to Decome an element never took Joe Elwell sert-!| town account, purely speculative and fer $156,909 and $200,096 a out-and-out gambler, but preferred Oumy it was only in_the last few not investing. At the Siudio Club was never taken se: ousty. to remuin what is termed ‘a socicty irs th at he ever pleyed for any- he was known as a ‘punter,’ and the bige players he wes kr own “ dabbler,’ dangling en the fringe of t] 1] ing that even approached Dig never pushed his luck. Ocasionally pier.” of | made an: one —ono——1020 OE ee Oe) 000 08 0 0 oe o We Give 9 See Special Eagle — i 2 _¥: g J f a Window | Stamps Displey. P SIXTH AND ST, CHARLES sie Wonderful Purchase and Sale of Women’s $4 White Ties! Pumps! r— = p+. p ——— > a -e + - . SS eS og . “« ter —.4. 4» a}... eatin em White canvas low Shoes of very select quality—in the most popular styles of the hour, even including the newest “Theo” tie effects. Hand-turn or Goodyear welt sewed soles—while but ten models are illustrated, there are as many more equally distinctive. And bear in mind that each and every pair is absolutely new and perfect—first grade, fresh from the makers. All sizes 2 to 8, widths B to D — shell on the floor when El- agreed to live apart. The value of however, will be published under my LAST DAY! tion and perfect in material. | _ n lifetime. ureka C eaner. Don’t Wait Until the Last Day | This great free tria] and easy payment offer expires sharply at 6 P. M. Sat- Don’t delay until it is We urge vou to get your request for the Free Trial in today, or tomorrow urday, June 19th. at the very latest. Don’t wait for the big rush on This liberal offer places a Grand Prize Eureka Electric Vacuum Cleaner in your home on a 10-day Free Cleaning were vour own. Only*2=" The Guarantee We guarantee every single part to be perfect in construc- The Eureka is built to last A guarantee certificate goes with every Saturday. Trial. After the 10 Days’ At6 P.M. Saturday Next, June 19th, the Great Eureka eae ee ee eee 10-Day FREE TRIAL Offer Closes on the Grand Prize s too late. 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. er Oe et ee A A A ee — weit | wwe ae Te oe ee ee 7, _ . - : - & ' - , ~ ” : ‘ + ‘Vi Ne ta aid ANOTHER great shipment of new Tub ie] ‘ Re ji ant Dresses for stout women has just by aa is 1 ¢ )\\. come in, They are of percale and ging- 3 mm’ * \\ham, light, medium and dark background, , + ; ‘ ; of ¢ ; , “y ' trees 4a Be. : 1) } Ost Se 1 ye Linii mit _ 3s t » » 'fwith checks, stripes and fancy figures, va- ‘,'. '/riously trimmed with embroidery edge, + |) 9f pockets and belts. FOR ONE DAY ONLY they will be robe | at: at this very special price. ** or ile (lbownstairs Store.) “4 ior TI - Domestics Fruit-of-Loom Muslin, 39c Yard Bleached Muslin, with corded edge for making pillowcases. 36 inches wide. Dress Voiles, 49¢ Yard Shown in a large selection of figured patterns. 39 inches wide. White Pique, 39c Yard Good quality corded White Pique Skirting, 36 inches wide. Shirting Poplins, 49c Yard Printed in stripes, suitable for soft shirts, waists, etc. Linen Crash Toweling, 39c Yard All-linen bleached Crash Tow- eling., 18 inches wide. Bleached Sheets, $1.98 Each Seamless Sheets, ready made. Slight seconds, 81xgo inches. — 3 O'clock Special ~~ Finest quality White Pop- lin, highly mercerized, in 2 | to 6 yard lengths, 49c yard \ ee en 4 (Downstairs Store.) Chinese Rush Hats At 45¢ Chinese Ningpo Rush Hats, our own importation from the Orient. All are hand woven and come in plain white, straw color and white interwoven colored straws in various designs. Some are in open work styles; these are splendid for garden hats, sport wear and may be used in making up fancy work baskets. At 19¢ There are both stiff and soft finished styles, various shapes, suitable for men, women and children; all of them are excep- tionally well made. These twe assortments represent extra spe- cial values. (Downstairs Store.) Women’s Novelty Handkerchiefs, 9c Each Soft finished lawn Handker- chiefs, printed in allover de- signs. Shown in many colors. Hemstitched hems. (Downstairs Store.) Plaid Skirting, 95c Yard Shown in effective color com- binations. 36 inches wide. (Downstaira Store.) — ee — . —_ ee — Hosiery Specials Show Values for Men and Women Women’s Stockings, 29c Pr. Men’s Mercerized Socks, Lisle and cotton Stockings with high spliced heels, seamed backs and hemmed tops. Black, white and brown. Women's Stockings, 1rgc Pr. Black. brown and_— gray Stockings, in seamless or seamed back styles. Seconds. 3 pair 55C Women's Hose, 39¢ Pr. style. Made with double soles Seamless fiber Silk Hose, and lisle garter tops. Black with double soles. Black only. and colors. Slight seconds. Seconds. 3 pairs for $1.15 (Downstairs Store.) Summer Footwear For Men For Women and Children Men’s White Footwear, Women’s White Cenves : Pumps and Strap Slippers— f2-95 nee Palm high or low heels. Good range PRs Onteoda sua Bich of sizes. Price, pair, $1.79 Shoes, in saddle strap effect, Children's Tan Play Ox- with rubber or oak leather fords and Barefoot Sandals— Goodyear welted soles. smooth insoles. Sizes 7 to a2, Tennis Slippers in_ black, $1.29 white or tan, — 69c pair Children’s Patent Leather Bath Slippers in all combi- Mary Jane Pumps and Oxfords nations, eaten Shot aceeaa | —fizes up to 2. Price, $2.39 Men's Downstairs ; ca (Downstairs Store.) the Street.) Window Draperies and Shades Are Specially Priced Scrim Curtains, $1.59 Pair These Curtains have been taken from our regular stock and marked at a very special price for Wednesday's selling. There are plain or Dutch style Curtains, in — white, cream or ecru. Some are made with lace insertion, oth- ers with insertion and edging. Swiss Etamine, 24c Yd. There are 200c yards of white Swiss with blue, pink, green or white figured de- signs. 36 inches wide. Window Shades, 69c Each These Shades are mounted on good spring rollers, and come in green only, in 36x72- inch size. They come com- plete with fixtures, and are perfect in every way. (Dyow netairs Store.) V 29c Pair Doubly spliced, shown in a nice assortment of colors. | Slight seconds. Fiber Stockings, 59c Pair Semi-fashioned fiber Silk _ Hose, in plain or drop-stitch : . | PRE Et ie, Dake SRE ea de iat

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ZL LEE EET A A A NE LT A ic titty Nl a, eI eI ee a OM em mel TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1920. | | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' Demonstrating Ozark Water Summer Store Hours —-for the table, for the office—the greatest health-giving BEGINNING Saturday, July 10th, the store will water in the world from the top of the Ozark Mountains. , . "s Free cooler service. Demonstration—First Floor. close each Saturday until September Ist.. — eee ee. Se -_—_—_— ~~ Store Hours: 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth” ‘tems OF =| We Have Secured Another Exceptionally Interest _ ove You Seen Desirable Lot of 350 Smart, New, eae Perfect Sports Silk Skirts vou after the swim, when you | stop on the beach to chat. On all sides are attractive bath 1 , t Will B P] . d S: | 46 4 b i ¥ d ‘ > fog, mute "bathing. cape and | rat Will Be Placed on Sale Tomorrow in, look at this display. —— ee - ‘ a : a OO | & True Comfort é at —e THE sun has just fallen be | low the horizon and the | | wind is blowing little ripples ns é A / across the ‘‘good old Mera- , . 4 Y mec.’”’ In one end of the ea- / l a o* J a . a 7 Ps + or ‘tin r4 12% ¥ ‘ + . ee -*4,. 50%" , » _- : >% ’ > SS oee¥ Sb Baws. oa s**t ee eee . — ~ = nf .* see > > ieee : +e a os StF: Pe Tt: -* 2 e 4 ’ . ** ys es : « te . * eee? 3; es . . a! - eezneesn baad a = 23. ee" ~ > eels - ‘ osee & «tee ’ = if ii ea ¥ ea ,; oe pe 8 noe is a little Portophone ECAUSE of the fact that playing ‘‘Let the Rest of the World Go By,"’ and vou many women were too Y z NX d ‘a | re } th other, ly! gd ny : No End of Summer [Tub F; roc ie eede Smong the chiens’ Fo'imk late to take advantage of the —, He Feature a Delightful Group of , | eause thése pillows came from | sports silk skirt sale ol aw lew en | days ago we immediately set Organdies Dotted Swisses Voiles Linens Ginghams_ . Art Needlework Shop— y Se | Second Floor. to work to secure other simi- L\ | ' 7 «€ 1 3 . oe 4) | i ( | N r° / \ A $ 00 . Jar skirts for them. ; ue PP Ws \ at : f , 7 | Whirr! Whtrr! These 350 skirts, just received, are the results of our efforts—regular $19.75, $22.50 and $25.00 Skirts offered at the very moderate price of $10.00. ae Ss Rs ERIE, tn Se Cee oe ae ~ ee 4 rie ; 4 TSrir aes > i \= hy At | — eo : | ANG the spinning wheels I ‘ Need: 2 Morning to Ev H ours | S as busy Priscellas spun | That Will Fill Wardrobe Needs Fron ng to Evening eg 0 | Developed of Mallinson and Migel Silks and smartly styled, they are beautiful, fashion- their varns to weave their ~~ ™~ , , : ; - : (" 7 ; - . , > . . , ,7y* Has Just Been Received gem your gu Sits on eTtore you | . | —~ | &§ Hand « ,and Balkan models that in various pretty do and send out their fare : , r] ‘alu he , r Tobe : well ravs far into the night. | ane :; , . ways and with lo\ ely handwork achieve an | the Yard. _-‘This necessitates attractive | HE instrument vou have been waiting for can now be chosen from one of the ; ‘ None dell' amp Saades to make the | ‘most complete selections of high-g1 ‘ade instruments Fro we have shown for - f\ Y housek: 4 $5.00 Do ‘ air of quiet elegance and genuine goodness : 2 . . | “THIS selling of fresh new | first and lasting impression. And delivery will be made immediately if vou take advantage . . . . ini Sta which permits their being worn for very | gre 4 of Seeger Have vou seen our Parch.- manyv months. usua nt ~ ; : cna ka || (Ment Bhades iv the | while these instruments are on the floor. | \Al ‘ Z | . Hand « ' ‘= 7 None deli be oe OCCASIONS. 6 95 10 12 95 i $16 0 | great demand for it, and the /s «* , , , - ae ‘ e uw X ti ] lit: ffe d ad th apna edb 4 |. aa Since ‘way back in 1848 Kurtzmann has been one of the most popular pianos of high standard in musical circles. It has always represented the utmost in tonal Blouse Shop—Third Floor. $1.00 the yard qualitv and in artistic appearance, for the price. All the wanted colors are : rom The action shows that great care and expert workmanship have been em- here, as pink, maise, orchid, blue, ete., in their very pret - ’ The width is 45 } andervoort JS ploved in every phase of each instrument’s construction; so delicate of touch; so responsive to the every mood of the artist or the performer. tiest shades Enveloping W rappy Coats | TERE WS ke o ME GA ke Soe RS Re NE ey | Four of the Highest Type Player Actions are used in Kurtzmann Pianos, Art Shop—Fourth Floor. cma — | Bae = o TR hs Boy: which makes it possible to perfectly reproduce the best work of the renowned : | iceman SBE oy, ~~ Sie | masters of the world. at $35, $39.50, $42. 50 : | Ae Yh mh Hn fe” : Our Plan of Payments which are so liberal will he extended on all these in- me ; ‘ —P hed - St ee colle re struments. reasonably small initial payment will place a Kurtzmann in fF: , 7 Pipe : er bed Glay oae ~!1 & ' : aes ined pr , ; r sy, . 5 P ; . la ¢ 22 1 7 , * . ; ° ELIGHTFUL to gaze upon vour home and vou can divide the balance into easy monthly instalments. * 7) : Gee: | shave and © onde} ful to POSECSS ; | Ne (FAAP AS en | Our Insurance Clause Protects vou against loss in case of the death of the . , wen : = aoa: Me: some are in smart three - tier signer; for in such event the piano becomes the property of the beneficiaries 7 : ‘ eo. . | insulatic wrap effects that we have just | fi | without further payment or obligation. received, to take care of the needs | ¥ | ‘Te | Out-of-town “eal S peo le | of feminine travelers and mo- | OVE y I ie kine | _— , - take ch egal torists. HAT show the advant : , of these liberal terms antages of buying in our June | —_ and secure the al.’ white event—excellent quality silks, fresh, charm | J : . ; , : low | They are of Rajah Silk, taf- ingly styled and most attractively priced. Zio | fF sweat aka ve * og — / ty € same feta, serge and silvertip Bolivia Al $1.00 | At $2.00 2°) ail Sperern } 1 See as St. Louisans. Sim —very light of weight, as a Sum- Crepe de Chine Cami. mer wra My os but readv to soles, flesh tinted and bod- | vo Satin Camisoles, ply fill out the coupon and full details will be explained to I ice style, with lace shou! | bhemstitched and lace dec- you by one of our men in person or by letter. protect the filmy frock or give der straps and filet Ince (| orated—-ribbon shoulder ’ L. ' Vee » , the necessary warmth on cool | trimmed front and back. straps. 1 5 a a “Information Coupon Summer evenings. | Al $1 50 | | . : we : \e PNY g : Scruggs-Vandervoort-Ba rney, St. Louis, Missouri. | ieee a deen + AE SS.OS Sp biease send a fran (or write), co explain full detatis about . . - . " i . . u nev . rt; ,? rusyyvae-t Yl \fere * All are distinctively designed — with | Camisoles that are very Pink Satin Camisoles, y = fayer-— (Upright rand Plane crateh out all byt one is deep collars; some fall in graceful effective with wide Calais open fronts or alip-on Wy : ee erates.) folds, others are in smart three-tier lace trimming and satin styles, prettily trimmed ribbon shoulder straps. , with Calais lace. effects—plaited. Undergarment Shop—tThird Floor. Women's Coat Shop-—Third Floor. ; } | '

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; — th to Tenth sally | : fashion- ard des ‘ects for brics e yard s in Printed rette effecws, vn, etc. Reg. $1.00 1 helio, tap, —now, the $1.25 ty Voiles and wtte, in neat acts, on white solid shades iA; exception the = vard, Se" = tat he F. \ ic DN Fat oe ee — lee EL OE Oe Be ee en ee ee ee ee ee ee ¢_2 ac:48t2 wo » — plained to Steer eee reeereaeeaeess ee eee ee ee en on i ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ml, - oe EE eR mye Pj) RPRITIOO#e —e), Beaune dstbbia wl) 27>) ee _ 7 7 af’ Wednesday Promises » y ' 4‘ ri ; et * Pe ee on on ne ee nn : eS ee siieetunel . seis iia t ; ! | SSS ODL Se Lee ee SeseeReRBRERERERERERERRTDERBERSREREREREEEESE ERE BES — SSeS See sees . , a : . BES EERE RREREESRT ESSERE RSRERSRSSESERSRESERERSBES Bes 2 2 : : - o - ‘ te Ce : Oe * ¥ y ORL to Be a Big Day in the Buyers and Managers. Sale The heads of the departments have 7 their efforts to have something new and interesting AT GREAT —— SAVINGS y all their patro Seamicss, Yx lV size. one of the best grad i Rugs, $63.50 Beamiless, 9x12 ft., very fine quality, s subject to slight misweave in figure. ity, Sull qual rich color combinations, slightly miswoven. Seconds of $7500 Axminster. 4.6x6.6-ft. size, heavy qual- See These Rug Bargains, Sure seconds of $90.00 Axminster Rugs, $72.50 $72.50 Seconds of $45.00 Axminster Rugs, $34.75 e made, wide range of beautiful designs mall all- Size 6x9 ft.; seamed and seam over ey medallion effects, in attractive colorings; for small rooms, excellent range coloys. Seconds of $22.50 Axmin- | Seconds of $6.95 Axminster . 97x54-ine] for breakfast rooms ani haeetetey parlors, splendid wearing itv, slightly miswoven. ‘olorings, sli i the lot: beau Seconds of $11.95 Seco $8.95 grade, ;ood assortment sigue 7 of designs and color rooms ’ , Casi.’ ings. aes ghtly miswoven. Axminster Rugs Brussels Rugs, _ less, just the size of patterns an | Women Are Buying These Hats Two ata Time. No Wonder! s, $5.45 size, 50 Rugs in tiful designs and nds of $45.00 $37.65 o .* “ » _ . ) ”? t aize lriee ; ( 7 Size 2o0x.U in., hea vv j a ; : i: Qe re . 4 > vy R : recomse® mrpai sav iting wear wel! and , sv ept = gr tT over 4 Values $10 to $12.50 and $15 $4.00 & $5.00 Kimonos, $2.95 Made of crepe, in solid colors and floral designs, trimmed with embroidered sprays and ribbons. fancy taffeta change; _-—- “ “_ $6.75 Petticoats, $3.95 Pillow Tu Made with silk jersey tops and flounces: others made of silk, in solid colors and ible effects. mill lengths, Glee vari 40-inch, seamless, in desirable | white Hats, dainty pink Hats. A truly won- oe by] or \ Love iV flower-trimmed Garden Hats, pic- oe? oe d. turesque Leghorns of fine quality. Smart ns who attend the sale tomorrow. he : # ere Unbleached Muslin. $4.69 Crochet Spreads, 95e Bleached Indian 27e Yd. $2.97. Head Muslin, 45e Yd. “n, — ob inches wide, Wednesday oniv, heavy weight Three-quarter and full size Marseilles patterns, hemmed styles; excellent Wearing quality. 36 inches wide, in mill lengths, 45 yard. 2é@. Wednesday only, | Gerfyl assortment of all the newest and most desirable Millinery. $1. Sizes 16 to 44. Made of good quality twill and Hill’s genes, in regulation style with ‘collars and cuffs of- contrasting colors; also plain white; braid trimming and middvy ties, together with pretty sleeve @mblems, make them attractive as well as practical for the hot weather wear. — A Big Purchase and Sale of Women’s and Misses’ New Wash Skirts Regular $5.95, $6.95, $7.95 and $8.95 Values The Season's $ 3.5? Regular Sizes A eB EEO E DO A PIS, Ps AI NO a, Extra Sizes Newest Modes The Biggest Savings Offered on Wash Skirts This Season. The prettiest Wash SKirts you have ever seen at thls low price. From quality standpol: t, as well as style, these Skirts are the best bargains in the city. They are carefully made of fine quality white washable cabardine in a variety of pretty Btyles, w th novel pocket and belt ar- rangement, smartly set off with fancy pearl buttons ; Don't Miss This Sale Tomorrow. (Second Floor—Nugents) 95 and $2.95 Regulation Middies, Monday at ee eee a Se te Ree he a OT Be ee ee eee [od (Second Floor—N ugents.) EE Extra Specials $7.85 Breakfast Sets, Special, $4.95 32 pieces, pink spray design. $17.95 Dinner Sets, Special, $14.95 50 pieces, pink border designs with gold lines. $1.75 Water Sets, Special, $1.10 Hand ent grape design; consists of pitcher and six tumblers. None de- livered. $1.75 Doz. Water Tumblers, Spe- cial, 6 for 33c Hand cut grape or pansy design None delivered. $3.30 Doz. Iced Tea Glasses, Spe- cial, 6 for 980 Hand cut grape or pansy design. None delivered. $5.00 Doz. Water Goblets, Spe- cial, 6 for $1.00 Hand cut grape or pansy design. None delivered. —W at _ a) a A: Great Purchase and Sale of Boys’ Suits | At this price it will pay r C ests to buy the boy a Suit and @: a put it away. until school opens. Expressed by many A lot of 63 boxes, made of the best mothers about our - . . rer 1c8 *4h . ar——cClil'- quality long, : — est models in plain or pleated inches high and 21 inches w ide. \ coats, pants cut roomy and ‘ strongly stitclied; sizes 6 to sale just in time to enable you to IS years, store your woolens and turs at a $10. 66 ) rg [{ sold in the rec- very smnall cost. The ena Bd ee ee ee ee ee Most Remarkable Shoe Selling ql Never before have we made such concessions on our fine Shoes. ‘‘ Don’t miss this sale,’’ says our shoe chief. Women’s Dorothy Dodd and other high-grade Pumps and $ 85 | Oxfords, consisting of $16.00, $14.00, $12.00, $11.45, $11.00, $10.00 and $9.00 grades.................... Black and brown suedes, brown kids, blaek kids, white canvas, white kid, Cleo ties, cross straps; Oxfords, two-eyelet 6. ties, pumps, one-eye ties, etc., ete. (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) e+ - QQ . {ree ou i. *s) 9" ‘) - rT: 4 $2.60 Sheets, $2.20 67c Pillowcases, 50c Ea. | | *---? and $2.50 Night-} § Made extra long, size 81x | ae gowns, $1.95 ae Standard brand. size 36x yim dressing. Made of Windsor crepe and iv. et. Wednesday only. ty] ie bird batiste, in slipover and b (Third Floor—Nugents) r edge and OF? rte empire style, trimmed with lace . second Floom—Nugents.) Wednesday ont: ular way we would have to retail [} ; 3 these at $35.00 and $37.50, but in | — . this sale, while the quantity lasts, ’ ¢ W nd $3 we sell them at omen S $2 90 and > | Silk Hose Full fashioned Silk Hose; lisle garter ~ tops, double soleg, toes and high spliced ’ heels; firsts and some seconds quali- (Third Floor—Nugents.) 7 Tae wie eesece peoeceescen $5.00 Doz. Sherbet or Sundae Glasses, 6 for $1.68 Men Tall stem, hand cut grape or pansy design. None delivered. i Made $1.75 Water Sets, Special, 88c Hlastic Hand engraved, with your initial sleeve ; i Jlasti waist band, no ‘ed, wi y initi ) , knee length style; I. I‘ in gold. None delivered. re cee (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) ’s $1.50 Nainsook Athletic a~ Union Suits of good quality pin-check nainsook Two Carloads in a Great Sale Outer.case made of solid ash—one-piece Ww servers on the market. Heavy, sanitary wir insulation of Refrigerators). Al] are 3-door ‘Refrigerators lined provision chamber—the greatest ice and food pre Have removable drain pipe and automatic drain trap solid brass swing lever locks — (Cut at right shows hite atone e shelves. side-icers. Manufacturer's 75-lb. ice capacity; regularly $50; SPOCIRL PICS 4.....-... | $39.50 Manufacturer’s 90-lb. ice capacity; regularly $55.00; $ apecial price ........ ; 44.50 Manufacturer's 125-lb. ice capacity; a $67.50; special $57.50 Pea ee egr oeeaoeoegsebsa @o2e4esd 0 © Manufacturer's 150-lb. ice capacity; regularly $77.50; four-door x stvle; special price 67. 50 *e © 8 *# © @ **Inerchil’’ te Porcelain Lined Refrigerators. Manufacturer's 75-lb. ice capacity, 3- door style, regular $59.50 $5 )) ae er i er 1.95 Manufacturer’s 100-lb. ice capacity; omer style, regular $64.50 $55.95 (Thiré Floon—Nugents.) | BARGAIN BASEMENT | $25, $30, $35 and $39.50 SILK DRESSES Sizes for Women Misses, Juniors and $ Extra Sizes. Materials — Figured Georgettes, Beaded Georgettes, Crepe de Chines, Taffetas—Foulard Dresses, Satins, Tricolettes, Embroidered Georgettes, Com- binations. Styles are—Figured dresses, plain tailored, embroidered dresses, panel dresses, bouffant dresses, tunic dresses, short and long sleeve dresses, belted and embroidered dresses, I:ton dresses with accordion pleated skirts. Dresses for All Occasions Included are White Georgette Dresses Also pale pink—for graduation and com- mencement wear—most of them engaging simple style, with pretty fold and tucks, others exquisitely beaded, included in this . " , " i « , . All-linen Handker- with colored i fellow script initiais . ene ow Mw Mw ee me em oe i i i ee me oe eo oe oe oe ee ee RR PR ee ER ERR RRR RRR SO OG $1 White — 65c 72-inch wide Cot- ton Net, of fine mesh for Summer Dresses. 45c to 59c Real Laces, 39¢ Handmade Cluny Laces, of handsome designs, suitable for éress trimmings. $1.25 to $2.25 Neckwear, 79¢ Equare or round — of fine net, rimmed with many rows of real lace. 30c Women’s Embroidered . Handkerchiefs, 19c a ee ee ee $1.25, $1.00, 85c and 75c Printed Voile | In white and solenl grounds, with the season’s newest patterns ; 36 inches wide: vard see 68 6 6 ee ee 6 6. 6 Coe PSOSeeseeeeseeseesascca’ ¥ 75c Printed Voile $1.35 end — Tissue (Main Floor—Nugents.) Voiles in “white and col- | Ingnhams- 1.25 I rted ored grounds, with neat Tissue Gingham, in beau- | ’ Grgendis tn poten mano patterns; 38 inches 29c tiful plaids and stripes; rich | plain color; fine sheer 9&c WOE cade eee coloring combinations; 85c quality; 44 inches wide (Main Floor —~Nugents:) 36 inches ee i ‘ (Main Floor-—Nugents.) (Main Floor—Nugents.) 2 ! Men! It’s the Talk of the Town! | Hart Schaffner & Marx and Other High- Class Makes— $65, $70, $75 and $80 SUITS |; 44 | These are all this season's new styles. Jk SIR ge RE FREE at? oi cay Sonera In perfect condition, the finest clothes that these re- nowned makers produce, the richest of imported and domestic fabrics, superbly $22 and $25 tailored, many of them silk P ] B h fs its lined throwghout; many a m eac ul with silk sleeve lining; all Coo] Cloth and Tropical Worsteds handmade buttonholes and Going 511-50 in every way the acme of clothes building. All sizes . * 7

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a a ee eS ee a ee ee - PS i ae TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1920. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' t ‘8 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ——— | y= - : , t! Fined $25 for Fight on Street. | ae leged that in an advertisement sen | ) ‘a* . i | | , soliciting business, John Strickland of 1315 North | | CAPE COD FAVORITE Rt cette deen wesour INDICTED F(R FAILURE Th ; S | : W. th | frag rage to pervs foemyrangans Tenth street, a negro, was fined $25 “_ ; oe - WILL - J)! j | : med f this morning in Police Court for an . ' E.. § ; | IS we tering ea er s ane aaeae bho ne ews. ~ joa attack he made at 5 o'clock yester- | tre “4 eggs wi | Ae yah a he Lie 4 S signment priced at $38, and that the day afternoon on Harry Branch of saa, e@ movement RESORT THIS YEAR When the Babies Most Need firm remitted $12. There were other 2320 Pine street, also a negro, as oss Ee ipon the Mises —_ complaints against the Pioneer con- the latter was about to board a aay. r street car at Sixteenth and Washing- Hvéhnisport, Buzzard’s Bay and | / P Milk d L t f I ere d ithheld yesterday, | ton avenue. In the fight a woman) ictment Ww ay vy. j | ure l an 0 Ss 0 ce = paaaeeas oday, is against Ernest waiting for the car was knocked | he : - a ' ‘ 2 | Catuit Attract St. Louts Sum- | bee | —— — . ~ ———— «= ——— ae _——- Se, eS mee . a oc. es — se E. Gutchess, said to be known also down and the dress of another was Be Accused Under the Federal RETTY hot last night, waent it? bash en - Sted eV. Witsen and Leute’ Cie | ee Statute. usually comfortable bedroom you couldn : cen, chacand: wie ane he lene ; Two Men Fined for Speeding. ~§ ; air though you | seem to get a breath of cool air, although | MS > ture of a navy official to a check for had all the windows open wide to catch any \a- 4" $139 for navy compensation | : 3S ) 7 . a . on grant zephyrs that might be stirring about. Sam Dickmeier of 5759 Chamber- rec a lw The first indictment charging fail- a =a Aca APE COD is always a favorite Do you know that there are babies in this lain avenuegwas fined $10 in Police Cree: Moctare ame tage tery ete) ure to make @ return on an Income town of ours who don't have airy bedrovins and | ‘ FIRE EXCITES GUESTS AT HOTEL court this morning or driving his r, ay ~GF ~ | a z but reported t mer Visitors. 7 ——— OO — — -_—_— -- —-—oo——_—_ wear, the three hundredth et PT ltaxable under the Federal income whose parents often cannot even afford pure milk aids +6 wtien on hone on ‘erdary anding of the Pil- : oF | ie , ‘ee “@ sweet for ) - os 6 SEE province: and on the tip |tax law was returned yesterday b) nd the gc A aceon a A inn pstieees = - te 1d . | Excitement among the 150 women pejimar boulevard, near King’s high- is ’ 4 . . — eine . them ~~ ree unarec ous Gd i ct a | eR i ae 'on a charge of violating the Harrison 7 a gel rics ae per pr eae ‘drug act and was sentenced to the ; The matty of ae a agit a Bae inh eo nang — to the hotel. moved their possessions Miss Marceline Reyburn; Mr. Leavenworth penitentiary for two tricts of our city shoul “— re 1e2 a rely to ee renee ere ete ses into the street. | onal ' is Mir. and years Hie filed a writ of error, and uncertainty of aniusement benefits Older people should do their Firemen prevented the flames ees werter ane ir, an is now at liberty on bond. share of the Post-Dispatch Pure Milk and Free Ice Fund work, spreading The damage to the en- : ‘ a . ’ re ° i “Ss Ww. ’ % . | . = Mr@. gig +e ee Sey | At the time of his arrest, it was which has for its object the saving of the minds and bodies of the gine room: was estimated at $2500. . and Mrs. Brit ‘ ; | nation’s future citizens p O : e4 llearned today Dr. Manning made th family will spend the summer) re. ie stigma edd “ti shia: ioincieeca' imal aes Si " mene Ruzzard's Bay, and Mr. and Mrs. | remarks to Federal agents about Any contribution you may casey to make, no matter how small, ADVERTISEMENT a ae be 6 the large profits he had made. This will help the good work along. Send or bring vour money to the 5 niciatscasalatieainall . ‘ “sf > o ‘ bx se) o~ ; — i - - Ba uel P. Goddard and their fam SsartiAnp StSTrAS Pom Tae T | caused his name to be sought on cashier of the Post-Dispatch and help Save the babies 4 te ' es ‘Sold and den Dorothy Dalton's Wanted By We |; Union Ele : : " ily ill go to Cotuit. — the 1 tax list, where it was be? ; A ° 1e income a} St, re ‘as Patines ae nonmme mmmnments| —I's5 Sida Kose Uhre | not tound. : 3 | ) w D ee. fi Soruce™ I’nder the indictment, D: Man- contains three counts, one under the Mattox, 2922 St. Ferdinand avenue; Beau ty Chat Stix, Baer Fuller ry Goods Co. oe ~ ‘ Kast St. Lor Loci ocia!l Items } ee = | ning can be punished, in case of original revenue act, forbidding the Steve Holboki, Cyphon Pestus and etal ll a ll lS ,The marriage of Miss Ida Unhri, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William | C, Uhri, 2163 South Grand avenue, | ty Loan bonds amounting to $143,- $2000, or one year’s imprisonment, | y : ; 2 f today by the , by the act of October. . Those indicted for setting up stills Indictments for using the mails to plexion and smooth unwrinkled skin like : : : : ” } and Mare Gautier will be solemnized 240,000 is being =e ' or both; OF bs ; af ‘ nine if they will follow mv advi ‘ | f r ‘aC? l] | a. S | ie | ; . ) : ie ' : ir , Pete lerer defr ere returned against GC mine {i advice and owledge of refraction will be considered. Exee at 8:30 o'clock this evening at the; Government. Interest also will be 41917. which makes the maximum | are Joseph Grubesic, Peter Kamerer defraud were returned against ¢ A. se. Derwille, @ elaunie tale kn i r : " ’ | . ‘ | ; ar ,and John Mever, jointly, for setting Cookson, B. J. Kolodny,. A. M. Kolod- . , . f the bride’s parents. The paid on the second, third and fourth penalty $10,000 fine,-or one year, ;an yer, J ; Vy, = e. heomen os. - = . — ‘ ; . — De Ww I" Wilk will perform wl or both up a still at 105 Union road, St. Louis ny and O. P. Barth. Cookson was Sas ; Ni Se _ oo .§ Bianaaw I ’ story of how to quickly, acquire a beau- Miss Uhri will have her sister, Miss;partment, urges that coypons be Nine indictments were returned @T,. 1609 South rhirtes nth mMreet: themselves as the Pioneer Fur Co. ‘ifui complexion. seem te aneese ta tale Mhgenia l"hri, as her maid of honor, cashed promptly and that interest against 12 persons, charged with set- Peter Schmidt, 1803 South Tenth The Kolodnys and Barth were ar- paper In the meantime get Derwillo at Gautier will be best’ money be invested in savings stamps |ting up stills for the distillation of ; , . — 29 = age ‘ ail any tollet counter and try {t today: you and Howard street; August Affelbergs, 3201 Os- rested in March on complaint of Wij) be delightfully surprised. ™ 9 ‘ - ‘gf 1. > > ge . man. and Treaeuryv Savings certificates. liquor. Each of these indictments. ceola street, Steve Pauenketz, Frank David Grosshan of Chicago, who al- ‘The bride's gown will be of ivory satin and embroidered net and the edéurt train will be of satin lined | TT with silver cloth. Her veil will be worn with a band of lace and orange blossoms and she will carry roses afd valley lilies. . 4 Miss Uhri was graduated from Please Shop No Exchanges aD Mary Institute in 1911 and attended Miss Mason's School at Tarrytown, | Carefully Returns Permitted N, Y Mr. Gautier is the son of Mrs. H. | A. Gautier of 2907 Henrietta street. - - BOND INTEREST PAYABLE TODAY. conviction, either by the act of Sep- setting up of illegat stills, ae ht Rempecher, 1802 South Third snten Derethy Dabeen oi Gee To res antine charge of poe Optical Departmen : ft : ‘Domesti tember, 1916. which provides as|the Volstead enforcement mous the world over for her beautiful ; Interest on the first and fifth Liber- ,,sximum punishment a fine of |one under an old law forbidding the Fur Dealers Charged With Using complexion. save: ‘Any girl or woman : . Ge = ‘ 2 ir; manufacture of mash. Mails to Defraud. can have a beautiful, rosv-white com- Onli men of the highest ethir Ss aud W ith a thorough; , , Distributors. — sacha cr A Money-Saving Opportunity of Rare Import in This whose marriage to Francis T. Cutts, will take place tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Pettus of 41 Kings- bury place will entertain with a din- ; ner this evening for her sister, Miss Watkins and Mr. Cutts, their bridal ‘ party and members of the two families. —————- + Mr4. Samuel §. Primm of 6872. Cabanne avenue, and her children will depart June 20 for Green Lmke, | Wis., for the summer. Mr. Primm| will join them later. | Mrs. CC. W. Holtcamp of 565894) Clemens avenue, and her daughter, | Miss Lucille Howard, will entertain at their home tomorrow with a tea! = in compliment to Miss Elizabeth ' Miller of Allentown, Pa., and Miss) are the wuesia ot Mina Howarth | oe i. 0 —It is the sort of sale that women talk about long after the excitement | 12, <a Up to 40 een in erp and joy of buying is over. The values, the great volume of Dresses, the yy.) een iy nop vars ans svonee socemes co. AND NEW. variety of styles, the low prices, and the timeliness of the event is going THE FIRST TIME. great arn SD | to make this sale the talk of St. Louis. a oe Fred T. Kennedy of Saginaw, M.ch. £ dren at Mrs. Blaksley Collins of 60 Port- ‘ _———— cago, "where she ‘attended. the ‘Ie : More than 1500 New Summer Dresses, soon for the Maine coast Worth Up to $29.50, in The marriage of Miss Mary Eva . : , ~ Hain to Dr. J. H. Harper of Colum- :, This Sale at bus, ©., will take place this evening at 8:30 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hain, 4146 Flora boulevard. Mem- bers of the families and a few inti- mate friends will be the guests, and the Rev. Dr. Z. B. T. Phillips of St. Peter's Church will officlate. Miss Edna Mempham will be maid of honor, the bride's only attendant, and Dick Harper of Nevada, Mo., i oe | Will serve his brother as best man. ‘ | | The bride's gown will be of French lace. The veil will form the train and will be in coronet with pearls. and orange blossoms. She will car- , 7 . ry bride's roses and Mlies-of-the-val- jl " 2 . 7 % ley. The bridesmaid will wear pink | e.* ). ad . a 75 V Oorgandy with a bodice of pink taf- | , é | , , 4 Cc fetta and carry Ophelia roses. | ; . The young couple will pass their f . honeymoon in Hot Spurings, Va., | , | poy - : | ; * , and Columbus, O., and will make ‘ oa m ) “he 2 wide, — their home here at 4146 Flora bou- ; *, ° ° - Fa levard. i ‘ge ! Figured and Plain Votles, White and } Miss Eunice Whittemore of 4389 wane fe, Colored Organdies, Small and Large Check West Pine boulevard, entertained this afternoon with an gn gg Bn i ‘| | Hi : | | , anda Plaid Ginghams. AR inche — - - — a = — -_——_- —— - whee! ia in compliment to her guest, Jane Hendrix of New York. There | Were about $5 guests. . 1 | ‘ ois ‘ . i ; - | The Voiles display a variety of every ——— » Russell ein of 4343 Lindell | : ; . . ~ boulevard, and his daughter will i Ae | | color combination in flowered and conservative designs. sell this month for Europe to visit | | | | Also plain Voiles in light and dark shades. There are Mr. Stanhope’s son, Capt. Aubrev | | Sianhope, at Rennes, France. Capt. | ae : : : : : : : mee at ei cg al) . ruffled and plaited stylesin combination with organdie @ratulated upon the arrival of a | if : : and net. gon. | | | , The Organdies are shown in more than a score of Hoover Gets Degree at Rutger’s. ; : : eee Summertime fashions, large sashes and bows of self : | 16.— Herbert Hoov and Dr. Jacob . : , rt . , _ . — | ee one Dr. Zacen | : material, overskirts, large collars, short sleeves, skirts, FA tore @ Comisll University, received hon- / full tucked, etc., in all pastel shades. Orary degrees of Doctor of Laws at the 154th annuoncal commencement Rutger’s College today. | | The Ginghams are shown in stripes and large and or arn are ) | small checks and plaids, some with collars, cuffs and e on j e n ' . , ~ * ~~ = Ditppe vestees of pique. These are just the Frocks for morn- your list of vacation needs. Your : . paper will be mailed aily at ing wear, outings and Summertime shopping. regelar mail subscription rates. P Here are pictured two of the many pretty At $5 you may choose from a dozen or Adadress changed whenever de- uimimers ‘ s ) ¢ f . : ; of; corey aileron Beg tyles that are shown in the $10.00 Women’s and Misses’ Sizes more styles equally attractive as the two umes. group. DRESS SECTION—THIRD FLOOR EAST pictured above. tier or by telephone—Olive or 6600 — Vi AfeevwipeomTHOMAS W. GARLAND= | oat Remenel Demoen ; -11-13 Broadway- --

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. ‘ 4 Br P ni _ ee pall seal Te ee ee a a a ee ae il a tats PR ee ee ee ee ee ————— O88 Owe — — ; _ a ET PEE aa ie Sent ee a a SNE ORI A a : = x o . ' al - a oe —— ; tJ : a! ; > . | _ hl vr / n = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1920. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' 9 'H URGED OR R urged by the Chamber (” Tee a ‘ i> ; i Be ; | é i . —— === -— - —-— | ' F RMA INE BOARD for appointment to the ab bogs ree Texas, Kentucky and other ‘States pleaded 4 guilt today of grand lar- tick, accursed of complicity in the! Fined $50 in Gambling Case. of having gambling paraphernalia ne Shipping Bhard. 8 ‘ ates that if the effort to nominate Sena- cel ny, and Was sentenced by Judge case, are now in the hands of the Chatries C. Nelson of 1121 Whittier his possession Policemen testified James FE. Smith, for several vears c y the provisions tor Harding should fail, my name, Klene to two years in the Boonville ; , : aon he leader ai aunt recom pense ' of the merchant marine act, one of hefore the reformatory aie 3 lilinois authorities. on charges of Street, a negro, who was arrested that when Nelson was searched & 4 a cones SerSre ae Com pr ie se ar Sag pn cine ge aking par ape last Saturday night at Leffingwell the station a bundle of policy sheets panions went into the store at the “Ing part in the Drovers’ National ang Clark avenue. was fined $50 in and tickets and 27 books used in seven members of the board is to vention represen . 77 : , . ; , ~ ° « _ , 2 oe " : tte ae is at, the remaining New York Delegates Pratsed. employes ( ntran e, and were caught Bank robbery at the National Stock- police court this morning on a charge l|otteries were found in his pockete Ww i ns rom Coast cities “The New Yorkers who care for by an official of the firm as they yards entrance Puintick was rank Carter, President of the the Republican party and for the’ were leaving the place with the furs. caught when fleeing from the scene , ‘> : * / - q . (*} amhbe ’ : . " . —- * os . . . . r, Mm a letter to President success of its principles and whorare Harrs (sreenberg and Frank ain of the robber, gi tiaes wie” es BUTLER CRITICISM ei ao. Shipping Board bw sr. ason of the the movement to revive shipping npon the Miesissipp! River. is being Gave bs ; tional Convention, althougi: bys | 8 aa emggae River Service as a-ve means unified in sentiment or in or- “. , Announce - PT; 9” amiiiarity With traffic in that con C ‘ ling al flue i ' ectio ol. Procter Sa s Statement SO COMMAaANGINE ah Ihiihence hn —_ ! “ ‘ h I] great emergency.” - CCAUSE ad eur W @) “Harding and (‘oolidge,” the = . ~ ‘ of New Yorker Is y Fo closes, ‘are first of all it fits . The latest exotic conception ef the Vantine . ° sag ir oe , , Perfumers, in a fascinating Tollet Water eof - mat pL IC A ta is ‘ ] ext Ht - False and Made With Mali ra dl ag song er By won pc ’ exquisite delicacy and elusive fragran.e, ap- : ; T lh I a0 | oot Bs . j pealing particularly to *omen whose refine- e cious Disregard of Truth. to have the satis‘action of suppat Millions—men women and children—in- ment of taste. demands distinctiveness and ing and electing a real Republican sist \f Pe Om | ; individuality, rather than s mingling of in- ticket. We may look forward with sist on Niunsingwear to give e them the ut- congruous odors. Price £3 50 is the root of nearly all : di y MAKES TELEGRAM complete confidence to the restora- most in summer underwear Satisfaction. Fantine's Perfumes and Toilet Requtettes ere fer Drug rane tall evils. If your tion 4 the Po eno aoe penat ig to Sheer, cool, light in Ww eight—Munsingw ear cle oniy by the beet shops evcarywhere. i! gour its old foundations, Which are love : ————— l summer irme a avorite aetore cannet supply you. send gour order vm gestion is weak or out IN REPLY PUBLIC and reverence for the Constitution of B ' a. . : ; *2.98 values. $398 values. ee lv white and flesh—shown for the first time. A rare oppor- | | for the presidency at the Republican : : : : : $ 59 98 national convention at Chicago, in a tunity to supply VOUP Blouse needs for the entire Summer. : : ‘ ° . : f . e Statement given out last night, tells Shop early 1h the morning. . t —_—_—_—_ how the New York delegation was | é : , j i e : used 1o beat Wood and Lowden tor ° , , . i ; ¢ the nomination and to nominate —Jain [ V A CW ps a C 4 sg Trimmed Blouses ! ) ow ° liarding. © f ; G tt W S He also charged that “a motles : ryy | : ‘ f eorge e als S group of stock gamblers, oil and — ‘4 g ul la [ l0H an ad 7 Zé- QO 7 S f V le A) | i >, Beautiful Waists in white. 3. 50 es promoters, ee ae vs | | : ’ . and like persons seized upon 80 goo ' - pink and flesh colors nee md e aman as Gen. Wood and with reck- — (Collarless Meade/ls YW ith Aimona Sleeves | | : less audacity started out to buy for " a him the presidential nomination.” , “It was the cause of genuine sor- 59c, 75¢, 98c $3.00 Lace row to me as to many of Cen. ° Wood's personal friends,” he said, Voiles and Curtains “to see him in this unhappy posi- : tion. There was nothing to do to ; Fine quality Filet and Scotch Net (“urtains me A vords lonk, envVe the Republican party burt to . ¢ . - - —- | | : Org ndies white or ecru: 1 to 4 pairs of defeat the band of men behind him a a k j n : with their bank accounts and their $6 95 y : : Up to 40 inches wide; big pur. > on “ F 89 m great tinancial influence. This meant chase of mill lengths up to 8 sale, pair that we had to defeat Gen Wood | | —Bratd Trimmed and Embrordered Blouses Bags — Tucked Blouses — Long Sleeve Blouses —}f’hite, Flesh and Pretty Pastel Colors ‘OR g vards, in beautiful large " m himself.’’ acroll and floral designs in 50c Draperies ms “The forces that were defeated in iD ‘ = . variety, mn light or - their insolent attempt to buy the 3 “ - : sa i ; ; ark colorings; Curtain Volle, light and dark 2 nomination he added, represent = §- yard dress colors, 36 inches all that is worse in American busi- : | wide, for curtains - P patterns f or an ad drape ‘ries: ¥ - ness ana Al nerican politi ail life It ¢ $1. 90, or, per | vd vard a is really too bad that they hit upon 4 * . ° . , ] - : el . _ m™ Gen. Wood as their choice They 3 should have found somes one to REINER AMIN este ’ : : : e s “t for Theo he count as ia Women S Silk Hosiery P aged nen in alee _ ii a? Chief Convention Task. ? ° | 11 sss . ' " - Women . Sik lTose . lial tops, 00 : sing he ‘ yj ‘| tas} oft the cCconven- heels and toes, splendid qual ° tion,” the statement. said, ““‘was to > : . : wo prevent the Ae of presidential itv: black, brown and white. e nominations at auction to the high TS ee re Freer e re L | ) opeci est bidder Hiad this not been done ) Boys’ Ribbed Union ; Women " probed union . pg r y bet men obi Suits, short ‘sle eves, re The story oT New York's Hs Suits, low neck, sleeveless, J Union uits, knee length: vers , votes for Butler shows. the _ state- lace knee; excep cellent special, mw a? Roe " ate tional quality and quality, $1.25 ee ee ee + Value, at 81.25 to to t feated It points out that the first i 95 8 95 | ballot gave Gen. Wood a substantial . | ao aa hae yaar aS Fae lead atid that “the first task. there- 75c White Voile Women’s nearest iva Gon Towden, at leas ya my, Sale. ( a" N CW Frogs S 0 ° O 8 evandie P M l Owing to local and State compli- 38 inches uS in cations, the statement explains, there ) wide, very were tew sources trom which new ; sheer qual m™ strength for Lowden could be drawn { ity, ward. ~~ WW i ; S 4 so early in the balloting Penn- () [ re SWISss, Ol eS CF 1SS SUCS . 7% « Oy svivania, Massachusetts, Michigan : and Ohio could not help, it added, } oe because the relense of delegates in : High-class models of rare piquaney and charm, secured at 1 90c White Goods en pe AO D rere ets ironants wma’ ie OE ERE ML SA LONE LO IEE VA EEL, ONG NIE" SE OE ONG LEL LL ET, RL I CAEN ee ER eta AR Sean ARES: Ss | : vie ag : Bey ~ Wood more votes than Lowden | 3 | : | Various kinds mil! imnants Envelope Che \pproved Plan of Action. mrregdy priee eoneessions Tron Mm ove rstoc ke cl New \ ork maker. | Mmussed or soiled mise Nu fine “It was clearly nece . there ae : , ; . “ee ety H Ko mail ior Sxeelient val- fore,” the staten oat comteenel “for Dainty, cool and refreshing| wew! -lust the sort of froeks that | : ? . orders excellent vi : F : —s 7 _ : v1 : ‘ ‘ an , . ° ‘ 4 . . ' eine “meses er C ues: very epe- New York to become the Belgium one Wants Por hot Summer day =, Models fo) poreh, afternoon i ment, yard ‘jal, at be of the war and I cheerfully gave my ' roma arty ar _ /approval for the plan to turn New and garde nN pal UN Wear. York's vote to Lowden in increasing ; S P E C I A zr, : volume on the second, third, fourth, ing W a = lifth, sixth and seventh ballote I , s t wor to ft > New or ' " Women’s Canvas ent word to the New York delega * prt ) - 7 CF | 5 ' F ~ O e S ; . tions that with me, party success and 2: Me eT oF oe { : p) Y Floorcovering ™ party honor came first [ also said j & 2 “ a ’ ee eh a A Covering that ta very attractive ; that no personal interest of mine ey >a a AY 4 Fe: oe Smee, eee ; because the aelection of patterns should be considered until party suc- \*, 4p eA ag" x, | , | oe ' I ab ott ee QO] D O ® : ; ) . . * men ’ Choice of ot are of such a large variety and are cess and party honor had been pro- A. bd sv £, * in Cay W = 5 | forda “ith of the moat handsome « olorings and i tected. gs > re! ’ 4 \ > > military heels designe obtatmadie: every one deing “It was this New York vote for + . hg - . a J P ' 7 e eu , eS equal the Wood vote on the ballot a, jr Tv? j 2, : h ( ¥ F; / i 5 r . . . » | — - v are t immediately following. When after \ a ,? £}] r/ €¢ I] LGU CC ——— value: square vd ; the seventh ballot it was clear that ‘ , \ ta j Neponset ice tne artte soncod Meine SNA | P| Some vass Orchid blus Flowered , * Larae selection of Neponset Water- on the ninth ballot became the de. Doe ? - ai — — b a byntee cisive psv« hological!l factor be giv- ~~ \ , : © af Pomen « ‘ cu rotp re » i” . _ _ —~ ; ’ a ‘ ‘ . pale Pane gral | sat _ vards as desired Ing Hiarding 66 votes. a

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TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1920. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eh Ce ee spate number of noncom mission ed offic ere sore of them said to be Texas Ra ” civilians The Captain also i charged it is charged the four prisoners ers, by Capt. Yancey, and that the with making false reports (to his su- . 4 , : were turned over to four civilians,’ Mexicans were shot to death by the. perior officers. y | Ja a | ; } ) > j : i. / ; 5 Seleraay residence and business elephone not at all. re a Bs she preemie i =o gel mann \\\\i of shavin ies tes te? in its petition as training ordet Bell Telephone Co. Fe’, ¥ most recentiy amende? He said ¥ " ‘ - rs ion men from 1 ’ a © ection of the p atlo of increase demanded by \ —how to avoid it 5 | the rai ia oupees >, nas 10w to avoid 1 i tcaecs Cont the company was unreasonahie ‘ * *@ temporary 1 The company; in its amended re % : | NLY a dull, or dulling razor edge Bart Miller, 2 | mployed during ® quest, asked for on increase of 659 teat . ? \ : a _ So .— 5% ; pulls. You can eliminate the ‘ | a tant. has been . onl e : get the additiona! 250 operators that we need, and keep the 1250 that we have, is to pay more mone t Feather filled | lows, reg. size Hiner empliovers can raise wages and put the increase into the price , of what they have to sell We can- 610-612 saad if . H Se . | ; not We have to get the consent of WW; | Ing ; | : 7 | the Public Service Commission.” as ington # | Of | . es ; (ourtesyv | } . —— —sharpens — Dollar Day her able merchandi: tomorrow and Avenue 19-YEAR-OLO WIFE CHARGED L. ACKERMAN, Cf Manager WITH KILLING HER HUSBAND White Ho: CLOTHING COMPANY ie | ° gainame every requirement fi on i DE Ee N. W. Cor. 8th and Washington Mrs. Rosa Adcock, Her Father and J ” utrement foreseen ” ee | y Out size, white Sister Held for Shooting in }, 4 ne , / | mm ?t' Howe ..itva ——— Louisville May 31 Last. | Union Suit VEErenraartweerenre wean / | ‘ | 2 ¥ . +i ¥ i * Se fp SP By the Associated Preas ’ | ) * sf LOUISVILLE, Ky., June 15 Ar- | é ) 3 Mr | ST STAR a feb) | mm, | low neck, lace, , |e} - rest last night -.of Mrs. Rosa Adcock \4 | * {\ f . i a ' ror : —) , a Se “ e” \ on , ‘:iuc Value.... , , SAYINGS charged with murder of her hus- - ath, Ne ee PSA 3 -4 4.\\ | : ¥; L Zs ' _ * band, James Adcock opens ciroeum- j et tf bea ; 2 ee tag' he iY, >: _ (ft , = : , , Children’s " 3 : at _ . . . . . . ‘ > > ce ar ds > : ‘ Don’t pack your WINTER stances surrounding the shooting of wat . Endless diversity is a distinguishing | HE che Ee 1 ch Ob Children’s mere garments in a stuffy closet all Adcock here on May 31 last, afte : eg So te) ; hart ager SF oe » ) =. Summer long. Send ’ em to US which the Coroner's jury hela hat e's , ; z vy } . . | ’ athsta, thissor ’ . . : NOW. We'll clean and store he had killed iims*it. Besides - ory i ¢ - C laracteristic of Our | : Uo lbaeste > 0’ ie \ Lace Hose oA ; — | , * * .". x +e / ’ ' : them here. You pay only clean- Adcock, a 1%-\ear oid girl, the po- “ > =. ; Pe ioe ; , ' ad , Pinin silk and c ing charge—plusasmall charge lice arrested Mrs. Grace Jeffries. | collections from 1» yeast ; Pos Oe, | Pi | Hose; women for insurance when you need her Sister? ana Newton Sloan, her j : | : s - f | ng * ; | ‘ ; | oO Be oor RB 2) lst \ = Men’s Blu: fathe:, charged with being accesso B) “O value, We ‘em again. ) — | ries. | We CLEAN and DYE Rugs | The police, in arresting the trio. ™™ $ | " acted afte: a careful mvestigution / Rpectal attention to out-ef-tewn orders. which. the, said included testimony ~ 4 ®tores by neighbors that Mrs. Adco k shot « Bteel frame, me epecial Men’s Uni Rib bed and Nai , gook Sample St wen’« and bows to the police, that they overheard | > Ry .\ & aeock plead while running througyn 99 | ; : ; " ; 1 | q MGs ve abt Bet hor “uhost noe “RELOPS Imported & figured voiles, organdies, ginghams | . ) 06 6h co wll — on is Said to have , s+ | me SS " : . , Barefoot « fol} 1 h husband into the street and attractive modes of linen ) | yy “nd Play- Oxfor where Sloan 1Ook “a revolve: from ; bargains at ner Precisely the practical and The three WhnO Were arrested de Umbrellas her husband during a quarre! I also was said the police declared. “sheesh 6575-6 Laka 262-4 that Sloan struck Adcock with his 5 MmAtN orem ‘fist and then threw stones at him on £515 N. GRAND av. when he ran from the Ade Oock home 14 5854 3189 after bein hot to W Florissant Delmar 8 «Grand cotage sang (Stating that he had shor himself Neighbors, however, said. ac: ording eit angen gaapaliad The styles vary from rather simple morning frocks to tier ‘ Flowered | them popular Hat for and beruttled dressy ideas. Lace and embroidery is applied in | ? Wie pretty flower U, S. CAPTAIN ON TRIAL FOR [aera sialic effective treatments. ph rten DEATH OF FOUR MEXICANS Barats, fice (mM Nance isn, cama |] 5 - | 5 Flowered Voile Dresses in Pretty Patterns OR LTT Pe > cy Giving Prisoners some and « thousand times mitre to Civilians, Who Shot Them _ "eid any bare | hp ~ Tying 7 IAN ANT NiO! ol a“ © of flies or ether in- SA. NEONTO, Te June 15 , wis ;, : tie ech teens 24 ee ii . $ It is surprising what effective Dresses may be se- $ | $16 Dinner Set Ws Ee ee eee oe oe Pris fren the WL: and tatateily be. cured at this low price. Styles decidedly unusual, | i ao a eo Stl * likewise distinctive patterns and colorings. e ten, tiers Bi and rua ble tpmta ron * ‘ny chat - : coming as W ell. Of woven at ‘ , 4 . a > connection with the killine « fou straw, trimmed with lilies of , gold $8 98 he the valley and other flowers, . -—— -~ _— line ; had tuken as prisoners. The trial of Capt. Yan with bound edges sayin rem af the expeaition nt | " To Close Out— To Close Out— fie PERCALE Mexico last August when. asa VJ ajo : | ‘Dark and leht: ood igs ay en of rad, rifth and Might! Ne ) — 5 ae s BE ei hes ; Cavalry regiments MCTORS he porde iVew type Hats of Taffeta Wool Sweaters Silk Petticoats $ 45 Y 7 So f s MleAieomt i, WHOM ini pursuit of Jesus Renteria 7. 08 4 x dit chief, whe had Captured and ela : 9 ~~ or ransom Secotd isionant Pa (> Georgette at the same formerly to $8 normally $8.50 bmn : ) | O; | Aprons SERIES. Betentel both of th. Cee Smart slipover and ripple effects, | silk jersey and silk taffeta— service moderate prices in all colors | plain and lancy tlounces Witnesses for the pro * Racine i ial oe ie 4 a4 = amined included Capt Leonard C | : , - — <a eal Be nes aS ; ; : apectal Matiack and Capt. J. “. Caldwel! : a } | $1 both of the Eighth Cata‘tc), and a ye PT OY rey me

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} a “y= ST. LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH oa" | wart. ee, ame Ee lel ea i ei etl oe eee ee ee — oe we ~~ a — — . = - —_— TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1920. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH GOKE CO. AGREES TO-TAKE GUNMEN ‘der Against Strikers Re- 'newed as Temporary In- junction by Federal Court. A promise by the St. Louis Coke and Chemical (Co. to withdraw al! yf “gunmen” and private detectives ‘Tftron: its $5,000,000 plant near Gran- Sate City was the basis of an agree Mment yesterday between attorneys Mgor the company an: pleyes Whereby «a preliminary ~e- aAgrmining orael forbidding strikine sion men trom interfering with the wtion of the plant, was renewed my Federal Court at Springtield. IJ1l.. a temporary injunction > Bar! Miller, « private detective. ployed during the strike at the nt, has been sought since May i tS striking ern when Clarence W. Turner = was Hied by shots tired from two snuto ebiles into a crowad of Strikers «as mbied on & corner in Cranite c' Hier 18 Known to the St Lasi«a po eas a professional strike-breake, 4 ‘“guninan.” The National Association of Bridge ind iron Workers’ Union, No. 18. of anite City agrees by the terms. of Injunction not to threaten or in- fere with men engaged in work the plant, but reserves the right talk to employes in an effort to t them to quit work The injune nmay be modified or strength- ed at any time bv decree of the urt. Frank I’. Walsh, former mem- r of the National Wat Labor ard, appeared Among counsel for the strike hffort Being Made to Get 2.000 FROM NEW PLANT liminary Restraining Or- ‘rthan June 30 The petitions ask that the aves- tion of holding a special election in August, 1921, be placed on the hallot .t the coming Novem ber election If the special election plan is ap proved the voters at that electio: will decide whether a constitutional! t*¢s7) * . ! 7 7 : } » s " ’ , nvention hall De called i"nder lather tutional convention would consiet of district, elected as State Senators are elected They would be chosen at a teas Clal election bright lnffy Residents on Raymond, Maple, Cab- Adopt Plan. a4 | Property owners living on Ras XA mond, Maple, Cahanne and Vernot avenues, in the Cabanne district, hela A meeting last night at the King’s Hlighway Presbyterian Church and decided to start a campaign to have PETITIONS CIRCULATED FOR keep holes on that street filled, the city agreeing to see that the repaired CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION s2°%* "er" rolled and packed atte ward lDbirector of Streets and Sewers Talbert made an address itn which he suid the city had no money at present to pay for the repairs pro- posed but would aid the residents Signatures Here as Part of State-Wide Campaign. New Constitution Association of | eaters has begun the circula- by all means at its disposal. tion of petitions asking that a plan 1] ‘ : . ‘ie . call a convention to revise th ADVERTISEMENT State Constitution be Submitted t« voters at a special election At Co coanut Oil Makes almede will be made to obtain 12.060 Signatures in St. Louis a Splendid Shampoo Business nouses, civic oreaniza-- If tions anl city emp'oves, inelnuding policemen and firemen, will aid in circulating the petitions here as part a Statewide campaign The neti- tions must be filed with the Secre you Want to keep your hair in good condition, be careful what you wash it with. Most soaps and prepared shampooe contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and is very harmful. Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo (which is pure and entire- ly greaseless), is much better than anvthing else you can use for sham- pooing, as this can’t possibly injure the hair. Simply moisten vour hair with water and rub it in. One or two teaspoon- fuls will make an abundance of rich, creamy , and cleanses the bair and sealp thoroughly. The lather rins- es out easily and removes. every par- ticle of dust, dirt, dandruff and ex- cessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves it fine and silky and easy to manage. You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil of State at Jefferson City not present Constitution «a eoansti menibers from each esnatoria! PROPERTY OWNERS START MOVE (shampoo at most any drog store. Tt is very cheap, ‘and ‘a few ounces is TO PAY FOR STREET REPAIRS cnouch to tast everyone in the family or months anne and Vernon Avenues increases strength of delicate, nervous, esid f the ieht } rte run-down people in two weeks’ time in residents of the neighborhood pay for many - instances. Used and bigh ly en- repairs on streets Cortlandt Harris, dorsed by former United States Senators president of the Cabanne Avenue a Members of Congress, Cee tenge Property Owners Association, pre- Cig Ask your” doctor , of “ann ~ oat Harris headed the movement which recently resulted in residents masons a ee ee orders for leaning repairing and on Cabanne avenue deciding to hire oeper services are ad\ ertising itn the aman ata salary of $100 monthly to’ past-Dicnateh Want Pages Pillows Feather filled [il lows, reg. size *1 White Hose Out size, white foot 3 ESE PET pair. Dollar Day here tomorrow will be a supreme value-giving event—thousands of dollars’ worth of season- able merchandise is priced to your extreme advantage here tomorrow. Our advice is for you to come here tomorrow and find out how much the purchasing power of your dollar is increased for this one day. Lowest Prices Our Chief Attraction FEIT BASF BRA A ee a a a a a SR a Floorcovering Biock, tile, Mosaic and hardwood de- spe ‘jal, ; 6th and Washington ae 7 Linene Suiting 50e Linened Suiting, in al] 3 i vards for Union Suits CS : Low neck, lace, knee length; ? for Dress Gingham $ 49¢ Dress Gingham, in 3 plaids and cheeks... yards for Children’s Socks Children ‘s mercerized 3 rs tg for Colored Organdie $ 40-inch plain Colored ? Organdie ....... DRPGS COR. « vevesceds lain silk and cotton lace ‘2 , Hose; women's for. 59e White Chiffon Voile, inches wide. White Voile $ 1 va vards for b1.50 value, Wednes- | Aono : Men’s Blue Cham. Shirts ror women, misses and children: 438 White Milan Hats 1 walues (meeonad Fi@or):........cecec. ay Btee! frame, men’s and women's; ET Din wav coesccccccce: White Voile Waists g Lace and embroidery trimmed, al! EEE en’s Union Suits ibbed and Nain lee Middy Blouses AI] wate ay eolored collars Second Floor) SE a eae Sample ee ats ens and bovs’; all stvles ESS ETT EE ’ Pant Boys’ Pants Solid colors and siripes; wel] made: ? eapecial (Third Floor) for refoot Sandals nd Play Oxfords, odds and ends, + Se aka os sede ce cccce: Net filet Lace Edge, 2 inches | Lace Edge Scrim > 6 a ae 1 flowered Lawns ¢ pretty flowered baa fk fk fk fed fk fk ek ed URS wie ss 0 « 3 yards for..... jJaperette Fumed oak finish; strong make; special tomorrow Wash Boller (‘opper bottom,/ $1.69 sine . ' Wash Boards. ‘(;o0o04, double zine rubbing ’ Sie Dinner Set 60 . piece: ‘Pretty decora- line Le sur re ” i face. SOG | poner psi mais ore shectal 59¢ ‘thon, fioral, & a athe ee, 3 Lap Bold = $8.98 | Nee row WASH TUBS Galvanized iron for | No. © size The ‘No. 1 alze fe No. 2 size. 91.29 can, col- Pint 39¢ | PERCALE ark and light: inches wide, "4 , Underskirts Bungalow Aprons = White Unaer- ° skirts. embrold- 1.75 value. —— Peht and dark a R4e8; special — yda. for. . ery trimmed; $2 epecial ment).. éBargvain Basement Unbleached Muslin jaood wei ht: Wednesday Spe- ‘ial (Basement), 4 yds. $1 HATS Union Suits Silk Hose for rad netea Ladies’ Silk Trimmed and indow Aaies untrimmed: val- liose tan and ae , In 10,000 Sheets of Music Choicest Gems, Both Vocal and -Instrumental We positively close out our entire Sheet Musie Department. Customers come in and help yourself—take as many as you want. No matter what the former price all go tor one cent a copy. Counters. shel, Ing and boxes 1n this department also for sale. a SR orarRARSoRRRERRERRARR ESN “ers Reproducing Piano Department Band Instrument Depariment Grand Piano Department Old Violin Department Player-Piano Department Theater Orchestra Department Upright Piano Department Automatic Instrument Department Pipe Organ Department ‘ Victor Record Department Victrola Department Player Roll Department : Player Grand Pian é Terms on Used for = - only; hgead price Was | ] 75 Terms on $1600. Sale price } Players | Tins to Ss iit Pur haser Only Only $12 Gabler Grand Piano a $6 ( sed. but in good shape; will sel] ] 9 to eae ase a - : i iti oy to Terms to Suit Purehaser. $16 : ni Per Haddorf Reproducing Piano $ Per We are distributing this make; on sale tomorrow. \ ou Month couldn't dupheate this for #1500-——it’s new ie Month Terms to Suit Purehaser PLAYERS UPRIGHTS ; : ys ty KRtnRTZMAN, chony; used BARNSEN. *S-note, mah.; used — aT LOUIS PIANO CO. aks eee STEGER & SONS,SS-note, mah.: slightiy used S265 “TARR, ehony: used KRINGSTON, SA-note, walnut; shopworn acon HIUNTINGTON, onk: alightly used.. AL TOPIANO, SS-note, mah.; slightiy used 84505 Voshe & SONS. mah.; used STEINWAY, &S-note, ehony: used R405 AMPA “ sc ii \F | . maoah.: used... me MELTON, kA-note. walnut demonstrator S4S Ww. KN An & CO. =mah.; sliightiy used THIEBES, “S-note, mauh.; shopworn } Set | oe ES TEY A c \ we e beny used KINGSTON, SS-note, mah.t sample de luxe model S555 VALLEY GEM, mah.; wlightty used WURLITZER, SA-note, onk: wlightly used a5o% MIwWRATL.S.. onk; slightiy used FARNY, sS-note, walnut: shopweornen ane SC HRORDER, mah.: used (LARENDON, AS-nete, mah.; demonstrator S605 SII RLIN, mah.: shopworn KTEY REPRODUCING PIANO, mah. case, new. $1005 Ss weit ~&P?, o* a we) ee i Ste ei 25655 Ort ow staid iy tidal HW it 7 beopelgateba ‘ When Completed Our Building Will Contain 12 Complete Depts. | Pianos = » Pe . ' ‘ MILAER GRAND PLAYER, mah. cnae, demonstrator “i ADDORF REPRODG riawna, mah. case, ahopworn 27 New 50 new style 4 Victroias, 5 New $800 $25 each. This is not a re- : Player-Pianos, duced price, but we wish to Player-Pianos, and are making terms of Including Bench $la W eek : $565 Each $495 Each, dispose of them hurriedly Discontinued Style, The vround floor will be ehtirelv remodeled to such an extent that we n st d-srontizue the use oat this Six Talking Ma- at least otis weeks. It will be remo deled with m arble floors. beautifu " ae a nand instruments _ is : : : ] g ev\er shown in ™! ours before chines, Miscella- lustrument De partment when completed will = ~ oy oe : : . ‘ ‘nada tars 5 15 sound-proof Victrola Record rooms where the p aa neous Makes, for Three quick service Record counters which will be an innovation in 5% Louis. Sand ' Sale at Half of the ur offices will he on the mezzanine floor, enabling ps to use the ground : oor et rig for — Second Floor. One large room exclusively for Grand Pianos, where a hundred Grands will e on dispia: Real Value, Not Third Floor Init ‘dual rooms for Reprodacing Pianos, the like of which never were shown in kr lwo , Including Vic- Fourth Foo Six individual reoms for ‘Band Instruments of all descriptions, and old Violins; also a displays — T } trolas ool ge ™ Beh sh a at all times a display of o'd \ olina su as were never shown in Sf ovis before Wurlitzer Guar- antee, Absolute Satisfaction WuRLIZE Refunded 1006 Olive Street R or Money See effete bese SP eG feFee Fess aR POR FSF asses spose soresicannsn - — # When You Buy From Wurlitzer You Are Buying From the Largest Makers ana Dis. tributors of Musi- ca) Instruments in the World th 7

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JUNE 15, 1920. | | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A TUESDAY EVENING, - . ————— - ee 12 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH president of the Illinois Policemen’s | adopted a_ resolution condémning J Association at its closing session to- strikes by men or women engaged in Aas day. The policemen yesterday police work. Bhinols Sixth and Franklin Arch 35 HAULING FIRMS | te. BUY WITH H ENOWLEDGE 7 Polish “Our location saves you money” (ey ela: covers Ml RT {NOW ON “VACATION” H ABSORBEN| Boe vour underwear do what it ought Wednesday & Thursday Special to do? Does it absorb perspiration or retain it to your discomfort’? | Lastlong Union Suits are made of the ) best feather-weight, flat-knit cotton fabric produced in the U. S. A. ye Glsfene Reasons for | ‘Xbsorbs body moisture— NESSIE) : ES ° Saf d heiiiiae lets in air so perspiration s\OUI5 Df yy Service, @ | ety @ Th fi evaporates quickly. Oe ae CR eme Lastionc sare seer’ ! | 290 wine die Satisfaction Since 1868 Reape y Result is cool, comfort- £UN3 ONES a , , Union Suits. . 7" _— =" a : ie alee yoni Rew? rel YEA eo pow “Is; all sizes. ‘ o - hee The voluntary vacation of Special 5 transfer drivers and chauffeurs WAS | Price. pened . stillon today. At 9 a.m. Joseph En- a 2 a a * # & a a a & a a 2 a hd A . wate ag . of the, c | @ a oe Ls} e * e — aaa « o a ~ glaender, secretary-treasurer ~~ . raw” eee ~~ “ | di f Nullifiers Columbia Transfer Co., estimated Boudoir Slippers” a 1e$ that 1000 men had joined the walk- , , , | , out, which started Saturday morn Ladies’ black kid, quilted in- Tip or Plain Toe beer niber: ‘didiin ieiheans: Hetwoon soles; silk pompon, hand- , the men and the Team and Truck lack kid Owners’ Association turned soles.) Ladies’ bla in ei EE ih tthe mine iont ” { Nullifiers; rubbe 4 sé é | Regular #2 00 ~¥h ’ ble of men out Was rade DY Charles | ; } ( h eels, flex! r€ Lanhan president of the teamsters’ | vyaiule UF eomtort local wnion “The drivers aire | striking.” said Lanhan. Thev have’ eae Seg er eg SS 3a ~—S . yp i te EE | Vy are products. | Three-quarter leg, shor: sleeves and ‘ . ies } Flat-knirt athletic suits for men. Boys, athletic. Service, in all that the name implies, has been J. Charless Cabanne, the polices ‘ upon Ww hich this enormous business 80168; durable Loose- President. has been built. : able and Special sale, must quilt their jobs About 300 ol } - 4 15 ge "2.85 Prem have Fone to work = the (,;@! 7 >» price ‘ ’ | oOfore plant for 47 cents “4 nrting John P. Cabanne, Serviee, here, begins at the pastures where Ahencheons Sold by Retailers Vice-President healthy, contented cows graze on the finest pas- e ey ure li n the world Buy With Knowledge haok mohert lL. Kava Til nds in t rie ] elastic ] " ‘ ‘ | : ¢ *) ; , let and satbpie of fabrie sent on Gen. Manager. ; request. pulously sanitary surroundings, and pasteuriza- “V"" Shaped , : , John F. Lee, tion and bottling in accordance with the most J. Sheppard Smith, modern scientific methods. Others are going into the a harvest fields They just got tired , 1} of thet iohbs because the were not It eontimiwies W ith hygienic Mmiuking under seTu- Barefoot Sandals and Play Oxfords J) ire! ions pecause tes were 1 . “While the fre ight hendilers did not | for Children in the OME cabronet’ thes have been eau into pi hence by the m of the present refusal of the drivers and chauf d they are not fi feurs to work. The freight handlers | and clerks signed.new contracts with the transfer companies a week azgO @ & ~ {@ & m « THEY COME IN TAN ONLY and*-have no wage grievance He u & a7 ® oe a mt = geri tes _ Ed. F. Hagemann, It ends only with the delivery to your door of Se ae Dn | Sec. and Treas. pure, rich milk which is unsurpassed in quality. Taree ST. LOUIS DAIRY COMPANY r JAS LT: L ON G For | St. Louis, Mo. fon FEATHER-WEIGHT* - FLAT-KNIT ne Onion Sat ts to solve the proble he] These wonderful little Shoes Pp e to wear them an high cost of Shoes. The kiddies lik expensive. INFANTS’, The walkout, at the beginning, af- fected only the Columbia, Fidelity and t’entral Transfer (os... the lare in the city Yesterday it had BOYS’ AND GIRLS’, | . spread to more than 20 companies G1, to 11 + A Will and this morning Eenglaendet said 25 ; BOYS’ AND GIRLS’, the drivers and chauffeurs of 3 Will }}!1 » to ple , Not lransfer and express « ompanies had Not BOYS’ AND GIRLS’, Rip joined in the “vacation.” . a “ , . oor ~ ‘ : a Rip eo Es aaa i es oe The mie) have been recei $27.20 a week ccentiv the - ~~ ~~. * 7 ~ ~~ ~~ ’ a plovers offered to increase this $34.20 a week but at the conferen > |. Sh last “rid: ‘ePpresentatives o the Men Ss Canvas OW oes men Prac iB ie Bond be $36 a week {f Was announced today that the, English or Round Toes, Leather Soles large! transfer companies would . = =~. Iiriecror . ” ‘+ A pair of Canvas Shoes are just as necessary to A Send nonunion drivers to East St. man ‘s ‘wardrobe today asa straw hat. They are stylish, Louis during the day to transport to cool, comfortable and, what is important at this time, everwe hundred thousand they will CUT YOUR SHOR BRILL IN HALF. You POUNCE OF HoCene ayes EN Mee, may choose from nine styles, in the three prevailing Pf 3 in I ae, which has heen “ace lulating there since Saturday colors of ' Som ' the drivers on “vacation” 2 o - ; oe ee asked to haul this mail to 8S - Pp au hi / "~~ re W ite, Ouils vyester 1 \ Postal officials he: P | B ch aid the drivers refused to haul it, aim eac making it necessary to employ ‘“‘va- . cation breakers” for the service lust the thing for any man and Gray - ‘ ‘a _f / = . : a CeO ge KES | , large and rooms Hias five . yattern . ‘awer hat drawers, In Three FIVE PERSONS INJURED IN ft , , are ee , . : « and ward $ 85 A ne a to any home. Nat - ‘ eS sip 39, re . : A T ‘ised, and one you wi Grades and " SZ. 00. $2 5) and $3 (){) anadli “ $ , 3/ p ti wn Wur salesman — Prices is . | AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS is tar ing ‘ | r? F ee { ash—_$2. 00 Month. 7 : : ” hat Easy Termes ve Ao giaa =. “$20 thie ; A f ~ apner with Roy s. Suffers Fractu d Leg When if ~~ , 4 7 , (4 } 4% | ; . | d oi igatie oe ol sa if * $3975 + ) an ° ' = = - ’ . y , ' ’ > , ‘ — . RP ~ — a _ ™ Hit by Machine Driven by Woman. | aoe al | : Five persons were injured in auto- ) Hf | a mobile accidents \esterday afte ee hoor James Rothery, 44 vears old, of 4 Michigan avenue, was Knocked at Grand and Lafavette ave nues by an automobile driven by k — ti? ! b. Sechrieber, 1566 Arcade Building S aS ; ee ' His nose was broken q ; Say : o + A 25 ‘ ‘* : eel | woven wire spring William Gordon, 8 of 5930 Kim- ) = this : . ‘ ced paged ' -wreruwenen rong aus ank avenue, was hit by an automo eve “sign hd finish te % /OuT ubsi ad TOGA RS > Oy Yee s bile driven by Mrs. Nellie Mauvois. wut er uree $49 75 : : . d tial wheels To North Market street. in front i 2A cg ‘ : {is another bi! evidence 3 stop. “hae eM a0n No phone or tnail or , Mary Jones, 8, of 1717 Market comeing’ , ene none tS Comme , y last ™ You will find a large selec- eye) a . ¥ > » - ; it lo i : ps street, crossing the. street at Seven- rrices Now is your 5 d B re Kh Pe tion of these fine triple t save , , ‘hance oO Bt Se m Or. oh re 2 : “= r sor chance Qo Market P $90. cvoun 2 . - we roo en? gh : ban mirror ps Tables mon as $9" your m teenth and streets, was hit by an automobile driven by Philip vee 7 om 8 . . ) al ' Rousch. 3850 Virginia avenue . ‘eh we ae k Extra heavy ni nt Broom O, 7 i cote 75 ( oaae Cae at } 85 ( ; aes Moet: . | ‘OC @ eek fortunate purchase or a eee —_ s0MmE and hear the PN: ee ; . —_ This a gee _ ba roomy, quantity makes this low at c ne Price = vale - galvanize steel-line efrigera- post » This oom ins “ip . | STREET CAR CREW AND TRUCK ee he Sy to Al bany Verme Hiss tere 62 Conbnee \ ] ; 1 DRIVER HELD TO GRAND JURY Rai icbiaiive uae ‘ ocalion | Pigured in Collation on South Broad- nl S - - x = me — i . area a . Glu PIECE , ™ way Saturday Night in Which 9-Piece Dining Suite Wr \, 7 fh Plainly Just ALUMINUM ASSORTMENT ¥ One Man Was Killed. O this before you buy any phono- The chauffeur of the automobile } : Tae graph. The Vocalion plays records truck and the motorman and con- ——_ 8 8€6}\ oe LS as of all makes. So you can choose aq ductor of the Broadway car involved | lat, ’ | +t i half-dozen records with which you are min tse ame RTE 5 South Broadway shortly before mid familiar. hight Saturday, which proved fatal fo an occupant of the truck, were or dered hel for the grand jurv on a When you have heard these records played on the Vocalion you will realize what we ephanats: waa. eee mean when we speak of bringing the hid- Daniel Tross,-26 years old, of den beauties from records. losl1A South Ninth street, a ma- chinist for the Progressive Transfer Co., owners of the truck, who was. wk & wae sabtiarsveadl The Vocalion is supreme in tonal quality aseytner tt: Sie pd 4 ' ve Lang oo | . -——the prime essential of any musical instru- Water street. motorman. and Theo- 7 Your Credit ment. Tone cannot be described. But the dore C. Richarz of 4218 Dewey ave- oe ey RT Is Good ear is delighted with the full, rich, natural nue, conductor, were held. and finished golden, fumed and ma! : : Jac Poeser. 50 wv any. The desigr h that win , Si consiate of all reproduction. That is why we want you to : ' "i Roese years ~ a la- miration coat eed are Th . $ This Suite ts just as illustrated—6 dining chairs, 5-foot extension table and $ 00 large Pp did ae pieces that : mOre| ivVingg a if South Ninth tone is soft and melodious large roomy ffet This low price is m ade po ssible by huge quantit: pul are reali ‘ necessary to any come and hear the Vocalion. street address was thrown out of the and I Diay your favor chases for our E xht Stores. We are proud to offer such an ex: eeding ly good pneaveill an apectal eale te tist’ 6 f of soaring prices; only.. one Monday EASY TERMS 1 i ft tier er. lue in the fac Ty ae show? truck and died of a fractured sku}! a. ve Jue : . Ma ectiy E. term 1.50 ¢ —1 thiy. Vocalion prices are reasonable. Conven- Tross and Eugene Tross, Mrs. Hen- — . s ash—01.00 Newmy rietta Owens and her two chil . : . , : ra . , , tional Styles, $60 to $350; Art Styles, $280 eide? dad teak iil atthe ge Stores in St. Louis, East St. Louis, Ill, Danville, Ml. Cairo, Ill, Mound City, Two in Louisville, Ky. to $2000. Convenient payment terms. A tae: Geuck;*Seade. deibe ae nome booklet of startling phonograph facts free verely injured. All were taken to on request. the City Hospital Testimony showed that the truck ; was going north on the east side of The AeolianCompany Nour. whe ht Sano ie p ~ hou when it ewerved acroas . th; ; s sireet In the path of the southbound Steinway Representative cnr Testimony \aried as to the speed of the street car In St. Louis at 1004 Olive St. | Policemen Agninst Police Stren 414 N. Broadway—Between Locust and St. Charles—“‘We Furnish the House That Jack Built. iv the Awesoctated Press AURORA, TIL, June 15.—Capt. | ’ 4 Rockford, was elected ‘

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: Dairv ed St. dairy as heen business : where eat pas- er sern- iweuriza- he most door of quality. ANY fo any home, Nation® wd. and one you will , own ur salesman | to demonstrate this “$3975 | your -grade 4 with $69 “ — : b-85.00 Monthix. = $9785 s? Cash—s? Month. TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1920. a . —a k FW S The Dunlap reputation for correctness and relia- bility has its reflection in the Dunlap Straw Hats now presented for Summer Nineteen-Twenty. The conservative element appreciated by the digni- fied business man and the jauntiness sought by the young man or the youthful appearing chap will be found in Dunlap Straws. - - Authority on Style for Those Who Like to Dress Well. OLIVE at EIGHTH Keep Your Girls Feet Shapely FG. HOOSE her shoes to fither feet—rather than follow the usual method of crowd- ing toes into pointed shoes that bend growing bones; and eventually bring corns, bunions, callouses, weak arches, and ingrowing nails. Let us fit Educator Shves toyourdaughter's feet. Have her slip on the Educator oxford, pictured below. Educa- tors are built to the cor- rect foot shape, with full freedom for toes and® - tendons. They “let the feet grow as they should” — straight and shapely. Made by Rice & Hatchine, Ino. ton, Mass. SPELT wae. — = = Unless branded on the sole, il ts notan t ducater - FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN FAMOUS-BARR CO. Olive, Locust, Sixth and Seventh Streets. ' June good behavior 10 HUCKSTERS FINED FOR GIVING SHORT WEIGHTS Fourteen Charged With Using Im-— proper Measures or Falling to Have Scales Adjusted. Fourteen hucksters and produce dealers appeared in police court vesterday to answer charges made by Commissioner of Weights and Measures Schlomann, who testified they had been giving short weight, using measures of improper size or failing to have their scales ad- justed. Ten were fined, one cas6 was dismissed and three were con- tinued Ten dollar fines were imposed on Louis Boris of Jefferson Barracks, Frank Newbauer of the Telegraph Road, William Hoffmah of 9%106 South Broadway, George Holdner of Jefferson Barracks and Vito Restelli of $200 South Broadway. Five dol- lar fines were imposed on Lawrence Gilardi of 1433 North Seventh street, Ernest Mesback of 2838 South Thir- teenth street, Abe Berger of 1340 Elliott avenue Ben Goebel, 5604 Mitchell avenue, and Emory, 1851 South Tenth street Some of men when peddling along ‘Commission Row on Third street and others at the old French Market on Broadway near (houteau Charles Natoli of 816 North street was fined $5 and costs Judge Ittner on a charge of selling beans without weighing them or measuring them, in violation of a city ordinance He arrested 5 The fine was on the were arrested Ninth bv Was staved OPEN VERDICT BY JURY IN SHOOTING OF LYONS “Hlomicide at Hands of Unknown | Persons,” Finding in Case of Man Killed Sunday. a verdict of at the of unknown was returned in .the death of Lvons, 3: old, 1233 South Fourteenth who was shot Sunday at 6:20 p. m. as he was 8sit- ting in front of-a soft drink stand at Tenth and Hickory etreets, by one of three or four occupants of an automobile which stopped at the curb. Edward Allen, proprietor of the stand, who was sitting beside Lyons, testified that after the shooting Is the man with the revolver in- quired of one of his companions, “is he indicating Allen ‘Allen said the man snapped the trig- ‘ger several times but that the re- volver apparently contained no more cartridges. As told yesterday, the police know Lyons as a leader of a gang of five homicide persons John oroners hands years Street, mI) one of them,” burglars and robbers, frequently ar-'| rested suspicion in e€eonnection with recent payroll and other rob- beries. The police believe his shoot- his own pos- the division proceeds on associates, of ing was b) sibly Ove! C.0FC. DRECTORS MAKE STATEMENT ON OPEN SHOP Say They Never Have Acted on Mat- ter and Action Could Not Be Predicted. The directors of the Chamber of Commerce want it known that thes never have taken any action indicat- ing their attitude on the open shop ‘question. They issued a statement making this plain, following the ac- tion of the Central Trades and Labor Union Sunday in commending the chamber for its “refusal’’ to indorse the open shop. Several days ago at a meeting of chairmen of the members’ confer- ence a resolution was introduced rec. ormmending that the chamber tn dorse the open shop The failed to pass, and on that basis the unions took their action Sunday. The directors’ statement empha- sizes that they have never acted upon the matter, and the astatement saya “should any such action ever be — one guess is as good as resolutior | be.”’ ° |BRITISH MARINE WIRELESS OPERATORS GO ON STRIKE ’ | Stations at Parts Tied Up, and Men Are Called Off Ships as Voy- age Icnds. Rv the Associated Press. LONDON, June 15.—A strike marine wireless operators that wil! affect all ports and shipping, was declared this morning by the Asso- ciation of Wireless Telegraphers. / The men are demanding an increase in wages of approximately 180 per cent over the pre-war rates, and also better conditions of employment. Under the strike order, operators / on ships are instructed to cease work when thetr voyages end, and not to 'sign for further trips. Officials of the Marconi Co. pointed out this afternoon that prob- ablv only a small percentage of the /' 4500 operators had _ received. the strike order as vet, as the mafority \of the operators are now at sea In a statement the company ex- pressed willingness to make “a re- adjustment of wages.” ’ MORE FIRE HOUSES ASKED FOR -<—- — — ------ ~~ Chief Panzer Makes Suggestions on Use of $360,000 Bond Money. Fire Chief Panzer today recom- mended to Director of Public Safety McKelvey that a fire house for a single engine company should be i built at Union and Brown avenue, near the new industrial district, and a double engine house should ‘be erected at Partridge and Gar- esche boulevard. He also recom- mended that the house ooceupled by engine company No. 23 at 129 West Kraus street should be dismantled and a double engine house erectet on the site. The motorigation of the Fire De- partment is also urged and $260,00°% of the $360,009 voted in the bond is- sue is recommended used for this purpose. The suggestions will be i submitted to Mayor Kiels supervis ory committee of business men be- fore taken upon them, that action * Princeton Man Minister to Greece. | By the Asesoctated Press PRINCETON, wN. ,J., June 15 The appointment of Prof. Capps of Princeton as United States Minister to Greece, was announced here yesterday. The Board of Trus- tees granted him a leave of absence to accep the post Prof. Capps has been head of the Gall, | First Taste Makes You Want More TOASTIES ow Corn inna Girls! Girls!! Save Your Hair With Cuticura sack ‘Samples Brecof Cutiours, Dept X Maiden Maes. an- other as to what that action would. of. Kdward | Greek department at Princeton since 1906. the Athens, and was in charge of the Red Cross Mission in Greece during the war. tie was formerly director of American classic school at The new fashioned way of solving the milk problem is Nestlé’s Every Day. It’s so convenient to always have on hand a supply of richer, creamier milk, in- stead of having to depend on the milkman in the old- fashioned way. Let Nestlé’s Every Day add its full measure of cream to your coffee, your cereals, your cooking—today. Ask your grocer. NESTLE’S EVERY DAY MILK Made by the makers of Nestié’s Milk Food for Babies NBSTLE’S FOOD COMPANY NEW YORK wg eae Always On the Job ~ © I~ sumed its duties, this Company is ever on the job. It 1s never incapacitated by sickness, never is away and never dies. Come in and discuss our service with one of our ofhcers. Sr. Lours Unton Trvsrt Co. TOURTE Awe LocusT OLDEST TRUST COMPANY IX MISSOURL re Test bad Ths IT bd | bed T teed be bd T bee | , FLOAT A FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS Perfectly absorb BUTH shock and rebeond. Come in for demonstration. L. B. TEBBETTS & CoO. °125 LOCUST sT. Both Phones. HOMES “city suburban or on farm-—are advertised in the POST- DISPATCH Real Estate columns. the Kraft Baked Potatoes © K RAF? baked potatoes are @ delicacy your family will en- joy to the last morsel. One such potato is a whole balanced meal by itself. Cut baked potatoes in half, scoop out the inside and mash thor- oughly. Mix Kraft Cheddar or Pimento cheese with hot milk and stir until smooth. Mix with mashed potatoes and whip till light. Pile back into potato shells and bake until brown in hot oven. Kraft Cheese in tins is the new, sanitary way to buy cheese. It is first blended to insure even quality, then sterilized, packed and sealed in parchment lined tins and steril- ized again. Kraft Cheese will keep in any climate indefinitely. You can get Kraft Cheese at your dealer’s in 8 delectable va- rieties — Cheddar, Chile, Pimento, Rarebit, Swiss, Roquefort, Camem- bert and Limburger. Ask him for our book of recipes. KRAFT#@CHEESE aa a A Word to Owners of Small Cars About Buying Tires Now 30 x 3% Goodyear Double-Cure Pabric, All- You know that every summer, for the past four years, there has been a shortage of Goodyear Tires in the 30x 3-, 30x 3%- and 31x4-inch sizes. Although we have now in full oper- ation the world’s largest tire factory devoted tothese sizes, we cannot guar- antee to supply all needs this year. So if you want true Goodyear mile- age and economy this summer for your Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Maxweil or other car taking these sizes, we counsel you to act at once. The sure way to avert disappoint- ment later is to go to your nearest Service Station Dealer and buy Goodyear Tires and Heavy lourist Tubes now. ——_—- -_— - — ee ee “Sc sege BOO DSF EAR ——. . DOM BN Gon 48°56 —-- -— — — . — a —_ $2350 —— Weather Tread 30 x 3% Goodyear Single-Cure Fabric, Anti-Skid ~ 2 1 50 Goodyear Heav,’ Tourist Tubes cost no more than the price you are asked to pay for tubes of less merit—why risk costly casings when such sure protection is available? 30 x 3% size in waterproof bag $450

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATS Hq" em ‘today by the | Ohio State University of which | Kettering is a4 member. ‘ , a. ne iles east One Killed, Many Hurt in Wreck motor truck at Genoa, 15 m ‘ $400, 000 GIVEN FOR RESEARCH : TOLEDO, O., June i5.-—One per- of here. The electric was derailed | ee i] ) eon was killed, three were severely by the impact and ran several i | mr the Anssciated Prone ma injured and more than a score dred feet on the ties, finally struck COLUMBUS, O., June 15.—A gift! . glightiy hurt late vesterday when a a pole, was whirled around and then | .¢ $400,000 by Charles F. Kettering. ent lake Shore electric car struck a fell on ite side. Dayton manufacturer, for medical ' — research in connection with the Col- min | |lege of Homeopathy, was announced board of trustees of | Mr. ' N © sater safer place or your savings ~--than ---' the oldest bank in Missouri Boatmens Bank Broadway and Olive Came straight te = Window 1}. 7 vs No delay, IwWINDOW No red tape. jw, | ’ \ 14. . : 4 J Tj 44 Open Saturdays Till %P. M. |, Nes oy A ee ee ee A Standar at an Unusual The H. C. Bay Company, manufacturers of the “Solo Concerto” Player Piano, have found it practically im- possible to ship their instruments because of the present railroad situation. This difficulty enabled Conroy’s to purchase several car- loads of these celebrated instruments, in addition to their regular order, at virtually the cost of manufacture, and being fortunate enough to secure prompt delivery, Conroy’s are offering these Players at “D389 about $200 less than a Player of this type is ordinarily sold for, as you can see from the letter of the President of the Bay Company. Oommen eee Owes ie ee ee | a ee ee ee , | EACLUSIVE PLAYER PIANO BUILDERS THE 8OLO CONOEATO | SOP REPVBLIC BUILDING OHMCAGO June 6, 1920 Conroy Piano Co., Cor. llth & Olive Sts., St. Louis, Mo. Gentlemen: The majority of our dealers throughout the country who sell the H. C. Bay "Solo Concerto" Player from $750.00 to $800.00 have protested so . forcibly against the unusually low "prewar" prices at which you are merchandising our in- ) struments, that we will appreciate your Selling | | them at these prices in the St. Louis district | exclusively. | Yours very truly, H. C. BAY COMPANY, Mareg 2 Aa HCB/BG President cee ane —— _——————— a rr These Players are substantially built, of beautiful tone and exquisite finish, They have the much desired ukulele attachment, carry our usual ironclad guarantee and the price includes delivery, musio rolls and a beau- tiful player bench. The cases are of mahogany, oak and walnut. Prompt selections are advised in order to secure just the partic- ular finish you have in mind. Convenient Terms ,CONROY'S Tee rer Ith Clive East St. Louis Store, 431 Missouri Avenue ee a eee | Thomas Newton ere _Leota Gladys La Marriage Licenses Births Recorded Burial Permits MARRIAGE LICENSES. lite Ear! F. Kremer _ 4527 Red Bud Emma Wiessenborn RS34 Asblan i pions oe Griffin pre Pittsburg. Pa ola F. Wiillams 42304 North Market ..Kaysport, 11) ; Anna, Il .. Vandalia, Li! Mol9 Union Frederick I. Leib Madeliense Steaga!! (lParles A A'imendinger lefferson Barracks, Mo “haries. Mo “709 Madison 2332 Mullanphy 2007%4 Gravols 1424 Wright Taty ‘ar SY rf 7 Harry B Helen Pie@epum Hiarrvy A. Morr ...Kaysport, 111 | Pertha Fifert ...... 0153 Oregon Harry W. Moore 407 be ashington | Gertrude E. Pelittie . adet, Mo James Prothre " Lovejoy, Ill Lonie Edwards Lovejo' Il) Hugh J. Keran 4162 Flad, Mergaret K. Halley 1@A South Dakota | James W nee s 614 8. Broa dwa Reva M. Ho 1°17 S. Broadway Walter John Rogere Ibe Ro Mo i Mrs. Laura Bole De So Mo Fdaward Fi: “1 Touts Irene M A sac se St. Lou's Mortimer Dewey Gearin 4358 Labadie Julia Ire ‘avior 4419A ° ‘ote Brililante | New ton 1 ‘on ‘ Ellis j Mo Naor! J. Neella 4959 "Maple lo) ow war ] lodd 44559 Hiurt lea be Mary Liebier ISO2A Benton, Seteeh Harrison Harper Nevada _ Mo Mary Eva Hain 4140 Flora Frede k FP. Mars 1141 S Grand Helen M. Riche “84°2 Blendo Peniamin William Haseniaeger 4017 A Fair (jra Ma | Stenhens S108@A Garfield Her an Bie l'ermenye 11O] Q ? iz ina Schawa ” 37 Penta’ an'’a Tule s Richards ® Ride Ire I lia 7 re’ e { Wi ’ ls e “298 Kugenia Tones i” Leffing Na 0 er 'AIG F ry Fdna May Wriaht i327 Ss is J i 412 Thy ’ Fleanor |! I and A220 N. 14t) (;*orgee J } 47110 & Mat Jer nie \] ' ase ’ ] ; ~ eth Jullue r eve ee LOWE Hilda |] a Kus aa erm ‘on We He !l4¢ 4) Weet Helle 710 N. 2ist 40 Bu an A ,* AY 7 awn ] > = 6021 Virginia 410 | "O51 Clar Mra . irgil ‘ hFiookines R17 = oe John Edward |} ndy 1512 Elitot a BARGAINS {wr *. rer in slightly used and sample bins & Mvers. FAN IN PERFECT the season Le 4 neh 4_nlade VW eet ern Blect bar ar tvVpe ; aiatsa _¢ \ EW fa . Bpecia! oo very HAS BEEN ts are limited 8) 4 , 8 e@muiar tip regu FANS This sale ineludes such well-known makes as Emerson, Rob- Westinghouse and Western Electric. "AREFULLY OPERATING CONDITION OVERHAULED so better come early. ) Specia. nris “a l6-ine : type Immediate deliveries on all styles and types of new fans Lindell 6550 . + ~~ ‘~~ - : on -* ’ — : AND IS ruaranteed for “3 a .30 Kinch 4-blade Os AO l6-ineb rm § 50 cillating fans. $ C1 —— Fan Special price.... Special lade rey Central ~—— = immings . BIRTHS REC CORDED. BOYS I. and I. Nee ag 8926 =. Main. A. and A. Per Zi47A Hickory J. and N pen By 8402 William. G. and M. Reim,. 1741A Dolman. G4. and W. Haves. 1R16A 8. &d. J. and (¢ Riewe, S92Z8BA N. 284. li. and C. Raaf, 4458 Beck F.andA Prafwies, 491°2A Devonehitra Shultz, 5027 Garfield. r . 2908 Lawton Fiernoy, 4305 Kennerly. and lL. Burch, ri > iI |. and H NNER, "4321. Minnesota. J. and R ware. ROAT McRee J. and J th G1OA S HKovle HM and "Bo . 6248 Terrs f and } Tones Y4R2(° Warren R and M. Whitson, 4549 Virginia A. and F luettig. £540 Lowel E. and DD. Leporir “427 Franklin: twtae. oe ee rt. 2308 & Jeffer rson BE. and J. Ge " .. mean a. 2 T. and I. I 2106 | Jon A. and M. Ma “7 North Market RE. and P. Nass. 4471 Delor A. and M. Fischer. TZ18A Pennsy)bvania. C. and E. Ehlen 4202 Wvroming. FE. and P. Hamft, 8781 Indiana EK. and M. Hergesel!. 5869 North Market. A. and Il. Margharita, 1428 Montrose. BURIAL PERMITS. Pr J. Bartley, 40, 4122 Botanical: eplieney Rebecca Beake: 54, #800 Washington: car- noma leabella Learmont ff BOODA KShenandoah: apoplexy \ am Lacy, 69, 2700 Stoddard: nephritis Kita Ford Ta Cook ernteritte lAuretta Pratt 4‘ oe Valentine: cirrhoeta. WwW Hoppaugh, 84. 2609 § (Grand: accident. lLakev Hiobart. 1. Children'sa Hoenita! Frederick Petersen. 65. 1220 Renton: hernta Wm. Swaney, 8&8, 1113 S. Newstead: ac erosis Dorothy Nicho’s, 6, 2837 B&B Isth; scarlet fever Fila Williams, 41, 8654 West Pine: carect- noma. Mary Steffen. 1, 6122 Ortole: bronchitis Marie Schefferstein, 85, myocarditis. John Kinney, 89, 1918A Franklin: heart 4ie- | enee. ..8pringfield, 11 | 1360 Goodfellow; , ' Cornelia Hodges, 87, 3107 Laces; eclampela. | Lreorge Sodie, 52, 1501 Park: nephritis rR. J. Kellev. 35. 1488 Hodiamont. peritontftis. Robert McLeod, 49, 83582 N roadway: ne- phritis l outee 7 teens 78 GOED A Soh) Frank Cun bh Ite: asthma iinghan iv S08 «(AS 34: ecarcl- nephritis noma India Beerman, ™, SS4f Magnolia 4. 1,01 Pendleton; pneu- Mary Smith monia Anthony Busch. 46, 103 8S. 14th: los! R. M 6s, itle Wright, 2126 Nebraska; endocard- ftubercu. ; | Henry Johanesmeyer, 77, 4980 Lilburn: en- | Caroline Hunt. docarditia. Mary Iocich, 20. 1918 S& 18th: 76. Sanitarium: sclerosis 70, 8510 Iteska: 64. S812 N. 234: _ S659 | Ci tay Henrietta Halliger. monta Justine Brandhorst,. euloele FP. Tayior. 48, Edward Schwartz. : Mart ha Segastir e 4. 8T°%0 x ; MP, 2ORTA PR tuber- 72. resi 4 48. 400° Penn eases a het re R - gate 3s ae hurie arnes. 2, 2 organ: a . C H. Meyer, 74. 2015 Benton ‘ Apepl ving Parney Me ‘aw lew, 41. 1084 S& Rehr Joseph Sherer, 86. L870 Plymouth. nephritis. tubere: ulosis. pneu- .| ad “How I saved With acknowledgments to K, C, B, @ policemans life” * S EVEN THE errs. WERE TED that morning. AND THE coffee, DIDN’T FooL mé one DIt BUT WHEN after Droaktnet, MY CIGARETTE tasted awful, iT WAS too mre AND A grouch atarted. AND WALKING to work. ! SWORE. off smoking. AND DECIDED to fire. My OFFICE dor, DUT JUST detore I decided, A MAM passed 520, ABD SAY bat the emoke. TMAT DRIFTED beck. DID SMELL good. AND I followed him, , . > + INTO A store HE THREW down two dimes AND SAID “The sama” AND 80 did L AND 680 rial oii smoking. AND eTILL keep that. OFFICE BOY and T let that. HANDSOME POLICEMAN live. AND I'M going to boost. THAT — : pemeat: FOR PRESIDENT or something. FOR REALLY those cigarettes, DO SATISFY. wnester CIGARETTES a UST a whiff of that spicy aroma of fine Turkish and Domestic tobaccos " satio- are biends and Chester- vavenot will make you bungry for this fy’ smoke. There blends, but none like this az.«. field’s blend is a seere? wc *: be copied. tel werteevere. Geteuprwrrrrt?, yy, eee e282 82 2 2 Seem and bd ya 3 Pal be: gts ate ‘ 4 oe ey 4 é q es: Eg $100,000 LOAN Appeals Fro Lubomirski At Ma Poles of St. I appeal from PF mirski, tnited States, Halil. pearl, tional loan. T other pledges t been made tow of $500,000 Mintate 1940 (as $100,00 The Prince, paper men at | after his arrive ¢hat only the Americans of I in@ asked to ponds, which | from $50 to $5 open to outside are redeemable cent interest. “Perhaps $2! will be used a igsue of currer biv an issue of “The rest Ww —

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. Sartelle, n ke City "-, ee ee ee ee aa rere omer ano vo / , 4 PP te eee rere ~ ogee - en ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1920. See 4 7 } q | chase necessities in the United | short calls upon Archbishop Glen- u _ States; cotton, wool, tractors, rail- | non, David R. Francis, Ambassador ; | way carriages, agricultural imple- to Russia, and Mayor Kiel, before | ments and seeds. going to Polish Hall. | "We are greatly in need of cotton, | Prince Lubomirski departed last of which we could use 250.000 bales | night for Toledo. } . a year. At present we need 200,- “wae ee | me railway cars and 1000 locomo- ‘TWO DEAD, FOUR WOUNDED : ves.** IN VIRGINIA FEUD FIGHT Appeals From Prince Casimir New Polish Government. The Prince, who is 58 years old, of | Lubomirsk! Well Answered | @ family identified with the history | Trouble Near Bristo! Starts When ( At Mass Meeting. of his land since the fifteenth cen- Members of One Faction Disarm tury, and in the pre-war period an. a Deputy Sheriff. By the Associated Press | SSvemsive lumberman, manufac turer, BRISTOL, Va., June 15.—Feud Poles of St. Louis, in answer to an | and agrarian operatoy, insisted upon ‘epirit between the Fee and Berrv appeal from Prince Casimir Lubo- | talking of the Polish Government families of Esserville, near here, ter from Poland to the “It is the first of the new Govern- | found expression Sunday in a re- _gmirski, United States, |Hali, 1940 Cass avenue, Tents in Enurope, based completely on general suffrage,”’ he said “There is no doubt but that it is a volver fight in the streets of that town. As a result, Robert Fee and George Polly, the latter of the Berry | Polish subscribed last night at pearly $100,000 to the Polish Ne- Government of the people, for, of faction, are dead, De Witt Fee and ‘tional loan. This is in addition to! the 328 members of the Diet, four- @ Small baby are seriously wounded | | fifths are farmers who till 20 acres |and Tom and George Berry § are jedges to the loan which have been slightly wounded and less. That it is efficient can be : ‘ard &S , 5" see. Te inferred from the fact that it en- Reports of the struggle reaching The Prince, in speakine to news- abled the organization of Gen. Pij. here yesterday said the trouble was’ paper men at Hotel Jefferson soon sudski’s army which has checked Started last week by the Fee broth- his arrival at 4:30 p. m., said the Bolshevtiki.”’ ers holding up and disarming a Vep- after ‘ uty Sheriff. a member of the Berry that only the Poles in America or Reception at Hotel. Americans of Polish descent are be- | The Prince, who speaks excellent ing asked to subscribe to these gfoneliah, was accompanied to St. ponds, which are in denominations “Louis from Cleveland, where he had family. During the fight a baby belong- ing to a disinterested miner was hit by a stray bullet. from $50 to, $500, although they are spoken Sunday night, only by his . ets epen to outside investors, also. They | secretary. He was received by “a | $375,000 for Churches and Hospitals are redeemable in 25 years at 6 per committee of St. Louis Poles, headed cent interest. by Frank K. Grodski, which escorted “Perhaps $20,990,000 of this loan him to the Jefferson, where, after will be used as a basis for a new a brief reception to members of the | issue of currency,” he said, “possi- Polish clergy here, he was enter- bly an issue of 1.000,000,000 marks. tained at a private dinner at the ho- “The rest will be used to pur te] The entire party then NEW YORK, June 15.—Bequests. totaling $375,000 to churches and. hospitals are provided in the will of William F. Armstrong of New York, which was filed for probate here yes- : terda\ Armstrong died in Chicago made May v4 oo | | Ril TTT . i mtn gf. “ey It Makes Your Old Shoes “New Bright and shiny, with all scuffed and scratched places nicely dyed in just a min- ute! That’s the way Dyanshine works. Big shoes or little shoes, satin pumps, . army shoes, or baby’s shoes, it’s all the same to Dyanshine, and a penny a pair is DYANSHINE TRADE MARK DYES AS IT SHINES 5O.SHINES— 5O CENTS Dyanshine is the original and only effi- cient combination dye and polish. NO imitation of’ Dyanshine is harmless, | whereas Dyanshine actually preserves leather. | Moreover, three full fluid ounces, more than enough for fifty shines, makes it the most economical preparation on the mar- ket, despite the fact that it’s the only one that actually dyes and shines at the same time. Get Dyanshine in all the popular colors, Black, Cordovan Brown, Nut Brown and Light Tan, at the better stores. Remem- ber: You will find no substitute for Dyan- shine, and an imitation may mean the end of your shoes. Barton Manufacturing Company WACO, TEXAS Distribating Brenches: Ciacinaati, Atlante i pt remo) : | ~ . | Pi | | a) neseeooune DYANSHIN TRADE MARK REGISTERED SYES AS IT SHINES E city hospital. worrying .to invite the Democratic MAN STABS SELF IN ABDOMEN Wife Finds Him Unconscious With Butcher Knife in Hand. When Mrs. Anna Jerkovich of ' 2715 Chouteau avenue, went into the kitchen this morning to get break- | fast she found her husband, Nicho- | las, 39, a butcher, lying unconscious : - On the floor with a butcher knife in his right hand and a stab wound in| He was taken to the His condition Is criti- his abdomen. cal. Mrs. Jerkovich said he had been over money. Several! Several weeks ago she had him sent to the city hospital for observation. HARDING INVITED BY LEGION ‘Asked to Participate in Cornerstone | Laying in July. Warren G. Harding, Republican presidential nominee, vesterday was invited to come to St. Louis July 18 to aid in the laying of the corner- stone of an $80,000 memoria! which the American Legion will erect in Memortal Park Cemetery, Lucas and Hunt roads. It is the intention also nominee. _-~ A The legion, mately which has approxi-. will 79,000 members in Missouri. | date hold a State reunion on the named i Too Hot to Wash | Why not use the ‘‘Free™ Service? | It costs much less than a washerwoman. | Save money. Save time. Save gas and your back. Just think of it! 20 lbs for *-1.22 KOHN STOF STOR RES) PINEAPPLES) Cantatoupes Large size, California’s finest, each An ordinary wash ” LEMONS Brida) Veil: fancy j nit al, fn Fancy, splendid Free Jr. WET WASH Laundry juicy, igo size, value, 0 dosen.............. _ . SaaS 5576 EASTON AV. —PHONES— Deimar 341 Boyle and 4 Sntene Skinker and Pershing Delmar and Academy Easton & Hodiamont Delmar and Laurel Easton and Clara Forest 9130 No machine can do what this new receipt-printing cash register does ® It prints the merchant’s name. @ It prints the price of each article. @) It adds the items. @ It prints the total of all items. © It retains an added and printed record. It also does other important things for merchants, F. R. Jennings, Branch Manager, 1011 Olive Street, St. Louis We make cash registers for every line of business CASH a | 2m 10 MAIN ST. ie 32 . 48 . 09 2000 TOTAL >| $01. 06 Copy of receipt printed for each customer. clerks, and customers. Old registers bought, sold, repaired, and exchanged. Easy payments. Liberal allowance for old registers. Write or telephone to our office. TIONAL REGISTER CO. — ————— ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH |! 15 . eh ign - 2 oP ae 1. ae er Pe ee es Ce Se SS SRR ie oii =_—

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' we —_— TMETHODIST SUBSCRIPTIONS EXCEED QUOTA BY $1,250,000 JT. LOUS —_ 90 CLOAK AND SUIT FIRMS —————— LT - ABOLISH PIECE WORK SYSTEM: POST-DISPATCH | — TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1920. a — en a POISON MISTAKEN FOR FLOUR; ONE DEAD, ONE DYING, 7 ILL cupboard after an orchard sprayed. = —— a pS St os bree tees eee chasing ted tmeeee~gtwet (eats f a te es eee | Sorat stcstas eeees to ewse nee oeee te pay monthly Refrigerators You Can Depend Upon You don’t buy a Refrigerator every day—when you do, be sure that you select a good one—a Refrigerator of the right size, thor- —— oughly insulated, one that will keep vour provisions cold and sweet in the hottest weather—with the least amount of ice. show only the best makes-——-the kind that we know will give the utmost service and satisfaction. Let Our Convenient Credit Plan : is 4 | ; | _ Deug Had Been Placed in Cupboard Mrs. Ella Eaton Kellogg Dies. + | Centenary Conservation Committee Agreement Reached at crt After An Orchard Was Rv ‘he Associated Press. s' 9 Announces Total of $115,0038,375 of hanployes: and yo ene Sprayed. BATTILE CREEK. Mich., June 18. } r in bive-Year Period. ers—300 Workers . ow OGDEN, Utah, June. 15.-—-One Mrs. Ella Eaton Kellogg. aged 67, | #4 @Ry the Associated Press The plecework systet eine ..| grandson is dead, another dying and «i; known as a writer of magazine + NEW YORK, June To pubscrip members of the em gobierno ned aeven other members of the family -hild elf nd do f ttions to the Centenary Conservation ment Workers’ Union was abe iste) i) because Mrs. Wiillam Howard arene Gn Guns Vame = ; | Committee of the Methodist Episco- in 20, floak and sui Cactobic’ the of Brigham City mistook a poison, ™mestic science, died here yesterday : } pal Church exceeded the quotas for at a ¢onference of a lenallnte for flour when she dusted her bread ,after a long illness. She was the ithe various areas by more than $1 rnion and of the st 8 weente. { board wife of Ir. John H. Kellogg, head ' 250,000, according to announce ment pag oy namey4 —" " ste wage The poison ad heen placed in o of the Battle Creek Sanitarium. 8: sby the Centenary officials here yes (lay al — Sv : ’ diately > ~ '’ Tterday The total quota was $113,- system will be amective : vente” $22 Deities +) , 824,459, and the subscriptions were Minimum weekly salarte: ea —— fF $335,003 375 to $50 a week will be paid, varying : — | The Subscriptions for a five-vear act ording to the peere:" veainemas period of the principal areas follow ea by each class of oe eee "off ' Cincinnat! $1 4715,720 (*hicago, rates will tye given to he we ote age . $12.185.240: Boston, $4,924,241; Buf- clent workers It was said pe me “ 1} § Palo, $8,581,527; Denver, $1,640,000; new system mays reduce ~gdageia otice , Detroit, $6,070,489 Yew Orleans. of a tew skilled pecaworners f | $1 731,208 New Yor $7 074,560 President Benjamin Schiesinger oO y ae —e o. ee apd eet athe en ic Ss : 'Philadeiphia, $7,206,122; Pittsburg, the international union aid wo an lo Government / $7,232,280. Portland. $2,386,315: Sap Louis Was one of the last « ° , 'Prancisco. $4.460.378; St. Louis, $3 maintain piece work In rage gine B ad at $478,105: St. Paul, $5.421,213; Wash- trade. He said the new wages o ty: Or wrers Ti ington, $6,720,860 be similar to those in 4 hicago he- tht . lations with employers here have been verv amicable, he said t , ADVERTISEMENT. Vice President Samuel lLefkovits + Ze —~' wemained in St. Louis while Schles- The semPrannual interest } | inger departed to attend the Amer- , ay iean Federation of Labo! convention. coupon on your First 4 it was said Lefkovits would attempt . ° ° | : EAUTY TREATMENT to organize unorganized garment Liberty and Fifth Victory i . workers here. Bonds will be due Tues- ee ee onan yt | . , ' J if h on. Re. INCREASED M’KINLEY BRIDGE — day, June 15th. We will | ——Glears the Complexion, Re-, » ath A ; 7 VEHICLE TOLL SUSPENDED accept these coupons as J “—meves Pimples and Un- | Tes" —. i. Gin Blemish | Soa ) a cas eposit on your . ts n emisnes. ie ii , Ba Sas y . War Department Orde rs Hearing at savings account—new or e spill P carly Date to Inquire Into 4 i : Whot would vou spend f vou co iA be Proposed Advance. old. In this way you can : ; Sageured that beauty specialists would be The War Departinent foday or- ~ - ai ee von Complextoe 2» cggh aed dered a suspension of the increased compound your bond in- Mi ; mud?) . ipl. hblinteh face hands ec J > 9 . . + a “a aft enon ana edehe a: Waeon and truck tolls ovel the Me : terest at 3%, and keep an nome ~ i. i ee the bo Kinley Bridge, which were to have / iy ; ~ Loe ’ ’ ae r : reatore the ay become effectiv a toda. A protest your money under Unit i" am go gh eke arg es a : ~ eo ‘rease ates was filed ry te ta youthful rorsy tint remove AgAlNST the ine reased rate Was file aM tiv ekiy Dbiemishes Henuts ana “ it hy the Secretat \ of Wa r bs Jo- States Government super- ch 1 Dp ul i were put wo » per h W. Folk at the request of Cits > 8 wet —— vision dy wr 4 evry * tre rrietgi ' ey; hye aH } . . A ss “ are, ~ " “s BSDots Pu / : nad > pe ounselor Dau ng . 1. A at nes After man? ests and The Secretary of War ordered the : much experiment Binck and White. District War Department engineer | ay ; ° ° 4 mniment was offered the publi rhis’ in St. Louis to arrange for a hear- a Savings Department ts 1 efore retiting, and when used in ron. | img at an early date to inquire into open Monday evenings lmrtion with Hlack and White HKeauty the subiect. The new rates AS an- “ . oO ; me > ? ei) ~ e UaTra fer, - = . ‘ unt 6:30. Go 4 coer ane eee soho a og nounced bv the MekKinlev Bridge _o. | nal bus the ang ty Ny rm ga of would have increased vehicle tolls ; ic ‘ Soap or iT) ; oo , . ; nee wr ian 7 oe Ph — bv io 100 per cent ‘ ond direct to the manufacturera ls . . A sample literailyre and Black and PT. Co hed ge ane a Dee —- Policeman's Son Born tin Auto. ercamtile Ti st om mt | ' } 1i% | ‘ ie | . Black and White, Box 913, NEW YORK, June 15.—Patrick | Sr ° US Covernment aa Mahoney, a policeman of the Boller TIGNHTH AND LOCUST -TO ST. ‘ St. CNARLES AND Squad, who lives in Jamaica, is con- | — sidering whether or not to name his! The Institution for Savengs. youngest son Henry Ford Mahoney. | OINTMENT The child was born in a “‘flivver"’ |. ) Friday night outside Mary Immacu- x ; ki b} ° late Hospital, Jamaica The child | — =H emoves \ in emishes is an 844-pound boy and he and his —_— . A ae mother are resting comfortably. " ¢ YY SA ' V2 Le AZ : . ii ef ! rH ae 3 3 a | | | | ' We | i | ' i Place One in Your Home This easy payment plan was arranged for vour convenience. it in from lse Refrigerator pur- any our - large assortment. A deposit at time of purchase delivers it to your home. You the balance in small weekly or installments. MAY SIDR Cor. Twelfth and Goods marked in plain figures One price to all. We offer a good sized white enameled Refrigerator at $13.95. Also a ve tractive side-icer design at $32.00. In fact, you will find here Refrigerators in all styles and at all prices to please vou. ~~ Ol rv at- was Just get a stick of phelactitne O rien ta Cr eam Instantlyrelieves Heartburn, Bloated from our druggist and G i New the elm: bene assy Feeling. Stops indigestion fellow imple d'recttona ' . oa Re weft pt 2 Me, os : as Bey - foodsouring, repeating, headachean A C T O | D ACT ing hairs completely With your own the many miseries caused by i eves you eee the roots come out Phe A bad ACTIVELY lactin is albe@olute harmile non-pot d S m h THEY ASSIST NATURE’ a in Sink naniee : odaukiann” a Cl = to ac For LaGrippe, Constipation, Bilious- FATONIC Is the best remedy, it takes ness, Colds, Indigestion, Headaches, | Facial Blotches and Pimples, and al! conditions due to Irregularity of thee A § Bowels or an Inactive Liver. ADVERTISEMENT ingle Application Will the harmful acids and gases right out of the body and, of course, _ Ret well. Tens of thousands wonderfully o—» ] i= es EF! . = > i= i= S| 3 = |Z . 1} 1= |= | =| =| VES. 1 = = = 2 = = is THIS WAY: in Lucky : = Strike — the real Burley cigarette—you enjoy the EA toasted flavor. we It’s toasted. This special and un- UMTY. usual flavor is not to be had in any A ° % other cigarette. 3 a , . ta. ” So you see, with Lucky Strike a. we give you a good, sensible reason for buyingit. Wetell you what’s especially good about Lucky Strike — what's es different. It’s toasted. gt Are youa pipesmokerP Then try Lucky *” Strike pipe tobacco. Made from the finest ® Burley tobacco that moncy can buy. The toasting process seals in the Burley flavor and takes out every bit of bite. It's toasted. eed by Bel sS 7 % AY ‘ INCORPORATED —which means that if you don’t like LUCKY STRIKB Cigarettes you can get your moncy back from the dealer. = ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT HEAD COLDS FOOT CORN-«. follow the eimple, eesy kersin wee ance in eliminating the waste from seas enn tem and reduce the bowel tract. There is a cheap, a : > eb yen i pat. pleasant and reliable remedy which! § sort CORN@® ; 2 $100 cash guaratites Safe, ree everyone fable, reco by physictans. MISERY ANALGESIQUE Mt igomareded bree te Should Know About END OS ee | a a are thantes ~ gn gg A oe And which takes the place of dis- ae He positively ee quick reel ! in appearance, attractive, gain in agteeable salts, castor vil. calomel and lasting results. it penetrates health, @dd years to your lifel Recommended by ’ , Be: , and removes the cause. ( 7 piysicians. Ask for OIL OF KOREIN at auy ete., and which acts pleasantly on the in each package for Stubborn . gee winecuerantes. Or write for free brochure t2 «© DOWels, stomach, liver and kidneys. | ] Alldrug stores, 35c. MedeoCs ¢ 4 0-al-jay-seeh Bon-4a39) KOREIN Co. Station F, New York City My sweet little pill is better than ‘Thee. Leeming & Co., N.Y . ; . eastor oil, and sugar-coated, pleas. ° i — ole PY SOA So ag ADVERTISEMENT ant, and easy to take for any stom-. rs | ‘o'cide RE ME — ——— —~, ache or bowel disorders. Just try a/| New Discovery Makes package of ——— ~~ Superfluous Hair Leave CascaRoyal Pills ie ; can be yours. Its Root a4 AL All druggists; 15 doses, be; 45 arn nh | 1 wonderfully pure, ‘ A65 ae cs t =e on mee . cae doses, 08, 4 E = = soft, pearly white ap- ~ ccntinnsaiiatee nit prey Sets he 2 ADVERTISEMI'NT If you are tosing your hair, of @ pearance, free from all (fMicted will we oan t1 Mae aia ae i oa wr Prah e dint — blemishes, will be com-%. that these disfigurementa can now be After you eat—always use peal (ae test tetieedl ands f i parable to the perfect ‘ompletely removed—roots and all—in os du), but use the famouse beauty of your skin and 7; the privacy of one’s own home, without TO N ' C me pe rp Mae a Fi r e aesistfance of an lear ure ntaln * complexionif you will u 7 ¢ me oth : me , 14 nnd other potert th |e rhe new method will astonish and de- . 7 N uv ttention @ FE Goura ud S ght you You never saw or heard of} (FOR YOUR STOMACH'S SAKE) oe ee Se anything like 1t before It is not a dept: | one or twotablete—eat likecandy. FA PPCSECGRE Kotalko should be impressed your memory and you will it if you really want @& hair growth. No mattes tye have despaired befor vn Get a full atze box at any é drug store or send 10 ¢ (stampa or etiver) for with free PROOF J. 8. Briltain.Inc. Station F Pra PEEP EN 4? Dent waete another Gomes ow 37 diferent kinds of eld- ss? or worthless medicines to be the rupture: tee the le made in St Leute called NIATONE, for “any kind” etl See ir Papert Physicias and ov of years’ experience @»4 *. show vou how KRupture is ¢ : the knife. Try this ins on them. & and cenvinece yourself. wv HNerniatene Co... 501 Pine th m |. between 10-4 co a ‘hr wette for FIIEEF beek, abies

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— es ee oa RP Fr Tere ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1920. Se tee a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' eee eee — ee ee FORMER CLERK FINED $500 avenue, a former Postoffice clerk, pleaded guilty in the Federa] Court FOR STEALING FROM THE MAILS yesterday immediately following the Henry A. Glen Pleads Guilts—Had $5000 in Bank When He Be- gan Stealing. Tlenry A. Glen of 3 return of an indictment theft from the mails. $500 and costs. charging rie was fined Postoffice inspectors arrested Glen ‘21A Gravois after St. Louis firms had complained | confessed. deposited {in a bank when he began) that letters were coming to them with checks and money orders re- moved. Several letters were found concealed in his clothing and Glen He had $5000 saved and stealing from the mails, he sald. il 4| Dial ,- iW a se MMM LMM WVPES nba nVOUEUAHGUTOUTATTA ATOR ~~ —- _ on — —— = : $e ATTA \ cz - - saint ——— UU TTT f 2 Although we sold many Used Cars during the first week of the Show, we were also able to make a number of deliveries of new cars and thus release for sale an almost equal number of Exchanged Cars. These cars and some just out of the paint shop make the assortment offered as complete as it was the first dav of the Show. are replaced by others so that any day or evening you are assured of a wide range of prices, stvles and makes. The Second Week of Our Used Car Show At the Coliseum Terms Can Be Arranged Newell Motor Car Co. |E Open Sunday and Evenings Till 8 O’elock. J As the cars on the floor are sold they ‘ | AimT tours mith Lil itt eri eeeeni TTT i Th aL PU 8 ‘eel lik i i UAUEUTERENUALAAADORAA ALAA AENELEAAED ED ELE ORRAAEROOES UU WU 7] ee 7 ni ————————— , ae | 'ducing the income tax rate corporation Iranchise tax 6. OF G. WANTS CHANGE. IN FRANCHISE TAXES President Urges Governor to In-| clude Revision of Tax in Call | for Session. | dl President Carter of Commerce has written to Gov. (;aidner, at the direction of the} ’ Board of Directors of the chamber, ; indorsing a resolution of the Asso- | _Cilated Industries of Missouri, which requested a special session of the Legislature for the purpose of re- | At the! same time he asks that the Governor | include in the call for such a special | session the matter of modifying the | ’ The corporation franchise tax, | (‘arter writes, is keeping important | industries from coming into Missourt /as well as being a burden on indus- | tries already herg. ‘“‘The industrial work of the Staté| 'is one of its important assets,” he | writes, and if, in our attempts to se | cure necessary State revenue, Our | legislators adds to the tax burden to, ‘vo compare such an extent as un neigQnvuoring states tavorabl, with not oni da Wwe war ndustries ‘tay aways trom Alissourt, but Wwe ful nish ot! they cat that already are iveated here | at this moment, we are with the refusal to come to St Louis | of a company that is going to build} an $8,000,000 plant somewhere. Un- confronted der ordinary circumstances, no state} or company would have a more 10g- | ical argument to present to this company than has Missouri and St. ].oulis, but their attorneys have ad- ised them that the corporation franciiise tax in Missouri would be over three times as much as t would be in our strongest competitor for the plant; and even thought we might prove that in actual dollars this would be more than offset b) other advantages, the fact remains iat it is exceedingly difficult to cor Vince these lawyers, upon whose opinion the executives are relying “The 1919 Assembly increased the tax from 1-49 to 1-10 of 1 per cent It also made the law so that the tax authorities have construed the term ‘capital and surplus’ to apply also to liabilities, so that if a $200,000 firm uses $300.000 xedditional in its ordi- nary business (the latter amount be- ing borrowed from the banks), it is taxed on a total of $500,000 This makes a result that is appalling in many instances “Of course it is true that the State must have revenue, but it is equally ide FOOT REMEUY UPPLES TI Made Right Here of ae 5 wieeSigationts “ OADS+ Sve uate 19 sore OF ot a ye ae e gorse nese oF F 2 % ave 38328 yz Co gnde 89 r) yng CO posh, 307 cant® gi an<<. 135 418 O%o yore t . ty}? god oF 4 ga6 t Home paing your heir, or ave dandruff, dont g that will dry the Built not to separate - / yy - . aye ~“ ce me ——rsee:-=—- ‘Tough ds a Rhino 7 -“*#eee_/ — — true that there is a sad lack of wis- dom in putting up taxes to a point where it keeps industries away. and previously That is very much loses industries within the State. like ‘killing the goose golden ege.’” located in Belleville. that lays the pald ts $451.61. Aull Inheritance Tax. A report on inheritance tax due on'| the estate of Henry Aull, who died! was made yesterday. | The estate is valued at $68,328.11 and/| the amount of inheritance tax to be | $451. of the “hamber normal nose breathing. How I dread the rose fever months O be healthy in Summer keep out-of-doors as much as possible. To be free from rose ‘old and fever apply Kondon’s Catarrha! Jelly regular! Watery eves and swollen nose Aare synonymous with Summer to some peopie , June days never bring enjovment. Kondon’s allays these attacks: head, relieves the nasal tissues, Take Kondon's with you on dusty auto tripe. Kondon Mfg. Co. c— “sf @ N s N ' \ Minneapolis, Minn. Teronto, Canada . Ww A \ q@;. tpl @i. se a WN ™ CATARRHAL JELLY clears the brings about Use Kondon’s and you won't dread Summer. Ae 2 For Real Estate Loans | Building Loans, See or REAL ESTATE COMPANY Seventh and Chestnut Sts. er states i club with which ' “vasa cosines AEMMELMANN-SPACKLER lere, Blanton gLcANTon TCAINO Haney mca The Creamaid Margarin Buy Quality and Prove Economy At Best Dealers rea, Butterine | a —_ We Are Sates Agenta for WATERMAN’S IDEAL FOUNTAIN PEN AND WAHL’S EVERSHARP PENCILS A. 8. ALOE CO. Uptown Sfranch. S889 WV. Grand Av. 513 Olive St. -_-_— ean: Se —_ Minutes avin Hours 3 53 On of Every Bushel Corn R. Frank D. Gardner in Success- ful Farming says that, with man power, from plowing to feed trough it takes four hours and thirty- four minutes work to raise one cm ee ee ee - bushel of corn. The use of power Jf machinery has reduced thistoforty- __ | one minutes, thus enabling one man to do the work of six. | The importance of this saving of | time may be realized when we learn | that for 1920 Iowa is short 50,000 farm hands. Similar conditions are reported from the Middle West problem. | generally. This presents a serious | The answer is gasoline power used in tractor, truck, and automobile. The food supply of the future de- : pends upon gasoline. Last year the Standard Oil Com- pany (Indiana) provided the Middle West with power for 16,438,000 motor miles a day. Much of this went to the farms to help multiply the crops. Much of it was used in die — <a ——— motor trucks to help the farmer get his crops to market. The demand for gasoline was great,_ | and the Standard Oil Company _ | (Indiana) was ready with the sup- | ply. That silent, watchful readiness | was based upon the foresight and resourcefulness of an organization trained to its task through years | of experience. The manufacture of gasoline is not the sole ——a OB ee function of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana). Equally important is its service of placing the gasoline where the consumer can get it easily and quickly. More than 1,300 Service Stations and over 7,000 tank wagons and trucks are operated by | the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) to make | gasoliné and lubricating oils constantly avail- able for increasing the 1920 crops. Standard Oil Company 910 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago, I (Indiana)

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XC Ey Lay ara a - ‘ er ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1920. |. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' — . OCEAN STEAMERS OCEAN STEAMERS == ##=§$ PHOTO PLAY THEATERS = PHOTO ‘PLAY | THEA’ RS ——s neddier’s license had , idan avenue, and Elmo Marsh. 5€72 Enright day to investigate the disappearance last em ee | that 62.26 and a junk night of $70.04 from the branch's safe, which | ______ —s — ARCHBISHOP REFUSES TO STAND | {2:5 ‘2itet2.2 Sis" star scot Et ‘lac HOMES MS otha ea Saeiindiiiiiaaammemaa — ey yesterday. The manager ea 4 that this morn evita thes HALaoduls che : c 4. ND ‘LOT NG VALUED THE MANAGER OF THE WY rE RN ine the door was opened and had heen | “ — “ FOR STAR SPANGLED BANNER PE A at BR ~ At! in burglaries Tnion Telegraph (to branch at Eighteenth ae 7 apparentiy tv use of the combina- | S LEADING THEATERS rRESENTING PAR AMOUNT PICTTY ReE« y 7 a homee of Alber? Nevueella S128 Sher reed a tltnre errcete eh lm t? 1 Cm fariys tiHi- tinr eno evidence of force was visible - ANCHOH-DbkaaA SCI Bounded Above by the Sky and Cooled by the Evening’s BOSTON Austpalian Churchman, Born tn Ire- land, Explains He Thought It Was English Anthem. . Passenger a Freight oo ¥ = Delighttul Breezes, Assuring You of Personal Comfo Ev- to the Post Dienatct Imperator ......New York to Cherbourg and Southampton........ = n n ti . PMSEINGTON, June 15.—-Refusal Pannonia ......New York ‘‘ Patras, Dubrovnik and Trieste...... = Which Will Permit Full Enjoyment of the Movie : | | of the Most Rev Daniel Mannix, »D Royal George. _.New York ‘* Plymouth, Cherbourg & Southampton, , gs & D.ELL.L., Archbishop of Melbourne, Caronia ne wl ae New York ‘‘ Queenstown and Liverpool.......... J ry ‘ to mAand while the "Star Spangled ] . ‘6 99 Mauretania ....New York ‘‘ Cherbourg and Southampton........ —S fo — a 7 grille vt tg we + he wy - —and all other S ectrical home needs === 66C cones ol ese ap dow “2 mre emis and Glasgow......... + ~ , ie “ ' ‘oats afeariie © aeae : ase ass 1dr ‘ 7 i i ee ie a De hy ee ee rs aS5 i Honeiulu harbor, has resulted tn a - Imperator ......New York ‘‘ Cherbourg and ‘Southampton eee = - proteet to the Department of Stats K. A. Victoria. New York ‘‘ Queenstown and Liverpool. ee of 5 Bue Utpartment received a telegram Between Locust 417 Saturnia ...... , Momtrenl °° Gheamee 6 oi oko och ee ce catewsem i a from = Ma: * Parsons of New and St. Charles N. Broadway Caronia ........New York ‘‘ Queenstown and Liverpool cette ees - £ Tork. a hor American passe : Columbia ......New York ‘‘ Londonderry and Glasgow.......... RS st Bers on the Ventura, which arriy ef Aquitania _...New York ‘‘ Cherbourg and Southampton........ § Burwell Ge at San | nS a wees, Ses — Mauretania ....New York ‘‘ Cherbourg and Southampton..... Bs SUM co . 5.5 See actwn a= | on : =e | Ouspan@ra ....... Montreal ‘* Glasgow .... ...- 2.2. ese nnscsucsins a Two on the Arshdishor ‘ gaged we [Imperator New York ‘‘ Cherbourg and Southampton Be! prompt'y t : uv 4 ow - - Victoria New York ‘‘ Queenstown and Liverpool. see éee is Men, For of Tmmigrat oot ———e Saronia ...... New York ‘‘ Queenstown and Liverpool......... a J ae For later sailings apply tc ; i (Over the | | Charierville. County Cork, Ireland 1135 Olive Street, Post-Dispatch Bldg., St. Louis =4 on Mareh 4 ‘Sea tin wae Rishop ‘ 5: ' m= ain O@ e. 1817 an : a TON ATS ae eeolbourne Pde oe brenee SUMMER RESORTS SUMMER RESORTS ‘i . eae hecame Arehbishor Amol . ninieacincmemeesteneieniesiininaaatmetaai . — : peanipinmanaie _— ae a 0 0 4 a | other things. hs graph reco’ a : 6 etates that ! tate 3 ember . 33 hy BROWNS. enresrai, Savona! Cate : | oomo ity of lrelans ass eee ——- 3 The Bi eh Saw FRANCISCO, June 14 STON / Archbishop Mannix on his arrivi 3 3 a rf vi here was asked about the complaint = “ MeNaliy 2b 1 of fellow passengers that he had 7, ai 4 Hendryx «f 4} refused to rise when “The Star eZ > a aficinatg, 59 ie Spangied Banner” was played ite The! a8 ll i ee heatt eo. in! rn he heard some men singing e it assa or- an a nara + Sommmet r SE tetieres an Fociisn anthem wae Cool Comfort—Write for Booklet is eee ae - | 7 lle aan ot ; 32 - ‘ > | heing played, so he declined ot rise Come to the cool comfort, sea air, 80- ride — do what you like to do best Ss . | +R T: ed PLAYING ALL THIS WEEK ae | BOSTON Hi ter ifted to VN éé 99 ) tr (iedeon., Ne in RROWNS I The, result of the inspection, | i which was made by general staff of i? I , é a E ‘J > rd ; f R NT ficers. were published with a list k or institutions awarded the designa- phe Best Iron Made tion “distinguished colleges and | “honor schools” for the coming year, Inspections were made of 203 insti- tutions. The 20 colleges listed in the “‘dis- i Pn gt il i PR *For any article to be recognized as the tinguished” class for general excel- | Austt Seott t lence of military | eae ato hie. leader in its field for years is no small Krom Jerome K. Jerome’s Famous Faree Comedy 7f vereid popped Agritultural and Mechanica Ol- é * RUNS lege’ of Texas, Alabama Poly Insti- accomplishment. THAT MUSIC a tute. Cornell University, Johns-Hop- Q — fo ee . é = BOSTON—W kins Unfversity, Norwi¢ x wah yh fe Ever since the ‘American Beauty” has been on Colorado — Rocky Mountain Co 2. KINGS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA rock tapped t Ohis Bfate University. Oregon Agri the market it has been acknowledged the National Park and coe Remmiieh Aigiag GaaaD & a ee cultural Collece, Pennsylvania Ailt- | 1 1 % ss iiieaadie tary, College, Purdue University, St. best iron made. It pays to buy the best. Escorted Tour, total cost $14142 en route from an open observation | e a tal — 4 ‘/ ° tr ‘; , ; . e ‘Ce . 3. ers voper a JohAg College, The Citdel, \ nivy Sere | , All Ex «penses Inc luded AtA tonal Cost Car. You can see “Fifty Switzer - E:= e Delmar at Fe a ~ } sity of California, University of Flor- son iantimeaie mired lands in One” without side trips or eS gay oy pS ah AND worn Hes B , ice wm we eth rH} ida University of Illinois, University Solves the Vacation Problem changing trains by going over the vg wat Ln caiighade pits 4 of Indiana, University of Minnesota, | reg A gy nk age Rane mage ne benny Canadian Pacific Railway. Leav- Be: sy ' ~ prs I . “/~ a | ver, : > right, Penne University of Missourl, University of Ucideq of the Gods, Santon Covel | ing Calgary you follow the Bow | TOM MOORE ‘eking third. rol Wisconsin, Virginia te ete ae a In- | Seld by EleMrical, Hardware, and Department nn — = a Ln Cavele rane By the ye and then 52 mahi MoNalie tt ’ } ’ titute. reek — 230 mile: notoring —~ y il one waterwa eo — .> THE SCREE wae ae. ah stitute, Virginia Military Ins i Stores, and Electrical Companies St. Louis every week this summer. or : es . : rya For reservations telephone, write }} | City News in Brief | a || _ANITA TE ART ws, . _———— World's Famous Pianist | SENOR WESTONY nd BM. de Shechan., lory, Etc. | “ ' . gon seaiaaitl . Gen, Agt. Pass. Dept. | Oppo : ; . 4 ‘ 7” . . | r “MISCELLANEOUS — | THE A MERICAN Danish-American Nightingale % roe peaone gr rere MRS. MAY MORGAN, ~ 28 YEARS OL ILD BEAUTY IRON IS SOLD BY and 4—Other Star Acts—41 Telephone: Bell Main "1718 ype #4 ) 4 aol ie Balle street, and her two chil- also Eddie Lyons and Moran Lee Bok for BE t Tour No. F-38 | LONDON, “J : ren. poareis. Ne ae aes Lg we 1a “EVERYTHING BUT d Barn Face rar loom -38, | o'cloc ast n an ° ‘ sates newspapers aformati ’ ennis lay | Sara to the city hespital, where phy- THE TRUTH” regarding Canada on fle atthe em HAROLD MacGRATH'S GREATEST NOVEL nis players sict 8 diagnosed their case as ptomaine pol- Special Summer Prices A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION nine« pla ’ in : : | : aon Afternoon Nights Rae et A EE EN Mate a TEE fne London eh: A.A. HYDE, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE | 13c 22c YELLOW-—Because of her ment here toda 2 ; er Governor, will speak to the Hepublican * | : i i"! romen's Club at Central High School tonight. tawny hair. Pittshure elim - i me eee rye prestent “ Xs, jub, also n © the club on 6 Republican con- well of So i vention. which she attended. = FOREST PARK Ash ener ot ae a “step oe . — the human wreckage she ost o : ‘ae 5 CRESCEN: ° ° : IC CITY.NwJ jay wae pr : MES. CORA DE RUNTZ, 6145 CRESCENT 12th d L St S Off ATLANT iN.J. Pia) wae prone ’ if aveme, informed the police than when she an ocust reets 1X ices In t e ounty An American Nan Hotel left in her wake. the experts wh : . stepped from an elevator in a department —_— he { ; store vesterday afternoon, she discovered of Distinction sad Real Com ; MISS STEWART in a Dual Role ; ' hie volleved su 7 ! that r hand satchel, had been opened and L 7 T Ste ) that $200 was missing. The money was in —— St. ouis’ Only Summer Resort FIREPROOF CARAGE Re Rang 7 ae ae Bate | . Strong On two 2100 bills and $10 and $20 bills People’s Picnic Grounds CAPACITY 600. WaberS ellow Typheon Willfam \i | a suet, -—‘2 TNE STORY OFA Francisco, the DR. OBCAR H. FISCI ‘HER OF 4562 NEW. ; M BAND CONCERTS—VAUDEVILLE | Ss : ion ' ‘i Rerrace, a graduate of Washington Distributors for Dancing—Kestaurant—( ont o HUMFELD WOMAN Continuo elas inoved for ni ty, died yesterday at his home om - on wich | ORCHEST vlad Pe Re: AMERICAN BEAUTY RA me 4 7 tle stroke, He was 45 years old. ; IRONS—TOASTERS SWIMMING POOL OPEN EXCURSIONS | FOR EXCITEMENT. From 1 toll RM. Mr Mialliors ‘LADIES’ AID SOCIPTY OF THE oan a ee: oa ee ee bs Marriage was Lutheran ata rive tne wan | FREE GATES Week ase Tin 7 P.M. i — omen poeceowmeessiot: FS = won in tha tee v store ' ‘ - | x pom 44 5 nesday ernoon om Wednesday Night, June 16 mae Championah 7 d Vy ue port, 6-3. & ‘ THE OHIO SOCIETY OF st LOUIS 4 Ase Annual Spring Festival | Inthe third r Tat poke a Re coring poanien at the Algon.- n . . . . Sdn Turnb f the uln ub tomorrow aft d eve- : oa oe oe Ring A program forthe entire any ‘has Protestant Orphans’ Wome || secemsnees aaeiiin ee WAI i AC re REI BD | $3 Richard DRe neluding a dinner at 7 p. m (har | Stoddard. Qu Bs Rete ELEC J RIC CO 904 Pine St. day, June : EXCURSION mm ee ape The AN ORGANIZATION MEETING OF THE °9 Sunday june 20th, “1920 and BEBE DA NI a : Angio-Indtan ©} St Lovie post of the Amerioan Society of L ’ . | dian } Milita Engineers will be held at the En indell 6550 PHONES— Cent 1 1681 Admission Complimentar: on the paramount steamer a nm the second grinee fee 4 Olive atreet, at & o'clock entra , - ’ © ot e TL , Tf AAM PLons » M thie neers who are interested —— | ig) “ig? baad’ tun 3 . In th onal tte! nee ere urged to join this . ee Gain, 6—2, §— th which bas {ip Beadavartere at Wash A 5 s ——— ae Ma). . Jones, in charge — MU EMENT = % United States Wngineer Office here, | Pee | | ; N’S O Skyd | oe JIM will k. RI LT J — | DAVID H. SILVERMAN'’S Orchestra at Skydome Pe | BARNES . easteaheasian A unior Theater - eee HOUSE Lyric, Matinee %:30 Bex Office Open at 6:38 ss ¥ bf . = ao. LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS Orpheum Circuit | ee TACDEVI Ta oe Ms ™ : Kveuing at 7 and ®. Cencert at 7:18 nn IN PRACTIC ave a political rally and boat ride ' FE: S-— ' Ku ; “Nckhets are now on gale at Con TWO SHOWS NIG NIGUTLY—~— > or ~ — . ST. ANI eee Chive ——, eitigine ~~ ro A Nearkling Musical c omede pay Ergott ding) Liltiputians | — IMNNOow 7 8 entury bulk © price ; DK » | n advanced fte June 19 licket ‘ “oR . at Woritnv AN GARDNER & NDA , - - eae ee _ Pa ar y be pure honed ‘from the Wat chair ae a one a ters a Romm & Haney cocotmatien 4 bag ah eee =~ my i 0 esfional gol: 4 pews ove Irene Findeina, Ra's Doctors declare that bedbues# and KILLS FLEAS ON boas Watts and Helle Hawley: Le Rue — Three I een ( reedon & Waleh é 59 WAM SOLED. BY Th TH ; Ras re and fim Ha , Jinnia, Mre. lL. Bch | r other vermin are the most -to-bhe arned stuart C:irts bt. T. Alexand 4 , re. N. Eckert. Mre. FE Nirk feared means of spreading such dis f vou dos Dupre: Ferd and Goodrich - Seedtenamt ed DB ta ee _ y3 4) FENTURY AUTOMATIC Se | tice thatchee on 1. peaeree Mre A Herron, Mra eases a8 consumption. spinal menin fe sted wit *. Cle as ~ Ke w little |] ‘Ty The & abberts Due News Digest pave Px TA, ALT AT IX 7/7 - 1) PM Pp TE! M : ‘ ites Pr. Evans, Mra, B. . Burch, Mrs Rake athe’ inieeione te @ wisture ia veer hasd and cull Kinograms—Topics of the Day Tai ALL SEATS 20°93 TAX 2° ammo OOLING SYS > I «=o *Storday with c. Biumever,. are ‘mer ame, Ete shere is neo disgrace in getting bed | fate the fur Then watch the fleas ht During the Week, 15c 38c ' epueatias 2——-Excursions Daily—2 ~ ee Morning IBlagwen : us pern ™" ! ‘oO seca UBe ha 0 t! loon rhey willl Ye geader atine s ' . 7 7 . . di 1, Mra. Walter Ehritec? Mre. A. J ty 4 en BB 0 By way it is ag FR 1 tet - ‘Ing Soiomon bef ne x hit Sun. Nights, th mae’ Sun. at Ibe, Ae 45 Family Trip Every Day W j T a] D oO R j Ss K E A Rn, i home : ee eg a Mrs. Anoe Cee = Lm faa them to remain and thr! ‘“e the fic On Sa One Week in Advance yLU MB ) A c to Alten and Beyond. The Most Entertaining Production of the Yer Sun wit me ‘ | re Gnariog unease, At" Sistva: | TMG Ulethse SMotiat cnc? | CHICKEN LICE DESTROYER | | Rama aa ta enon Hagen s James | Myers, Mre. &. T. Gi, Br mith " D. @. which actually puls an end to bh ~'y “~ On , mie ry: ae = + BASE 11 AM.— EASE! ERS DAILY—11 P.M Al ney roman EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION, SIR ERNEST T H 2 BOTTOM Harness and Aly the ky devil esiltate et a BO-cent pac Na. ; AM. ‘“RASELESR: _Y¥— ) & way reeay the Ri , _ 5 : . : , satiete ~POLICE ITEMS || ““a'witionweosues BALL | TODAY J wenticwarrox rovn rans Lewis 9:90 Aah ag ter w.| mir acmoswrmeactanctic axes. sormee OF THE WORLD B30 2°. - ‘ ’ or ae ‘ gare r) \ rn > . ] vee aoe 7 AS ; " oe ye tet Exo. If they were as big ws vour hand tt chevs on Sale at Dengler & Hat “IN THE WORLD OF FOLLY” -~ —-- _ “stion of the “ ould wwat "Aes + reat a” “ And FOR ANTS store. Broadway and Olive. as ) - Das) JEWELRY AND CLOTHING VaLUED\| Pet only the live ones but the AND COCKROACHES . a ee ‘et about Sun “ere stolen Vesterda, after futi re generation ae we)! because ha n < ; ‘ 7 ; ° a , stand neen anid evening in burglaries at the homes once it hite the exes they are gone Just as good a cha t eur, ne i ASSOCIA ' ION r. KB. Ciufferd, 2723 Armand place’ Mre CUT THIS OUT ’ treatment “of ' Dp. ~~ as a snowba M U hye j Cc faa ' oe : Hurtley and mrehe Voeden ahs Hlamilton evenue nd , : . . In . just famed Heat Resort Te , ai Berne eich, Mite Hoole avenue” °"! |, Sour drugmist bas POD. . creaky | dats thu, famed teat, Resort, WESTERN UNION “The Idol Dancer’ rue Bi ae “TOPEE’ of New 0 THE » « — eres Devile Quietue) and will be giad to we | , t) ute theie w . THOMAS - r furniah it for 35 centa One 35-ceaent | tlon out va eee ae se it on furs in iM THE HEART ' Eni 1. “Sack Seal s . @ b Sew Crile A S RNDRIC K* Who CON package makes a quart of the mi«. ty ain Seataniie in i B . Liners et URN inal tour || Pare shna"le setan) Se'aytnstret sea Norese sous srour he “hi Pred OF FOREST PARK EMPLOYES | —< eee pelloe veeterday afternoon that bur- eanhione ug-kill. Some drug«ists oO r ’ is . ye tp S Oe in currency and wee try to sell yee romethine else Everw pa kame of FP D Q contains us irect—Park Bus From All West Car Lines Moonlight Excursion ons. ans ~. Veight« ibert, onds from his wafe and 85 hon’t accept a substitute if wour mtent « at ny « ' : EXCURSI J arded » i the cash reaister in his bakery. The crug@ist heant PD Q. wend us vour bottle onit aa Rn gh x TONIGHT AT 8:15 INCLUDING ttle pe EXCURSIONS 7 oF mam the cash register jn EEE ccc nee cand ve your bottle. It will enable you to res . INCLUDING SUNDAY, ON THE WEEK EN D DELIGHTFUL! WEEK - @ - : a»\e * “1 x : hievet’ OUTINGS MID : Mason Win : you @ Package postage prepaid to an ice Whe wine de k fo 4é STE rR ST PAUI “yr “ea , ’ . \ AJ TN TN . MN N es IN 7 ’ : ' . . “4 . “ a “t + — mf ty . kee ROBIN HOOD’’ AM gg 0 A ge ne | WILL NOT DAMAGE adove of PD. , be sure to get : SA oboe oe SCENIC HLLENOIS a | KoKowo tna street vere Bet 6 tel ti last nin) ' wl lle the i ; ww ) a) ite " the e : ° .. © bate T ate , x, act niet hile the Tammiien were | PDQ will not tmture daticate OW, CREMICAL, COMPANT PRICES: fhe. 50r, thc, $1.00, Bot Seate $1.80. Werlared-exemot freee Wer Tes. Thursday Night, June 17 To CAPE GIRARDEAU To PEORIA, IL e: Rythme bf aby thet B4 bad been taken from hia pedaine wall paper or weodwork. In erre Haute. Indiana BALDWIN'S, 1111 OLIVE ST 1 , ; rLPAVE st. LOU — ehampton of the heater Clark 428% lost jewelry fact. ie often ured af a deodoriser X by Woll-Wusoer lud & AT THEATER AFTER SEVEN Dancing 8:00 F. M. to 11 30 P. M. . LEAVE st. £00 ts << e a William RKoeslein, 1428 re and PAR ‘ Do! + and other ‘leading dr oartats kal a Lenves Waehtngtes Av., @:30 P. M nn Oa e Reture moaees.. © - peor-wlsten, SM * ™ , Seems Test so - no + nb he © had been taken from his “ale on Sunday for Sunday Eve. only at the Washington Hotel, Sun, 9:30 te 5. Tickets Including War Tas, 75c. Tueeday. 4 P. M.. Return Friday 6 Wednesday ; M., Return sat east chan Bam Stein, LilS\. reported | Main 4770, Cenéral 1065. ra. ae Phone EAGLE ‘PACKET co. — ae) ee i F feet night, ihe.

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— — o. te te rn ee ST. LOU! LOUIS POST -DISPATS H TU ESDAY EVENING, JT NE 15. 19 1990, ST. LOU! S POST- -DISPAT CH Who Said 200 ,000 Buck s for R Ogers Hornsby? H € Look s Like a Milli on Dol lars to Us a | “} BOSTON SUX P } VANGLOE hye PON Sa Sx ARH ED ELPHIA. BY THROWN BALL: Mrs. A.Ed Flin: . Edwards nated From Kossman Deci To Play re a ate PHIT, oO 2 0 2 41 teas Wieny 00 0 rs A. 20 10 0 000 CARDS WIN F ' NAL MAJOR “ 7 dent’ . league 's Great ) s. Ever; magnate’ if You o mor — ° li e D ; rning the . is nde agate: Weaken ) S aseba!] Fe placid Pe mon Seen 2 ] edb IN o; ; 4 - i | e aAlns! ' I leag ‘ disso] , wit? I] ele ‘ Rott | Rb, oth. ¥ eveland. New Y l URNIE a... a og; muror he Pl ue Wi ution fs 1 the ven t -¢ Walter® m2, eee resul R : we paguee agian ’ | C) HA Ss P rene O § 4 roun nan 4 hare fiic] indust gle 1e@ Spo ey: un signed « che ri Wor mat ilted f CHII D fi re the rand H ,» June 15 a st’ wae ¢ Cc) ment iatlo F Ks hu is is and seri rs it on _ Mortar nnd Meteit ‘tals 0 0 1e ind akin aSSa the fir wi! al conf nm tal leag ores city as th lub it at niw or If ndred e? A Rec . es he . the! rrinrudts ADE . » ‘ity La ik and m v, 7 . - 1 “ not - icust . of : ults st ich : nrere . , ©?) Sues of. cha ie a ' . thi Be! . Oo orn ; t F | crowd i Sox t tween Phiiac ” LPHIA A’ Frenmhen ng out Vly he | rial ta baseb. turn college neces, ; last fi Sen 59 f Alg mpion efeat s mor le- uld yo sby h housa ih) . ent. of od t! | De jelph A pire ) 9 vre tr ngl all w prof ef . ac fall ' oO} & 2 of rn oO u } as b nd d thei ' about 3 wl 7. ~ sping — 123s “¢ DETR rn ved ny 4 ck the en It © Is ce yf colleg rofessio ootball ccordlt Min | to Mrs prnige a ‘irs. A the f —— r kept lave let een bid. Ten = a : 300 Rat 00 5 @7 Or } rence . -— ¢ ers ne Mm thr orta ene t e b nal . pli re 4 (*) rse E who . \ orn the hi ‘ ; © ! : _ 2 0 Ww kin tterie 0 7 8 W : oo ing al inor eo; ints he es al be aver to ib . 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' FOU rert 3 a.f lling R- VR Re ornest as 0 ; thr , at € } ance sional nre Aes ale ittir opr nlar an in ¢ le wi m 1 R or $2 d ; 1e@ & e cept v's olle rose : ; R i eT ' iit i ores ig awn ‘ ts ‘ sult at emmy nis ow } slo . aS CR) Al ins erest nt ig 8 ne} rge id 2 yf Hil) Win ate} i or "00 sel] and nroll 1o1 he gf. S- ; : °e° nr in (ea « AN 5 na 4 we a f iif “ s alr ised vas = lr , th shor it. to iller iner x oe ly and 00 rR , ed 1of , st gx ; ll NME tL NS 0 Ge Oo A g it = D 10.12 LE . th nt Tew Fo +) lread ib ebs 1dustri e\ rt ft | of G pl lerest hej as vy and } 0 og W f» F x r ss $2 ranc rie StWw » Was! Shore ie and York. 1-£ ei ys plac Went t t be d single lett, sc ; — rkers ¢ desigi trial a spec from 7. ioun, Co genqul ound ow n offe ddle or Horn wid : clatlo he St CORY / + In ’ hington and ite. Nunan “Ore R he ni © and ; “ seco . c- Jacobs “d to 98 O! lhe - —— - letes ? tT ermse! led to athleti deta " Mrs Cc Te suites n. won ti . ar. D er of $2 was aby » Ke a tour ' 1.ou # gal ieee nae ee PS wa ning nth that tc was s in Hi | foule ; reple left Kauft | — » Not spe ives to | induce sei M Ww me S me, > ve valu emons 260.000 turning ‘ Kossn sman VW mend ] 7" § — Garle 1, ; icago ao. tf run dr is orns ; »¢ + aced ( RCO? . Kel SSS ctnt » bec the “rs Cc Seudd inset , ey e of strati or ‘et rian “nH ° asl z : J in ' NAT sch _ 1- " won Fo! leris on | Ruy n re ay t ie P gh . f lory , Et ston teries nen 7.12.2 L, LEAG ns wit rnsby | aun. P the wi ne XN = 2) > ia ider \ - P Cc “ ‘s =, { Py from we an to 0” p t rece J the 4 ome in t? tinued t} merican BA ses ws hie siapee Krue i4-t 4 io eppec to Uscoring Stock uNnA EW Yi a second ts Kel- wri Bro x rs Mre ‘ hu ae Cer hy ae: — d bear gro YOUNG D Bockenk the oon : nd ie 16) \ 4 . er "0 *) ger 3ai- - cow a i A t A‘ esis a \ Soot : y\ . " wns - — ' (tes ‘ ct () en r ri E eel ° i - me on Fec ir w oo, ene. S ; 8 r; Fi Se . ner ock. | 9! sted iS O Schultz AM | ? 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Al om lin ake hi ve- = 16-r hes outhi ere ¢ eiter 1e | oa | fo ec y ES Bur mit one Smit} thr Yr ig s ing cen ME ‘i ° ec ame ke, N gon elec gq aw o hi: R b-rov avy’ pitty ton 7; the 1. ting \ lad r th omp! oa Hor irns f h sa .' ith irew rep! ePco! g [ Ho ; i Mre a A : or! quin cetin ffa world’ as urk ind reigh| m iche r rnb third Miss ies’ | ! e rel eted June rnst s fore top sin vy oul laced nd « ear t pte me G . RB Cinkeate athe: S defe ga P wor d's a | wit es PA cont it fart : : 5 ull ro s Da ate eau he 16 ie ced T pin gied | ut KE. S J ym tt 0) Good wi - AB » and i ; ett. Gl e.2u ated res! rld's rec | h B Ss 81 Ul ent in @ + ° of und ven thi nehi re |} a— TW To g at co acobs le :, Cle 7 5) on? Rr ; 4 C} Oh up side ser ord He ob ipp ID ep . ' Q ; a a a ng aat ‘ {) . nev se . RIG hit} f ys play ‘lemons - 207 «40 zy s : Mise C iapma n Ec} : nt t ries ; e wt Ma ose LACR - Stead hard 'N nots caud be sal beget eto is high — } CARDI ake a NS. y, taven _ ARDI “pe ‘IN THREE lanvrin oe ged 39 RL. . $1 ad SB DI defeate Caroivn | sti ain defeat ca ood and ey and middiew pet re to be pete > iii rd, x. W es at R.| le a Li Ss) wat le N INN oO fi NALS SNING. > RUNS ney i66 oo ¢ 4 Ay. | UP ted Mrs. Lee erty nb ‘ > vear eigh ved a J nateh | An am T Qu - lub. 7 lb Amer! sipto amr er athe NALS NNIN Le ron . ae NG LUNS. |. | ,eeT) Ss Cu alle ay ced to unt c mi . per rT} i or mn Ww Sry it nl + 1" 9 . 1 ‘ 212 plat Peter Kans r n or ut t} ma’ lenat me Tree tle. int lan nt ib, 6 erated. aa on ie ng if , ae ed th roft ilh 2 ent aa ee int 34 i 10 17 09 rkin sas © , real rs 1e@y ay h fir tech _- ymth Ch th he (‘lu peat 3 d sa hay the w he er fo reat nev safely w: thr oefer ear to 1) Ssehup > . Se on Jun Mi . Rel! it m in so Ir y put . ave n th ee fr - a ag ip ; am p! eeCO b, 6 a 6 re nd ing h ava gree ris He vy to D Vv. g alke NE ew r str thr 1? Sch t 35 1 » 14 of 12 4 7 sag» sin I Clas erive ' to cl on a cc did @ mt om N S Skydo ; ons) nd r , | a , Ifa , ra groon a? ..4 eine n Tra e! “ rrnsb ovle tock d i I “VW _ out } TrUuchK ew Ma itz : 11 ’ on oe 8 28 03 NI rs , , Ma Sa \ 5 reula men supli - not ry of New ee, Oren ae me ‘| dis, 6 rip, 3 ound Lagety can races Ww ed indert e jas cer I , scorit y dc yle, wh sac vill YORK lain out ut | Hea | 96 2 21 30 4 2% | 299 2 P nheime : tion of as ound cred Der Orle om 6 , &—2 , Mr ad of a ‘ie with pre ody st F our ig J pub! oc ' ioefer I len ; B eatl a6 11 ‘ oe 1 10 “V9 o Part r. W Albe — the B . it J ny ans ah : at 6:30 2, 6- s M th ' res the i ‘para y po rt nier J. So ed t over croft ' Be NO an McHer ote ry i4 14 ie oe 0 203 MI pias rnett est w | ce it s — urk Den lim ys vic ; at - ‘ ~3 allo e ia | ent 233 torv liah tri ! fli 1ith oO | ed ft «} Rur nto RU 7 eT enr 2 ‘ a) s , 12 p> ire Sune woo} } ased som e@ ab nv wit ctor ‘ 15 JIM ry be lien’ ipto plan mete to ed pled ied and eft c te sing] rns n f NS Lot ton $6 128 17 30 er 270, & oO. 1% net Hill, def ‘ t e of out 17 wel h al A — . ~ at “ n Nav i - r § h W to to - H en- | mpt ed t struc] oule 3 Dill pte 44 18 17 “ae 2 .261 dith 7 Vait : i}! eated Missc o cire sa 17h ghe = zx — . IN BARN pees saree at fat y agar for a, er 8 si Ban left, @ — oa + 6 4 3 tod \ire oe ee eauls ‘ up and souri. reulate = iron RESOL e d 150 mane aan ES o orr eav e: Schul crof scorl Sc } ou a eal 3 a Sherde! r Sa osg fror : . orm ve. , er me UJ T PRA A in Sir seed mbes ent LZ i rt ing chult: ivef it f : ancr n-| H se 12 ow iM ? 14 28 om -% Mu nand| in f re n kL ‘Cee s. D ! the Tho mor here ire on also thre Hi Ait er s or and . rotf aines 2 le &é 12 I ~ af 234 faui Irs UrionKg cone rom y achi W ’ wil for ~ es. . ed ast S sb\ ow rferin Ing — + . a em ne fur idiand V fauit : e to CT F ! ST CE MA GEN ee: he yach 1 le Sa NEW FOU Sic ‘ tigger ann oe, 9 ee 2 . wea rner fener. NEW Pl NE OR IFTH D Ww d t Vi ad | nay ! ow i«Y I"'R A\a cking CA INT NO R wil as DI] 14 38 eo , 203 3 Nor atie Ww SY a NEW 7 UTOMA 2 Leno: AN TCH no fl ine trial he f lor Bh ting Hest apc go dieitata tle Adis ple e AY ne wn and also th. ed t ped each reti Pinatas He » left urns nttiner |. R jatén H ab, W Trin! > aim now mor olo G 1eir 42 2m lea’ ew teae-~ e n ver ne ' e in und th wil oO s to 1in rire any athee ‘ ~*~ 1s i” x ec feat Pr est Jle A in f nce mit a. Da ry “ » ’ S c ith Ma ar re. W ric oO ¥ aide ert a oth 1 b ch Dil ~ : d rir ; neo Stock Heat] AN} mast BR ord ed ann tw ox def rst ad ii ig. wrou Se - The corr ” el: up t! luct E A N E ye tch nes ‘ al an york th hel er 6 ultz. lho sec ' Hie . c¢ te st cK & ail Sh ; ‘ — OW ™ 8. and Mrs FTill ~ ee oe efeat t gar " ast June nds “ ce recte laps de 19 lon Ste es en ter ehe to e ho row craf FOU N efe ond ath pub! op Sing! ’ locke . ya Say NS llicre up ar ted on ne a nigh e 19 ne indw urs ed sed fense of th rda on t) gage tea.|N ijlens atep od, ¢ n po . CAR URT OR bo ae t} cote led ping ed 1 Wet i S. Muelle st. nd | won | at Ne . Yale. it xt w war se wi time tim ee e Year morn , = ve St din eit} se! the rews W! wer.) ‘° DIN H IN UNS auff | iird ° & to at se 9 Sand nan = » R — er, ansas 2. last S w Hav =e . we In d a! as a e af ir ith 4 prac | ler and to will Sic Al S.- NNIN ls > nd left eco! R ers . ; 2 Se. re “a _— ien E Cit Satt aver wo a th shift id ie rratl vel Ro ig } local ndre ‘ r , vac! +? pmast : set kin D ING and re our : SeT) Ss Phal irwel! :? 4 38 MH. SO i roy, ‘ “cho .\ irds i and n th 1e , ted ewar ged riey, jag rr we |i ase if Ww 1e@ or on s g ( ilh a. Stoc nie? ding scor Satharo 1 ; "6 abi Selon “wer tol © Ans : YP’ ° A ust on ard ’ f en pe ink hes of ~i)) tri » tl strik ood oef tw ck r hot h x rin Da orc : l 4 xa 10 -—— in? sec rire p . rine ru L4 the race or u bea : . par ris ba made ayn i eom al h re «nin es ’ wi er | een was tuinde Stor ig Davie an i : 10 4 10 43 — Ate ond wos e- n mile way 2 a E WwW ; Horan wit) t war rtnered In the pairs le urra acciden e back oraé 6 cate) Kauff nh Was poppe | hack third ; caugl ed to : " a. & gild ; me ra 1] 20 * -- a. Cc Irs R Round PAIR : it wa S are y in, ut the L oon He a eco nes and d wit) vards at one yeah Sir Th here ter wit ,or 7.8 made called d lar to th and hi it in a Bente ,, pei ae 80 33 6 17 7 a). we C as d—Chan INGS itie } a Reeo! ach m moking NV e rnea gen re © ‘ la t | t) rr of ~ tr nr x . RI” . Smit " a gO out rive iird irrle runi yt) eifie'd ] ‘ rar Mie "a 9 ae ] 3 ri . Mrs reeniease ipio 7. AN ne pblute sa tead E Pith and an fi’ n Mi ech ior ¢t the S » mak ma NEW Y cUNS h's li od ru TI d an w) Hie f up be 7 o 0 34 “oO 14 4. Lo: --3 " Kan oo » Hill nship won fifth of N TIO A ae Mun d Den. In ¢! mero! , plieng o the State e re Sich YORK. ner n- | le pl d th here finally 0 Be: ae Ass (re. 1 18a 8 tL Mc lerest thre » viet : | ) } Gr . nN cl to c ' iav © J iv Zg 0 = . ‘ _ 4: o * . . leit, T : " or’ = | er of ro. @ “ye rahe aft vs bem segg out and th ontest | lsiand Selly | ra Frise “on to Lear om B latter area hit \—z a . eae Mre. A. | E Wass wise Recess van: dele a St. Andres and 1 to beat then as to be at a ny matediae Julyv sing!) poppe ;, an t} ch hatted the ou Fournt enton a wos re iad | SAME i CARI en 2 31 s | . Mrs a Sto : on Wid iesourt Ww ) , o er 4 ry as | irewWw | Kel t ae le? an x tire 3} ied ' , : 4 . ; , I afon idiand ‘ i 5 ggg het Neg C pray. ereft vg 2 the measured Sreoki' vet om ony I off | so Stock out Fr for Kells ON Schultz reat noe EK. Smit s Rohit a: ae, T JINALS. Bs |. Belie Doo.e' Aigonauin ¥ BLO Que Wk ste he on now ct XN vn N > Rg avan . iacl NE NE ‘% O sec raat Dos ipp ee “re. ' _—_" Sunset ‘ ® . ras ! im! n t rati ot 0 = Sn n's kK : NEW Y P RI ut con oak 4 > - | Cit hannt e a of virtually Pay — aon the CARPENT : tings of wt ] RUNS sith. La Beyer roa center é YORK “ Bane! “ on —_ 8 . 7 2.80 BR. sas ¢ “ wns Folsen s. Mre. © ie | rea nh a es ° a n to ‘on pre or St Me to ft ines ; : fa = “1h in its lirie Hillier _ ched we IER W CA FIRT Hor ©) ttv c Lot Henry) eee wen 3 87 #2 <6 40 1 ¢ Mrs. E n Burns est. | Hi lon of on the IGHT ILL N third RDINAI H INN ned) stands atch of _ I ds we 2 & 41 ‘4 33 . 42 we ‘ R. Mo Mibu separ - . . : . : AV: art - l ' ‘ - . Morr rT , : y es the wolf © OMAH BEFORE OT mad bane - Fris ~ay threw Kauff poytes capt lige eee Pie 81 47 40 0° 1-3! staurt eg aca Blue pate T and : Carpe! aS ° or N ch out Le struck ou — 12 any HRT pager ck b. ©. Su tford Mo Hills le) re 8 ra) Yoak ye ba a on 7° ty OCTOBER retired i great pi Wiggs. ; e Lear betes ree near th . 26 16 as “68 1 a. M nie e Ovear poses g Pore . Kansas er ' rn ; ; t, . t ie 2 o ' . “ AKO ‘ , IONS n New k., J um Levi said e fora e 15.--G poppe eathe ne-ha EP RUN Hal mente ¥y. EB. N ellerive onquin, gonauin “ } of ’ Orle une if aw. eo inaks he wi ‘ rN ex) , reore fine da to r ote un na ato Keliv ~ nes ay 4 ‘ Naw her vs M 4 . e an ntr » i} not hibitio es r Ta) a rs (8 Corbett sepals bet ‘s ——_ — High here aver * and -Pete PP said acts p efore on fight n ves foul unning yle esisted Pp and Casati mo tt, Gien ‘Bellerive ; ao els! last vba Sf perma art. Yor i nolade Head oa tober Rattriin “ YOR catch Friach Stock vin Sie ; Smit Echo soni oma ; —_— . . Gl ; INOIS rded ~~ ight. founds bua oak P fallow + 9 er te ’ earlier a + Sate Fo EW alee Ns of 2 el ~ fa 3 ijllerest ae Foho O ' 1a € Oo % "it Oe aturr dat ur? < "V's Me s ck ans ve A, a! a referee iden ais whom vi today < exhibition. to X ne! Ss: yo a Burn " as es tet Symcaeelber) else: rss Ww . Lows — in on wa met “ad had —_ ‘ ‘arpe! ion at 1 aw thro oung , neroft a out. gS: “ Mrs | ze Algo orinandai-¢ te . t= Wi -- 8 here Venter ol ‘. Lees off oe to Boum pa ~— recige - R Fur M Man! wee . 2 —th fa ns . r ir 0 to ¢ os a pce onor C eer ipeeoon OMO, Ind. From Ad Pitcher a «. NO RUD doubled B hen Rule, Norn trong eanenet a blue ba CS ory oo F } m T ) ae Cc SI "NS ed B 1084 gets seen. Tris ° i. ve. M Ya on ort June s. " OLED n S ART XTH . ancr iiee jande ;ripie re m nd ?) i of the Unit gerd oer & uspended. co NA INN oft ee eee S we dail ountai cea : 1 n , rn ‘ LS . Iw . t 7 i“ock Mr nta n ’ t Geor e' 7ue rank elut of » a a hi ier S-—B NG H e( re. J yc in .and | George yaa, #1) ie :s Se i wee hi s Seanneiaie: | om ae onn ly compani pe ni hamp: Ada d Sta weigh serena ‘ot pl Milw 15.—P ri it and ri chuitz croft t cone: Cees. at 5 paro aks a the ce i” a P ‘ ae ae 10 y, ? to ut C ms Sport -writ- heseclation tranalon ovagrea.on 7 of. ene: reed a0 ee De he want cigmmens ORK. ‘J ops Brad hve th e& associa ormia a ' rit- ith n t of » T a (es joodw cent F I @rru canned kno June is y OU uo ‘ Mu havit Ge the hom a : J in © wal yt] . ge oe ra ocr tho sand - -rat .T arin ame ae orin Sn asc : sco in : n the jee at . ne ‘ ddie usand ; pe amo dur atrus was riean |.” g La‘ ith ca''e ring _ e esti ales ersev C Ralp} Fitz t so rm ng ¢) ing ¢? k tm charg y- third an at singled” d out : in a llv beat enth f y city he 1 Bri nel his deli f seaso anent ighty- 3 a BE ce cneg Ge eq throw am St aes sah stabs. oO = gt gpoesency ot rn he adie es? ady re tful nal g resid : ame ame . in ith 1din righ: the eves about t Rr nigght siden citv uest en Pi bein ps Two! Hiea took se @ Miihe : b es end of “ee the f os ce. ty asa s distin .. 4 " se . o ‘ e cf at ws ok le " Ny iy vs theote fie and pays at Ss e he ho slatet a nd , APR Summe d place guish a EB gg hae popped Hm od ome O : Iy closed at hene'sall of summ . ith RK Bur a fe lso ° ed at ere vasa er g urns . n or, hau Dyas le ? | an oO e Ri - n to . new d MN a ff at re) a ZE Oa iv ghnts r walked ed to Nh d Ins ) cla a aS . ch Mo ersion f 8 afer cool oa = : “ tm Ta Wis leon lont ntan OTF @€ac , an cough 4 Fr } of ' a a h a Pp : ris } - ta as b ’ Rip . ire . ° ~ dav Ser [ ullmen € i : na = fer “ pon c : ’ — . a’ end og 4 F cat ne ° uAruen over *, Chieage * owel! a Co!) losen ao 4 1A ° end I eli. WwW olle ) CO" e. Ri 7 Se Rai! ~ San Be niver ¥i1o ¢°O Ke. to ach a DOr Se Seuthern wey, parent a reit ea t aue tc 2 are | P I ¢ bé fon imieed ech elee ee 0 !I ee ik rel V a & ‘ : D aia aq Valley, M r (wide x : nd-St ’ e - . hrow - ay ms — | fi Cone F oe W i] june ? son D : nid & ondiess ° lac} " ’ aw ' Lei kt s ho F ae “Be ont ° bO pth ». 1g A . ries or “ wy 1) ren’ie Soreck ALIFO i i prare . re ere iTinwe undee . & e et se FR epl fA : f'‘g? . ' to Aa und Aa Aa . a the ‘a Peis - ew 7 - rt " 4 er wh eeerve “ ie git Mame nee ay ike San Dre 4 nce “ea ehiade rndee ay ase - ano” -_. ait? } a er . rreet . ° , h il h! thea 2 ‘ = - om oi" Ling _ Sete. je inet brie Mi iw 4” ukee and ’ he ‘) imyyt?

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GSP ER TI 2 SY AR EES eae i } : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' STOCK MARKET = | NEW YORK STOCKS | DUISIDEPARTICPATION | Wall Street |rv'rocas wanxer, Tommrstve Grim Prieta NEW YORK COT? oe=2 ano of DULL: CHANGES SESE = ese scaregsecmees| UAMNGONTHECUR |More std Comment] ours mute rite oi, ArrERNoON Te ee ae el ee ee ee 869,000 shares, compared with 520,900 yestercay. Sales to 2 p. m. w : The large terminal receipts antici- St 74h, aaa NEW Pi Jue ; : ie > Following ts a list of today’s sales on the Stock Exchange, with the high, low, clos- = | pated did not materialize and under ':} . Ages Py 17: NEW TORK. June 1% There waee- Rr the Associa ing prices and the net changes for the da) : ° La j selling be brokers witt jv ' oa s antennae eat _ — # ° fn « ial Correspondent of the °°YCrins by shorts in a market spare 4.C...-173 —168%4 178 33 | atreet connections in %. ‘eotlen LS " WASHING ’ Net ume Net | Special to the Post-Dispatch 7. * se Di » h of offerings, July and September corn —___ ___BEVPTEMBER RN. bf ppt nn Bho aay Thies was our x | STOCKS, __ Sales. High. Low. Close. Ch'ge, STOCKS. Sales. High. Low. Close. Ch’'ge. NEW YORK, June 15.—Inside in- | Oe a ee advanced 3c on the St. Louis Mer- St. L..... 185% 1604, ccounts, “bet the oan , I i " Un Ret Stores \ ya - hey , ws : , NEW YORK, June 15.—It Was an- 6. 7 ‘ ; ndustrials. Va-Car Ch... crup accounts. but there wae > . 7 Vanadiur (an com. 1,30) ‘ 391, - adium fd ? . é ee i oS ee 163 -16! . of covering nd ; : terests had supporting orders under other day of extreme dullness in Re SS ee eee a ee * ne of 12 to a5. 2 Viva.pau ... a > > the Curb market today, but as there; stocks and. apart from a few special prices were higher. Oats were about ~~ DECEMBER coRw ’ ood ait oe Ig ac higher. L aL , Well : ne s were the work # cent - b..148 — ——__— Al. . com. / ; . eee ‘ ee ee WAS nO pressure, these bids were not | ‘sues. the fluctuations w , The early grain market was some- K. C...147% po'nts lower 7 escoe Ue of professional traders and were al- ___ se. y pads je J Ute Bee - eat ° eae 200 , ; , m with indicat iner Th Only 300,006 Shares Change | "4 ¥ » * * |Wileon & Co’ pta‘200 4 ee met. Trading was at a standstill,! together meaningless. The market What small od onsen | : nek OATS. / irr : . ioe sas SE sor 21 Willys-Over . 2.30y eee ou outside participation being lacking. had had ite little reaction yesterday sea mss a = emt Rt. a ae ~ 1084 BiH? ow eae Liversees nds—Silver Again Sumatra. 200 88 ij a, “@° pid .... GOO S24, 82 Bz .....; Simmg held steady on the statement quite independent of the outside news. “®@ther for oats and. bearish export —"~ -- seerret a Fae io ed in Royal Dutch rights Cushing Pe nae yn Rigen my ae Gene through; 48.000 bushels of oats, in- | Chicago baa anu z:!Chino Cop. .. 1 q : : 10 oO ‘ cludin 18 cars local and 6 th . | a Pm at ne ae Uring (the early aefternoon. Oct *y : = a 205: a DU ' Brown, 7. : , Colo, F, % I ; 3t et ° | 10 26h ayaa ny leader of the low- just as easily as 24 hours before they 672 ri of hay, including eek eal —ae ——= | A. by od ot eoints net higher ama ‘$1 per cent, - : ; 3 : a i } . ; 4 be . 2 } "¢ “a1/ = gs. ~ f , ‘Ove th ow } - a4 sae: ~ Ro OK 7 ini. teed 7 a . a | eee P B., 140% 165: | | p + + AS oda . had come down. The net results of local and 201 through. Todays; last § Cotton futures closed steady: Jury per cent. But do 4th 448..85. ), 08 RO. + ‘Chand M «. ' Dome Mines .. he Poe a ae : quite and the two days’ fluctuations were to ‘ : a Close. | Close. | October, 34.%0¢: December The: Je ukes 5 pe! ‘Chi. Pneu T. T- aR --2 F. M.-S. pfd , : easier, with moderate pressure) jeave the market substantially un- 8 St. Louls Cash Grain. ; oe PORK. B83.056c; March. 32.58 is _— wau c DO 05.74 : Col, Graph. 2 % , “ee 82 ~ i | Granby ’ o— , against the silver issues. which were changed hone whe thought the Nt Sport wheat vras lec to 2¢ higher, and | Fuly. \$34.55 $34 20 —D $34.55 $34.55 . clan ent Ee a list of the } h per cent, ime Chu Pe nt ra 1 ; 99 > Gui? Sta ,| fractionally lower There was less publican n minations were 1 the spot corn sc to 5c up. Spot oats were Sept. 36.00 | 85. | So. 35.95 $$$ ee OE GORE a Minneapolis 8 u-Pea y pte , u : ’ i : . : ; ‘ Tw : ; ~ Ics 0 ~ = : the la Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. Cont. Can * : . No. 2 red winter wheat, $2.88: No. 4 ‘25: : ol. 21.62 y bey .. 7. Co. ihe peewee ™s . decrease in 1 - . ; oo ° ee eevee —— 4 : sete _ | 2, _. wuly as .¢ 27. 2 ‘y. OE NEW YORK, June 15.—The Eve-) Corn Prod.” ; ozs, 924 pid. unr Si] |. Pye New York Curb | Likewise those who thought !t was go9. No 3 hard wheat, $283 ——— ugual 00 ik w 4 4 74 per thouss fo iveteniiendie tt ie 23. 7 74 pe eT FER Pes . =e eee Senter m Ing Post, in its copyrighted finan ae ‘ ; oe Kenn. ¢ ' : . ee ) the June lo money demands that we! No. 1 corn, $1.85; No. 2, $1.84@1.86: Sept. | 19.17 | 16 60 18 20 10 Gcanar 53 al review today, says (on. Candy : : .-..- | Lack. Stee! ] l Fol : , i nolding ” 1 834 e4-N : Gee | 19.13 | 19.3 ; - a> : rere . ant Mi 1 oom ‘ following ts a list of today’s sales and on 3, $1,833@1.84; No. 1 yellow. $1.87 November . _—° 4 “+ . "Today's stock market further dis- nal "7 4. as Midvale ‘Rteei “1 ‘ s | highest lowest and closing prices for the analysis was not correct Phe peak No. 2 yellow $1.85@ 1.86 No. 3, 31.84 ' ne RUE pate December .3! > ' so ; BRITISH OBI | Gredite the popular notion that the invncus PL. pf. 200 8! $3 683% —— 14 | Nat. Lead 77 2 -latreer tive Stocks dealt in on the Broad | of the money strain had been passed y. ~,’ $1.77 sample $1 40: No. 1/| C h Grain Els w ert | Foarenry cee ee 3. eee homination of a presidential candi- tWiske Rubber 2, a 33 Me Nevada Cons. bo. 4M a. wre See S: vesterday and today the money tnar- white $2.04 No 0 white $2 a6 i as rain Else here —, se! ate ig an event which could be re.- ; ! : so kote --2-e | N. S. 8. Sk poy @e ant «02 @ 2.03; eter tae ee ee a " : ar $2.78 &2.: . a sammemntenangnseeetioes ees af ket began to ant icipate the release ’ ‘ : a0 “4 , ° OF U S. ME Otis Steel .. , : Ke NO. 3 white, $1.97.: No 6 f, is “TT , , April ade. aa kat & . ected by violent fluctuations up or ") y. i Va. Seaboard * of funds in the Government bond in $ . $1.8: KANSAS CITY. Mo., June 15 ~Cash wheat May ; NO. 2 white oats, $1.16@1 t Hard wheat unchanged: red unchanged = hange Priees for ‘er ot v, ~4! ‘ Pressed St] terest disbursements an im the re@. : ' Sreot ¢ + viet ta . a Gewn = the exchat S ‘o rts A Pullman neta ’ _ . ‘? = W“ Hite, $| iw a I 16: No 4 , : hard cher. nee e hard $- 80 2.46; - set ¥ idling 39. We, 2 the most part Ww ere changed ons Ce ir ‘hy Ta » Pe & . Ty Ti of 1Tte« Ollie ta .% moneys The Caii sy oats $| 4 ’ a ‘$2 = re “>. 9 l red, — “ apa in Porcign . + “wean , lg Bi : - Vals, :; ed, Thi—-ic lower ¢ c : tS ; fractionally. and the market was very dio pfd loan renewal was dropped from § to 2 mixed, $1 Ta 1 =3,- "No 2 L | » af St. Louls Spot Cotton, Ports Es ull. The three considerations on oe Se ‘ per cent and the supply for new L.i@; No. 2 white. $1.$241.84; No. 3 w ' “pet cotton was steady in & Leys mh Oo. readia - ; far Pe ; i - 4 , . "td knowledge of the exact principles on fi erty, Ee a, 4 objections to t C n Mex ] o7 1 ‘ , —W ~itec ‘ = hn which one party intends to make its eA reg FAS ring cause, this rate decrease should STRONG AT THE CLOSE mHicaas “os 20. Wiinnt. atte Butter, Eggs and Poult new American fight, a statement of principles and / 1. ieee Can.-Am.Gas&O yy i have been the aignal for a specula- ESRB no 8 5 No. 2 mixed. SLi, : a "S4m which Premile /homination of a candidate by the op- Carbon Steel . : : tive revival. As it was. the market CHICAGO: June 15.—Larger receipts than | 1.35: Ne. @1.i7% _ > "Ss white in tan , , Following are prices paid today cated in Parl ’ 9 ‘ 4 . : . . 800 GSS BOW 105 rent 00 PEP PCET 3 IRD i vent Bm Perr FF: Car Li a: ; Louls comumi use ' | posing party, and the chances of vic-. Carib. ot ae : | rallied co'ncidentally with the lower- sceeetes cave an advantage todav to bears @1.15%. Rye—No 2 $2. Barley. $152, country chigeeee tes ane i o ‘likely to be ¢! Cities Serv. b. | mtg ing of money, but the rally would n 6 corn market. Business was mainiv ¢ a Timethy seed,. $10@12. ‘lover seed | “ers ara usually quoted higher Co 7 >. : ; in the September delivery : o* : epresentations on gio: ? 9 have come anyhow. The main point! particular av Oided the July eutien.” eae ‘ @ en — — cope peturenn ee ee % 5 Set are und Dominion Oi] |). : ,| Was that the softening of the money | “uorations. which varied from the same as! MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. BUTTER Creamery extras, Sée: aa | sag Duquesne O11... 4 market was not followed by any tn- poet aye ee a Coe: pig July | unchanged. Bran, $51. Cash No. 1 North- HR d4éc; seconds, @e to 4 3 principally upe = hay ng crease in activity, showing that the O41,, lowed | ago adenine th Y — " —No. % tee Mone - packing Foate ain + — —@ measure. et. »« ‘ . ~ , . ‘ . . t i b ’ el ; »? P ; , . ar . , . + . z : . i Federet Oil TT) ‘ 4, incertainty of what would happen Rains disve ee .- es ; ones wh ms R NO. 2, $2.204@ Ocks. sc. springs. The first of Garland 8t'mship.150 over the middle of the month requtire- | «4 to ease the oats market After epeline tee 7 ‘OMAHA “Neb FR, ek ye Cor ) hen + y- Be. carrying of m ~~ . ’ ‘ lia eotaen : : ‘ , #, 4 . 8 ete. , orn a. iene : : ~~ % ae. ee . 81 . 2 ments was really not what had been = og Ra tye oy including September at No. 2 w e. $1. No. 3 white, $1.82: No. 2 turkeys ter col Ee a than American Goldwyn Pictures ~ * Py, keeping Aapeculation hack : alt wil gy 2 marnet Rhardenes a ifttle : r, $1.76 77: NO. 3 vellow, $1 y+ ob old, 26¢ eprine ducks, B8e. inuece can ports via Je ¢ : ; ‘ , : " . Ont On ~ dition of the early summer which ’ f pos ast Pe vy . buyin a s th J Wis lune 15 — Barley, size Guinegs, young: and eid, re page _ : a a2 - nae'e si , mo MPT AKT . ae é Sib malting, $1.53@158: Wisconsin, 81. 6241].5&% dozen ' and Alaska ov nearly always has made the mont) ’ the cei | and rejected $1.40@1.53 VEALS Choice 100 pounds at : 600 Hodeon O11 of June and the earl, part of July i stron. Stew to ype hi . p we, , sume 15. + seed $3.98. !b ‘ 105x185 ibe. at 1O@ Ide ame is read aes or ata, =} a waiti e fir ‘e ul 77% to $1.77 . - oe ‘ nm store, 395%: July. &* ¥Y@1lVe: rough coarse, heretics 1 4 . 1an or 100 Indian Packing , — ; ng period. in th first place tap a « to SLITS 83.74, September, $4 06 Oats $i O71, a Me Sheep. ée te 1e hasbe ‘Sc 10 Sana . wnsen pa Ae 100 Int. Pet. 34 2 34 there is a desire to await the com- on 112% } * magnitude ‘Ae 1 ro o nomina lainbs at 106 te lSe 5 we int. Rubber ay 1h ‘| pletion of the semi-annual corpora- VEGETABLES. es The other ; tory or defeat in November. Wall) Keystone T | Atreet lacks information on all three | {larillard f , thi ‘ Tk. ~« r> ] fresh eet ne “ Ox't threo ; hy . we te ‘ . Al LIFLOW » -— . Bales Only 300,000 Shares. Stromberg : ~~ ' , 34 31. 3.000 Mexico Ot mined to follow this Precedent ¥a resh gathered firsts I i@hout the day. t n rtene LK—Home . ) * i I Sec per bu box | f ie ‘od eee 0 AW Sts, a : ‘ St. 8. , ‘ : ’ . - P mai ? _ . 7 . (“heese irregular. receipts. 2142: &; vho} ‘Mm evidence on all the medi ul common. F, 0% loose for No 1 and “A few stocks moved over a con. Btitebaker 2 ) ; . 2: a2 Dae then : > , 7 . ees + miitk flats current make whi , ate ; trades The few @00d sicers vear! nes ’ No ¢ culls at si siderable range during the day. but mand, Ou te aes Bee, tasar mO ; ‘ 4 ; 241, 22 1, 4 be heta . , Independent Steels. apecials. Shee. do u 2424, besten nar ame, lene of welghty g, MURS -Alabama hampers, S0e t U with no discernible trend. Crucible oe i. 7 RM) Le I tenth. 4% 9 “si. 4 9 : a Morten : : Shares of the independent stee} pein oe, her yey beh nb oun ate = li bunch of veala sold to ee ocnnifee’ tl Gi ; PLANT —Faney Florida sound m _— Steel lost 7 points, and partly recov>* Teas Co ||. 21.4 “47u ‘6 Tex. & Pac. a Se Be Ba 1,000 Nor, J : : * companies, with the exception of pangeg. ‘‘ressed voultry steady; pric or peli apple iF ine NOREEN ONION OTiont ane » As part of ft ered, while Baldwin Locomotive, r 4 ; Lh ? ve vs oY WN. J. Zine : . = Crucitle Stee! were among the CHIcac : ions catia Wostern points. ‘erin pal! (‘hbenaie’ teak ee 30¢ per dozen bunches. 7. al gg track it= main ! "Barrett" and ‘Vanadium’ showed. r ; . ton — 4 \ ; "4 , i . a ine ¢. bet) rts } tt : 47 strongest in the dav's trading ‘Ph ane ron rece , 3 ane ‘ he hey . effect of weakens: 4 ‘lo ot trade decided] GREEN CORN New Ur.eanus at $10 per strength. These movements had no “nion : ‘ do pfd A.. 100 Ze aa O21. : 400 ne on: “ “. who oe ane swan ne fp pene! na um ' _— ‘in : Ren bere Was moderate. but this fact had sugar berre!l (200 eare: od rs ~— > = wt tO wlan oe Sto=1. eS *-* os -- ~ Pp -~ Oe ee ele ee —— “ * + se at Loo Te nl ee @ Tulsa, Ok., the ‘ - | vee ) flied | littie influence when it \ ind Chicago ,.U2EEN PEAS—Teunessee hanipers gg = general Significance, and in most “ni . oe, ! . eae + *In reaase —~Decrease., .. Um hanged 4mm Orph ‘ir "nN d 4 d Lackawanna Republic and Vanadiu _ *k. rts , a — “ae sharsiy hae “ hp ' ee be Ty to $! Mw and M | eel ax) Dp ‘Boon. lile) a atocks the fluctuation we ¢ : nit. Fruit. Ce : 2 ;, Ta *Fx-dividend 20 Okle. Texas ' : : . ' unl } : on ' pr quarter low rs oc pa pias ‘ " ve pers at 1.2% to gv ian » | re rac - . rw Food . 4 . 64\, . : . NOTE Stocks auoted in thea table are co y- "ow Panhandle Pe! ( ‘ { fol. Short found {? {impossible Io CoN er creamer. = “eg . t ody x an hang 4 . 0 er, a. er which trade settled To & $1 75 per bu hex looee for un tiona!l. Even in the rallway sha ree = nd Al a, R71. i. mon stocks unless thev carry, the abbre\ ia ] “a Perfaction Tire > » 14? oe. within | Le to 2 points of . esterda\ - 40 fon . ‘ -RR! ~eapge oh receipts, spt pons Brat che pt ath a. anted the hogs Gath N\ bh PEP RERS } j ri je 1% bu ’ " > ans . . + “an” 7D tes °9 re 4 ‘ tee Sah 0! r te , 7 ‘ ” inmates : ' , Ora.nary 71 ! , ' : e ii : » , t >. hae etn ‘ , there was marked irregularity. The ” Ruch i'0 943 eat oat : ee TN cates ~~ = specified sees ao a taburg —— 4 ad : close. The unusual activity in Van- 34'9@35'%: in » C ; eld . 28a decline. Top was $15 rv pene me a canes Ph tte at $3 to $5.50; Alabama ae ay’s transactions footed up only | ; : ’ = US ‘ : ae 1 am ag x Re ‘ adium Stee] ace cm 1 4&c storage-packed y te p from 815 10@ 15.50 Late top wae £15 20 +“ Teas so | Radio Co i! N Ccompanying its sharp ege-packed firata. 412 li 4214 market tu m5 SOHLRABI—~ New home grown at zx bout 800.000 ehares. 100. Ranier Motors _ ays ‘ ; advance fitted , Fe : : : athe tl , ae a ~"« witr an meven Steacyv ‘wales being muade 1 400 on .« iy ¢ me ae , in with very good out- > Naner. Towis. oic. some pens, while elsewhere it was a lower (AT 4 : Sterling exchange made a fur. W Y O R K B O ' Men _ae Da fd. ‘ , ‘ an side test i mons to the fu ct f hat t here « , D. Rutter I Rough h sam 2 —10e to 20c per bu box lease 2 D9 MEE Bheve eaten: : ees 7 ' 4) Rov de Fran ‘e ; r & y, has been a large and important ac- tring hanged Poultry 77 $1° on with the bulk of the good sows at held. 25 per bu hasket. . . : 4 ey . +S price of | ; 40) Ryan Con ‘e 2 Se we cumulation of the at ock going on, «C higher. 4°@62c: others uncha nged SHEE \larket opened somewhat } M STARD GREENS -Home-grown @f 88.98% and 2 4 cents above the level! Special to the Post-Dispatch. “> Ryan Pet. : a ..* Partly on knowledge of the «« ' *- stronger at the sheep house the added | Ort te bir ‘Or i at the bekinning of the month. Rates NDW YORK, June 15.—-Total sales of bonds on the New York Stock Exchange to pte Salt | reek , he “he oak - & ‘ao company s . strength evaporated later « ~ io ShW POTATOES Sacked Na. 7 : also moved in favor of Paris and day were $9,529,000, against $8,282,000 yesterday, $17,008,000 a week ago, $11.139,000 15a wanta ‘ eceria SF vy ” ‘6S and partly to obtain for one : main market was steady with veaeterday. Top ' sean me As , and white at 86.75 te is ; b n a vVear ne and 86,590,000 two years ago From Jan l to date, $1,855,675, 000. Tew . ‘ . Tier , see ' 5 ‘ : nucted lead stead, ot and J are fr veragin air in volume, demand for j , 7~., ’ ; qliick to sell out. and the rate fe)) =: High rnd Sales. a awe. Boat :! 21, ‘ 2 eae Prana ar nnigy of the Eroup, was ge a0 Zine — — _- sponds onda which ts ay FB. indifferent i ng = ne to $1.25: botlers at MWe gine worth 0 — ——_—_-—— -- -~ -—— -—-+ —- —— —— a : . Wee , 2 ! ‘ ‘ ‘ : al ~atte = 2: . Mas : doi . oe is j . ‘ E rather sharply. Dealers in exchange !. §. BONDS. & N. 6s (St. L K ta ona aaite : ° n cage that tomorrow's ac tlon spot. &7.40 bid. $7.00 asked. MI es ; eee in mules was practically | PARSLEY [ouisiana suger barrels, ” Btate-regulated ‘ ; , i = ibertvy 8 92.00 to 11.84 : N. 3s (8S , ” Renee ge ea , ‘Cigvie directors ! are AY F-Ondon—-Spot copper > +S OC; futures 7 . : S10 : ome- w ae 206 ; : e Liberty Slss......92.00 to 91, & N. 3s (St. L. a 100 1 of the Crucibvle di s. who are ..At Lond t £56 Ts 6d: stands uring the morning session | $4. H rown, Ihe to 20¢ per dor i ep a of a curious thinness through- 41° $. Liberty let . e- wo to Bh.20 Midvale Steel c ; -@! i a San ° te, , supposed] y . .f t lis 6d; lectroly tic, spot. 1102 futures. few buyers ma king their appearance RADISUESs.. Hor, ¢-grown ° “The ng publie out the market, which is anot her wa . “ ’ 3 : Spal Bn : *’&h 00 to N4 ao Mf kK & we ‘ = . 4 yn) T *xas Ranger . 1 1 “ : . RO Ing to consider another . oy ~ ae as futtires , £980 5. commission barns. Prospects favored und w) ite at 12: @ | pe . to Maintained alr . > at «@ 2.9 00.0 9 GaN = a °° a am? os Ree ede ses a0 Times Sq. Auto .. 38%. = 2 3%'.. stock dividend rill b Los oe Son. Posh . £28 1%e vin, & holdover of a larger portion of the «1 . ae =" to Ine and long weite ~ : ‘ " 7) . . . wi ] & disa 0 1 ’ oes) ‘ . f 1 eo | 4 j % n ‘ hi ip ‘ ! . : ° of saying that speculation plays a ~ & b peltbip to 85.40 Mw. K. & DT. BE GB. cc cesedes : 100 Tropicel O11) ... “ 8 ‘ from an i ; Ppointings Spot. £41 10s: fv UtUres, £36 1: Zin plies now on hand “4 ' HI oc per dozen bunches, dition large part in the trading 4 » &. a are, od 4\.8..... aeae oo + = tig een eee 3 —_— . & y ae Tenit. Pile. Prod... 1 sane lmmediate Speculative Sta:d- Spot. ' t ee £43 Ns Above quotations are extreme high and tht EA = ne Home-giown at We to Ho per ’ ‘ : + tags ; a on ‘ _— ~~ " o new . i "nit. *"rof. Shar.. os i ; : low ange : ; le | ’ ’ Silver Declines Again ; “ek Liberty I *¢ . 85.00 to 85.4, Montrea! Tramway coi. Ss. 7 1.4m Unit, Ret. Pomme \ sé tj ‘ oe ; the conan ae a I ‘eo hn ees i Alabama halnpers at ibe te " The &7 Vv . r Liberty 4th 44a... ..85.00 to 85.48 Now Gr. © i ae es oo ee oe py, “\ sensational rise in Barrett com. St. Louis Lead and Zine. to seriall’ aimiee @ntched A fo ot F ents r ; ay “Silver at London declined another: S. Victory 4%8 ...... 2.05.84 to 95.50 . + AS Bane CV, Se “et 4~o vT. 8. H. 8. Tool. .° 82 31%, yy pany, attended by heavy buy Ing of Lead wa hanged he tod (, $S 1 specified. | | prstiasin: | we} © Home-grown boxes af Se dends on each ° » . a ‘ — Ny. a J x ‘ ‘ - * Alege ° ~¢ ’ { ’ , Ps 5 ‘ . _, #6ad ao inenanger 1eTea oda ar SS (4) ' ogre ne b. — ig Ang emmy touching 44 pence per , 131 Anglo-French (yr 4 “neg OO to 99 7-18 Ot cc ce Regine x(a : 1.00 United ——. ie. 17. ,; ne National Aniline shares and un-| Slab zine was unchanged at $7.65 waives SWEET POTATOES Alabarna short able 91.75 eve unce. ales of the continent's melt- 2 Argentine Govt. Ss ...... Tito 70 1. ¥. C, & H. R. rfg. 8148 6 38 TO Vulean Oj] . am a1, ay, | USual activity in General Chemicai | ———— — ae 2 ee we ra oe te — at $1.75 for bright and 61. are assured bi ed-up silver coin continue to press 1 Chinese Govt. Railways 5s 41 aN: . U.-Lake Sh. col. tr, 1M Warren Rros a ee : re bore out al] that has been said re za om : | pias Live Stock Elsewhere , if ive vou al a Sy ny : On the market, adding to the avail- 5 i | an OP ++ Bo * aa Saligh s ae we ae =o Sane, - " oD 8 “1, Sarding the union Projected between tion of the borrowing by railroads ——————— — muda and aneen at $27: Union Fle able stock at a moment when ship- 1 City of Lyons 6a,. ae os Sees Nees 9 bs STANPARD ‘ these three companies Among the from now on will be done on this sort Celtis — oa 4 ‘eee on ~ — "aa te oelecions A ae Dt @arnin ‘ % ¢- ; ’ ° ; ‘eat. & : oye eRe : ‘ _—e . eee ' , ) . e- -Kecelpts, .. ‘hol and 'O Sa. a te a ’ ment of the metal to China in pay- aa rd 4 sp pga oy -" * ; F “Shae 7 ae 1.000 Anglo-Am. Oil 2°, . 9 Specialties United States Realty and, Of obligation. prime beef steera, stealy to a eae " - TOMA TORS Teias flat crates at 1S sa) sm Seal : ~ = a 4 —, goods is at A 11 Dominion rey Conedn West. . ; a { in ota ne . a8 American Safety Razor were again . * * others moetiy steady: some in-betu een os lk ea 4 40 Mioertiada Crates choice 3 Mw: feo e of el ri nds ; t present prices silver - & ) ‘1. 4s, P. C., & C. div 734 $5 Standard O11 Cal. .3 conspte T : . to lower; one load prime heavy steers. $17.25 . we 1 i “I per cent notes, "21... s, 2. C, C vos nine picuous. lhe pressure ' . prs —e —_ : r service | ih far below its coinage ratio in ra.| 21 Dom. of Can. Bien Pacific oe | MINING. the dividend-paying ratls was relasad United States Food Products. 1o.00: feed dee ee ai weight. 91460 | 00 asain ant oer ee uls and five | at notes, ‘20 —P ¢ . prior ; % 400 ‘a ak R Co! 1 2.184 2.16 ; . . ‘ : axec . ; 1 Sila tak : a ‘ ”: es rades cews and hetfers stenay , aan , : : : — to the gold coin of the leading! 2 Dom. of Can. he, 1921... Nor, Pac. gem. 38.... >. va ot a 00 renee "Mines ! , .* : 4 : oe | . : ‘ . Fe a) ~ 2 4 on ‘ ‘ — , hy ’ ars na te ; or e 7 - : Uropean nations, but the depre- = Dem. of ‘ an, Ss, 1931.. | Oregon “— i, oe asa RKO Bie Ledge ... mi 7 . Of these stocks it was announcea | “'*@. 8°. moot Thursday to take a teedeen ae bulk calves, stockers and PRUITS. by approval, upon paper money of those coun. : mp. Japan Ist 4M%s ..... . oO “ be 3.0 Tost & Mont despite reports to 1} Begg tion on the dividend. There will be . es : STRAWRE a : tri tt n 28 Imp. Japan 2d 4loe . aut R. con. Ss. 1968. [Cone CC. Miaes | a a1/ . ne contrary, that " pl Hlogs—Receipts. 46). (1) nostivy &3 wer. o tA BERRIES- Home-groen berrie. cluding a year es offers & powerful incentive to 2 Imp. Japan ster. loan 4s.. R. gtd. 4'o8 1921. | ve 400 Cresson Gold ., the Northern Pacific directors would oath ashame iy n the $6 rate at this meet- closing, 10c higher than earl; top, so; $2 to $3 per I2-quart tray lone. ) in convert silver coin tnto bullion This 6 Ke. of Italy Glow ... ia a> S4 te wn L640 Fl Salvador .. ® ‘ meet Thursday to act o ' ing. Food Products is in the same bulk Mght and lMeht butchers. $1ha 15.25 oan RSERRIES— At 82 to So per Sia vestment. premium on silve f Ishe sane 34 Repb. of Cuba on, 1904..... ‘ > ; R. ge: Ss .... ©") Golden Gate L, lend : : Upon the divi- class with Industrial Alcohol in re bulk 260 pounds and over, $14 204715. piga “8"*: @ccording t » condition r urn | ‘ _ a curious lv Repb. of Cuba 4les ia 7? - ‘4. on T + " 19 Sy ' - C en , and if Was Said unoffie sn 1) . a 4 | ‘ steady to 2Kec lower “a eu ” ‘ AN [Ais ; s ‘alifornit f > 4 Tondt r3s ; n ’ l iail . - ‘ ‘ - — s ” = ] " proof, if proof were needed, of the 8Un. K. of Gt. B. & I. S4ga. Sennen aa a “Tae a tae iz %O Hecla’ Min 41 yesterday, positively enough to! carr ; epect to tie prices it is getting for KANSAS CITY. | tee e at , ~ = 4.25; pony ¢ $.).50 to 4 - SSllance a . . . ‘2 eee FF . ; *u c Sve, : ‘ , - eta ' zy ; ] € are. ‘ . = a log ¢ ‘ rkate) ela ae Fe . e ie , ot . ; discount to which ee 63 sees Sees eeeeeseese ‘ _ Be deat scceneseesess . ; 2M Tononah mining ea i , n ft a “a r Faestern exch: . : . - 7 ue os s i ‘ . ; u i ASKe al ; " my ; " States of M 48 St. LL. ao me Tn. Eastern... lin , , , hanges. Ster- | rood Products’ earnings greatly. The s——Receipts. 15.000:' uneven 10415 . un— oO. | hard ben | erty for the pu R "AYS AND ANEOUS , Mo sbhawdn: oie aeeeass o R3° : aa ie. . Loewe : ‘ “ & was steady around the $2.94 ' , or: te os teat 1 UI ov: No 2 do at §7: oreign Exchange | 2 Am. Agar ‘Chem. Ist ev “0 Do 1 | 00 West End con... , level * other lines Of business in which Food $14 TSa16: I Nk eht $i4 no 443 Bonsty: ed at $3 to $5, willowtwig et By : - ‘ ; . : : . . } “4 - . -f . UK, ‘ asthe 4iae . . ~ and | ,& American Smelting 5: 7s . _ - & 5. Fr. ine. “0 ane 61 , si B NDS. e e Products is concerned also are show. Sheep receipts. 8C00. uneven bent 77 + n_off wee (from store) at This ls one | | 22 Am. Tel. & Tel cvt. oie, a St. . Southwest. 1s Ro 10,000 Allied P. 1at Gis... i N sf . ingg increased earnines The presi- *vring lambs steady: top $17.10 hulk #15 se ape A per a Domestic Mone 10 Am, Tel. & Tel. col 5 74h 7 t. JI.. Southw,. Term. Os... - 00 A.-Am,. Oil 7a... TZ D ffi | ' e th : @16.75; sheep steady Th Tannennd WATERMEILAINS—Florida, $3.0 te J cent prefe : , . vs. . . ; "ee: ent o 1e@ company is abroad now stare “a &poun ver LOOP live 3 Am, Tel. & Tel. col. 4s.... 73: , P. & K. C, Sh, , m. T. Ga, °22.... $ : ifficu | : : Texas vearlings, $10.25: very yr ‘ watien wy selling at par wees y | mo Writing Demcla tte. oh 7 Meeps Meas ey: stew > ei 6 cf Me (1921). . 9: a! 0) | t to Cover. looking after the foreign contracts sheep on am ca ones ! Unites 8 on NEW YORK. June 15,—Dealings in Ger- | Armour & Co. R. E. 4a. agg gh see te , e hes (if os vs As an illustration of the extreme of the companys iT. JOSE .. June 1%... Hogs Re ; oo ta ‘ © l ‘ today, ~y - 2 > ap 72. : Ss. Geant ‘eee a: oan COMM ¢ os { 4 narrowness of the market er, » tn . P . s, ; mar re ke top, S14: Sugar. bad par because it m be a . ' ‘ I ee - : ; pyseretereit ; , =" : we Ae Why - os i, ; ad : : y : ' . , eceipta, 2ihm- NEV TORK 5. ’ MN . There wore heavy p 8 Atlantic Coast L ea en | » Eee. SVS, BD vases m4 Pay oe Conc. Textile ts.. 95 9 usually active stocks a certain houre Delaw & Hud market, 2: ST0@ 16.25; cows centrifugal 3.46; relma yeaa ran: ig worth par iy th fr ouh, but buying orders increases oA (. f.. LAN col. tr # ‘ soutn. EBs. P wehenhee yo fim IRS b a .. Mi ov cv noted for its bearish proclivities re- eiaware udson. ane neitore, SSMS %: calves, 8T@14. Sheep ulated, 224@2% * +f utures were. bines the safety . * * ‘ ° ° ; .* ° . . a : . . Oo" . ; y? 7 by c 9%, ’ . — ; . e, asyet + ped i RO cys 5 eemere & Ohio 6s... os | . South. ¢ tr. ad 2.00 Int. R. T. 7e.. roa. OLE , ( ently undertook to . over £900 Ref} Delaware & Hudson is one of tha ath: uae bee ec 1ower: ewes, $8 ranged within a few points — with the higher . : avy n '—. 2's, = Fer * ‘ " ; ‘ , . a ee im - ‘, ty ~ . py ? . -. . ‘ ‘ 3 . . ‘ : oring 3 eg and then became strong. demand ‘ ey > Seagecene: “ futures closed eteaéy: & first-class pret en o A wey, ae to 3 OR. . wold 4a..... mas 50 Phird i ei — 23) | «100M Southw el! —* a a had been 90% and the bulk of th evel likelihood of being forced to St. Louis Hay Market Jul Mc; September, 19.900: all through t e da P Asiatic See | ; , a ‘+e Union A - 2 , . °- Bi , 2.000 Swiss Govt. 5 he 7 ° buving order was executed at q” curt its 39 dividend rate The last T.mothy No. a, Sasa 3A. No ” $2407 38 be sats January, 1S ie 7a A good Yr again unsettled with a firmer decline {n oe me oT Sterling « $4. 804 hh. D. peeweee 8 3 u SR & 1. Se.. Te ea . ia it : all in between There was almost is yet to be paid. It was declared at 946: tight mixed S43." cnoien tae Pr ! i : ee a vo : r aj}! . " , . .. . & eres ees . - a are ey ; ie ev 4 . . ‘ " ‘ ? : . s ; a . r ’ : : ae ; ee OY comand Reak: cables , ar bs. . Teather “— reese 90% I'nited States B oe «ee as prenounced a scarcity tn Renub the usual time and the stock was to | No. 2, §$184323: Ne. 1. 82h — gm _— ; te} 7 offee es 7 —— & ae territory 3 ys, 3.040; nk, 90 days. 3 80: — . ,2 oe 2's ae. ’ United States Rubber os.... tn a _ ores lic Steel. and those x} oe tale have sold ex-$2.25 ' VWaw *” } — - rs . oo _ ; “ age of thi MO days, 3.80: « Ae Tato | ; sees TT, O Sees a G Missasacccs | 4 ' who were picking | a’ “92.0 On May 28, but ; , : se aes : (par 10.3 gente per My ‘ ,. n N. J. 58... som Virginian Rallway 4 roe ST LOUIS STOCKS = Vanadium found the stock was not’ due to the fact that the compa ny did Canada Removes Duty on Cattle. - - —— a> of owne a . ’ ‘ee . ) : " . * . oo nl Italy . : $ Wabash Ist os eerres a obdtainable in any quantity until the net have the money with which to, By the Assoctated Prensa Foledo Cloverseed ” is t. Le . . . : d : . —. . " ‘ . ? =? gt > oy . = . , ; . m . . : r\* . 7 . a . . - . uls basic muand, 5.8: cables . ‘ A a a tale bl > ei : = hetiiieoeieih beni had bid the price uD ” te * points pay it. thea date of {ta selling ex- () i TAW A. ‘ “a nada. Jitne 1G At Té LS Doe i? J ine le. t lever need : ‘ power industry : ane itzerians ~ 0 4 -° , ; to . . st est \ Y & Penn ist 5s.. : | Local Bank Clearings : . - e adi’ idend is ati)) held in abevance bv order in { ounci) Virtually removing cash. asi | Choctorey oa), ae Decem bder, Ss J * emand, ik 2he: ae _ 1] Western Pacific %s......... 7 iil the Stock Exchange Fhe payment the autyv on cattle enter } P 4 40.2 cents per >. .* 7 : ' " Wileon & Co let *s 7s ar? a . a Ws . _™ ~ : : >, ‘ 7 . - . es _ = . ‘ ise LT?» iq* *4 Bat ’ y os, .70. Greece ipar 10 ‘ ouinte aa . ay as ; Prices were steady in the trading on the tas the stor imarne \gain Lib- Ratire ad \dministration ayd cannot here last night This action wes American Telepnune & Telegraph -s lan, under wh nln WILL ASK FOR REOPENING St. aoe Stock Exchange toda fhe de erty bonds gave eviden@ee of being, be patg until the Government pars rakes 2 wae lea j HP _ \ dividend of Two Dollars perl per cent int o ; a ~ wt egg — oe ata dead level where the new invest the « ompanv it {ts gaid br those in — , “ explained tO aseist “ill be paid on Thursday, Jt ment pavments ‘ . . | “0 y a ( vVidens . , > » +i : ; ' g . P ; at. 40, 1034 | OF OPEN MARKET IN WHEAT of 2% per cent on June 30 ce shaetnetiers ment demand is ample to absorb all a position to know that the coal prop- in the resto. king of Canadian farme ’ . to stockholderg of reeor, draw all oY me ‘ " 70: te, " oC record at close of businese June 23 offerings. vet w here there ' no dis- erties of the Delaware & Hudson whieh have Biiffe, ed through PKCeSe. ti ‘ ne dace business on Mat " a REST } e | 3 cents per peseta). Je, J a ee a WES aabh i % 202 @ afternoon sessions have been discon , ‘ - as ie . uae , c ue . ies , ; oy mh Le a » any : cables. 16.00. Hungary (par 20: ‘hi , Mertware | , need. fer the scammer menthe position to raise brn, ng limits The Which should be show ing large earn. "ve drouth. . Y MILNE. Tr fina! ‘nat 1) . Fr. O. Watts of St. Louls on Commit- The following is a list of the sales made third 4%s had a small advance. The ings are being operated at a loses at - is -a@iiment The last previow ' S } 3 FINAN LES 4 mt ie demand, © (zecho-Sio . h r 3 per cents per crown), . > a ' » @: . the prices paid and the net changes as com- others wer caTeeiy cna t the resent tit , 2 ‘ | 3 3 percent er crown | 7 ote Going am ¢ apital to Ask for ~-& yp BR a A, Ben ~ 1 dg Be od Bey ; e® e@Ca cel changed most , P 3 ne and this has tied : CIAL bz .” SA | OF] . poland (Cente per mark) : : | 3 , Merunienten. previous transactions of recor: ? _ day, standing just about where ip tne company in the matter of LL — $$ — = . 29 “ni r rs, SS. pomanta (par ; “7 4 By the Aaesoctated Press : r — they left off last night Anglo dividends . £ A ee yor: ] " . i' 4 % " . — = ° - Ne Ms . : 4 ° > " ‘ ; °3 ’ } ern rates Yokohama (par - ‘wer we ; CHICAGO, June 15.—Permission _ Securities Sales. Price. (h’'ge French 5s continued to be dealt tn Word came from St. Louis that per yen), demand 50.25: cables, $0 TI : ' > oe Set ee ee ee peor a 901 oral - v7 the _ s Locust stree ‘er = > around 3%'. and the ‘nited Kingda ‘Tissouri Atblic Service (Comm e “aaa - ‘ ; . ° @rtalr-tee:| con, . : s\ ik Tt OMmMmMission Pe : nion } - : . Lr ‘ . — *. o . - ‘ 1 ‘ . P aeet 2 (tmar a7 on centa per Chireae deol “ . . of Attorney-General Palmer, Secre - Certain teed com v ys of 191 were in demand at Vo, bad given permission to the Missouri a n e } i ri nd, G8: cables, 68.50 Shanghat : “a ‘o , ; integrins 1.200 cents Pe ’ ; “2 ; . ; | - Franklin Jeffe per tael), demand. @8: cabie ; oe ‘dhe : 1 tary of Agriculture Meredith. and \ertain teed com oG . and 864 Third Avenue adjustment. Pacific to issue £12,.730.000 bonds and : ’ ff ' Caloutta (cents per rupee). 4 . , Suger is tem eS Cae bers ’ : ‘2 Ss in tl tractior ro ! $630,000 note T) Charles and St P . ‘ ’ ' : “ . (* wv t lg ae i 4 "er? a) "sr » ) ‘.. = * . > . . . : s cables, 8072, | Other exchanges: Ta. Sa... | 0 Gov. Harding of the Federal Reserve ,.['a!n-teed Ist pfd...... : eas pple pg Oat eo 7 Reses are te car: cents ner : & RR. ¢. ' . awd » 98 Fulton =e com — 2 . “ Industrials were very little changed ry interest at ‘ per cent. to he pala- WESTERN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY . . I ’ t . . ; 2 i 3 | ioatiie wes r . | Bank for the reopening of the open ay eee one way or the other. Much of the ble in 10 semiannual installments ORI “t. _P WETS te tet com : market in wheat is to be sought by Tithe Guaranty Trust, , “te 7 recent buying of the United States The remarkable permisston is given PREFERRED STOCK , P draft. eertified ¢ ernay Time loans x Pp . ’ : ¥ ag it committee of bankers which left ngenema . ‘ se ; . Realty debenture 5a, Mu“ hie h has kept to «e)) art M Jo-per-cent dis¢ ount. Half Ps, : - or eR press money ; Gays, % days and six months. . ; Chicago for Washington toda) Marland - -v ; 1 them around 81, is said to have come of the bond issue will be Sent with mail o used to re- money @teady;: high, 7: lew. 7 ruling : a ; ad > , Ce: eee rom the comp: itse ‘hie? fun i ® ‘ 1 ee ; ‘ The Lever act prohibited specula- *ircreese SDearenan | a f | company jtself. which is in i the first mortgage 5s into an rate, 7. closing bid 7; offered at 7. lest ac. 2 d ' ts , 7 — . ee as = the habit of Koing into the open mar equal tesue of 6 per cents. lean. 7. Rank acoeptances. mh ’ ° ' . ; .— : ‘7? ties in grain, rut g! ain alae claim it . ‘ LOSING J! oT AT hKONS ket e\ ery ‘ rar ana buving in nu cer . J —* 7 sv. me . ' is desirabie to reopen free t) ties Pleetric Kuilding Qnd make al! rem ee — ; trading ; : eed dint oe tain quantity of thie issue. These Bar Silver. Pk ag POE 2 now that the wheat guaranty act Missinsinni fallen eee bonds now have only four vears to Stocks and Bonds hateaae: "Pee ral . » Jaae ’ , has expired. o_o G* eonty True run and, in view of the improved con- om ag oa . rown Shoe pfd The committee ,which represents “Qo” a : ' ,» dition of United States Realty ¢1 Order the Post-Dispatch sent ‘+o 437 BOATMEN'S BANK BUILDING F \ shares Will be ma th , x ain xchange Pr nd bank in- ertain tod Prod cts he er ances. al) dotbt i“ bout their being P 2s mall e T ‘ s ‘ rs, es % : ~< Xe 4 efi : ’ *) ™ , . ; . . . rour rac ation address Your q . ‘'tles Se @ pte redee e “ @ eT j . | een . . clude 7 ( . a, Jaffray, preside nt of the ee a bia ’ m) a t ti pt op Tims ) a b ‘ orm 4 sf ie eate First National Bank of Minneapolis Fulton I: removed But the realty : A ° ompany ts carrier will plac ay - § PS ~~ 3s to A | Owen. Maaves Sr. ots ‘ Haniiten-@oen Shoe vo Raving neariy 26 points on every bond piace the order for oS SSS — : : Re FP : ll eves Jr.. Vice president of jndtaheme Refining Co.. - ‘4 it is buying now. There were no new you, or your telephone request 4 2 the Corn Exchange Bank of Chi-. /"i¢'ational Shoe pf offerings of notes or bonds and on : = de roe - percent rentes : om . HILE the Post-Dispatch inves , . e cago; E. F Swinney, president of the ere, Mae i a ; account of the requirement soon to will have prompt attentioa. before memset pie it be: - aero = re pet Fahenwe on London * hie ; . ‘iret " . le rlan: efinine « ; ° enfore that all in ; . ' . CCSSATITY Cannot recomme Be Pivener-com- loan ce | Vie : } rs National Bank of Kaneas City, Nat. Candy ones be enforced that all put very short- Olive or Central 6600. ~~ ak for dorse any tnvestment ow r+ ; NEW YORK. June 15.--Rar eilver R2c; bat , Be Rar silver, 444 pe e » 4% percent. Diaoount rates bille 168%’ per cen: Chiwe the wille” 5.600 11-16 per cent ——— Paris Bourse. June 1 — Prices were weak oue-~re-F ~ dollar wae quoted at 1: nd VO. Watts, president of the : someones MMB, “cee. . .erm notes must be first approved » exercise bi or specilation advertised. The buyer? bh inst Natioun I ' ' of yt tite ble Mire " . ihe Inter sfata Coammerce {tar “IPT tT ij rreplation Dept ‘ c tien COW rN Judgment. St. Louis ‘ *hx- dis idend it is tine ; ; r a | ’ 44Bu av a reer props, Qe eeene

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, , - ~ bt ill aa nih wy ed ice 7 — — ~—— 2 — an il aan and he al _— ~~ te: iii es — A - —wee on —— — ee —_ — —— - ~ “= oouegre — itn —_— — me _ op. AY. ae 16, 1920. DON’ ANY U G RUST FROM DIS USE. Adverti e iti in P. -2—D. w ANTS. 99 “wa Oe aaa 21. ¢ ¢ nounc ean s tod for ay th several at gag pe ns wh con- ich a re |“ —_ D E HS me: STO! | $mTtu NS EN G GIRLS HELP _ TED MEN . BOYS > a DECREASED |" pre is sen ce. Th rack. al of rk will | ® cont OSEN racts | T KRAN ta iv etl Pee, op is 1 es a osenk e ] e i ranz, ” 19°90. nto v tA cel | nt AN NS > J. R _ Stove RAUEI —, W ' r ad « ar bd! . piivices ice COM ot ac with , b 000 he The miles est to Fune _ dear B. Ro Sapertn lower. ‘om yo and piled bs ecording the | win und re, and work outhwest a. oe on W a. meses : mis yr. @ wil er pre) w De tay ed . in hi (ne oe sate oe 12 larg ide e to cs w reli il ete Cuse nesd a second i. Th unfe est publ Ce ve ¢ ay mir cost | "s te Calvery ¢ ay. Ji cond e iter, w vo ‘ cit te ns =; mo col . Ke lari tj TAA lverv side ine thi ith rab) on ies tod: us ntl npl ver es } J ArT. ry C nee 16 er . a 7 are S fr ay is, ete al 1ave | & une En em 371 at 2 | ee pene, aa an @ ed neve! 1 the birt h or tracked The ta d in al weeks e | Sohea. Ane, EN Sal pam A La 25° nigh mthe 8 and he ie rom 8&8 show reg } 13 n alrea allrog out It | Woe my yy + ng at 10 reset on A PPP rith Ju - . me about 30 aoe the high 5 toe 22 owed 4 1iles out. dy to — is three | oodbury Mre Ly t} dag = “4 wondas s weh silent ge, nage ef cent est 23.4 per e- Ort in dou FER yen —— = oe De Call vi ai ave wigan tad. oe mere 4 at 3 if aoe ve “ae In New increase per cent, I zbbanes pectic dsor me " i1¢. on from: ‘ Axtell - cather — | cove to ane no infor iia ai a " . - . ent . ‘ . OL et ma a th in wy: showed nants age d e of inf York he as 3.6 'Mo.. non, M¢ ms are f _ CHAEFFE needay. Jun: OAT Mre. J. | P ery for 8S! wer que mation ~~ to @ ton ® noo - ecrea ants ity an 2; OF ron gest aoplhe —_— ~~ | wer Cate | eo QQ. s thee unda ries bure serene ss A coon r'en 4 it : with ire 11 p under the Meuna) d Mo athe to } Sleene lt phd pet —s int ai tei i Po yor " R WwW a — must be by ma 7 it ig { mew d pr ratur — th i) : g ; er ce ye; on ;ous nett Sp rto . mi aad iaefe ie 13 (to rest Mm oks. U esc e dc ours 5 mail j 0 nm icon ea in Se a 19 and nta ar st of e e@ to ring nd, ~ er. a r belo 19°90 gudd ribe ] » not wre eda r te pos- efter rallied lear e _. 16 fiz 18 AS Col at $17 xtenes Gile Fil) Arnel! Secor @ar eet ed — at 4 en. DAIL . listed P find t —~ week lepho ies ne 4eon 0m Phil ures per ce ue Ne (5,00 ion abe, uncle. ee rother son of Dp. mm the C YR in th he | ——" before ne. i= Fu ee “4 low ae net nie oer “ei a per cent tro%n ; ent be- | ! Afft« w burg 0 were Se to a Mo ‘ che. aged 15. tutenant Charies. Ro- not — — ADER 3 e coin | FRIEN ww efore har. RNACES R18 | ; clused ei of t sher e nt fro he de nm an and } Iso a total , B14 Se fro Vears ; ee A ad +s 8. Ro: TE e pri vice FE rhe | be a aND : ~~ Pr . HEATING - Dew te he oid Bev . m t ecre;: do lo uth Jun or om s and r-in-] at EN.Y nted xarni resul j ure The Royal FU TI . eniber a 5 norning. per eland 8 » he pre ease wa - klahon nett. M orized or 16. -—, —e.. e phd as Py = seh KAR = oe energy of ' 1. to — get onl, WM A Nat} RVAC E NG, ETC is ~ : The: wif cent, er °vinou ass ia c s 0 We le ran > aw a 4 LA. te iths at to ose “ . SI°R will ished >uU Ling Ge wa’ TIPTOS REP . lie ’ Jen i's) cel ee ‘ achte! (,;et? : rm or er PD , get bush SR ih |) af de i? a ’ ' Ww TON. a . .tR — ae iat yt etr it. | year vy, Ok YT) es : sem nm , WW arlor . ri — pIRBE 1 we aler fre good oO A “43 t : 8. _ te Clostn of the nt. B oit galti | - dik netery avenu lane to Vedner rs E ‘ d of vith ac ER . is atche not om watc LL 48-4 other da). B r Gro ng uote phigh waukes uffalo 4, Pitts imore — s¢ gg ie Evasectica' eth tae slugs i ne ea or oat a aa ee na tch || RE _ PAPE £ > emmez: LAUN omont vee, W = ‘ : cent, ce ; ra 5 “ . ™ uu 4) if c and ’ \ sp ry ort ; “we ie aw “ full , i ‘ots . w @ E “A on ~ “ f ' , Ane > 3 _ .- y a _—. : cl |: ‘ nt. cent Se} hn Sc mn Me me ' Vr ape Chr ar els A jew A : l4 — rk ; ATT NI c62) non eta oi na -] aT a7 Clone re vious Denti § innat! cm ashingt . Mil- BA | father be See a wm ey dl oy Rose to Mascoutah Louls Lincoln - i Panam —— , hs ate ; bath OY nd ; -— IR sg toms 709 ‘O- wet “ wr shing oe Reellent: wa to. BOY Arca + . pay. A ~ 7? 4 ae decreas * 1a awan ee ie nd - ‘ : rt Schulze) Alb Streit), and | | .T e. , to Ne a> rail | on 4B +—Th r e bet- vA wc. St Servic 3 NDORES me wants om TX ide: are py! . & 7 Se 20 oa°ea a1 tae 74 per th , infant prover oe 4449 a frend Amt § Kaw of s 1920 nue. t from jureda’ the = Rose peers ms In Memphis nt, | Eese ~ i had b convik " heard FIFE oval yr ER Cleaners, G gu rooms (oS: oate v Btday " experie _ Lin- portunity t ke | bimeclt oor sa op : 2.70 RA 0 ous me nent, =- D ive ym th T ard ohn HH. eC o Ne reside Jun e of 7 otel -iub qui is, to “heeli if t? ee! t e#ni of tST-Cl mos _ Grand 1} e $i. ~ | UND ont ca fenced " ment to } riene “useful arow : se5 Ta} ns an as tall th rm stre 1a delr J | n H ee w St nce P . 2a 74 at Ri of? . re c ’ k eelir ne Or) 1 wre nip os refe ty # As : — ne ~ | 1004 tm): P NDRES = oR W nw - bic Anam Ss ™ on We ' ed pr | are *e) R2 os a MP 10 8 77 ad birt tv e BAT et, W It nar tanker a Mar S105 N Arvo iy treet iildi r St fr ti now 1g. W , pms cke , suc } “re? Ss UF er Ren roon : ir. 4 ence sSs—-8 se UW . 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Oe et me oe oo © 1 oe OR ~- er Pr PO Sar we PE Le ON ee ey ee See a ee a ee ee : . | 4 eo a at ae Bie , aie’ ie: > Ue. , 3 ‘ * ‘ ; se “eie ae we ” 4 : ‘ per by a . Ph 83 “ty 4 we te . . ; a. : o e ” , ‘ oa iti 4 ne" ve é - ae Fy | WHY NOT TAKE AKE A PARTNER? T find him th h these col = : POST-DISPATCH. anal ? o insur insure 2 proper expe expansion fi in m through t ummns. “% | NE * FS a . = : | 3 “ ae eee SUR HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS — HELP ws WANTED- -MEN, BOYS | , HELP WANTED—MEN. MEN. BOYS _, HELP WANTED—WMEN. _BOYS| |) HELP "WANTED—MEN, | Boys | HELP WANTED—MEN. BOY BOYS " SALESMEN WA ae ——~ itil ietietieetied \~ , ig tiateon Seton he! ; CU TTE] LABORATORY ASSISTANT—W hite married | MAINTE NANCE. MAN—Electric. “Call 714 MEN—To load paving bricks in cars: ae] PACK ER—Experienced tn paatinien giass and, SOLDERERS— -For light assortment work. YOUNG MAN—TIn credit department of large SALESMAN—If you are * sa | HELP WANTE 4 aR man, 280° years of age. who ie famil-|__\ictoria_ Bidg. (c)| . work. Hydraulic Press Brick plant, No. enamel ware and groceries. See Mr. Wan-! 1949 8. Van leventer. (ch) | menufacturing and jobbing business: per-| ducer. we want you: big ex - bho ee ladies’ walsts: must be able to UR short ilar with the working end of making fac e | MAINTENANCE MECHANIC—FOR ERIC = |; 11 King’s highway and Mo. _Pac. _ (c2) _Ferin, 100") ( lark. a res aS i SOLDERERS—On automobile bodies for manent. desirable position. with rood +“ pe ow? a | 7 2003. wn Afsr steady ali-year position, SUPREM#! cream, toilet preparations, talcum powder, YARD. HIGHLANDS ah i CLAS CO., | MEN—For general factory work; good 7 PACKER—Must be experienced in pecking | heavy soldering . Collins Venicie oe » —— application for sntes view RY +s patc. iiiad res waact. Telephon 1 pOS Washington. _ (c2)| flavoring extracts, etc, We have the line of _MAC KLIND AND BERTHOLD (c work. Barrett Co, Levee and Con- merchandise: salary $18 ber week. Appl W oodwer 8800 Chouteas, (c8}} any. eee Rtn 5. axe. oaert. Bex SPEC IALTY SALESMAN --} Kk —W’ bite; be a truck; must t know West end: one not Se oratory ee iT tt on a a to leave city; good salary to start, quick| MEN-—-To work tn ice plant; steady work PAC ‘K ER— $20 | to. start. . Apply to Mr. hour week; hi hest wages paid. Standara - : ocd, a =~ : ja me iKk—-laay to © 14_of work. 570% Delmer. fe3) LALOR ns 2 ee LEVEE | advancement if +g make good; first-class and good pay. Apply 3110 Arsene Blake St. Leuls Rubber Co.. 5040 Lamb-/ Stamping Co., 2d and Chambers. ~*~ Xr Order department oy able W T h y m Joftersen AND TOOL MAKER —Expertenced on HORERS-—25; SOC A , references require Thompson Restauran*. | _@v. aes 4k Ul i ______ (¢#) | SPOTTER— For ladies’ and gents’ secececee to use ¢ wn handwrit- e Teac on ft — oe Colored, to electric motor laminations: excellent fu- ND _ fo8) | 802 N, Broadway. iy. Guyette. __fc3) | MEN—Handy with hammer or_hatchet, for/ Prac KER—Exper! en ed on glasewar ®: steady g00d pay and steady work. Grand Dyeing ing. Sian ane naeeon tt any), educa- » You the Rel , aw Doerding ho 7 rr (avavie of COMES ‘houeau. sed) | nent noesition with good future. Box G-ist3, | Opportunity for «a aa 7 excelient wakes _Post-Dispatch (ed) | substantial men to fa > xine’s hiehwey _— @o0K «per lenced J ae LABORERS Woods & Down Box Co., 13th | gies and Iitho. Co., 501 N. Is tat. fer) = : r a — ~ a a = aw weer a appeerance, to earn from 815 to $25 per ing $1.000.000 business nna " fleor wor ot ISHWASHER--McKinley Station, High e and | and Mulianphy ns andy we tae” MEN— Yo handie rreignt ‘In shipping roon INT AND WINDOW CLEANERS— Apply rapt: For sore N. G. A. of Mo. | week working for us spare time end even- | This ie the livest and - . tacas. c2)' LARORERS— 80: GOOD WAGES. 321} ° At WN. Main st. tools. Apply at “once | tral Employment Dept. a ion House and Windew Cleaning Co, RB gy Pw A Ane k. ee ag Shag Ask for! ings; we are @ local enterprise, in awe : | &° Ar ke HK : . i" F ie . Afr tat “know how to job. | ; . y > ne . . , : } 2m ¢. f ¥ 7, _ call L 0 elmar 1858. ' | steady emp! oyment. Apply 119 Lafay tte. | Hesse Envelope aud Litho. Co., BOL N. Ist. | Rtg mm yy yy em Oohox a- A! ea) particulars, send .eference. Box G-40, I oat _— oman Fates Manciers 10 you ae. —~ ASchertz’s, $12 Ne ioth. and ever arket oT a —- MAN—Elderly to run ~~ elevator; call at | cS) | (c3) 3073 de. Ff. i 1008 Boat ; Disuwa ASHER— Ni ht — “Gxperienc od: wApoly fees Weston, wor goo (ch __ St. Cheries entrance. farquette Hotel.( (2) | Sak Poilsnets, tor light work; ptec 0 work ; : C oy, rTER- —rire-caa Stephene STS NOGRAPHER — Bookkeepe: : thy YOUNG M EN catmens Ba Sik per week 1315 N. Grand. le “oo > ae Assis “OC. | MAN Young, to assist in shipping depart- and lots of it. Dawson Mfg. a o12 N wath - Dishi WASH! ASHER-—Ex ee ee wa es, LA BORERS- rong Angide » xe; st. {Cc a set. _ : at ’ P & Ps K. Harry Steel Co., 230 apin | MAN- -For es in packing room. Apply | MEN AND YOUNG MEN-—At 2000 Eugenia a ad Ph | 0 ” ; enced; good future; salary $110 to “si ; . nent ‘ponitions. — B15 * Washington. Corbeil « fal i |? | F : night work. %204 Olive st. a ~~ + “ ; = > — - . Ps r : car. cet off. berry _—- —--—-—- | LABORERS—For lumber yard. Apply Alt Star ( i : , t t.. for the Frisco News Service. Daylight PERHANGERS Mirst-class: steady rk, $9"; advancement. Pullman Co., 810, (e2) | - r Clothing Mfg. Co., 1009 Washington. 8 A PA DISH WASH ER- White or colored; $15 per! “Box Mfg. Co.. 174 Carroll st. TE aim pgp eS ogg ee neg (C4) me —E @ re e - y oc oO v Ne — - - —_—_—-—— > “*. 4 ’ . tne av. henandoah Restaurant, 2247 5. LABORERS—%; 10 quarrymen; 450 and Bic _hardware house. 706 N. Sd wt iin oe STENOGRAPH! -R—Young man for a large : it. : Box WN-276. Post-Diepatch. (c#) LAI YRER—-Superlor Brass and x. and es rd. : M arquette Hotel. c4) ers, neonegere. ontdnnaens. " none cast. pl ey aay = a ™ ‘all 31 2A New Ashland * manufacturing concern: good future; Bg work. SHAPL iE 1G HI H ARD- wy or night Wwe ' i ‘ on - (c in 4, es ‘ Ons. es PRESS HAND-—1512 Clark av., 24 106 _ 8. Sth st. . ee MAN: ‘deriv, t : "’ Apply St. { ? ; Sheet Metal : wer — | expertence and salary expected. Box N “4 , icp iA BORERS—S teady work. Hill-Behan Lum- Se Hich Ag as watchman. G. Stevens. wie App y_ 8 Oe care hee ado ‘PAPER ga52 Outs -E KS—F irsteclass: irc: one! Post-Dispatch 5 W ARE C Q., Ath and Washing- | N floor restaura _o | - — a ' ’ 4 ‘ . ' : | S c o > 4 Wabash tracks. (c7) a a a ‘ (ea) : ber “o., Page av. and Wabas ke. (eT) | edre. 52 é. STEREOTY? eh—eExperiencea in bag ee ton. (0) Gt KUL Ly ER. RIT. 4 . PRESS MEN And grinders; ma- 2 MAN- To help in | pp! ng “To m. G obe- MED ‘lwo, for Collee ting and can vassing; | - - be | shi s 0011 ‘ PAP ER H ANGERS ‘First-class mechanics also rressmen with knowledge of bag print- chine oo 2016-18 Market. Liberty Aute LABORERS And Quarry me n; 7700 Gravois. Wernicke Co 406, } Bro: ‘way. ic) } good salary and commission to men who : eck Co. | peewee. Marcum! Sometery: — MAN— com op l ‘ @ 4014 Oliv (e4) |) tn We have some ood jobs ! ew Vern - =’ _— AN-—-Fo » epartme sereka.| are hustlers and can give good reterences. PRD Tara joa Oe 6 ®. x s in our pn — - DR RI] I PRE “AND MIL L ING LABC ORERS -White. Anply Employment | L. Allan ee eg 201 Ch panes am Gerek , | Apply to Louis P. Filanaus, 1001 St. Louls PASTRY CHEF ASSISTANT luc kingham | plant for reliabie men. Write at once, Mis \ ( | NG M EN- -_— —And pboys for > GoMr TOME re - . ALd SS. ALA Department, Centurv Electric Co.. 18917 | -——_- ivi St nouteau. - ie) AY... East St. Loule. (e3) Hiotel, King’s highway and West Pine. (ec »' _sorrt Valley Sack St. Joseph. Mo. (c2%) NK ie railroad acee if MAC HINE OPER ATORS _Pine st. (ce?) | M'-N—For labor work in lannery. Herman | | | ae work te 7 P \STRY i) ae eo ep. NOX > te ight assembly work. KF RA * marx aE ton 4 4 é = : ~ | eptional opportunity for capable young | . cadheas - eaakhiie dumon cog 4 ‘ ‘ P — . i i 2e° 4 Sistan " _ ; ®t ont 4 c _and Spruce. (c7) | MAN—Mi ddie- aged. hand) with tools. Con- . ( e 1S€ Pp Apply BRIDG 1D & BEAC H ME G. | chasine avent in shert time. Box N-189,| ~~ — ) ai, 5 fiers _! Toa 1" aa H MPION SHOE LABORERS Te hk ed Brey Ste Bl eds: 8th . SE (c2 o | *ost- -‘Dispatc h. ) - be : ment. Apply C A . night; Neosho and ViKkine 2 aigh ay; Bouth-| MAN oo nal . and wire department, it, whole. _ ply 2d and Ashley. (ed) 3 & SOO S _ First st. (e2 2) | ' : errr oo Apply St. Louis Box Co., sl —- ————— _ — _{c8) to él] hosiery. underwear, shirts, dressa- SELT, ST BDIVISION: Pete aan oR inde 7 4.2 ‘> oo = ist ; : : Department, Century e +. 7RE— LL GRO. CU. (c53x) Pine st. ——— —__——— > P — ee — nidiaesiil sctaommneial Hh ea Ore : H : a _" mre : S007A SN t LARORERS—To handie lumber. etc.; good MAN Han a #round saloon: ~ @ woman for ME N—White or colored, for orange ewe . 2. Se eee te | STTDENTS—Catholic, over 18. to join ccr| ‘es. ekirts waista shoes clothing } Me sie “ ‘ pay, steady work: apply at once. Nationa! rain li, CM. ME. ae. ee , arrd genera! yard. work ; g0O0d vay: Are PLANING MILL MEN-—Machine feeders already large sales force and earn $7) to | Write for free samples. Madison Mills, 743 ee » 1, Pisuw ASHE ait We Seema ; Refriwerators Co., 827 Koeln. 2) a N AND W a K General house A ork; mus t | aeaitis pes Mt ee i wi. aturday . ac et neone off.; and handy men in mill. Hill-Rehan Lum-,| $75 weekly during vacation; no experience | Broadway. New York fe52) | PROPERT \ I N S ID 8 _Avolv bain 1\ pe ES car. irs LA Re ‘RERS Ww hite an j c olored . good had © x per ie nae eRe Wie m inste ia | Maliimn« kro ‘8 t ern. ai, LU a. broadway) ° be r he ae Pe re av an 1 WwW ai aah trac ks fev) j necessarv: our man: iger trains vou ' *all ve- AGE NTS_ 25 ind just ri: al life ~~ ir suran + Morgas j * J a ‘sn ’ ‘ DRIVER Dirt wagon; $3.60 day. 8400 N. eka Brass Co. 601 Red Bud. (82) | rico = Apply (ool Micro. 2)| MEN—For factorv work. CUP-} | ‘anal: 5 08 hor Ir: om ust he experienced “32. “Gaia rere SL ae Linois jamttay Woodenen ef the Weed, STEVATOR Gini clid -—~ BORERS 40 cents r hour. 9 hours per Young: to drive truck. Box N-4#, TC 7 ; | Operating all heavy woodworking machinery, | mak ~~ | 402-8 Metropolitan Bidg.. East St. Louls, | . . it on we i rt cil LA! ents per h - PT ES ( QO { 30 Hamburger av incInding shapers; must be American citi- S TUDE NT |_ Jil (3) G ENERAL MOTORS = aon == -——-- to a ‘ at IV Bh R—l'or fi,.-ton Pierce- Arrow ~ truck. day Report at 7:15 a. m. ready for work. __ Post-Dispate! - * 4 e ~9 de -_ a 9a CEP ERGRERR EEE zens, firial paners, under “™ vears-of age, , ”” h ic) Sxce " Too fac 5 3 ane , ‘ rm . «* a. cenmetel i » 4 . >) \ . Apply 1200 Chouteau, ©) | Excelsior Tool and Mac hine Co., Slst fe) | MAN--To learn to bake cones: $24 week .o| Wellston. (e2) | Rood health: free transportation fur. | SWITCHMIEN CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS | PLANT. APPLY 5263 | a XA IVERS—ice wagon, and helpers; steady Ridge Fast St. louis. start: experienced . bale preferred. Liberty ~ zs ws | onished from New York or New Orleens: 4 g~ ds good wages. Apply at once, v18 (ani | LARORERS.- Track work; $c per hour arnd | Cone Co.. 904 8. : >: ie4) MEN—To rork on automobile movin wages beginning date of sailing. Write 5 See . ’ in et ad) ge SEE laa Geneirs Wa-| MAN—For ice cream department; $24.50 per | truck: 60c hour and up. Driemeier, a6t" “Chief of Office, the Panama Canal, Wasa- | Permanent employment ; stand- , auoney to be mad ees + nag Fak | G ARF IEL D AV. (e4) y For wrote c ) c o ade. See J, , n, 4 d ay ; — (c8 = rienced. { DRUG CLERK—Junior, and assist at coda | bash tracks. Industrial Track enstructing | — to start. Apply St. Louis Dalry, 2008 | N. 20th ag) e2) | ington. D. ay a fountain. 8201 Oliv 0. ict) | _Pine (c2) | MiSN—Four good. for garden work; 8 od | PLATER—Muat be first-class: good wages:;ard pay; seniority from date of | Clive: ;, ‘ie ; . | LADY SOLICTTORS— Experienced; best prop- e ING (0) 1001] Pe =r9e ee = ~ => = : Enderle — Co., Grand and | LABORERS—For outside and inside work; | MAN-—Assistant coffee roaster and a coffee $3.50 per day: start 8 o'clock {tn the morn- good position to the right man. Box N- DR ae x steady employment; good pay. Apoly Em.- | acker. St. Louis Coffee & Spice MIL ing; Principia School, Page and Belt avs. ROL. Post- Disvatdn. °) | application. Apply room 204, osition in St. Louls; also ladr crew man- a en ployment Department, Traffic Motor Truck | Main and Locust. e4 A. Kappler. landscape gardener. “ . ager. ‘(Call in person, 8:30 to 10 a. m., 604 - : NcY FEATHER BROS CLERK—Junior; experienced; can Corp., 8200 N. 2d. (c4) — a — -PLUMRER—You ‘man, with some experi- IU Statior e4) | Weahinetan . AN -ATHER hours} salary and bonus. Apply 3886 Del- | - hee men white or col- | MAN To work in| furniture warehouse; | MEN For ‘accounting department of rall-|' ‘ence. who can go jobbing, etc. Box N-s02,| Union Station. a a & work -civen expe ABORERS—And quarrymen. oor gpl |” must be experienced. Apply at once, 122 s f00d starting salary; rapid promo-| Post-Disnatch. i) SWITCHMEN—Lixverienced preferred. bit. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES AND ——— ored, at quarry, Wall and Luda st.. Ma- | Spruce. (e)| tlon: give age, experience and other quall- Se , Te ER. ‘ Sig . ‘ POLISHERS—Journeyimen, om stove plate not absolutely necessary: per:nanent posi- he — , . . ip sain mae. | nT Post- Dispatch. phone nuinber — work. ¢harter Oak Stove and Range (o.,./ tions. Apovly By abash. room 141% meawe? ; TRADE SCHOOLS re LAT-WORK . — : : ms (cS a _— si, ‘f ere: aiso Kiris to m™ ELner RICIAN- —~On old and new work: .; good lewood: steady work and highest wages. MAN—To drive team am and hel | —— - + --— -— _Antelone and Conduit (of) | Exchange Rais ) Re | nie a . 7 oot wages. App! opportunity, with new company. Box N- Cc 5 service: $130 aie ter | ‘% | KS On . > > | c ; a] 7 ; ; F : , = 44) . ° ’ ‘a? p} - IS « . c g he ; “ . Lea Aired ay. struction Co. (cz) | _2'¥ stock room, B, Campbell Iron Co. yh udvancernent; Saturday afternoons off. Mal- | —~8* and Washington. h on eg American Hotel. afr. naan free particulars. write J Leonard {former | id ate aan Gol 17 Washington Ath f Foov — CHECKER LEARN the automobile: we teach auto S and bour«l Apu - ase ay. (2) | pea (ree vs --—— Ce linckrodt’s Chemical. S00 N, Broadway, (c2b POR’ rER. -Young. 708 Oli: ° B.S Civil Servic Ix iner) 8 Eauitable | . | LABOR ERS — Steadv W 0 Tr k MAN—Y oung, to learn v alk ~anizing | . ¥ 7 “> on 1 5 hah gate | “Saan % +, . pas DS ee ‘ equitable : ° c zg ‘and 4 n- o. “ . ° lide... W vert : | MAN—To ae ee hij ima ona - —e job, to ‘Ik arn Diseuit baking busi- | PORTE R—cColored. Walsh Motor Car o., C hicago and Alton Railroad | mobile repairing and’ driving, fenition | ~ Hotel, King’s high W.MCTRICIA o CO.. 3650 Windsor PI. (ec) orl: in shipping department | pegs, Apply LOOSE-WILES BIS-! 4919 Delmar ‘Se ree 2 __¢e2) | Wants several experienced switchmen and/ starting and ighting, oxy-acetelyne _ PPORELADY—In lad ‘ . pany; willing to r ha n boller and engine tockroom. Nation Sic : , | , ioe = —aneeng; Be ey Cans. ek ee ee eee a CUIT. ¢ ‘O., _l@th and Clark av (2 ) PORTER—Good: barber shop porter and shoe | Yard firemen; standard pay. chance to estab- | welding and vulcanizing. Instruction by Rt : . lish good seniority; out of citr. Apply 332 expert instructora and practical work oa | Has need of experi ai fi manent position a rooni: give reference salary $11 ver a > rT i Sa a . ini . SE RES A EP Ser Cal | Box N-845, 7. Dispatch, (c) LABO RERS Men to load Cars; AN ‘To unload coal: can make $6 to $7 | 2222 — - ; shiner. 4707 Bas! on 8°. le HS es Pierce Bldg. ff: ; (5) all makes of cars. Day and night c lasses Meyer Garment Co - ~ - - (Cn ’ ; Ry - month. EMERY WHEET GRINDERS—On ama)l > P , ° day. Polar Wave Ice and Fu 2) Co.. For- | a Ni . V PORTER—-Whi te or ‘olored: good « ages — ee age ane - —— St. Louts Auto Schoo), 3.40 Ot castings: ‘ ; employment; good wages. good wages; stead) work. | _sythe and Rock Island tracks met - -(Q! ore Vi Niteriht W niv Co. “1900 N 10th. te SWITCHMEN WANTED 6 eee + — salesnien capable of fill ‘Gints Fer paper | Apes y touts Malleable Cast ing fons L A C L E D E - CHRISTY, 2900 | MAN Bas '—Singie. middle-aged German pre- W 7 ‘9 bg r OR’ [ EF. : ~4 Col ore: . day work. Linn a” i ( ‘HI ‘ A ( 1) @. \] T NN | i “MAKE QfONEY att, te ras + a. earn 4 Ty 7? k $1” tom star Firoad wey. ———- -+ M h ) ferred; with or without experience, for Oe TE | lay *" an on |) iw Fintel "74 N Vardev enter. ‘c8) ( “ mr & fy 44 ( - R. t. show cards: au@s!lv ant easily permanent positions of Sint: 3 To help of enol NEER—-One familiar with refrigerating anc est er. (e2 | grocery and meat market. 101 N. 13th at.. | Cm} yn Hite ia 2 A YD! | y PORT ER-— And we ait ter. at Dardan #1] wy Br4l Experienced or inexperienced, tn or out of | b. ‘ po canvaseaing: we teach rou how 2 Widner E: mb ("o.. Fast St. Louis, Til, 4) J vs ™ m .» } city: steady tob: good seniority. Wage : '! vour work. Write today for full better sort and of ec n G RL. Filiet-PMener oft at 7 A LAL ALI Ae Call Fagie Sup seach mane. Heil Packing Co., Missouri ons . se Delmar b! fe) (cp) LABORERS — — -Mén to unload | ie —To take care of i2u acres; must ~— i {19 | verre |} are R—-Single, middle-age man in lun ~ Board wae he oe known > in-} oa Bide Toronto. c ae aches. p - Saturdays y 4 arm equipinent and a team; I will ’ 4 ~ 3 een erense, et's go Apply room 822 Pierce!) 668 rie Bick. é . se - IN G I NEER—Licensed, for! eoal. LACLEDE-CHRISTY. | farm equipinent and a team: T will pay $6 fa) Civ. -e, |__thom. . Vonev's SI Locust te) Hie Te eeenpto,_ Conese ——y~| top salaries. Positions” cone Colored; for it Mi y ‘ “- ? ’ — - — PO we ’ b at i FT. Po 6 'wraTlo Cr »} r ? Rew , le | i r BE | —— night work; 5 nights a week. | 5900 Manchester. (C2) | Stein, 404s Maple ave Ceo) | MEN—For warehouse and ‘the | ee ee wee TAILOR Or tale: baie ek Ee gervice of citin uid mymen atoning emoigy: | Waiting in the following ep ORS Con panty ee 4 A AE cane . 4s ' — ——- _—---- — —----- , r or p ) sit ee: ” Aa *1 A ly M E D A R _ rete =_—=-> i MA Naw W oung. for branch of elec trical trade: ; ‘T’DD ace POR’ rE -R Saloon: no Sunday work: Z00 1 right man ta 1827 7 Market go od Do on or pe in nee and institutions as cooks, partments: . z ge ¥ ’ We ‘| outside work: must ciilmb poles: good pav torv work. CUPI LES 4 0O., anon N. Rroadwe: TE AD S r { —— a ge — (pr omacae ep Alagie ag seamstreayes ‘gijonn tI to 3S yom P LLEY CO., : 3900 De Kalb. (¢c a searging. Apply room’ 229 Boatmen's 600 Spr uce. Fi 4° PORTER -Good — w agen room and ~ beara. | = ht mPa ah ia_and King's es ehway. many - ona homnen. fais ae a (8) . penger tce._! rons age an tldg. between 1 and 2? pnp. m (ol "uC ‘ae Pe a ens * i BAMSTE ‘RS Attention’ We are giving pee RE a or 4) in -Fotr stare ENGINKER—Or fireman; man with some =4 | Sana to tis ane al ae ee 2 a == L.iederkranz Club, Grand and angen: away ‘chavings: ering your Weneus: yea PARTN = eho 04 wanes ‘all perience in the boiler room and some ex easter ert ee COW. eS | ME N- TO WOR K IN RUBBER |: —:=:— -—~- —— can haul day or night and Sundays. Colum. _ ERS WANTED Men’s Clothi aa ' perience in pipefitting, to erect — — i _ *F near ! orman iv. one bloca from car LORTER—Colored, to work around plant. bia Box o.. 1900 North Market. (eS) ' et | Men's Clot ng ieee GIKIS— Ay PP iy The . apeciaities; city and road work; good ~ one I.indell 4880. J. Arthur Anser- DEPARTMENT: 3 P i TO} ‘tar Dveing and: Cleaning Co., 2515 N. | “yo wvpp «, — ppoenpnaes yoy > ie hy , | hee Taw ren : and good opportunity te, Jearn ‘combuation. | rt Olive SS {e8) = 4 _—— , © PPoconity Grand ay. (ec) be ny E Must be, goed, on bh and ith. tea) ARTN ERS WANTE D | Carpets and Rugs See Giki Sor cotiar re - ; = —— —__-__-—— - wor xeelaior x Co.. 1. fet Spe. engineerin be ng nan ‘To work under electric crane and look | ] fr. M.. AND 11 P. M. TO 7 A. ! pORTER—Colored: must de good man: good - wy —,| Miner and prospector wants financial part- : Be exsury. Beeht Law bustier. Felephone Olive O12. Can oe yon after loading of stru: ‘tural steel on cars, ) Ar) 2p . 79 | jeb for right varty Connelly Mfg. — ea aRS— And helpers: experienced. 456 ner to develop lead mining property in Mis- Draperies * foe TRLS--lo learn pre any evening by wow yy ae regeet 28 ory de American Bridge Co., 1014 8. V ande- M.:z ( U P P L ES ( “( mile Q SI R ( “4 corner Tth and Lucas (ey =e. a! hae, ; . ee : on sour) Ovarks. Box 0-160, Poet-Digpatch. . Ly atz Cleaning .Co eee Meguinter a) general wo around suburban place, 36! IN. 2d St. . . Mh wages LOT IOS raet, Oth ral repair work in tee) room. Apply ‘Sine ferred, 1823 Washington av. iT) anc pticians Busts) .°clncudl ta - MAN—Apoly: = ae ween ~ | ood home and good pay to right party. | -_—— > pew RES benettineames £2) N-190, Post-Dispat c LtSON sLEC &- ' Senedd ee me pd . a | . OR | [| R cs ~ ANA Y em- aera at. {1 EMERSON ELE ey ) SALESMAN—Manufacturers’ = re presentative; \ \ ee '. . ' have «a ~ selling line: should net $10,006 perience handling large retail warehouse: ” . , MAN—To take charge of recei: huis Rood salary for prover party. Address} = 5425 NATURAL BRIDGE =| ping wna ‘stock “departinent in ‘wholesale | A ADE (bau Tr pee | ; ' ay yo ; : | | TRUCKERS — Colored. Apply | 335s, "4%, Pave, opel! amoutn cash. Post- Dispat (3) % a with references, and ciate. Faraitare Go| rhowr house: ovo who haw hay exterience. an em nie i : ymeni. Apply 119 F ye ; i joe! eLlerre \ ‘ . Y ryt ‘ ‘ i 1 2 t, T (el) | for rien ls 5 10) MUL Wh Hi : y a 4 LEW! N METALS ¢ ORP, 23 SALESMEN--On men's and boys’ clothin Se Co. S Watcher and and underwear. any territory; es hag . embroidery -mn 1011 lery C'o., 1014 nt. = R Rr B00 Cae - a ormation as to @XtDe “e and ‘ecalary | ELPERS- Ge ret ros., ABS. ‘ cted YY I ba. Bo ?- 241, es I (a) A , = ey H " | LABORERS — Apply C ‘TTA M- | Pected_in v ( P.-D. , Ny iW 7 ats Branch. (c6)! alde line. Houchin Sales Co. i bron > : | Jit. (e2) . | —_ ‘ton. O. ’ p I lant. steady position for a live-wire man with, lars. Northwestern Timber Co., Men jota, 11 Washington ev. (c) WAITERS At once; colored; $87.00 * SALESME™— Write for list of tines and full glen. eo A og Wg Pham ge ince : IKLS—'To file letter ' n Ca without re i » ie letrers ERY CLERK—Experienced; not atrai : ~ rs . ; _ aN" Re NSE Gels rn ei Se Delmar. Apply room 504, Union Electric — yore A Well Clothing C0. Bh eae CMR Se aR Pt ‘82' PRESS FEEDER—-Experienced by n ‘ vi nder my Pi rovin and board. Melvti le , alee — —s $2000 to 810.000 vearly Weatnowrtaht Wide. ae experience required I GROW ERY > ” M att “ — | MOTL.DER Nonunion: fron « eastin ee: presees; higneet wages. Apply Rush Print-| 5 artrmer av F Pps Cs K deman or men: inexperienced a | >t " “ LSRKs—A. MO ” R (eS) Bidg., 12th and Locust. (ec } and Washincton a‘ rood wages Rox (} ono P ‘ont - Disp ateh, (e) ing Co. Stk ¥ rank} in c4 / } eae» * perienced, city or traveling National Sales. SPLOIALTY SALESMAN-~—-For high “ wt he _ st EEE — ---—- — = -- -—-— — + . * a. , men’s Tr. . 332 ¢ rroposition, Ileensed in Mtesourl; landl f nla ‘Bindery wor ee ——— . ’ Association. Dept. MOLDERS—Piece workers: highest wages: PRE SSF E EDER- Gordon, an d “one ‘to. a fei Dep . hicago. | ished. Room 808. 70% Olive at. 2. ng “09 166 Apply Sth cotati ee TE ps re ~—ew a a a : ¢ "2 ecust. ERY CLERK lox od. Apply Tr MAN—To handle express. Ap- a 1141 Galen. -perienc Xe) LA BORERS 50, at once: sly betw een este 4 ap. | os 100 ss molders. Simplain 5 Five ee abe 7% tiady wok Trad SALESMEN—Can you s oak ~~~ — ? 5 a. 2c t ‘ 10) S 4 fh ac r “ ‘ e ‘ aeseVe > Vv , 7 ) - , ienmeon ANDY ) ary For or machine shop. Apply steady job; good pay. AMER.- ‘ I , * 7 a. mi. ant MO a “ ‘eam’ ; : Bide. ler yy sO ust. “ C2) W A NE ID telligently ? Deo rou want : — hard work you can make aeome real ’. Gait is yeara of & a te N Reon 21 1GAN PAPER PRODUCTS CO,|12 2000. AMERICAN RAIL- | Moines charter Oak Stove and Ratge Co” PRESS FEEDER — Good pay: . money tafe ta, let me tell you how Ihave | qticGuNTON TiS oes oe “| 7 wer ur- ¢* . - : i Sey y ’ 7 SS, ' y : . 0.. » ay; + . ‘ on lere We can th k ~ we re anple W AY EXPRESS CO.., Oth and Antelope and Conduit. (oO) « kK LY. Body frame? Ss, door hang- tnonev. Box N -308, Pont - Diapatch. “teas HELP WTD._MISCELLANE GiRt About 16, rm 4 - roc SP , terse ; afternoon. Dinks Parrish Laundry. Se ond@uit f Olive, (ec 8) 2nd and Bremen. ( e3 ) | MOL DERS—Bench and suueeser — stea dy work : 45 hours. - ers body panelers solder- REAL ESTATE aA LESMEN_ — Sie | ; An i tromtue: sean all ’ . ~e money selling lots in the beat aubdivistion ARMATURE AND FIELD WINT - - a0 Gravols =’ ( ‘lark. (c8) | hest piecework rate: can also se sev- , . ; NSS MAKERS— Harness cutters, stock -~——-——. es pide mel , Pp Ww KE 2 SS » 2 ERS— oat begtpners. aod BE" St. Louls ae W AL K i R t RINT SHO! ; d ers and finishers, wood shap- being offered to the public: get {n pertenced: boys or girls. Apply > B~-Fer. aonaall - ee dle magere and collar cutters. voces wi A aC . YOUNG : TO ¢ ym EP ae TE « EP HONE Cc ‘ Cc u Co.. Dallas. Tex. {ed SWI rCHBOARD: | “THIS” 18. A. GOOD | ——————— roadwsy: — fioor, 16th and Locust. (2 easy money, Call between ® and .| ment Department, Century Electriay ‘ toum Tin ant Shee B LOCKER. ‘Langetras Dyeing = LABORERS. ACE NOT OVER 320/! MOLDER—One- thoroughly experienced et ae nt pagessnatinen 7 er hands, band sawyvers, one Caihse wb m Ask for. Mr. y. | 1817 Pine, st. ; and Clark ay Cleaning Co., 1800 Park. * (c2) ‘ARS OF AGE, WHO IS PARTLY IN-| stove plate and floor molding: tn reply | URESS WANDS —Apply Northwestern Mat ‘ood =o Worku machine Lie —#. ch) BOTTLE WASHER Experienced; "ee GIRLS Bin. lery won W aor WAITER-—And two waiters, colored. APPLY e ; 7 d “i, © iy a BRIGHT r ENOU GH s) ow extent of experience: we can offer a Rox SOIT M: “Kissoc ke aT Cee we — c Ww 00¢ ( r l lg P ' ‘ SAL, E SME N Re wre sent ‘factor v ctrect : hieh- fenale E ik Bottling Co.. 1416 a ‘ Work. AY if Sth , | d n> : ‘ INTELLIGENTLY ood proposition if you qualify. Box 0-285. pr jaSeMA Nit a Buschart Bros. ‘ " a grade line sanitary brishes. se! ap Hid len? na Hot el, King’ a highway and Ww ater- 9 . wr be Rete a; . . j {A rr e! h a n d N (jo0d 1ecew or! bh dealers eon. ; * 4 . 472 , 94 ust s ( 4) N ATION AT I E A ‘ AN Y - ‘ “as e AC ke AND ost. Di Sp. ateh Prin’ ing io. Lax ust at. te?) . Pp / . and jo ,OeTS, either alone or side tin a: sitia!) ' ; " iliac seoaien s Ww ——- --—-- - 4% ave 4 4haa D ( 2. : AY : ¥ ‘TORY. POX : z Se ee a Ee er p oy ESS MAN. = Xperienc >> pe job “and ~ pon . ie re MI AXNWEI | \IO- and large towns: exclusive territory for Fae ASST Is Ran or woman. es —_ 4 = cAn worl i N ALL E RS— FE: xperfeneed han 4 natlers on ial ond floor. pri es, isha 4hibi 4 right man: commission Das oS a expe- eee CEtOF ; ete Kheet Metal. Wee ‘ A. ~ , er Le POST - DISPATCH (cl) ean Ss -. . —— 5548 MANCHESTER. ~- - ————— | nanan i king boxes. Apply Glueck ylinder. G33 NS. 4th st. aol I —} -} row GLK. ‘| - . ' peck ite SS 1512 Clark 7 — = ders : : o) MAN rr |PRESSMAN- For cylinder ang job oreases) ~ V)ayton, Ohio. (e4) Sede: muse be capable of training dealers, KA ee y n private piant, steacy ‘we +4 ws . . ampaign wor . pene = i ¢ erlences *, oars wet-cleanin > = allie ——. : PR ESSER ON HOFF- \ rience and salary wanted. Box G-214. | tractive salary to right man. Give eaeer. HELP WANTED-—WOMEN, r _.. he Sth oe . pg_Co..: . . : eM ROCTATA | Post-Dispatch. SS A ers: a Stes Me Ree, once ae "Seems C 1 Modern Laundry: Ma- —~. nw a ; LPERS—And hand eS = railing and MAN ST KA M I RESSING PRESSMAN- First- class Gordon man on hig h WELDER®@— *. P ‘ if werrs conditions. Buxton & Skinmer (c2) W ELDER — Si cay Cn- Aw n., Ltd.. Housti: “. Tex ‘s) PELI IRL eheted, +} _Marion-Roe % hirne tn ee . pins BAN — Pasi of 3. Grand . _ OLOre | & ( ( = 1832 I LN K. { e4 } law ( aN. 4th st , wey b SALESME.—We can us several good Hroadway an’ Pine 4 a . 4494 Olive ry —_— ) PROOFREADER--To ©. K. for cylinder and stock and bond g@alesmen; if vou are ex- | 2 oa G1r Wh for ae DaSMAN—Apoly St. Louis Club, 860% | fob presses: nonunion. Buxton & Sinner. plo men’ Anp! 1 10 | Breese and ere big enough to call on ro. we TONERS — -E eT Po fatnity c oft waned — ‘=) FOR I UMBE { | 60 TO $75 WE EKI f FOR | ==. — mt st ___ eT aR x ” an 's0 a») 4 a & 7 =o-yem clientele our proposition wiI!! avn- y “ew Crymel Leunery % rere Vy omy 474 ; wre wR YARD rr | § —T ic li : RESS OPERATORS—-Must be ex De ne titers are © secal concern in- —— 5 r floveEMEN— Fe with or without expert. / MEA rc] TTRR PF rst ; °746 Mor ‘Kan, PU NC CH Y S s! Cc 19: 8 (ie creasin Ca ital: we pav large commissions | tac MOKKE LP r R Lady. ‘owhe ean ; : tory pe P- — ene to housekeeper, Hotel Jeffer- | a —-- “XPERIENCED REFRA erienced. Simplex Steel Stamp Co., . Ta fa Ci iC , romptiv; for particulars write Bor G 394. No. 4 U'nd . A” ours non, on, i2th and 1. "| Locust ets. (o3) |MEATCU aT ER Steady work for good man; E2 4 44 4 v AC- ravois av. YPM ie acts oe 4 teu) ‘ost-Disnatch_ - te Lirnbta Pm Flectric Co. T108 Pine. f ‘ th Le 1427 > | os Wager a0 B318 3 Easton +e) . > mpDs—I ine oman scat : ee — ———— —- = —— a ¥ - . ; - ; ; +. cf Aa Sirs t ¢ + ~ twas - Prir ter f ; 0 . departme:r tn OL". (ca) | meine Ott phases lanerateny Word, Geass ENT AND PASSING gy os Ec Baperlonsed miso WOODWORKING MACHINE TANDS—In. Wienita Fr ie ret: Kemp & Kell Biée.. | Tx 7 wre Fin iimundry co. aucte janitor or rter. a | experience, salary expected. Tulsa i *ntal = "Cr = ie shi Rox oO a Post-Dispatc oh. | automobile body shop. RK. N. Collinge Ve- alps ‘l'¢ SSR mcr » ‘ WwW RAPPER Young : i@ry Co.. 3004 & y der teunéry. 2ni8 laboratory. 217% 8S Main st., Tulsa. Olcia A R KA NS A S S i A ¥ E pe | hicle Woodworking Co., 3800 “houreau. (cf) | BALESMAN- Capable. to take charge o : B@lary $9 per wee 3 rehned a i (o4 , MEN—Apply 6183— Delamr. , (cd) Mixepy Fox Bron. Mts. (8. "obie"amt Bla: | WoOBW ORKING MACHINE HANDS— ont tae ae oraenenee to cover | -~—ee 8 Olive SF: SA . 4. department. w . "An . roe —— ———— ’ j . > | ¢o as . rey cee atbgt we | Witte tor sete oe ,, FOOT OF ANGELICA ST. | MEN—To help in junch room. #15 Ruteer.| BOARD EXAMINATION. | nex ; (ci) | CEPPLES CO. €00 HAMBURGER AY, | to ‘show past successful salen experience: | CACMIER_Fee,rfall str, wal : ” aa ie mates y ” Co... 1 | anon - . . ve abilftvy te handle men ai . on : . . ea : > ing of downdraft boiler, be handy with MEN S-_in, our tinning plant. Aufrichtig Co. | r’ 4 ad » ¢ ? r bd ‘ . . a P nan My - el . ari - ADAM ELECTR LEER INE PRCTOR—O! MEN--To help in furniture shipping room | 9 . | DORRIS MOTOR CAR CO., eA - hone inember: all opine held eeee, 2nd | tof, Flantere Hotel, 48 sad Elim ee ‘ SPHCTOR. OPEN SHOP. follinger Furniture Co... 8017 Fa'trfax , ; YARDMAN Robinson Rertaurant, ome dential. Rox G 242. Post a) (_ANSHIENM.-And « a » ht ah. a . 4hils IC. PLY 182. per cent cash and 40 er “AB | : nis .- ; : 1 ; , or factory wor Apply F. Burkart J , a id... \. +, per cent ASLIITER--An! Bbundie wr JAPANNER—1 0 operate ovens | ee aa ; — (eT) ats Co., 4000 N. 24 st. 4 (e4) ALBERT PFEIFER & BRO. /BCOU RER oy steady wank ee rte YOL Na M Kx For r soliciting and deliver) y | a aoe lage ol he A per cent perienced. A bun at wrapper: s : Satie WAG i: “ Nea te ‘er drill preve and M=EN—Young end middie-nged, to -un on ’ ~ a Grand Dveing Cleaning. ae c)| Apply at arfield ian oa 400 per ‘ at in | - ay aBnoth (o., Barah end Mane hester. eS BLAM SAY! ree gon hee sR CO. parts. | aa H, & Il. Machine Co., 4274 Eae train: long runs. 2047 Clark. (R) LI TLE ROCK, ARK. SHAPER HANDS— pe casket work. a Fou a —_— -~White, for cleaning ma ety at least 10 per can meetin’ . » « ‘EA MSTRESS- $15 » per week Bade ee deat AN M 4400 — (c) v.Ten: tr ca en d) Bro. Casket Co., pan, | gteady wor cood wages. icher's, invested now i! : ” 3 oF ; . - MEN—Ten: tee ¢ream department. Jerse Riddle & , e nD iil soon pay £100 & month? and b > ; he OR OVER . /MGlean work; shri pirafting | experience, | Farm Daire, 107 ussell, , between 18th and 18th, O'Fallon and “ea 8. Broad way. ___!o%) | We have this to offer and refer you ron’ CLE so Fe 0.: IEF &, Totes oananee walt SPT EN : Main St. (c4)\ short hours; call S722 Forest MitN—As helpers in factary: stead 7 i lit (4) | YOUNG MAN for outside work; must be! or Bradstreet or Ameérican National Rank ‘ or cigar store, 6&pe . i Le ARN AND iS PLEDERI —_—— te Anniv 2200 Adam - et Abfmvsecd er > | SHEET (METAL Ray - 2 or .® iiret- able to climb poles; anewer, etating age!) our city. Wire them at once as we have 4 Sent al: , reference; good opportunnhy 2. AM “098 Tek + Pine = ae—Asely Soom 30}. eee To run drill preaa on MIEN—And boys, apply the Mengel —7. ORDER CLERK.-Ry hardware; good pay, | , lee mon. ROT Re Teeeti- and_particulars.__Box 0-210. _Post-Dis._‘¢) ln yy ny AR. Gaye and 13 | 7 om Ei rT — | Re OT RIC My : goles; middle-aged man oref wai ~ ‘ a. ps 1@ Mengel Co., Fol- » . : ‘ mert, Traffic ab or Truck Corp... 62 N.| YOUNG MAN—Steady. to help in store and | are *n aye per cet cash comrnic. ( 4) { . ~ i %e Ll—Keneriencel Kas = FREDER- Highest wages. work. F. M. Stambaugh a'Son. aise Mat.) re arene ners cD) grit x Seonten i cee ne ioe deliver orders with Ferd "delivery. car rom, Wichit “r Ms, wx Davis, 1608 Huff I. Lg D GIRLS AND AEs: new fact ey T ine Printing \ Do... Chestnur, | fitt, ic) MrN-- Experiences for work in garage; Goes - --—— ——-+ - ---—-— + ————--- -—- SHIN OY- ~Must_ ‘be ~ 403 87 7 Olive, Leonhard Confectionery, N. Sth sth Tex > N. ® ’ 4 Stive om ; 1 ivy Toww- Nr o- -- —_— "regen MIP’ Delmar hi OR! ER Filik& R=. r xperteuced in @ru 1INE B - good. . - | —— —- ————~ 7 ul I ie cing: ec e bi nad ¢ bape ee — R. in th MACHINE OPERATOLS—Men; on hand es aie — =) line good pay, steaty w wk. Miever Rre Ss SHOEM AKER Good wares 445 ) B 4 Sarah YOUNG MA N—Between 18 and 21 : HAL, ESME N- Attention: 4 large. Bucc eesfu! d tt ft ki ? 7 a. 3 (¢) | ‘ screw - oe Pimeh press, grinders. MEN . ret Why onch am I a Ring bores. Drie Co. 1 and Cla ok — ‘ 2) SHtOF MAKER #40 per ‘week te fset-clase age. to iearn the ‘elephone trade. ty = com By: , Parine harndeomne dividends an arirac iv e wor Ing - 5 iM For abe rater ™ | n t ce rr's (>) 1 om — ae “” , 17 y ed ic ; ee aS ‘ “—s » anaes ’ , - Maal or Qo 7 ; nro ‘er % ¢ me oo » ery an MAN ~~ _—— good Ris Footy 5 a. Also mee on bench work - ~~. —— 4 PACKER Good work. ~ eady work. en: ™uat be ate’ Wire or write te ™ 229 Boatmen » Bank Bide : block vet a Se -, . > offering a tions: cafeteria conne ‘ . 3 ttlee, pu Li ~ Bn rae Chive. fc)! nea aAsrembiing amall motors MEN o load and anes box Wagons, An- ply shipping department Rrecht Co. AB Eva ns Herners Co ikhart. Kan bevy 1 RNS es 0. services of a few high @: Ay on tty cae ; T 7 3 ea . “se ~9% W “na . Ah o— eae SNE ee anna - . i ola " er r - ’ race @n ear ve > ee 12 te, & hy YOUNG MAN--20 to 25. of pleas! ‘= manne: clean records: alien ~ A offered con ter” ° factory. Ap ply at onee, :- Ris} beran ~s ~£ c . ear PY : , fans and general machine operatin niv Giueck How ¢ : ic4 1 ‘ i EAS FEEDER—Female. experienced. pprls Empleyment Department. " Awe Soe eee | Oe OF (c2) | SEAT — rt, fe RS-—Aand shoveiers. Columbia and clear record, to iearn business: eood hs ae a “ x’ a hi chwa epeculetion. but a higt grade inv gy : NU T P RODL { ‘TS CO, » For ice storehouse: steady wort ‘ , , ‘ ' ac xk and PAC KiR Young man who “has “had ‘exper}- ay. oF ue A 5s opportunity to qualify for salesman. King- and justifies an thvestment ef cnet col) taping and Privette plant, etate ex- ‘lectri ec iki? wented. U-2) m . Se — = good wages; appl t 1426 H S . c a en 9S “ , viny @t once 26 oward ence packing in r kind if ‘Ee: re) Ps. ' , a ° ; sn aeteioen , — op ig?) | MA’ SHINISTS—Laihe hands. x. sean ic3) | King-Rrinsmade lore, “Co it 0 a aang | | ‘ oo ; NI a Apply ~ Thaen's, (et) | woarea ad eee woe: ot ; wat na re =" severe subscriptions hawe Seca seanend it ‘houtean ay. vent mecenear so sel ” . c “or "2" , = = a oe ~ ae bs ste 7 * i nm o "4 ’ ; eProstioe Bo Ps ah . ; . q . fur Te help on ice, rena MAc ote ~Experienced; open shoo pro’ i MES iN Fo r eneral f fac tory by rk. ~ App! y St. PACKERS— Experienced = . SODA NAN —-Experienced: first-class. Paul- ehauffeur's ez mee to learn handiin ihe pe 3 for 7 dayea ‘ To = b gee > within | COOK— Woman oan ' . ¥ iste and Leooust sta (os) ect; best ef Boa T-417. P.-D. ich) 6th and Cla rk av Sueet Metal Wkg. Co.. steady work. AMicyer Bros. Dros. - § Drug Stere. Delmar and King’s higi- «» iaundry reute. . Arthur Aftderson a “s fy a real opportunity tes etterea.” tu: om te eur le an me < ep a. oO Fil. AN? : (eo) and Clark, 2) way. Olive. Post-Dispatch. "a aa. 4208 Lindell Sy 3 U sr sith \. tad oa a =A 4 oDyY A ’ a a AND MARKEE paces teeeneenene %:: e~ ¥

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’ - - i aa cals a eee ee aQeer rr ee ee ee eee gree Se tg DR I A et TC LL LL Ce - a ————— — - _ oe 3a dPe-ere . . on — - : = ba te T ~~ — tm eee - ee ee a . —— _ a : oe IF YOU’VE E DECIDED TO EXPAND YOUR BUSINESS and add to your staff find the r tght people through these columns. “@® rostpisratcm 3 ee se SALESWOMEN WANTED ___ BUSINESS WANTED __| HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE every month. — : —G00!, “ alte for eountry ; : eon { aes S ; 3s e exes. Telephone ' ‘abanvy sawn S ‘4) . steady ie 72 Jenn wrottin a a ' HEAD WAITRESS—A _ atrict. middie-aged STENOG RAP HER Exp. rienced Singer RA’ fet “> , not ox TF between Iota and Ist: one} Cleanine Co. R829 Olive ek to start. Beort | lady of proven ability, one with first class Bros loak Co.. 1224 Washington “ee | ” PW wre : aa as hou! -_ 1? to | ALI. business ae es sold quick | our) BEDHCO ~° . ITE -— American a four Pal , 7 5 ’ 1. : wv . ' {c2)| experience in lunchrooms; state salary ex- - WV Pe — — Be rvices of Ik Yy OU _ ANT large aanertsnent aa ar aphophones, stoves men to connect . oo im _ higeh wy ae (c2) qt ee tt VS. Sees 26a (e3) 2d and Madison { e62 ) | ner who wish to be tter their present | ty for industrious young lady: $10 «a . a ced salesiladies | ll departments: TO She | ] OUT ranges and rug aeh or liberal terme established ’ Experienced ‘white: cook e UiIKiS To work in flat w rtiy 2 - +3 eck to begin. 2700 St. Vincent av fes) tig wary end nission. Appl) 7 weeesee _S_ Lasky 1408 F aaktia at (ee? | O00 _ company ' " ne Caan eevee 54b4 Maple couk | and saret £13 reo week. steady t work Jepartn vent: | | I ] P " ( ‘ 5 : we SrpWere ss t | position ’ t he posi ition is pe rmanent | r Ne ve TR APHER— T herough}v exverien: oe as — _Progress Store / ‘ Sarah ‘and | If you want to se! it your bu siness. let US | BE DR (n mM SE TS 7 — 5 a 4 ivery we afternoon, Dinks farsich’a’ Eatmary uncey shu —- iyenera Call fac ory and with it a good salary. Ap ply ; «a uanSee as sevretary: excellent opportunity: “FER ST GEN es 3 . ic4) am Pa ie re potens Gals Jat wihing: dry y sw 6 aon aa ts ret iffe ae aa p> » - oe ingyen Sek eR Ree re = e&. ” " ‘ sf ‘ * ' ar f re. ‘ 4 ie) i ve lin “Se Te#rence " 2 °] On ‘ shoe sLOCc - 2’ . cuca 2 ’ ; , ’ § ike--Woman to £o to country for cooking GIRLS—To ee — ed) he Ip. ( OL L M BIA ( AN c( Di | M Mr. Harrv Ackerman, 2d floor. E particular Pox N-341. P.-D ~ aa: * OM aad A” mf rence given to those, vo 3321. Residence. tandell chairs. Singer sewing machine. new i, hourework; #mall family; $12 per| ” ~To learn Press feeding: steady, + “oxy NNENPE se ST EN GR APHER—Some ex perience; must | m. nt positions a: A ees CE PetIONCS: + DETERS: elmas 2757X (cB) | Bnd ether artigns = \ enemas am ere Ary hei _ Cali Main 4°¢2, between 9 and 9 Be in sanitary plant. must be i 2d and Madison. (eh? ) | ) EEN Fk LD’S e able to transcribe notes: excellent op eunert fobenh lont’s pcg RA + Apply at. aw ~14 34 floor west iwhile » , P = " - _—-- nd stron ithe i ee 7 ee Puerto » Ww : 4 wetunity Is STS - le ~ aot ce. main oor balcony. _ oT — 7 Vy Pales Mans rh soa to 1 . nOk—Colored woman, with relerencss; no Sth floor. Ledthene ees amb itlous. A ‘ cif T5 bGIR 7 $742 West Pine 1. 7 EPO. V\ ashington Ave nue. (0) . —— . Sa ary = 9 $N0_ 100 N ith. Farmous-Rarr Co . (e8) i _BUSINESS FOR SALE BEDROOM is IT - c ei ; LF. ; } mens Dank sage Smee laundry: permanent place. 4947 Maryiana.| cust. " General housew ~ white: ———— * | STENOGRAPHER—At least one year's ex SALESLADIES emntamtl, wiaplietin dm spatycitntistinnis -— es , TCH. AT . LOW i , ~ He oe ’ io or K ad -ie ¢ rar ' ~ ; i : ants Central. Emplovment. Dept. For WOMen © ready-to-wear department: AUTO TRUCK GARAGE—Flooded ith) THAT “MONEY CAN RB > pt. good sala ry Permanent position and excel- day light: central location; S-vear lease (ASH OK TIME = Wa! KE R FURN. J rRrOY é. ( - e2 | . , ___ RROW N SHOE = lit » an and Lucas >|) Let t we king conditions A ly Mr. Mel- a real ovnortunity Hox ©. 1: 2A. .. -D. ae W117 19 LOCUST ie) ——-— — iE ot aS 3 santa Pi hha : die au, 1 GIR SB —Over “Ba te le rete ee-ewon no “ ashing; 3 adults 4601 Marylan 1. (08x) = tt oelored; competent; £004 wages. li ' ' . arn to operate ‘rh - . Prem DOK "lak as ~ sn dery working machine: easy to acon: | five SEGIRL- For generu!l housework; no Cw allime jia «AY (jlendale ake Slancnester ; . . - Corne to start; splendid opportunity for eens S107 Shenandooh, (en) } STE. NOG R. \PHER—One who has had several; ‘tile Ackerman, Sonnenfeld = aie Washing- BAKERY-- Mode aso =] > ¥ Mod Tu throughont. re n. oth EEDROOM —_ IT eS Almost re w . Peaer ul (c4) 141% Olive Bh. What have you? Hox O- 410, Post -D is. 4 - a+ Walnut; olegaut dming suite, hendromea ffy- BAKERY—Average $40 a day; up-to-date ing room furniture, itbrary wahte, fire plas- fixtures. machine and lst-class oven end ; er-riane Leauwt iful lamps Kom! viet rape on traffic street; retiring from business. Box | praas bet hen jaomMe TURE; spleosil barge. '4i , ———_-— — BS SO EEE | oo do genera) in office. Underwood ma- ‘ ne kK — \\ oman for plain cook. | ‘ RL E xperienced for steam table and cafe. | 51 aatnes —- chine Permanent position. State age. ex- | » AL ES SLADIES E ; terial work; must be neat a? 4 have re fer * Alanon i For general house work; o in | salary expected and give Expertenced in - 7 ne mn our downstairs lunch on aE ehert hours and geod pay Apply ; : = y ASEH SR ee ic) KIN ' 2INS \I ADE ie Protestant preferred. sox ~ ft. pare: salary i ace pe Ea prreeien Pa on ; od 2. a ‘ —— oytnent Manager, Traffic Motor Sonn kk fOUSEGIRL— ‘olored, to assist with house - pdhemsaateen - -Disnatch. _ aS i ‘ extra: congen! working hours amor ae room; ¢ hours a dav; no Sunday | Cerp.. 5200 No 2d st. (03) work and plain cooking. Delmar 36041, shes CN) STENOGR APHER— With experience. pe . | positions the y rroand PARTS Clo aa ee | cel, rost-Dissaten (62) | Owner 21% T Cahann , \ . \ 4 . Gikl Or youne lady t k | HOW sk GIRI E 4 r “Sins JL LU : tates a Gi aeeniineeed ,*~ ae e; I - , — Fre nielin RIS CLOAK Co. ! , a7 TED — = 7 UNCHROOMLC UW SX wh — _Owne _abanne oe e r work, App S shop; day wo I gine Bh Toy IRI,” Experienced. orest otel, } , 7 "LR py rit coal Tae ¢ — sirl | Ne mee eS FF | SRS ket SCRROVS— eS. BOOKCASE-—Oak library table or nig it pply sixth hop; day work; $13 weekly to righ N. Euc WHOLESAL.., MILELINERYS atch, HL . mand te addre os ireulare. Aj —— ma on - -—- - 2 ‘5 advan i feo!) ; 2 AAG — . “ Ne ee —_—_——— - =-~oonnpape> 9 eaanenneenaeemnatneeitinnssniininsiiilindnaliietitialidmabtaaty emamerannn: anaiaiaats ET—Handseome FEariy et ; ) 4 & FULLER. (e4) + ye aay igh a. J on clere ; ~— 4 nm : Hol ini bor general housework; | lave plac es in then Milh- CLEANING AND REPAIRING SHOP--Up- cabinet, table and six ! Py — . > ‘ ™) amMmnmar = or ode- | " ij y ‘. 1] re Pat 2 a} ‘ . .t ‘ . . “ a a ’ ‘ t -€ t f ; - | : , . . i} | GePTOM Ki OPERATOR Baperienced. | ueation; salary to start $45. Box G-329. | hi SRB —> aa - - | hery S hool for 25 YOUNG S I E \ OGRAPHER news, netting $400 month: ne calling’ ode | Oa VENER = ri Fare , & _— Js s ITF dee F ivering Call 1325 8. Rroadway : CE Ter ee (C3) | cusework. 3823 W ashington at get off berry rd., walk 2 blocks nurth. rapid advancemer - $ Bt lees : — —_—__—__ —-—_--~ | eae ee oe _— SEGIRL—Coiored woman for wonets) | S sare yeare practical experience and willing te | *- er interests; will make easy terms or trade. wens iC ml poe ee ae | 7) brown meltcaany, Frenéh gray. Aleficgn ' I ' - . + y . » . Fieve Tier teh - pt J SEG To- “as) AN D Nd M as tunity to advance: answer in own pel lenced regular salesladies CON = aerate? 4 lunch “a ‘ jig TH) -ASON LH | ® & 7% Pine st st. oe = (cR) ‘ rnoons ort. Maliline! nrodt « *he -~ cal C | i eit As Ay er, “ i (eR) IIA | SS Pleasant and prof- me dy wont ~~ giving ‘ferences, ex - f i 1 ae I nt} IONE is And iunchroom, serv ne | : “ ee Ww “ALK E R FU rim ' oO. 1117 ' 3 INTER GIRL aes @& Week: geod | toe 2) | HOUSEGIRL-Colored girl for general house- : 0.304 Post. = satery Cestred. aus or waist and underwear — path g LI A 1518 N._ Sth nies | LOCner. see: “4B S ‘ : . " ’ = . . : . ie - =. oO mati =» ¢ CONEE tc) " ; a ' : . , , piso one vegetable pecler. Bon Ton S—TO LEARN RBEWING ON SIN no laundry work. Apply 4414 Me- itably emploved when com- Reams 3%) | good salaries KLINE’ 06 NFECTIONERY—And ice cream parlor. | ING ROOM SULTE-W 1 and Mar feria fl4 Chestnut. (eo?) > POWER MACHINES yh heraon (et) . WW rv a aes . : E ~ sale ° 4hu ue 6 op aameres Motors, daily average sales “4 ad - 7 “ a ‘ pt : “otan “A - ary * . — - en a — ’ “ +. 9 ° - \ : ad : , c » - - " " 4 ~ j ie bh oe " > > é an % “O . ~ ’ ] Vv ) r ‘_ L. . 32 rio “ace ‘ail ! mS 7. q pice rA ORS Must be neat and po- - am aees ST A : 7) . eX ! Aw 4 4 JF ee voman, good home for} pe te it s n , I A D 7 : , vy pina K Expe oe 1 P wy ™ = ae \ ash ngton. Ti isnat * ae price S180 Sox 0-158. | B eeee ay oo a lite: state if experienced and salary eX- — . bk NNINGS AMOS. . right party 2012 Division. Ventral STSSJ j je I () \I QT \ | 4k A ] , - — — = - ere eCeos ‘ 7“ aa ee ee a a => 1 . I ‘ ‘ aa Se oe 0-216. Post-Dispatch SPRUCE 8ST... ay ih r " py Apply TCHROARD OPERATOR— Girl, 16 to 15 EL. MAK atthe. 4437-—-s rooms: rent 845: in- ECT RI A. ANG Weettnaneuss > autemas 48 =e GIR LS to 25 years, “te work " ‘adies’ TSEGIRL -E ’ er a vee eG vi ru ~ nioch and Well boards. See manager. | ——s oe aS aS —, | A mone new owner leaving city. , : ; : Color ; } : ; te , or on if Xper le need - use and cdining , () ing ‘ : Me i Lal iL PAY 12% TO . 2 aicieed.”. ” oes ee r 43 . , €00d salary to start with: advance- | _T0om gir! ‘olored. 3703 “West Pine bl | Di pt B, MW ashington ch I 102) __N. Grand net : vy, f ; iSNEN— And ee, Teeeoene: cnt lin dad desk d 4. - - ——_ : as you 1aDEn also expertenced Apply Lindell ton an ov ’ str able location Som good business: ’ 'celling and desk a. Cc. an , 7 SUBDIVIS - ‘_ " suWw rASHE 7! 4 ‘ole re a woman 40 NY. ’ Cohen, Golluber M Sheneeral Co.. 1400 Hol e ey 7 RI — 7 os -_~— dies — ay. : cicsatlin SW I T ( ‘H BOARD OP E RA ys OR wall Jn - eity Rax N-543 *ost- Dispatch. (e4) __ 808 Morgan st. ate ia P STON Newstead. Lindell 200 STE (3) | Wasnington ay ‘ c ic2)|- white. small oa fs cand OURO WORK; | URS —Htrons niddle-ag woman. ta, Not under 20 years of age: must be experi- | TEACHER or business woman, over 27. ‘ DRY GOODS | STORE 11 years established: |FOLDING PSDS—-SPECIAL SAL a oF “ur ~ “ sw ASIIE R Woman; $2 day and mealea. & IRL, (ir Miia d) aged woman for “ Cooki nz eur eundin gs “234 p ershine, idgTy ,; etc) nurse eonv: , ‘a } : J ° ie) | TCM, Appiv “$1. W ashing ton y to travel. for nosition act Jy . oo rn = ‘lling ry on account of sickness. B207 “MARKET. Or partner | AND ot ‘— ww! rR _ IME Ena } r eLIMITS NEAR % organ. fo) Ne ae I ark, Mo tel! puone, ,allievy PP ark . : ae Mmns,; Food Wages Mh x" oak . p | , Salle Candy Shop. Broad- ve a : ‘ as - ASSN; } s 1 ng leads to manage for eummer 4108 N 20 h (2) | . . 2 I "A: “H ps ALKER T MS - 7 - rere cr a ee —- ————_—- | 0. M7 ) neo , Wav ; ive 2) urnishe priv mornings, Gh Bide.. | ae : oT ole ’ VATOR mikh ‘ vlored., K line s, BOG a = . — ——— — —— hdd SIRI (lood unincurnbered yOomAN OT N Qh \ 4 Our S-6 ul colored piri renerai NURSE Wihit re " are ‘* Wi ! . ‘ Thos on 1 chance for advancement cm 1 } 0263 ie @ 35) Ouse Ww r ni “208 Ikin baby. 18 men! old: als ith | — 3 Kouitah le Bide ict) ow =u, Fost. Eiepaten. tcD | FI RNITL RE—For 3 reoms aving tow’ at d Hol ser "iE . - * Works 3: | : e 1 its o1US hKines | Florissant, (on, | err. * eer west jet) | wpstairs wor residence: must have Fe i —- : --—— iste) IB ( GROCERY STOCK Ané fixtur uction | - 7 i 0 hae tava Nad: ovis IR a OF mente te rRIMMERS | a li @A REST Alri ©. Thecetes Saal = aren. at suction once: reas nable H459A Ciheen a eel Delma ‘ , ws ae 14 —. : Experienced, and a few learners good T nion av A. A. Selkirk. Auctioneer (eR) FI RNITI RE (owner leaving cits verte if [ELD AV (c4) ror mens pants; must he expe- ~~ — 5 , » 5 , | : : ; 7 rienced. { | RLE I ( ‘Lf 7 IT. operate suUrroughs calculating trachine res rood Wages. ede) ) hata . — . : aT : steady employme nt HENDERSON. i sold thi =» week Phon e@hHiversiade 14°94 a : mm : , , good salary wiilié¢ learning: excellent ch . rest «Js | or — LIE HAT CU., 823 Washington, 3d floor AVA fi | eee er __Belkie BAS done r_e8) a G { . ] ] \ ashington, {(q@)), for advancement; high-« ~ 1 graduate pre i SMUT For housework n srrall apar hat iN: yn erwear in 4 (ody vi an) rs In town, must be sold this week, will con- rs URNITL RE Very high-erad om ust well; - . : ? aaa aon . ferred: state age, educatio and @ Rperien e | ! no cooking. no la ndry. S762 Kin -- j Ww ix-trl ; ind | Th ot ial rng nm TIMIPTION ‘ aamane . { A prvienielBts wes S sider trade on sinele flat Rox N- 192. P -P. | leaving cily; @ell all; separate, berscatn. awk, REA . Hh MAKERS Also home if any B or 1 ~-H i, Post ie ispatc h ° 1) | } ry lat flo 7. east oan ats rp “ ' ‘> ’ ” i ‘ ‘| he ter ’ 7 . vi pa AP toe roy oak oy in a! ~ atl “ LITE! SS rooms: W ext ‘End: STOO0: be te! ‘TAS Ke ‘Nn Eeton - pee wor given experienced § girls Redding. | a : _ ‘ elt _ ser ) is ‘ les ine ov hi ] +f) ° . om -«. nl Ni soe c liek { ‘ TT's - . worm tt thy Ww a » "yy P . ° N - (IRI, oung ° p eneie ' / . Ci imal «adress Apertenced : (‘ol “au OSS de! é l. (‘abany 6080 Pel. ) nex erience ‘ - ae TOONS, central. $2000. cs HIL he Ari : RNIT Rk —- ream ra all me con rik a } va ih s ‘ "4 tg : dice ork : ; hs work e i ‘family: a hee : GOs anDp viv for v ‘ ‘erber Garment Co., ' som ig s Delmar b ibany 6 l (ce) Ps d sales __ 207, 810 C hestnut et. *3) A na dy flat. Phone for appotn'menf. Ty er MI } "herenr ' - » = ’ ' sa} j °. ing? . ‘ - : women. rOO? Sa aries . tr | 7 yy | a o i c paid IC iD § REAM ( ‘ONES FURNITURE Dining set golden oak 4ay- Gin! Ry large concern. to learn ho “Ge meee l.—Ne colore oi general | fel) T-WORK FREDERS -Folders and shak.- | 48-hour we ek ’ good wares LO | | HOUSKG TF | een aes , 'OPERATORS ‘'X PER! ‘ED POWER bere; also Kiris to learn in all departments: | start Ap hy 1308 N. 16 | nt se genera: housework . : DRESSES TEADY iss S M: . kite binet. gas range, icebox ; , . . ) S's" ‘ wn , = , - oe MAtCHIN} (ON I .: STRAT 10 eu ers ; , . " Manufactured from pure food products; | enette: itchen cabinet, gaa rang ; oe App! y Leader Laundry, — sim = 2 | : { ] th St. I Pe ho oo ' no lau iiry: family y Sachaeed WORK R00 7 SEL. oe is sae tehimadeaain whe ae ] = inn r and ey ery op Ruaranteed freably baker shiped to an ad- —_ — ‘ = gg >. a, bogs » ht Ae ; P | : erien ‘ ’ Tr enir ai ‘ ; . ° a . q m dress: s ‘pies - z . ree: avin “ity; margainea 83. ‘ae nm. NISHERS—On skirts; steady work: good to handle correspond: nee relatinr vot " USEGIRE On South Side; good house: Ls a) S| co I. = 2¥ viight factory; highest salary in| po! tunity ol fe red for ad- 4245 nen ot Po nt eats. ee as at ”* 4) Kalter (ioldberg Garment Co., 1110 ing shipments, filing claims, et: © laundry, state age, etc.: salary $52 per | te ‘ t f apent positions. Appiy at once. | Br . MEAT AND oT Pe Pa FURNITU RE— rhree-piece elour library R fashington, . th flo r. a ie) — a ‘iy Ti manufacturing vice Tha 1: pre | month Ro ‘ } host Dispat: hn ied) it ss vay Sy tit ( f iT. A ROSE { AF MENT fe 6 Oe wiv W — Vali ement. i= fern ae VEGETAB LE MARKET suite. Weng ome samen Hibor ae. po a8%-note ba r WOLD « HECKER Experience d:; $0, room — One WHO Cen operate typewriter state HOUSEGI.L--Neat. for general housework: | , ; ---- — ao | = ~—— 7 | er-piano, electric; graphephene fleer US art (), d bourd Apoly steward, Buckinghain Dispat: , salary, expected. Box N-5t, Post-| room and bath; no laundry work For ' el MAKING 2 ‘ zon men TYPEWRITER COYPISTS Ex yerienced sales\ . “a ane . ts yy bargais | lamp, 4-plece bedtroo Jacobean din- ; Hotel, King’s hiehw ay and Weeat ine. i. 3) +. — - ' . for right party. |’ hon 5 iaateene r | Pan M. :\ . ; A dG. i’ . . . ‘ Pee ge,\ eral Vacancies for experi ae } : oe ; vomen - — 1° ; ¢ j — ‘| ing room sulle. ' ‘ ‘ by} P : no lien ers, ae —— " Gre ; 14) Ton a’ ‘ VD t Za~} . . o ) rt > egetabies, ruit, poultry an 704 Interdrive “aban , ; ‘all at one, ne oe ok a, ane -~f com- G Ik Ly Ss meuan | or hight asase Siar p HON ‘KE a) oe . ' OPER AT RS P wer mas hine tor the tollow ing depart- f k goot-paying business; must sell this | CHEVROLET Wii ing ear x 1 ye : —_* ' ouswe: ‘ar ' , Ras Bt. amigas Gor rypy 9g © — “ths Ls é‘ ac f ta we leaving city. 2102 8. Broadway.ic4) aS ee then - aby position and ego00d pay ; r work : steady POSITION. childre -15%, P.-0) R ; e " cies Em i ny ed "hantca cond! tion; tire . price 8875 d of experienced | Merve Garment Cn eo; W * + ie) FR ANK AD AM e} 4 "TRIC ( ‘ % " ShRAhREPEK lider! ads . ut-of | ior sewing. VNC ION VIO ( mR | 7 “ ) : " a ; , . ments: MIT. L. ANE RY SHOP I easonable. 1856 De!- "2 Hodian ati mS ae oS o er kx actory: onan | aha 4 Z YL yw a. more for home than aces ‘ ‘ , : ‘ | dare ctaress cards and circulars, | ain 3 ’ : SS eS Lk aS ~~. | FURNITURE 4 laree leather chairs, ™a- capable of filling — week ; aa start, - ey Vines 2 1oth. | ‘3 _- r* ‘est Steir = cay ft ( A ity ('{ is 44( ) N Main. ' e shi rt hou ire; pleasant word. Cnaries br Boys Clothing : ‘ LINE RY STORFE~-Good reason for se!l- hegany library table fumed oak ining it sit f h | To iy n mbroid co "mast . | d600 MW indsor. (¢) a USEKFEEPER—Ful! char f ro ng | eA - sssenel, oie agg epee penesicetem Women’s Shoes : very reasonable $202 Page bi. reom net. larce dresser dressing ‘table r iclp oOo embroidery 1 . es --- - . ois sis charge 0 Peonmin , ry " ° im e or gener Ace . . _ coouname tl a rs , on po ions 0 1 e 4 ae Co 3: 201 Natura) Bridge. tc?) ” ' | GIRL » AT opportunity, lo vou ant | sf good proposition, re fi rence require i ; OPERA | ( yr ~My overalls back YP is “2! steno graph r _f . K owe al — - i ‘; ‘ ' , ie 2 ‘ ‘ONFEC TIONERY STORE furr tur — : ze 2 Li. » : » athe steady work from 10 a. m. to 6:5 oa “53 Washington ’ ) work. Call at X-Ray Dept., Barnes Hos- Silks and Dress Goods h (@2)) FURNITURE-—-Six rooma, = inelu ine rt and of earning » 2 GR Pitor- IMener operator: nf p to start good pay, with free noonday lun nc nm’ if) Hows KEE R Miadl ~ makers and also front makers} -?!‘!- a siesta . , PHOTOGRAP 7 “STUDIO—Well eauipped: can be purchased for $2! : : Saturdays off at 1. KBox G-211, P.-D. (¢3)| go call at La Salle Can hor . ta ce idpiie-axed lady wid py PIST—life insurance office: saiary $0 Curtains and Draperies ' : nb 2 a mad, smeone. will have > ‘ in —t meh a tl andy Shop, ow W girlEn home where mothe: } ‘ TYPIST fe insu c P reason for selling: will sacrifice. Jefferson; *' . aries, } ositio . Colored; for dining work. ‘iia West! and Olive. We also have openings if awa rG ; . ~ “ated and sieeve makers, also front hours ® to 5, with knowledge of shorthand 33 r and Gravois: Goldberg. preciated: will also he if ~ y -oong " . ai “days. Call Grand 4544W o1 pg Pah Y > Muslin I nderwear we Ye vOrte - i h f . *. for straight night work SOoTie Xt per ‘ Rae Caro t { ts preferred chance for advancement. Pox = REN’ Al R ANT Must have a buyer at — ~ stredd. (‘all between tik : —— servi ligt luncheons ¢ j d ountain ‘ ~—s3Te ( MaCK "KO aners 7-316 Tay sp *h. fcS) | ‘ l 1 e nae. ar b oo n t e ollowing de- . LS—an n plant, nO experience nec essary ; mat saan dia « ac- | ’VUSiMAIL»—Small family; no cooking. | an ach Pocne thal ne Ss on : TES marr I ak ~ ————— Corsets Erny's Restaurant, 2324 Franklin. (el) — Dein ar bi, Ist Fe Or Te | ad pay, ” eet Te ‘sgon, ‘arondelet aN , . BP ns , ‘ ‘=: | | ° P tox N T Ye S ! Tuesday. only 4034 Castleman : ea nee: room and board: | Past 16; good pay and positions: fener box | Cabany Z051M ), MEG. CO., Park and Dolman.- | WAITRESS— Good pay. 410 Morgan If you are capable and | 375° 0s a slop cee Mail K- | GAH RANGES Renewed Quick Meal and 4 4 . ili , * ’ ‘ mein A Onn andy ” . i? ‘ > ‘ Xv | b . : — a - _— - — - -- , - = iE . } as a ne , . rye WW eve rhe Siem : 7 ” Sohn : . we ae an a . - ’ »)*s +s of “7 | ; EI , ” a ALL AT VERY LOW PRICES... CASH 4 to Accessories : eee = LU DLOW. S AY L, OR W IR I. LRONER sAperienced of ladies clo ; ° ware Hcl saturday’ Allan-Pfeiffer | \WAITRESS—One dav a week off. 027 N. Expr rene ed bookkeep- M H WALKE FURN. CO., 2 fake charge of collars. Aaleo Old St auis Laundry, 10380 Victor | = Fait Cp. _SEtiy At +s. fed) Vandeventer ers i bill ele ks: ° FOR SA LE—WTD | I hams —e undry, oft) Olive _ at ied) | 6 { S ’ " TT : aia ; - , —————EEE — — rs ale ] eier &S. ol | ma- — _ ~~ ) J Ww ste ne ( 3 “te ‘nn rie ‘ ilies ’ - . ‘ . ' e k ’ { porting Goods mis-To il , label bi — o— , ; : — _ thon 6 “ati a + a ies _ &a8T- WAITRESS—4065 Olive st. (‘osmopolitan ave IRMRARY Y TARL EE kere. hed and is ‘ - are label baking auer: ‘GIRI S AND WOM EN To ; oe ve * hE DER—Apply room : aubarz Canning ., 4357 Tae | Cafe nent positions at the best MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT ne: Oxl2 rug: us ell at once da ; 4 od St. 1c4) 4 sia 4 4a — “ » Pine # : ede : > 7 TY pomenein ie, . , N crieht ~_.'T ~ ice an —_~ } ' — yaa WAITRESS 12 week; experienced. 2027 al; . — -_ are Seeee “s Pind. aN sth, wunery Separtment. Coa- | learn shoemaking Central | ?C%, ht! ae * EEDER-—Frank Smith Pris PRESSER perienced on ladies’ garments: Parl Lav. _ —eanegpae (e) of salaries. eee ene: | PURNITURE— New and slightly used Jremes nd Opticians pe e..° - a. (cs) =" a i a ue hestnut. : Cc? caGy Wor — bas Peckham 's S400 ,AIT R E SSES = i perienced. _ Wo Ner's Res. FANS—For rent. a!l sizes. Acme Electric ers, chiffonter®, wardrobe » dining sufteg. 4 waur.- —ol gests | to do errands. Supreme Waist Employment Dept., BROWN | JVB PREssS FEEDER—Good pay ad a (eR) | ae nrant 105 N “@th ot = on ° ti Co. 221 Market st. (cS) | Gavenctten, Fuae. ee rn voy or ' SRL a nington av fe) a at - , ‘ Pearistore Bindery, 1110 Pir Rk “RS—To iron ladies’ othes by hand. | —> — ; Special N I aoe ; ! a. Sees 1 : pee : ‘ ‘ - % ‘ : eee .. — a ; ; 3 : ao] | calf tl ice, credit ME Becht aundry. 3 mark bundie work. | SHOE CO., 17th and Lucas. (02) | Jon PRess FEEDER—Experiencea gi Sehuck’s Clean! yaing Co.. 4116] WAITRESS --Eupyesenees “$14 per week. 521 i ovlce MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE — remin pecpte, We wil bap, mere 61 t Laundry, § not ‘Bell, ict) Ftp co $11 r weel Helimich Bros. Printing | ——— ew | a ——— , . a no glee ai your goods. Prosser's 3218-20 Olive at. ations should be . ee assist vat soda ‘fountain, — Cc Te | GIRLS. -About 18 vears old tor + Locust I RESSER n anny resse weeney Sate: Ww ae. r Dor ir oder a n® Sunday ‘work, Ap- ‘| oOo women and girls vho ' et pa , ane Yb mio" Wast Een® of =“ _mont mei7 Central AGA2 ' * rads, 4m) N_ St (e2) ; » . ‘ > 7 SN WOMEN—Allround. S524 Fr: . pat oti NOWReSS ontenenta! eee ; —— --——~ =. oes? 5: ashineton. (ef; | & AS STOV FE —Cheap Call 2091 Ohte ce) . 9 7 = a. pee, - = ° t : - : ; “ear y ’ ; ut TP Res rie + . i} ; ' ‘ : . o Tr" z ‘ a , : a | «superintendent's WRL--White or colored. Apply New York nent wen Kkroom - ork. SHA] — . en SS ee ee mced, at once, 1606 have had general store ex- | GANvas Larse pleces; wood ior pain-ers, | iTCHE N CABINET White enamel steel, ain floor balcony peat Shop 1482 F _Vroadw ty. «| LEIGH HARDWARE CO., 4th KITCHEN WOMEN—St e ,| PRESSFEEDERS—2 ist-class Gordon feed- | (i iiipag—in ine cream parlor” 708 Union | Perlence in small towns, and | aseoetgrss, iarmers none tyler 0M), ora a | owner leaving city. 4048 MeRee av. Jc} ~ ' » BRI, bs To une vt rT fruit ie martm nt. . Co | - , i . es ‘ ‘ s J — eFanirtaryv nliane in city “ our + (moe n ice ¢ e Iti arior a\ rivti . « a. ; . “ . ‘Dispate h (c4) | \' ITRESS ES “Xperience a] Standard Cater- REGISTER National; total adder. le ranges, cdrapertes ete barcgain, nniedhate rad’s, “i N. Sth ic - ositions at good wages , ATTRESSE. : . | | erie 7 ’ r c’ — ‘ ) . q ore . pam “a — . “o-- ’ : : 4 hd ‘) * ; om « ' ae — nie ze 201 Belly tee) | GIRLS— About 18 vears old, for - | i ARO and "TGS SR ine Cn. 2570 Olive at ie} lines of merehandise—-your | ,t0 $9. 5-button. W. Sadelby, 18th and | _. oF ; : . . . *. . . $ ~ ’ ; ‘Ss - 7. > . ‘ a ? Pe ‘ p fo F . - . =. . = : € ‘ - eee” eae ners = t 4 IRLS—Watcher and shuttie girls on shif- light stockroom work. SHAP- pls sixth floor dh ney rool, oe Sony para ase . . Mi day work. BA night and one for applic ation will reece ive spe- Few : mie ; N NEW ' r Te embroidery machine. St. Louis Em- | / ‘am i EF Kper) d mn ¢£ waists and middy On eo! ler ti oy 5. 7 NISH 3 R« © ] 2 LEIGH HARDW ARE ( | 4th ]: A \I¢ yT S-.BARR ( (). \ & ) 713 N. llth st. (c) |) W AIT RESSES_ "No Sunday work: good pay. work in our own shop; prices charged less | Ret ie airs y. WtT -" + RNISI hy labOratory; S| -t ' idery Co.. 1014 Tyler. 2 (ca) HW AR? , —— Apply Chocolate Shop, 118 Arcade Bidg than others; all repairs guaranteed, wat 4 FURNITURE FOR §197 mM). enale 4107 Lafavette. salt? "LYWEDS- GOOD OPPORTT NIEY. ron i's CE i EPs we RL—About 16. to assist with housework: Taah?> os —--- —_—— + . °.% : and W ashington. (C.)) | LABEL GiRLS -In medicine floor. (a Exceptional opportunitms Seale Co. 512 St. Charles st. (c)} weAaSONARLE.. i. 197.00; TER FN > scovce , Os a Be ' ee” \ re ma PRESS HANDS—Girls experl- | _fround Hite LOCUST 15 19 17 CHIKOP RACTORS TABLE—Guitar, tent %x Tee ie electrical chemical magazine supplies. \TARILOR SET Ieebox. iron bed weak nical ( 3) ; per Wwe 4008 at a a atalia ET a ENT ‘ ” ©) | GIRLS—50; 14 years and over; light’ — BS cose, ___ , ; WOMAN To clean office. 3601 Shenandoah here also for girls (ea) no Washing: no ironing; off Sundays. aa28 N—For es established terrieU@Malint Experienced trait pantry “eirly Kool \DY¥—Middle-aged. to tak t | tamp | ’ co ntry «ir - wou : C-a mer ‘ ake care of store ‘nce SLé r SSCS ;: | . — B21 Sg Botey ter, do not -i WEKeS and meals. Marquette Hotel, Ith work; packing and topping Sun- 408 De RBaliviere ; ais or » | enced On stamping presses ; WOMAN-—To wash. 2504 Coleman ‘ . 4204 1. abadie. | ; aii ¢e6 al , ° - ¢ dine : . , 7 4%. a =~ / VTOMAN fold cir miare no xpe rience : , = aE Ps i : American birth w ys Broadway. cb) a. m.; experience not necessary. Ap- ' 1 4701 MeP hers n - work ee ety: ok} | SCRUBWOMAN No Sunda; c: gon 7 ne onan oe hurlew ‘F. Haanel, 709 Pine, J! 1] li ld FASS me ee etecoedhomm Ba ae cise ae eee onaanal | : , bl jght ur -_ ociry Te . ‘ ” Das ply Chocolate Shop. } made | a 3 > ANDDILIC: Ons SNL ae — owner leaving city O45 3 tee a\ : Spanish langua | Ls = To bare and pack butter: “Tih work | ply LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT CO., L 1D) Ells ‘rivy, to care for children during i's = ply, Cancolate mop, 115 Arcede | WO ME co nie ., white, nf a a: petro 2 ay : eal au , 7 eo? ren F i) celling and desk. a. c and 4. ib) EL EFRIGERATOR—Ga4 range, be@s Scale ire is ; 5 ; (‘la av. (oe oaAy mort ‘rempiloved: no washing or iron . : — . _ pd ‘ fe made a superintendent s is orra oe. by hed. plan 1O0T el Tine bl tionally known d f SIR'.-To act as cashier and clerk “a. | . sn Marg vr ih wd, bah TR oA MOD aid , Toinde Rag , _ + ER ae ring _ anceres: WOMAN-—For cleaning in drug store, morn ~° : ; aay / PANS 400 ceil ling and desk fans. chean } oe RORRATOR Counte butcher Box . e, to train in ou ferry store: experience not A clerk G | k LS Ciood opport unit ¥ to se- |” 7 a " Mi ok MT On IN AMER! SEA MSTRESS : Naa nA "een ten’ Winaiicee t ees = tae — . ~e office, main floor balcony. 05 Morgan at 4e2) = ‘blocks. re: ie aa es. aa rertérer. hatiy 5. Jefferson. t 7” : ‘ hue M PrARLOKR ti4s LAS . Fon . | .s =. a ‘ we mced, o dpi i Ay! \WoOoALA NX \ss at; K culter; $ » to sta? r ANS Af ” ceiling and desk fans. chea* ’ be Apply 17 Collinsville av. Kast ott nl _ | rel bs Rood VYugres;: ST e@uy ~* T oOuia or t & Se iin x { wae “08 Ss. 17th. oe > Morgan. st. ef) Ta 7h ‘= ied) iture development aa manerel office work and assist at | cure permanent employment : LADY— Young. bright, experienced in clerical ork. Apply Universal Cleaning and Dye- | MAN~— For gene =ai cleaning. Apply house- IF IB i: ; eo x : : . ‘ : ; )? 46 nals 2 i‘) c) nA OF- Bron: “ ; ') | Anno WSe Air O ( ‘{ ) Post-Dispatch (e2) ince -ur urs " i “airf: dav and Saturday J4 uppe > | fos >» Moran s st. OS AS ic? ’ A Ww f INDERFU I. b Xs an palary nd mmie- st st | a fe) | 4h. . skh ev ‘+! LADY—For office work; must have good MA RIX ERS > : eriences 5 day WOMAN—With reference, to do poppe . cia FANS—Two General Electric o. ce ; A-inee. 4 NE ‘ed out reference. 72 a 405 ' handwritt he fair curate fic. | Work: salary $18 Apply Nev ysti 4707 Lewis pl. ’ ‘lectric 4d. ¢.. 12- : a iy aX Haanel. v Spruce e St. (e4) at aa aewte Tt accurate with ts! Laundry, 3986 Laclede. £19 - | ‘lary expects Address in own!SHIRT FINISHER—Piece ; xi WS : —WOMEN |FAN—D. c. 10-inch electric fan, or FU 1117-19 LOCUST 4 Mines ree - . rer Bindery work in factory; steady GIRLS W e€ pay § $12 per week iwriting. Pox N 87 Post-Dispatch, (3) | | work Apply A. Heisel Laundry, 38125) —— auitable Ride. 613 locust —_—— = PPL APL —~ —~~~~~~ | trade for a. c. Garford Motor Truck Co., RU G on regains. , 2624 vlive. Hoth phones. ~ pe. 70% Olive st, Pe pee floor Leather ee to start: work is steadv and | LAUNDRESS-—For institution. 369 N, Tay- | Magnolia TT aa wae WOME N— White, to ciean of tices. g oe rg {o ‘nae ASSERS—For high-grade article: -big Inc., Beil, Forest 3011: Kinlech. D 45. | - : ° ~ r AN— : ’ ; ’ = 6 . ) lor a on ak (e2) | " >r sical - ou : “ee 1 p. m. A nn! v 808 alnwright a money to be made. See J. B. Moran 1006 ING RODS. — _ ' tc ae” seer. hook ase. brats 4 ean make some a Py are of * ¢: easy clerica) work ; perma nent - we are located next L. AU NI )RESS First-class: also maid, at | Stl l R cM A K ke RS AN 1) ( I | R LS we MEN EP enon a: must be strong and weigh | - Olive at. i (c8) | F Is H IN (3 ONO? “o> eat $2: all kinds fishing RUG - ae A ard. BTht Sentan : : oD ~ongn ow ermanent positions . rT. ‘ once 30°59 Flora bl ‘ we : if : chile, — an wap! . == : + ners — neldered. Shapleigh Hardware Co. ic2)|to Eads Bridge, at 612 N. Ist. Girxpry HELP—Exoerienced all kin | to Learn Shirtmaking | Be Mg nog 900) Manchester factor) * (ed) : |GROCERY STORE —Small, doing a fine RUGS —2. vxi2. Oe oe” eee z —MISCELLANEOUS bout 16, for housework; no washing SWITZER S YELLOW JACK Metropolitan Laundry. 4426 Olive. _ (e2) We have good positions on all parts for ex- | ————_-__-_——++_ — BUSINESS -HANCES business: will inveice stock or sell fix- nee dys ate e RS Pe ern or ironing; rood wages. Call in tire store, | * Path + shsas era \- Y. AUN DRESS _ Experien - re perienced operators : | WOMAN-——Middle-aged, neat appearance, to tures separate: gvod reason for selling: if. . ae _ - ~— nies a > 4 oe lac a ‘i ’ / 1 or fal 4 , ron raLat tor « } . . «ty . ’ . . is ‘ i : e % D 4g 4 ye * avole ay. ET CoO (2) meni Recht gio my Co 801 Rell ap A numi wool f our goo aetie tes aio with aie rene -- work in sewing machine store. | se yy Miterside G16W. see me earn | ad ere Rag hy lampe a Ls on ae 4 ’ or . Em or weneral factory work Ap pl St. { ‘ £3 - —— —--—_-—- = Cet oe Rng bam its oi so * vlisbur’ i eee es . m. De , eae cad) ' 13 ae ee ~_” a. % mnt, Sentury Biectrie “0. * Tin and Sheet Metal = ke. Ey —. ss: ————- | LAUNDRESS—-Colored. 114 Cornelia av. a re Le ore IR G CNOet See. | ron Or girl to take care prog aege BUSINESS CHANCES KINDILING WOOD--Brine w amen Columta| With otis ahese: 2. Sat: ee will : k ay (cB) ' rlenda te. Tal e = peepee car, ’ oft | apt: am — Oe = ei it bei’ pro- ; ig - , r esunte - nploved ‘all 1338 a AAAs Roxy Co 1m North Mar ‘ke (c$) | , M — 3 ' $7 bh! mn er ca : lin AL kth > Hlecks north eS ” es : S mets Ue eats a, pT ry SG. . ww 7 _ ' ‘ ry ; ey y meaning: OSE _— pune, 'St°NROOM SET-—S-plece i>. two high-e ° *, NER” Experienced: v ie | Bindery work in factory, steady GIRLS—For light factorv mNDRY HEILP—Univereal press machine|: >> aon, 16th st i a “a (c)| ANY man or woman with 7200 can engage! LAWN MOWER Mediam nize, 20.50: ad ft "Axmineter rugs, 8%) each: tcehox, $17 F Oy : 1002" LS Sth floor, Leather Trades P 5 , , hands “App y Leader I undry a | fexas. — SASS ae : Wi M \N- For k hen work: short hours and os ne i apgmvlype 4 ox ce ib . t safer warden hose._36.5 Mon _Eaaton. kitchen table and two chairs, $5: draperies, 7 “ . ° . owes o3 6 ~s 4 4 ’ - od as er i ; TT if ” an ry } i if > mMmontns: > Stim & Ol "4 rt) ¢ >; —— ool oti vate -_ Laebur ; Man - ——er ba: eager — ~, work : experience unneces- _ {c$) + AY I good pas Kiukaid Restaurant. 313 Pine any this zg vou kn mone s cured an ME: RC | A! NDISE ii 5000, stoc h of un derw ear curtain Jae) Se 5 — ‘He . 1 _tor one who is willing to work nights re a ‘ * ve ironers Apply COLONIAL LAUNDRY ¢ oO ani vores ; v1 ake giris anc sort hours and good pa’ See Starter at the bus! nese nterests, fH! e| every line, every street; tudexed and . Ra F telephones iin x. all ‘paper . an 0 Olive. _ — D ee . ihe > aeiky m. mt a Fe neterean 2:20 ©. m. aad « ; ght r tf utually atisfac . } | ered: sent postpeld, 25c. Foster « . ‘ . iment eo ‘reine. are - — : LAU N | RY HEL ‘" nly kK l, \ \: \\ Al, ] a RR SHIRT oO! it ral aiat nies ye ~— Pp AIN rs Wet make it for ail ourmeeen. AMe- kitchen. that we can sell at 25 per cent lees - rood — OpETRIOTS "ome experience; B t { 0 j » 5 y ‘ ~ yf A : Experience . wringer man App! : \ ‘ ' we sf ntet ny wm : I ov : we c) land be s Paint Co re Frank kttn a’ ic@) «than current prices . : Apply ° ndelet can plant. lS West tens e ween anc ae « Ca’&rs ( ge RANNER LAUNDRY CO.. 100 “ . Jeffers in '* AC or ( mR IF S. Oth floor. 16th and Any Woman _sbinie® har apd tbeld Pott - ae * ahep — PAINT $1.75 GAT ee - ... pte ee ene of new fur- | : = nen ae ! y ‘ INVEST £10.900 with services In a nice, 4. > & = . —, “Colored; experionced on shirt ma Be a Telephone Operator Loeust, or 8th and Hickory. (¢2 lean money-making proposition, & St.| Our fireproof ‘“Weatherpaint” je guaran-|,,/* 18 _the market for a, telhiee T aymvueer Marion-Roe apply at ; ’ = h it ine nt sure and see our line of Pathe and Symphony _ . 44th = ence. Metropolitan “aun: | INQUIRE OPERATORS’ TRAINING aI AUNDRY HELP WANTE D fee - — | whe ay ee - Louis enterprise: incorporated for @ he din writing to wear & to 5 years, or wil ee eer eet r Fut Ma SHIRTMAK ERS- ON ALI! gg ay ng. we ta high. million; vour money will be secured b® fi replaced free Money back after using '™% garctan iaaane cor asement without injury, bargain to Cas) TI ‘ » ree Sen, while you ate | 3819 N. 293d. fe) LAI NDRY , rear Lido Ss. 18th. . E RS AND KF > ¢ L, Ie RS; b UC 1¢ Wom! NT lean and iitiona “ . knives: mi int © b2 or nore a an | ry] : runt , = = ies = ~ fee a | zaSn OF Prot Noor balcony _.amous Barr Co. fc*) | ~~ 5 = —— —— _— TONHOLE AND BUTTON ne he a ae! “rd ‘ah Teer, Tamster ow apne new pat acento ery S Iron Store. Inquire for wn. We take your cn oe Cot) 2 thay “ > in | 4 By ing wu : or entrai . ' *” . ; , : 5. eee 1d, to assist in sorting and GIRLS — 200, light lactory W AN TED Cc Dp W 'D R Q OPER ATOR Oe Mgr. : LL 3 ae f ras n . Hox tables us * ' os . . . . — a - ri auperines “ne cial ine work; no} experience NeceS- | Letcer posting and statement clerk. SHAR: | ° : “ 8 N—Two well educated 3 ung women) N-375, 1 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS . ‘u ®.,. 2004 . sn) ° . a= me oo Le : ALS »>RESSE AN dign! d strict! ducatio no JO THE individual havi large or #mall ~~ | . -_ | 3 Asc 16, to Se hine ir i | sary; © ll pay be sommgie good Re reton’” +} 1} in ae on te positions ALSO PRES ER AND n - . Pe A $125 to $200 pe “y ent h ims to it t. am offering big returns in| APPAREL Wtd.—Men‘s, Iadies’ clothing. . gaat a : i achine v : . o SS , ae ee Stratford Hotel, &th an ‘Ine sis ' ed be ’ ‘ teed tc ' ‘weference a “i See ne manufacturin wood articies in trunks furniture, ru stoves, big prices 7 sim. ¢ Qo ehperience meesenary mart ag per a eekly Weere; yueee “ orket 7’ MACHINE GIRLS— RARE nny alan : as ‘ | MARKERS~— And assorters on rough dry; ex 7600 MICHIG AN AV (e9 fou can easily earn four ($4.00) dollars 4 per cent. ' ; ranges. icebox: most everything for house -room Oat; privilege of resting. 80T ) Ee INCE OT NECES erience not necessary Becht I ars ‘yu “ BShsN 4 . e2) vy pressing shirts in our factors joulat and proof ‘| keepin big lot to pick from. everything Terese. -» aT She egy ] ERIEN( K 4 , 4 neil aol Rell ; 1“ tea) ee ee — —% a: bunda weed Post Dispat I ‘ kent = sanitary condition free packing NT b . . le > . a . ——— v a — .. _—- = — —— - —~ . —— - a - — . c i ‘tric fans an an avuncanhce oO: : : : ito: ‘ ahinppin fa ¢. : bu VW 4 OD WA mt a AGS {ooh SAR\ ; BEST W EEKLY “MARKER AND ASSORTER--Alos bosorn sk! RT MAKER.—On talior-made skirts; must id drinkin x wate! seetete ts leash end Ue " thn eatent. atte Ta ht indred inte in . + ae Hog ait “yi pe by a HOUSEHOLD GO : be] £0 ; o not difficul ae : convince you hew Dusy we ere. annIinoNns—Carpete, furniture of @il de- “waper Hex Ce.. 1968 pepis. ; 7 : = Wolf ] Ar ~< rr ent 1 ‘ , — (%) . . “7 ‘ ‘ \ "RS 300. , ra! olfram yveing & Cleanin o., 2am : MY 6Y Aicae ay. <% ner ; ; oa “5 ~ or. —— ELDER MFG. ( O., ‘ ~ cg iy mT cae ) nema T’ar * . sod) mean ' sinese athens at least $2: 00 ace you will eiwaye de so y . : 2H ma i iles, putting 1 ! #, face pow. | ‘ ’ , & aire eo do fool work Apply <=" spoT? On s - _ == ot seruae we dryes. face, 23D AND/ MADISON ST. | eed iline e008 Weshington ay” cay | SPOTTER On. sitk dresses: | steady work vr = Co, ath and Clark wel) . “se ~ ’ 7 : ey, ‘ : } | eta — a“ 4 ) N Net i¢ ; . . . ° ~ _-< _- - 4 : J learn armature and field wind- ISTH AND LUCAS AV. (ee MILLINERY MAKERS ner ere. _ Wr oe N. Sth Ss = eS ae ~ ae soli] brass bed, spring and. met ed a ; coll. taping and electrical work rx R r Es IE Rs ix ~ - od. . “and mani ; eeene , ; 4 , . : + : ‘4 y lies an za, 8 ‘se “yo Sal eS] ATDIES 4 wo’, 77 “ERY qt) eure ' at , . ‘8 ' , . ning: , *,. nractt iy new tu bh oreet wTTM! a ™“ \ : ~ ; _ ee He PF [oven dre rik ences ’ sAr re md ye and steaty wor ‘yran: vein a = - . ‘he | of ‘ . sy anyt'n o Alas not necessary. Apply Employment | NAIRDICESS : eT AND APPRENTICES and Cleaning Co. 3128 Rastea. tah | te ee eee — —-——! you will 1 to mucce ‘ree demon- BEDS Two, size & vernie Martin. spring RY in ¥ ' ture. all kinds, o@d- : dry foods asatoere. ration datls ny i and mattress, mission library and desk ta- * Amt oR. ts Thelma oe es eves . - a | ~ A ae Century Blectric Co. i817) _curiet Apply safe Delmar & ay Se inal | Sa TESLADY—For_ retail a ’ HAT ~ FRAME MAKERS— All inde. ex- (jeod salary permanent position, excelen STAR TIER a A : : —— ' ' “ D toh “ / J age ! ha: . =“ , * is-— pply Leader Laundry, 2515 Rox N-49 Post te pe ce" thy | | little things tm operation le. Enalanter type: me*oganyvy center ta- : i = - a fs rr AN LAREL E TRACTS | perienced, and giria to apa ge floor, eth and Rte ne Appi y Mr. aid ia) Texas a todi BATE af AQDy\ For ary K: eots store. one liv n ' *tigatio salicited as to tte | kitchen cabinet table «ease stove ant CARP? ™ Wd. ' writers rf cor npiete BY a ed C , good sa! wonderful merjts + the rm back of it eater in good condition. cheap. Cell Sun. nishings of dwellings n Fer t a Ae eq? ° er al o io oes } z 7 x - O ee ERIENC E NEC.| well paid while learning || ; NB NER’ STARCHER FExperienc fale in neighborhood preferr Se 4 on ea 1900 Fine st... 4th SENSENBR EN ER‘'S. | STAR ’ xperienced starcher ve i g in | 1 pre : Se ee it A CG. mealth. Statler Hetel. (4 a tet igh Nenslnaten [a es balun an i i eee. we ¢ ‘ : gudge Hat Pacto 4136. Metroplitan Laundry, Vc2) cJ) (cds

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Te PE Ee eT a ee, ee ee [Se 2 oa ee = — q os SOME THING WHICH ‘YOU OUGH T TO BUY is probably offered for sale in these columns. “™® JUNE 16-1 suid eT. LOUTS POST -DISPATCH. AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES ~ TOURING ¢ CARS TOURING CAR—In fine mechanical shape: good tires and paint, top and upholstery | in fine condition; $500 cas Bomont tea) | TOURING CAR—Large, _— _Pantasote as new; car not a LOR, best of shape and nm ‘rennt ins or- 1319 Allen av. (8) | ~~ _ HOUSEHOLD Goops WANTED CA RPETS Wt tions: contents Btora«e. 4729 AUTOMOBILES TOURING CARS _ oe 1918. “1919. 1920; new: $275 vy electric “starting | Phone River- (c4) cars; 191s, 1919 models | good condition; must selll | Se Rai (6) | car; Kelsey streamline Soar: | car in Missouri; brand-new; | ay. S114 Cass, (6) ‘louring; late 1919: looks “jike “new: shock absorbers, goo AUTOMOBILES ‘SEDANS AUTOMOBILES _ _WANTED TS ee | DON’T sell vour car at a sacrifice. We will | IODGE—Sedan; Ia repair it FREE. St. Loute Auto School. terms. Mr. Lewi } Olive. Lindell Ae eae (e2) | | DoDGE—1919 sedan; 2 bumpers, | FORD Wtd.—And driver. 3 weeks, “out-of= price $1200. 6608 Pershing. Del= | town driving. Sloan, Central 1458. ae on automobiles at Once: MONEY LOANED no murtgage. Auto ANB) POULTRY AND BIRDS __ old: or a ~ CHICKS—Four weeks Phene Coifax 419M, ~~ ‘Sea BR. ALY POLL ell Orcutt ' dozen Cabany N, Taylor. _ Riad ‘ LIne AKY CHICKS Rhode taland red, $2.50 per | dress- Lenves Hatchery, 9825 John st.. 1) (eR) of S. Broadway, ‘. ibe, “ers: pay We to | ¢ leaving ‘eity. 7TVc new, Montana Call “65, Forest (cS) Furniture of at! iats, dwellings leaston. Dein.ar oA, 1? "3 touring cars, with starters. some trade terms. 41048 Olive. | POR D— 191s touring car; and .. enting: fully equipped. ida “4J . +e 8 | + »* or open till JT p. m. Central lis our motor trucks deliver the goots joorsten: nav _on Aeliverv SEWING MACHINES cash, contents lata, age 47:20 Esaton FURNITURE Wad, FB. Po ings wl) 1 + aad RE price. Deal! PON ITURE Widfady. wontents fliate, dwellings. Bchober,. 4455 Page. Del FURNITURE Wtd.—A call will! you that CGireenburg will pay for furniture. rugs, dell 6111. FURNITURE WANTED BADLY All descriptions tents flats, dweilings: CHORE Rn, 4455 Page. Wak ‘| PORD downstairs. WILSON MOTOR CAR CO., 2921 Locust.‘c5) | 3 just delivered, TRUCKS and starter: must “~“~ be convinced 200) Mari Market _st M IL SON Mi Hil PsN La oniv $5000 -! heels MAXWE ; ' ' ! BODIES ane Chou- .~ nine eae (‘ern b he | condli- fc) counters ~ shelves Pennsylva- R400 floor ~ tanks after Dp m (grocery Thursday AD &. Tigges ‘Two cnse a, tour Ma): ?) roOurT \Ini reasonable T (.> (c62) en. ‘} , lLisght reasonal P ve Light cheap Pou lms terms and butcher “fixtures June 17, at 10 a. Selkirk & Co.. Bt condition; newly St. Louis truck, $300 aulo- hear it today; bumper, carrier, refin- is be- 6 or tourtlr ‘tion: tr W. 1917: start etc highest Co., 106 Sent ee M (3) coupe roadway Rroadway very good con- balance mon ic 4 cur \ an OLET— wreh FOR L» -Touri termes. 2615 Lyn = GASOL INE S {I.I. ING ible measure: Bradv been used: electri: gallon tanks: price meV ee M: ain sToc KK INS —-Waleh Delsnar. TIRES—-Two rims: good 'TIRES-— GROCERY AND MEAT FIXTURES Arlington i MARBLE LU NCH table: npargain Pine. ¥ 1ORFICH niture: —3044 ( in Ps aan re } o) ainted: av ires, ng: motor. vetc., spotlight, i in Fr‘ RD Poultry -And steam © lith “COUNTER Majestic hHiote! ; .@ ~ CHASSE® running order; . ~ ] ne! — storn Olive us Ean Sera aoe STATION system; or hand ope ul cash Vent Motor “ kK Pour vldel: 4 T t Ve aah ! } ‘ | | ee) ‘ . . Lie ’ ‘ -~- . ° aif 2 Wyo nin ; " ie" is ie Te ‘hassts: fine fichiwan Fs | Bi bea 8) old F 114 FORD--1018 chassis: with or without body; or pleasure. J/108 Potomac FORD bargain househo 2-91 (eo) 4237 Bot: ‘ ectric tan, bridle Kl are DESK- saddle I . SN le he * ne 27: 37. “Olive ; ee 2320 (ch) self- and Slat trude thout inn art "v taken with chassis iS (jran =f e. Ill. FORDAN paid for secondhand fure- | paint e Cinasberg, 2021 Shenan: doan e23x) ‘your fv rev Lindell is. ioe BEST CASH prices niture (Chas ve Victor BAO, 2 EUG. ESTON pays $8 more for ture: goods taken for moving. Jelmar 1920 4000 Kaston, ar good used furniture object. Central 4788, Olive Vanherg. 1700 Franklin a\ PROSSER buys furniture furniture for 7) oOcn Rus ; VIS ASSES hean ] ff ton prices for used Liberty Fixture ('o.. aL ft SHOWC WE or fixtures, Central 7 TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES c late modei, touring; beautiful good paint and good fine-appearing car, at take your present car down and the balance Motor Co., 13th and ic) ar a ‘ ‘ =* drive: terms. worm easy TRUCKS. —-One-ton guaranteed perfect: FORD bedy: Olive FORD Starter: ». mm. FORD special coupe suitable for deiivei Victor lo2lli ia a‘ “ oe OP PRS as asings, $45. 4064 St used ones SUx3h., STxth.. 4x26: Fisk order t ! ind office Morgzan. (oG2) io ‘ ie 4 part a cert Chir O74o LYS; ba New and following sizes 4. 33x4: 34x44, 1920 model: between 4 Truck, panel body; almost new: call Cass a\ TRUCK—1%-ton, BUI Ix ly. mode] condition: eood rubber. gon lock and bumper price no t+ Menkhus- ie) badly: | 4405 ’ D ; ‘ vire i. one Lin } COUPES ord ; a MAXWELL S200 down: OV erhauled lance ~ . é *&, repainted, Al; aoe monthiy Bertrand. first-class sell at once; S40) Carpets and | 'RODIES 10 close K delivery: $10 1918; - IT PAYS TO THINK repainted hazardly atany car vou h appen to stumbie after | we have been telling you about our cars low satisfaction stari cy th}. evitnder i model ~e er itm “ACCESSORIES, PARTS WANTED mar c perfect; $2 TUuYV new “atee Huis followire bargains The many “xX ha . a; ,. 7 " _} Asp t $8.0 Player Piano BR OG APH Ss se" 4 half pric = ‘in. forced to cl RAPH repal On. Mati Ol . eck aver-Pilanof aver-Piane ver-Plano “gv? nbination bene music With each ive i'r’ RIGHT PIANOS, ’ paect) prices others lor us ane your own | 7 7 eT £425 Irvine tio Roge: liro ew) table eae ""4) Stoddard habehs Stuvveeant we Schoraker To J. W. & (rewn h-+-- Qt “Gale ateeteann ~ 41-YEAR-OLD | HOU se « Pass sig wal jricte > ~ = Beautify fition: $50; we et. EW cabinet style. ch: they_look a kame ano Co.. ~ REC POPOL A ORDS—Brand-nev fo Zhe each, —, Mi 1+ Franklin E be and phone, exchanged. Record he a. THE second ic for 7 ORD Lareest . gon records {9 the c yortte re ore a > ." ; 2 Pine a 4) \ OOM “e a ROOMS — FOR eagtetteyd furnis mite family. gentien oM—Cliose to bat orth windows, con’ Grand av. _ iS—8 bright roo earn heat ag > ra say service, 870 : s we = Special Bargains a7 for This eck” Unt "4 ga | | 41 vears’ experience in the business in recommending te BARGAINS ARE. SAPE GAINS TO BUY. See these ' hi \ Y 1 Ces | | Pric ae) $(5 >) Ba. | Buying a used Piano here me i) |) that: wou have the benefit of an instrument worthy of vour chase. KIESELHORST’S morrow: FISCHER i Uprieht Piaver GERTS lpright TON ULopright H FN pipes Piayer ibes = Upright as Uprignmt «esa tne ve! rE RSON TT pright T'nrielhe ailround: must Call Forest 25°00 S shape cash takes | FORD- Jefferson Al Exe) 41st) Olive M \ \ MN mist. Siu B21 Mic! MAXWELL D- passenger, 7 &’ (c2) good running order: izgan fc) 3220 Olive HS5 Ww ; ic 4) “Truck: new chassis: can ‘pe bough t | With $70 cash, balance one year. 3134 Olive. (c8) MACHIiNES—New and tvpewritere: monthl? as low as $3; new typewriters re =, Kenne: “ay 210 N, 4th at Main stoves; pays best prices nont ure Central bo Ps HST cash prices for all ermall and large lots. med. caah pavments tec, oul are si A ~ ADD registers, terms. ; ‘ee condition. eygre? ae 2 . oOupe I ord f ‘oupe Tour 1rigg: kind of furniture: Levy BPros., Ss mane ws, ! or. iv FORD condition touring: [MUSICAL Ji Pra me * ~ — LI... 30822—-Connect! new papered Sd POND U pright. *_ ee @oewveee APY - fir t- over- : top. S175 down. 4130 Olive. (e2) model; good tires: S200 cas®: vear to ich?) Kirkwood L178: £00 new tires, FORD rood kok ory « ; hauls repainted new balan monthly ertian MAXWELI. The repail na “at MANWEIL hardly run: Coliy a RT. MANWELL—Touring: * 6-cylinder: condition: S100) cash if 100) Wasihngton a\ rouring: light b-cylinder; ; newly painted; fine top: perfect : $450 cash, balance terms. an If ™) Washington ay. ‘5S) buy: touring car: 1 set Wire wheels: Ssuries; can Olive 2028. Kinloc h 4th st. Phone Bell Central O07 fiiGH EST cash pric “, furniture of ail kinde, contents of residences and flats. 2 ar. Lindell 2100. r ui Leonor ‘* WE pav the highest price in for used furniture and rues 4570 or Wentral _— Furn Co. _ ANIMALS BULL TYP MW ITE KhS—Por cent: anv rnenth nM? Pine st. Onsiv ITYVEWRITER tehbuilt Pp 75: now going, £55 and Typewriter Co,, 204 N TYPEWRITERS Selling rental ’ land Ride TYPEWRITE Inde +) ood FORD TRUCK Light delivery, | ‘used — very little: open express body; terms \20 Olive. sa Rast 8) FORD—Trucks, any T mm-di ate delivery: cash or easy Riefling’e, : Main. To 82) fen- -Cla fe) — “tt = -S Gone gh | ~) '. starte: ” ake ? . lemotor Central S34 Immedia Call today ‘oupe, lition; (‘oupe : owner “aN S78. rors ‘Touring: late needed: take q on k Visible 4 Adding ith st VIOL ae Mandolin. taugh instruments Feopard WhldSTON Ragtime % lessons: also violin lesson. Christiansen School, cor, Easton and Hodiamont tlitar banio, loaned branu ‘ , style body: leaving payments. ive rhe Nv ° May ‘hine (nkx) luo terms; FORD “Coupe. 1918: r* demountable rit Mi “‘higan. acrifice trade half price, tos. ; ool Play cept We any make: re Soh eee | radiator. {3 firs F 1D T Rl CK—1917 model: r overhauled and SSOhS (‘oc av. nr er truc ks.g new and used: “all. - styles of bodies: vour old car accepted as first payment, balance monthly payments Barnett Sales Co.. 2815 Locust. ic) FOR D—Trucks: 1- tor worm drive: new: Im- roediate delivery: pneumatic or solfd tires: stake or express body; year to pay. Uar- nett Sales Co... 2815 Locust. Ti FOR D—Trucks: light delivery; immediate delivery; suitable for light express or grocery; year to pay. Barnett Sales Co “S15 Locust “t. fe FORD. truck. with closed vestibule front, pane! body; terms; used Ford or body taken in Deeds Auto Body Co., 106 E f (opposite Aity Hall) rORDS- ALL KINDS YoU BUY: BIG TERMS: IMMEDIATE LING'’S. 511 N. MAIN, Bann FORT) Ton truc k: 1919, ‘in Al ay with house top stake body and closed | cash or terms: Ford car or body tak- Deeds Auto Body Co, 106 3S (opposite City Hal) (c4) New trucks, any estyle body: tmme- deliverv: cash or terms; we willl take your old truck in for part payment See us before you buy. Reifling’s, 511 Ma Ir. FORD Light man's special new: immedtate Ford or body Body Co., 106 Hall) Ford Trucks, Monthly Payments or js cash trade ring Olive Walker-Armstrone | Olive (c14) start- au trade t¢ ntables N ») lights and etc will tric lock, ele ot: 0) Ss. { Remington, : : Save mone, FORD--Coupe, 11S: starter, demou and Typewrit- only $575; terms: trade. Morris, 214-16 (nix) 2ist i Blick, | FORD-—Cou 1920; demonstrator atarter Fox: wide carriage machines: all aizes nnd demountables. $850. See Everding up to 26 inches: lowest prices for high 23} Jefferson. io) qualitv. Adding Machine and Typewriter FORD Coupe, 19820 owner Co., 204 N 7th BL. @ (3) car onlv in owner's TYPEWRITERS 1 nderwood,. run very little (‘all toval, Remington tvpewriters Hentals, months, 85 upwards Typewriter Exchange, 211 N Olive 7245. BOATS AND LAUNCHES CANOES ware ("o aes: st $ We . bumpers State license HE\ RO! will interest you; seeing uring or terms Open Sundar oye y open WILLYS 4-; passeng int e like tires. 4 Sidney Stinev 300 T. Y-speed Excelstor. tandem if N; iturs ~} Pride: Harle Davidson; 19017; car 402A Easton. rnust sell; bargain ites (2) (>i t RICYCLE Rareain MOTOR 4, * , sacrifice STH MaorroR cys tandem ane MOTOR "LE aod BAS wag eee ers rita WANTED delivery truck, with grocer handmade body; good ar delivery; terms: used taken in. Deeds Auto Ss Ikth ‘(opposite City (cio? " 47 ‘LE side POT RT ei thorought new uphe Coupe, and repa fect: new this coupe and prt is believing: cash forenoon WILSON MOT ¢ ‘ Tor Sere I LiMn} ‘ASH paid instrun ents SiH xopn pr “ PONY AC Hy PIANOS Rice ORGANS Wtd Men's sults Co., dreeses and owe will pay 825; a SSIS. nn ET tir si . xs e HORSES AND VEHICLES WANTED WAGON Wtd. Box N-17) real automobile: Inakes $3 to 5O on owner just put on two extra, and had car nse of $400; leaving for sell today; worth $1000 rets it for $504). cash or i 1035 N. Grand; ic? . tw iring: bear: made: aa ‘ grand 124% with 2223R Ca binet vwayv _ PIANO Upright like - new | moving } L AYER. p IANY. " 111 rolls; S500 a AYER. PIANO | cheap: Bids KS note bench PIANO (a) OR CAR é LIMOUSINES 2921 Locuat. fe) 1918. , Yr) -¢ rtra rT) | VROLET srhauled rey ae passenger \] 2°00 dow 4] 3n Olive - ( CHE) “ . ane expe THUS highest prices, Romont 021. suits, dresses, Tyler 1134, 30 minutes. a Rg P ne ted KS-note Olive. : ‘ Victor liave new in storage her delivery; used + oro mivot immediate vear.to pay $25 Per Month | immediate 0 Olive. (eS) used: and in trade. New cars taken ~ Ford Trucks, New ang weet. largé or small: delivery. Central 928. Bomont 1126 LEWIS AU ‘TO BODY SALES CO, “FORD TRUCKS used: tirst oF 0 ladies’ OV ere oate eall entral 4000: auto calla in Jarry Appleman, 2021 bickron. TURN YOUR O..D CLOTHES “INTO | READY CASH. Z never haggle over prices: pav what ar- ticle is worth: I buy men’s sults. overcoats, | ys anwess ones. etc.: will call or. 15 minutes’ notice: mules. . e or phone. N. Ovvrtender, 3020 Glasgow |. --—— pls Bomont 13977 (ell) | HORSE Helm's FOR SALE : ‘ HORSES a And pants, ¢: dress, $3.. ” tiag PAC KARD—Limoeousine: in good running or Outht: der: $450 a Lewis, 1900 Washingto: Pp... (e58) a8) PREMIER - Limousine: In fine condi tion just the thine for or funeral service; terms. Mr. Lewis Washington. (cds) ea i a ‘HORSE AND TOP | baker's wagon preferred. > @' | repa $320 ,QacAnN rar ec r) ruled, tow n; eton CHEVROLET rte ’ ] rrettlect re | id ‘ inted: will a7 9 ? : V., i Ss an is of music KI. E EKAMP Open Ve VUANKL, I ‘IS; nings AND Lalght yf >- passenger 1: $250 down, belance 41380 O} ive IVTS, sale, itral 423. AE Louring : painted beautiful tute Washington ’ ee rw s : e 11. onetra player piano and ft) extra rent 1h) FOR SALE §& voung horses, 4 Storage Stable, Ivo SP pPATATE; Je ffe ‘rson vas ; _— touring; monthly. (Ca) OLDS & 1918: sport car. $800. 2210 Pestalozz! trand, COLE ig. ¢ OAKILANI? ar j ver mecn: ica] Corti for quick tT) @¢ al ’ 1 St) 3*0 ( ey? Cool eo) “ROW-EI od Jie on at touring ety : -~ -.. | i i ee . fel noo 3121 =. anim mares. team condition; Morgan. l2th et good 313 8 cheap (‘all VQlive ic?) 1st My a. PIANO BOSTON BRIGGS :. FINE TON ie WALKER heap. a ROADSTERS Wagon, (jarage, —~Mules: BUICK sacrifice t‘'ADILILUA OosW ET re Road ister: Tni© nt th t harness, = } y ic? _—— Fitly roils stern Mus CQ ane BOY'S COAT 1: lady's a#ilk very ( : ‘eek girl's dress, S827 Delmar 2 Weert t> DOD! ‘ h a; T) DODGE toda Tes eLee, — co 2815 ‘O19 will sel! Twies ton ‘HE ry Two “3 K hala ine mr} Loins k } ‘ ’ HOSE. ~jood horse, $25 Locust 4152 Ashiand HORSE Rox Co Honrsk Penrose MARES—And horses “ work horses: 6 double Motor Ca... 42114 Case, MARE—Fast dr 2°t T | one draft horse: charmeuse: never | _-92" Madison SSSIA Ken- | WAGONS chean for working ay ) 1? . ‘rr Re, hin issengver M lious shape, Wael r ‘ Aree n ‘ good : ; i \ fal 1820), t , lott mode! ads prac tica 2es ~~ Oli > (et?) $4° 1900. ash a }* ry for «© for origin runs Mr s4 ; chedqf 827 —f yaw ’ ! 1217 Waron CLOTHES aioat. St; CLOTHING suite. overcoat, oes CLATHING suite, overcoat, palm beach Glue ty n° Pn Delmar mSMORTIL.E- To . ss! i] shania for ijl Lys \icok down Wash »™ ‘perfe: Lew te) ing ti- Rile ated Tel i) ’ ront BS27 &7 B° 2 on painted 4 t ewits Obert Sidney 421. | (co4) neariv new, all complete: av. Bell phone ‘c) rou ‘ar. tai mr) ode! ] rms BAG $3! . get r ‘a con . consider trade of another car and ' . _ tach rr | Si) nua forenoon ! SON MOTOR c AR Car, Qtr onc }t+}4) de] it Mi 4 ided 's ’ i have a number of used Ford trucks. tons: some like new: at bie bargains and 1917, starters TOLLS, cerms ico) thor like inh. he color (‘abany aa imon (‘all eilk, new : Heautiful practically new Tt. ic “ey single-phase: 1 motor: 2 1-h Dp sou Lane ‘" i) SONS - Ride MOTOR— One | h ey a“ «. single-phase (irimam Stamp and STEAM PUMUS -Al) ‘Machine Co., 308 8S. SLITTING SHEAR throat. cut up to Olive, Beautiful generator, (‘abanne LANG Ci with » $2750> at 5548 nos6 and look taken lth » | i « To Tour} lik ESSEX FORD iring ct! ne ca&r new eerrve : EXCHANGE ATTOMORILE Wd oumse painting for W22A Pendleton. AUTO Wtd.— Exchange formauto; give part cash Pendleton 1 Wtad 120) =OFord tor bieck. ‘ (arr Piaver-ptlano mahogany a“ genera) part cash Daisse'l lid xel Exchange auto: give ( condition, Drue pafsenger, plate glass | a POR D ster or Touring truck New tonril [Aang dem nountable: starter: Hessier’s car. use mon the iniversal Ford Exchange, wav Jonn St rus Ramminw Louts. te®) 18 ine h sizes lst at... Pet: , 16 wauge house . i oa 5 (‘ali ainter, peint- LSV2A (2) for a nev N ‘¢? general Truck Dep I’ TS. 4 CoO RD A ‘ { ‘? with metal j (2) FORT) man’s car price of any used ¥ ord or hitody Tore lial!) VA RB ER I} mahogany been ws don't ers Aeolian t GRAND the keenes market at halt be nea its cla®s: te! ; in. Deeds AL te (opposite ('y - 7 , ™™ } Speedster young |) Por! LB _f Beaut!fulis 6 phe: ‘ ty a 2326 trade etarter Forest i will with t‘all my Saxon or with ZORxG or ATTENTION FARMERS, Ford car into a tractor Knit ker bocker Formo it “h) each while STL RN. tTth and Upencnut Turn minutes; tors for ln st, Bot? S 12th ied) -BOOTH model, PLAYERS -_-—] - HAYNES CHUMMY Kib’Ps GOLD AND SILVER me old til ler, phones MACHINE SHOP WORK -INT, ‘ND ES a HIGHEST.-Price paid broken faise Lio . . ite? jewelry 6 TUS ty is) for cold teeth N cust owner leav (#) sport, teiims , 59? Trucks Before vou purchase a used truck, eall and look our line over. We can save you 50 per cent on your _purchase; al! sizes and makes, overhauled, painted, in excellent condition, ready for immediate de- livery; terms to suit. STARK Machine Wor Ks et) silver, platinum > up te 820 for old | Miller’s, 1822 tcoS) CARH pa tl for «old, diamonds, broken fewelry, falme teeth. Phone Olive 1245. 4-passenger evident? as derrnonstrator;: ashington A. t}-Dassenger. 191¥ mode! Like new. i= » late Mr. ki in all show ed W EPHENS-- Touring ne galion of gus erte loo ks TOM) Ww ash ingt: MRAKER--Tourtog terse locus’ lit ,* iz ater tm 1‘) takes S521 : Roa later condition c. 4s ANL)—Chummy roadster, 4-passenger wheels: an tdeal light car at the rig! termes Mr. Lewts, 1900 Washington he fine “higan. » oon ian (>) DSMOP i] [AUTOMOBILES] FOR HIRE 18 Tiié Tri. ove Th riakes. tn going through are being comp! mee this work plano may be fermns to suit, . JEWELRY WATCHES — PRO wre DIAMONDS bought: any etze, any amount bi MONDS s Wid. ~We will var oad da: see us for highest prices in Norman. 7 2. BRroadway DIAMONDS WANTED | y 8100 to $700 per karat for vour dia- + no diamonds too large or too small; we buy any alice: will also loan money on your diamonds ‘at very small interest i. MI. LER . N liroadw ay : he Market at. Keatablished ISSS_ foR) DIAMONDS WANTED Your diamonds valued free of Wharge: see us Great and eet our mfer: diamonds are tn- | na in valve datliy: we are in-a position any quality or anv amount of loore or ted diamonds: as high ae $500 per karat we pay: we buy all sizes, & SMITII S18 Qrani, oppesite Metr ypolitan bs) doors north of Olive a) —pre rn forenoon WILSON MOTOR CAR CO Pele SEDANS tible re lan: ton " ‘ A9°O% \ model flier, 40: like new. , ' stare Bars overhauled in beautiful! real leather uphoi- on: tires sho veryv jipment: State li. price right for trade Open Sun- is. Ota 7 passenger, , Ke laee shape ‘ Hotel. () waster Lows (c8 FORD ) like Tniver Fok bargain Zi itiee FORD fine tite ‘nn this pur- | xiving cash, Teurts prrice . R184 Olive Tour shape ee WANT ED AUTOMOTILES Wtd.—Condition Cel) Lindell 2540 of Deimag 1020 TOMOML k 4 VV rn) dition ish. i) F 4 as new car: 414A Laurel, Cabanr spee ister j 1OSMAA Tate 1917; overhauled: new tires car in Al dition: meteor full of noep: will demonstrate for power and speed: worth 8700. $450 takes i: balance easy terma 4020 Delmar bl evenings and Suridayv VISIT cleanest, handseomert garage Farrel! Purchase Scrippa. febaker roadster; Buick. Hupmobile, Patge, Studebaker, Marmon, Overland, Velie, Pul! man touring cars, $109 to $1500. Time 2180 eatiefied custemera, 9 years. S628 W Waa) ington bi. (ST owner will 2502). cl) mar 4 ‘ reti WILSON MOTOR .*) ie "AR CO "921 Lacyet. foes: me lar ni} : rouring. re newed ‘throughe it: good | 9 or rn N Mai tir new aint and ton; new baitery: a po r money SS7VA Minerva ‘ cli cool hennett ! u tou! thaty. ro o», oes cS Locust ie%) ! PORD der: Tew rine reasonab! c Ket ne Central a>) ly tee ’ 4172 price month 5 mriry model: ; "7 ss) m.. ANI after ee RAPE.-Large. St, Louisa. . Verntocke. With seco nidnhend Oey oe now. 421 N. #th et, — burelar croof: tault doors. ‘oa binets). erised hiowe an v4 * st. sc Che’ -&, of) ~— 44 ‘* eates John ° . Q mater ’ Al TOMO! ks Rak. S45 Ix ler? >i new wer a tr RPS—2O~ demountablies an up trade FORDS Ford Su faky ry ‘better cash Fr — wanted thia a‘l, pay 8m to 408) | and @et the rr * cars boug’'., iaeveatt sola an Grand, Lin new tell S&F a, > Delmar S807 foB) | CHALMERS Wt’ — Touring car. 1919 or 1080 moder) Call Riverside 904, Wta or . ecuipment ly he } barga'n . terme ie?) récent a stylish, up-to-date lition: will vell at value: very econom' cash, balance tn monthly payments; take vour present car in trade. Southern Motor Co.. 18th and Locust. Olive 6745. ‘(c) ' SOLiv Sedan Aawk Ma nufa: Doige or Sty righ? l’liawer demonetration \ running shape, turer s tS «5 ive. ic? 1 touring care. they are all big a u sell very 3804 Cook. (cd) ood Veltle t—In S's) eaeh “ARS We have renee to §1400. ains: cash and price "Sts % to $600. 1 e fourir , . . Lfrins newed ; running con below tte Pes Fir at , Bs pianos ar ing paint cash. Aine and v ictor adcve rilee 4 LALUWIN Tou! new for PORD J tires: cheap Bla " Z00d extras: 921 ete tT) . + ‘ai MANO CO top anid ] ae)! ic?) ‘ We Daa! THE oe iit \) to , 4 MUSICAL INSTRUCTION iutnam pi ihe I'ree pen _ TUNING AND REPAIRING ialtv 2007 Franklin av cia" Xperience. Sito ~iS1% rial 4! 00 "446 qQ $55 ei manhoga { } delivery; PIANO, "RN | worth ui io bayinien ANY, et nt Fagg Si PIANOS and PLAYER-PIANOS Forme L. $51)1--Connect! sekeeping: elect: ‘ _ ght “wae & WENDELL 1M) a3 MARSH AL THIELIN Uprieht CAMPRELL Upright STUVYES aa Piaver y — ANKLIN. 2712—T) lu _ keeping reoms, wat . : misses — preferre ¥ ik YOU; - on TWO “ARS TO PAY ARRIFON, Gos 3 ss ESIRE TIME, i housekeeping rooma KIESELHORST PLANO QQ(gR yenuiated. near to ance of business 2 ladies and gentiemen RTFORD, 8510-—-Ce ynekeeping; electri VST. 8isi+-Reome clic and private b Warerooms, 1007 CONROY THAT GUARA ITS PIANOS Frank vler 250, fe™) , free | refinish j (oe 36) ; Olive St. ( VE. 3851A—Single water. shower an NE. 3514 Purnitahe seeping: KAM range BHIN(OITON, 3821- fioor front; kite! e: reasonable 5 ASHINOTON. _ pleeping. housekeepit ity; also basemen 6 SOL Oe eat ay hal Mall cy 2722 &.- ht how ge iO, ‘T4) | Jef- Tun- vers, | avers. | iel4) | reason eldman, or 4621. fc tty \\ py! wl HOUSE ALL THE L) Unusual good bargains in used uprights and players. Every i strument is in excellent conditions Ter DA DAV iaAS re- lern ap- insiru- room fat vie RR LANE, will give years of service. nt serv- ane ‘ > femployed or la MEN- reasonable. aren.” Phone Grant re | RAND. ot 5.--Bou » G : . B. _ Sou = : . UPRIGHTS q Lifu grounds, verand ‘pright. mahogany . 7" ta Sf ae, ae eee age Ae prt bu —§ ondhand Ww. W. Kimball . cooks Zoos Or nousekerep Pine «n) Newby & Evans, mahogany OM For | Kentiema nme Whitnev, mahogany ......«ec+e«es grand: modern conv Steinway : fred: reasonable. Schubert oak e#eee i A 4635— Roomers: ; Cw } . ow — ¢ 7 . mere + cash; ) Gabler. mahogany gentlemen preferred (4) Sterling. mahogany os eeees J cold 1 water. h and Lighte & «¢o.. mahogany a 1) Utah Breweter, oa 2 veceee PSHEL.I.. 3616-—-Two ay wins Brewster, mahogany eure. for light iy . 8 . ~ en a hiaua, “ PLAYERS. HDNEY. a5ae— Front e rhe nd agg seeoeoeseeeeveeaese ee fronvenieneca: breakf gi Orpheus Peat: IMPRON PL. 1147 Autoplano itchenette. 34 floor (jrand. —- ping. 4 blocks aout ANGE, 1112-—Lari two entie men: rent VINCENT, ita (;,RANDA, mahogany HMros., ebony K na be malhogan* CASH OR MONTHLY PAY _ Re | lith and Olive Sta Famous-Barr @ SPECIAL VA LUES If NIGH-GRADE P} ‘CENT, Jima WE ISTTA—Two f ng roome, fron - ANNE EB. Sivo Lar re Hished Dah houseke TES. 5ilsu —Larmge rr re separate beds: moder VELMAK Htl,. 4101— Poors for hovmekeep DELMAR iil... 4290A- htlemen ; _continuge LMA Tt ~ 6217 — convenience en for lia) LMAR HL. 6227 ne. sourhern_ ong Pl, “ RD eapi ‘ .*** { or. io 140 * ’ ’ Pil 14) ve body nt amen. 1c oO (ot) 7 _wa tor, poreh ; MLMAK Hi.. sates rniahogany , . ; me 4 ' a An unusual opportunity te ~ ede clean, quiet 9 . wee ces. slightly used or a rebuilt piane Man Rin ae kite henette. °. liv exceptionally low price. was | employed cvu SAVINGS OF 1 TO on what an new piano of the . make would eost. All of these o ping oops “4a f| WRIGHT, 4238— Prin . " has aie pir 7 are in splendid condition; some ® clk re Soeend ns | IGHT, 5064—Roor been but very slightly used... & -- Maligd are ready for immediate deliverye . ed 61% Nice Steinway £ & ‘ rictiy modern. Steinway & Sons Verti Grand RIGHT, ¢i50Too roorns: fino ) sina IGHT, Kao Lars congenial hen INBY. 3735 —Nice- a tties or rentie Ries c PARK Bi... med Hd-floor hous oo, GRAND PIANOS Two Stenert Grand Pianos, ‘have been used for demonstratl fered at special reductions. UPRIGHT PIANOS \ “ alt * ‘he Sohmer, splendid tone..... NTAIN. “4822-—Sou ’ he , Rahnsen, mahogany case... paar: ILTON. Ga NN oem, with Private fa NEINGTON 50414 Uemen: convenier = mnt cars, ZDE. sas Lars ts or r housekeep in LEDE. 3645-—Lare te «or houackeepin “4eat He : newer mm iti text Vietor, Smith & Stuyvesant, Keller Bros., Star, excellent & Pond, mahogany ¢As@...«. Barnes, refinished. latest atyle...«« mahogany case. condition,... practically : Ivers "vs ¥ Other at $115 and upward. PLAYER-PIANO SPECI Weber Pianola Piano, like Bath Half ish Franklin Player-Piano, @ . «% strator a eS tT) He ee Piaver, mahogany. -® ie \rofton, demonstrator ...+« A fieer front: o Auto Player-Piano, mab +a8 Fe Bog ES Ellington passes used . — months ......s0.+e8teeuee a Hobart M. Cable, demo : meeter. phone, ei: 4u35— 1 MHSAA All these plaver-pianos are ——. <a and heat — or demonstrating pianos, 4 RCCs. i 06 — Nicely ‘an hardly be told from new. | se famtiv: all conv bination Plaver Bench and “aoa , 4265- Py td . ction of SS note musie rolls A ny i: Very liberal termes. ladies : ; w See any of the above © i= instruments in our Music eat he ter SIXTH FLOOR r far Famous-Barts five st. ic 53a)

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“ i » oe i: . % ‘ Ly ; , x. ; 1920. a USICAL Qt AND ORGANS t ] a » Or Pelamans sere fl - -L, BEST PLA . _ TUPSDAY, JUNE 15, 1920. MUSICAL PIANOS AND ORGANS PIANO—( Used) apartment upright " ! case; eas etion; very must be seen early; "eries $145 - t ‘suit, sentian Co.. 1064 Olive. ted | TALKING Ms MACHINES i ai a vi or cent off for cs aah N in talking nechines and slightly nt, eaves you 830 te “ . 1000 PI (c05) st: none tte AA in used oe envio ‘rom $5 u louls Pat, - ‘ae and omer makes, from & Ps 144-16 N st. GEL MUSIC CU., 4300 eee 1 two-day = oft (3) er- pianos, we ys F hake room Ww being shipped innee Y is only a few of IN PHONOUGRAPH-—Laboratory model: : at & saving; payments. Aeolian 22 Olive st c2) SRAPH - —— Prand-new, ee ee a ny uded in thi cabinet style: also recor is: wiil weil —_—_«, a bargain. 6200 ‘Thao loria.(2) | | ee OGRA PHS Several standard makes, ‘yeed) half price: $26 up: sp vestigate: mood) TIT TTTTT : haseed | to close Goor, 3547 Olive. (2) used) i edadildiag RAPH repairing our «pecialty: fac- ~ @) eee dn od 1211 Olive, 3000 Hebert. ‘Colfax n a. your own Selection Wr vi ANOS i (c87) SOGRAPH—$2! M) Brunswick st ‘le, ma- with records; $110; leaving citv.} af Washington. (62) | weed) is skdeheena 85 DN VG RAPH— Edison, diamond dime. ; $i 185 | pete tteeeees oe ; nearly new, with records; reasonable. | nat aaa raanede .os% "Laci ram wars ed) a mig .) | - ‘phonographs poucht. Fold and i ! iano here means Record Exchange, 1000 Pine the benefit of our! ia : a deld) : ; ; CORDS atdet work available Fdi- ence im the ! 14no0 . orda« in the citv: come to hear vour ommending to you e record. Rarthel Duersenbere Piano yorthy of your pur- ole Pine st. ii ‘c8) HORST’'S PIANO ROOMS — BOARD | RE SAFE BAR. "ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY | Ol Nl ly 'PAGE BL... | WASHINGION, 4206 ~Single or double clean, | WATERMAN. Ww EST — ST . Sy a etl cee ee a - 7 "a. Oa ew Gee meme ae = Oe — et me me 7. \ pe- WHERE DOES THE HOME HUNTER HUNT THE MOST? Ri |ROOMS FOR RENT—wesT ROOMMATES WANTED | APARTMENTS ew PPB BLOOD BOPP OPPO OOD I OPP PBB PAP Allele lt ll Pudi |_conveniences. ROOMMATE Wd. ta employed desires | FARM PAGE ~—— ee es ———— — roommate; good meals; reasonable. Cab- | ; _— ‘St F AGE BL. Roi Furnished, one or Any 2346. (3) | BELT, 14xx—5-room apartment; rent $52.60. see Mr. Peter Stein. 4944 Maple av.. cit: Re ght here in these columns. Advertise and be convinced. “Wa ST. LUTS POST -DIFPA TCR. —== ewe ee ——

for free booklet WIG , int ~~ etl 11} Ji247 First National Bank Bldg. HOU SE—S0xx Russell, t rooms, with of unimproved land. from Poplar Bluff, tn Butler County, t. Louls. lll. Kin. St. Clair Rell Fast st 2119. __ (c2) > aa wt MPO PO PERL ehh 6 rooms and mun | $65. 5 oo ished third- floor rooms. Box G-252, I — RBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL HOME AT OLD PRICE ay. in restricted locality neighborhood: ‘9 rooms, fine hardw i finish and first- class order; lot 80x187’'6"’; Karage: admit bv rd | HENRY HEIMENZ REALTY CoO., Yelmar 911. Cabany 835. (c@5) | 614 Chestnut st, LOW 3806 Jenn ae rd., 5-room | medern: a bargain: immediate ion. RROWN RE ALTY Co., SO OV 70 VO BKUNGA floor room: dows and venten, al In a apartment: - youn _lady preferred. Call Lindell 4240. S| GRAND. Fn Ae L. BAKEWELL } VERNON GUN} — ow ee 118 N. 7th 7. Olive 5555. (c4) | 5260—-Nicely furnished room in| Aateiee CTS EO penitent Rae arog I Abe SHAW, 4803—Third floor, east: 5 rooms and a ong private fami ily; gentlemen, F'or- CLEVELAND, 4125—Modern flat: pestesae parlor: with Seerdes bed: bd nme June. Mo.: Ww AL TON, 7is- ~Neatly {1 furnished front | room, | FAMOUS, 6233—3-room flat. modern con- |! (ch) veniences: no children: 2d floor. cf) | ARGONNE APARTMENTS (3665 Washing- _ cool, running water, er. (87) | kitchen: $7 Inquire in store. (cl) | - ore, meee meen apartments in the city. a ti 2980—! Neatly ~ furnished | rLAT—t-room, modern, steam-heated; all Urnished of unfurnished. Manager on prem- _ 8d floor, % rooms: tor BINA. ROSENBAU M- HAU SCHULTE. 4010—lDesirable ae iroadway. (c6) T°se _front_ room: ’ gentleme n nrefe ‘rred. LAF AY ETTE, ¢] 9 WASHINGION HL , : room; hardwood floors: tle! ‘heat furn ished and janitor service: $75. (¢3) ar ‘ t 4 flat South; -—— —" . 18 SaMInGion Bc tk Forest 3180s. ee gated Png m° Sae * ee WASHINGTON, 6625—6 rooms, sun parlor, £0 #6 ~ Gio BAk3— Kgom, newly fur-| =~ ' aa 7. vom OAKLAND. =“ -§ rooms, sun parior, > mediate possesion. Ow ner. Cabany RAT whter: 0 owner ‘#8 home, couple; references.(4) | Boas , | Delmar 3641 L. (COV) WASHINGLION BL.. 8849-—Two housekeeping THIRD, 3013 S..—Two rooms, finished attic, 1 kitchen, refrigerator, gas | ~| New 6-room efficiency apartments: Clay- Chicago, ranges: private. a | WEST ton road, just west of Skinker: ready for cle an PPL alee ~ a” . 4> SUBU modern con ANDERSON-STOCKE ,meces® con' veniences: Olive cars: one Hamst AL -AMO, Z o: 6 $08 Chestnut st. _ parior at Delmar 8&8 APAR “TM I Mi N TS. ee ny comfortable sleepi FLATS —; Ay , ' } wwe DE private family. tsa Plaksmardimees es eae h-room fila riymeuth av. ~ modera , Bay a» Cay Zl parlor, Wereries Slee a FE possess rm ore in-a-door bed . 2 W ASHING ron ms UF i 4940— Large, nic ely | | 3681. 83 piv htitier at.. modern 4- -room 35 aad ) furnished roems; all conveniences; reasona- *‘ ° 50 | Slit yh isp ryt 3d fl. west, 4 rooms le rate RSON- STOC KE-RUFRMANN. 7 ANDERSON-STOC tKE. BUERMANN, . 3958-—Beautiful third- a 808 Chest@ut st southern exposed; large win- aire HH RSON- Sii2A 7-room flat: CENTRAL APARTMENT reasonable: employes onty. McMILLAN. s570- ee _ 8729 Olive st.; 2 rooms, 3 efficiency, in- : c v4 7 = = 143A—Room for one or two - rent includes steam "Janitor service; | Apply of remises or sagen: Lindell 124W, | “PP'Y On 5 : ily stake eae pl | any A... , LIUS HALLER REALTY Co., WE partment: gun SIDENC “E- — Modern. 1 11 rooms, near Lafa- | porch ; 34 floor: June 15 ; W bw > Vv vn yette Park. Reitz, z, Olive 2209. i o35J. >) _WEST au Nice. « cool room for sleep- kitchen: light housekeeping._ 2018 Furnished south front RES ell reo: n; all conventlences LO IS. Bey Three unfurnished — rooms. Jd floor: hath: after 4 ao Dp. m., DSBLA Two rooms for ne: hedroom, DELMAR, 4007 pags if desired light FURNISHED HOUSE—Waterman avy.. Unt- housekeeping: . ‘“ — PIANOS INGTON. 2820—Newiy furnished | ing. housekeeping: laundry, gas, elec- basement _Tooms. _ margains in slighthy Bimeit ROOM men; | 2s7nJ southeaster n / OLE LOOP RE SOOO" * OO OO OO OPO OL ic2) 5 roome and eun West Pine. Forest | AND BOARD—Large room and board for roommate or two young | APARTMENT—Furnished. ; If you SUBURBAN PROP'TY FOR RENT i re i a E. El private family; reference. Gres eben? Taylor near eee ee players. Every in elient condition, and WAVERLY PL., private bath: “FU RNISHED HOUSE—For (c 1748—-Room and pboard: iPART MENT Furnished; 6 rooms; cool: in University Citr: 7 summer months KORTE modern home; 2d floor; southern exposure; | of = a bargain, see SUL4', FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT) thn sina” property specia It ~—um~weree|. ster; in STER GROVES : NEW BU NGALOW—$500 CASH tion. B. A aa k; Inepect See us at once, YOU ‘AN MOVE -RU ST throughout. open toda MERCANTILE TRI 'ST CO., Agents, 8th and Locust to St. Charles, (c27) RESI SIDE NCE— 5861 Cates: fine 9-room brick; tlle bath, hardwood; beautifully decorated: screened porch: lot 50x13); terms. _ MAPLEWOOD » Common- | 5-6 room brick: all modern: | aa e $5000. $800 cash. bal- IT’S IN THE COUNTY WHERE WIDE, DEEP LOTS ARE ESSENTIAL PLENTY OF FRESH AIR mth. A. lL. Krodinger $1000 cash. Keys at office. 7250 Eo note *hester av Phone Son. KOTSREAN-ALTHEN, 722 Chestnut st. (cd) a Main n 119% Oe & - Room Residence Vacant—Move In | Webst 6063 Cates ' os Ba rRain , Pereee: south of “Wreb- Hardwood floors. tile bath: strictly mod-| I rac acre or more. Ww EB- err) open for inapectian today. You don’ t TRU ‘ST CO., Agent. (8)! have to spend a cent: in the pink of condil- THOMPCON REALTY CO., Del. E872 Delmar. (c4) WEBSTER GROVES Bs our suburban sale list and map. | STLR GROVES TRUST. CO. (c8) 2 APPE l,, Webster Groves—W ebster RP ‘hone Webster 705. ‘cS) ot new stylish 5§- _Cabanv 144 tile hath :rdwood, hot-water 50x 150: ane "$8000: price $5750: i car to Hillside av.. two blocks! Ot a a NOnTH A HOME—Start now with smal! payments 722 Chestnut. M sen on your lot in Beverly Hills: I will | i i i a a AN- ‘-AlLTHE N WELLSTON Box G-75. Post-Dispatch BRICK DWELLING 5150. build for you when the lot is paid for. (ol) ~~ * Beverly Hills IS THE HIGHEST SPOT IN ST. LOUIS COUNTY also will build IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Bidg. 4738 Northland; has bath, furnace, slate (e2) | roof, butler’s pantry; all mew lighting fix- . tures: newly painted one decorated; ready | subdivision: write. ac tory ( ‘ail or Pine ef. Bungalow Ly PAY HIGH RE} RIGHT IN buy gana Waldemar av., a well-bhullit move into ? te NT. to rms DOUGHERTY R CO., 803 Chestnut st. HOMES. HOMES, HOMES. siden: e of § rooms, bath: lot 100x | The only way to live and enjoy yourself ke offer For full particulars see {s to own your own home where landlords, sne etc., have no chance to pester you; St. Louis REALTY CO., 816 Chestnut. ts now 8000 homes short; so if you want a | (e4) | home near the General Motors new plant an- . hi? , sleeping porch; West End; 2 months; rea- Call Cabany @280 rooms: no children references. (8)} sonable to responsible party. Cabany | +. +. .. S—Two neatly furnished | Aa ht housekeeping. — NE, 1447. ames room ; ‘ y or near ar nd ©¢ Fran. Phone » Grand 1aa8 J Tt D, 164 5. South front rooms: beau- i grounds. verandas, Grand 1018. (eng SIPPI, 1742—Single and service, Terms are GUTS : —— eee ee coanecting “couple BPO Oe _——_ , PPL Le” Forest 7 716 6. reference re- | juiNDELJ. 1. (4) conveniences 7 Webster IMPRO i” 4) iat 255M. ‘cp | HOUSE—12 rooms, modern _ ere amc , woo at veka a, | -ceal, cool, shady summer home. CATES, 5150-6 rooms, weil furnished, heat, ; 1149 [NE om Janitor service, garage, possession Jur.e ee — ABANNE, 5112 iooms, with board: also 25: $140. ROOM AND BOA RD— Roo n, breakfast: ga- lady roommate aud gentieman roommate. - a age: couple or one: Creve Coeur or St iC LA REN iM mN, 1012 4 rooins tile. bath. ‘ oe rate line. Rox WY ..27 9 Poat-Dis (2) ond floor south, completely furnished apart- | ——_—_ : — ——————- ment; open; Hodlamont car. EFFICIENCY APARTMENT—.-roo: noo block Pershing av.; southern exposure, Ope cony; possession June 21. Phone Main 2825 SALOON-—And rooms — a 4101 Chouteau av ) hh Te + AE _ WEST i i i Are vo home?” o200 _weat ic) one of o TO LET—s —— -— —..-— « LEMENS, S736—A board for two: ee eee ELMAR B Ly.. re room: best board: thira-floor rovm and reparate beds, (4) Large, cool, firet-fk floor gentlemen: $10 we waz —\ W eli- furnished lunchroom good L indell 4982 Attention. u one of the USINESS PURPOSES plain our — on one of ve { Guickliv,. as ‘ wa Port-Dispat: 7 awer this ad and I will explain the best system of financing vou into a home that | VED PROPERTY FOR SALE has ever been used in St. Louis. Box G-112, Post-Dispatch. cc) SALES ARE BREAKING ALL RECORDS Home Seekers BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE NOOO people wre » ee oe f vou , iswe his or tenia wit aut For Enright Av. Property See Abernathy R. E. Co. plan of building hustling negro agént. 2363A Market. numerous locations . proposition tis ilmited Box G-27 The ich) Bomornt_ 618. for gentiemen: excellent meals. ENRIGHT, 5045—Splendid room. well fur- —— | McPHERBON, 4265 ferr _CENTRAL | OO ee nished, use of kitchen and parlor: al! con- veniences; no other roomers in house: call — after 5:30. BROADWAY, 315 S.—Store with garage in Desirable front room, Single beds; men pre- | ee as OPM yh rn with good board; ed. BUNGAL “‘poutherf |'PAGE BL... Own a | mime for housekeeping, ; D shogany ; OM— or gentieman: Bouth & Side. Near mand; modern conveniences: j : Saas tees 60660’ ae : fed | reasonable, Box N-iTk, P.-D he «adapt. 4683—Roomers; 2 furnished rooms: trpehieg. ' Setiemen proferred; private family; hot. orans ben b cold water. ‘ae OF his. che be see J} i6—-Two large rooms: PPR RSeeasescese re, for ight housekeeping. Grand BR 8. ; FER NEY, at Front room, deepal ele nvenienecs: breakfast if derired, iy ihe ¢ KP N — ar es—One large room, with. w eae : floor, furnished for house. | , : pine: & blocks south 1 of Lafayette Park. NDS, ~ xe 7 ® ANGE, 1112—Large front room. one or many Terr ntlemen : rent reasonable. agg eon ees VINCENT, 3118—Light housesceping | HL. y shies NTs. an furnished; all fan if desired; Forest 1802. continuous hot water; location: ' w one. single : , EVANS, 40630. —Furnished fiat. rear for six cars. JOHN McMFENAMY sO . oo" a a) | BN ANS, 4 Faun 1OM a mo—Private roe & " and ba ra. fh | EVANS, 4597-——Flat. 4 bat! s _K. CO., 1908 N. Grand \— a ‘ 4 a.rye, I . ’ ® 2S. . l- —_--- + — -— _ . + - —\ gt =~ ~ pe - ne SPAC E Including desk, t t letely furnished t e ‘ OFFICE board. g Be gl UY 2, June. 9 to "Oct oy A 6 . sponsible adults, / all con, ive R04, Merchants-Laclede Rlie r —— on c04 (eR) FURNISHED APARTMENT—4 rooms and ES See re " : : bath; electricity; nicely furnished; $15 per ASHINGTON Bis. 40955-—-Lovely south 4 .y y : BS] front and connecting rooms; gentlemen; | Week. Forest 8611R. aan) Oe good meals; excellent’ FURNISHED APAKITMENT—Youn owner's home : {$) will share furnished 5-room e ficiency ae : 44! fh Nicely faratines apartment with re a congenial gen ASHINGTON BL., _ as room. with board, for people employed: also teman.__Box_ 1.-185. Post-Dispatch. room: all conveniences; Forest’ FURNISHED APAPTMENT — a _ fes) hears. --— ee ee | /> DESK ROOM—Or part of office. Call room 810 Chestnut. (c37) stelin POPLAR, 1329-383—Good for manufacturing 4" or storage: clase to switch: cheap rent third a PECK ESTATE, 210 Wainwright Bldg. (c3) | _#8ss | STORE—-Formeriyv occupled as bar: man rood lo- | ' oi Completely eation for any cless of business: elegant WEST *. aes. Sik ee ——— = --- ++ 5Oxx west; 7 rooms, sleeping display windows Maiestic Hotel. lith and COTTAGE PPP PP PPP EPP | | WEST riINE BL 4252—Nicely furnished : on free phone; reference want-| Pine. (at) bath in4 ‘ od boar« int Oct. 15 at $125 per | —" -_ Tar en. », ISIA—Two furnished light house- | _rec™: geod boar’. ae 4105.07 ¢ 7 . : HOUS! Eng rooms; front; privato family. rd) | ae month. M, 1105-1196. tien th ti OF FIC ES a . Rave en-room suite . . i . » | .,/% newly p ABA: NNi, 5120—Lareg room, . 3d floor fur. tL ——~ - ere mei we RNISHED APART MENT—Beautiful, new very light : downtown office wl pa! hed. Nght housekeeping. Forest ‘DHOTV | , 5-room efficiency, completely and newly ; ’ COTTAGE — | ROOM AND “BOARD. For lady ampere furnished: two Murphy beds, Victrola. lin- sublet Raw G-146. peoens, dll aewe ge: rooin for two employed, te beds; modern, Forest 1323M. BL., 4101—Three nicely fursighgs | ten ounekeeping, fret floor; $12. Park or suburban acreage. Owner. Box [- AND KITCHENETIE Wtd.—Ry| _Address C. Puchta, 2143 Geyer ay B46. Post-Dispatch. mi rae private family de-| FLAT wie 3 or 6 rooms, modern. - hme d B.. 3) | ‘ 2405KR., bbs »._Pont- Dispatch. mee i! Srone _E R stock of goods: 120 a res: the best desires ” glee ving room; | FLAT Wid > rooms, on Mouth Side: adults. | of iand tn Miasouri 06 ‘acres tate price and location. Box N-58, P.-D.) LL pes, 090) Virginian, av. (62) stumps or hills could be cultivated with a or a4 oe Sai FRE See O) FLAT “Vtd.—8 rooms and bath: adults. 410 tractor: the land is very good for wheat always Large unfurnishe@? = room, Washington pi. Central 8048 R. net | corn, alfala and other products; each r Pine. 10 ¢ near Grand; lady employed.| FLAT Wtd.—4 rooms, by vounk couple,| "88% Proven to nréduce 100 bushels si oa o Phone Central 80031,; liberal reward. | Witd.-Three buviness girls desire | PLAT Wtd.--& rooms with bath; around $18: One, Pees weet of Sarah st. preferred; for colored. south; have some furniture. Box ©. W, Montgomery, 81844 air. (oD) Post- Dispateh h es mit © 2s. —_~ , Wtd.—Or bun alow, 4 or rooms, Furnished, or lieht ~ housekeeping | FLAT ' ad . 5 South Side; will pay up to $40 for elderly Cnhrietian tady; atate | x — “toh | ~ Phone " “’® LAN iD—For sale or ‘trade for « ity property or FLAT piece modern Sin " wa. outh S8ide, ctor #121 + ee ee a ee - (e688) acre; the earth niles from Cape County, a short distance tiful from Bloomeyer: ts also 2 miles south of $740: Dutchtown; ft guarantee ground and title. *!*: For other informat! on address or see Mr. rLAaT—To wicter Stein, 4944 Maple av., city. (c62) soy “. REAL ESTATE WANTED and 6 roo " To Ver Gre DWELLING Wted (and terms Rox modern, \ lctor 2444 VrI.AT Wtd.—3 or 4 roome: modern: South ‘rooma by Side preferred; young couple. Sidney 1607, preferred. pln (2) “¥ AT Box N- eLaT Wtd.—S5S or 6 rooms, for four adults: | good location. Cail Forest 5216 or Del- mar 458. 1e4) Sik ~ About 10 rooms Se OV20. Post T) ~ FLA’ ~ oVA Will buy 5 to 6 room flat in ‘nt pro ‘ must be modern and 10.000 cash Rox G-258, P.-D. (os) = ay exchange for beautiful IMS “Vid. —Two housekeeping couple; private family references if desired. et - ratch, LOT Wta.— eee ee eeee ac ~s FLAT OR COTTAGE Wt4.—8 or 4 rooma: cost $7500; has run very little: simost demonstrator, ' a Nicely furnished room; : . lower floor preferred; adults. Box 0-179.) new. Victor 20). 29018 Cuatiomann ce | . EL One cect. '4) ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—With rivate = pos«t-Dispatch. a - ~. |} ‘OU R. 00 N, front roome for familly: young lady em loyed ; Routh Side | ——-— BUNGAL OW Wtd.--Will buy 6 or 7 room ; let: beat ‘purroundings. | pre ferred. ' Rex N-A58. *oet-Dispatch 2) FLAT Wtd.—5 or 6 room modern single fat, bungalow in West End: must be modern anos are s) BO) N BROARD Wid.—by middlieaged | west of southwest; not over 865; posses. | re bo Sate: will pay §10.000 cash. Box g pianos. ) heat, TSS TOO mutes: Mody. In private family in Central West | sion at once or not later than’ July 1. | aG-2h Post Disnatch, ic4) pia | ¥ ; Phone Main Sta. 39) Mr. Hall saat e—N jcely tu j.| End. Rox 1-194. Post-Dispatch a2) ee ae ———-— === | CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SA rom pew. “© 2 fa ~ ge — Pa) ROOM ANT) BOARD Wtd.—By lady em ROOMS Witd.--4 adults want 4 or 5, at once: | PP PP PPP PPP PPI PPA : Ss LE ch gue! Rae LAND . Mm FPurnished room to men. usie rolls » Lit, a8. ploved.§ in Grove. Park, couple want rooma and board with + atl an RNISHED APARTMENT wea D.. or phone Layton, EXTRA - rent not over 835; references: reward. Olive. Pihox N BS pot binetn | n9en.4 (oS8x) BP your own banker: a of in Beverly N- : —— Ee wee ee grow monev for vou. aleao a Gentleman in business UPPER FLAT Wté.--Weet of Grand be. | he~*, Rex G20! Post-Dianat . firet-claes room and boar ‘ower tween Areenal and Gravote preferred. IF you have §% > and Want to build wee Pe ¥ >) . " ‘ a) ; | a ory { ‘ . ve or Compton Heights; deacribe fully. months rent in advane ¢. Kidney 2652W ici we will x. Vou. We have beautifu! aot bri tine to may well 7 Rox 0- “04. F Poet - Dis. ’ butl4ing lote in 8 of the hest subdivisions in poseee«eton OMS AND ROARLD —— Einployved FURNISHED FLATS & AP Ts wTo. the city apd cyunty. Pox af Iss. P dD (en) HEN l.awe M AND BOARD. Wea Ne Ne | tO City al Of flat. Renton 1247 W. ——_————- ear-old «irl during day Rox Lindell 3156W, 8 or 4 rooms, couple. 1— Nice housekeeping room. ROC oo menti ladies or couple employed. oe % y wil urnished front house. | td Salon. wo furnia sinha Freee house te tm, a we ‘ room ven- | ar r A iy, Forest Room " ' x etel ben \ : ) ms shed aa Rey ree BE your own landlord: start now to vay fer your lot in Beverly Hills and build FLAT-—-Sou in| later: price of material will econ be Wells. roome July is 4 down: you Will Pa + be ready to let vour ain Call Cabany 6461 fas?” (o4 contract. Box G-246.. Post-Mts. ted) EDDIN. Wed. ivate French family pay only neh or FU ts NinHED bUNGALOW Wta —_B July 1: Young on week an without | ename Rav O.170 Dost “Dienatch: rin SSHED PEARTRENT wr. —Nice English. Be ~y o$0r. — 2 one 5 u ABERNATHY REAL |~ ~~~ 42xx (ley eo4aM) Property beat section, 2 bincks from Den efficiency 41xx ) conveniencos. clear: no Post-Dispatch rented; is black: this land e 9| FLAT—Mo ~ Lafavette Park: price $6000: ni 11 bargain JOS FEF. pic KMANN RF «CO G28 Chestnut up to date : 1; large os - ; amount vou = double fat: i Guaranty Fiég. Ottve 5812 oe ion a : pavrnents see others’ rates then_ get oura, | AMERICAN LOAN €0O., room 31: Arcade Mlidg.. entrance 207 ? Rae (e@2) " —— | or sale o le, che for mer- QUICK MONEY 3 ao Re er Bly ate MACK. For salaried people on their own note with. | 1 Ea ston i eee (ea) | @ut securitv and without knowledge of APARTMENTS. FOR SALE = === ————_——_ ploye ee ir anvone American Brokerage SOUTH. 2082 “Railway Exchange Bidg. ES $5 TO $50 LOANED eland. 6 and 6 rooms, newly Anv lady or gentleman owning furniture. etc. Box G-2h1 Post-Dis Salarted peony without security: coeaner sere —ite. ‘ ' tates beset and most private terma in Mo. eT rs © Cee. Cie» eran CREDIT. 2081 Ry. Exchange: k a ee = , “tat (cl4) “ i ur and five rooms. bath: in good and immediate possession \ ic. Ooonise: Russe}! and o SuS00 Box t-2, MONEY TO LOAN-—Clity or county property. Theo. R. Appel. International Life soe HAVE ready money for loans on conds. REITZ. Room 72h, 400 ‘ MONE Y Ba LAIAN erty: easonaDie KAMP ee ii Faston. ¥ MONEY TO LOAN Second Deeds of Trust Quick action Park. bath, electri wayt offer A819 = Weet » 12 _Ph one L im tei) 1061. (c61) lern © and 6 room; opposite ‘beau- rents S636: can fet terme. Inquire 1512 Mis- | Vitcor 21f4J i a ver Grove Heights: ve right In: possession DYAS-SHELP, 107 N. Ath et. me See [414 Virginia ve He! ghts Office, 3114 8 MONEY WANTED ‘or oR Rranch of ag MONEY wtda eale: one $2000 gie. 26386 ! or county Pree: charges. H. B. SUR- (oR) hot-water today: 5 Kevea at Grand (cA) Two second deeda of truet for one $2500. 10 per cent die- LDelr jar 1459L. (4) , -_> ant offer for this splendid inves perty. s corner riot h an 1 Ma.- eo int. 4910 Terry, — _ estore and fiat for om FIRST TD E ‘ED OF TRUST @ oo ssineemnaneee double fla Guaranteed firet deed of trust. amounts Owner 3819 West five $500. five $1000, $1200. $1400. $2000, two ‘STOCKS ‘AND "BONDS hone Lin fell 1081 (etl) $2500, two $3500. two " for 3 vears at 46 - T ‘ per cent; perfe t — re and tornado in- STOCKS—Offer 200 shares t nited Drilling ar ke AMIL /Y 2 LAT. $6 250 surance. Call for lis 'p 76. Box O-232. Post-Dispatch at Fe wlinand av lot 48x1230 KORTE-RU ST RE AL TY cCo., 816 Cheatnut —— ae - uble fiat building, 4 rooms (cp | 5 ge i og — —- B a o422 3 wil n ), - 2 at reet and sidewalks made: S pp) Victor L ied) e $l). terme a ee eee HEIMENZ We have 4% ilar@me amount of guarantee) ber’ offer Hox OWT 74 Post. Dis A14 Chestnw first deeds of trust for selie, amounting to STOCK —Have a few hundred shares of or: , £20.000. tn denominations from 850 to $10 mandy Ol stock that will sell cheap to WEST ww We can satisfe you |; aimoet any fret buver Rox T-211. P..D 1o6) ; have to tnveet All gtit. ee Montc'air and eige eecurity. Clear certificates of title and —— _aeeeee condition plenty of = and ye insurance. C@l, Geme on tn. join the crowd of sat- on A SaTR ATH fir Chestnet. | tafied Post-Dispatch WANT AD users | oorner gcoo4 theaast Thomas A. Harry ik. Prettyman 711 Locust St. Union & Natural Bridge Rd. Hamiltom & Easton Aves. LOANS ON REALESTATE | sermemntrmnnmeenmanmannatiinis wt ah 6 We have sold more property in the past six months than all other subdivisions put together. ‘iraves Knobeloc St. ~ > ~ ee ee ees ee - * —— ~ = ——— estan anaiiieine anti ee ’ = : (=. oaean a STOCKS. AND BONDS WE will buy and sell Traffic Motora, r. Lane = R. Sheffer & Co.. Holland Bi4g. Z c } liv o * ahs = Oe me ee em 8TOC Ka—U nsusl bargains In Motes stocks, Ol, Afterthought Cop ap onl ‘‘hoeate Ol. Arktaneas Light. lLoule mintn Olean . Mazo) Royalticos. St United frit} ing. Prudential O71 (‘eon - gressionse O1|. Sammier O11, Amertean graphone and many ether unlisted a Liberty hende accepted in payment get Deibel, Boatemen's Bank ‘ow our prices = * Bide LIBERTY BONDS | If vou mouet etther eel) vour Liberty Read er hberro’ money on t¢ we will aocomm@e date vou. We wil! ican vow noone v lees S&S per cent interest, to be peld at 8). week on en . 8S) loan. or we will buy yous , bond mar INDUSTRIAL "Loan 0. Tlé Chestnut. (@ = a a OF RI NII ct NER ae 1 Al I tt ORES ERIE AS Ry EG i hg PT ATER FSET I MA ete. ete ay Eee 126, ed > | TRON, see wt een saite PVR AS . SP CBP BFE ATE PAROLE ye lteter aiid oe ee ee ee a ee cae a ER AS AE EE A ill I aw me SR EEA ES te 8 Cas Dene % a > ay: 2 gel 2.9 PONE ER eR Hh . a &

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TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1920. ST LOuS POST-DISPATCH ' — i ° ° , : + oa ima | FAMOUS-BARR CO. | ssametae 9 — se ya : “eEaF sd @ Made with lisle tops, high spliced heels, double soles and ¢ . ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' @ Ribbed white cotton Suits, in shell edge or cuff knee styles; wea soem —- -——-— ee ee " Pn eR oo oo ~ Sgt, come in whit 1 colo econds of 95 . ion : ‘ ” - a — ‘ ’ i . ° ~ | CLES EEE PSE SS. 2 4 é Ve? a fe 7 7 - , f a 4 me “ . Ste © ea (os owe - - al “a = » oo XM f. , - Are 4 Pe > + « he es ne SP” wa Pa . “Ge J Sw ‘ . Se ee ae NS e-% ‘ 7 >. or Tilia ee. oe - iS . * P) 7 “ i . * - iv a es 7 ite - 7, * = Pe a J The Illustrations and Price Alone Are Enough to Bring Hundreds of W omen : Mt, & to This Remarkable Sale of E THO . ra | i P BRA CLEA \ | —Which Begins Wednesday, Offering Choice of 600 Newly Arrived Midsummer Hats at Hats of White Embroidered and Pleated Georgette Leghorn Hats Combined With Taffeta White Taffeta Hats Feather Trimmed Hats With Taffeta Tops Italiar Milans Combined With Silk @ We again accomplish the unusual—the extraordinary. With Summer just beginning, we announce this sale of hundreds of beautiful Hats at a price that is exceptional in every sense of the word. Two New York makers, in recognition of the large volume of business they secure from us annually, made these Hats for us at a concession in price that was unusual to say the least. In fact, the savings were so large that this sale promises to be one ol the bigs est, 1f not the biggest, of the season. There are over 100) stvles. 11 as illustrated. Every Hat is delightfully new and Summery, and at Wednesday’s price we . . : Pe e The scale begins sharply at 9 tomorrow m ing - predict a most enthusiastic response. The sale begins sharply at 9 to row morning. confidently predict a 8 | St " —————— ——— Many Fresh Arrivals Still Maintain Interest in This Special Offering éf | b Cool Clothes for Men. |. L. Washable White Skirts @ Never was a season opened witha greater magnitude of oo Panevan : Suits of light-weight materials designed to give men the maximum 0 nm || : . anes are in- LF Now that hot days are at hand, women have been buying these Skirts in tavos and | @ : service ‘eather, , as always, the prices are 1n | q ‘ aye: anc, w ying mese . S In (vos ang Ee cota me a} tenga in hot es ree yon And, ‘orb for Preah 0 ed the ab threes and the fortunate arrival of several hundred more enables us to replenish }@ QZ icalive Of our aim to give me oOo come here : : 8 the assortments for Wednesday. Choose from these three specially priced groups: | # Gov x > = bel 7 ; very best values obtainable. ) q, I | . | “i ; same Stat i dential or Mohair Suits,$22.50 to $35 ' ; . | 5 $5 to $6.50 White Skirts ) : |G ‘reer in pr Dressy Suits made of Priestley anges 7 : 2 ette Mohairs in dark pencil stripes an “wNete ee , pin checks. Very light in weight. All } ey G} ; "he of Ps Pos » OO are quarter lined, the higher priced Suits b 4; 4 | Nay os “rH willie cy eo : being silk lined. Sizes 34 to 54, including | quality pre-shrunk gabardine. ——— stout. long, short and extra sizes. EST 3 The wide variety of styles affords ?, , | OSS MEAN choice for all. Regular and extra Tropical Worsted Suits, sizes to 38 waist $25 to $50 New single and double breasted models, Introductory Sale of Meyering Custom-Made ~ W : : tailored of these feather-weight fabrics in $7.50 to $8.95 hite Skirts handsome ‘patterns. A tropical worsted W ardrobe Trunks | Many different styles and ¢ 75 , 7 Suit retains its shape indefinitely. All materials are represented in sizes for men and young men. q We have been appointed exclusive St. Louis Distributors of these this large lot. The principal high grade Trunks, made by skilled workmen, and of the best and inaterials are tricotine, gabardine ) Palm Beach Suits, strongest materials obtainable. Trunks with a national reputation for and surf satin. Sizes 24 to 38 service and qualitv. Speeial co operation with the manufacturer rena ’ . . $16.50 to $22.50 enables us to present the following exceptional savings: waist—W ednesda) Shown in exceptionally large variety. O60 -Wandeote Demmien oo. oki enc cece: es bak sg aco Tailored of cold-water London shrunk ' a RR RE EAE a S.00 0 Palm Beach cloth in newest patterns and cecinen Mtoe sini Mk, uch... MER TERE RE eT. ° P a ‘ Lweet Pp $160 Wardrobe Trunks | $10 to $15 White Skirts color effects. Models for men and young $70 Wardrobe Trunks : men and all sizes from 34 to o4, including $55 Wardrobe Trunks 42.5 The newest models of gabar- stout, slim and extra sizes. $25 Wardrobe Trunks S175 dine, triecotine and surf satin: is $130 Wardrobe Trunks as ; ath Wiese some elaborated by embroidered Cool Cloth Suits, | designs, fine tucks, hemstitching $20 to $25 — ee buttons; 24 to | Ta GZ These ideal Summer Suits are in single | () @ | f t ) Sh | ee “! ae : 4 | Zp and double breasted models. Carefullv Nn ul nh an S Op , | | ie | Oe fr rrccss ‘ , : Third Floor = | AZ tailored of Cool Cloth fabrics in fancy — . i. Z, rove : _- iss mixtures of olive, brown and tan. Young q What baby wears is just as important as what he eata—es- 2’ s unveil mc men’s Suits including shorts and slims pecially in hot weather. Our specialists in this section will be weeveveryty. : / , Becend Wiees glad to assist mothers in selecting the proper garments for their . ~~ John S. WN , a renton. Vz little OTLE ( int a . | ; N-0-T-I-O-N-S Lace Cur t ains A 4 » Sleeveless _— M 1 d d Vy RB | ouses an d S moe k g At Special Prices \a “a Jia: | Dressmakers’ $1 Shears—self- : me 5 | The Values Are Unusual, and the Styles Very Attractive. = sharpening reitu a. f 8-yard Giant Ootton Tape— 1000 Pairs. $ ‘ 19 > , y Sheer White Lawn of fine texture, with @._ An event like this couldn't come at @ more opportyn’ time, with ; * . smocked waist, blue or pink collar, cap ; warm weather here at last, and comfortable Middiea Rnd Smocks Yj 4 4 PPP r TT 1 de ~ J ie » 4 -* - Pa he ~ 4 pn 2. OE ~~ ‘ ety — RE ins ONG - 7 ee a ee as ; = : G : - . ~ “AANA ~SS ~. ‘ ‘ * ~. ~* wa . . ao . ‘ ‘ ) cata COOL ISIIN * . ” . . ON AAACN MQ : MOQ MQY oy . a. . \ NARNES SEE SSE ESSN ES o . Se %, Zi re ’ Ye-in wide, per boit . as Carpet Binding—all solid and Special, Pair.. sleeves and-full sash; sizes 1 to-3 vears : ee ° we " in g@reat demand for Picnic, outing and report wear Meare than 200 fancy mixtures—yard.. 4 d Bias Seam Binding—cambric | I { a = ‘ - . ozens Were profitably. secured from an overstocked manufacturel | and lawn—6-yd. lengths— @ These Curtains are considerably underpriced, so much so that every ntants Lisle Lisle Socks, This season's best styles are represented in a complate range @f seconds, bolt ~ ae housewife will do well to buy several pairs tomorrow, even though S} > ‘ts 59 ‘ , ~ sizes and extra sizes. | ., Star Snap Fasteners—all sizes she put them away for later use: Plenty of a kind for matched win ON] S, JIC 39¢ and 59e : ux —-black or nickeled — per dows—all white. Special at this price for Wednesday only. Long, short and sleeveless ‘come in piain white or + . a Fourth Fleor atvies in gauze weight for white th SONS: 1h TORS, Dinm, | M ddy Bl . M dd Bl 3. t Pins—best American Summer days, Sizes 1 to 6. 4 ned : tnden “aeee mae | I OUSES l y ouses 7 make—various sizes—paper, 7 | ; a ver Your baby should be spending these warm $1.06 to $2.50 Falues $2.95 to $3.63 Values — iT fi All Steel Safe Pins—sizes iz H | qd (> d days in a Kiddie-Koop. Ask to see them. Regulation styles, 7 en yvoke* 1, 2 and aed card... 3e or ome an ar en Third Floor splendidly made of $ 45 sage Gee $ 10¢ Darling Safety Pins—all twills and galatea. == cellent Lonsdale They have large twills—with sailor q@ Saving money on the things that are needed to make the home comfortable and attractive in Sur or i rf . , . ° sailor collars and hit : ummer 16 an advantage One of the Big Wednesday Specials long sleeves. All white or with | oe shite with eeored colli which will appeal to those who appreciate true economy. colored collars ang cuffs. Some | and cuffs. also c-ilet and na® neatly trimmed with braid: | blue middies Gong aie $1.25 Window Screens; 30x37-inch size ; ; yard ~ $3.30 Kasement Screen Doors: 2.10x6.10 size _... é QO ~ oer plain All sizes from 3 with open cuffs Mraid or All Rubber Baby Pants—pink $3.75 Kasement Screen Doors; 3x7 size j roe ee ve. weet measurement, blem trimmed. ‘Ji sises or white—3 different sizes $9.96 Porch Swings; fumed oak: with chains... &7. — ----4 Mi didi : —e*ach $8.45 Lawn Settce Rockers; fumed oak 7.45 | I ies, $1.00 Smocks, $2.45 $5.95 Lawn Chairs; fumed oak . hr $1.39 and $1.60 Values ; ‘alues oe $18.50 Couch Hammocks; with padded seat .. 815.75 A limited quantity, well tai- Re ety ann emt op red . lored of white twills and col- ny at Agel me he Bob wy ee Cog or omy 14-inch size... . 86.4% $1.39 Values, 1000 Pairs. ered linene. ‘Thar base biees Sizes : ramie cloth and white § Grass , 20Fr Wh mowers . lomorrow al. Sizes 6 to 17 sailor collare and come in sizes ith hand em?*#oider $7.95 Sprinkling Hose; 50-ft., 1, -in. — ° 6 to 14 and 14 to 18 Children’s, 3 to 6 ot ee fronts. j.ong sl 4 $4.45 Hose Reels; all metal; large size......__.. een Girls’, 6 te 14 es 7 res $4.60 2-qt. Wonder Ice Cream Freezers... Middies, 59c Mianen’, 14 to 20 Smocks, $3.95 oa $79.95 White Mountain Refrigerators........ : @ Get the boy a whole Summer's supply of these cool. washable Raequliar $1.00 Vatues Women's, 36 to 46 a : %, $5.85 Polar Cub El PS y L We ayy? F 84.98 and $5.08 Values — . c " 6-inch . oy eo ss S.ras } khickers and vou won t have to worrv about his ec othes 14° in this Aroup: rec- stra Sizes, 48 te 54 . @.: ; orhes, : apetaa 4 Beautifully madé long Bt ectric Fans lat t *, made of poplin with round or # )vare $8.50 8-in. North Wind Electric Fans — | ) $16.50 10-in. North Wind Electric Fans R14.05 Plain, striped and checked materials. in gray, tan and . | equare cole ee ae novelty pockets, “elts and brown—medium and dark shades. Well-made, with hip tong sleeves. Broken sizes eores Good sisoriment & - and watch pockets, belt loops and button bottom. Second Floor . ta ee de ow gt Hascment tiallery nn Le ee >. ae oe a a ee a ree ee

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. Twelfth and Olit 12, 1878. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Co., ‘e Streets. POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION Five. Months’ Ave Runday DAILY AND SUNDAY..........- ’ "es ra — | THE POST-DISPA make no difference principles, for progress and ref« ap TS Sone. oe or of pose privileged plundcrers, never ~~ satisfied with mercly always be drastically never be afraid to predatory poverty. JOSEPU April 10, 1907. ——_———— \ ieee whether by predatory rage, 1920: —_—- — TCH PLAT- FORM. I know that my retirement will in its cardinal that it will always fight wm, never tol- evate injustice or corruption, always night demagogues of all parties, nev- or Welong to any party, always op- classes and public lack with the poor, always remain devot- ed to the public welfare, sympathy never be printing news, independent; attack wrong, plutocracy or PULITZER. HARDING’S SECOND CHOICE FUND. The fourth largest fund for the Republican presi- , was that of Senator Hard- The total sum handled by dential primary campaigt ing, who was nominated. Harry M. Daugherty, his campaign manager, accord- ing to Mr. Daugherty’s testimony before the Senate Investigating Committee, amounted to $113,109, of which $107,704 had been spent at the time he testi- fied. Mr. Daugherty was lightly by | freres of Senator Harding. He made a statement of receipts and expenditures with a question or two. , The money handled by Mr. Daugherty was mostly expended in Ohio, something over $100,000 Inei- dentally he let out the information that $1250 had been sent to Chairman Cole of the Republican State Committee of Missouri*to sound out sentiment there. Did anyone else handle Harding money? We know about the Cole slush funds. Mr. Cole had 06.058 ——— handled the con- $500 of Lowden money and took $1250 from Harding, | ‘who was his second choice. The Harding fund in Cole’s hands differed from the Lowden money in the lands of Morse, Babler, Essen, Goldstein and Morris, only in amount. It was used for a similar purpose and handled in the same way. Singularly enough, the Missouri delegation origt- nally sewed up for Wood was turned over to Lowden LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. He's Through. Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. I'm through. My tun was a Republican, both my grandfathérsa were Repu a Rull Mooser in 1912 a Hughes four years ago. blow is too miuch for me Harding. blicans. I nd I voted But this I can't swallow if ever the American people have wit- nessed the staging of a ghastly mockery of representative gov- ernment they saw it at Chicago. Where of the principle was the people's voice”? Harding’ It cost him o carry his own State by Who wanted ver $100,000 to a narrow mar- gin, and his vote everywhere else was a joke. Yet I have asked a dozen p fon anybody could have him for President. vet. One fellow said anything against him. he's the nominee. eople what rea- for voting for I haven't heard one he He heard anything for him, heard never Moat never had either. of them hadn't heard anything about him hat all. What did we members lican party have to say about it? here at home would ‘many of us picked him?” Time and again papers: eon or Hoover would be getters, but they will not be nominated.’’ -it? he voters? ‘Boies Penrose, Murray Smoot and Watson—they emit it. So what have we got? we saw in the best vote-— of the Repub- How have the news- permit them to Who wouldn't permit. No—the leaders, Crane, Reed wouldn't per-. Penrose—-for 20 years the protector in the Senate of ‘| the Steel Trust and Pennsylvania Rail- §.road interests—over long distance § tele- ' phones dictates the nominee of the par- -ty——to run on a platform “ WatsOH, notorious as the former lobbyist. _ of the packers! ew the election. | I don't ARS gelf-respect. I'm through. — » I read Political your editorial Fly Paper” in cn — ~ ge est. FRANK L. received promotions. a : is it that many Ee em ee ee ee teachers taught successfully for a period of 15. or 20 years are still “ranked” as second | assistants, while many younger teachers. | written by Jim care who wins I'd rather lose my vote than A MAN WITHOUT A PARTY. _The Republican Platform. To the Battor of the Post-Dispatch. entitled your “Good issue of _Fviday, June 11, with considerable inter- You are right, absolutely right. GREENER. Teachers’ Promotion System. Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch Recently there were listed in one of our daily papers the teachers who had There lengthy list of those promoted to first assistants in the grammar schools. was a Why who having taught only five years, are pro- moted to first assistants”? Is it because the younger teachers have more time to attend colleges and unt!versities where they obtain credits for subjects studied which have no bearing on the taught in the public schools? subjects For in- stance, in studying a foreign language one receives the credit, but has it any bearing on any subject taught in the ele-| Decidedly “no.” mentary schools? it seems as if that credit teacher to a promotion. Yet will help the Years of service and teaching experi- ence no longer seem worthy of promo- } “tion, although many an older teacher | without a college credit is the superior Grammar schoo! teacher. Hlow many university girls and girls with college de- grees have failed as teac hers and have gone into the business world chiefly be- Gren end in the teaching . The present system of ' fa cause the credit or the degree did not help them in the management of chil- of children? promotion, in et, the whole ranking system in vogue ~| in our public schools, certainly does not give the majority of “square deal.” Is our it any teachers wonder teachers are discontented”? The elimination of this years of service a little evetem,. giving more “credit” / eand allowing as many teachers as the principal of the school thinks deserving :. \ Be = motions to one-third of ef a-promotion (which means a slight fnereage in salary), not limiting the pro- the teaching etaff, will make our public schoo! teach- ere more contented instructors for children. If Supt. Dr. Withers does not see the | em, I hope the | fallacy of the present syst Grade Teachers’ Asso >iati firm stand against it at Guring the next vear our on will take a their meetings A TEACHER'S FRIEND. er oe Packages for Marines in Haiti. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch Just a line to ask why it is that Uncle Sam will not allow us mothers who have | ™“ Beye serving in the Marine Corps, sta- tioned in Haiti, send to them” to insure packages. we Just recently I sent my ao son a box containing a one-pound box t of candy, some gum. ciga hie kodak and a glass of . well packed. rettes, film for felly All was Now I receive a letter aav- ing the box had been opened and con- tents ing . rified, and candy half-eaten. Some- has to be done to stop this. | A MOTHER. was for ' last have | a | our | by the slush fund bosses and finally landed in the Harding forces which put the Senator over. The Wood and Lowden candidacies were killed by the campaign fund exposures. The investigation was intended for that purpose. Senator Borah made large threats in Chicago that he intended to bring out the whole scandal if Wood or Lowden were nomi- nated over Johnson. Let the investigation go on. what was expended for all the candidates, including Senator Harding, before the convention and during the convention. Were there other states besides Mis- gsouri where funds were judiciously placed to feel delegates with regard Harding as second Did the auction Chicago continue to Let us know precisely } to at out choice? the end? The Senate Club can prove its impartiality by a thorough and indiscriminate probing of all cam- paign expenditures, Democratic and Republican. The presidency as well as the presidential nomination should be saved from the auction block. ooo — It is not exactly right, either, to speak of the latest Republican platform as a pussyfoot piece. Does not that document boldly state, without fear of success- ful contradiction, that the farmer is the backbone of the nation” eo —- : SENATOR REED ON WASHINGTON. In a Flag day speech at Kansas City, in which he again pledged his undying opposition to President ' Wilson and any League of Nations, Senator Reed reminded his audience that the fathers were opposed to entrusting unlimited power to any man. “Even Washington was not implicitly trusted,” said Mr. Reed. Our senior Senator was not historicalls He could, and really should, have said that Washington was explicitiy distrusted. Most of us now think that’ as a fighter Washington was pretty nearly a genius, that in the matter of maintaining the morale of his troops under adverse conditions he was a leader without peer. But there were contemporaries who did not entertain that opinion. On the contrary, they thought Washington a bungler in the field, and later, when he undertook the tangled task of establishing an orderly Government from the “scrap of paper’ that ordained it to be such, even graver accusations were made. Washington himself said been charged with every crime ‘from treason to that of | a common pickpocket.” With all this our senior Senator is quite familiar. But the names of the defamers of Washington well, those names, we venture, are not listed even {in the compendious Who's Who of the learned Mr | Reed's memory ; exact. he had i | | | -?e- In view of Senator Penrose's efforts, the meeting of the grand old party last week might justls called the Philadelphia-Chicago convention. * : yr ‘4 4 ni ft y 3? ' “ | . about a new in tenure of office Senate House +o. be right in Mr. Taft may his statement that the ticket of Harding and Coolidge ought to sweep the country, but with the 1912 record at hand nobody yor ~~; N . | ; (TH E OMETIME e) S do the mor gt * Had Will @rawing room he had been p {invited him to ally invited hi: a theater part) other function he might have for the heart o Now, as he ther's house, f metropolitan s defeated. Nor though by acc! her home was astantiate a mo through the se He could sca camp--that wo not, in the me the door in h fragile relation city. But he « life of that gir nor walk his ! her aura. So and scratched } it to Peddigo: “Should it e in position whe I might at any cating {n a sm itv which I hav honor to comm Peddigo than the girl. His ! words, poised ¢ propriate or de shake Was no, _it was frankly reared In the hi ed, pleased, or turned ft In kf hearty fellowsh offering a fellc As he walk hat, and she r sick. It seeme to go away fror ing. step by ste farer, a strane Jy e . : : gi>-t™ ~° 4 . , . ae ~ ~ - ee | ' ee er: ee ee 8 ——— = es ae ae Ne © ee eee will charge our popular ex-President with being an authority on country-wide oe sweeping. —— — OLD FATHER HUBBARD. SS And if he coulk in the circumst he loved her wi — —.. m4 GOLDSTEIN, MOORE AND THE VOTERS. erty against de While it has been ruled that removals from office may be made for other reasons than those named in the Constitution, the grounds for removal seem to | JUST A MINUTE Written for the POST-DISPATCH by Clark McAdams |The MIRROR PUBLIC OPINIOM terance tn all, the grass inclos the high, barre have been confined by the Legislature very closely to such neglect, malfeasances and improprieties on the part of an incumbent as may be directly con-| nected with the duties of his office. Thus, a person intimately associated with the ad- ministration of justice in this State may be guilty of grave offenses against morality. The pub- licity attached to his wrongful acts may be such as public self that may reflect on his office. Yet. if the offense does not affect the administration of his office or pre- | sénts nothing that can be made the basis of an in-| dictment and conviction, no cause for removal pro- | Of course, there is no accord between Dem- cratic and Republican newspapers as to the kind of ticket the Republicans nominated at Chicago, nor do we find independent newspa- pers wholly agreeing. We knew what the Democratic and Republican papers would say before they said it. Theirs is a difference in faith for which we must have some sympathy, since it would not do to have one party. It is bad enough when one of the parties we have becomes too strongly intrenched. The opin- ions of the independents could have been as readily foreseen had we known what it is they are independent of. We know now. We all reveal ourselves in our utterance. ceedings can be found To this legal situation is due any disappointment that may be felt now or in the future over the re- of office the Circuit Court Clerk of St. Louis and his deputy. Their part in the scandal over the distribution of Gov. Lowden's money bas brought stigma and humiliation to the Missouri public. Their names suddenly became known overnight in a national] sense as symbols of the politics of the worst sort. They furnished occasion for continuous revilement at Chicago. | But what they did was not related to the conduct | of their offices and no corrupt practices acts penalize | the wrongful use of money in the preliminaries to presidential nominations. They cannot be forced to relinquish the important part of the court machinery of St. Louis that has been entrusted to their hands. The quality of their offense of course is not made worse by the vast publicity given it. Such publicity, however, does increase the sense of shame that they will continue to fill positions in which full public’! confidence While the acts of others. smirched in the scandal are a matter of party con- cern, the acts of these. two are a matter of concern | to the whole public. It is the voters who can see to it that they are stripped of official responsibilities. To do so is an urgent duty that snould not be forgotten or minimized at next fall's election. | MR. ANTWINE’'S OPINION. R. HOOVER ought to explain to “M the theory of his campaign was,” said. “All by Mr. the defeated Generals of Europe a of book is being published. when battle is to hand over a book upon the subje written by the General himself. It is a markable convenience. “Mr. Hoover ought to make such a available to those who supported him. also lik= to answer inquiries with more assu “Senator Harding, who got the nominatio the coveted position. essential. at the Coliseum when the is nomination he did for himself. that. He won't lose a vote by it. the bark knocked off him. publishing books telling exactly what happened and how it happened, and no more useful! kind All one hag to do embarrassed by questions about anyone of whom he had expectations on the field of re- book They would first like to find out themselves just what the theory of his campaign was, and they would ance than they are able to command just now. went to Chicago at the head of his friends, got into the fight, and finally traded himself into Hie was behind the scenes was made, and he let no man do more for him than An ad in Capper’s Weekly advertising a fish the thousands of good people who tried to get him nominated for President what Antwine Catches fish, eels, muskrats. mink and other fur-bearing animals. ré GIRL Wtd.—Fat, midget. Lady to handle snakes or anything suitable. ct BOOKKEEPER—Etce.; ait.; oughly experienced, recommended, wants sit.; eventually temporary; also out of town. ‘*Whatst—eventually temporary? , On South Jefferson avenue, advertising Saturday bargain: r- n, Fresh Tub Butter 58c per dozen Opposite bankrupt trust on Mera- mec atreet: company “Nobody is criticising the Senator for doing Indeed, most people like the idea of a candidate for the nom- ination getting down into the pit and fighting for it, so they can see what he ts with some of It is well enough to stand aloof when one knows one is to be nom- ee EDITORIAL SPARKS. eee — However. the office never has occasion to seek the man on pay day.-—Chicago News. Noar made a success of his fob. ‘Since I am both Admiral and Secretary of the Navy there will be no acanda, afterward!’’ he cried.—New York Sun and Hierald | “I do not advocate race suicide, but America sure _sloes need a lower berth rate,’ said the railroad trav- _eler, as he arrived home flat broke.-——Nashville Ten- nesseean. — -— — “Evorybody is Interested in the ‘Back to the Farm’ / movement,” Says a contemporary. They seem to be ui least they eeem to have their backs to the farm Exchange “"Wrat do you know about this suit?” “Absolutely nothinw.”” ‘In that case."’ interposed the Judge, “'T cannot allow over two days for the examination of this witness."”"—Loulilsville Courier-Journal. “In what direction does the village lie. my friend?” ' “Well, sir. it's liable to lie in any old direction that comes handy, but at thie time of the year it's mostly avout fish.”—London Blighty “Which kind of a bonus would vou prefer?” askea the official at the St. Louis bon: h reau of the colored applicant a vocational. training’ “Nossuh, no-su! the other, “not dat las’ one Dis baby’s done had all de trainin’ he can handle already.’’"—American Le- gion Weekly. is Trewis ‘Land settle tiie nit TY j peal inated, but Mr. Hoover knew he didn't have NOT VERY PROMISING. chance unless there was a deadlock. “That was all the chance Senator Harding He improved it by being on the ground, What was Mr. have had. and he got the nomination Hoover's plan of campaign? been in the race upon some theory. not been, he would have said so. Tie must If he ha not. That being the case, his book ought t sell. “The Hoover phenomenon was one of most interesting at the convention. nine Practical politics were Hoover campaign. There was not exhibite anywhere the group of delegates Hoover ha bought, nor was anyone able to point out political boss who was to deliver for Hoover “Since that is the way nominations are ordi Hoover's expec in that secured. what was Mr. tation, and just how did it work out Titan's mind of whirh we have heard so much narily No prejudice will attach to any miscalculation he made. He can be quite frank about it. W are only dying to know.” The Republicans were afraid to say anythin about prohibition. but we can rats how do without they need to it ao getting hurt ~- we , Ty S ) s@ Re aa. Sh : _ :: Se bh ae, L gers e as —_ ' ‘ Po b-* ~~ ~~ @ , 7 —San Francisco Chronicle, tion. This will damn the Republicans with th wets without disaffecting the drys. | Br'er Bryan sees it. Certainly he would not have let so many friends fool them- selves with thinking he was running if he was the The gal- leries were full of people for Hoover, but the most votes he got on the floor at any time was left out of the tell the Demo- All ® put a plank in their platform praising the Republicans for giving us prohib!i- We hope a Any different than the regular Saturday night variety? OO. MINUS. Look what I found for you in Anniston, Ala: Notic—I hav a Shoe Shop own Wall St. Just a cross the L & N R R, I doe all sorts of shoe work—sewing nalileing & Rubber Heals. Your work will reshave the best of attenchen and our patron- age wiil be appricted. G A Sanders d °o Good, isn't it? B10000411. . Hey Clark: Do you think some of our dele- gates should continue to be at-large. 7 a. A. MAKING PERFECTION APPEAR. He makes his life worth while who daily gives His hand and brain in something to excel, And, w thout pride or acorn of others, lives To do one chosen task extremely well. d a a Aas ifttie bricks well set make lofty towers, As simple notes, well sung, make oratorios, So, using tiny minutes, fleeting hours, The earnest man to art’s perfection grows . 6 He dreams a dream of beauty. every chance The cay's work offers is a brush to Iimn That beauty on life's can as and enhance The joy of doing well that comes to him. He does not die who leaves good deeds behind. “ The ortist passes, creature of a day, His art remains, in {ft his soul enshrined. H. M, WILLIAMS. Shall live and sing and cheer the world for aye. This column is designed to reproduce a bias the latest comment by the leading public a newspapers and periodicals on the questions Mrs Soli | the day. i co) erm | Being the ¢ | PATRIOTISM. Sean | From the New Statesman | URKE never attacked patriotism itself m B He! because the lust of party power disguised it \ as patriotism. He began with patriotism @ sae first necessity, and made it his object to " Y Daugh pattlotism from coming into conflict with } Rice M dangerou and.liberty. It seems to us that, at the life? ‘day, Democrats will make a serious mistake they allow themselves to be driven by disgust® the excesses of national egoism into disgust we | nationalism itself. The fact that Poland hast iswelled head ‘should have no head at all. is not an argument that The mutual |picion of European nations, odious as it is, am }not make us indifferent to their liberty. Wwe | i} perversions of patriotism everywhere. The ‘for these is, not the abolition of patriotism, buts better sort of patriotism. In a real League @ | Nations the various patriotisms would not vanisd | but co-operate. Man does not need to be indif- ferent to his family in order to serve his ¢ and he does not need to be indifferent & 'country in order to serve the world. If 'tionalism cannot reconcile itself with this & \internationalism is doomed. Verily, verily after a love af eth himself m most immune! la, velvet is and the cooing but the heart is the softest ¢ able thing tn a And melted Sida one who ec Now, a youtl ing: “Behold, I a and women ars ger signals on me! “For the On me off, and al siona. “And hencef shall be ‘Woma “Yea, I shal BACHELOR'(" Then I liftes monished him, “My Bon, my “Oh, watch t “For, thou w of Marriage, an “Thou art as folded amidat eovered coal h: moment, when eweareth a thi bacco, or folly. woman, there throughout Gel become hia pet “Therefore, t a shorn lamb p fice! Yen. tn th @n Rasy Mark" ' ’ ' | -<NFORCING THE TREATY. | From the New Republic. | RANCE, as the victor whose will and ideas were most influential in determining’ provision of the treaty, is bending all her an and devoting all her resources to just one O07* the object of securing the enforcement of t ‘treaty which, If enforced, will, as she save herself and permanently ruin Germany. 2 is the reason why she keeps a million men arms, why she introduces conscription Into African colonies, why she is spending, a year @ a half after the end of the fighting, three 'as much on her army alone as she apent u ‘whole government in 1913, why she 9 reform her finances, to make provision for® payment of her debts and to put her own order and why she encourages the Poles _dertake their present mad and wicked adventure. France is pursuing a fixed 1é@ child of past grievances, regardless of its @ quences upon herself and the rest of the ¥ _Having extorted Germany's signature to & tract which is ruinous to Germany, that only under the iron necessity of c¢ om ae | will the Germans fulfill any important h But he moe} their bargain. . a6, and went Ro ent And, it came | THE FATE OF MEXICO. months, that I | From the World's Work for June. * graven upon wv nouncing his W Go to, my PD. sald that a rn: thrown over tar KNEES—+to an For no man | Until his heart * HAT is to be the fate, tn. the century, of the backward peoples, nations which have made little use of heritance and which have shown little | for self-government? In past times such gon ‘disappeared, swallowed up by those physically fitter to survive, but the best WwW ; | oi " a (of mankind now demands a better way. = least once: and ‘the Mexicans are entitled to their own ever «6 shatters their own resources, their own religion, Gilt = be repaired ane individuality and independence—this ts © Ettion within a mental fact: tt is also fundamental that 674 And perads knoweth tt not. SOlation Prize & Diseard But a worme Man over ts a | QMire! tn diseul Yea. without nO Marrving ne and the nation the earth he t and old hache?l Go to’ {f. board. which man off plunge ever’ . Selah. no right to murder and ill-treat fo waste their wealth, to insult their nes deprive their common people of the com piness and enlightenment which are the men and women everywhere. - One of the problems of American statesmanship is te & er the way in which the Mexicans can an independent state which will promote & being of its own people and at the cease to be a menace to its neighbors Ge) world. This problem ts not beyond the pat American statesmanship It is a proe pe Be we solved in Cuba; tt is one which WO ss solving in the Philippines; and Mexico, [ed as its difficulties may seem, is not power. pas % be? \e (Copy

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'y ~ WOMEN’S PAGE POST-DISPATCH Daily Magazine TUESDAY. ~ WOMEN’S PAGE JUNE 15, 1920. .t “ . ae q * a" a A ® c. : ; , | r | : 5 (THIRD INSTALLMENT.) ri for the heart of this adorable girl. defeated. Nor could he stop by ~ > owe oe gtantiate a motive for asking to be - .} the door in her father’s presence ’ ber aura. So he drew a notebook ft to Peddigo: the girl. His heart was tattooing. reared in the hinterlands would have offering a fellow's heart. hat, and she replied with her hand. sick. It seemed such a monstrous t ~ =e he Se | in the circumstances? To have told " ew a _ - -—e l to reproduce withow & | the leading Pecan 4 ls on the questions 0 Mrs. Solomon Says-- Being the Confessions of the Seven-Hundredth Wife. patriotism itself merely : y power disguised itself § By Helen Rowland. anal TIsM. CONT do the most childish and inexplicable things. Had Will Butler met Emily Peddigo in a | drawing room uptown or anywhere else where Fhe had been properly pgesented she would have invited him to call or he would have diplomatic- ' ally invited himself; or he would have arranged | | g theater party or a dinner or lunc other function in the sane température of which | he might have presented his honorable campaign G22 tne moe in the great crisis of life, we Now, as he stood at the threshold of her fa- ther's house, it was hopelessly otherwise. The metropolitan subterfuges and instruments were | | though by accident, for an informal drop in, as | | her home was inaccessible and he could not sub- | ; through the secret gates of the woods. _ He could scarcely ask her to visit them in the | camp-—that would have been outrageous. He did ' pot, in the moment that she could give him at fragile relations, ask her to write to him in the . eilty. But he could not, either, walk out of the ‘Yife of that girl who had transformed his world. nor walk his life forever and irrevocably out of and scratched his home address thereon, and gave “Should it ever be my good fortune, sir, to be in position where I might be of service or where I might at any time have the privilege of recipro- cating in a small measure the splendid hospital- | ity which I have enjoyed here, will y honor to communicate with me?” he said. Peddigo thanked him. Butler shook hands with words, poised and seasoned man that he was, ap- | propriate or desirable in the moment. His hand- | shake was not intended to be subtly significant: | it was frankly illuminating, and any girl not ed, pleased, or puzzled with it. Miss Emily re- turned it In kind. But Butler feared it was only hearty fellowship that she offered, whereas he was As he walked off he turned and waved his | to g0 away from that girl. Yet his feet kept mov- | ing, step by step. His status was that of a Way- farer, a stranger; he could not dec And if he could, what declaration could he make — sum § he loved her would have been asinine, a rude lib- R O R 0 f erty against decorum, and a highly grotesque ut- | ferance in all. So he walked on. At the edge of ) P | N I O N ® the grass inclosure, between the dense cypress and the high, barren, snake-infested hills —— Yea, without her there would be il promote the Marrying nor giving in marriage at the same ‘€n4 the nations would perish, and | neighbors ané | he earth be peopled with spinsters eyond the power 894 old bachelors | Go to! Live is like unto a spring- » Which, when {tt bounceth a. off, plungeth him in deeper than (Copyright. 1920.) three friends. Jerry has another home over in the bank of the Smiling Pool. The entrance is under water | and a tunnel leads back and up to. a snug little room just below the sur- | face of the ground. In fact, there) are two tunnels leading to that little “When members of Jerry's family live where there are high banks and deep water they do not bother to! build a house, but live in holes in the | bank like the one Jerry has, of) which I have just told you. Some- times there is an opening from the surface of the ground in addition to the opening under water. Usually this is covered with aticks and grass to hide it. It allows fresh alr to en- ter. You know good air is neces- | sary for most people. “Jerry lives mostly on roots and plants, but is fond of mussels or | fresh-water clams, as they are called. | He also eats fish. some insects and, IT am sorry to say, young birds whens he can catch them. I suspect he could explain where some of the ba-_ Dies of Mr. and Mrs. Quack have dis- appeared to so mysteriously. Paddy the Beaver doesn't eat flesh at all. If there is a garden not too far away. Jerry likes to visit it and help him-| self to the things growing there. Also, he has a liking for apples. “Jerry and Mrs. Jerry believe in large families and have several dur- ing the year. I am glad to say that Jerry is a good father and does his share in caring for the bables. The. Muskrats are inclined to be sociab'e and enjoy visiting neighbors of thelr’ own kind. Their voices are a sort of: equeak, and you may often hear them talking amid the rushes in the early evening. That is the hour they like best, though thev are abroad during the day when not disturbed Man ts their greatest enemy, Hie hunts and traps them for their warm, handsome coats In spite of this Jerry te one of the few animals who manages to live and increase their families close to the homes of men. Other enemies he must watch out for are Hooty the Owl, Reddy Fox. Old Man Coyote and Billy Mink Billy ie mos! feared, perhaps, be- cause he can follow Jerry anywhere, even into his house You know Biliy is a fine ewimmer “Altogether Jerry Muskrat is a eredit to his family.’ she concluded Then she added: “But there is one member of the family who is an) thine but a eredit. Who knows who that is*"’ (Copyright, 1920, by T. W. Burgess) -~ — —-—_ — -—-————— SS -_—-- -— ee rome] Three Tributes to the Summe Original Designs by Mildred Lodewick. ‘a He a a te —E — , = roaches fleas, atte and their eggs They a bolt of ribbon sewn into shape, at back from the face in the popular EMOVE pulp from the center with cooked potatoes and onions, DY F 1m G my orb. them with’ rp’p @ vty “Fy e ja cost that Is almost nil manner of the moment, and at each R-« tomatoes, chill and fill cen- when the cooking may be cut down | ca ° age of i’ b a makes @ quart of strong When thin, transparent fabrics are side a luscious rose accentuates the ters with one of the following to half an hour san aan nb! Pe Me | y - oA used for the frock they are this yvear droop of the brim Soft ‘“‘tu-tone”’ mixtures: :, - - y.. \. coats and Gliese their egae considered quite the right thing of satin ribbon, with pink on one side Equal quantities of diced pineap- . ee ot gy ag ie hoy - 2, e2 ous which to compose the accompanying and blue on the other, drops languid ple and chopped nuts with mayon- When making boiled fcing of Semmer-time is saled-time. hem at the hard-to-get et-places, aad hat, thus achieving a safe harmony streamers down the back \ hat all | naise dressing to sult either milk or water, allow the botled Make a delicious salad ~P. b Q fer fomils eee, Ste Gan al of effect of ribbons is shown in the circle. and Equal quantities of green pepper Sugar to become almost cold after re- . with imported 4 rig pl as maer aan. é' 86 50 » Bese (ine delightful interpretation for a may be made tn the hand and at cucumber and onion, cut fine with moving from the fire before atirring gist can euppiy vou po ‘eont erennia ¥ kiddie is offered here where red tached to a wire frame. or made oyer salad dressing to moisten When made in thie way the tcing ts POMPEIAN At oo oo Sen cle | aa aS f dotted Swiss is combined with sheer a soft shape In dull blue it would Equal quantities of cream cheese, more creamy and {f whites of eggs L VE O L kee + Ind ® D Q te never died. white organdy, with red picoting for be emart wit) raspberry color and chopped nuts with enough may-' are used, they wil! not curdle and the O | I ? : net epg ond Merkerc Maat ae the ruffles and red ribbons forj wooden beads decorating Its edge,|onnaise to make smooth j frosting will not run from the cako.| Louls, and other leading druggista == OE By EATEN PR o> eat Uy, ere, SV Se oe Aare Gn ey Dg ose ate

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SAIL FOR LIVER POOL -- jh -WHAT’S THE USE OF S = E ROOMS You CAN GO R\GHT BACK TD THE PHONE AND CANCEL HALE THAT oRDER: =! sure 1 You GoInG TD ENGLAND: ABs AND LAST TIME CL MADE THE VOYAGE § iT Cost ME ‘ === wo HUNDRED \ >\ Bucks AND I COVLDN'T EAT TiMe I'LL GO in THE STEER AGE ' BuT THE BUT LISTEN. Do ou KNOW Baga Tre sTEERAGE ie? iTV> THIS SAVE MONEY: ' ’ CERTAINLY. )D COIN WHEN YOU DON’T ENJOY YOURSELF?—By BUD FISHER —— covrnen:. sta” RIGHTO: I UNDERBETAND They KeEeP THE BoAT'S JERSEY cows DOWN THERE: eee f(r aw't evssy! WHAT'S Goo® EnouGH FoR A Fine Cow '% Good Enover it’s TRE CELLlaAt oF THE BOAT ; i ———— PONE ARE TAN je Many a man when he’s courting; way women’ go through clothes, tells the object of his heart that he “moths’’ would be more appropriate. | Little boys who grow up and think | {is unworthy, and spends the rest of What good doctors know would that teachers ought to be given! his life proving it. fill an encyclopedia, but what bad’ enough to live on.—-New York Eve- “Social Butterflies’, is distinctly ones do not know has filled the ceme- a misnomer. When one thinks of the: teries—-Mass. 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JOHN,1 BOUGHT | YOu Some NEW CLOTHES OUT OF THAT $100" ( YOu GAVE ME | | | a, 4 Tt | THEY COST ONLY ou | SAY | DON'T ECONOMIZ€E IS THE $96 CHANGE _ NOW You CAN'T BUT WHERE OH .1 SPENT IT FOR THIS MAT AT A. BARGAIN Cee me, { oC 1920 er Inte. Fearuse Saeevice ie” | — Making a Movie. “What are you filming, boys?’ “Shakspeare’s ‘Richelieu,’” sald ‘the camera man. “I keep telling him that Shaks- - ttm _— ee —_——._ ee peare didn't write ‘Richelieu,’” de- clared his assistant. “Well, boys, never mind who wrote) ‘_t. It's the directing that counts.”—- Film Fun, A Fe rng ae map tet ee ee a —_ ee : a — —— —— —_— - — — a eee ee ee ew e+ —_—- eee ee A i On the Family Tennis Court—By Fontaine Fox ——_ opyrtent, wm —- JEVER SEE A | GOOD PLAYER 1 /—"1T MAY BE BAD FORM BUT | , J THINK YouR REAL OBJECTION 1S THAT HE 1S DOING So EXCEEDINGLY WELL ‘THAT Le — Aa ——— Jimmié., WHO 1S ONE OF THE BEST HITTERS ON THE BASE BALL TEAM, TooK HiS RACQUET IN BOTH HANDS AND WAS SIMPLY ~- MURDERING DAD’S SERVICE. \ CINCINNAT WON OVE Aroused Ent Wavering Senator P as Long Chance. By the Washing The Pi CINCINNATI With remarkab) whe know War sonelly or th ” c@reer characte! MeKinley.” On a trip int ing. as his net, writer has four of both parties editors and ~*¥ chance acquaint and hotel lobby Republican pr that varies in hy character of R tremes of praise the voice above ary conversation with respect to and even in leas Taft. Of Senat form opinion ts non-controversa’ ally, he is a m: politically a Reg some stage of Harding's char as a elinecher at is sure to come well another M for that reason, that Harding wa inee by the seni _trol at Chicago, In putting Ha former @-verno Ohio sata that | synonymous wit Republican par information gat cal associates | Was a true stat never broken ov perfectly orthoc Democrat I Narding’s pr lualrated by an Alfreal M. ‘oh leadér of Ham served with Ha Senate “Thos said Cohen, ‘“‘w bd4n ridden. G the saddle TI had ousted the cettain appointi hands of the } theme in the Go Democrat. Dur - Question, the gen back through th woot have res powers. I opp Democrats gene publicans, exce) Preacher, were Ppublicans made about the bill. something whic he Was astrict 7 hypocrite. Sh" Centlemen fain Harding, Brethren see n cannot share — FOtne to vote | Tam told it t« lafen. TI am | Suggestion of t ofthe State, | DIY commends Harding's sy hand of the les passed by the | by fhe House. Cohen, who % FON, Glectors in 1916, declared 1 Harding for th fond of hit pe seribed Harding Ueman. conscie iootiee through who, while recu! Steer his party thea MeKinlew ty PPOm the Stat ing stepped up | Governor's chatr Governor and * Democratic non On, by a ma fe: Tt im said by Re Harmon was aid fight of the liq fveon ao. the cor ci on 7 | Continuca ‘en