St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 16, 1920
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POST-DISPATCH WANT ADS. June 13, 9160 —— FINAL EDITION _ ST. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. .Louis With the Associated Press News Service a nga —_ a ee “ ee _ — > - ——— NO. ST, LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 16. 1920—30 PAGES. PRICE THREE CENTS OE OAL A ALS a ancient on - ” a ines FLWELL KILLED BY RELATIVES OF KENTUCKY BRL, POLICE. SAY Police Theory of the Manner in Which Elwell Was Slain NEW YORK, Jume 1€ 4 Hii] hunt for the supposed Kentuckian slvyer of |. B. Ieiwell police theory reiative came ven- geance and waited his opportun- its It is belfeved the slayer saw the postman deliver the mail Bl« well received about 7 o'clock in the morning? and when the post- man left, rang the bell. The po- lice think Elwell personally ad- mitted the stranger Into the re- ception room where his body was found about 3:30 @ m The gtranger evidently lost time in explaining his visit. The quick-witted whist player, real- izing his peril, detectives believe, attempted to gain time by pre tending interest in his mail, while planning to escape the assailant. Four letters were found on @ table near the chair in which Elwell sat in his pajamas, and a fifth, opened and blood-stained, lay én the floor. The police be- lieve the visitor shot the sports- man after briefly stating his mis- sion. Jo. 72. 292. PAL ee ee Former Speaker Puts Republican Keynote Into Four Sen- tences. Congressman Champ Clark. who tt OE OLLIE LE LLL LL, Be EOS LES IN OLE LL LI GMAIL GELS PN A OS IIR 8S carte i ending ots hes oa . PL A AN — ALP NE ER A LOLLY. ABE A ANY A I. ON Ee. NEA A ie ate a es le Louis Mre. to their home in morning with Neighbors Agree Republican -Nominee Is “Second Mc- Kinley,” With Likable Per- sonality, and in Party Poli- : tics He Is an Organization way Officials Convinced Father or Brother of Lexington Young Woman Shot Gam-. ? . 1 ,e€r, iP wiiiemnmeme a (Copyrigh’ 1929) both. 2a. diecuse had for an- sent $2500 | bler for Revenge. ,olved the the girls York bent has e that io New qh SPORTSMAN SPENT WINTER IN KENTUCKY Left Hotel in Haste on May 8 — Valet Turfman Was on Terms of Utmost Intimacy With 50 Women. ‘CINCINNATI MAYOR _ WON OVER DELEGATES | ‘helongs to the We are the Saints. lor the Saints belong to us. “4. Damn Woodrow Wilson and all his works. “Il will give any man the best hat Stetson can make who will tell what the foreign affairs’ plank in the Re- publican platform means. | | ee the Asseutahek Mies “I think Harding and Codolidce LEXINGTON. Ky make about as good a ticket as thy $0 could have selected. Both are re- that spectable and neither has much re: ord.”’ Says Moore said he gave in eee last Thursday, mm i A RE ET NO TT TN TI eR Ae ET EE ARLE Te A TTI AES CN I Ik RET - a no oo ne mee, sane anes a ti AR AR AN TT A TTT TT ATT TTT TCR «eM LA a REM Ke SPR ND ROE AE EERE ERROR ORC. QT em RRO iret Chance. It is i had June 16.— Elwell)! with a learned Joseph B Several engagements woman here during the race meeting — FATHER OF KIDNAPED BABY EXPECTS HIS RETURN TODAY —-— — - --—- * attended a dinner the. night of May 7. the identity also her Harding per- his 5 A establish Louis June . however, have been Kliwell left here in haste, was several manager said, see ‘hotel —— ——— a ————- newspaper among the (Copyright, 1920) Aaron MecKinzie, 3 of Charles MckKinzie of street, was run front Oscar enth street, of a truck on (Copyright, 1920) » Ly 5 % ‘n is | —— —— > a i Pai Re tf jy some to Lowden Manager’ | \Moore Shows Stub of Check Sent toEmmerson | : to anil Intermediary. | iain so near getting the Democratic ais 3 nomination for President in 1912, ] DAY OR HIM OT aa pack your gold, for man whom he instructed to deliver it | Freak A. Martin, Last Heard Father, Mother-in-Law and | and who ts included by political fore- gold can never buy me.”’ to Emmerson. Goldstein also said he | ’ £ Th casters among the dark horses at ¢h : | sent his check to Emmerson by a % ’ S Sel ‘, This refrain of an old-time emo- third chien . Nether would name of i ” Cleveland, Also With | Wi 4 Say cy Signed San Francisco convention, arrived ir tional ballad is the message of Nat the intermediaty. Goldstein said he) drew Company’s Balance Note to Save ‘Rice King” St. this |Goldstein and “Bobby” Moore, St. would be glad to show the check, | | |Clark on their Louis’ $2500 pair at the Republican Rorersesttag toy cpa cleared and re- From Three Banks. rom Forgery Prosecution. Bowling Green. b soeigpe convention in Chicago last; Goldstein was asked whether he. Clark, at breakfast at Hotel Stat-| week, to L. L. Emmerson of Spring- | paid Emmerson interest on the $2500. said that he would not attend the ifleld, Mi1., a Lowden’s campaign | He said he did not, but would send ;;| CREDITORS TAKE CHARGE MISSISSIPPI convention and that he expected ‘o Manager, who thrust the $5000, in/if it was asked for. . “Aren't ;they be in Bowling Green the greater pa:t neatly divided half-portions, upon petting rather particular?’ he CHARGE OF BUSINESS | VALLEY USED THREATS of the time until Congress whens them several months ago. asked. The interest paid on (heck i ; venes in December. Goldstein and Moore ing accounts of more than /$500 is . He refused the conven- es today that they percent a year, so that/in four Loans Were Personal, Al- Trust Company Denies Pa- tion. candidates who will be before it ysmmerson their checks months the interest accruing to or prospective planks in the plat- rs , Goldstein would be two-thirds of 1 leged to Have Been Ob- | per, to Replace Forged form, though he was willing to taik Moore showed a Post-Dispatch re- | per cent of the $2500, or $16.67. : | : briefly about the Republican convei: porter a check stub week anota-| Emmerson was reached ‘by the tained by Hypothecating Notes, Was. Obtained by tion. tion to the effect that a check for, Post-Dispatch this afternoon on the | ! | 3 “Senator Lodge’s hour and a half $2500 on the Mississippi Valley Trust |long-distance telephone at Spring- | Trucks of the Company. Improper Methods. speech,” he said, eoele be consensed Co., payable to Emmerson, had been | field, and said, in reply to questions, | int? four sentence signed by Moore. Goldstein said he;that he had not received check “1. The utes Tico Enthusiasm Among | |had made out his check on the Lib- | from either Goldstein or Moore, ang Frank A. Martin, president of the Another-chapter was added to the gaintg. J (erty Bank, and had sent it to Em- had no knowledge of such checks | Martin Motor Truck Co. of 2800 Pine tangled financial affairs of George wo _ Wavering at Chicago After merson. his having been given to any other per-/ street, has not been at his home at! mmagey Jr. of Poplar Biutt, pat Te check, to a son te deliver to him. 525 Hanley road, Clayton. since Sun- Missouri Rice King,”” who is serv- ~ Senator Pleaded for Vote | day, June 5, and it since has been ("5 @ engi Sat in the penitentiary at ‘learned: that during six weeks prior Jefferson ¢ ity for forgery, when. Cir- oY Long as He Had a PRIEST PUTS. our to his departure he obtained ap- put dudge p MIRO DaNeF _yesterllay proximately $200,000 on personal afternoon took under advisement a | LIGHTS WHEN notes secured by motor trucks of ‘his oes ogg Fee ae pi roma com any ‘fore his senna evOunes , SIppi alles rus 0o., aSking tor SEES BRIDE’S cOWN Checked out accounts of the com. 3Udsment for $70,000 against Beg- By the Washington Correspondent of ia AND KILLED BY pany at thr banks in- which the sen nso ee ee oe ee The Post-Dispatch Delays New Orleans Wedding frog balances totaled about $15.- Maw. 4. 299%; te: pretest Beales tiem ' _ CINCINNATI, a oyna 16. Because He Thinks Her Cos- | He is being sought by representa- criminal prosecution. and) With remarkable unanimity Ohioans | is I ‘tives of bonding companies. His! I” &n answer to the Mississippi party with who know Warren G. tume Is Immedest. half-brother, Clement Raymond, who Valley Trust Co.’s suit for the $70,. Efforts to- sonally or through political |! F seiseer’ cube tea none ‘jis treasurer of the company, . said 000, the defendants, George Begley of the womin. career characterize him as “a second | . 7 ORLEANS ithat the last word he had had from | Sr., Mrs. Effie M. Ruth and Mrs. eutile. as wedding ceremony in St. |Martingwas last Sunday, when he Mdith. Ruth Begley, alleged that aE meKinley. ; ; ‘Cathedral postponed ‘was in Cleveland. Martin is a na- | #8ents of the trust company illegally Believes Man Signing Himself “The May S, the mores | ‘On a trip into Ohio to see Hard- |hours today because the officiating. Son of Charles McKenzie tive of Montreal, Canada. He is sn Seats fully amp ma then ze Crank” Will Restore Child | ane Cates ee a was making such a racket that he ing. as his neighbors him the é ‘aiso treasurer of the Missouri Motor- | 5'&" the note under duress, by means | Stolen June 2. bill at that time. _ eg re htor “hh Selick ine siebdlchin wn ‘priest, Father Antoine of the Order , Crushed When Trying tO | bus Co., which operates the bus line | Of threats to the effect that if they Pay a “ ere looked out the windwe as he heard , eon tage : 1 POMMICIANS |of Oblate Fathers of Mary Immacu- | running from Sixth and Locust; VOUld not sign the note within a a ertt At _ | By Leased Wire From the New York |'t S!OW up and saw Biwell leap odf . et" both parties, among late, declared the bride was im- | Recover Ball From Street | streets to Delmar boulevard and Period of one hour the trust com- aM , a ae we € Nor Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. ame gph _— a Cone editors and writers, -modetsly attired and violated a re- Hamilton avenue. |pany would institute an action in |9n¢ Mrs. George Ss. Vougnin © wood NEW YORK, June 16.°-Th ip, | wood night. He is sure the man ap 8 ie ae ht : . f H | wa SE i ia i the Circuit Court in But. Tistown_hope to hear from the kid-| -*™ oS e mUr- who leaped from the car was Elwell, ' chance acquaintances of smoking car cent order of Archbishop Shaw of In Front oO ome. Among Martin’s creditors are the) ; apers af their baby. Blakely. today. “¢rer of Joseph Bowne Elwel, turf- and hotel lobby an impression of the ‘the diocese of New Orleans relative . Commonwealth Finance Corporation ler County based upon ~forgery. | eee s _ re: ae y: man and clubman and whist ex- lay said. . oh ‘ear ‘ann; lew Y ms ileal |the effect of which proposed actton | Blakely }was stolen from his crib in | An interesting -sidelight on the -- Republican presidential nominee |to wearing apparel. : of New York, which loaned him prop } tory Jj ) pert, is the father or brother of a t varies in hardly any detail. The The priest declared the bride ap- years old, son | 42,000 through its local office. The |WOUld be to expose and publish er 7 ee 4 ;,| prominent girl whose home is in| ite Ewe Be & ee Bouse «ON . “ , a ” , ; leceniiae > ta ‘eek | broadcast the fact that George .Beg-; Coug&lin believes the kidnaper Is ; Seventieth street wa. disclosed yea- i ter of Roosevelt invited exe peared to him so shocking that 1321 South; -ommonwealth company last week . & 5 . cnn Lexington, Ky., and who was be- > ge ay — | , nies iwor Wravier ley Jr. was guilty of a felony, re-|#® man who signs himself ee ; tte: _terdey when it wae learned that in ~ tremes of praise or blame that lifted he had the sexton put out the lights, iain ti oder and | Sued its local agent, Oliver Frazier, | : =r Coen ee” _trayed by the gambler, according to'! bin tetronen.on the this® Gece. Ml the voice above the tones of ordine) 80 that she might retire and properly | * i ae attorney in the Pierce Building, sulting in humiliation and disgrace of ar ‘ Crank'ah Giant wens abo the unqualified statement by Dis- | " / ‘ , - toilet ° "ary conversation. That is true now lclothe herself.”’ killed in of his home at 11:45 ‘for an accounting of $400,000 of the defendants. brs o % Pager Tite oes bic trict Attorney Bdward Swann. fol. bees ma pier . gen ote o . , with respect to Wilson and Bryan; Although he declined to divulge a. m. today by a heavily loaded trail- | funds sent to him and the following Tell of $70,000 Forgery. ; si i pte tea co iaueee be es lial lowing a_conference with police a re ceiaha es wat cathah einai nd even in lesser degree William H.|the name of the bride, he declared | er attached to a truck of the Amer- day sued the Missouri Motér Bus | The answer further alleged that mrePalen A anit ti Haste oom: pale = heads and his assistants. B= ta Pomeuses siietien taille og Of Senator Harding the uni,|she “wanted to fly: in society style ican. Manufacturing Co. of East St. Co., alleging that Frizier had invest- George Begley Jr. had forged the tg nought. to ememeee tee Gatlentte aint “This statement is made.”’ said oe vanishth¢ cream vrew~tien- opinion is given, in mild and |at her wedding, much to her dis- ; : foc Fie 1 ed $100,000 in the motorbur cbhm-!| names of his: father, mother-in-law ah. ne th & ai ar are anxiously | > 2hn, “on information that fast | Stores s ether 4 ticles of a similar _Ron-controversal tones, that person- | srace.” —— ee ae boy had climbed on the step pane Rew ich he is director, with*/"and wife to four notes aggregating ply ee cha oa aaa ni rd | this time. Our information is that, tinged chraretten } some stage of the summing up of | was in the edifice. The altars were ‘a plece of ice in on hand and « rhe business has been placed un- “a valuable consideration. The an- pees: ‘aol’ oda tite fen rent nunt | sens the wrath of the girl's father ee hee catiiaien ions ond «dives | Saplgeraa characteristics, generally | ablaze with candles and the electric )..pper ball in the other. He dropped | der t he direction of E. M. Lubbeck | Ser did not state what the valua- pep rth ian ries <i ‘ettatetal chal or brother, Elwell was forced to acroms the Malt trem eee madi ' asa clincher at the end, the remark | lights in every part of the ancient Mk Meek aiek ts walide unter the tous of Chicago, representing the Dia-' ble consideration’ was. Two of the done « pee: : . wsdl oe me a leave Lexington, June 1. From. the. | ~ nore adie sleeping . apart- is sure to come that “Harding is— | cathedral were lighted. The bride ein ee tn ‘eek tan aver while | mond T Truck Co.. Martin being notes, the answer stated, were for nae *. pore ates Cn rb thy | Cvidence we have received and sifted agers RRS ost ve ered after the well another McKinley.” It is just | started up the main aisle, but had trying to recover it Oscar Johns that company’s agent in St. Louis, $10,000 each, one was for ‘$30,000 aaa aaa meee € ve ow * 0 Bag are convinced that the slaving of, pennant “a . well-maintained bou- ' for that reason, as everybody knows, not gone far before the priest negro driver of the truck, was ar- Martin also was agent of the Denby | ane oe ae von —— oe ” Comaidaa ee ad dual per- eevee Wee ea ee oa - that Harding nk wiekéed an the nom viewed the gown, ordered the lights | eter Motor Truck Co. here. In arguing the motion for judg- ( ae t -. ae har é bling feud. There are many ele- * stenaititi Sioiacain oi | as SG Aare 5 asi “I believe the assets of the Martin Ment in favor of the Mississippi Val- | Sonally with the abductors, ments to be found that would tndi-| Rehearsing Elwells man E tnee by the senatorial group in con-|out and sent her home to assum: The accident occurre@®, within a U 3° iguanas eh =p PS ES : : life, a sister of the Countess Sonia trol at Chicago. | ther garments. The marriage cere-!¢ew doors of the spot where Edgar Co. to be about $300,000," Lubbeck !es rrust (‘o., Thomas H. Pierce, at- cate Jealousy. hut of this we are machen mete who ‘wna questionsll Pin putting Harding in nomination, |mony then was performed. :C.Pimmerman, year-old eon of | SR Cay. ne, Maples are e- filed by ‘ile defendants aid | orgies ‘PLEASE ACCEPT MY SYMPATHY, oat et am ae ee ee at length last Sunday by Assistant : Res gr ange é ae 2 eset x Tn chcsposypgaaguagees Martial tag testgerttiesitty sar ts hiss gp Ry — the denthe of a ache cna thnk that fi legs ; sis ; Pris |. District Attorney Joyce, said it was Bhio said that Harding's recora was] NOTHING TO FEAR FROM war killed bf the trailer Obtained by Martin during a period the slgnifix of the : MARSHALL WIRES TO COOLIDGE wert visitea Kentucky: tast taut District Attorney Jose, ald oe ’ &¥nonymous with the record of the on Marth 26. of about six weeks. Martin did not; trust company did not force them pacaice: ‘and spent several weeks there in the reste = sae seansaintances that. he pee blican ee eee PF che HARDING BERLIN PAPER SAYS ee Srmraieg d ‘9 od Rep going: weer Sa thle Geers te nrg gg Bi No Congratulations for Vice Presi- | €arly ae re “sat Sew 70am venaneaihal otnens on an extensive » information gained hére from politi- | ) trucks he handled and his business °**' OB Fi e . dential Nomince From One Who after the Derby, May 9. : eal associates and opponents, that. J : SPEEDER FINED $500 WHEN jis in excellent ‘condition. Martin’s ee ee eee | ee ee Has Had Office He went to Lexington from Palm mee es cite Siwell } ra Was a true statement. Harding has | American Business Men in emote iloans were personal loans under nhown to the trust company, until loc igs ane acto : semch tm tee Ghat and ee ny on | Marie Larees the iw — . . _| Foreign Trade Declared to Have HE FAILS T0 APPEAR IN<COURT which he hy hecated tt “ke its agents were so informed by the ; ] fs pia’ as keeper, has often served huncheon: hever broken over the traces, He is | heatinasd Polttios v ( ie hypothecated the trucks elt tneie BOSTON. June 16 The -Vice|at the leading Lexington clubs this at which Sik wlan Galeseineeel perfectly orthodox and regular. : : of the company. He has about 75 a President of the United States greet- spring and made friends with a num- said the Countess’ sister Democrat Relates Incident. | . Harding’s party regularity is il- siya ted by an incident related by Alfred M. Cohen, a Democratic leddér of Hamilton County, who ' Served with Harding in the State E teste. “Those were the days,” Cohen, “when Cincinnati was ridden. George B. Cox was in ddle. The preceding Senate. ousted the gang here by taking h appointive powers out of the. of the Mayor and ,vesting Mt in the Governor, who’ Was a Ocrat. During the session. in ion, the gang undertook to get through the Nippert bill, which have restored the Mayor's ‘ I opposed it, as did the "Democrats generally. All the Re- "Plblicans, except one member, a | Preacher, were for it. Several Re- 'Publicans made eulogistic speeches about the bill. Then Harding did | thing which proved that, while | he was a strict party man, he was no- a rite. '’etGentlemen. of the Senate,” Seid Harding, ‘‘a number of my bike thren see merit in this bill. I aol ot share their views. I am mg to vote for the bill because Tam told it is good political legis- n. I am going to follow the ‘bug jon of the political leaders 3 the State, but nothing in the ommends it to my judgment.” | He ding’s speech exposed the | ha @ of the leaders. The bill was dd by the Senate but strangle« | e House. | hen, who was one of the Wil- MWelectors in Ohio in 1912 and HM 16, declared himself opposed to rding for the Presidency, but bd of him personally. He de-| ed Harding as a delightful gen- ue x » conscientious, capable, re-— petted throughout the State, a man. , While regular, would attempt to_ his party straight, a man of | eKinley type. | m the State Senatorship Hard- epped up into the Lieutenant. | nora chair. In 1910-he ran for hor and was defeated by the MOcratic nominee, Judson Har- by a majority of 100,000 votes. | mM Said by Republicans here that, =rmon Was aided by an of the liquor -interests, but, fo, the comeback of Harding, | ——— « on Page 3, Column 3, ican diplomatic countries has of late been generally ‘different from American commercial organized | ) | Ry the Associated Press. BERLIN, June 15.—Germany has nothing to fear_from the nomination of Warren G. Harding as the Repub- lican candidate for the presidency of the United States,’’ says the Boersen Zeitung, “Nothing hitherto.’ declares, “*“warrants apprehension that relations with Germany, which have heen initiated by American commercial and financial interests, will be hampered. ‘And, on the con- trary, it is probable they will be furthered. The character of Amer- relations with other the newspaper relations. The American business ‘man has emancipated himself more | thoroughly ‘tions from Government and politics. than those of other na- He does business wherever business offers. American foreign policies have always been chiefly party pollt- cies, and will remain so under MF. Harding or anybody else.” FAIR, LOWER TEMPERATURE TAE TE “MPE tRATCRES., 78 Highest yester- TT COSTS MONEY | day 94, at 2:30 TO PLAY BRIDGE | P- ™.; lowest 76, at 5:30 a. m. yi THE Official forc- cast for St. Louis and vicinity: Fair and cooler tonight morrow. Missouri Generally fair tonight and. to- morrow; tonight and in northeast por- tion tomorrow. Ihlinois-—--Gen- erally fair to- night and to- morrow, pre- ceded by show- ers and thunder- storms in north portion this afternoon or spends Stage of the river a 7 a. fect, a fall of .7 of @ foot. \ my ® | and to- | Arrested After Chase by Motorcycle | Officer, Bullets Being Required to Stop Him. Lee Craft of 2723 C charged with speeding cvele, did not take the appear in police court was fined $500. Craft, it seems, has a new cycle, and has been running away from all the motor cycle cops who have tried to overhau! him. Sergt. Mackey, whose machine is good for 60 miles an hour, went out the Gra- vois road Monday to trv to catch him. aroline street, his motor trouble to today, and motor |He picked Craft up at Millers Grove ‘and chased him out stopped going between 50 into the county, him. Later he King's highway to Morganford -road, but lost him again. Mackey then waited at Welz's garden until Craft came along and sent two bullets after him. These overtook him and passed him and he and was arrested. He was released on his own bond. Mackey that Craft was and 60 miles an catch from but could ‘not pursued Craft testified |} hour when stopped by the bullets. TONIGHT AND TOMORROW SENIOR AT DARTMOUTH SLAIN BY FELLOW STUDENT IN ROW —_— — --- By the Asseciated Preas. lege, ‘He wired his father, A. H. cooler HANOVER, N. H., . June of West Medford, a senior at Dartmouth Col- was shot and killed during a quarrel at his rooms in the Delta Chi Fraternity House early to- day by Robert T. Meads of La Grange, I1ll., a junior. Meads, after being arrested on a Roston-bound train between Canaan and Franklin, admitted the shooting said he had been = drinking claimed that he fired in self-defense. Meads of defend Henry E. Ma roney. Mass., Chicago, to come here and him. Meads was arrested on a_ train bound for Boston, near Franklit, aR Deputy Sheriff Claude M. Murray. who made the arrest, said the prisoner admitted the shooting, 16.— | president, Theta | qgeparture. one occasion, and | .of the ‘representative's ‘another truck he also handled. was a ; on but claimed he fired in self-defense. | ‘The men had been drinking, he said. Free Band Canneet Tonight At Lafayette Park, 7:30 i o'clock. ' tin / Was turned effort.”’ ‘the $1000 with a third to 10) let trucks valued at $150,000 in storage here. The Martin Co. was fourth largest distributor of trucks in the United States believe it was the third tributor of Dénby trucks. “IT have not yet been able to learn definitely the need or desire of Mar- for money. I have been told he was playing the stock mar- but I have not verified this. In any event, his first loans were term loans which fell due at time of the tightening of the money market. He apparently obtain all the money he could on his trucks, which was about $200,000. none of which, so far as I can see, the business. our largest dis- that ket. into Cred::ors in Agreement. undoubtedly will be able to pay out the principal of his loans dollar for dollar. There is an agree- ment among creditors to awnit that “We Another the St. of Martin’s creditors is Louis Auto Sales Co., which loaned him about $58,000. This com- pany and the Commonwealth Fi- nance Corporation are in the busi- ness of loaning money to automo- bile dealers tO enable them to stock | up with cars. The Tower John Schmoll, publican City (irove Bank, of which chairman of the Re- There is much discussion among automobile men of Martin's persona) qualities and proclivities, since his It is recalled that upon when he returned from and found that his sales sold 39 trucks, a dinner at which there was\78 quarts of champagne con- sumed, as well as other libations. “Did Nothing by Halves.” another occasion, Martin dis- with a representative of one trucks he handled that the truck could outpull There One trial “un Vacation force had gave them On puted bet of $500. pavement and the truck backed by Martin won. A second trial was on a dirt road and the other truck won. When the deciding pull was I had, it was so nearly a draw that |Martin called a halt. ‘Let's deposit" person and spend it on a party,” This was done. him proposed. the. and {[) short | the | decided to! Central Committee, is. loaned $30,000 to Martin. | that he. the St. ‘which had loaned money , Begley ‘ridge Jones, sippl Valley was. ‘tioned by a Attorneys representing the defend- ants argued that the company’s pro- pesal to institute civil action based .on forgery was an implied threat to expose the criminal acts of George hegley Jr., and consequently to bring ubout humiliation and disgrace for the defendants. It was mutually un- derstood: and impliedly agreel by the agents of the trust company an] the legal representatives of the Beg ley family, the defendants’ lawyeis argued, that if George Begley Sr., |Mrs. Ruth and Mrs. Edith Ruth Beg ley signed the note for $70.000 George Begley Jr., would not be | prosecuted for forgery, and that as a result of that understanding and ;aucreement the defendants signe | the note. | When Begley’s creditors met in the ‘Federal Court at Cape Girardeau last December to have his bank. ipt es- tate adjudicated the Mississippi Val- ‘ley Trust Co. entered a claim for '$70,000. It subsequently developed that the company had «advanced segley money on forged paper, as had several other St. Louis Banking ‘institutions and individuals, and that the trust company had surrendered the forged notes to Begley’s reletives accepting a genuine note from them to cover the amount of Tegley’s in- debtedness to the trust company. ther creditors, when this was dis- covercd, insisted that the Mississippi Valley Trust Co.’s claim be listed wtih the other claims and settled on térms that would apply equally to all creditors. On the day following publication in the Post-Dispatch of Dec. 10 last, in which it was stated that the Mis- sissipp! Valley Trust Co. was among Louis financial institutions to George Jr. on_forged notes, Breekin- resident of the Missis- Trust Co., sent a letter to the Post-Dispatch denying wna the trust company at that time held any. of.Begley's forged paper. Copics of Notes Preserved, Jones subsequently, when ques- Post-Dispatch reporter, ‘said that the trust company had sur- he: rendered the forged paper to Beg- ley's relatives and had accepted from ‘oint ‘note to cover the indebtedness. Hie also stated that the trust company had _ preserved photographic _copies of the forged A LO Continued on Page 2, “Cotumn 4. them their with but ‘ed his possible successor today 'a message not of congratulation, of commisseration. “Please accept mys pathy,’ was the words which Vice President Marshall sent Cal- vin Coolidge, nominee of the Repub- lican party. HEADLESS BODY OF GIRL FOUND IN LAKE NEAR ST, JOSEPH, MO. Indications Point to Murder and Po- lice Believe Slayer Buried the Head. ty the Associated Press ST. JOSEPH. Mo., June 16.-—The headless body of a young woman was found floating in Lake Contrary, near here, today. Indications point to her and the police think the decapitated the victim and buried the ead, sincere svm- to Gov. niurder, ose ea cnccacaaian ann | mel Llovd tars Elwell i the murderer | MELBA SINGS BY (WIRELESS Voice Heard All Over kurope From London. Ry the Aassociated ress, ra LONDON, June 16 Nladame Nellie Melba, the opera singer, sang vesterday to an audience spread over the British Isles and a large part of Europe. The prima donna. standing in a small room at. the Marconi works at (Chelmsford, sang several songs into a’ microphone ‘whence they were transmitted by wireless telephone on a wave length which would have enabled them to be heard within — including Rome, Madrid, BePlin and Stock- holm. Telegrams have been received from Paris and The Hague reporting hat the songs were heard there very clearly. — —_ KANSAS WHEAT HARVEST BEGUN ee Secretary of State Board Says 59.000 Hands arc Needed. lated Pres TOPEKA, Kan... June ie the Kansa*® wheat crop harvest atarted. the need of Kansas (for 39.000 harvest hands Was announced today by J. C. Mohler. secretary,of ‘rhe 7. Ba With ~lthe state board of agriculture ber of prominent folk. While in Lexington at the Phoenix Hotel. record in Lexington as contenting himself with and his frequent horses. He left isits Placing his horses in Gentry, his horse District Attorney § Sv leaving the Elwell hon ning, said that he had with William H. the Studio Club, and \alet. Intimate With 50 learned a great from RBarnes,’’ other things turfman was intimacy Ww women The police have iished the fact that his home at 3:45 o'clock he was murdered. About Elwell bade night, crossed I proceeding on foot evenue. Shortly his appearance in the and El “We Among that the utmost 50 girls and orty joined a party of two woman. At the end of an solourn in the trottery was next seen as he ; “A in front of his home from h Hie bee maie companion, across the sidewalk and about ré niieter his urely door, entered, later was found dying bh hole keeper. with a bullet his head The police are now two men and woman ix said to have met in martre Also they 7 09) are turfman's companion in thé roadster. Neighbor Saw Him The story of his retu home in the early morn lated by John Isdale, °3G Weat Seventfieth said he had been and, was sitting at dows proach of a motor car cut open. Southern Lexington fore the opening of the spring season, sarnes, we vr defin Elwell the Lewisohn party good -ReC toward thereafter Montmartre, ge lifth street and Broadway, men hour and a half rood-night to sauntered who resides at street unable ‘to as the morning Was miiggy. one of tae front fedale said he heard the ap- leda'e wald the women,’ “Mrs. Larsen was with Mr. Elwell’s reticence tn the inquiry ing.” society well Kliwell lived Hie had a gambler, whist games to his just no One of the late speaking of life itn street house, “Ask Assistant Jovcee to show the prominent society girl, Annette Kellerman that Elwell used race be- the care of trainer vann, ie last eve- a long talk steward at wells secre- | after “prominent society girl,’ affairs, is astonish. Society Girl In Bathing Suit. gambler'’s friends Seventieth said tg reporters: District picture the bathing to keep dressing table in his pedroom,” Being pressed for the ratmée of the ’ the tnform- acquainted her Attorney the in an sult, the ant mentioned a young woman Who Giris. deal about said Swan found out: terms of ith at least has been questioned by ties. Jovee said Schlegel, vesterdas von divorced “engaging frankness,” all the authori- Victor of Mises Viola Kraus, had answered with questiona that were put to him by the authar- ities early yesterday “Mr. Mr. Joyee. acquaintance of ago in Palm Beach ance Was not more itelv estab- reached the morning 1:30 o clock “that he street, Eighth he made ona think he said several! and | ‘ther in “He his former wife times At the Rit the murder, he said, where he waid and a he left and pans of igh-powered he said who;has Minnesota “Dancing said, he had party several times lwell's eye, he could returned to leis to his front four hours his house through with this passed ing E had loe. To king for the hom Elwell the Mont- seeking the hear si. hiegell didn't Yon dent ber Manufacturing Coe.. Return. in tne rn to his ing was re- (| Fast Sixty Tle was in ant District rev, me cond ledale sleep, he win- Von day taken to questioned by Capt me evening ith the cut- roadster morning Von Schlegell told had Elwell The acq than casual, plaved golf several times, they bie bridge he had seen Elwell and together z,. the night before he had sAt near the Lewisohn party and was in com- a voung woman Whose name not remember and her home itn and once, this greeting he well had muttered something that he Equitable Buliding, the Knickerbocker Chambers at §§ sireet ited to moet the Aegatet. Attorney and Capt head of the homicide squad, the police In the Elwe'l home Mon. Bchiege:! the second floor and Carey and Joyeoea “entinned on Page 2, Column © said made the years uaint- They I belleve, to- ca men. several he the Lewisohn cateh- ‘Hlello said El- who ta vice presl- ef the United and Globe Ruh- with officea ifves. tn \ ae ol wae we as - | EE ee ME OO OTe “ . 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Walter Lewisohn DENY AFFAIR WAS A “DIVORCE PARTY” Miss Kraus Declares but Was “Nice Fellow.’’ By Leased Wirc From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, June 16.—For first time since their been connected with the mysterious Elwell murder. Miss Viola /Kraus (farmerly Mrs. Victor von Schlegell) and Mrs. Walter Lewisohn, her sis- ster, made complete statements yes- terday. They have resolutely de- clined to be interviewed since their names were first connected with the affair, and they were no less reluc- tant when seen by a reporter terday. They were seen in the afternoon, jue* before leaving the city, in the libtary of Mrs. Lewisohn's exquisite home at 154 East Sixty-third street. Born to wealth and surrounded by refinement, they are distressed the rnanner in which they have been projectad tnto the foreground of a tragedy which, had it not happened, would have been pronounced impos- sivtle excep. in ihe vorid of imagina- | tion. The low, the well-modulated voices of | the two young women as they spoke | | I was met by several detectives who to the Post-Dispatch reporter yester- Slain | Man Did Not in Least At- tract. Her Sentimentally, names have ¢ yes- | by | we left him after the ‘Midnight lic,’ he asked us to call him up d tell him when he should be dy; so on Friday. around noon I nk it was, I telephoned his house say we would all call by for him out half-past two. A man's voice | swered the telephone and when T ed for Mr. Elwell he asked me if was a friend of his, which [, of! rse, said I was. Then the voice | d very solemnly over the wire, ‘It are a friend of Mr. Elwell's, you | ll come here at once.’ “I was frightened, puzzled and qd, ‘What's the matter?’ ‘Mr. El- il is very sick and he needs your p right away,’ was the answer. ‘He nts you to come at once.’ ‘Do you nt me to bring a doctor” 7] asked. ‘"Never mind the doctor; fust e here yourself as soon as you * the voice said. My sister was at my mother's house, and 1 phoned her at once and told her me at Elwell’s house right » We didn’t either of us know ; —— Two Young Women, Questioned in Elwell Murder Mystery, Photographed at Palm Beach 1 CONSTANTINOPLE a Last February | 0 BF GOVERNED le. SEATED, LEFT TO VIOLA KRAUS AND MRS. WAL- ‘TER LEWISOHN. —~International Film Photograph. we lwas the least we could do, were his friends and had been out with him just the night before, and ‘evidently from what the voice said, ihe needed such help as we might. be | oble to give him. i have only a confused idea of what I thought, but arrangements, or do something a- woman is supposed to be able to help in. Questioned by Detectives. “I reached the house around 1 or 2 o'clock, I don’t recall exactly, and and certainly not in any way caused | even the slightest comment from | Von or-anybody else. But ever my) attitude toward him was one of such| tioned Miss Kraus as to how complete indifference, except as his | she had seen Von Schlegel since her being a pleasant remove such a thought.”’ The reporter asked: ; your family know that while lis “Did you and Mr. Elwell, not legally separated ?” / pened to be at the itz roof when coming here to question Knew He Was Not Divorced. 'we were there Thursday night. He to statements he made "Why, of course, we did.” Miss) Wasn't at the Frolic; we only saw to Elwell, in which Kraus replied. “I knew and Selma him at the Ritz and we bowed and well’s horses were well liked in Ken- | knew it and Von knew it: everybody said ‘good evening.’ I did not know tucky by knew it. He never made a secret of) who Mr. Von Schlegel's companion trainer and his crowd, the fact that he was not diverced. We knew him to be a married man! ‘ table— living his own life and we naturally thought his wife was, too. He re- ferred to her rarely and when did, always in pleasant terma, ; and we thought the estrangement due to She said: incompatibility of temperament. “That was the case with me. marriage, Mr. von Schilege! and found we weren't getting along to- RIGHT — : since we it occurred we might telephone for | doctors and tlurses, or make hospital | iving apart from his wife, was/ It was the merest chance he hap- The request and said ‘she would! After not quite four years of our. few times, and then we went down- we could do, but we felt it gether very well and so we separated | well | Commission to Control. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTO®Q, | 16. | internationalization June of the port its the and of | Constantinople | within the ‘zone straits’’ ;mission is to be practically independ- of Port Provided in Turk- ish Treaty — Interallied Tactics and Ref —f[Jimited of inclusion is jof the Turkish treaty. This is dis- | closed by an official summary $re- ceived here today of the jurisdiction | pr vided for in the provisional terms work, ‘sion of Control. | Granted its own flag. budget and separate organization, the commis- ‘sion, by the lines of the boundaries ifixed for the “zone of the straits,” “4 | will have authority over a territory , considerably greater that some, of ithe smaller nations of Europe. Made jalmost sovereign in itself, the com - | | _ ber tT Pullman Re Oe in lent of the League of Nations, as stip- satin igi is, agers : ‘ulation is expressly made that should | | in a taxi. Mr. Figueroa asked Mr. {it find liberty of passage of the straits bLilwell if he couldn't give him a lift, interfered with. it shall take such but he said he wasn't going our way. measures as may be deemed neces- because we lived on the East Side sary to preserve the freedom of the 288 and Mr. Figueroa lives at the Ritz. straits, As we started off we saw Mr Elwell The zone ineludes not only the walk in the direction of Kighth ave- Bosphorus. Sea of Mormora and Dar- ee nue and we assumed that he was daneiles. but also three miles off looking fora cab: Mr. Figueroa took; shore from the mouth of the Darda- the three of us to Mr. Lewisohn’s|nelles and the Bosphorus and the ge house and then returned to the Ritz! Aegean Islands of Samothrace, Im- himself. My last sight of Mr. El-' pros. Limnos. Tenedos and Lesbos. A well was as he stood near the curb Jand zone also is provided extending 1 paper, thinly said in concl slightest idea tion Mr. Saw Him Irregularly. At this poltnt the reporter ques- well’s death. It is we always talked in a pleasant way. the lig- was, but he knew everybody at Mr. and Mrs. Lewisohn, ‘“T'ntil | saw von Schlegel. understood veiled,” usion, ““s they want Miss hadn't ed to detectives Gentry in a le ueroa and Elwell—and his greetings had Kept their motors, so we got: woods for him. waving a goodnight with his stick.’ the intimations in the Kraus the ques- | I knew noth- ing of his movements beyond what I! Gentry Says He Can Explain Letter to Elwell. By the Associated Press. often CINCINNATI, June 16.—-Lloyd Gentry, manager of J. B. Elwell's . companion, as tO) separation, and she replied: horses at the Latonia racetrack, said “Very irregularly. I met him last night that he was unable to , when I'd be out with my sister and shed any light on the mystery of El- are as tter | he said that El- everyone except a certain Gentry Savs he can easily explaim@this matter. to all of them were cordial.” Then Negro Awaiting Execution Escapes. | , ; : By the Aegsocia‘ted Preas he | Miss Kraus gave the details of the wasTON, Md.. June 16.—Isatah last moments she saw Elwell alive Fountain, a negro. who was awaiting - sentence of execution for assault “We stayed at the Frolic until the upon Bertha Simpson, 13-year-old last number of the show, dancing a white girl, in Trappe, Md.. April 19. made -his second escape from jail [I stairs. This was about a quarter of here last night. The Sheriff and a’ 2. Neither Mr. Lewisohn nor Mr, El- posse of 200 men are searching the | from 10 to 17 miles northwest of the sea of Marmora and eight to 28 miles | southeast. Its northwestern limit common with the new | tier, miles west of the ,on the Black Sea; its eastern is Greek fron- 3osphorus, limit 5? PULLMAN CO. MEN CALL OFF STRIKE, BY THE ALLIES RETURN 10 18 Limited Internationalization Move Taken “on Condition Company Cease Vicious! 99 Persone! Abuse! rain From. The strike of shopmen of the Pull- ae Oe ee | | | | | | | i ’ / | oft a 2-year-old daughter, Mrs. NORTHWESTERN U. CONFERS DEGREE ON YOUNG MOTHER Mrs. Ruth Tracy -Studied Phil- osophy When Rocking 2-Year- Old Daughter to Sleep. the Associated Press. CHICAGO, By Ruth Tracy graduated from western Umiversity today with a gree of bachelor of arts and honorary 'megbership in a scholarship soror- was June 16.—The mother | ' ' | ' ! i ' i ; North-. de- | 1919 primary law is unconstity eh the Supreme Court ruled today, eng the State goes back to the 1919 tions aet as amended in 1912. } i }ity. Four months after she entered | | college in the fall of 1917 her baby was born. While in the hospital she made up a semester of French and man Car Lines shops; \po50 Bircher | street, and of yard e mplos es, which began a week ago today, ended this morning. Frank Wiss, manager of) the shops, said 425 men were at out of a total force of 684, of 'which 628 joined in the strike. The others are expected back tomorrow. number 60, and by whose abeut The vardmen, by Wiss to be ‘returned. | Ee. J. Obermark, the sheet metal workers, said it decided last night, in a meeting "030 Olive street, to return to ‘on eondition that the Pullmar ¢ will cease itS vicious tuctics, ang re- frain from further personal ubuse Of re- again,”’ recommend | This failing, the right to quit work resolution said. “We that all employes return with us. our members. we serve _ ‘? is sald the | provided for the Interallied Commis- | Strikers to be more than 200; also— ‘stories and think local chairman of! was at work ‘oO. frequently returned to classes in three months. “T intend return next vear to study for master’s degree,” she said today. “Instead of spending my afternoons playing bridge whist or at social affairs, I study. But do not suppose I am a grind, band and [ run down to to see the shows and to rat the city | ‘tend dances. lie said the strikers accepted as- | surances given by D. S. Taylor, on: behalf of the company, to BB. E. Jewell, ploves’ department of the Federation of Labor, that strikers would be reinstated, their seniority rights. The railroad department of American Federation of Labor asked to take up with” the management in Chicago recognition of Smith, workers, Puliman all with the question of Smith and R. J. -tives:of the electrical emploves of the the who are Cox. in Chicago, agement here declined to deal actly ROOT AT COURT OF JUSTICE CONFERENCE AT THE HAGUE American but with whom the man- has Harry representa-’ the three St. president of the railroad em- | Mmerican | th: to Boston on a evening while rocking tell Mother Goose out my the to sleep I “In baby lesson. “During the day i baby with my sorority times, and frequently a would hold her while | was at class. would leave the sisters at professor ‘CHIEFS O’BRIEN AND HANNEGAN BRUISED IN TRAIN COLLISION Injured With Barney Verheyen Accident Near Worcester—Con- ' tinue Their Journey. : my philosophy | for my hus- |. at-| ; ILLINOIS 1919 PRIMA Supreme Special morning in the case of Willla of Chicago was oral, H. act unconstitutional on twe rounds; — tv of precinct I | representation. LAW IS KNOCK Court Decision Cause State to Go Back ta5 Amendments of is Af E Sy cS Py to the Post-Diepatch. wa SPRINGFIELD, IL, June 16 thy sh The opinion was handed 4 and the opinion, » was read by Justie¢e J Cartwright. The Court holds the 1. It vests arbitrary power in coun committees in Sram to the fixing | wundary ies, 2. It rebs larger wards of Proper On the second point the Court points out that the law Rives Syvecial to the Post-Dispatch WORCESTER, Mass., June 16.— | (thief of Police O'Brien of St. Louis, (thief of Detectives Hannegan and? B. F. Verheven, secretary of the Bu- | reau of Efficiency for the St. Louis | Police Department, were bruised | and Shaken when a local train | crashed into the rear of the express on which they were riding at Lake Park, four miles from here, late last night. Twenty-seven passen- gers were injured. In the excitement that followed, Louisans gave first aid to some of those hurt. They had at- tended a national convention of po- lice officials, and were on their way Boston & Albany ex- a press train. While at Worcester, — Less Trouble to make your table beverage when it is INSTANT | POSTUM It is made instantly by adding Mate of Geren parts of Whest Od & emell partion of Molasses Garns Coren Moon USA "Sf weer cow? cuners , hot water to a spoonful in the cup stirring and a cream to taste. adding sugar and Sold by Grocers Slip These Things | ie in Your Traveling Bag A few creature comforts right at hand will do a lot to add to the vacation pleasures—for in- stance: a pair of binoculars toilet article kit small thermos bottle flash light fountain pen an Ever-Sharp pencil Ecker’s: TWO STORES 51 N. Grand mous Attorneys this mor ning tha’ he w ould not a a folléws: announcement of his political in tions pending the outcome of the case and is expected to make a ment brought the case, was convicted Chicago his under an act which was itself" constitutional. ward committeeman in Chicagy vote as-committeeman and one Vote additional the |} teeman in a small ward the sam | vote as one in a large ward in CteR County. for each county. o0 votes cast ip This gives a commit. The Court's opinion was u@i” and in the face of this fae) y-General Brundage stabeq — motion for a rehearing. ‘ Brundage issued a statement as “The opinion of the Court — sweeping and unanimous, Ip facy of this fact | will not ask a rehear- ing aa ~ | invalidated thereof the quently that elected thereunder prior to 1926 tinue to serve until Successors’ fe chosen.” The primary act of 1919 be and a repealing inoperative, it follow@ dhs — act of 1910, as cubes? amended, ig in foree ‘nd committeemen and commit priniary ~ a? Yoq Lowden has been holding-gp Gov. today. William Fok, for appeal sels ee ee | ee - ere a dav were stressed with emotion aris- | took-me into the house and upstairs | -Saw in the paper today, but [ have! is 40 miles east of the mouth of the’) Attendance of Proof That | eniiets conch thek hed edeanel ing from the horror of the murder | and then questioned me.” | known nothing of his life since our/ Bosphorus, and its southwestern Old and New Worlds Wil not Be — | hot bo wr s tal " f th S . PERSHING NOT CANDIDATE UNDER. that comes so close to them and the, Miss Kraus winced at the recollee- separation of almost a year ago. We limit is partly common with the) Separated, m Bourgeois Says... | the cocci pa ) ane ae on gg unenviable position in which they) tion of the unexpected ordeal. to have no relations whatsoever since! district of Smyrna, 55 miles south-/| By the Associa Press & | etahied . 5 ake | StCe Ae Hee ~ ANY CONDITION HE Saye : ~— | : r » . Ge as ~ a s rrreve = ‘War memorials and cemeteries. | oe. ae d its sessions here today. perry the express was standing still. NEW YORK, June 16.—S0 many main ‘business of a large group of “They asked me all sorts of ques: | MRS. JOSEPH BOWN ELWELL. Their father, Maurice kK. Kraus, | Regulations for Tone. « Che conference Was inaugurated bD\ | Stl - ; land such highly esloeed reports ot New York's well-to-do circles, nen, tions, and though thev were nice an? | ; ’ - e Was a very well-to-do banker, who : laid icin Mee tee Leon Bourgeois, president of the (Chief O'Brien was jammed under political plans ieee ease aan perhaps more than women, re/gentlemanly about it, 1 was com- | 20> aan i eeanin afforded his daughters all the ad-|_ Regulations _ : nani ome French Association of the society of | a seat. Hannegan and Verheyen Gen Pershio no itn h ° - taken for what they seem to be/|pletely overwrought by the whole | ¢ ly lest & te tip teat vantages that wealth can provide in | forcement Dy the emai reg com") Nations, who in speaking on behalf | were severely shaken up and suf- re Re se fi : pes eee rither than for what they actually |thing. Mrs. Lewisohn came in a few. 908 5 al i ies - 4 Piste ee had the way of schooling and finishing | ™'!ssion provide t cil See ‘ = ‘of the Council of the League of Na-)} fered bruises and wrenched backs. chat aa cane a & aad al 6 ‘col afte. minutes later, and then, after some | > a wig a P int processes of travel. The elder| ‘No belligerent warships may re-|tiens, referred to the presence of| The St. Louisans are making a Ww p i e — Disease al No Theory as te Killing. more questions, they told us we could | */¥®*S — oe wae oint| qaughter, who is named Selma, | Main within ports of the zone longer) jin Root, former secretary of ‘tour of Eastern cities to observe po-: * ©St je nt, the Post-Dispatch tep- > . oO : » ’ 2 . wine . i we “es , as ‘The position Elwell had been able/go. If it hadn’t been for his tele- te chs seas parol ee Mew ‘about ten years ago married Walter | than 24 hours or take on food, — state of the United States and one, lice methods. . Possecee noe stem em ma fete to’ make for himself among respect-|phone call to the house I should ; Mrs. ar 2 oath whisk an sonarated Lewisohn, a partner in the banking | °F recrults. - eM an | of the delegates to participate in the J his penance 1e subject. hie able people whose wealth usually|have gone there and_ then a oan hénre to lwe with seat , xper -e was ot o ‘ ’ 1 : , ; ;' ee . p or that phase of New York life, which | avoidable notoriety. I don't suppose | Sa ae big pti stat “nities nent financiers in America, with od Hg rey ce and war. bial | ‘is a proof that the old. world and | CALLS ARCHITECT'S BLUFF pa pe Po taage the Post-Dis- rarely #oncerns itself with the quety|I had been at Elwell’s house twice » appl od etl ‘ae a recnagpienatol fortune reckoned in many millions. | rhe straits are not subject toj,. new. notwithstanding passing | PRESET Dee ape smtp. pec ally: to deny com piete- as to what a man actually is, but; before in my life. We stopped ‘by nie porch ng Marea his ms The Lewisohn brothers are sons of blockade. : | difficulties, will not be separated by |W. D. Crowell, Asvesved Inside City, > ' now, OF ever have bad) rather what he pretends to be. there once to pick him up when T due to any question of another man,” ty, jate Leonard Lewisohn, who,| No. belligerent right to be exer-| ., lastine barrier.”’ | Pays Cost of $7.60 on Specding or ever expect to Have or ever wit ‘“The detectives and the dis rit|was in the motor once with my ~— a ing Vine Type with his brother Adolph Lewisohn, | cised “ae ne Se [es os raggnse | Charge at Clayton. we ges Ghat ee attorney have told us that they hava brother and one other time around Mi ~ ng a! a4 ° ? nres made enormous wealth in copper mitted within the zone, except upon ‘CUSTOMER KILLED. POLICEMAN William 1D. Crowell. an architect. e leadt idea that my name will -b ; * - ’ - i ~ ‘7 e > + ,Y° q- : i - . esis . > me ' , . . e , 5° pe . . no further questions to ask,’ said|last Christmas, when he was sick .._ a sb Poe nod ten asia mining. Walter and Frederick Jew- | special authorization of the league | residing at the Racquet Club, ap- anreee at the San Francisco coma Miss Kraus, “but insinuations and and I stopped by and sent the chauf- aes sa a - aS ane cae te on- | isohn are brothers of the late Oscar ‘of Nations. | SHOT, IN BANK HOLDUP | pearea in Justice Stecker’s court at tion, and I will not permit ia Ge e Vy , _ ; : ¢ é ffeare ‘epmietance : , ‘ -_ + 2 c Cr : f " f s re ation. : has any. theory as to who. " wane | tion for women the newspapers S@Y >= «when Mr. and Mrs. Lewisohn, Continued From ie One. within the zone and commanded by | offered resistance and another of) — Roth took Crowell to the Mounted so tes derer is and hy a9 wf a = mae he had.’ | Mr, Figueroa, Mr. ElweH and I se — —_ —-!foreign officers, as well as such the robbers killed him Folice Station, where Crowell re- ‘Absolutely. stom Bp" stg nrc eo a eee dined together at the Ritz-Carlton until 3:30 o’cloc h in the morning. | military and naval air forees and! The men then fled without at-; fused to surrender on thé ground | , e Ww ~ 4 * ae > . 6 2 i > 2 > } F > : . . Yeas » j t “3 j $ le \ ' i Hi } "4 " r ' ‘ claimed in unison: and th "tes Then Miss Krauss continued: I roof Thursday night and then went He did not leave the house untf! an | guard ships of their own as Great |tempting to obtain any money. | that Roth had no yarrant. When Oe en TS.) was visiting my sister and brother-! over to the Midnight Frolic, I had hour and a half after the irterro-| Britain, France and Italy may deem | “ jinformed that he would have to re-* Lewisohn, continuing, said: “We | in-l t Pal Beach in 1912 wh I | f = ; ‘ration ended eae sty ’ |}main at the statio til ;: ar were stunned by the news. While we naw at FPaim Heacn in 2% _ not the slightest idea that my final 6 “necessary. ‘'BEGLEY’S RELATIVES Sass - Sawn URI & Wartett ‘knew little of Mr. Elwell’s sabe an met Mr. Elwell for the first time. We | qecree had been granted, so you can Every Rumor Examined. | In addition to the general laws | RESIST BANK’S CLAIM on: band 16 Sa ae aan bis anes d * ae ce aera sald: ou can see it is postmarked against a Philadelphia merchant for | matters relating to wrecks, salvage | and farm loan officer of the Mis- Judge Falkenhainer of the assign-| im to $675 than hundreds of others who knew | ace athe tae oa pte pe aye | June 12, which was Saturday.” alienating his wife's affections. Ac- and lighterage. 'sissippi Valley Trust Co., and former ment division of the Circuit Court Eiwell, sO | want my sister to tell | a saree gmail oe O i. ype og Mrs. Lewisohn here entered the cording to detectives, they received Maintenance of the ports of Con- Assistant Attorney General of Mis- announced today that there would be | All Styles yeu just how we happened to 0 ng ie winter. | conversation again. “There are any information that Elwell had recent- |... tie Bnatn ‘tg| Souri, represented the trust com- |" more jury cases in the civil divi-| Hs i. D | Once in a rare while we would be at. a |stantinople and Haida Pasha as ports) | ag j , in Stoc there. l the aint 'e with tiie * ene cael number of fairly nice people. she ly been paying attention to. this | of international concern, where the! Pany in ‘the negotiations which re- | 50"? until the October term. on ac- | a . > Miss Kraus Tells Story. oe wesogtaen I one him before my aa isaid, “who knew and liked Mr. El-) young woman, and they are seeking | citizens, goods and flags of all sulted in Beglevy’s relatives signing | count of the heat. Twelve Cases | Immedi t D li Then Miss Kraus, taking up the | page ave years ago, to “wl von | We] just as we did. We met him her husband's whereabouts, to ques- et wncars belonging to the League of | the note which now is a subject of | which were on the docket will ac- | late e ven narrative said: “Mr. Elwell was to) Schlegel 3 x gen i Sate 'around at their houses, but, fortu- | tion him. | Nations shall enjoy complete litigation cordingly go over. Any jury case now | Ea. Te rs , ol . | a ? on — , . ie . ‘ ’ - ' | . . ; Ait = j : ace 4 » 5 “ — with Mr. and Mrs. Lew- “As I told you, Von knew him be- nately for them, their names es item ssa were started ifreedom, is also placed within the. Judge Falkenhatner| Informed the " progress will be completed, how- | , y rms. a ?P sp oral ane place at El-| tore we were married, and after that | Bet come gut and am glad for ape oe est or pete — - - —— 7 control of the commission, which attorneys in the case that he would ysis | : ark between Eatonton and | |when we had a cottage down on pape ee thet ts Tee Sane,” We) Uae recent Ee ee ee ‘shall provide at the two ports free’ take the matter under advisement His announcement affec{s seven | ese oO . , ‘ oat . P > ‘ ? 5 >. bs « ’ ; ee me ng Branch in New Jersey, to play Long Island, Elwell would come 'f** heard an unkind word said) nations led waim § 2escn, 008 | pones for the erection and tise of and would give a decision probably, “@4'“ wherein jury cases/are han a If ’riday afternoon and Saturday. | qow mn occasionally and golf with us ‘about him and everybody seemed Beach, Latonia, Louisville and Lex- | warehouses about the middle of July ~ | dled. The Store With the was to have been a smal! house | but in the entire time + cee believe | 6144 to have him around. He was ington, in which reserts the mur- | : : ——— Rig Victor Dog” rty and we intended to start! ‘er what y ‘ould call an inti-| dered turfman spent most of his | he was any wa} never what you would call a | Ss Oli St. und 2 o'clock Friday afternoon in | me than he (oy ely ottaae wens na og of ours, but distinctly a friend- time for the past several months. | ve ‘motor. The night before, just Cet ps oon ene ly acquaintance.” p Published Datiy by MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED titted to the Giepatches credited credited newe published heretn. lreantion of special dispatches hereis are’ reserved. SUBSCRIPTION A Dativ and Bunda, Datiy without Sunday Sun rryeoree y : P meses any Datly oniv ya7R. at under the act of Maren: Ss. 1870. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATEH, Founded by JOSEPH Pt ULITZER. a tz. 187A the Pullteer Co.. Twelfth and Olive Streets (Member Audit Bureau of crema Aneociated Press ian excl uve for republication to tt of not reaper The in thle Maile . | RATES at DVA vom ane rear ~«eeee® one VOR «eaee* ¥ ” eeeeeee teeta! order, Louie © chan o> and sone.’ Que “far. 0 Newesdealers \vewhere a Bonin. Yunde? ies , ha tei ae ay oniy. one Year. Remit either by order or St Carrier in &t (40-enile Tie a Manth Through The tv Entered a8 secon! clae® the Paste’ te ce = Rell. Olive 6600. Kiniock Central BUSINES. SCE] Estimated Were i Fire Ho ' Leaders of Force By tha Asgocia DULUTH, tually norm today on the over which a surged police from | jenching thre wit) year-old whit fering from 4 her father sa expected. . When two ¢ National Gua! an early hou from St. Pauw damaged poli s¥dets as vi mob's activity f fAHder Adiutant-Gen t?@¢@ men and temporary cal the if AEAInNsSt anv e artis” an action The riot duty. Last night's complished af Was used In | headquarters, street, LDuluth thoroughfare. hours, the n linquishing = § fi Negroes had b Attack o Six negroes the police in ¢ tick the ¢ ata circus gf The negroes \ cireus as row: held A mock t the negroes g' other th w“ the hands of t The three were hanged half of the io hooting down that the law ite course It hang the firs broke the first Declare Tho negrbde MoGhie, Elm Green, all abo were lynched 11°39 p. m., 11 m McGhia w noose. He er ing-wis inrioce: priest, elim bed 168 fe last nection pers¢ streets, ih on ree, Poe and pleac Wan met by h m@mber the ¢ Bwice McGr alto the shi ea, time the with ther. h! a was trial he Bion ar fa’ “ son and innocen miaty. tees Call f be indica ; fet receiv: came ’ at 7 © with mi: Cipal etroe ; lunteers td | the | IP whit lere Was st irr its ’ b (ad 5000 ww jal ‘gan, atbw The Poe o « the “ity hall. Michie aft) mt yes trapee on the rear baes rrient gan On hoth atre Surcinge town: POlice had "Dp a-Neht MO fre he be fret « the reat enters lek advantas Year bys haar through wind rear door, whi! thors Were fire tates the basen UP the stair SPurts of wate: bac ‘Mob and Pe Bricks Play, an«d as fear others of "ection of fire Seemegit on the too, | ugatt th
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Decision Wilt 0 Go Back tos ats of 1913. epatch. Ill., June 16.—The is tinconstitutiona), t ruled today, and k to the 1910 elec. ged in 1912. » handed down this se of WilllanY Fox he opinion, Which ad by Justice James he c ourt holds the al On two grounds: rary power in coun. regard to the fixing ary lines, r wards of proper point the Court e law fives eack an in Chicago’ ote man and one vote h 50 votes cast in sives a commit- ward the same arge ward in Copk ilon was todni- face of this fact Brundage — stated he would not make ehearing. : da statement hion of the manimbobus, In fac. not ask a rehear- act of 1919 being repealing clause e, it follows that of 1910, as subee- is in force '§ and hn and committees prior to 1920 con ntil successors are as Court as been holding up his political inten- Outcome of the Fox ed to make a state. illiiam Fox, whos » was convicted tn al voting and in he was convicted ich was itself uf- i ——— ee ee ee ee ANDIDATE UNDER ITION, HE SAYS Has Not Now, and to Have Political He Declares. Dispatch. June 16.—So many colored reports of ve been ince he announced ign from the army pon his return from Post-Dispatch rep- fi him for a final @ subject. “his is be given the oppor: at rest these wild. orize the Post-Dis- to denv complete- , or ever have had, o have or ever will bitions. I have not at my name will be n Francisco conen- not permit its use Ould be made In whatsoever woud hing a candidate for br for any other po- ¢ as have been in cip- ken fraudulent ant the least base in are and _ stronger han these that you clear my position, use them.” re acquainted with ay there is no tiéett utation. With the OST-DISPATCH. at PULITZER. ba ull Publishing Olive treets. «78 u of Circulatiane!)°" | ASSOCIATED PRESS. biicat fon’ of aL hee year. Ry, one y . ei - se ; oo matter — Cla “a Fouls postal prder, expr Che nnd Buburbes fot inn ay, et cep gg eA "5 + Co wv : Me. Kinloch, Centrat comme " ae xtc. ascribed te, ’ > a . Was’ used *e % a ee ee Dow MOB FOR TMT RT reese — e +S ees oa or eer ST, y¥ - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH |: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1920. JVERPOWERS | pouce HANGS 4}. 3 NEGROES Six Circus Roustabouts Given LJ Republican Presidential Candidate and His Wife Posing Together for Photographers Immediately After Nomination Mock Trial, Following At- ‘tack on Young White Girl, “and Three Are ‘Back to Police After Sta- tion Is S tormed. Handed BUSINESS STREET SCENE OF ACTION. Estimated 5000 Persons Were in Throngs During Fire Hose Battle Between. Leaders and Police; Eight of Force Are Injured. 2 By the Associated Press DULUTH, tually Minn., normal eonditio June 16. ns today on the Duluth business streets, over which a surged last police from power mob night, and of 5000 Swe eping the seizing lynching three negroes held in con- nection with yeareold white girl. fering from a her father says, but her recovery expected. ,_ When two companies of Minnesota | National Guardsmen reached here at! special found only a and littered | the | an early from St. 8 éais as hour, Paul, damaged polic visual an The nervous ona they e station mob's activity. éthder personal command of State . Adjutant-Gene ft men and tempdsxary chmp, the streets, if against any arise an action. The mot duty. i *Last nigkKt’'s as ral W. F. six necessary, eventuality t aftermath men are Ivnchings attack on a evidence Rhinow, officers went preparing to patrol | of girl is suf- breakdown is train of to hat guard were AC- complished after the city’s fire hose -in ¢ hexdquarters, steeet, Duluth’ thoroughfare. hours, the linquishing mob its in attack which fron Ss prineipa For at ruled, power on police ts Superior 1 business least ‘two only re- after fegroes had been lynched. '-* Attack on Circus Ground. which cireus as roustabouts. the hands of t he three Nooting down he police. ‘convicted” were hanged within a block half of the police station, two pleas of Six negroes had been arrested by | the police in connection with the at- | titk on the girl, | aia circus ground Monday The negroes were attached to took place night. The acquitted the | with a) the mob that the law be permitted to take its course. It hang the firs broke the first took thre t negro, two times. as the ‘e starts to | ithe 'was due in part to a shortage of men | on the force. rope Declare Their Innocence. ‘The. negroes hanged . MoGhie, Elmer Green, all about 22 years old. Jackson were Isaac and - Nate They Ware lynched in the order named at 11°30 p. m., 11:38 , 7m, @ nd 11:45 p. m. McGhie was the first to feel the noose. He cried for mercy, declar- ne =, . AT aa priest, Js innocence. Father F. J. Howard, bed 15 feet up an electric light and pleaded with the mob. met by hoots and cries of ‘‘Re- | He fenber. the girl—Lynch them.” i. ce McGhie was jerked into the| to the shouts of the mob, time the rope broke. bat them, I ; ; ; i was hi am not s last cry, and “God be! the right as on trial he went to his death. ——Vir- | prevail | persons | and 17- | the | into | might | the mob's | equipped for | (and ‘the front door. the } the police offered no further resist- | attack. negroes | c ! and 8/ session of the negro suspects. priests ithe Yhob. , there. 'ly today, the | girl here Monday PO APA De ore me a Ya SRR PA AO bs Os a ae 2 wars SS oe oe _—_- os - es Se duel that had a marked mob managed This caused the police, down and ‘in the wetter ensued neither side advantayve until the to cut the police hose. a momentary retreat by the mob began battering pared, After .entrance had been forced, ance, realizing, they said, that at- tempts to use firearms disturbance into a riot of more Se- ‘rious proportions, and probably cause | ‘loss of life. the | mob | ‘ held a mock trial, declared three of | eee ve Beavy the negfoes guilty and gepsnared a girl. ee ee ee ‘3 MINER OFFICIALS “SENTENCED | front en-. /Found Guiity atti Contempt for R®- fusing to Appear in Court. Acatctiated Press PITTSRU RG, Kan., June Three district officials of thexUnit- ed Mine Workers of America and a of the Operators, member ers and were sentenced to jail for contempteof court by Cir- | cuit Judge Andrew J. Curran today. The men, who are James MclIl- wrath and H. H. Maxwell, members of the district executive board of the union. and Thomas Cunningham, traveling auditor, and John Steele, joint board member, were found guilty of contempt of court in refus- ‘ng to appear before the Kansas of Industrial Relations and Judge Curran sen- tenced them to jail until such time | as they consent to appear before the Industrial Court. The men gave no- tice of appeal and a stay of execu- | upon were pre-|their giving bond of $2000 each. could turn the | | aker, 'aker for nomination athe | States Senate. after’an hour’s| a few minutes! | peared Harding ‘making a further | eustody | confirmed & | Iron | $6. | Joint Board of Min- | — IMPRESSIONS OF HARDING AS HIS Continued From Page One. be of ac- the must turn after thaf defeat, counted an amazing “whirligig of politics tan Against Foraker. Despite the fact that he had been a protege of the late Joseph B. For- r, it was through defeating For- ine 1914 that into the Foraker lost pres- tige and his friends, including Hard- ‘Ing, urged him not to run again for ithe Senate. Foraker refused to yield and after another candidate had ap- entered the list, triangular fight. Hard- 'ing’s friends say there was never any personal bitterness between him ‘and Foraker Congressman Nicho- (las Longworth recalled today that he had spoken on the same platform with the two during their campaign, land that | waged on impersonal lines. Receiving the nomination, Hard- ing ran for election against Timo- 'thy S. Hogan, Democrat, former At- | torney-General of the State, and won decisively. He is now rounding out _his first term in the Senate, he has continued to be a strict party man. | Harding stepped to its under -ing’s political career down ‘present phe«e. Pursuing, | the leadership of Col. William Coo- ,; per Procter of Cincinnati, the pol- icy of invading favorite son states, /'the Wood forces made a terrific ' drive against Harding in the 'State primary. Harding ‘into his potential strength. .~—Cleveland, Columbus, Canton, Day- ‘ton and Youngstown—and Harding | eight police- | Toledo and Ak- counties out vote in the —Cincinnati, Wood carried 26 The total three ron, of ‘the 88. State was 121,000 for 105,000 for Wood, and the result in pledged delegates was 39 for Hard- ‘ing, 9 for Wood. Reaction in Cincinnati. | In Cincinnati, the Republican or- | ganization, headed by “Rud” kK Hynicka, was, for the most part, ‘either for Wood or indifferent. Harding was saved, according to some observers, only by the reaction | in his favor following exposure the machine’s plan to “‘go down the |line’ for Wood in the = so-called '“tough"’ wards. The vote in Ham- ilton County, of which Cincinnati is a part, was: Harding, 11,000; Wood, 9000; Johnson, 4500; Hoover, 2900. A full exposition of Hamilton ‘County politics would lead into many tortuous bypaths. It ts sufficient to say that Hamilton County is in sen- 'timent one of the wettest ‘the United States, having ‘slaughtered Frank B. Willis, ‘publican candidate for Governor, i twice ‘favor of Cox, because of the latter's) more liberal tendencies. In view of the fact that Harding | is accounted a.drv and that tud”™ Hynicka, the local boss, has no fond- 'ness for Harry M. Daugherty, the Harding manager, it is easy to see | why Cincinnati showed no rampant ‘enthusiasm for the Senator. At the same time it refused to get excited jover Wood, though heroic efforts |were made by Procter through use United | the fight throughout was | where | This brings the summary of Hard-. Ohio | came off | victor, but heavy inroads were made | Of the | eight large’ cities Wood carried five | Harding and. of | areas in| Re- | yyright ‘of his ginger bulk NEIGHBORS SEE HIM #$writer is informed, toward both candidates. Harding convention episode Mayor ‘legate. , rhe atic ing de Galvin Harding's saved who when The inight The Come Wood. Har shirt his speec! ances him 1] ‘gates had a ' ditch ; —_eeee Congress Ohio to determine on their course for following 'Wwaverers who thought that was done Harding 7 By INTERNATIONAL. by International Film Co. mrganization to put Wood movement. local voters, the were lukewarm business into the of the fight spilled over into and brought on a dram- of which the hero was Galvin of Cincinnati, a Hard- is hailed by the man candidacy hair. in the Kriday ballots. caucus being friends here the Harding it was hanging by a scene was a room Hotel: the time, after the iirst four delegates were now as in them were Harding time had choice, day. Among the second and that to their for to go ame in short assur- rive as sent for. He « He made a daring that he had that would 00 votes on the next ballot. said he wanted the dele- to stand bv him so long as he chance. He asked for no last effort or violation of plegres. he pleaded, “give me my ding Ww sleeves, 1, dec of support | chance.” Mayor followed: saw man standing before us, Galvin can best tell what that big handsome pleading for fine, a chance, and I would have been for him | other **By God,’ | give y 60. lor for the Mayor, neck, Hardin or his votes lot. again back Bex of a f partisan be will nicks then and three others went for on the seventh, but they swung Aause desertion even if I had had some before. I said, ‘I chance for six choice for one will ou ¢ ballots > #° your Willis made a threw his arms about and hugged him. gegot his chance. His 539 stuck to him on the fifth bal- On the sixth ‘“‘Rud"” Hynicka Wood and mer Gov. on the eighth. of Hynicka’'s threats are being heard ight to dethrone him, but non- observers say the patched up, amd that Will found lining up liv- pe the Republican vote here in the fall for liarding. went | paren | sert he was in a deai with Col. ter. he ap- aAS- Hynicka explains that because Harding was of it: his enemies Proc- sen- over tly out The affair: has created a sation locally. Procter’s Stand Undetermined. Another fly in the Republican ointment ts the statement given out here from his return was angry by Col. Procter on (*hicago. Procter at the senatorial group that put over Harding, say s&s hesitate to he would and did not oO. Asked whether support Harding, he replied: ee cannot say what I! will do | present.” is a publicans say, tween Harding issue | dry They voted i with” that vote is almost completely domination | chine. A possibility that Ohioans nominated by is is that Gov. Cox will the Democrats. Harding a dry. however, that and. Cox the would cut no big out that, while he has avoided “training Anti-saloon League, and Hiamilton County “wet” under the of the Republican be Cox Liberal; Re- wet-or- figure. point Harding dry, the the The Wood- | the. the | temporary , trouble | } ' | i ‘Railroads Not to Accept Ship- | | | j | St. ‘oft Wabash ithe ation, | the | was | sider ,long to ‘operation ment , care | of | leaders, at | ‘ interesting | as be- | ma- | Cox's only source of gtrength : signed 2 ee a ST. LOUIS -POST-DISPATCH ee ee | EMBARGO PIT (IN Wife of Camp Grant Utilities Officer Shot to Death in Auto INGUMING FREIGHT INDRIVERS STRIKE ments of Less Than Car- load Lot to St. Louis by Way of East St. Louis. | Railroads coming into S8t. through East St. Louis began put- ting.an embargo today on less than carload shipments of freight St. Louis by way The embargo was made con- to of Louis. first announcement the by and the Southern Railway. This action was taken walkout of transfer drivers and chauffeurs been on a “voluntary since last Saturday morning. At the Chamber of Commerce it was predicted that other roads would declare embargoes on inbound freight from the east dn the course of the day and that the less-than- company who have vacation” carload freight tie-up would be com. | plete within 24 should remain Joseph hours if the walkout in force. KM nglaender, secretary- treasurer of the Columbia Transfer Co., today said 2000 drivers were out. This was twice the number reported idle yesterday morning There are 80 transfer and companies in the Team and Owners’ Association of St.- Harry Engel, secretary of the today said all of these panies were affected. by Hope for an early settlement wage differences and the ending the walkout ernoon by Enge!, employers air the lumbia Transfer men had asked for employers and the conference set for 2:30 p. m. The men, he said. would meet tonight to con- whatever action might be taken at the afternoon conference. A few companies which do not be- the association are under a tentative which they express Truck uis. associ- of of after a meeting of offices o fthe Co- {! per increase, or 17 Te | ot . - ; 686; in- ise cent. increase ‘ . HU oo For the Best Values Go to Dorn Bros MARKET & GROGER C@. Delmar Vandeventer Near and Hamilton Delmar Av. You Receive Twice as many as usual with all purchases As an Extra Saving Every Thursday three eyewitnesses to Twenty-second Like »1 hey | Worth. a ft Ls FIVE WITNESSES y DENTIFY SLAYER OF LYON Robert Creed Pointed Out as Man Who Shot Gangster— His Brother, George, Iden- tified as One of Party. “3 vears old, of 3022 pointed out by ive eyewitnesses as the mesa who shot and mortaHhy wounded John 37. 1235 South Fourteenth street, a burglar and gangster, ir front of a soft drink saloon at Tenth and Hickory streets about 6 p. mé last Sunday Lyons died at the City Hiospital three hours later Creed’s *brother, Thomas, “605 La street, was have been men with whom CGeorre drove up In a red automobi e iust before the shooting Al! of these witnesses and several’ othera who were taken to the Soulard Street Police Station, identified a red auto- mobile held there as the one used by the slayer and his companions. The automobile was seized by the police vesterday and is said by them to be the property of Mrs. Ger- trude Creed, wife of Creed, proprietor of a soft drink saloon a®@ and Adams streets is a brother of Thome’ and Robert. 3 - James McKeever, 31, of 2804 Made was arrested at noon th Municipal Courts Bullde ing, where he rad gone for arraigne: ment On a burglary and larceny charge. He is employed by George (‘reed as a chauffeur. His wife told the police he left home Sunday, tell- ing her he was going to take @ut (‘reed’s automobile. Held on Shooting Charge. Robert Creed has servel work house sentences for petit larcemy, and flourishing @ deadftry weapon and is awaiting trial on a charge ef, shooting Edward Winters in en at- tempted holdup at Twentieth and Market streets April 10 last. Thom- as Creed was convicted of petit hir-, in June, 1913, and sentencetd to a year in the workhouse. George Creed and his brothers and Mabel Strehl, 25 years old, of 20236 Kaston were arreste | at Creed’s soft saloon yester-. day afternoon. Suspects welsa arrested later. A red automobile and a green Gli is shirt were the clews followed by ihe poliee in working on the case. Girl Gives License Nuamber. Several witnesses to the shooting described the slayer as having worn, a green shirt. Some said he was the same man with whomf Lyons, had a fight earlier in the afternoon. Witnesses gave the police different license numbers which they = said had observed on one Who was most the number was Miss of 1420 Grattan street. number was 274-906. The police found that a tag of thig number had been issued to Mre- Gertrude Creed, wife of George Creed. Yesterday afternoon theye seized the machine in a garage at- Kighteenth and Chestnut streets, They then searched the home of Mabel Strehl and found wrapped to. gether in a silk shirt and a both stained with rests followed Capt Kirk ft ad Robert Creed, Kutger street was today Lyons, 29, said of by one Salle of .three (‘reed (;oorge% (;eorge Creed aS ison street, dav at the cenyv avenue, drink (ther ” The Mary Melter dresser suit of underwear, blotches. The afr. oday said the pa- lesi of which the killing of the theft at $3000 from the rear of the home of W. Kk. Bixby at Lindell boulevard and King’s highway lake Thursdas night According to this informa- tion two gangs agreed to work to gether in executing this -theft, but gang ‘“double-crossed” the other went to the Bixby home before appointed hour and carried away whisk; Whisky Still this afternoon lies information Liem 1,’ (9) whisky ons grew out Valued raraewe in the crrie and the Lhe Room. policemen Frank gave his ivenue. It room Police: whisky of mash. They galion jJirs which contained whisky , Search being made for a man whose first name is Abe and who wus emploved by George Creed. Ha is said to have departed for Detroit vesterdagy? ENROLL NOW And Secure in Following iine vesterda. arrested teamster, who "607 Nirginia that he Park av there and found a and 31. gallons nddress as learned had an ad at Wert 1622 enue trier) stil] riso found two five had is Students’ Special Rates JUNE ENROLLMENT Good for September Entrance Students’ Rates CLOSE JUNE 30 Rubicam Business School 4931-33 Delmar Avenue Grand and Arsenal MAN AS! the machine, positive aste: She said the. drawer a green: - * 7 * - ~ v4 2 ee RE Re Gme O 2 entl ME RE AU TNT A RATERS ARTO UTE IN TAT RE ANC SLMS LATOR IEE GN: TN TE TNO RI LT Ne TNE RIG a IN RIE Par att CR ew Gea EP
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC ~—— oe ee eee eee { ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' ued —— AS I ——_— — than a machine, we respectfully — recominend the Standard Eight. Come and see the new models. lw Standard Automotive Corp. Distributors, Eastern Missouri and Southern Tilinois. Temporary Location, 2824 Locust St. FIGHT We Now Have Cars for Immediate Delivery | On Sixth Street—Between Locust and St. Charles : 2 re WwW EXTRAORDINARY!!! Women’s and Misses’ Suits - Coats ee ee eee Dresses - Skirts sensssaesiutneiiniiatainbiibabanaiiins Prices Less than Cost!! we ee ee ee ee | See Tomrerrow’s Papers for Full Particulars i ag Stewarts | - — —_ Ea oe wé: if fs which announced that provistons in | wi the Treaty of Versailles having been | 10 . tidischarged, its authority in the ple- | 3 : | a4 er } biscite region would cease immedi- | | I | tiately. sritish torces. which assisted 3 kot Lifn the policing of the plébscite dis- | | oe: ntret have been arriving here from | ; 1 eedeere: ' ‘Convention Also Calls on — Congress to Pass Laws to Te i} ie : | Exclude All Japanese and rig f | Asiatic Immigration. | ot 7 b | By the Associated Press_ ; : 1 fi r MONTREAL, Jutffe 16. — The| 1% a | American Federation of Labor in ‘ q }, 'eonvention here today called upon | d i or. ‘the Congress of the United States to) 8 an cancel the ‘‘gentlemen’s agreement” | te at | with Japan and absolutely exclude | il i f | Japanese and other Asiatic immigra- | bf ' “~ | Irish Republic Demanded. | | H | The Federation re-affirmed its; ae i ‘stand for recognition of the _ Irish F i ' Republic amid a great demonstra- ut 4 ‘tion. Resolutions adopted urged that | i bs 'the miiltary forces of occupation in | +i i Ireland be withdrawn, and that the | i la 'Irish people be accorded the right! i; i of gelf-determination. 44 « ‘’e The Federation instructed its one 1 fh ecutive council to take such steps as_ Mw | necessary to support organized labor | i) 'in Kansas, Nebraska, and Colorado | me in fighting anti-strike legislation to ; _@ finish. | : i Political Policy Approved. | | The non-partisan political policy | . | of Samuel Gompers, President of the | ‘ Federation, was unanimously in- | _dorsed. | | Declaring that a band of “irres| | sponsible agitators” are attempting ‘to discredit the ‘“‘recognized organ- | the Why . izations in the railway service,” the i ‘federation unanimously condemned ; the “secessionist movement’ which | has resulted in the recent railroad strike. The executive council was instruct- tion urging the Panama Canal Com,; mission to employ only American | citizens in the operation and mechan- | rgest ical department of the canal zone. | The convention rejected a resolu- ee —— ~ - — + em oni = pe ~ on - > > = - — —!, Ft Ne wen be mae oo Ph oe = oa He H understand. | The Plumb plan for nationaliza- | | [ { ee ition of the railroads, it was learned | t) | today, has been rejected by the wil fi Resolutions Committee by a vote of | ‘} if 4H WHITE six to three. This subject probably | uae A : will be reported to the federation to- | ! Hi morrow. -The railroad unions have | ") OWL combined in an effort to override ~~ rf ; the committee’s report. : +) Full support of any unions finding Ht , ° it necessary to demand a six-hour i 10c straight day was the attitude of the Ameri- if can Federation of Labor: provided if} $475 these hours will insure employment for their members. This was re- corded by a vote of the convention | h f bo on Saturday morning. The commit- | M or a x tee dealing with resolutions regari- | ’ : $ if ing hours of work had several reso- | i f 50 lutions in hand and all were grouped | it: O _ es together under one recommenda- | Ny tion. | ‘he | || Backed by roux Loses ssoo00 By i the BRIDGE ARBITRARY DECISION it { | if The failure of former Goy. Joseph | i resources W. Folk to win the arbitrary case | before the § Interstate Commerce | “i ' | Commisston, which yesterday de-, a4 O e _clared the 20 cents a ton charge on/| coal brought across the river, to be| : not unreasonable, cost him about: ; Hi “Ge : L Ce GD. | $50,000. | th ee | ‘ Jackson Johnson, chairman of the. i DEPENDABLE CIGARS Board of the Internatiomal Shoe Co., | it ; who was president of the Chamber. + 91 Distributing Branch of Commerce at the time of Folk’s| Ht IIlI4 Locust St. employment, today said to a Post-| | iH St. Louis. Dispatch reporter that at the insti-| tution of the suit by Folk he had) iy paid Folk a $5000 retainer collected . He from interested business men in ad- dition to his $1000 a month salary! and that he proposed to raise $50,-. 000 additional among business men) for Folk if the suit was won. “I! could have got it, too,”’ Johnson sald, | OPEN AIR SCHOOL HOMECOMING. ‘The annual home-coming,party of | the Little Open Air School, Natural! Bridge road, will be held tomorrow) afternoon. About 200 children, all | former etudents of the school, will | return for the party. They will be! examined to determine their physical | condition and to see if the work done by the open-air schoo) has been = | of a permanent nature. In almost sry > ’ . _ | I A | « Hi | all examinations previously held it ¥ { t | nas been found that the benefits of ‘the school have been permanent. Entertainment tn the way of ganres and folk dancing has been provided | and refreshments wil! be served. A similar party will be held at the! Taussig Open-Air School on. South! \Uirand avers “¢ “turday, | 610-612 Washington Avenue Announce for Thursday, June 17th, their cageripaniisiil L. ACKERMAN, CA Manager. ; | / © ed to investigate the desirability of | | White Owl forming an international union of | building service employes of Ameri- ca, to include all workers known as i become |janitors, janitresses, scrubwomen, | ? . | window workers and watchmen. | The convention adopted a resolu- | ‘The House of Courtesy’’ An annual event in which many women supply | their dress needs at savings of many dollars Offering highest type frocks and i" gowns made to sell for $55, . $115 for on ‘ / In this sale are many hundreds of Dresses pur- f | i chased at astounding concessions from about ten Aa of America’s foremost specialists in distinctive attire. These are not Dresses made hurriedly for spe- cial sale purposes, but rather are examples of the dressmaker’s finest art. Figured Georgettes in Summer Shades Macrame Lace and Taffeta Dresses Beaded Satin Afternoon Gowns Tussah Silk Sport Dresses Emb’d Tricolette Sport Dresses Beaded Tricotine Dresses Georgette and Satin Frocks are Polka-Dot Foulard Dresses ie ee IMPORTANT This $95 Beaded Georgette Dress, $32 Owing to the magnitude of this sale and the sensational char- No returns or acter of the values, no pin fittings will be made on Thursday. be final. Appointments for fittings may be made, and will be given earliest possible attention. The Dresses will be conveniently arranged and extra salesladies will be here. You are urged to shop as early as possible. Offering highest type frocks and gowns made to sell for $55, — $65, $75, $95, $100 to $115 for only "Sa If you have attended any of our great Dress Sales of the past you will appreciate all the more our statement that these particular styles, quali- ties and values are in a class by themselves. Every model emphasizes exclusiveness and fine workmanship. The size range varies from 16 up to 42. Embroidered Taffetas and Organdies Tricolette and Tussah Sport Types Figured Georgette Dresses Eyelet-Embroidered Crepe de Chines Beaded Georgette Dresses Embroidered Poiret Twill Dresses - Embroidered Tricotine Dresses Crepe de Chine Sport Effects IMPORTANT exchanges will be permitted. Every sale must + re _ —— —_ —- = = ——- = = I ——_——- : oe i ia ‘ ’ Pinge A é - *. i= a. : "| x 4 rf + * , > 5 3 * 2 A PERE DS : " 4 oa rs el Aen u %, ‘ : ’ * ’ ’ ; ’ ‘ ‘ “ ' ; © -_— “ ; >: —— eee TS TI TET me ——— i. A <_guengpaineeeen, — . - - e - STC ate a= . - Smee ae ee ee ———— ee ee —" eee ee Oe ed eae Th will | Servi be ar the n Men’
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Dip Re aE Oe TM Eee TPL the Hee ee ee eee Pe Magers EHD - = ans - crepe porreery SNL TEL PO A ALOT OM to x a — o Seen teetens ———— — ——————————— a WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1920. —— eee = ee. Silk Shirts on Sale Cotton Shirts on Sale in the Men S Store in the Main Building ] ae i A y) Arounce Sho Semr/omud Spirt Sale The Master Shirt Event of the Season Begins Thursday at 9 O'clock ONDITIONS have favored this Semi-Annual Sale of Shirts. While _ HE immense quantity of Shirts involved, the great variety of _the preparations were in the making we were able to secure im- | styles and materials, and the extremely low prices in effect, com- ! mense quantities of the most desired Shirts at savings. The result is | bine to make this a shirt-buying opportunity deserving of your first ¢ ts } || that we are able to offer values that are far beyond what we expected consideration. The men who will purchase enough Shirts to last st. Charles if a “ -_--— et meee - _ =:- al * 4 3 || to offer for this semi-annual event. | : threughout the year will be showing excellent wisdom. ts tf This Sale Will Be Held in the Men’s Store and Also on the Main Floor in the Main Building le) [ Silk Shirts on Sale in-the Men's Store | | : —_— - 1400 Silk Shirts at $5.95 In this group we offer Shirts of ? W hite Jersey Silk C W hite Satin Serge Silk : W hite Nabob Silk, collar to match ceaieialll € ‘ W hite and Pastel Shades in Crepe de Chine Colored Striped Habutai, from Japan Every Shirt of excellent quality pure silk ‘ and perféct. The greatest majority are pure War Vax 30c | white—a number with collar attached. Sizes from 14 to 17 neckband. 1600 Silk Shirts at $7.95 This group comprises: The Finest Imported Jacquard Silks Crepes and Jerseys | Satin-Striped Pussy Willow Satin-Stripe la Jerz | Satin-Stripe Broadcloth Satin-Stripe Radium Te Satin-Stripe Crepe de Chine Novelty Nabob Silk Heavy Porto Crepe 6p ee | The Silk Shirts in this group are par excel- | ; lence, of superb quality, the most desired color- War Tax 50c | ings and exclusive designs. Many novelty ef- | fects, including some White Shirts, all superbly tailored. Sizes 14 to 17 neckband. | Cotton Shirts on Sale in the Main Building | | 7000 Men’s Shirts at $1.95 These Shirts are made up of: . A. \\! Fancy Jacquard Madras ! ) eo eS | | Colored Madras ! ZA Hand-Woven Japanese Crepe ) | Fancy Striped Reps aa ° Fine Mercerized Pongees : A large assortment of nobby colored stripes, @ neat colored stripes, with plenty of blacks and whites. Some withcollarstomatch. All with soft turnback cuffs. Complete range of sizes from 13% to 18. 5000 Men's Shirts at $2.95 7 The Shirts in this group are made of: 2 ; a a Fine: Woven Madras Q | Silk-Stripe Madras | : Fancy Woven Poplins : | Mercerized Ducetine Genuine Russian Cords @ _ Fine Madras Cords Large range of colors and patterns. All with soft turnback cuffs. Sizes 14 to 17 neckband. .The selling force in both stores | We again desire to emphasize will be augmented to facilitate that this is a real Shirt opportu- service. The Cotton Shirts will be arranged in the west end of | the Seen titiag. close to the’; who desire splendid Shirts and _Men’s Store. desire to practice economy. No Mail or Telephone Orders Filled. nity. It makesan appeal to those a — ee ee ree = —
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1920. . > Ay i Pe ¢ Ras ho! xy See Pp a ¢ “~ ,. ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — rm been By the Associated Press ‘as announced | working had been completed. : | - Smith Colicge Fund Completed. | —aAt a meeting of Smith College | for which the alumnae have , alumnae yesterday it Ww “ RTHAMPTON, Maass., June 16. | | emai ens that the $4,000,000 endowment fund, } LICENSES FOR ALL *) 2 “ye oa Sos o — " . Crates “aan: ws pevirnre eneltlamte tt aN OE et i DCA Rs No a eshte ne ¥ ~ we Price Cutting on Fane eects: Cl ps Theisen iethaee. ude Me Rane OM GeO ES ag ON Ale RAIS IES ilh Shirts, White Oxford Shirts, Russian . Cord | Madras Shirts an ‘Fine Quality Fancy Madras Shirts at . s ~ 1“ - be ‘gs = — " » " . hae Shc: V9 “ m7 tly car rh ‘ i a sem ? , RNa ad A SSaeR” “r wat : } Vaca TE : eae -— Ps Sh pon _ . = + ~ 1 roe Ww Tf -* - eee , mittee: q ~~ a : 4 sj : oti Ba > aes eed ee - spat ez ow ee = ee eee 2 IPI LE TT a a Sate ~ a a aaaeiinetis i eae Re LETTER AS eC ONC TE CT LE OLE LCCC NG ety . ¢ Se Ne Ae 1, Gin tess aE Sarees oe i ae Ra eee ee” te Sad Mente te eS See Ee . =~ ie rad Pas 7 egal. 7 EM Sx: aera at eee ae a vente lbs 3 ar “ - Paar eayhe Gy ee ante of a fe : ’ - wei - ‘3 " - ate Rese a : ‘a tetheains eek iE a ath 2 : :7 PN a pair re rag . eetese ace Pine dom “ . oe fijdnphinn. . ocean cane nae Lenmeene — aso - aan a = wiaden - . - ~ : aie heeuarenne = a > kate aeehin en. Pee aie ‘om . ~ “9 ee ahem aaarrap ema emg ee rea - ELS ET one - som ’ ee * as ate ee teen 7 ma Pas = Ha 3 oy oa $ i ; oe oe oe od * te ~ thn Fe Send " 4 ae ~ ee wene~ ~ * ee heretofore priced up to $30.00 heretofore priced up to $30.00 0 eR a niin aadaeeinanaatienameee Odds and ends of as- sortments' shattered in our half-price sale of a short while ago. Every one of these Hats is fashionable, of high quality, and a striking value indeed. Fine Straw and Fancy Made Hats for miss and matron. Main- ly medium and small models. Every Hat clean and perfect. be beneficial for the judges, defend- ants and community. for the follow- ing reasons: “A judge permanently assigned during his term of office to a traffic court would naturally give traffic his undivided attention. He would become familiar with the dif- ferent phases of traffic. By Stantiy hearing these cases he would kecome expert, and be able to render a just decision. It is generally difficult to determine the guilt or in- nocence of a person charged reckless driving than it is in ‘misdemeanors. The judge hecdmes familiar with traffic men and motor- cycle men. He becomes acquainted with the frequent offender, and can act accordingly. “The great majority of violators of the traffic laws are honest, decent and respectable persons, and the Vy object to being tried in police court. That is of our reasons for re- fraining as much as possible from arresting female violators of traffic laws. Kiilers suggests that CO- more with other one it would also culor assigned to this court, for the Same reasons aS given for a perma- nent Judge. They have such a court in each city that he visited except Cleveland, and Cleveland expects to have one in the near future, Summoning Plan Advocated. In advocating summoning traffic law violators, instéad of arresting them, Lilers says he does not believe such violators should be immediately arrested unless the continued liberty of the violator is dangerous to person or property. Summoning would save the time of policemen, he says, and would save offenders from humilia- tion and would minimizeathe antag- _Onism of offenders to the police. The summons system is used in every city that he visited except Philadelphia. _ He recommends an ordinance to |disregard directions of silent police- ment or signs and empowering police 'to divert traffic whenever and wher- ' ever they deem it necessary. He recommends elimination of | left-hand turns on Twelfth street from Market street to and including Washington avenue from 8 a. m. to |6 p. m.; at Eighteenth and Locust | streets, from 7:30 a. m. to 10 a. m., and from 4 p. m. to 6 p. m., and at |Broadway and Washington avenue ‘from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. | Society to Aid Soviets Barred. NEW YORK, June 16.—The Su- | preme Court has denied incorpora- | tion to a society calling itself the “Institute for Industrial and Tech- nical aid to Soviet Russia.” The application for incorporation gave us the object “the mental, cultural and technical development of the mem- : bers of the Russian colony in. the Lnited States.” great protection | } | | | | ee be advisable to have the same prose- | —_ ——— eee ee EGINNING, Saturday, July 10th, this store will remain closed all day each Saturday until Sep- tember Ist. Store H ours: g to 5:30; Salurday,. 9to6 July 10th, this store will remain closed all day each Saturday until Sep. tember Ist. Vandorwoord —/aain I EGINNING Saturday, os — ee: Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth | Items » of Interest Vogue H4s decreed that short sleeves must be the striking feature of Summer frocks. Many times Milady -has frowned at this perplexing situation. But some kind artist created beautiful gold and silver bracelets to add eharm to the eostume. We have lots of dit ferent styles to match any frock. First Floor. Jewelry Shop- Many Years Ago REAKFAST rooms were unhead-of luxuries. Bat the Ins: few vears have brought us lots of pretty things and many new ideas. They have created rooms, glassed or screened-in—where the morning meal is served. They have brought these breakfast sets— enameled in rose, gray or white, dain- with spring flowers. They of four chairs, a table and ser ing table or china cabinet. Did vou see them in the Loeust Street Win- dow : tilvy decorated CONSIST ‘ 7 * iaSstT Wee@KR 7 Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. Do You Remember? OW longed parasol when you were On the First Floor Tables pretty pink a little pirl? are cunning vou ror little parasols which will gladden the heart of anv little miss. There are several pretty colors, too. First Floor Tables. ’ , \ Novelly Favors ° I" vou haven't seen the cunning ht- tle Novelty Favors, there ts a treat in store for vou. Thev are ‘laintily hand fashioned of paper in all the shades’ in clever and = original little dolls ride on little girls trv therr come in rrepe softs r designs. Saucv bride's slippers, luck on skates. and and see them in the but vou Candy Shop—First Floor. Baby Love I am vour little Baby: Love, -° (‘ome to plas WW ith vou, Dress me in mv pretty frocks, And make me new ones, too. M* name is Baby tove. | am verv tinv and although I am made of erepe paper, [ can also move mv arms and limbs. | have several dresses and some paper to make new ones. I have a Sister Love and a whole Doll House Family. If Mother {s going to take vou awav for the Summer, won’t wou 2 , , + @ “7 take us with vou? We will keep you from getting lonesome. Toy Shop—-Second Floor. hrom Vandervoort’s _ Shops X | = ee ge ee The Misses’ Shop Has Just Recetved , _ New Organdie and Voile Frocks, $25.00 That Bloom With Color and Gwe Delight- ful Expression of Midsummer Fashions | all their pristine freshness and charm of fashioning, these Frocks are captivating pictures of youth and Summer. There are crispy Organdies, smartly dotted in contrasting col- ors, With gaily flaring overskirts and wide plain organdie sashes, This model also has successive hemstitched rows of plain organdie on the skirt and sleeves—for variety and decorativeness. The Voiles in this group selected an es- pecially pretty pattern of large checks— and a fetching style. The paneled over- skirt has three clever pocket effects on each side, which are really not pockets at all, just an artifice to attain a fashionable silhouette. The collar, vestee and cuffs are of plain and cross-bar white organdie trimmed with lace and plaited ruffle edge. Another Fairylike Organdie model has a fashionably bouffant skirt with two deep tucks and a demure bodice with tux- edo collar. But the very briefest of sleeves take a frivolous turn, and above a French rose have a chie circular flare cuffs. On the girdle, too, is a bow of velvet, deco- rated with roses. Misse$ Shop—Third Floor. In Babyland— HESE Infants’ Cunning “Billy Bumps’ Rompers for Chubby Youngsters Specially Priced at the June White Event Price of $9.45 tractive which have so well pleased both mothers and the little tots, are of good quality chambray. They have linene, trimmed mateh the trousers and come in sizes from 1 to 6 vears, at $2.45 Wear In a Special Sale at $2.98 —Qne of the surprisingly good values that the June White Event brings. Pink Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemises, with self straps and shirring; attractiyély decorated with hand-embroidered designs in pastel shades—several different styles; regularly $3.98. Special, $2.98 Lndergarment Shop—tThird Floor. j=BASEMENT SHOPS A Sale of Unusual Merit Offers Fine Summer Dresses at > By. 00 and Q).85 RESH, new styles, becomingly finished, cool and smart in every respect, distinguish these frocks cool, practical and at- little Rompers, waists of white in eolors to Shop——- Third Floor. Corsets and Brassieres Fealure Unusually —The June White Event, with its splendid Van- dervoort value-giv- SS A good range of sizes will be offered for small women, 4 ' = 4 . . ee ' Sa: > misses and women of regular sizes. cr n r 2 SO . s BR - she eg aa BF > 3 fa OR ag sy Be Fey ae oe ae IE, ote pela” vA : La Oe A Lae ane Renee Res es Sawin ; « Rhoes of durable or 1% inch - ee 50c Spx chi *Men'‘s Sp eenter and different « nen $1.50 B Men's (; atvie, in gr trimmings, ments; size —_—_—_——————— Men’s |! and import: Persian ‘T shapes. $1.25 Ai Men’s an elastic wais length stvle $1.25 Re Hand -ma mesh and signs, suita $1.25 an ental L8-inch, ¢ Flouncing, in various appropriate $1.50 | Three-cort Ties with black, nav white. $1.54 Ne Pancy ne! of new desi some trimm: Taffeta f satin or mi: shades suits Misses’ . Barefoo Play About 50€ stitched-dow (Barga $1.50 Te 100 pairs white only; _ sizes 6 te 1 $1.25 Bathi Women's or ‘ purple, gree (F $1.19 S 27 ineh uM agi coloring iiaaiceensssemmeemneneentinatiestinaeaiinn 75c Felt ing, 2 § ** Remnan equare varc terna. er re Band Regular values. A , @traw, light banded: a : or sport we Sq
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25.00 ning, and bg col- ashes. randie ected an es- e checks— neled over- effects on pockets at fashionable p and cuffs ite organdie fle edge. emises. the June self straps mbroidered ; regularly ool and e frocks | dreds of n within nd a full hich to: gham hades ] women, f *s Sum-- — Se —————— — Sen free a as ee ee! ese er ee Oe “wr » - ™ - - - — — aS | i — —_ — —_— = —— i i . - oreo. ——_— Ce a i a _- oe os = Hi Ei >. steel blades. Extra heavy, 3 and 4 qt. sizes, one tion at Boy Washing Powder (limit of one Combination ‘° Consists of $ 60¢ polish. $ a Bill Purses. l Made of leatlrer, three-fold style, with place for identification card. $1.25 Pure Linen Huck Towels, Each Plain white, hemstitched. A mint $] 50c Bicycle Playing $] Cards, 3 for Paints, Quart Highest grade (Campbell’s), in- side or outside paints, all colors, ivory or. air . ~ Red or blue back; cushion finish. _ err: “ rere, ren mT _ my fh een rin; HW: iif meray 2 HN : bias abt ae AAs | hes be babbhs bud bide A $1.50 Garden Tools $] High-grade spades, shovels, = Thoes, ete. 25 triangle mop and] $1.40 Ready-Mixed $] ) Mt. $1.50 Wool Dusters $7 For walls and ceilings: are =|washable and have short and long fhandles. \ (Third Floor—Nugents. ). $1.98 Bandeau $7] Brassieres 2 Hook-in-back styles; made of '?Iflesh color figured silk poplin, rib\" -Tbon shoulder straps; o4 t6 40. -Nugents.) sives (Fourth Floor ‘ Women’s $2.25 to $3 $4 Silk Hose and second qualities, new First land full fashioned styles, lisle gar- Sale Stops $7 marked back to their original prices. | These wonderful Frocks were sold to us at a big loss to the maker, and instead of marking them the regular prices we are going to sell the entire | lot at the special low price, $7.95. We pass: the savings on to you and at the same time stimulate the morning shopping A most desirable collection of pone Wash Frocks designed of good quality voile in a wide choice of pretty floral an They are made with draped skirts—side and cuffs of contrasting shades. the new short sleeves. Come When the Doors Open--Sale Stops I P. M. Sharp . ee oe it mM * 4 os4 o “ ” te ited’ iy)! aight ye tla gs) ' 4 After 1 o’clock they will be > figured designs in light and dark shades, 5 panniers—overskirts with Some have vestess of organdie and lace—all have 1 P. M. Sharp © retty collars ; At : ter tops, double heels and toes. (Basement —Nugenta.) ! $1.50 Storm Serge $] 40-inch cotton warp, igood weight, hard finish, close twilf, in Copenhagen, blue or brown. (Basemont——Nugents.) 69c Bath Towels, 2 for $4 Made of fine bleached terry cloth, with colored border. (Basement—Nugents.) $2.50 Doz. Dinner *] Napkins, 6 for 18-inch size, mercerized. (Basement—Nugents ) 59c Matting Rugs, om | 2 for 27x54-inch size, assorted design and colorings. (Basement—Nugents ) $1.25 Rag Rugs, Each $ 24x36-inch size, hit and miss patterns. (Basement—Nugcents.) 59c Corset Covers, $14 2 for Made of pink batiste or nainsook, trimmed with wide lace insertion. (Basoment—Nugents.) $1.50 Women’s Dress- $7 ing Sacques, Special Made of lawn, in pretty floral patterns; guaranteed fast color. (Basement——Nugents. ) 50c to 69c Brassieres, +] 3 for Hook in back; made of flesh color material, with elastic in back, tape shoulder strap. (Bargain Basement—Nugentg.) 58c Pillowcases, 2 for $] Size 42x36. Good quality. (Basement——Nugents )’- Women’s 12'/c Mer- $] cerized Hdkfs., Doz. -- Made of mercerized batiste, cor her embroidered and hemstitehed hems; — seconds, (Basement—Nugents } Men’ s $1.25 Athletic $] Union Suits Good quality pin-check nainsook, elastic waist, band, no sieeve, knee length; sizes’ 34 to. 42. (Basement-—-Nugenta.) Women’s 59c Pants $1. 2 Pairs for Come in band-top, tight knee; regular sizes. — (Basement—Ni ugents ) Women’s 35c Cotton $] Vests, 4 for Come in tape neck and arms, Reg ula #izes. (Bargain: Basement — Nugente.) Untrimmed | Shape, $] Reguiar $1.95 and 50- values, A splendid assortment of styles and colors” (Basement—Nu gente ) {| Advertised —the Best. days. ble early (Second Floor—Nugents.) %S BOTA | tained, we are able to ‘|Keep Cool, Gentlemen! Vien Little Cost— $20 to $25 Summer Suits rf 2351 Men and Young Fellows Can Have Palm Beach Suits, Oool cloth Suits and Tropical. '| Worsted Suits — Klingmade Clothes —. Nationally . Men, this price a , This Store is always doing the unusual, and for the customer’s benefit. In this case we have 2351 high-grade PALM BEACH, COOL CLOTH and TROPICAL WORSTED SUITS which were bought in advance of our reguiar stocks for the $y season, and which at the favora- price ob- 5] 1 Wate eee! arse eee ee ERB ERBERBERBEBSERBBERERB ETS SS 3 : ~ 3 en ew oe oe oe et eo oe sa2e 22 a T - T . Y r a: : ; ¢ of + | ‘ : : J : ; ae > . : : ¢ : Deen ene ne en ee ee eee
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The break- upbullding tonic,” savs Dr. ing out was in blisters causing him Kenneth K, MacAlpine, a fo scratch and irritate it very much. | | prominent New York surgeon and medical authority. ‘ When he went to bed I had to tie eee ets ce cna tag ‘his — and many nights he slept that iron is just as indis- we pensable to the blood as is ry little air to the lungs and be just , ‘Ilsaw an advertisement for Cuti- as particular sdout keeping up a sufficient supply at a and Ointment and decided times there would, in mv to try them, and after using four opinion. be far less disease resulting from anaemic, 8 | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1920. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . gl the Associated Mild af x »BORIA, I ist Mortgage Serial Gold Notes avana = ee —Interest Payable Semt-Annually | Audie Parke: e, the Coro SAYS IT IS THE MOST VALUABLE TONIC, STRENGTH | , eae || re har Ih Bli rs Abo Ears. j I 'Y PHYSICIAN CAN PRESC q || We Recommend them as an absolutely safe investment. * ‘ CIGAR Me ,@n in the har isters ut AND BLOOD BUILDER ANY PHYSICIAN CAN PRESCRIBE DOUBTFUL CTATE Shag meme Boog Amys y t 4. , > RS pores Scratched And Irnitated. ee eee Seite ote ep ae eee leet eer | | Po! Se tt Niue "Fenty eats fg Fed ana lle Basis Hemmelmann- Spackler Pe Fe =6GOOD |. PUFF sa little boy had a breaking out the necessity of fortifvine which he can recommend Y My ad y & the blood and nerve cells by P patients.”’ i | cally in Control of Repub- Se ye eo a “ es ? ‘blood cells, conatnens | lican Party, Doesnt Like | | | ; ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT W oii , = . _ ne TIGURA HEAT ED} PROMINENT NEW YORK SURGEON MINNESOTA NO % $SOO and $1000 Denomination !. TELLS WHY HE BELIEVES IN APPEARS 10 BE A | Se bed out the | . : | | ; We hdl J . hy 5 Eb ECZEMA NUX ATED IRON Secured by First Mortgage on St. Louis improved rea! estate || if T AN al org OF MORE THAN DOUBLE VALUE @ Ow HA MEE Recent acta the public generally realize tried and valuable prescription | | chow hla care which developed into || S2aueed,*nd nore soit Jy ith flies’ aid wwnaswsNom-Partisan League, Practi-'|/ = oy" Real Estate Co. cian su |) | SL» Senay Me Pay _ rebuilds the weak- ; - still renewed energy into the | Harding. whole system whether the pa tients be youne or old. In my) opinion, Nuxated Iron is tf i Sale most valuable tonic, strength and blood bullder any physli- clan can prescribe.’ By DAVID LAWRENCE, See Tomorrow’s POST for Announcement of , = : ’ . . ‘ _ > i kes of Cuticura — “~ ry. | weakened conditions. For Dr, KENNETH A Special Reg orerneg of the Post xes tment he was hea | Years it was a problem with K. MacALPINE : . spatch. ; & Os physicians how to administer a prominent New If you are not strong of Fok ge (Copyright, 1920.) ° 9 ° y Signed) Mire E. Bowerman, Mesick, | fron in a form that conld be yor, _ You owe it to yourself Bs Maks | i ante ; A k by the svster q York surgeon, mem- the following test: See how| §T. PAUL, Mi June 16.—First ichigen. ames the tea givers ost. ber New York State long you can work or “h ow far | , “s maEey ; ° eS These fragrant emollients are all ||) puscles without upsetting t». Medical FP mmr d a vou can, wi alk ithout be -_- ‘impressions are not always conclu- | ° , - Tee rec a need stomach, blackening the former . you for all toilet purposes. teeth or producing other dis- fessor, New York Post grain tablets of ordinary Nux- ‘sive but the reaction of this part of Sample Bach Free Mail. : “Outicers | orders almost as serious as Graduate Medical ated Iron three times per day 2 W muiden, Mase” ‘Sold every | the lack of iron itself But School and Hospital. ter meals for two weeks.| Minnesota to the nomination of the introduction of Nuxated Iron has! Then test rour strength again and seo | Senator Harding is on the whole . Soap tment T tee ey ESS done away with all the objectionable fea-| how much you have gained MANUFACTURERS’ NOTE: Nuxated Iron, which 1s recommended above, fs not rather favorable. And yet reasons uring the “year “3919 the Post-l is- a secret remedy, but one which is well known to druggists everywhere. Unlike the entirely apart from the personality AT Lape eRe ON PH 27 1A ae s » the teeth, make ; ‘ ‘ aia 66.558 Room ni older inorganic iron products, it is easily assimilated, does not injure t of the Ohio Senator make it possible | i ge FE ee 27 263 anno them black, nor upset the stomach. The manufacturers guarantee successful’ and | . I ir rd ants’ 146 more “ entirely satisfactory results to every purchaser or they will ré¢ fund your money. It is; even at this early date to write fe FOUR other St. Louis Newsva-| dispensed by all good druggists. | Minnesota down as a doubtful state. 7 . | s_ combined. | For the truth is the Nonpartisan 606-608 \\ ashington Avenue ; Slore Your Furs in Our Cold Dry League has practically taken posses- Thru to Sirth Street sion of the Republican party in Min- : Air Storage Vaults. first-grade nesota, and the League’s candidate BA’ for Governor in next week's primaries | : 7 . 1: _is regarded even by opponents of the a Ss : League as certain of nomination. Lug ge, 3 : ‘ DREAD 'Now the Non-Partisan League was i Smee IDs, , Sar Sip = yt aM ) ' ft me AS : at 1a Ga i i Simply bu 7 . ie * {§ MMT AtS ; 7 4 ‘ >» ‘ \) \ \ ‘ . ie ey SSG Rated en Sa o Salona. Sapedidfn zs VIDS gin a PRA BET Se TT ar ENE AN ES 3 a sale sacle 4 ~ ee Sti — - oo Sipe pt Linge eewe we ane as Also hund) a _——- =|. = « very friendly to Hiram Johnson and 'this State was for Johnson. MHard- one tube a get anothe at $1.00. : ™ |} ing is not acceptable to the Non-| ~ $2.25 Silk noe : $3.00 Long m™ ' Partisan League because of his con- Pongee : \ an 2 Silk Gloves | servatism, and with the elimination | ; det vg Ve be) tae “an m of Johnson, the League’s vote prob- we inahee wide; light SS 0) ’ Pa Oy ' — \ . eh Gus. aie acre hi ably will go toward Senator re : - a ’ -: + ¥ ‘' tan, all-silk washable AY \P Se ; wa. Ba Wh eae RAL! fil: . ® |'Follette or whoever happens to be > ‘ j fa a x ih # + OF, OS eS . } : 7 Milanese Silk ae “@ lappen: , Cy) at A V ~! jae 7 | : on ep » TEE f,. 84x4%,. S554 * x 4 ‘ ’ KY @. af BY = 5 : r 2 / POs: 4%; ont Be te ’ ’ 7 i ’ * ; #: ‘' ‘' 83x56, 3555 a | FABR Guarantee CORI 2 . ; aT : > , Pongee; extra Bpe- we ) iat ’ 5 ae fizes 6! Aithe nominee of the party soon to be i 1 he 9 | — wy started at Chicago by the famous clal,a m™ Committee of Forty-Fight. yerd pair Democratic Chances. Indeed, if the Non-Partisan a ee) a¢ League captures the Republican pri- / Na) eee Oe A Wid Oa EL ee oa ty" . SP 5001, Paar Marvelous Sale of 500 || Women’s se ite a ens pete nan mage YS Gs eza ee, ‘Democrats and Republicans alike Summer Trimmed Hats And Bust Conners; superior qual- ~ a | who are not in a | ; | ' es . \ | . } | E ier \ | 7 Mail Orders { +. } \ pe . Guarantce ity and make; as- heer ™ {philosophy * of the Dress Hats, semi-dress Hats, misses’ Hats and sorted patterns, ; ox aad wm League will be urged to fuse their #, | we ees | | - Reiaiieas | | af matrons’ Hats. All the newest styles, trans- 65¢ value; nt 4 “a strength in support of the Demo- | . | | 1 | | / ee eo ‘ parent effects, Milan and Jap straws artisti- special _, _@ | cratic candidate. | | 7 ! ‘ | réa cally trimmed with flowers, burnt effects, rib- y I; if -.-. ™' / With a Republican State ticket. ‘\ ) 6 | | j whe, Jt: rs rrr bons and ornaments. Infants Il ants’ Vine m favored by tbe Non-Partisan League | ee j | ae } pred } Ai and a Demovratic State ticket sup- ee af \ Ser \s ' 7 wage - “UN | | ' re 0 = ws one. | W) : U7 d b . ' ve ei As Se A ey received a rude shock ‘by the “hAite /nderskirts ad 4 ; Py. New Yor ) | ayser’’ Knit U nion Suits aT fifond free sam omission of an Irish plank from the POWDER and e« e : | , , ' : ‘ . op V Republican platform and are now} Very special values in White Underskirts—to ; has . , ' 5c White olle — Wash Suits waiting to see what the Democrats | wear with Summer dresses—made of good qual- : 908 hint. aan Se On eee ony ranie shall promise at San Franoaisco. | ity nainsook with pretty flounces of lace and | 8straps; ideal for Summer wear; in pink only; @ NAMB ......005 @" aii | Assorted patterns—dquite a 50 Wet and Dry Issue. | i, MUP TEETETTTTT tee ee o | guplendid value a6. this Pree. os ccconseuebecenne NoODRESS A 86 inches A special number. in variety to select from The wet and dry issue will also en- ms wide and sheer quality. Main C $2.00 value—ages 214 to ter into St Paul's decision. This , First Floor 4 a Floor. Yard...........-. ‘ 7. . aR I | town is a town of decided moist pro- is SAE RIED MNP ie : , ent ft et Mn a | crat will be sent to Congress, for one C e€ac e us in Overalls and Pants Waa ty of the Democratic aspirants has an- | it would lose votes elsewhere in thx PO" (As Woman’s Ribbed Union Suits, cut full—well made short of overturning an overwhelm- and very elastic—a comfort to the wearer. ered and lace trimmed; round and square necks; many different styles; values that vou will pronounce the most extraordi- nary you have seen in months. and Tre ‘ PYOR Aids in correc Bpongy. Recedit Vests Union Suits Hose $ | ().° % 5 Nts VRPRs Ale t ds ne oi . , .- - od ~ m+ Pee es AT hate als — “ es % ry 2 - 3 bus - mes a Pe (ese eed Le Sees hen | ~ ee ee in i, . Ta pe ee pace. sess s eS eee ohne hwagre ore aye Sa ER nd — x " “ee A » a 7 I OS OORT EVIE mI Men's Vests -— Taped; Union Suits—!/ Hose — white or neck and arms—j/|short sleeves,| black—sizes 6 to —- perfectly made | ankle lengths —/9%; double heels pa a os — ee rela ens tarsheeepp anges -=aates en eaapaeena eae : + 2S weet ay rp nemee tor as etek ashe , ID Tt son ~ “ tee: “J — fn ~ wii. en tng: eee tes Seos > Of course vo doesn't? It n taste right. $ animals and « oe salts arear ot the clogge Salinos is a combination salts. Ie’s 7 pared. It's a; sani: pain Salir ders. gist. bortl i ARE. OR ELA em RS SOL ' ray , Bees PANE ete wide, overlocked edge; — seconds. On and anti-League of Nations enough Up to 40 Inches wide; 3000 yards sale for .. Sea to catch most everybody. This State : and Scotch net Ginghams ay oy pairs of a@ kind: | fects. 1 ‘A | Democrats and Republicans see EL aS seconds} $ 89 On $ 98 : ay | Breat opportunities in the election Oe ee ; on _ -- ——- san elas and checks‘ Z ra =| sale Roewmmveereetit) | numerous here, sod only ‘confirma: 75 avy serge ore—piaids and checks. C , — | ; rous here, se@ only confirma-. Nig y S 4 he t 3 | - yi uits > Velour Check Suits x clivities. In all probability a Demo- nounced himself on a platform which Si | k os Sp O rt Suit State. in @ great sale; beautiful Georgette started out very favorably inclined mill remnants; per yard. pair ...+6 tion of the methods of the “capi- Boys’ Overalls; blue, Boys Kine Pants, Fine quality, 36 inches wide. cen. eteien’ dade fal = tarde Geers . mB jhe himself calls “ringing wet.” Any ¢ -ment,of materials; ! such statement or‘hint of sae same : 7 . Johnson would have been an ideal Groups— Regardless of hormer Prices ll lity Vol ‘or as eed Orgendion; large Soretin rage 3. 50 fe 4. 00 i. toward the League of Nations. Res- and florals in great ace ace | i) y | ervations were, of course, advocated , _talistic’” regime which they palaver " ag 4-Yard Wide m | about so often hereabouts They | Values tO $40 | Values to $55 L I N O L E U M call the Republican “Old Guard.” ett 9 ; ° dae ; who chose Harding, the real minor- | ed conservative Fashion -favored Velour 7 ° vice Sete * | styles that will be wearable ——_ - Check Suits absolutely sac - 4 ut full; well made; | - , Remnants up to 8 yards. c u ert mecde. | excellent values at thing by the head of the Democratic | Republican candidate for Minneso- | ote hen oh eri t by Republican newspapers, few of Linoleum ity trying to rule the m r $ | ajority. for several seasons; navy. rificed—-just 35 in the lot . 1.25 ) Yard pemeé > a $1.25 | 92:25 ticket would win votes here though 69¢ to $1.00 $9 . Organdies Lace Geiesins S : ta. He was damp enough and radi- t ; | " om ‘ ~ %* r ¥ e ae Curtains | ‘Geckainh | ) YB] wnom saw any terrible menace in —Tricolette Suits —Fine Taffeta Suits mereaeny cuatee ot un, |S 3) a the idea of a league. But Hiram | P a. ae | y. ris ‘a5 . | 2% and 3 yards long, "2 Johnson came up here and started | . aulette Suits : —Silk Pongee Suits | Keep your feet cool and comfortable this |] jan bea fee bY 4 Reaction Against Wilson. | 7 ™° nes Bummer, when you can buy them cheaper |] Yards wide to cove: ™| Conservative Democrats and Re- serge, silk lined. come early. © (All perfect.) rake size floor in one publicans fully expect a Harding vic- — ~ cea | nee ee and Voiles Lace Curtain Panels, 2, yards long, 50 inches cal enough and anti-Wilson enough Filet and Scotch net ay , a things in tl ' | " 50c es white or ecru, ge Y Cx 4 GS in the opposite direction. ’ , ° . ; ie 39¢ to weaves; 2% yards long, | ise us f Business men and_ conservative _ lene evicetaiaes —Silk Poplin Suits than common house slippers. Bp gy wtp tt. - ae : man trnteass teers peneraretantuten manned ~ Ante RPE ei . a ~ —— - te oe — euaiiaai ” “2 RRR RET NG AEN I EN EIEN ECOL: RE AREER aT Rtn AE I aay es epee ne me i tk th A per o - = ee pegs ree " a ‘ % oer hr PCAC RE POR Raed BBS oy b* . . te 7 vas Oxfords with : selis re ' tory throughout the country - ; $1. 70 sq. ye ! regula ra . reac 1 Ag st th he Third I loor a 2 | . | - Choice of white can ) ‘als, sq. yd... . AB Sam e Wilson admin- : | 4 e Neponset seeemtasiiaies istration is even greater than it was — —_ encipatimnemnitccanencittitipaiiaitaditiatitia tiie hos nein © Th ee - military heels, or mar eee & he | m « year ago. The request for a man- _ ~~ Pumps itt. tamin ering that ' | date over Armenia, judged by the a = : ' 5. Sreett nab f | an ill-advised move. It was looked | Dresses | tern will ' = upon as proof of the argument that Many women | wear ae Ss he m the League of Nations mean A agerie is stain @.! | pending’ of Amerioan treepe abroad. Models From Our Own Stocks—V alues Up to $175 BBE Wet to correct es LAR OEE RE AR NE | cr, 7 . any print Children 8 Play Oxfords ed floor - The Democratic presidential nom- j ; hie mav ho ave Extra well mad itt id - covering: . P tension pelea, tan Teathers “Ol. 59 sq oy ‘i inee will have to give convincing | A complete disposal of 89 high-class daytime and dinner IN TH REE G U i & ordinay de sizes 8 to 2 81.08; 6 ' 69 ty evidence of an intention § to steer Dresses from our own stocks—models that have held places sRO am | RIM in ieake pli , ‘| | . Girls’ Canvas Mary | Infants’ Canvas Mary [ij heres, cispiey of Minewalis toow ¥ + enclave tne og Yaga _ of honor in our high-priced lines radically reduced. Included Ws 5 50 | Press liquid, tras Janes | Janes and Oxfords wood, floral, matting, fancy block fore, holding the Democratic vote of sa Finest Georgettes, silk tricolettes, embroidered trico- "9: ater, a inata . rYDess, ale ttl tt , ev d a . P , Wide easy toes; sizes 11% $1] 49 | Turn soles; wide toe | $] 29 - s an aan Ug gt pert t: 1916 might mean a Democratic vic- lettes,‘exquisite satins and foulards. ers gud which to 2, $1.60; 8% to 1l1.. . etyle; sizes 4 to &..... Sg EE pe i ae : tory here if, as seems likely, the Re- a a whi tM ™ publican party ts split by the machi- | Fourth Floor ment anil ao \nations of the Nonpartisan League. | | ih - s ‘ rim
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a a OE 2. ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY Be peernG, JUNE 16, 1920, ST LOUIS POST-DISParca & ww a _ ~ ee Bmoy Exoncrated in Shooting. Dine Associated Press. “ROB! ” pearance—-except when she appeared ; Mildred Kogers, who sang in “Robin 1eus legs. tiances. To the left of the stage was : 3 cata Il. ee aa ‘in a riding suit with gray slippers | Hood” during its heyvdey with the Second Act’s Radiant Setting. erected an imposing stilieia’ e me Th 4 N hi Lik 1 Ho ' ,ond Herath, 13 years old, had and nose, instead of boots; that Miss. Bostonians. won the inevitable en- There were five maypoles on the 8ct. Whose déowneoertes tamed oad ere $ ot ing l e Knowing WwW . | Abed out the story of his shooting Crosman’s clear and strong soprano} core with “Oh, Promise Me.” Stage in the opening scene seks ame a Wwater—to be diminished for succeed - | 3 4 > ae Audie Parker, his $9-year-old com- | | oe tee eave unusial pleasure; |. Raymond Crane, undertaking the pretty figure; but the dancin w as Ing performances — sounded and ( "vile, the Coroner's jury yesterday | Semurned a& verdict of “death from. ound accidentally inflicted by a_ 4n in the hand of Raymond Her- | Te .” The jury found that the ‘Statutes of Tradition Meet Little ate ar ae od no - nse oa oom comedy was full of promise, and vista over the bridge. There has wh did not know the weapon was ; echo amphitheater, even in the provided one of the rare oases in the never been a lovelier vision tha: F 5 as in Ethics of pee er at the top of the _ hill. | evening’s wilderness. He could add afforded here by the essed arb . 1erwood Forest Galagher’s organ-like basso rang|much refreshment to the perform- the grove. their leaves + W eee ' . ’ . j 0 ’ ‘ © Ss tr sim ed | . : ' : prove eo armorer'’s song. Fergu- ance if turned loose, for the rest of jnto precious metal by ‘aca aes a, . For Infants and Children KODAK DEVELOPING AND. PRINTING : oO , [ee art wi tie : shale a a Proctor once more exhibited | the wee kK, to build up the part with of lighting; and by the radiant tun- in Use For Over 30 Yea ° : : By RIOHARD L. STOKES { age 99 nce of cultivated sing- {all the “lines” and ‘business’ of his nel or grotto of foliage extending far rs Bring us your negatives if you want better results. . oy ol ei ng and inexperience, though willing- own that he can invent. He has al- pyek j eR “" Always bears ides | em HE lawlescanes | ae an invent. © nas a back into the distance—a pataa. y I ness of Robin Hood ness, in acting. Frank Nicchols' ready a few opportunities, as in the ;oofed with nian and ced 2 i tne “Lye HV A "S. ALOE CU IPA N Ty live § re . ’ ‘ : . > COM A} . 513 O ve St. and his rebels of Ss} rs Sherwood was capital as Friar Tuc , hendeur % be bea @ Forest must hare exerted ‘anma c a uck, and tipsy scene, to brandish his uproar- whieh the actors made their en- Signature of Sort of gravitation upon the produc- pn oe a tion of “Robin Hood” With which the Municipal Opera Association last night opened the second week of its Season at the open-air theater in for beg Park. Despite the fact that > : : | n 81x of the nine principals of the cast } lease Shop sd LX e il ay ens oe with the work of old ' | rc ee * n | Yo ck e; although at least half of tthe Carefully chorus was thoroughly drilled in the : ) Returns Permitted action and music of De Koven’s ro- Seconds of mantic opera for its presentation een, FIRESTONE, Ji recccrea that rere ee cn ee ; y has there been “FEDERAL, CARLISLE | vices fo undisciplined and in- : . : ‘ { BOONE, GLOBE fctenten Diet to back eae An Extraordinary Special Purchase of results were notably inferior to i “SIDAELY 16472 CELA KBERST ANG Ew & ees wectrTrTaeretwve..-* ~ Wb ois 2 5 ' W yt raya * - >» . ation. ale tee Tg Rees Meeieee $e Fay ra ye we ; ae {iss ee eT eT ee = A 3a I. and others. those of last year with the same \ opera. Also hundreds Of strietly , n ‘ : first-grade Tires, including To begin with, the musical! direc- BATAVIAS por Max SBendix,- entertains and | freely expresses an antipathy for the : er Score which amounts almost to ab-.| é % ® horrence. He regards De Koven's DREADNAUGHT music—and it may be remarked that the present chronicler is of the same . mesg lf 5 at ist. od and .| mind—as flat, stale and unprofit-. ' nC : . ' ae ao os ' . : : S Sut siviner one” of"eath | able, when it incpot flagrantly i Bringing to the women of St. Louis a sale of Silk Suits that will eclipse in quality, quantity, value .00. _cenous. @ usual fate of plagiar- s i 4% , , ‘ ; ! oaks : ; . ° ant sizes / | Hata that of ruining thelr booty in and economy, any like event ever attempted in the history of this store’s service to the public. RO EE ED EEE EB EM AT BED MR MEM OO , 80x8, 30x3%, SlxSte,. 32A3%, 84x3%, 31x4, S2x4, 8344, composer in his plundering of Grieg, | EAE Rte | cM utinacoe err @ 2 UCOlette Suits Representing Regular Values From $59.50 to $85 % FABRIC TIRES _tion, which not infrequently gives little mgre support to the voices | Ad Se an eco pee ie s & 154 Lage Se es | - aad PLL ell SL PSA hd eh hh adhe ee ee i i hn nn oO ene ON el eel el el al all al all all Guaranteed 6000 Mules than a tinkling guitar could provide. | : CORD TIRES | Inferior to Last Year. In the sec@nd place, Bendix, com-! ¢ ’ rege eS Been eee Rognn : i ll aati = 5 : ta ory: : : Guaranteed 8000 Miles | as a stranger to ths opera, | " Ollie * ac eaey oh nthuse Ove l these Suits as they ! an is hard to deseribe in print these wondrously shim- Mail Orders Promptly Filled | ema a lave never before enthused. We SaV this with assur- | Me mering Silk Suits. aS each one has some distinctive preted. Being. man of intlexibte| | a be ‘ause We, ourselves, have not seen the equal of | wa \ iz feature that appeals. And—yjust think of being able -o ; . “C[° eA Tr) a nN . ¢ y 4 1} hs) }* 7 ’ NAN ry tr OPrD ) “aA , , a . s F - reat estern | eine tg he proceeded to en tnese Sults at aby W he re heal this low pri eC, Phey are at to purchase one ot the fine suits “vt less than the price \ : e these conceptions upon. cast marvelous values at £39 aay ) . 3 . ° and chorus, caring less than an ex- § Saad te =e , bid ak ) asked for a good silk sweater. ire Cor oration |pletive of the tinkers who invaded. | A | p ‘Sherwood Forest whether his ideas | coincided with the traditions estab-_ 2811 Locust Street lMshed in thousands of performances) Bomont 643 Central 958 |’ meed of admiration. from. such | — Ce Women’s Sizes ea Misses’ Sizes ot ge _— = ES SSS ti RSP SSeS 2 Se OC OO OO) eS eS ews ~~ — — = =e = eS Se ~ .a meed of admiration Open Evenings and Sundays | sturdy independence. Yet, in this case, it came near causing disas- |, iter. The singers found that their ' — very Intimacy with the music and | we Phe 9 eee eee Of » . eS ee AAI Ne Nh pena a tl ew me ees Guy of Gisborne, Harry Hermsen; a n= | Alan-a-Dale, Mildred Rogers, Dame Durden, Marie Walter, a member of | | the.chorus; and Annabel, Lillian Ea TES a Tie a Ae RO eet Ne oe | villi , ~ To Avoid. * | Crosman. | a) 5 5 te , °\ Miss Bussert was hurriedly sum- . | e ? Staining moned when the committee, as iate § | Extra Special : Voiles . Voiles ® ~~ last Saturday, discovered to its co Worth Worth Lingerie {Re consternation that it had, in Miss | oo Saw ‘ ri don a wh is a) r 1.50 ) With Seen neen free wet S| ee to $4.95 to $7.95 mezzo-soprano, and who was con- | Deodorants fronted, in “Robin Hood", with, In slipover and_ short-sleeve models, in plain and cross-bar, music written for @ high 4yric so- prano with touches of coloratura. > . 7 * : | Many Women complain that their The extreme timeliness of Miss Pav- | e is stained by preparations loska’s temporary attack of voice fa- P : ; nes d to co.rect excessive perspiration. tigue was memorably illuminated > flowered and printed = designs. There are anv number of stvles to choose from in these two great : . : - “t 5 the f t oe ; ; , is may be avoided by diseontinu. when Miss Bussert sang ee than 300 ! assortments. Waists with’ pretty lace) trimmings, colored and . hake More ordinary deodorants and using song, “In the Greenwood Falr'-- es ? , ( ' ' ; , with its tessitura lying near the top of these Sum- 5 plain white embroidery, tucks, colored ribbons, ete. Stvles in in their place. PRIM is a col. a eaatt. “avith ite eaden- a Lien 4 and above the staff, » mer waists ta > elude all the newest collar and neek shapes and short sleeves. esq liquid, transparent as distilled aaa ®, that instantly effects under- | 228 and trills, and with its conclu - ehoose from, dryness, destroys perspiration ing high D. | ) ‘ 7 aud whielt cannot stain, All Miss Bussert’s Maid Marian. : All Sizes to 46. ment and drug stores have There is little need to £0 into the ) ih) Brseaamemice td. 7 sx eee REM, or send 50c¢ for a large bottle,| details of the performance, save to aw =e | ari 4505 eav Mi Suscert Was ver) . | _ cietigomaiains Meum, pve die ss som THOMAS W. CA RLAND wipweww pron fietene!t rermltfv nel nerneclificarnecl pesmectipe 409 11-13 Broadway to Prim | . agreeable both in singils and u}- i a in a a a a a i a ae Rr SiO’,
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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — WEDNrSDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1920. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH % oa a Mrs. A. J. Lindsay of 362 Walton . ; —_ aven their a —— 2 § bE AC HER W HO W ILL BE ange ill re ttapane first gee aventiie, and he! a eee 7” : r at the 1 THREE WEDDINGS WN MARRIED AT LENOX HALL fy," wWeauetonsing (July depart’ duly 9 for Biddeford Poo | - ae san of two a Sh The Product of Experence SAGIAL PALE AR re OE ae ; ear % fs ;? j = . ‘ ‘ \ io ,, v 7 - be. 744 : \. ida Velinda Grant will became the 5 Rae fe yy ae 3 . oe ~: ¢ ime a | & i a hres. o, 4 A Fa | ae TY - . - - Ke is >” .49 % “7 . f. : . - : i Me — : Eyal: galllllies Semi -) Se ; a HS Re TE Pom ss «) Sa ey wate Laas by, He, ol EE a Te 2 en AGN. ne oe ic mae a 2 3 3 ee 3 a oe ee a = eo . ~e har — 0 So aaa ae es : as , ; : "ym th ct i ara wee Se Eee cotliph sana amo gaan =e ee ee ye get: Poros at ee. ee ET eae ~_ fi im eae oe n ure. Se PE RE See & bride of William H. Bell. The French-Shipley ceremony will be performed at the home of the bride's parents at s o'clock by the : be ae WS nist RS Xt = . | Sy ee R.. ~s A great manv people who bring their mey. GW. A Hulbert Miss French x 4 ees ; if we “4b B Ce 4 , — ~ - 4° oo *“\* ph ” > ie | Koda k finishing to Kodak Headquarters at will have as her attendants’ her oo aa Bs. oA ; Gn Ans mae ti NE : : a ; aunt, Mrs. Thomas D. Samuel of! | Bai : oa x ; _—_ vB : ui ne - ww & Aloe’s store do so because they hav e learned eae Phahth Street Fntrance io y - ed + ‘s ¢ that \\ ith our up-to-dat eo equipment we Mercantsle Trust Company “5 rye really can do better work. These folks ap- | | ceciate th: ‘expert advice is a big help ry . preciate that our expert advice is a big hel; ile caamrik” acti tan “elk iat This ls the i ‘OOT of ian to the amateur in getting better results out eatin made eee 4 court train lined AR at DT oe ae . wen Set =s Downtown Uptown Store: Za : Store: -513 Olive St. . ‘SDS 539 N. Grand ~ Capttal and Surplus, $10,000,00% a AAS Sok SS NE A Ce At TE IE RMT IT PEPIN BIR ae mS = C N “The Institution for Savings.’’ Stee -_ |Grant of 5053 Westminster place. 'and William H. Bell will be quietls Soleninized at the home of the! ) i bride’s mothe | £-30 o'clock the nev. J. W. Mecivor Sanaa BIGGEST SHOE (i A PA \} Oh S EVERY MAN ' ithe presence of only the relatives | There will be no attendants EVENT IN YEARS | : : — \ SHOULD ATTEND | 1 tf 7 ae The bride's gown will. be of Chan- ooo PF. 3 ‘tilly lace over white satin and em- ; e vai be Goods, Pr 'broidered in seed pearls. The train , 3 OPEN UNT will be of tulle and satin and the ek, NR tS ee oe " — 7 ee i OIE! Dinner nC “ + eas tulle veil will be in coronet effect When Completed, Our Building Will Contain 12 Complete Departments: With vose-point, inch: Laan?” Ga REPRODUCING PIANO DEPARTMENT BAND INSTRUMENT DEPARTMENT [blossoms. She will carry Ophelin | Thursday, Friday, Saturday—Last Three Days of GRAND PIANO DEPARTMENT OLD VIOLIN DEPARTMENT [Ronee AEG valley ee oe eee PLAYER-PIANO DEPARTMENT THEATER ORCHESTRA DEPARTMENT baggo ee aoe UPRIGHT PIANO DEPARTMENT AUTOMATIC INSTRUMEND DEPARTMENT | Miss Grant is the daughter of the | PIPE ORGAN DEPARTMENT VICTOR RECORD DEPARTMENT j late Dr. John MM. Grant She re- VICTROLA DEPARTMENT : PLAYER ROLL DEPARTMENT porn fe — =e a“ Mary mow Making this the most completely appointed Music Store in the city and only equaled me veh pg et ; was oo by Wurlitzer Stores in other large cities of the world. |. Mr. Bell is 3 ’ William is the son of AY | Rell of Webster Groves and was ieducated at Washington University. ==="! Over 1000 Pairs Men's Galan fern re ee AS Oe OLA AAS CAS ‘ Social Items | x , A ae i Ai i i i i i i his aiaiciaen ct Sk From One of America’s Leading Makers at 50c on the Dollar! & jand J. M. Thomas will take place at }8:30 o’clock Saturday evening at A purchase that again emphasizes ShoeMart’s enterprise and leadership— ‘Lenox Hall in the presence of only ee ri ceed tee and permits us to offer you the very finest qualities in The Following Bargains in Used Player-Pianos and Pianos to First EE Bey Charice ts. sie wae ers y q . (harles will perform PLAYERS . UPRIGHTS >» the ceremony. Miss Miller will have BAHNSEN, 88-note, h.; SSS KURTZ™M as her attendants her sister, \fiss § 1 QO d | 2 O f d STEGER & BONS, seamek. poo lige A OO FR ST. LOt is Pi ANO CO,, » egy Ra Bi Patty Miller, and a siste) of the $ ? ani X or Ss at KINGSTON, 88-note, walnut; shopworn .#&.. .8306 aitieekaten ons a - ps bridegroom, Miss Ravdell Thomas. AUTOPTANO, S8-note, mah.; slightly used . 2. S455 VOSE &€ SONS,” damnte hs ones .—_ , Miss Miller has made her home for STREINWAY, B8-note, ebony ; used "4G ADA™’ = wAl I : mah: used : { the last two \enrs “a7 Lenox Hall Le RS-note, walnut: demonstrator $195 WM. KNABE& ©... mah.: slightiv used 1 ; - | THIEBFS, &8-note, mah.; shopworn S05 METEY & CAMP. oseedafgre ne where she Was a membe hiNGsTON, S8-note, mah.; sample de luxe model &S85 VALLEY GEM, meh ip glattiec abed 7 = faculty WURLITZER, B8-note, oak; slightly used 8. KIMBALL k; slight! $19: : me sos i ta : tie F N) 88-note, walnut; shopworn : on *, Siig _ ised , \Ty Thomas is the son of Mrs. M CLARENDON, 88-note, mah.; demonstrator ........ . ones use , ; shopworn Louise Thomas. president of Lenox Hall. He recentl has made his i}home in Denver, Colo., where he will take his bride lL. J. Clawson Primm, who resides at the Washington Hotel, will sail iJuiv 14 for Kurope lie) =«6probably Will remain abroad until the middle / or the winter, “4 , oo er?” Broadwa\ mal, it a WAR-ON.-FLIF pian into the) atch the dics f The out-of-town participants the golf tournament which is being « i , 3 = see abaary A held this week at Bellerive Country (‘lub will be entertained this even- ing at a dinner at Sunset Hill Coun- trv Club. 21 New Player-Pianos. 40 new Style 4 Viectrolas, 825 4 New $800 Player-Pianos, : ench. Th i ta reduced ice, , $495 Each but we wish > Sienban ot ‘chat Discontinued Style, ’ hurriediy and are making terms Mirs Robert Lee Hunt T° 6:8 ~ ‘ Including Bench we $1 a Week $565 Each Aingsbury boulevard, and her aA Every man in St. Louis who wants thoroughly dependable foot- xs nag loa Mi ret r era a : wear—and who wouldn't mind saving $3.00 to $7.00 on each : Canada. where thév. will remein a2 3 \ pair—should make rt his personal business to be here Terms on Pianos Only Down Payments Arranged From Terms on Players Only summer. ss promptly tomorrow. All of these Oxtords are in the $6 to $10 $10 to $25 ' $12 to $16 rr ioe - hg Seeger ff i very latest styles—the best quality leathers—the most wanted lasts—all are Goodyear welt Per Month Per Month ) 5 | | —— NC/ mA sewed—and come in all sizes 5§ to 12. / include the Post Dispatch in The STYLES LEATHERS ‘ vour list of vacation needs. Your _ ” ; ae . paper will he matled dailv at English 2 English Kid and regular mail subseription rates " > q oe Freak Calf in é \ddress — whenever de 4 Se > > Straight Mahogany sires Irafer fhraticth van : , . ired, Order through your ear a Plain Toe Brown wu 4 eat OVP | rier or hy telephone—Olive or 1006 OLIVE STREET ° Eaecanine eetbaha Lasts = Black _ EATH T i . TP alah tak gis, Sete TE RR UD. a.
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rs ¢ their rters at learned ent we lks ap- ng help ults out. » # photog- kodak — me oe, moe 8 . pe ‘*Perfect Uptown Store: 9 N. Grand tf YouHave |}: ‘ > ? 5 i} la ‘ Py ‘A Derfect in a rtone Skin SAS CITY, MO. | TR Vit A: jj | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 \ call ¥* PRET OP ee ee LRTI Se IOI NO LN NIE I Ry d OYLE & RARICK At Our Enlarged Daylight Store You Can See What You Are Buying’ | You get Good Goods, Easy Terme, High-Grade Service, at Hoyle Marick’s—and a small amount, such as you can spare each week your pay, will buy what you need. Our June Sale Summer Dresses = $f28 $14.98 We offer for this week’s special selling, two groups of Summer Frocks, in hundreds of crisp, dainty, new Summer styles—just what you need to wear during this hot weather. Voiles Organdies Ginghams Swisses In white and ‘‘high’’ colors—lace, embroidery, button and ribbon trimmed. Values up to $22.50 Special Offering of SILK DRESSES Fancy Georgettes, Trico- lettes, Foulards—a rare vari- ety of styles at x this low price..... 29.50 — Your Credit’s Good —> a ee dl _>- - = +> ; Extra Special iE. MEN’S 1¢ Palm Beach & #¢=Panama Suits a, % S11.98 Kool Kloth, Silk Mohair and —. Tropical Worsteds oe... $18.50°$25 | | |\ -@A small payment each week will do. a ; \ 7 9 Lightweight to $ L YS Suits........ $7.50 25 | Conductors’ and Motormen’s Uniforms Your Spring Uniform Here and Pay ts as Get Your Pay. Fy _— wy, 5 NS 4 CE : CU; BP ors 606-608 N. Broadway wrniecion Xv. e Goods, Prices and Terms at Our Eawt St. Louis Store, 3°35 Missouri Av. 4QPEN UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT ‘ . ;6 Oa *” HIKILLS EVERY The “Mogul” * a es eats wre Ae" ws er . LFLY IN THE ROOM few puffs of WAR-ON-FLIES (a powder) into a) room means quick death to every fly. Every housewife knows the awful menace of flies. To neglect them is . little short of criminal ignorance, es- are) pecially where there are children in the di) family. WAR-ON-FLIES is the most na effective and simplest way to get rid of these common pests known to science, | bie. Simniy : Harmless to Humans 4. Harmless to Food oa a But Death to All Flies TH TO ROACHES, BEDBUGS, MOSQUITOES AND ALL OTHER INSECTS. - Sold Everywhere ON \ psss52\ THE SIMPLEST A i nob SUREST WAY ==" COMMERCIAL CHEMICALCO™™ “a i Moe. aes Zz AEE ‘ | man cars, only seven could be ob- | ‘FAINTING CAUSES MISTRIAL ’ | Risk of England Becoming In- volved in American-Japa- nese Dispute Removed. By the déssociated ‘Pres. TOKIO, June 16.—Japan inserted an article in the Anglo-Japanese al-, liance pact of 1911 to remove the risk of England becoming intolve.l: in any dispute between the United) States and Japan, it was declared to-| day by Viscount Kato, former For-| eign Minister, m an i::tervic’v ure ‘ing renewal of the treaty. | Viscount Kato, who negotiated "he | treaty with Viscount Grey, said that} both thought the United States | should be specifically mentioned, but, that the Tokio Government pre-| ferred not to use the'name. The article in question of the An- | glo-Japanese alliance of 1911 is 2s. follows: > “Article 4. Should either of the high contracting parties conclud; a) treaty of general arbitration with a third Power, it is agreed that noth- ing in this agreement shall impose upon such contracting party an obli- gation to go to war with the ‘ower IIPANESE. | WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1920. ey | ST LOUIS DISPATCH u | | ADVERTISEMENT = mmeeraee & _— rirw 7, Dit : = “"MOKO | Player Music Rolls I-SCREEM For June — Successor to | ——— a SED ICE CREAM | . : Special bros tym Picnics | P Op ular Suggestions Phone FOREST 4606 for Prices Q. R. S. and Imperial DELMAR 41606 —— = ——— Moko Distributing Co. ! In Sweet September—Fox Trot....... ... $1.25 _ 2, a MS i iA Whistle a Song—Fox Trot.................. 1.35 : I Love You Sunday—Fox Trot.............. 1.00 | ae: cee Oe Bs... ov eee 1.00 Stop It—One-Step _.. Bie Pe ee Hilo—Hawaiian National March............ 1.25 | eet peer OE... s «sce sc ce cee wan 1.00 La Veeda—Oriental Fox Trot.............. 1.25 Everybody’s Buddy—Ballad ................ 1.25 Sunshine and You—Marimba Waltz.......... 1.25 Special Notice All Imperial $1.25 Rolls, including latest hits, have been reduced to $1.00. We carry a complete stock of them. Our stock also contains a number of late selec- tions in Foreign Word Rolls, including Irish, Italian, Polish and Jewish. The Baldwin Piano Co. (The House of Musical Service) r11z Olive St. BOB WHITE TOILET PAPER Bh for Bb W The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening , } newspaper giving Associated Press uews service. ; ' BUG-OLOGY : What do you call them? = | Bedbug (Cimex lectulartus) The ori- | fj gin of the name vbedbue is unknown, but .s | ts supposed to be naturally suggested as @ it is deacriptive. There are manv ijcca! oe names for these parasites, as for iliuatr | ! ' >" Devils to exist where P. D. Q is used Sold by Wolff-Wilson. Judge & Doiph and other leading druggists tion, around Boston they are culled “Chinches,”’ from Baltimore comes the a ‘ = , — name “Mahogany Flat, in New York they are stvied as “Red Coats.” around @& Pittaburgh they are called “Peake Dey tis.’ in Cincinnati and the South “Night - riders."’ in St. Louis and Chicago district | ‘“(rimson Ramblers.’ the great Weet a | *“Pilgrimes.”’ The old saving. “the bec — | bu@ has no teeth, but thev get there just , the same, its correct Instead of teet!} - ' they possess a pitrecing and suckling beak ! ; ' to draw and rob you of your blood fer = their own body Bedbugs. no matter what vou may gg call them or where they came from ecience has found a Way to rid them if | as» vou wil! use faithfully the new chemica Pesky Devils’ Quietua ("P DQ”) Al @® S5c package makes one quart. enough to kill a million bedbyges. roaches, fleas. | , ants or cooties, and their exis as we,.!l . i P p. Q will not tnivre bedding. and !™ each package contains a patent spout to _ enable vou to get them in the hard-to |; gwet-at places Inipossibie for Peek = . i*- ee : ADVERTISEMENT “Bulgarian Blood Tea’”’' Will add many years to your life. Purifies the Blood, Flushes the Kids| Mosey back without else. ruggists everywhere. fails i neys, Gently Moves the Bowels and | GeeallTCH ECZEMA. Sweetens the Stomach. Try it just! RINGWORM, Poddbding * a will never use anything | retin ea GENUINE ARMY GOVERNMENT GOODS (RECLAIMZD) Overalis and Jumpers, : 7T5e each Blankets and Comforts, $1.25 up maincoats: 2’. « Aha * 2. ‘. St & ” Be =e <4 04 454 Camels are sold everywhere in scientifically scaled packages of 20 cigarettes; or ten pack- ages (200 cigarettes) in a glassine-paper-cov- ered carton. We strongly recommend this carton for the home or office supply or when yeu travel. R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C. ~< v4" eit e eon 2 ee ~? . aa ~J yer erny . ~ mown fy se wu Sem er eS ur ay ewe nn naj ed ire Fae 8 ie ee wwe esl j - tw S~e- .
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ee * ae eae a ae em alee none a Sb. jon vave tec. waite “ 2 ae — Be ase ip se totem Tym ee eee ee ee fe ne ew Rome o * Sar : “; . : ~ ‘ Bee ia ge org ge Ng NE ee Sh Mag 7 ouase tape, ame as Sie eee ees 0S ee , ST. LOUIS- POST- DISPATCH ' WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1920. ADVERTISEMENT ‘Safe Milk ., Infants esa Invalids Opens Today DE LUXE ICE CREAM and Dainty Light 5 ‘| will be served. HORLI Cc K Ss ‘*Quality and Service’ : ORIGIN. A tae THE AL Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form. | For infants, invalids aed growing children. Pure nutrition, upbuilding the whole body. Invigorates nursing mothers and the aged. More nutritious than tea, coffee, etc. fee See snstantly prepared. Requires no cooking. Substitutes Cost YOU Same Prico nana gee ane = I’ost-Dispatch Wants. Lunches A cottage with a targe yard—see CHILDREN GIVE ~ THREE BENEFITS ———— ~—FOR MILK FUND nl Show at 6224 Ridge Avenue Nets $29 for Babies — a © an anne? o. Ge . S xy CO ; . WS — ° * ’ DA 9.UR 5 ETA 3 WR 2A DUA OTA) WRG WAS WHA C WAS TAC HRS is ‘ . SAK . ¢ N . wy vy . ‘\ Aw > \ SS . aS . SS ; : we 2 £ \ as 4 ~ AWAISWRAS; — Do rey ‘ ONFA' @ VFA © WeFA’. oO oS This Dress, $70.98 Ae e 45 ) | SACS ‘ tJ a’ ¥. 4 4 “ s, ty , } Y 1 4+/%3 J ‘ P rm: ; , 4 / 2 an © 4 sf 4 fy ” a , - s dy , J i, f / ? “yy 4 “e014 SWAN A | Vy ) +, fa ’ VY es ° PE G43) Y 7 , wim fe Wil” Officers and Directors President Vice-President Gen. Manager John F. Lee Ed. F. Hagemann Sec. and Treas. cent. he tn A 4s 4 d ii fy f FA ‘ ¢ AZ vin | ga a / / 44s j VY, ie Wi tf The (Ant N\ if JS Look for this sign when you buy stands for the reliabilits the dealer displaving it. It not onls that he sells St. Louis (‘company’s Guaranteed (ream, but that he lieves in quality confections and merchandise for his cus- tomers, “ne = For Dessert— Because, to the youngsters, dessert is the most impor- tant part of every meal, careful mothers often choose St. Louis Dairy Company’s Ice Cream. For they know that it is wholesome as well as delicious: that the delicate flavors, so temptingly combined, are the result of the best materials; and that all sanitary precautions have been exercised to keep it pure. St. Louis Dairy Company’s Ice Cream meets both the State and Federal butter-fat standard of fourteen per Be sure to order it by the full name—St. Louis Dairy Company’s Ice Cream. You will then be certain to get the genuine. St. Lou is Dairy Company 2 be suffering from concussion of the brain. She was unable to make a statement. The two men gave their names as Samuel Pershell, 22, Granite City, lll, a grocer, and Gus Bova, 24, 616 Franklin avenue. The girl gave her name as Rose Renski, 17, 1014 South Ninth street. All three declared the Newell girl had jumped from the au- tomobile while it was in motion. Sie Slice or Two Will Complete the Simplest Meal QUALITY BREAD The steadilv increasing sales indicate that ‘Dinner Belle’’ Bread is registering 100%, Tt is the repeated. purchases added to the new customers that. proves up the Quality. ® Your Grocer Sells - “DINNER BELLE” ( BLergest dependent Dakety in StLc They stopped the machine tmmedi- ately and were caring for her when § the police arrived. The Renski girl told the police she 6 EME ‘ => ‘ “ . pai nie ‘ ~ ml ue er, and the Newell girl had met the two Aas men near the Free Bridge earlier in the evening and had been invited to ride. When going west in Arsenal street, she said, Dottie became ex- cited and jumped out. HOGAN'S NAME NOT ON. BALLOT Board Decides Senatorial Candidate Should Have Filed Here. ; The Election Board has decided that it cannot place the name of Ed-. ward J. Hogan of 3035 Cass avenue on the official ballot as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for State Senator in the Thirty-third Dis-. trict. Hogan. a férmer saloon proprie-| tor, filed a notice of his candidacy with the Secretary of State in Jef-' ferson City, hut not with the Elec- tion Roard here The board holds that the statute requires a candidate to file here. If Hogan's name is not placed on the ticket, Senator Joseph H. Brogan will have no opposition for renomination. Hogan expects toa : appeal to the courts. FIRST FIREWORKS VIOLATION ee Storekeeper and Clerk Held for Sale to Boys. | The first fireworks violation this, year, reported to the police last night, resulted in the arrest of Max Zigel- man, proprietor of a store at 1529 Iranklin avenue, and his clerk, Hy- man Rakliff, 15, of 1607 Carr streef* The police found three 16-year-old | setting off two-inch cannon crackers on Nineteénth street. near Franklin avenue. They said they had bought them from Bakliff. who ad-' mitted the sales. He was turned over. to his parents Zigelman gave bond. , y/ boys German Economy Teacher Diea. re the Associated Press« RERLIN, June 16 Prof Weber, an eminent economist merly at Heidelberg University and recently named successor to Prof. . lLujo Brentano, professor of econo- mics at-the University of Munich, is dead. savs the Vossische Zeituvv, He was 56 years old, _ Max for Sure Relief \\ ate J ; BE , FOR — ——, PLIES have killed more world. ‘‘One death in four was caused by flies.” In 1918 the Government, realizing the \ — e - b Pee so ~* es “ } a , 5 sa? Ya than all the armies of the In 1898, one-fifth of the soldiers contracted typhoid fever. and disease resulting from flies, carried on an effective fight against them by usmg the most efficient and sanitary method—more than 20 carloads of CURRY FLY TRAPS “The Scientific Fly Exterminator’’ for camps, cantonments and hospitals. Typhoid and tuberculosis were reduced to the lowest min- imum ever recorded—almost negligible. These camps were models for sanitary methods. The “Curry Wer” traps the flies at their seurce of feo.) supply and breeding places ean before they “a 7 inside. fore he kills you. galv sanitary. of order. Two sises, at your back door or near the garbage Seine necessary as ce The Curry Fly Trap operates itself—made of iron and wire—no Will last for years. Nothing to ge o 1, 21x21; No. 2, 14x14 DEALERS :—Write for detuils and liberal terms or wire your ordera. CURRY FLY TRAP COMPANY, Inc., Tulsa, Oklahoma. All Hardware Jobbers and Dealers a 10c or _ 6 BEeLLANS Hot water Sure Relief LL- + Women’s Aches and (lis— ESTION TABLETS Rheumatic and Sciatic Pains |’ Fig 2,4 * is to enjoy good health. The secret of _ reo -o is eo to maintain nor- m ty of the stomack, bowels, liver, skin and kidneys All Pain BEECHAM’S Headaches Neuralgias /Ac> Colds and La Grippe PILLS Largest Sale of Any Med cme in the World. Seld everywhere. ln bewes, 10c., 254, Ask your A Woman’s Right 7 We've | | Got | Them | Talking’ The better dressed men and young men of St. Louis have been passing the word along and each day sees big- ger and bigger crowds tak- ing advantage of these |FINE ALL- | WOOL SUITS —_— A T— —$34 is actually LESS than the wholesale price! These Suits were bought at big discounts from one of America’s foremost manufacturers of fine quality clothing! We promised not to use his name in our adver- tising, as these identical Suits are being sold righthere in St. Louis at many dollars more, but his nationally advertised label can be found sewed in every garment! Suits that are as good or better than Suits selling at $55 and $60 in the sales of other St. Louis stores! CLOTHING COMPANY § N. W. Cor. 8th & Washington Av. § | “SF FAS CHILD'S LAXATIVE Look at tongue! Remove pole sons from little stomach, liver and bowels—say “i lifornia” ‘Calitornia’’ Svrup of Figs only—look for the name California on the package, then vou are sure your child is having the best and most harm laxative or physic for the little liver and bowels. Children love ts delielous fruity taste. Full cehild’s dose on each bot- ; without fear. You ‘5 hb be stomaeh, direetions for tie (sive if Mother! nia.’’ must say °° Califor- > E ~s wit’ 44 ee, ~— -— - . — we = . O70. OY 8c moseeme aw Corman - mec ace . to the Public ~ # Kills Pesky Preferred Stock’ 4 . is backed by MORE “i $100 worth of. State-annain State regulated, income-z ing public service gf maintained always in good dition. ‘ ’ The $7 a vear of cash da dends on each $100 share able $1.75 every three are assured by ample Union Electric’s ¢ earnings are derived sale of electric light, power service in the Louis and five adjoining ¢ at rates based, with the approval, upon actual cogs cluding a yearly fair retugy investment. Issuance and sale of. $1,000,000 of preferred stock offered to the general publie authorized by the § finance the growth of the erty for the public service, This is one of very few per cent preferred stocks elling at par anywhere in United States. It is ge par because it is worth pag, is Worth par because it” bines the safety of a good with the higher earning power ’ frst-class preferred stock, . WICK _ fascinati "+o the a1 finger oO strands | 257 “We ha Ivory ft tees, upt “which tl ‘which wi A good many invéd outside of Union Electrie’s sting territory are taking aa | tage of this chance ta} shares of ownership in Gre St. Louis’ basic light, heata - power industry. ry PRICE: $100 a share cash; $102 on a_ ten-paw plan, under which buverg--@ 2 per cent interest on ni ment payments, and can i draw all payments, WITH TEREST, any time before final installment is paid. “, SALES OFFICES: | 201 Union Eleetric Building, ff and Locust streets, St. Louig, Mnion Eleetrie’s offices Franklin, Jefferson, Perry, (Charles and St. Louig count MAIL ORDERS: Ff draft, certified cheek, posto or express money order should sent with mail orders. A@ Securities Department, | “'o-trie Bnilding, St. Lows, M and make all remittancés pa ot Kleetrie Light & Pe ‘ompany. Prompt delivery hares will be made by reg mail. UNION ELECT Light & Power Cor ~=_———_— . bs While a li ockers il * ADVERTISEMENT A Letter They are | with loose Aside fro! others tha Words cannot express my tude What AR-LON has de me is a milracle and seems dream ’ [ had a large lump on mye shoulder, one in my stomach; Gr breast Was one mass of lumps Tm! bunch of grapes extending to te arm. | had constant pain in mye men, palpitation of the he a fainting spells. The upper mus T ny left shoulder were numb? mae fering was so intense it woehd@am my left arm back, paining me lv. | feared | had cancer, used most everything and 1 could not Wear a corset. me of AR-LON, stat was cured of stomach © taking AR-LON. I] gealf I@ it, my I got the AR-LON Feb. 27, too directed (On March 3 those were gone, every one of them, iia and heart fine, numbness out 6mm cles. Can wenr my corset, Cie hill without fatigue or heart tion and eat anything. IT am better than 1! did tn sixteen AR-LON {ts the most wonderful; Ly cine IT have taken: it cannot highliv recommended Sincere’ MRS. J . Reach Co., .7 was sworn to F * Earman, Palm This letter notary public ry S.—NMrs waek later. oa 3% Ka | stones, Neft's2 second I “tated that ahe Ff thanks to AR-I A Wonderful | Stomach Medici | AR-LON 7 is EG lt’. 8. PATENT O Gastritis, Indigestion, Piles. Gallatones Sie, 81.00 For sale at Judge & Dolphs& Wileon's and all up-to-date R ADVERTISEMENT Bed Bugs P.D.Q. | ae See, aed Bas Pa Pe + ORES RAR Bis au, che, EE. lust think P. (Peaky Devils’ Qu enough to kill a mi!) fleas or cooties and stope tions by Killing the eggs ‘ure the clothing. Liquid fire to the bedd DY @ ta iike—beddDugs ‘hance a6 a enowbell ip & heat resort Petent epeut, 7 the = : Special fie galilient enpouts ther eize ef FeVe é s#nt Prepaid upon receipt the Owl Chemical Ce. ‘ fjenitne FP Le Q te never " ‘Voi? Wiieen, Judge O° oe echer leading druggists to be ence
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a a to eh hn ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1920 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 00 SH a | | April w 390,519.47, 1 asttesil tim: i tee eee TWO BUSOMG PLABUE DEATHS, | BEDIIDIICANC T() MEF] | sustuettar't ot esses. *|camn"iareu"pnce "When et "actors Mune ff 2 : Electric | a “i | | REPORTED IN PENSACOLA The ruling of the Public Service| | = : | So ee Lift Off Corns! 4q \ OS ES egerac ag EMENT. rred Stock’, 7 : Shop makes VIM: 1 mina of Rat Nos Ne | IN SEDALIA IUINE 4 “Tiz” Gladdens = ie as : oF Doesn’t hurt! Lift touchy corns and. . rit ‘2 ig > \ ‘ | Be. PENSACOLA, Fla., June 16.-— MF . by IORE than, : sather prod UCTS | Pensacola started killing rats today | —“ oP bs calluses right off with fingers “ of State-apprai with a view to stopping the spread | od, income-produe : ppevery mechani- of what local physicians have said | Call for Gathering to Demand | _ ; 7 per ice Ppreperts a , fs bubonic’plague. T d t} } i | ' ‘ ‘ : 2 always in good ¢on- © cal pu rpose. | ocurred from the fos tliat pad yee icy ti on =e | 7 | Just What Ki nd of a Car AY Apply a few drops of ‘‘Freerone’’ upon that old, : ’ F | #-r iday. ss Vy c y , ce oeee ° D + ° hnatnaitier +! that com stops O You W ant? | | bothersome corn. Instantly th 'h ‘; ae = The rat exterminators will be paid | ae 7 year ote >, a , UG : ° . ey 7 ae? tna been made for that purpose. The | eee ; Bonet rns ittle roadster just rig or two—or a . in or soreness. vety three months, nee work is being directed by the United ee nn oogy a oe hecninege ie rege Nec no CO serviceable. economic coupe syitable for year-round busi- : rook, ane all, without pau : lursday, June 24, to take steps as ’ ness use—or - nl ; maybe it’s a five or seven passenger tour i Hard corns, soft corns, corns by ample ear —— G States Public Health Service. rninge. : ‘ward».influencing the Republican ing car or Sedan. Whichever. it may be, spend a few between. the toes. and the stric’s dividend State Committee to remove W. L. moments at the : derived from a = Cole, chairmanj because of his ac- ‘*Tiz’’ makes sore, burning, tired ibis hard skim calluses on ceptance and use of Harding cam- feet fairly dange with delight. Away ‘. bottom of feet lift ' paign funds and Lowden campaign go the aches and pains, the corns, cal- | Se ar OW eee right off—no funds, -prior to the convention, WaS ]ouses, blisters, bunions and chilblains. | . | ‘issued today by a committee of Re- ‘‘Tiz’’ draws out the acids and poi- | humbug! hpon actual cost . ru roc 1 on publicans of Maryville. sons that puff up your feet. No mat- | I n th e €: O L | S E U M . The signers of the call were W. ter how hard you work, how long you parly fair return | ie , Cal. Pierce, a Maryville banker: J. F.| gdanee. how far vou walk. or. how long Ww ‘2 | | - . xe , ue rs tine. ¥ Ftc ar . . | ~Fourth and St. Charles Streets Hull, W. F. Phares, H. F. Leet and you remain on your feet, *‘Tiz’’. brings Cire uals: "Thberet ie alesaet cap’ costa Wt { , © ‘ Fy = . and sale of t H. L. Rains. restful foot comfort. ‘‘Tiz’’ is magi- could wan The movement in the northwestern | eal, grand, wonderful: for tired, aching, oa eaeell ian 5 tee bandoed doltens aa mia ‘part of the State, hedded by Piefce, | swollen, smarting feet.. Ah! how com- - Wie bh er f urnitut ae ‘is in conjunctien with the movement) fortable, how happy you feel. Your kt will have just the*car for you—so come in this ‘in St. Louis headed by Matt G. Rey- | feet just tingle for joy; shoes never |” - €ve ~ ‘nolds. For a time there was talk of) hurt or seem tight. N ao. ° |having two meetings, one in Kansas Get a box of ‘‘Tiz’’ now from any e W e II M ot O r C a r C O. \ Vituyr ¢ st. P is, he j 1 t t t End | Ane of very f or e O a rt u Mm |City and one in St. Louis, but t druggist or department store. En are : on sin ry Cw ‘ealling of the Sedalia meeting is ex- foot torture forever—wear smaller Open Sunday and Ev enings Till 8 O Clock. | Tiny bottles af Freezane cost referred stoc ian eg no 4 pected to take the plage of the tW0O) ghoes keep vour feet fresh sweet and but a few cents at d ; gs. It is selling | WICKER and FIBRE, truly, are most ‘which. had been considered. happy. Just think! a whole year’s rug sere Moi 2 At Sedalia, it is expected, the anti- | foot comfort for a few cents . = eg ey ti fascinating’ types of furniture. There 1 is no limit organization’ Republicans also: will ; Secrescs aa ga petition to the Re- Bi: ; ' discuss sendin iia fety of a good bong, Ma to the artistic twists and turns which the skilled [publiesn Nationa} Committee, asking| © [7 Ear carning powhe aa finger of the expert weaver can give to the lit to use its influence to induce Na-| . “ates : | d f fiber reatin hapes and d i n tional Committeeman Babler to re-) _Stran sO er, cre 4 5 p es =f S. sign. The matter was presented to | many’ investo Chairman Hays at the Chicago con-| Tnhion Electric’ 8 opewo :, . ay Say ; ms brave , vention, but no definite reply was) _—. taking adva : -D5% Off On Ivory | 1eCeS obtained from him. © ! his chance tor b The anti-Babler forces presented he general public wagi by the State, growth of the Prof public service. SehE. ee bs teihi — shi wnership in Great the argument that with Babler rep- = pent —~ om | ‘We have a special showing this week of resenting Missouri! on the national 7 2 sil! Ivory finished wicker chairs, rockers and set- jcommittee great difficulty would be ) en and at the é S° Naval Academy ound in getting campaign Cc J - aes $100 a share f |. tees, upholsfered in colorful cretonnes, numbers tions in the State, and that the na- Annapolis, Md. on-a ten avmey ' fons ce ittee coul ( , Shich bay “Pa ‘ray “which the manufacturer has discontinued and cose ties meget amandieeal — interest on insta which we are offering greatly underpriced. : ithe local Republican politicians : : ents, and can witha , : ‘throughout the State. aACr - ype be IN|} Oa. e e e | It was learned today that two . ny time eftore thet | Ss / B | F; b |members of Reynolds’ committee, . . ? ment is paid. . (" pecita S In rown tore ee oe ea eaak enauttaar ot Shes At Annapolis, as with Navy Officers | ; bi pr Planters Hotel Monday, will not: “ : ‘ OFFICES: — i Wwe Each as shown 19 50 $ serve. Charles Nagel, former Secre- generally, Fatima 1S by far the largest eUuric ull ing, ¢ «@ ’ ’ ? . 4 ary of Commerce and Labor, said selling cigarette. This 1S true both at tary streets, St. Louis, ana. his duties as a member of the Com- ° . | | shaacagn ls lllagn . ae » the Officers’ Mess in the Academy and in iT) Stforsei = ssh ia, ig ee. eae mittee of the United States Chamber ’ tc 4 , 7. § un / Sy é ay. ~ Bs > et » - —. 8 ” Sari 7 4res- x Ne i . + . . 7 St eRe | yy ——y of Commerce will require his >res-| | aD the town itself, while among the mid- St. Louis counties"! s ae ,gm > 3 | ; } - ; Np ience in New York. Miss Grace Sem- e ° - . 2 : shipmen Fatima is especially popular. aN “om Me t =. | ple, \ president of the Republican . _ . > s > 5 Ary eae SoS > aa Ate : 7 .y 4, strep mot ORDERS: Rank’ |i Hs Ss Oe ‘soedl mene ie cheek ostoffi | & ty sy Women's Club, another member, has : ; St¢ . a may. order posted eta nm Se, - A | gone to Wiano, Mass., for the sum- : be ; ” = ras : tiie J paymaster’ in Missouri, in a state- ilding, St. Louis, M emia ie \ | . > ae 1h ee ee S vemittencte Dayal °. ti Ry b7 EX: a ¥ wT - Bley ment in vesterday’s Post-Dispatch, lectric Light & Pow > , Se A ~ Sa - ot said that Nagel was the chief sponsor 4 , : Ps 4 8% : ite -+ aS: Fat a lic 191%, and that Magel was a contrib- be made by re stered’ - os or 2 ” Bay Kiasriog tated F Sa y gi te in: | UA Saas eee = += : utor in that campaign. Politicians ee ——- “ai - OT ERA TR. : discussed Morse’s statement today in .- Bt 2 : — - connection with-Nagel’s announce- FLECTR J » (a a => ment of his inability to serve on the , ww ee ee committee, and also the fact that many , : ; Nagel was discussed as a possibility ! Power Compa Mi feed) bile a dimuted number of these Brown Fiber Chairs and for National Conimitteeman in Chi- | . ee ckers illustrated last, we are offering them—regular PORES We epee: eh the event the anti | Toe | $24.00— : " Babler forces cgquld force Babler’s mi resignation. . ertel pane gg Mme = ney ~ + Sn > ~ a + — 7 » — Si ro r J -~ * le A. aed ae _ * Ay > y o* > , . ~ . a 4 FATIMA A Sensible Cigarette ~_ ‘ : ~> chk \ : = - , * ’ ‘ . mee x ed a ‘oe * > SA ng A Ale, Ser . ser Se, eee ee ; ay ' fi | : | Special $19.50 Each ‘ Hyde — house Cleaning” RTISEMENT ste When Committees Are Chosen. vith They are upholstered in jnteresting patterns of cretonne Arthur M. Hyde, a candidate for) ee | ° . ° eo si ail a ented with loose cushion seats qver spring seats. _the Republican nomination for Gév-, ernor, speaking before the Repub-' i quate | t | * + pe ’ 0 ; | ‘ui $f) Aside from these pieces sketched here—we have many Se ree 2 cen BK SrONsees Ne | , power eee School last night, gave an indorse- | ~ ; pammuamawoe et oS. ‘ieeaaee . covet Public tn others that are quite distinctive. The prices are reason- ‘ment of the movement begun by Matt | oie ‘ o- G. Reynolds of St. Louis and Cal| not express my Bre x : Pierce of Maryville for a “house AR-LOK has done teria - cleaning’ in the Republican organi- | le and seems to 3’ ee —eeeeeeeeoeeoeeeoeeoeoeoEoOEOoEoEoooE—E——E fone ue : zation, though he refrained from rge lunip on my aii oe |! /mentioning personally either Nation- in my stomach; my jetass al Committeeman Babler, E. L. (Liv) ne mass of lumps ITk® ab : adhin dee ikionan Kale of the Stat eS extending to n vo oOrse vn wirman a Oo le Sla 6 | ’ Committee. Nstant pain in my 3 . | “Being a candidate,” Hyde said, ‘T| lon of the hen onl Ene | OF ic /am supposed to be neutral in this’ ' matter, but I was an American and | 7. The upper muscl@s ¢ a Republican before I became a can- | der were numb? m aout didate. I am still an American and| ile learning a LAO |) sis notice ot et - ck, paining me th er ha cancer, erything and p ig ear a corset. of AR-LON, Ree ured of stomach rreub R-LON. I said Omach is not just: A “LON Feb. 27. tooka@t larch 3 those temp Very one of them, ‘Mom ¢, numbness out of ues fear my corset, clifib. fatigue or heart p anything. I am f£ did itn sixteen... 6 most wonderful, > intense it wotld @rawW clare myself in favor of the move-| | ment.’ : , Hyde said he was not in favor of | EARN to be an electrical engineer, ‘a factional fight or for a scramble. salesman, automobile mechanic or for power in the perty, and that he/ Lb % f ra did not belleve the loss from the or-| plum er. earn any one Oo doze S ganization of a few men would af- of well-paid trades. Geta commonschool, fect the Republican party. - He expressed the opinion that the high school, or business college education. aed Sha wail are, te hemi oe imended eats : Get paid tor learning, with free board, the precinct meetings and elect com- y, £ : . oa : _mitteemen who would be of the type | : fe MRS SOB. wien D i lodging, clothes and medical attention. Rube uk the Dacian af Seats K ) : | a a8 Three words explain it a oaeen Ce. voters | im 1 Live e aman’s life i in the big outdoors with committeemen who would choose a| | ’ Net's second letter, real men for buddies. Get physically new chairman of the State Commit- a . ' te % FAR: Pe , “lust enough Turkish” eee tee. ) eS: enke No AT TONS | 2 fit and stay that way. | , % oS Ge dae AB The fact that the Naval Cadets are Wonderful is | Special two, three or four year enlistments in | JUDGE MIX SAYS HE STRUCK | : . ey 83 apr _ ge ings eer | 2 the Marine Corps are now open, carrying free f . | RBS i the Union, sh Medicine 7 - scholarzhips in the U.S. Marine School at | RUG DEALER IN SELF DEFENSE 3 : | | . Bina BAS ) Fatima’s strongest endorsements. | : Te | By > ) Here at Annapolis, a3 elsewhere, tt Quantico, Virginia. All courses are taught by fan (qu'une £6 temas alt oe | FD se gly R LON for fF competeng instructors, using the celebrated | Alexander Assadorian, a rug dealer, | | , , aan er ae > RY men have discovered that the number a tt ~* International Correspondence School methods ‘against Police Judge George EF. | Bs OW of cigarettes they can smoke and ¢myey S. PATENT ta Be and text books. Graduatesof the MarineSchool Mix, alleging —_ the defendant, Rite Sm 7 PP+ at “a ae a> COONS 2 im a cay depends on the right propor- ls, Indigestion, p 4 are given regular I. C.S. Diplomas in addition to while cross-examining him in a civil Bi bly ~ ie | ) a a ere tioning of Turkish tobacco. | Galiston _ - Marine School Certificates. case before a special commissioner, | oR SE Be 8 | “eS it a &. Bax) aay . 5 35¢, $1.00 Ll . struck him in the face, an answer ' eZ we fe - bs A ge : ' aL: So Fatima owes its popularity to the wr. ante are pias | An honorable discharge from the Marine Corps jeamtor ne te wn yh a panera Cage en 2 2 2S ee ee PS , ————— P me et a fact that it contains not toe much nor iis and an I. C.S. diploma mean immediate em- Repairer mak the plaintiff rai 9 Hap vee ge Ae. ant fey , ) our ie he _ too bittle, but just enous Turkish— ployment at real pay when you get back into 'te strike him. The alleged assault Pe , ee, , ' py, ) : ‘2 7 wy % et PR « just enough to please the taste without civilian life. took place Aug. 7, 1917, before the oh by VR + al ai Tee é, es tring it. _defendant was on the bench. ai Judge Mix calis attention to the fact that an election of a_ aspectial | Judge to try the damage suit is void | because it was not held in accord- ‘ance with the law. The so-called | ‘election, in which five lawyers par- | ticipated, was held after Circuit! ‘Judge Kimmel had disqualified him- | self from hearing the case because | he and Judge Mix are rival candi- If you are even slightly interested dates in the Republican primaries. call at the Marine Recruiting Office. for a Circuit Judgeship nomination. You will not be urged to enlist, but *¥ranklin Miller, who was chosen| ou will be told the truth about the | 7 ied Me tga ce. Call or send for. booklets | re udge, later cline o | describing real life “in the Marines” and the Marine School. | oe | U. S. INE UL R. CASH $530,064 ON MAY | RECRUI FFICE | The thirteenth monthly report of | eg Rolla Wells, as receiver of the 122 North 7th United Railways Co., filed in the St. Louis United States District Court, shows ™ $1,215,660.87 on hand March 31, and total receipts of $1,705,923.58 ~ for April, making a total of $2,920 | 684.40. The total disbursements tor | - —— —- foe aa) > 248 euch ms a5 : . —_ —— i EP ee ee ee “ a ~ > > . . . 7 - é re i a * SOW Moe OS te at S.€ ” Sn cF neg SP Bs = , ~~ ee ee ae ee ee . ‘+ 4 ss f “ - A 4; ’ ‘ . ’ =e . - : 4 ; . » Ral AS ae a “fn 4% 4 ss 7 “ ‘ . a ¥ - ' a A +7, o a , “ “er P y : sored . “ . IP. - A , . * > ’ ~~ _ ~ =n 4 te , a - 2 7 a Sete a - e 7 . . - “ . ’ “ ’ ON + * * * y . 7 * j LA Z ° . » 7 - _« “ ean « ¥ “ . ‘ . ‘ m) - + , ’ , . : “ 5 , % , = 4 . » a. ’ ay ORE - . c . -* a * _~ .*. » ¥ , he | , ee , ‘ ey . J + : ~ , : me. : pe ae nh ; “ - . 4 p, ~ndaiea® ““, es ue > P aa 4 6 FSS s ~ ss aces i , " ¢ ~~ ~ > et ; - . ; . _—~_ , . oem ‘- > ad @ . _i-* « 4, - S . ¥ ° le .“ . . . ‘ , oe geet we - . - . / = - . " = ~ ~ Open. ee A A er . . . ’ NS © wr Cre 0 Me i oe ee ed ~ Qvaterteetna ~~ A ove — » te oe " — _ ea - petaestpatensions . ’ . sathenedepiemenee oate_ae i SE SS RE RG IE a Mit cE at aE : phen ia ~ wo ae? _—— eo Se > a . ' " . 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PT ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH bi Nha iy aa ICL oc hcy ME CCC. cIcy a Better Goods—or Better Pricesf This\means that you get better goods for your money —or the same goods for less ae MACK Y’S. See Our Special 3-Room Outfit at . naan Terms, $2.50 Weekly WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1920. |(@ CHROETER STATLER HOTEL NEXT DOOR | 810-812-814 WASHINGTON AV., ST. LOUIS] WEEKLY AD No. 821 THIS SALE CLOSES JUNE 22, 5:30 P. M. During July and August Store Closes Saturdays at 1 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ADVERTISEMEN T — $$$ as == —_ —_—— ADVERTISEMENT Doctors Prefer Calotabs for a Lazy Liver Wonderful How ‘Bright and Cheerful the World Looks After Taking This Nausealess Calomel Tablet—Perfectly Safe. Foul Brea’ Misera'| Bia \7~-—— —_ ane eneeperseneeE ~All the Family SAURU SCHEDLE $1,590,500 IN ‘ASSETS’ Winfield S. Starnes, -76, Lists Fortune That Eluded Him Against $5586 Liabilities. ERE ete BICYCLES FOR MEN OR BOYS GUARANTEED TIRES, COASTER BRAKES, MUD GUARDS, Finished in various colors; 22-inch frame; bright parts heavily nickeled., $34.50 : = Regular $40 wheel. Special,each BICYCLES FOR BOYS 18-inch frame Winfield Scott vears a real es-| When Starnes, 76! years old, for many tate dealer in Illinois, filed a volun-/|§- tary petition in bankruptcy here yes- | terday, putting his liabilities at $5586 and his assets at $1,590,500, he dis- ‘closed a story of long deferred hope that for years seemed | his grasp, but that | Ought to take Father) John's Medicine, the great- ‘esl Tonic and Body Butld- | er—You gain flesh and ae ee erengih — taking thts on, headache and indi. IDAOlesale food medicine. ; iver decdeatner.| D0Oes not contain alco- ! One | “hol or dangerous drugs. Guaranteed. Over 60 Years in Use. Begin today taking Father Jobn’s' | Medicine afte: meals: and at bedtime | * Calotabs are sold onls iginal ‘and see how promptly you gain sealed packages, price thirty-five cents ‘weight and new strength. Best for Your druggist is authorized to refund | colds. your money if you do not find them ef- ” factiv ve and delightful TOO nausealess calome! taking a pleasure” Ou appreciate the wonder- el when robbed of ail nd nauseating effects e favorite of the drug ‘a ¥ ‘24rd it as the best igerous a ee ee ‘of a fortune actually within }thus far His claims against land tracts in Illinois | of which he states he was once joint | owner with syndicates of Illinois and ELECTRIC BICYCLE > LAMPS—operates on dry neleeue GUARANTEED BICYCLE TIRES, per pair, $8.00, $8.50 VILLAGE BLACKSMITH GRASS HOOK with offset handle BABY SCYTHE GRASS HOOK EMERY SCYTHE STONES . TRANSPLANTING TROWELS THERMOS BOTTLES, 1-pint size. » RIBBED GARDEN HOSE, Ye-ineh, 50- foot sections. RIBBED GARDEN HOSE, *,-inch, 50-foot sections LAWN SPRINKLERS, 8 ‘aches itt diameter HEADLIGHT BULBS for ‘Ford | car, each - FISHING ROD—STEEL three joints and has eluded him. largely oF aietict 9 artery: © Matas “assets consist © x ~: ‘ + tlle, ~ = r ~~" vr “ > - » * e “ +. - — ~~ = ~~ + ere ~ Pear x ae Se ape 4 ‘ee rte iS eee Re se ae a - ae. tes wets et i Aeaaen ely is " - (Og gM WL ATI ent OR = = ‘ Sai oF lin Let ie ne amg jou i iy yl 6 Bg so af 2 - : > Bi it Lar I Mare eee SS ee es ew ae * “ aoe . wera pe - potécngols . ie ha ’ Refrigerators All Styles - All Sizes- All Prices: This style top-icer,’ solid oak case, heavily . insulated. oe ¥ oughly cleansed for breakfast. vat lat you please dange: capitalists At one time, | when he was ill at New decree was entered in an Illinois | court divesting him of his interests | and since that time he has been en- |! deavoring to re-establish his claim | to property which he values at one! and one-half millions The property, some of which St. Louls \ 1 Orleans, 4&4! + 0S , a “e ‘ ™/* LAWN TENNIS RACKETS Frame made of good quality ash; 65-piece walnut throat; high- "ADVERTISEMENT ~ The Easiest Way Enameled in dead black; butt; assorted lengths. 1 19 Special price this sale ° REELS—Fishing—80-yard size, 4 “Feb 72 ja ° / brary table, special at $3.00 M viel Columbia Grafonolas | | Sold on time at the regular cash prices Every home should have music, and the Columbia Grafonola is especially desirable PAR ~ like WES aN Rees oranges we a3) e Ss SN : SNES SAE RSS Brussels Rugs | [GQ OPOMR BY AYRVA RAMANA 0 exper It has passed which mental stages, the has been used over 30 Confidence in Schroeter’s MEANS Easy Vacuum Electric Washers. 7 “yn 74444 ss, Tub ie Made of solid copper, tinned in- Bide; side of tub, dlameter 2 inches, height 18% inches: does not injure the daintiest laces, flannels, lingerie, etc.; no dragging, rubbing or jerkine of clothes! over rough surfaces Satisfaction in SAAN aes = +e hl . aia. ava r ~ pee suth avenue entrance to Fairground always hit the spot! Cooling as sea breezeel because everyone can play /Park at 8 p. m., and when taken to his home was found to have suffered | Refreshing as the first cold plunge! They derive their delicious flavors it, and it plays all records. a fractured leg and injuries to his from fruit oils pressed from head. He ilater told the police he! 6 ——__—_ Sew wivaw w) AWRY AY, AWAY AVY, iy prone x epee oranges or lemons, a ‘had been knocked from his whee] by ‘an automobile. Tle E Eon Size Rugs, in-lovely patterns and co _ combined with pure sugar and citric | = Bel | ymbinations to choose from—splendid go¢ acid (thena vm pe citrus fruits). ra EROS TFC Will place the style pic- eari | ng Brussels Rugs, suitable for any roe LOUISIANA REJECTS SUFFRASE tured in your home, and -in the house. We give a you can pay the balance splendid value at. . Federal Ratification Resolution De- | | y ae featpd in House 67 to 44. - x in easy amounts that This Style, $129 YOu'll never miss. $3 Month The Store That Is Known by the C ——e lt Keeps BATON ROUGE, La., June 16.— All possibility of action by the ‘Louisiana Legislature to enfranchise. a UR E 1 ja ‘ CO assesses the women of the nation before the viveruence in bottles or at fountains Prepared Orange-Crash Co., Chicage aterv: Los Angeles Bend for free book, “The Story af Orenge-Crush” |November elections was removed yesterday, the House voting down. Bottled by the firms named below: '67 to 44, the Federal ratification } : resolution and then adopting in anes aad aaa a eg quick order 60 to 39 a_ resolution a D , ‘278 ; flatly opposing Federal suffrage. 4 age uta The ratification resolution failed | Coca-Cola Bottling Co., in the Senate last week. The State, | Nos. 1115-1117 Clark Av. é suffrage measure has been passed | Olive 2182, Central 7164. by the House. | ee ee Make Your Shoes Last Longer by Taking Good Care of Them Apply SninovA frequently. Its wax and oils soften and preserve the leather and keep your shoes looking new. and the HOME SET make shoe shining a matter of seconds in home or office. Banner Bottling Co., No. 7616 8. Broadway. Riverside 220-W, Laclede -89. Union Soda Water Co., 48th and Allen Av. Bidney 601, Central 6053. Ve e5 Laborer for 80 Years. LONDON, June 16.—-Samuel The Badge of Quality QRANGE AND LEMON ‘ A CRUSH SIRUP Rhodes, a railway man. who has died t Swaby, Lincolnshire, 1} ‘ ‘ork K. D. Beverage & Supply Co. oe 8 wet of no eee emiaiine ak. ng hectntren pened — most without intermission for 8% Cent. 2087 St. Lewis, Me. Main sace |}; *e2™*: He was within a week of - — ‘reaching his hundredth birthday. Reg 1’. S Pat. off
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ST.LOUIS POS>-xi5PATCH | : WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNT: 16. 1920. errors RA. repeTrN THE RED MAN'S.GIFT = = at : “Foul Breath? Coated Tongue? | 3 | ; © @.. Miserable, Blue? | | ™i. | coe Dentist | | EN | The American Indian made at — ee ee ae ———— least one valuable contribu fi Resebve tanmeaioes Senvies omen: tion to the world's food | g ‘s Your Estate * Over Childs Restaurant jos commodities. | | of Secondary Importance? Opposite Famous - 1 . 4 Pg 3 ; The American farmer excels | Take a Hint 614 OLIVE ST. ‘ we ; C CX , , z i | inti z POS | all others in th , . | When someone else takes up the thread of your affairs after Take a Pill Lomp scm’ Ray Dental Servi — | AS | N F A M | | \ € production | | your death, he may be a a absorbed person to whom the nl SI NE sdity of this great commodity. vital interests of your heirs will be of secondary importanc~. | — And, of course, an American | Protect your heirs by putting your estate in the hands of the Declares Statement That restaurant concern handles | Sr. Louis Union Trust Co., where the matter of administering ' the pick of the production. estates is of primary importance. Stock Gamblers Tried to acl tn ‘le Our officers will explain why this Trust Company can admin- Buy His Nomination Is ity 1s corn, the ister your estate more economically and efficiently than can an | Malic: king of American crops; and individual Executor. | alicious Falsehood. the restaurant concern is Write or call for booklet, CHILDS. “The Individual or the Organization™ ' Bv the Associated Press ? CHICAGO, June 16.—Maj.-Gen. Virginia corn meal cakes ) eeonard Wood, ina signed statement wit elicious butter and ty Lo Uw T Co last night, characterized as ‘“‘a vi- | maple-flavored syrup. T. UIs ON RUST 7 ‘cious and. malicious falsehood,” a /| FOURTH AND LOCUST declaration by Nicholas Murray But- | | @..tiliated with the First National Bank. ler that a ‘‘motley group of stock e gamblers, oil and mining promoters, ‘munitions makers and other like persons ‘‘backed the General's cam- |paign for the Republican presiden- ‘tial nomination.” . -All rices cé Gen. Wood said he regretted to | ] 4 make the statement, but that it was! A OE A SOR be Ape me yy rm spe tes - SE —- pecial value we , necessary to “brand a faker and ‘de. ADVERTISEMENT infamous,’ and that Butler's action Colds, Relieve Feverishness, Constipation, Af é > Teething Disorders, Headache and Stom. ter uticura is sO palatable that >» reat ee TETTER oO diseases. Trp the convention.” ering in a fam- . : No others are as famous for delicious- ‘ley group of stock gamblers and oth- . > os | ~ case, heavily i yj ;nounce a lie.”’ _ iaiepuntl e “ae aw Z, ffi Declaring that the men who mar- Many, Schoo! Chutaren, are sicktz [Skin Tortured Babies Sleep IMPORTED by ’ : . ‘ aiue neir own cor - © . Af aged his campaign were of ‘‘extraor- and the welfare of. their children, should | ‘ 5 | 2 A e 1) | dinary high character.” the Genera! nee "s eee: : box of ga Gray's Mothers Rest POMPEIAN ns f ; Sweet -owders or Children, or use fa s. 0 . = , ‘ : | UY said that the attack upon them ‘ Is" throughout the season They Break up OLI' EK OIL Money back without questios | a LT \ i’ if HUNT'S Saive faile in the | ———— é ‘ \ | 4) ‘Was ‘‘an attempt to ingratiate him- ach Troubles. Used by mothers for over Soap, Ointment. Tal of ; i f i A self wi ‘tain elements which ex- 30 years SSE POWDERS GIVE | §-0%?.Uintment.Talcum,25¢ everywhere. Forsamples can digest it , other itching skin ’ fo - GE ) P : : ri be tk gp 3 Seah pase sh ¢ a SATISFAC’ All Drus Steree, Dee's ad:|ress: CatleuraLaborateries Dept X Maldoe moon a baby can dig \ e715 a bos et our rick ’ on rg rf ? s S tc eter 4 i e\lce ai ~ ae ' j B.:, xvEORGIA EACHES excel, 10 avoOr, it accent any substitute. Judge & Dolob Drug Stores: - ee ee | “T have just read the statement is- any where else iN} the world. ‘sued in New York by Nicholas Mur- | ray Butler to the effect that a mot- Wik ties — watsiiie - INT Vel it ) Cp ett. “* — . ih aeitte “ttl AL | | Tin a ness as ers tri d t yuy the presidential | HW AH , 1H WT Hi Ufa PHL WA | . e- cer . , nomination for me, and that the} Ae WR i Hy Hil ‘forces who were defeated in their in- SG Hit Hill | rigerator ! solent attempt to buy the nomina- ’ ' tion represent all that is worst in ad ' American business and political life. | | “The statement is a vicious and | . ‘malicious falsehood | would ignore it if it were directed at me alone, at . é 85 4. | “o2 . but I cannot remain silent when my ~ 1h) The peach crops of many other states have loyal friends and supporters are vil- | “ : lified. ¢ CE ICK AA, lo Can Peaches ’ rages by Se ea — TT Gch Willing: Cooper Proctek. who p | a Wi } S Wii ship practically ail the fresh peaches was chairman of my Campaign each Re- @}: 2 i tacued this year, and the Georgia Peach season Coe Sie chacecen. Te Cc a 4 ’ Place peaches in a wire basket is of short duration. throughout the length and breadth | f and blanch in boiling water from er of the land for his absolute integ- ator sold > @\ 1 to 2 minutes; cold-dip and re- | 7 2 . | . careful not to rity and honesty. His associates move skin, being were men of like character, most of & — “4 } cut the flesh of the fruit. Y iB t h | : ! Cut in halves, remove stones, Our es QTrice whom responded to their country’s & Louis Agents for e: and pack into hot, sterilized jars; call during the war. They typify a > Wy fill with boiling hot water, adjust | L # P. h , group of progressive Americans. The ck *s ‘: rubbers and covers, partially seal, O QTi Cac es. | otitiag - ee a fae FS =.= ~~) attack upon them is infamous. The, and eterilize under boiling water, ' forces which brought me befere the convention .were hundreds of thou- sands of patriotic men 4nd women in erery walk of life who have in- dorsed me at nation-wide state con- EX —— \JA—~e % , 16 minutes for quart-size jars. Seal and test for leaks. If you intend canning peaches this sum- ea | One or two of the kernels from ; ie ; Sing tee aS ‘ rf ’ the peach stones, blanched and mer, Can (,EORGIA PEACHES, hest’ grade makes. ia a4, added to ihe fruit, gives a pleas- 2 - | ae. SETEr. , , ~ . hy 7 ! | ventions, nation-wide state primaries ; RR . ied -¢ ae Buy your GEORGIA PEACHES. now! detlien Sette alk Ga ee La == and in precedented size. “This action of Nicholas Murray Butler is an attempt to ingratiate —- ——_ . Grown by members of =_— cgay) 1 i GEORGIA FRUIT EXCHANGE himself with certain elements which ‘exercised a determining influence at the convention and possibly to ex- plain his own political weakness. It ls a self-seeking, cowardly attack, aa made under the cloak of an alleged M _public service, which was never in- ; tended or rendered. | A — ~~ ~~ = » he yep one); 7 g i | Atlanta, Ga. seartater wages tll * oe SS . 1 DISTRIBUTED BY Fruit Supply Co. —X~S—* noe S= — s = EEE “I regret to make a statement of ——- - 5) this kind, but it is necessary in this | : ss instance to brand a faker and to de- | ( nounce a lie.” | 10 nN AS — ae ~ —— —— : SESSA) ne FRIDA H, KELSOE DIES “"OF RHEUMATISM AT AGE OF 65: “Wife of Member of Post-Dispatch | O much is said about The Cheney and clas- Editorial Staff Had Been in | p * Hospital a Month. 7 sical music that you sometimes forget this A? Pel omega | * wonderful instrument plays the popular songs of old, of 4563A McMillan avenue, wife the day with remarkable life. of William A, Kelsoe of the Post- ee Coe se eee And who does not enjoy the newest music of a day in Deaconess Hospital, of in-. ‘flammatory rheumatism. She “ had | Broadway success or the catchy tunes of the 'been a patient there for a month. | ; best vaudeville, sung again in the home from The funeral will be at 2:30 p. m. |'tomorrow in the Wagoner chapel, 3621 Olive street. She Was the daughter of the late. | Dr. George Hillgaertner, who was at | CThe one time editor of the Staats Zeitung | ye Ey egg eae in Chicago, and was later connected —— eo ae ee re with St. Louis German papers. He oN Cana = ae macs i ne reciation Kansas City, will atten he funeral. ti 1d Peer itl ee im Hi of understanding and a pprect ; eer capri 8 HIN UE Among the Cheney cabinets of authentic period design, . sity. ee you will find a style to harmonize with the furniture Vir\Val¥sn\V \yre | . P , : \ : ~~ dium modeled after the Yale bowl. ~| my, Uaioe | OE iy wn B aah , - , = font ~ : , : ue ae ee AGS none unr | SCTE a Dae ae } of your home. Let us show you The Cheney in our ; thy} ni of Catholic University of America, | , ' AEB . : . ££ : ' tterns and color VNR Wi | BAS (| Music Salon, or send you full information about its at their annual meeting vesterday, | | : blendid good- voted to launch a movement aiming NAY Kae I 7 Perla ah tone and design. le for any room Bits : Wei) Gre CAs bbe ‘ 438 _« at construction of a $1,000.000 sta- ll Hi rif sat . ae , / : | ADVERTISEMENT | Oa | i MT i) hat of 4 75 Bt : } : | FIRE eer Fos EE Ae Bh Ve | COUPON ' fa OO BT 1 i “ai = PRESIDING ELDER TEES TTD VAT RR aes 14 be BS | FAMOUSBARR COMPANY, St. Louis, Mo Paes ~ ey ae db ‘ai NS RE ut — Gentlemen: Without any obligation on my part, send me dar ok the Hokaee ae ae i —S=— me" YL further information about The Cheney. 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Ay ae ee ARETE sc chp Hid! | Bil } a ABE Wi i Bi aah le Bt } ; 4 F f ye . |! ; i RY — Ne “SPSS SP REA 232223 SSR, Orpen il a) Aste PE ete od oma. “ig % t - -f t? os i ~~ % Fo, pancho . ome 4 ? tw AVE . ans =f 1” ES ee coved | iB 4 : ModE? ee aed he , ie 1-3 1h Getic + ew 7 8 Tu ai 7 | i! * | if ecoras a YUNSWIC onogra wh y i We have been made very happy bv the response to our announcement that We we would sell Brunswick Phonographs and Records. Tea . ; , ek 4 4a We know just how far superior to all other phonographs the srunswi K idk is—musically, which you ean see for yourself — and from the standpoint ol Wf furniture, which we, as handlers of fine furniture, Judge from a critical stand- ii iy point. ae ‘ . rf . After leisurely comparison, many of our patrons have shown their prefer- ence for the Brunswick and their confidence in our standards by buying a SForlicht Dunc AF LOCUST VENIZELOS URGES U.S | MANDATE IN ARMENIA ‘Greek Premier Says Force of | | 20,000 Needed ‘Could Be Re- | cruited. From Armenians. Special Cable and New York World. | PARIS, June 15.—Not a to.the Post-Dispatch | 100,000 | ‘troops, but 20,000, and these consist- | _ing of volunteers, would be the mili-. tary burden *t involved if America should accept the mandate over Ar- of Premier Venizelos of Greece, in an interview with the Post-Dispatch for London. that all the Entente hope America will accept the man- ing what fate awaits the Turkish |peace treaty. Tho Greek Premier / ridiculed the objections that are made against America accepting the /mandate. He said America has enough citizens of Armenian birth to fill the administrative and military | posts under'‘the mandate. | The 20,000 troops 'cereq by Americans, if need be, but | be Valunteers both in menia. That number to maintain order in and to protect its bordérs against the neighboring Turks, Kurds and Tartars. By accepting the mandate, Venizelos insisted, America would not find herself embroiled Near would suffice the new in correspondent before he left Paris | The Greek Premier said | Governments | menia, according to the declaration | date, as otherwise there is no know- | ——E EE could be ofti-i recruited from among Armenian | America and Ar- | State | Eastern quarrels, as many objectors | to the mandate contend. “Could Withdraw in 50 Years.” In five-years, America’s genius for organization would render Armenia . |capable of defending herself. And:| iat the end of 50 vears America |could withdraw entirely. | ‘You do not expect that another ' world war will break out within five 'years, do you?” the ' man was asked. .| was called to the report that the Ar- menians seem disposed to negotiate | with the Moscow Soviet Government. Venizelos said ho would not be | surprised if that report was true, as Armenia, now left to her fate, may want to save herself even at the cost of an accord with Moscow. characterized as a bugaboo the fear that America would some day find ring British and Russian empires if she goes to Armenia. Premier Venizelos expressed fidence that the Gireek troops in the PL ET, TO aati A i ha lh + ARATE Sg i OTe: ome yen i wget SWEAT OC peer ez ater, RA OE RE TTT Bp TR eh tetas allen ite mata tias -* ‘ap it ail nacnatllas H / 7 7 “ff, ~< — Vi, , Z “hp 04, e oo aay sport and health. 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Address the OZARK PLAYGROUNDS ASSOCIATION TOURISTS BUREAU Joplin, Missouri Box 516, Boy~ ‘ write to Emergency Laboratories, | West 47th St., New York City. i |Smyrna tapha Kemel's opposition treaty if the allies would ‘him to attack that leader’s regular soldiers and the bands of his ad- herents that infest the interior of Anatolia “As it is now,’ he sald, ‘not overstep the three kilometers | (about two miles) limit In repulsing Mustapha Kemel’s attacks against our outposts on the line of demarka- tion. When we push back their as- saults they three kilometer line and make faces at us.” No Autocracy by Divine Right. to th: a “we can- | Greek states- | Then his attention | [ | } i } } ; He | } | herself hedged in between the war- | cone | region could wipe out Mus- | permit | ' ‘ ! ' ; | | | ' take refuge behind the) | Discussing the internal affairs of | Greece, Premier Venizelos said: “We Liberals of Greece cannot for ' 'a moment admit an autocracy by di- | ‘vine right such ae Constantine 'claimed when he was King. After I | had received the majority of a popu- | lar vote in favor of my policy to at- | ‘tack Bulgaria in that invaded Serbia, the people might deci@e the interna} aifairs of the country by their votes case but he was delegated bv God to ‘watch over the internal relations of (;reece “IT told him _vened when the Greek people chose bis dynasty to rule. “Constantine’s partisans brought \forward his candidacy by trying to | abolish the state of siege in Greece. | Another attempt like that | bring on civil war. To prevent that |I have re-established a_ state | slege.”’ | | Premier Venizelos affirmed there. | is not a shadow of connection be- | | tween the dynastic troubles in Greece | and the presence of King Alexander | |in Paris. “I authorized King Alexander ta | |go to France to see his wife, whom | | the Greek people do not want as _their Queen. He is about to return | | home. tee MAN ACQUITTED OF CHARGE IN ATTEMPTED CLOTH THEFT Harry O'Neill, years old, of) 4040 Olive street, a chauffeur, who | was arrested in connection with the | ; attempted theft of bolts of cloth val- | ued at $1000 from the tailoring shop | of Harry Friedman, Olive street west of Sarah, on April 4 last, was dis- | | " “a charged by Judge Klene today when _ O'Neil produced 14 witnesses who | | said that at the time of the attempt- | }ed theft he was playing poker in| | Madison, Ill, a ADVERTISEMENT | GIVE POSLAM a ; A CHANCE AT THOSE PIMPLES Your friends and associates would | rather see you without pimples, It. can only be detrimental to you fo. tolerate them. Why not be rid of this cause of embarrassment? You can do so easily with Poslam’s help. | i | Get some Poslam today and spread | it over the Pimples tonight. 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= * pl li is ree 8 ee cnet Se Oretreen ere tee NN Sl eet ollie heal ae ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1920. ST. LOWS POST-DISPATCH ms q : wv nl " 9 Hay im ‘ = 3 | f : .. ; , 7 des 5 Sy,3 ber ramination Freg | | Does the Nut Butter You Use WEL =| Contain Benzoate of Soda? evening — service, a | | | ’ ° Does it say on the package Somebody's (cleverly obscured in small type) “contains one-tenth of ut “Mar arine 1% Benzoateof Soda?” Like this Contains anecenth of 1% Benzoate of Soda —— aaah eneneieneeee BENZOATE OF SODA is a drug... It is an artificial only use your eyes... BENZOATE OF SODA is harmful preservative entirely. unnecessary in pure nut butter prop- =- otherwise its use would be boasted of, not hidden in a erly handled ... You are fully protected against it by the small printed line required by law as a warning to the laws regarding the labeling of food products if you will purchaser. Read what Alfred W. McCann, famous food expert, said in the January 31st issue of the New York Globe: “Benzoate of Soda is a substitute for high grade raw or any other embalming agent... High grade raw ma- materials; a substitute for clean hands; a substitute for terials handled under clean and: - wholesome surround- clean methods of manufacturing... Low grade raw ma- ings, free from infection, with self-respect and decency on terials handled slovenly, shifted, shoveled, poured in guard, require no germicide or other chemical preservative bulk, can be kept from rotting by the use of Benzoate to keep them fit.” Assure yourself of purity in nut butter and freedom from Benzoate of Soda by using eee: “an [Love A T FIRST BITE] = NUT MARGARINE [ASHBY PROCESS] The Perfected Nut Butter—BEST or Your Money Back Goody contains no Benzoate of Soda. It is made of pure, outils cocoanut meat, peanut oil, pasteurized milk and butter salt ONLY. Purity (of materials and in the handling) in- sures Goody keeping fresh as long as the finest creamery butter, under similar conditions , THIS IS THE GOODY PACKAGE No Benzoate of Goody is Guaranteed — Best or Your Money Back Soda Warning E jad NUT MARGARI NE “Buy a pound package of Goody from your (ASHBY PROCESS) dealer. Serve it on the table. Use it in your OTL this package. e ! OLEOMARGAR!I NE ® cooking. Try it in any way you please. Then, \ HAUCK NUT BUTTER CO.“ NEWARK, NJ. if you do not like Goody as well as the \ \ ) : y . ee a choicest creamery butter you ever ate, your e don t use It. eae 7 i money will be refunded without a wool ENDORSED BY ALFRED W. McCANN ATANY 5 = ECONOMY PER Rg 2° ONE OF CENTERS -Manufactured by HAUCK NUT BUTTER COMPANY, Newark, N. J. NE A TT eS
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Golf Is the Only Sport in Which a Man Is ans > o CRs ene ee -_ ill ail BURKEMEN SCORE ONE IN THE FIRST OF SCOTT PERRY =: Tobin Doubles and Tallies | From Third on Sisler’s Sac- rifice Fly—Mackmen Tie Count in Fourth. Baseball Scores PALETTE I American League. NEW YORK AT CHICAGO. 000011100 O 200000000 O rou Quinn and Hannah, CN OOS ere Soa emma. * rae Se eee Ee — | ELLEN OPES LD = - ve » .* a aaah tk “ a7 woe ound ~~ “ a - : Tarn Saori oe w= . ¥ % ats P =: at “i A ~ = * i. Ve — owe Sonnet tary "Siedonal. cain. PITTSBURG At PHILADELPHIA. 000000000 O PHILADELPHIA. aces O Pittsburg—Carlson la—Meadows and Tragesser. | > Cem a sate x: Sie > 7 PHILADELPHIA AT ST. Louis. 0001MBI000 O 1000000 O The a Order. EPC EEEE 0 Vaughn and ©'Varre!!; , Oesc ee and et sai ; “Peteened Goins, AMERICAN LEAGUE: Washington at Cleveland; Boston ta Detroit: LA AFR FB RFA FFF AAFAALAAT FAA Major League Statistics Standing of the Clubs. AMIFRICAN LEAGUF. Nallin and Connolly. ~ ONE ares a a. urban Shocker, hill Jn the first game He drew Sc note Peary as About 2500 fans were present. FIRST INNING. | ~ HORNSBY VS. SISLER.. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JU ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH When He Ts Rilew Pa Kansas City Golf Hornsby Not Badly Injured, P olo Fours Open Expects, to Play Tomorrow; Round of Tourney Tourney With76 Cards One Game Out of Lead at His Best Mrs. Edwards Is Defeated in First Title Play Today ~ At Country C Local Quartet Star Leads Sthte Harold Janvrin, Subbing for Rogers, Who Is Hit in Head by U: NDER a spreading chestnut tree Former City Champion Was Ex- With Several ‘Gaim Still Out, The rooters congregate. Upon a most momentous theme They earnestly debate Team First to ‘Meet—Publie pected to Make Strong Bid to Be Admitted. for State Golf Title. Decker Appears to Be Low . Doubles in Ninth Inning and Gives Rickev- Medalist at Sunset. eee Se SNe Ing men 13th Victory Out oi Money Rat And they argue pro and likewise con From early morn till late. The fate of nations seems to hang On what they have to Say; The St. Louis Country Club “a oe rocks and the Onwentsia Club four of _—r are scheduled to meet on _ Club fieid this after. SUNSET HILL COUNTRY CLUB: | 16.—Henry Decker Club of Kansas City, stroked the Sunset Hill Country Club Louis hopes of regaining the. championship «° received another blow yesterday with | women’s State iE Cardinals had to fight hard for their last game of the series with By Leased Wr ‘The while they chatter and harangue | In their emphatic way. On what according to the gang Is the question of the day. ‘It's not the price of hats or shoes On which they argufy; 9 Of if they favor wine and booze, Or lean towards the dry. Nor do they gather to abuse ‘The profiteering guy. |Itis the Sisler-Hornsby feud ‘That has them in‘ the air; For earnestiy they have pursued The records of the pair, here yesterday, Grounds fans are firmer than ever in their belief that they are the fght- here this season. the defeat of Mrs. A. N. 'the Algonquin Golf Club, a former | | city champion, before Mirs. the Hillcrest Country Club, Kansas City. Edwards, following the failure | , this morning, and was low medalist among the golfers to turn in scores. ‘sas Cityan went out in 38 and came home at the same pace. Chris Kenney was the only noon in the first game of the series : to decide the Western polo cam It will be the first time "since 1916 that polo has been played | Two o other teams, the Club Red Birds and the Miami Polo Club of Dayton, League that has shown of their pitchers, and Eimer Jacobs were maltreated by a —— banking fund: the payment of other golfer of Yorkers safe after relieving Jacobs with score was & to | while Jess Haines held the R. Caulk and Miss Grace Semple to. participate in the play, Louis sympathizers | | of the Sunset Hill Club, a ees | recognized stars to compete against | the out-of-town entrants. | The Kangas City delegation tinues to show strength which indi- cates a third year’s residence of the ‘ had heart failure in that sev-_ Schultz following -not so much at the prospect | g the ball game, for the Gi- ants tied the score in a big rh in | All the gota will be started at 4 public is invited tg Louis Country Club — is on Price road near Ladue road. The losers of the first two games throw on the relay. Four nice hits by Schultz, Lavan, | _ Dilhoefer and Smith : High wind swept over the course (and made shots so untertain that it . | t wa | and the Cards And with vehement words and rude Their merits they compare. Some claim that Hornsby isn't fit To earry Sisler’s bat: And every time he makes a hit |It’'s mostly luck, at that. And anyone denying it Is talking through his hat. While Hornsby rooters !oudly claim That Sisler makes ’em smil> ‘In all departments of the game S8-Rog’ has him skinned a mile. PHILADELPHIA— Dykes out, Austin to Sisler. doubled to cen- And on the outcome of the same ai wager quite a pile. are scheduled while Saturday the two winners bat- championship. added attraction. trophy emblematic of the State title | losing Rogers Hornaby. seemed to have .the game safe with on second and Young on first) - would not be beaten. | passed Kauff New York, after ; tripled to left and championship Vived their first round of match play Lavan's shins. with the unusu 160 players made good thet have been donated to go to the mem. winning picked teams. The Giants got ; riants pe Phe udompe of the fours to repre. clustering four free pass for three runs. brought about atocks as a cr sugar company Railway stocks moderate gains. reassurance re » defeat of Mrs. Edwards came were as follows: knocking’ him | Excelsior Springs and Haines was called in by on and two ou?t. 4. Smith on an easy roller. breezed easilv as a surprise, as she is generally rec- = ara @& 5315S e Expects to Play Tomorrow. When he was picked ' ognized as the most consistent wom-. b Rul f Pol The ules o ole. The game is played on the turf of | long and 456 feet an golfer in the city. through the last two bleeding from at the close an movements in t¢t / They're for their heroes wrong or | right, . Lose. | At each and every stage: one going to third. Sisler flied to on Dykes’ fum- ble. Dy “ea net ty out Williams. SECOND INNING. (LA DELPHIA—Griftin out, Sis- Perkins fouled to Aus- ~~ AMERICAN LEAGUE. Se PARA, sie Ae: med, syne cin ces e Gants veces 5 eae? onl BROWNS—aAustin rolled to Gallo- behind second up Gerber's grotinder Thomas threw . Fortune and Walters : Cieotte and Schalk: Zachary. § THIRD INNING. PHILA DELPHIA Perry sacrificed, Thomas fouled to Sisler. Benton and Smith. Tobin was picked off | Perry to Griffin y. Gedeon walked. Sisler hoisted to Walker. ; FOURTH INNING, PHILADELPHIA — Strunk slow roller in front of the plate. first.and run down, tuether and Wingo and Rariden: | Miljus and Miller | Tomorrow’s Schedule. AMERICAN LEAGUE. , Strunk scoring. Per- kinsBingled to left and on Williams’ Boston at Detrolt. Washington at Clereland. eh. ee — caught § Griffin threw to Gedeon, doubling Perkins cago at Brooklyn. NINTH DEFENDER TRIAL _ OFF; BREEZE NOT RIGHT ‘NEW PORT, R. 1, Nl AN RE ON ek oe nteniceitbi = aaeke June 16.—Another | amdky sou'wester prev ailed when the. Williams Beaten In London T ennis Match by Ritchie outweathered Resolute in the, Former U. S. Champion Suc-| cumbs to Briton After Win- ning First Set. lute and Vanitie 7 | ing. While the entry list from this city | a ‘ e co se. 3 pine Br fon’ Reef id (has not been completed, at least six | Asp it was expected that the vackts would be given a 30-mile triangular. Vanitie was again the favo-| rite, not withstanding Resolute's fifth since it was learned -— victory yesterday, in vesterdavy's first seven miles. was freed late last night with the aid before starting committee later | no breeze and declared today's race off. CREWS DRAW FOR PLACES wind fell flat. 1 916, was de- featee in the fourth round of the Lon- | don turf tennis championship tourna- FOR COLLEGIATE REGATTA | ment here to- day by M. J. G. Ritchie. ITHACA, Ns Y., en Bee Oo — June 16.—Drawing of ¢ourse positions for the crews intercollegiate was conducted ob = Cee ttrage apne neon two out of three invaders to be eliminated , | In the third round of lumbta will row nearest ee shore in voti the varsity sna reine Varsity of the London 'They carry on with main and might And let the battle rage And for the records every night They scan the spesting page. QUITE SO. With both Philadelphia teams back in the cellar the old standing tables are beginning to look famil- iar once more Although it does look funny to see the Cards up there hobnobbing with the royalty. A little old world’s series be- tween the Browns and Cards would go a long way towards making the world forget about the part Mis- souri played in the late lamented Republican convention. Jack Dempsey teHs the court what he did for his country. The world knows what he did to Jess Willard. Policeman Patrick Mahoney of .New York had a son born to him in a flivver. The son of a copper born in a Tin Lizzie ought:to be a lad of some mettle. SIX ST. LOUIS PLAYERS PLANNING TO COMPETE helped to the clubhouse. Post-Dispatch bevond a slight Cards got at Benton, who succeeded 24 feet apart are set af London price a eac = end of the field mounted on pontes, make decline of 2 es day's quotation lowest of the ve r old-time form. spondent that . Stock sent him to third with | a safe shot to right, We, Boe, lieve he would have any the game is to drive was picked to win over Exchange rate vor of France ar acter of the de to keep him out of the game in Phil- adelphia® tomorrow / posts of the opposing side . She ran into a bad streak | and upon los- holes was taken from This was the score | Mkdwards started the last 15 gs s, ‘ardinals | 1e la » Games, puts the Cardinals the half. of the one game out of first place. ‘ing these four up a big lead for the Cards off Fred ie based ts the | back of oe cael ety” ures wtil be pror Reds before they leave for the and his side is pen: ae one- ae expect to have which willl stren . and had squared the} the Continental Christian Kenney : 3 A foul penalizes the side . On this hole she had some dif- ‘ } a int t : ‘ one-half of aypoint be going over the é‘ ' offered to impov be accompanted part of the lend fat money be 4d took eight strokes, son took seven and went 1 two holes were } »> match was over. . with 3 minutes’ ra ‘CARPENTIER READY TO TALK FIGHT, BUT MAKES ARRANGEMENTS TO SAIL ; hisses are goi ne well. fourth and fifth = | minutes between cover the naftor rharp movement | each chukkers the play cont change [tn favor iin Ready to Fight Carpentier Within Two Weeks His Manager, Jack Kearns, Sug- Labor Day for was made nere tast but did not plav ge at the two ty sides 0 as good golf as she did Monday. held here to the A ut between Georges Carpentie: sh The sume ow i bo © 7%. mini utes of play Ms : ee - short game being off | . had been postponed until Octo- Fouls Cover Wide also failed to play brilliant game Answer Quick, Announcement tioned uncer the rules the referee haw digad pena! izing acticn, a formed for the ¥ loans to China, the noteworthy negotiations wae Japan's request privileged positic would sail from New York for France If vou have come to. Carpentier and Descamps, — Today's pairings and. vesterday’s results follow: - fon! his side may “either put in a substitute, « or name a plaver on the » to also quit the gam@, © eon tinuing to ag bs with three men on. + TODAY'S PAIRINGS, Second Round—Championship. - received the news of the have been asking for IN CLAY COURT EVENT |. The city will again be well repre- | eented at the Elevent}), Annual Na- tional Clay ‘spheres of influe erto largely preva ’ Carpentier Challenges - Jack Dempsey to Fight Him, After October 10 . on charges of conspiracy to! : C neer oe head of fouls comes dane a. ;: bumping a prayer at am 4 rived here last Stockton, Algonquin lle declared the verdict Court Tennis Tournament | » will be ready to fight zixzaxginy hee front of another a group, which had | to be held at Chicago during the week | fommencing July 10 Last year was abandoned American group ' what it regarded Channing Folsom, Kansas | between ier. who is here to S Louis tennis plavers, the largest visiting delegat.on of any city. took part and made a very favorable show- | | striking the ball while dismounted: rng a an adver BRANCH RICKEY SENDS WORD THAT HORNSBY “A highiv conf: iron and atee!l tra: side of the ‘ddvernary’ s pony us MAUPOME OPENS ANGLE the. one hand. of the leading local players have signified their intention of compet- ing in the clay court event next month. They are: Walter Haase and Wray “‘rown, city doubles champions, Fred Jostes. 1919 municipa! cham Carpentier is heavyweight . pion of Lurope EXHIBITION HERE TODAY not be erenhes salen a is in the act. “ave of atriking the terials at the mil Inability of the rz MAY PLAY TOMORROW lle will return und return to Amer- kic kine os hite - slugging second sacker who >) ; : finite t vesterday 8 game wit hed products hand, the same r; 1s parlors this afternoon nterfering with aver may push an ady ersary only, pion: Walter Finger, ranked in the first 10 last season; Ray Hollings- ‘head, former municipal champion, and that he might tion of output Harvey Frohlichstein and Ray Ep-jp, stein, leading players ‘of the Forest | Park Tennis Club. With the excep-.: tion of Hollingshead, these men played event last July. Ktate of affaires is vance of £9 cants Comiskey Deteats Nuss. The afternoon — . 7 Pp) coke during the | of furthe® compl! cers are being ca | Himmy reine of Mol ne here last night oC ee in the National Clav Court Although Fred Jostes has not sent in his entry, plies thus releaaac Consolation Class. he hopes to arrange the) Motor Boat Race July 2. trip. Ted Drewes, Central States | champion, has not decided definitely, | but may consider’accompanying the) | St. Louis delegation to this tourna- | ment June 18@.—Jack Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion of the world. 29 the eleventh annual long- SAN FRANCISCO | distamce race of the New York Motor | Is rh | ST. LOUI The clay court championship will) , : | again be held at the South Side Ten- Williams was the first of the Ameri- as defined by the 1920 American Pow- Association rules. nis Club itn Chicago. Owtlnege to the fact that William H. Johnston, pres meet Georges Carpentier ent clay court champion, and Sam Hardy, holder of the doubles with Johnston, are abroad with ' fend their titles. The absence her American Poets +t a ty ” Carnell will have the outer position | e iatter two races. | ge is attached to any particular | ne Garland Also Put Out. some effect on the tournament. Miss Corinne Gould of this city, holder of the clay court champion- ship for women, is considering de-/ fending her title, which will be con on, as Cayuga Lake S Garland of Pittsburg also was Spee glnrAigeeie tempat Te Columbia and Svracuse crews indulged in only Pennsylv ania crews will; arrive here today. aun sappteeene ane a . ee, ta es aes to win tn today’s matches, defeating LEQNARD WILL FIGHT | SHEPPARD ON MONDAY MORE FRENCH BOXERS ets ~ ~ tested at Detroit. next week Pikers Win M-V Title, Is Belated Finding in Baseball Championship ) .. el i i i i i a id Champion net Leonard will fight | ard, the English light- | bat of Frankie Callahan, | the Brooklyn lightweight, d bout to be held at Portland, on the night of June 21, @ opening day of a big conven- The club officials | ed that Sheppard would ma COMING TO AMERICA Two French boxers arrived recently | | to appear in the United States against ee bey ~ PR) on. ~ . 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PS Se _ -- weade . — , a wn ween Sem rae wad toe oon 3 os i “rs (eee » “ a ~ +B. pomout _ = » __ . - “ = aey Smad. . w t 9 ame a — “ie gem - - - . . —s > lean ‘ ee oe a a “ pipulatibmed es ee . oooh ¥ ~ ® “ “ : ~ 7 : M4 OT fh - aay OES ye tt Service Kasey elicisccy. and durability are combined in the. baseball batts A fragrant e way ucts FLOR de MELBA, an out-of-the wa fighting trout! be found. PLOR d and ‘one Ph bese mad any mild H | hands of the spectator who may hap-. ; pen to wet the same, rather than the | present dangerous policy petite the return of these baseballs, | that’s j joy supreme. , a. to find. A better cigar can't be Cigar Supreme is better Leyptian | confusion phe dangerous ex- | a record of nine wins and three §| defeats, while the two runner-up teams each won 11 and lost five games. Ames was leading with a record of 11—2, until the Kansas ( series. Hamilton's men took two games from the Iowans, putting them out of the race. Following this series, Ames lost its last game to Drake, 3 to 2. This is the first baseball cham. | pionship ever won bv the local | school. With the tennis champion- ship won at Ames, it means two titles in spring sports. citement to prevail: - . - OL CO tC i ttt alla ee ADMIRAL ey complete, Buy the FLOR pt MELBA 4 protest to the | | Police Cuiniainsioner and the Mayor) | of this city against the Police De- | partment or any member of its force | | being used by these private corpora- ,| tons for the purpose of enforcing spectators to return base- | Las gest Independent Faciory in the World STICKNEY-HOELSCHER CIGAR CO. ~ Distributors, St. Louis. " Buy your fanaite size-% retains its strength and elasticity, and does crumple or “ lapse’. after long wear. Seid EBeerywhere Geoner Frost Co., Maacas, Boston » RIESE DIEC Ks BEVERAGE On Sale at All Principal Grocers and Public Resorts “se @ @®@@eee into the grounds.” Having gazed searchingly (| faces of Alderman Quinn and having whether he was in earnest. in proposing the resolution. without discussion,
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ees “ar. § Open : y Today. try Club Meet—Public buNntry Club Sham. wentsia Club four eduled to meet on b fieid this after. | mame of the series astern polo cham. be the first time blo has been played ro other teams, the y Club Birds plo Club of Dayton, These- two are TOMOrrow. ¢ riji be start ublic is invited to puis Country Club near Ladue road. e first two games lay on Friday, two- winners bat- pionship. As an two contests be- ms will “be plaved.- s of special prizes ito go to the mem. g picked teams he fours to-repre- Club follow: RED BIRDS FE. H. Bimmone M. B. Wallace " Simmons Davis of Polo, yed on the turf of long and 450 feet ted Jr. et apart are set at eld. ted oy ponies, make drive the the he game is to is wood, about ball, between sing side ed counts 1. the half of the fleld goal, touch the ball and the ball goes line, it is a “safety” menalized one-fourth s the side making it nt. blay is divided into Hed “chuckke rs, "5: OT: with 3 m inutes’ rest¢ ‘o chukkers, with 7 the fourth and fifth ealled at the end of he play continues un- the low board run- ong sides of the-field out of bounds. Time minutes of play Is he next chukker r Wide Range. in men - wide range and ke «6Uspecifically rules the referee has penalizing anything. as unfair tactics. In plaver is injuredand , result « le game Aas a @e may either put tn ame a plaver on the also quit the game, y with three men on of fouls comes dan- mping a player at an to him or to his in front of another a gallop; crossing tho has the right of safe distance; strik- y or his pony wihh let: striking the ball i; crooking an adver- niess one is on tne adversary’s pony as fersaryv’s mallet may niess he is in the act all): kicking or hit- ith any part of the a player may block body or his pony. h an adversary only 4 in Deteats Nuss. Il., June 16 Tom- f St. Paul defeated foline here last night put. » ' yor of France and Italy, formed for the purpore hand, the’ same railway congestion _ interfering with the delivery of raw ® materials to the ® tion of output ® State of affairs is reflected in an ad- » vance of 60 cents a ton | of tasic pig iron and of $1 a ton in coke during the past week. » of further complication. ' ders are being canceled, "plies thus released are being taken up by the Dutch East ' Europe.” Mm Today ........ = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ ORL EE NE i ml OE OR I TRY EN ee pe ne Ee eee WEDNESDAY EVENING, JU? ee eR he pe ene en ~ NE 16, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH JOCKS. STEADY ATEND OF DULL DAY OF TRADING Sacer Rates Have Little In- fluence—Activity in some Specialties. Ae Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. June 16.-—-The Eve- ning Post, in its copyrighted finan- | cial review today, “Yesterday's large banking funds. in the payment of income taxes. regemp- tion and reissue of Treasury certifi-_ of Liberty produced no unfavora-. saves transfers of connection with Bond interest. ble results in today’s money market Brokers’ ca!) loans, opening at 7 per’ cent. fell to 6 in the afternoon. A listless movement of prices, on a email amount of transactions, made up the sufn of today's events on the)! Steck Wxchange. Traditional sum- mer duliness is this year combined with the unusual influence of a light summer money market. and with numerous uncertainties in the finan- cial and business outlook. “The market as a whole was firm, while. special movements were brought about here and there. Ot stocks as a&@ rule went lower, and, sugar company shares were bid up. Railway stocks also, as a rule, made. moderate gains, on a feeling of some | reassurance regarding the outlook for dividends. The market was tseady at the close and with no increase in There were contradictory the activity. movements in the silver market, -Lendon price advancing % of a pen-— ny, while at New York there was a To-:} decline of 2 cents per ounce. day’s quotation of 80 cents was the! lowest of the year to date. Speculative Move in Exchange. Exchange rates again moved in fa- rut the char- acter of the dealings was largely’ speculative. One of the considerations. on which the advance in these rates | is based {s the possibility that meas- ures will be proposed at the approach- ing financial conference at Brussels which will strengthen the position of the Continental countries. It is very clear, however, that whatever atd ts offered to impoverished countries will be accompanted by a demand on the part of the lenders that the issue of fat money be. definitely checked and that national revenue be made to cover the national expenses of the borrowers. One result of the recent sharp movement of Argentine ¢x-. change in favor of the United States was the release of additional gold held here to the credit of Argentina. The sums now paid over amount to $19,600,000. This is equivalent to) the import of an equal amount of gold. Chinese Consortium. "From the authoritative statement given out last night concerning the. international ‘Consortium’ of bankers of making loans to China, it appears that one of. the noteworthy ends attained by the negotiations was the elimination of Japan's request for a special and privileged position in these financial arrangements. This is apparently a step away from the old system of ‘spheres of influence,” which has hith- erto largely prevailed in the financing | of Chine. Yt will be recalled that the) plan for an international) financial group, which had long been discussed, was abandoned in 19123 when the American group withdrew because of what it regarded as lack of adequate support by the American Govern- ment. “A highiv confused situation in the fron and ateel trade is revealed by the weekly review of the Iron Age On | the one hand, the piling up of ma- terials at the mills, following on, the inability of the rallroads to move the material out. promises a ‘gorge of finished products; but. on the other | {s milis and a reduc-— ia threatened. This in the price By way Japanese or- but the sup- Indies and v a — | ST. LOUIS STOCKS Local Bank Clearings . $32,815,075 Prices were Mixed in the treading on the Louis Stock Exchange today. The de nd for securities was fairly large. The following is a list of the sales made. qe co and the net changes as com- preceding day's sales or last tous gh of recor’: ! ———— “aaet pfd lie Brick com. ly Electric seeetrio Rank of Commerce. ar et, =a -teed reducte com. . ar eee ~ com... . | — Pram Brick ‘pid Rene Oe. ks “oO. . ’ ; Tement ona! +k lat pfd com. fe D. G. lat etd. Elec. Mfe. _ wr ante Paris Bourse. June 14.—Prices improved on the. soday. br . rentes, 4&8: exchange on Tandon, | aS france 10 centimesr. r was quoted at 12 francs a Bar Silver. FORK. ohtpe ye. ~Bar silver, 80¢;) . We i. aoe ki? 16.—Rar aliiver, 44% 4 per a FOP R SFT: ; ; oo preccaeee SCORER. ; * * to ’ «nthe the he Exchange today were m. were 314,900 with the high New York Stock Sales to 2 p Stock Exchange. day. iow, onze. _Sales. High. Low. Close. ce ge 100 100 700 7Uu0O ton 300 200) go) on pow Metals and STOCKS. \'a Vhoadioun tf. 29 V ivaudeu : VW estern Uv ine, . Motors | Butte Coppe: | I’nion ' ' | 4 " DP «ee . . ‘ ‘ “oe i Uni. Ry. > ole . etga. Greene Can Ilaskell & B Tnaspiration C Int. Nicke! do pfd hennecott - -- oo s* ] -. 3 ore sz FPS a 40%. B13 ', Wabash ee See 7 Par oe* 2% Stoc ks quote -4 in the table are’ com they carry the abbrevia are apecified “s8.° or “NOTE stocks unless ‘‘pfd."’ or fs ‘*Iner A Be ‘Ex-dividend Decrea 3@. Unchanged een tne a ee ea ee — -— - a " ~ - - —_ NEW YORK BONDS Special NEW YOR Follo to win the Post-Dispatch K. June 16. were $19,043,000, against $9,2 © and $5,206,000 two vear# ago. 749,000 a year ago. ard &7 is a sora list of sales. low prices belng give: Sa les. l UNITE & Cits 91 City 9 Dom 15 Dem 10 Central 2 Centra! — a 222204 _ ste Say Ke ee mt to a~-1 2 >—: : of ¢ ‘ude qe" 4 4 . Laan tae oA ‘ “OREIGN 4 Anglio- Fremch Argentine Gov ernment. (‘In $1000.) erty Bios o-y as ‘Ba. of Copenhagen Blhs of Pari of Can. of Can Can. of Javan Japan Japan s te... Sle notes, Shy “ay } lst 24 ‘is. ster, of Ttalv we es RAILWAY AND (“hern Am™m he, B. a | a Tots 2 | 38, 000 vesterday. 2D STATES BONDS Lib se Libert,. From High low —s ——— —_ » 19 to 91. 90 | nS 40 5.20 to a6 20 | 90 to 85. .44 to 8&5. 98 to +} 68 to 85. 92 to 9. SA to + O4 BONDS 5s eo TORK ¢ _T YT BONDS City Ag. 1957. 1960 41.4 NO’ 4'\,a, penetting 1 Am. T. * armour & Co. real est. a 1 Beth, Stee! Vv. dal B. & ‘8 Line ist & Ohi Fe gen. 48. . Sa, ser. B. con. a cvt. & Oh'‘o gold 4s & Ohto pr. a Re Q. Bly h& Beth. Stee! 22-2 1 ] : a | co~e#Sis~? ” 5 2 6 & 8 5 i) 3 : 2 1 i) 1 1 1 i 2 s I T,6a Pac lien 84s. E. & W 8. ref. Se Dd. .m. ther gtd Cc & O con Ss . & . Ce ee te ee . 4 x ~- “uba A op Lie La — ~ K s Kk. Tac k. I L. 19 L L Lon u Mi M.. Mo. = 0 ~ nf N es N. ~. N ‘ ‘Penaperer ‘omp. ‘onsolidated Cts cvt Cane R. G. R. (@. Atee! e Sh. Stee! wy ack. . 8 high Valley & My) > 0. & Rallw Telep olk and Re: or a Su. 78. & Detr it Mdison yers to hei WwW, let ref. 4s ave adj. Se hone gen. Western « r % MISC "FL fp nT 4 2 4lés 7 sales of bonds on the New $11,364,000 a January 1 to date, $1,876,718, 000, "8,348,000 two vears ago. the total sales of each security and the high and ' to be considered by York Stock Exchange ago, $10,138,000 a against $1,: week BOND QUOTATIONS. Open Prev. sig Today. High. Low.Close. Close. ~_ O2. on 92.10 1. 90 1. RS. 5 85.2 Rh. RO. RA. &5.6 5. v5 LIBERTY BE 95. "aoe. “Pac. prior lien 4s Nor. Pac. Gen 38s Oregon and California Oregon Short Line R Pacific Gas & i Pacific Tel. Penn. R .R. 7 Penn. R Penn. ; ; Penn. R. R. Con. 4s 1948 Phil. Co. deb. Sa 122 Pub. Svc. of N. J. 6 Reading gen. 48 ... ; & West. Ist col. | hand, Southw est. Sea board A, Seaboard A. Southern Bel! Sou. ac > Sou. Sou. | Sou. Sou. Sou 5 So Ry Third Av 8 Tol St L & Ww ert Trion Pacific 6s Inion Pacific Ist “nion Pacific c\ "nion Pacific ref = Real & Imp - Ss Rubber ne va Railway, he \weetern Electric | tow de totore — Wilson & Wi S \“e ntral $30,000, 000 STOCK DIVIDEND PROPOSED BY HARVESTER CO. : ~~ ~@ ty Poe 4s. International Sinchiedéere July 22 in Chicago to Take Action on Plan. the Associated Press CHICAGO, June 16.- the Internationa! meet sarv ster Co, os will posal of fhe concern to pay a cent stock dividénd and to take ac- tion on a profit sharing plan for em- nloyes. The meeting was the directors of the company. vesterday to 7 per cent. The increase the common stock the stockholders would be $30,000.000. of which one- third would be used to pay & 1-%- per-cent stock dividend on the pres- ent $80,000,000 of common stock. the balance to be available for the pay- ment of 2-per-cent semiannual stock , dit idenés. The proposed stock dividend is ap- proximately the amount of cash divi- dendsa not paid during the four years of war on $46,000,000 common stock, according to company announcement. An announcement said the dividend would be paid as soon as possible after it was ratified by the atock- | holders The profit sharing proposa! | calls for the preferred and $20.000.000 of common stock for ownership by employes. in Special ' caused irregularity ' drachma) | per krone) demand _ cables mania | cents | Hong Kone ' demand ' e |ruline rate, 7: 'jate / mercial ‘| points higher nites at ‘ ,» |} pmcea . to Meet. Stockholders | June 22 to consider a pro- | to increase the common stock | 12%-per- | called by) who increased the rate of cash | dividend on the common stock from 6} issuing of $40,000,000 of | GURB MARKET STRONG NEARLY TRADING Profit- Taking Sales Cause Irreg-| ularity Later—General As- phalt Gains. --+-—— Curb Table Is Delayed by Wire Trouble Due to Storm Owing to a severe storm in the East. that lowered many tele. graph wires, the detailed account of transactions on the New York Curb market had not arrived at time of publication. to the Post-Dispatch NEW YORK. June 16.—The Curb market today was a repetition of many previous days in recent weeks the first hour there was strong tone with consid- in some of the but profit-taking sales in the later deal- In paratively erable activity priced {ssues, ings The was action In Genera! Asphalt indicative of market's leading issues. gain of. urgent demand caused a points An nearly 8 (>i) same Texas about a about the leaders and Oj] rose eolid off to the shares moved aa the miscellaneo & Pacifie notnt and cloRgs i*nal previ moving up a about a tnen Simms, # ‘) = Fiubstantia point recorded Ryan and fter fraction. reacted NMioderute re were in White. Merritt. Skells others. Cushing Petroleum -ceSsions under way for the Burkburnett tions were acreage in ' as to materially which are now to officially said running at the rate of approximately | 14 per cent Mining held stead) shares were inactive, Less interest 'points either w ;the next ‘ ness which is entirely {n season. | the } tion a com-. ‘high- | | | 2 | reflected the statement that negotia®. day additional | field so, increase its earnings) be} but was shown | Wall Street News and Comment —SPECIAL DAILY— Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, ~All that hap- pened today titted in precisely with the notion that nothing more than “a very narrow trading market with a range of perhaps two three as to be looked for or month The the market By Special June 16.- Oo! is three weeks street is talking about awaiting the Democratic nomination at San Francisco precisely as a week ago it had talked of the market awaiting the action of the Republican convention at Chicago. This igs merely a pretext for a dull- The Republican nominations were an- nounced and had no effect whatever. It was quite clear that this was cause that was holding specula- back In the same way lit mere pretense that it see who will named San cisco that keeping activits check The market almost always the early part of July. This is beaten season's period when crops are not made, when annual dividends and disbursements lie ahead with their attendant strain upon the moneys and ideas of business men ag the the future trade demands as unformed These for market inacti time and they appl, perhaps more than eause the genera) aitua delicate than usual. It was a specialty market again with a few points of indi ‘strength and a few points of weak ness. On the one hand all the shares of companies involved in the deal for a union of chemical up again with a particularly violent jump tn Barrett Companys stock * * * Vanadium Steel. is Fran- In be at is now because it through June is dull the the the semi- market when Size of are vert standard this are the reasons on at VYear uUSUuA! force be ti0nm 18 more tn in the silver issues which held around, lowest. Bonds were quiet unchanged. eccenienllpinii Foreign Exchange | and Domestic Money NEW exchange | the general! | Italian contirued making further gains up 3.944, during ceded in the lust half ef the ‘Was strong. pesetas checka points A better tone was ; market for Asiatic exchange exchange on important countries is | lated from the United States mint’s trinsic valuation of their standard cui. terms of American currency oday's latest prices of exchange principal foreign markets were European rates—Sterling (par sovereign) demand 3.04%, cabies 60 days 3.90, bank 90 days 3.89; mercial 60 days 3.88, commercial #0 8.88. France (par at 19.38 cents per fre |; demand cables 7.80 [taivy (par cents per demand 5.78, cables : Belgium cents pe demand RX , Sw cents deman d Ilolland 40.2 cents mand 36. cables 386% cents per mark) deman!i Austria (par 20.3 49, cables .70 demand krone) demand (par V6.8 cents per cables 17.50 Denmark (par 26.8 16.75. cables 16.8.0 pneseta) demand (par 2O.43 cents per demand Bo (‘zecho-Slovakia “al nia per crown) demand 2.20. Poland per mark) demand .5S Finland (nar cemta per mark) demand 4.75. . (par 19.5 cents per leu) deman Eastern rates-—Yokohama per yen) demand 450.0. (par 87.05 cents 70.00. cables 70.50. Shangha! cents per tael) demand 94.00, cables Calcutta (cents pér rupee) demand cables 87.50. Other exchanges—Ar- a (par 103.63 Argentine cent per dol- 104.80. Canada icents per Cana dollar) demand 86.87 ‘*" Mercantile paper, 7% irregular. Railroad bonds strong; 60 days, 80 days R1., Call money strons vesterday's and about YORK were 16 T« , , ' SNaii iv) Voi ‘alers in foreign today June iflie tone was quiet. Frenen and upwWare movement, Sterling rnroved the forenoon, the today. to but re - Gay. Spanish advance shown The per! bank deman.1 cents per (par 26 8 cables 21.75. demand een's Spain 16.65, Sweden “1.6, krone) cents per 19.3 cents 16.70. tlungary ‘par per erown) 20.4 ce (cents 23.8% Far (par Government eas\ Time loans and six montha high. 7: iow " closing bid. 6. offered at bank acceptances, 6h. made a further advance in the Sixty-day bills, 8.9044 coin- bills, 8.9014.: commercial 0- demand. 3.95%; cables, 3.96. icsiniteen last loan. 6: Sterling dealings 60-day day bills. 3.90: NEW YORK COTTON MARKET IS LOWER IN NEW YORK, June was irregular at the eables were hetter than due and some uncertainty regarding weather 'tions in the Eastefn belt, where the high | temperatures of yesterday were followed by ;showers or electrical storms On improvine crop reports were 'from Texas, while it was anticipated ithe weekly report of the Weather Bureau {}woula make a verv favorable showing, and the opening was two points higher on but unchanged to seven points lover on months. Liverpool was a buyer and was a renewal of vesterday's co (gent the acti months to sbout 17 the call, with July October at 8F.14. shorts became The cotton today 16 opening The received later there to selling 48.12 and The demand tive later {| nthe off toward midday vorable weekly weather report roved better than looked for and prices | broke below last night's closing figures dur- ing the noon hour with July selling off to 87.85 and October to 34.85 or 5 to 10 points net lower and ebout 27 high level of the morning Trading was quiet during afternoo. and = fluctuations narrow, showing rallies of a few points on 'covering October sold at 34.80 on the mid day break and later ruled around %'.2, ‘cin- pared with 24.90 at the close yestecdhu Cotton futures closed barely stea® 87.¢0: October. 84.58: December. 83.26 arv. 82.25: March. 382.05 The following is a list of the high. close and previous closing quotations from less ac- morning and in anticipation of a f ehse the middle o with Previous | High Low Mose Close 87. 60 60@62 60@aTS 5.10 58@ 60 _Months. _ June | October | November December Januarv | February ; | March 32. Anril ’ 2.00 22.00 May 82. 20 81.80 “Oo aia RQ" 2 05 @ 10 oo no 31 29 2 “OF, 82 $1 10 “82 oy Spot cotto on quiet. mi idling —-——-~@- —— Liverpool Cotton. LIVERPOOL, June 16.—Cotton spot. quiet prices Irregular. Good middling. 20.65 : fully i+ middling. 288.40d: middling. 27.18d: low mid | djing, 23.8%d: good ordinary, 20.654 ordi inary, 19.654. Sales, bales including 3000 American ——— oe St. Louis Spot Cotton. Spot cotton was steady St Aav Quotations Good ordinarv eee B4.50c. middling, 4ic: diing Oe fair mid@ing. dhe Higher Ges Rate Granted. | Ry the Associated Press CHICAGO. June 16.—The Public Utilities Commission: today granted the Peoples UWas Licht and Coke Co. an increase to 81.15 per 1000 cubic feet fer was. with a minimu! monthiv charge of 60 cents The present rate {se &5 centa. in TAuis gio- 7c: jowe mid- good > Sucar. NEW YORK. June 14.--Rae leentrifugal, 20.00. fine granulated (24.00. There was only a smail trade wturee today and prices at midday, jchanged from yesterday's oaing Sugar futures cioged eas) sales iis 1%.;8 September 1s 38 14,85: January, 15.15 sugar stead’ 22.00@ in Suga’ were wun iw) tH December - ( Coffee. TORK «A futures stead) 14.250. faa... Ff? Yo 14 Ae: Bep- July Tune NEW i “@ and | ov, | y- | tl | not « | Liberty (Chinese dollar) | bonds | FINAL TRADE. market | ‘here was | condi- : the other | that | July, | ering which } 26 | prices sagged | a I lan } This | to 32 points from the ial M aeke | made quite a re that quite likely which are product Vanadium Steel |aponse to the disclosure very important buving, for account of companies the big users of Vanadiums has recently going Lnited Retail Stores against the Jatel)s increased short in terest. and international Hiarvester 'woe favorably affected by the news of a stock dividend which, as now »thought, will be a regular feat ithe company’s policy of profits to the shareholders Sugar stocks came in for a spurt and Vir ginia Chemical moved forward briskly anticipation of a declaration dividend at its coming | yi rose heen is (in | stock ‘ing On the other hand, | cropped out in the low- Sinclair and Transcontinental lnew General Motors k was heav- sold. aa it has been for several davs, and this had a depressing ef ‘fect upon the other motors Railwa\ «hares did better because of the be lief that the Northern Pacific direc ‘tors when thev meet tomorron will cut dividends It looked if ithe low-priced rails at the low of yesterday and the day before ‘completed their proper reaction os ° > The Bond Market. very little Trealings Exchange extremely meet- special weakness priced oils like Stor AS prices had tn hond both the There was the -market todas lfloor of the Stock and over the counter were leh’ ¢ one iprice changes were all but negligible third and fourth loans moved forward a trifle, and the general tone of the market for Government issues ‘maintained the improvement which has been noticeable since the first ‘the week But no movement of con- 'gequence is looked for in either direc- tion for some.time to come. Liberty bonds can not very well get up ‘i hetter than a 5% per cent basis with- out suffering from competition of high-grade corporation bonds and particularly the new equipment notes. ‘There are more of these latter issues ‘to be announced within the next week lor ao. but none was brought forward today. Dealings the United King- dom of (Great Britain bonds were active again, with some shading of prices on a i in ° s Money Market. Once more the market paid tention to the easing of money ' thereby disaproving the idea many had held a week ag things would be better after June with its Liberty Bond tnterest and tax collections over with. Call money. renewed at 7 per cent and was free- offered at & most of the day. announcement of 4&4 &-per no at- which ro that 7% ly the cent aterling eXx- the $3.95 nee in toward The adva continued inertila change level COMPLETE PLANS FOR FOUR-POWER LOAN Special to the Post-Dispat: h NEW YORK, June 16 ILamont. a member of . 2 Co.. who went to the Far “Ane toe in the interest of t ‘an banking group th fou oor to China nanan yest that arrangements had been pleteq and that the four ne groups have entered into a partner ship for the assistance of China in the development her enterprises. “I found the Fast of the utmost interest “TI went there at the reques' American banking group and the approval of the reac) French groups, for two Spe ific pu! poses. The first was to find wart the Japanese banking #FroUup with the approval of its Government, in tended to come into the consortium for China without reservations on the same terms as the banking groupes of the I’nited States, Great Britain and France, these last three groups being in complete accord. The second object was to visit China and make a report for the American group upon economic financial and political eonditions there Japanese Withdraw pesert ations. ‘At the end of a long and some what complex negotiaion in Japan the Japanese banking sroup w | approval ite Government with- drew completel) the reservations that had been made for the ex: lusion from the scope of the consortium o portions of Manchuria and Mongolia of this unde heen Waa now Ali Thomas W Morgan East [to ne Amer- -power erda\ OT - bank of the Fat he said of the with Situation if} Th of ‘ has. |! Announcemen from stand, alread) ington The consequence tie ie Ww has be established fact anda the our oupe have cntered into a rade } ia that eonsortiun Ome nart- ing @ not is the desire to, and | properties went | some |" ure of | distributing |, of a; \ The | to |! ling , +R OH) rates, but | rate failed to stir the ma! ‘ket from {ta | TO CHINA great public: and | the | bank. CORN IS STRONG IN LOCAL MARKET; SPOT GRAINS UP market had a fairiy wide Merchants’ Ex- the whole advance full part Long corn The cash Luation market advance as not under ts for The corn upward swing on the change today. but was not held though a was shown at the came out OT the market WAS a last upturn and this si ie futufe | at moderate ear|: ranwe of prices w though mor night The grains exe! especially that for oats Loca! receipts were of wheat. including 38 -6 through: bushels cluding 59 cars local and 17 26.000 bushels of oats. cars local and 8 through: hav, including 230 through (ash wh as was Strong fa: flats were The , _ m7 i”) ti firn wide last poitn ibove tnan arke firm inf) Casn tT! l¢d a uence 78.9000 bushels local and corn, in- through; including 6 356 tons of, and cars SS ooo } a LOCA! Grain Market. eat was le higher 3 4 higher Spot higher NO 1 red " P ; ) Spo spot ' corn W We oats sales winter $2. KS re } c qiiotations wheat, $2.' red winter 22.89: Ne 2 red winter No 4 red $2.0, $2.84: No hard, $2.40: $1 RF @M1RXG No " 4 ire & low $1.90@1.91: No NO vellow $1 15 sample yeliow 4 7 le No NO white. sample wl $1.18 No Vril 2 $ | white ite white Cash Grain Markets NSAS { ‘ke Jur e 14 (ash «@ heat vidual ; c } ner 74 75 $1.85@1.87 , Hareth : . $1,821.83 sd \ 2 mixed. $2.20) $2 Hias S345 NOW aA NM. choice alfaifa. Kaffir and umhanged: choice prairie $3300.34 ‘“Vheat -Wheat N 0 2 Corn No = SS 47] 91 No ars June mixed, 16 £2.00 . ow red 2 mixed (bats white ] Bar $100 15 (*] {nal Lard, Thon noir "“Imothys ‘ Pork ma $17 M4 118.87 MITLW AUKEB : \i ‘ Marl semartiy | a akon rite, $1 78al.7 4 INNE APOLIS. June 16 KF changed Bran Wheat Nor 2.000 3.00 Linseed. $3.97 afore RO U4y 84.05 asked nommina! October ate $1.05 1.001. Louis Hay damaged ; Ma rket. 7 St. Louis Wool mur l'linois Wisronsin Northern Arkunsas nice ined uli x — “aa aay ‘y -“— ehort. 80a Southern “Arkanaae Northern Texas, Eastern Oklahoma and Southeastern estates Medium, 33@84; Markct. Southeast ~ r coarse 18. short. fine burry 404 4%; long.. 35 Py 40: heavy and HMaetern Southern and dium. loose, 82: li light nia 40) ehort Western and me heavy fine, (entra! Ane neas Nebraska medium. 32@33. dark medjum burry 24 2h hard burrv 35@40. light fine. short long 30@ 34 heavy fine Texas Western Oklahoma and 1m “8 30 short burrs light fi fe 8540: heavy stubby. 20@ 25, burry. me hard [5; burrs dL edad; "0a 2h ’ i Tr um If Tubwashed 35: slight lustroue, short, burry. Sandy, , counts ° ~- Metal Markets. NEW YORK , Dp ro lucers and Ju! ‘ 9 sima) Ire steady spot and June Meta! bucks. dead. cotted, et June 14 lead quote ¢ le | ic Tun August ember, 191, lots. seco 1814 #184, £32 futures —- ——_--@- Louis Lead and Zine. held at &.7% In St ae. 7.3 apot. ine 8. ead was quoted Lauis ft ‘hina pub- of oi} rail- assistance ef | of her great ae the reform nership for tte in the development lic enterprises, such the currency, the building of highways, terminals Amert banking group the other banking groups, were canized primarily at the request of their respective Governments Al- most years ago, In laying down the plan for the new consortium, the American Government pointed out that if it were posaibie arrange for banking groups of the four coun tries lend assistance to China through the medium of an interna- tional group, namely, the consortium a full and equal thus be established highly beneficial to interests of the four The American Government (in pointed that, under evueh an arrange the international contest for new and valuable concessions in China might largels ted and international! i Far East would tn iarge xnvoided No Exploitation Piannee. he Americ: t Ti a ad | : cy? ps 7 e*if ads The 1 ¢ and or "ali two to to to he ho tne calculated China and to nations involved ment, be prever le) 1s \.¢s if rie; i Hana formed ad hope ot Nation COt , ie t : ig Grou ,* new being able % serve rhe along the lines indicated sortig@m no plan of laid out for China, nor will it under- function except at the earn- desire and with the hearty operation of the Chinese people now arranged that the first ing of the reor held in New York the next September Repre- of the British, French and banking groups will come representatives of ‘ntil that meéet- Kee way of Aas “WW e | eonsortitm “ > The tation has exXpiol 1. take to i*ti- It est been has organization meet rn tiu j aa! dds gentatis japanese here to mee the American ing convenes, I HT) great activit' in (hina ~ yy? Ww 1) ie es , the group. f do not look the tn ia («TO Order the Fost-Dispatch sent to rour vacation address. Your carrier will place the order for 4 you, or your telephone request attention. Ask for will have prompt Olive or Central 6600, Cireulation Dept. , ene 26} fine, mere usual dis- | partnership would! Comparative Grain Prices Reported by Merchants Exchange of 8 Louls — ST. LOUIS, Tune Lae _ Close iy Ly « CORN. pra se SEPTEMBER COR? 72% 160% @'sa 17 le 171%, 167% 1689 48% 140 167% @ CORN 1504, b 14\ta OATS 190% 1me*% 4165 *,a 106 148 ‘147h%ed “148, 147 M4 150% b- art ee 1081, 103%, at ™ . Oba : (108% @% WATS Rhy a “4°, BO hy as JULY ‘RY. BE. : 103 REPT. R RAN Mya : Srovisious at Chicago | CHICAGO, June 16 CORN SOARS AT CHICAGO, MARKET NERVOUS AT CL CHIT > —— a At?) ne hignest Tune prt fer ngs were of demana closed ,ance with. tember $1 08 ‘ sp, ged to to Rie Bulie had through marxet Ket . ef (Tie » gobbled imusations a aides ndustries active biddere ied the buying Rains itr tended fer miwie 'o RhAVS bushels Higher quotations Ot grain area ee a ift to provisions now ithetanding monthly statement showed increased of pork ard and rits 0 0 a Makes Progr “An 14 te Lot ef stn ‘ er ce ’ f 0 | in the south shippers ommirtion and oy Nebragka + gen , oats market fjovernment Was ! totaling 7 the } cancelled purchases A ser eto As lowa Ooru “<5, DES MOINES June counties, Sma. rai? a.80 Sart ’ ’ A\ifaifa l# being © ov Hay suffered |For Additional Markets Seer" Louts Flour Market. ball ah St. 1fe hasis, Ow @t $13.10 to $13 and second cles RYE FILOUR-— Quoted in PR-pound cotton facks “patent at - barrel: medium at $10 90. straight pure dark at $8.45 and rye meal 30e leas in tute; jobdbing prices at $9.10 higher ‘ORN MEAL -Steadr City mill quotes tn Corn meal at arite and hominy sacks delivered meal at $4.80 100-pound 70. cream $4 05 —_— Toledo Cloverseed. TOLEDO. O.. Julv 16,.—Clover seed—Price eash. $25. October, $25.90: December. $24.80 _FINANGIAL _ Cities Service Co. Preferred Stock Dividend Earned 4 Times Over Return on Investment Monthly Dividends "Circular P On Request Henry L. Doherty & Company 516 Security Bldg.., 319 North Fourth 8t., ST. LOUIS, MO. lfelephone: Olive 4144 7d a@ Next Page. FINANCIAL Hershey Chocolate Corporation acquire all the stock of the Hershev Chocolate Company, the largest man ufacturer of milk chocolate in the world. We offer, if, when issued, the I Ligh, Ten Vear Fund Gold Bonds Corporation at 97' and _ interest yielding about 7.85’ Cjireular Request J1le The National City Company Offices in over 50 C Louls—415 Olive St Telephone—7140 Olive Rose20 "oun | You can buy high clase dividend pay- ing stocks - any number of shares- by making moderate initial deposit - balance 19 small monthly payments Prorits Can Be Taken at Any Time. NO MARGIN CALLS WRITE (OR FREE BOOALET No. 714 * HOW YOU CAN BECOME FINANCIALLY INDEPENDENT ’ 50 BROAD STREET. NEW YORK will Ane ‘iret Lien Sinking of this as for on SP. ities “=f. 410 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. We take pleasure in announcing that MR. SIDNEY J. ADAMS and MR. RAYMOND J. DENYVEN who have been actively connected with our business for many years, have become members of this firm. June 15, 1920 A. @. EDWARDS c& SONS 38 Wall St., New York City. effect. Hershey Chocolate Corporation First Sinking Fund Gold Bond, due June 1, 1930. shown steady annual increases Industrial Bond terest requirements or »/0 Lien 7'% Ten-Year Earnings have for 1919 over nine times in on this issue. Strong sinking fund provisions. Price to yield 7.857. Ask for Circular Bonbright & Company Incorporated Boatmen’s Bank Building, St. Louis Wu" LE the Post-Dispatch investigates all Financial Advertising before publication, dorse any investment or «speculation advertised, exercise hic own jJodgment it necessarily cannot recommend or tre The bayer mitee«t FE ae he et OC ONE AA te re a ee a ee mamas 9 neloe eo Silla chk ae te ee ae ee ee ee ne es ot Se i a en oe
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BA PTE RIO AE I PS TE ee nee Be “ - ey wile Ain ——— = - . Fie a a. , j i iy + ee pS i 28 wa ~ Ns re me! we =y- co one Pigle es an: ou e a -) 4 ~ . 7 ; New York ccecccnnsneteue YL Adriatic ......2.........--July 3| dug. 14 BF gg : sit 75u16.60: eoutcher cows. mostly $8@/|Anna L. Berger | Ta than : wm © , | EI | WHILE ° HENRY STRAUSS, OF 5218, ° great-grandiather. at the ‘eae o Tt « is | 10.26; canners, $4.75@5.40; bulls. steady to, Eimer Maurath 5636 Reber | 6 June 28 | July 24 ) 11 a i Ente | . na ty er. with bul! x G an | Page boulevard, and his family were seat: Saks ke mkeniaewaneel | months and 6 days >? 2 weak; veal calves, weak to lower, with bulk | Bernedine Gude . Michigan a cia” Seam weet » of the ? etn: inet McK & , ‘$ y 0! July 8 ! Aug. 4 Aug. 28 Funeral Friday. June 18. at O45 a4 - oe ne 14. He at $140 14.75: stockers, stead: Hogs—Re,, Willlam F. Selsor 3224 N. Newstead | ©, . tre ; ceipts, 21.000: mostlv 250 higher tnan yea. phe po SW bPing 1616 N. Sixteenth } night burglars ‘ limbed into uv rear bed- Philadelphia ee ee eee July 19 Aug. 7 ; nl residence, 4308 College ree : A our ear a) da rl At aaa : a BR ay oy « by rf the scre i stol se ' l‘aul’s Evangeli al Luther: 4 ¢ M i ackers Indifferent Buy vase Coeaan fl 20; bulk eh as gt ger Elmer J. — pose 3$15 By ae psy nino 3 ‘belonging to. Mirses Birdie ‘ang Re- HEW TORK—HAMBURG NEW YORK—QUEENSTOWN—L!VERPOOL to New Bethiehem ‘ canatady. Charen, 7 — 2 ¥ at ei on Th a ee ee > ° st id 7 d ver. | Philipine “Oogier a 6 imi’ ginia Strauss. “hey containe trinkets, = AB. = Ay 5 the Late Marke t shee p ' - iy : Oe op Hw ay uheew ie: Clarence H. Boardman 3 SNOT ) Etzel keys and vJ cents | “Mongolia eeeeaeeceeeaeeeeee July 3 | Aug. 14 Celtie eer een eee _June 19 July 24 | Aug. 23 ™ —" 1. ne = or a ta a’ rales ‘ * . 000: “a | erence ae ‘ sinned Dp. om. Cae rmr. ‘ , Prices Lower. Fi gent A ogy rs ee eee +o es eee | Manchuria June 19 | July 31 | Sept. 11 Baltic _....... June 26 | July 31 Sept. 4 Salirs nee Pum). dearte Tones ane 2A Mar | fy a . to Se lower; mee | Themes F. Durkin .. 1047 Irma | | MISS FRANCES ABBOTT OF 39514 Mc- | Mobil 10 | Aug. 14 | Sept: 18 k nguige Henneken, Mra. Ai bh ee oo ag : AIBOS. “>. | Mary E. Suffern ...........Maplewood, Mo erson avenue, placed a $150 diamond ring Gh FRUITY LAXATIVE, : | HED STAR INE sorka, oa F, 4); oth- 8 te aan . | i mone .. ug. epi. lings taregeiy: S18atl: best sold $17.5 "| Rescoe M. Hulett Beardstown, JJi/in a glass when she took a bath at ,her, e July (Aug Honnekee ang * , , ‘ . 7 *s } ua ie l Light. Sh f th g tem- | OK td ‘. ‘ - NATIONAL STOCKYARDS, Iil., June 16) jeangas CITY. Mo.. June 16. U By. Nina I. Babbitt Havana, 11] | home y "and = later, whens the pA am BE gy a At all Drug gists’ | N. ¥.—SOUTHAMPTON—ANTWERP NEW YORK—AZORES—GIBRA! TAR Raides ince ‘Rieger and our dear oe oe Enter = a a Oe ater Ore rere son oe oe SS eed ae dead "| a i — ‘ . ot n ee do - we bp ee et oot hy non gn Nae Shs Res 2 Masao ndeee tones Mapaece’ am ae boc Nee Bitch porarily great-grandmother, after ¢ rs ie >-Today's estimated receipts: Cattie and : H HW. Tt Defi “e, Ma | ang. de ae 06. tes ar lan — F a . a) .. reau of Markets)--CATTLE Receipts. 8300; | iernan ROI PSON .. +2. 0s OTRO, me | the » etd fs MB | rering iliners, aged so Powell +: 4) a ty ll nag ence 9500; sheep, 6000; horses i best beef steers steady: classes | Anna Mabel-Hartman ........2612 N. Spring | o_— Kroonland MELE LOG 10 WAPLES—SENOA : Vrhe funeral takes place on ) Bewell. 4 ae ee ih FTI. a ed iat |and grades mostiy weak to 250 lower; top Henry W: Stone ...... 8216 Washington BUMMER RESORTS SUMMER RESORTS | Lapland Ieth inet.. at 8:30 a. m.. from ar . Smith, Mrs. ! ais -—BSteers and yearlings of a $9 _’ F steers, $16.65: calves 50c@$l.00 iow-' Mrs. Elizabeth Chelini ‘tae ... 3516 Clark Le eR eT eee . J 3 oer aaughter, Mrs. Hennekes. "Ritey. and our 4 % — ay ner renety ee at ery, tO | 12q@13; few sales quarantine catile 20€ jones O'Connor 2585 Montgomery ' Finland esece ..June 19) July 24 Canopic weer ee seen ewes eneenansees uly oe oo to St. Joseph's Chur Nort 2 | ~ oe a strong rates. edium and common grades, | Solin r. > ping : ; ’ pais wor : casita a oases Hs o SS. Peter and Paul's Cem ° “- riore o iW a tet iE auciitaatel to mine tuptemeen, [aie eee cree, eee: , 10M ihc. higher: ton nen ema ee ¢ VN leeland acediiieehinn osuuinae ‘Cretic BFRNS Entered in ame ie.. O27 North, ; He ertone was manifested in many instance®.) ¢1515: bulk heavy and medium. $14.80@ " ee pc ntact ate gig : ntere to reat 0 a _ et ! sh ie ob averaging 1410 pounds at $17 estab- 115 bull light. 214 500014.00. Roy P Simon . , SRE Ruse: ii ! Both Phones. Company’ s Office: N. W. Cor. llth and Locust Streets. Pad - une 15. i920 at ° m Mary T ada : ene TP mence ts j ve ti a new high mark this vear Pie eais SHE EP -Receipte. T7000: following annual Frances E W right Oe2eeer : lea “tzel . ‘ “a R mye et iwe bie), Gnaste Sclevel 3 was a me a ia e one} steady. top going at $14.75. ae. | Custom at this time of year lambs and yvéar- Arthur W Meckfessel ...........4628 Greer | tele: + he and dear mothers of In . wit’ Knights at te -~Ho Tr arket started out a =. ; lings are reclagesified last vear's lambs Emelia H Suntrop .....Tuxedo Park. Mo " ee, : a ‘ nem: l.aura and ’ : RLEY- The on igh, but closed with most of the advance | ¢rom naw on will be quoted as ‘yearlings and | , . © . 2 : . ,; ~_ . ; ; 16. an ear dauchter, siste stae. > a Top early was $15.65. with a liberal | spring Iambs will be\known us lambs. Best an Cppner verre. ‘* 32 —. Gravoi: , : ' . ' ‘ in-law and aunt. at the age of 7" her. lerley Jom 4 ‘ ae ; “ , ‘ ~ S n . est ALNES .rause ire peareee ‘ isc Bi ; ° ' } . ’ , cae f ctrl, fro Mistat bayers on the late mat kot native Iambe 50c@$1.00 lower, bulk, $15.50 TEU" EN wns a “4 the nearest and mira: 4 aoe “ ) | ere 0 Ou a 18. at Os Ta fee, place on Friday, same from SDA North et were Indifferent buyers on the late si ‘ 416.00; other grades. $1@1.50 lower; eep | Henry Heinz .. St. Louis, I!) - m + re ile &. m., from a real a - ee There ii at prices about a dime higher, paying $15 d yearlings dv to “he tower _Esther M, Huskamp 4344A Arco : ollewe avenue, f _— : "tne oF down Pig market little Se . ’ t bea tiful of ‘ Help Church, a: Interme wi weights eol4.from $13.50@q14. \ OMAHA. Neb. June 16 (Ul. S. Bureau of, oo ‘ leveland 4 43006 Easton | mos u Special hot weather dishes; a cool, ; ; = ti ct went from $12.254212.50 and $12. | Markets)—Hogs—-Receipts, 1}.000 Market irs ennie Vaughn .........3287 Latayetts | well ventilated dining room. P a a, EEP—Receipts of sheep and lambs at | | 16 hey higher: top, $15; bulk of sales, $14.10 | | [pes ait Truehart 2935 Chouteau | all the National head were excessive and buyers foun:l | | Oe i : n 0 eset etaiient: wee Ire. Alice M, White 295 Choutea. | it & good opportunity to cheapen thelr costs. va ttle-—Receipts, 40 P e8 core ( iFred E ee Ee REE el ane , St. Lonis General trade was Sie to The lower on good | ib ‘cher cattle, steady to tail ig! # [OP | Fdna Roethiisberger . Kirkwood, Mj) Parks, a vacation $1 off on culls and 50c lower on sheep. | beeves and yearlings. $16.25: . steady; | ambs sold at $16, culls at $10 ang fat | stockers and feeders, (ill and weak. oe at S7.50a8 Sheep-——Receipts. 4500; lambs, Bite lower: HORSES—Demané ie rather indifferent for | sheep, weak; best Idahe lambs, $16.60 | BIRTHS, he «ceneral run of berses now arriving and T. JOSEPH, Mo... June 16.—Hogs—Re- | ae gies’ & Open Every Day in the Year Society of St. Joseph's veh at . P FE R 7 am. to 8 Pp. m_ BERNS.—Entered into rest on / ) . June 15. 1920, at 2 a. . rr offschwelle). dearly beloved wi r & porns me > dear mother of J "e * P PE fona, Laura and W intires 4 1HOTO PLAY THEATERS — FHOTO PLAY THEATERS | Saughicr sister, got ne nan” ues .are off $20 15 marry instances from ‘ein : 10,000: cy weer? higher; top, $15.10, » BOYS. - an ; Mii ie ea oF ner rf it ‘ake fe : it | Wo weeks aco Deciines have not been SO | , $14.65@15. 10. attle—Receipts, 200€ ; . Knecht, 1603 A Knapp. Ny ai " yi i : i EEN ra eh he ‘Camtis Mines . eour 20 a arked on the strictly good drafts and chunks "> steers, $9. 50@16.2 25; cows and heifers, | J. . Beaudoin, 1886 Papin. by auto, or rail Pe | "| Conege avenus, ts One Ee te 4 veniig, lense. 8: show. weight. ; 3.70 calves, $6 (013.50 Sheep—Re- | W. : ". Vogel, 1943 Madison. : LEADING THEATERS PRESENT ING PAR AMOL NT PIC TU RES = | College avenue. to Our Lady of Perea MUL ES—Practically no life was displayed cae” 3 O5¢ lower: ewes, $7.50@8.5u; | If. . Bass, 8220 Church road d + tr rey . : e 4 + | Help Church, thence to Calvary ¢ 6 the mule alleys today an d, as a urin O7 « - lambs, sis q © ai 16.7 hp A. Dixon, 5S21 Page. an aul O om . : » 7 “4. L = Deceased was a member of Married = ‘lous sessions for the past two weeks, indicn- PITTSRURG at tund 16 Hogs—Re- J, ». Haynes, 3915A Blair. : ‘ y c : “=| Sodality of Our Lady of Per petual ae Gas were that bulk of the day's offering § ve Wh yc” euhaia Bae eae Williams. 1927 N. Tenth. ‘ D> ees Saas Os | c ; =i} Chureh and St. Ann's Death Benefit a d ove ceipts, 2500: C yas: ove | We. Coffey, 4023 Page. bate Cala z- | Of St. Joseph's Chure 3 > a aaa ew A. Reauhuld, 2413. Fillo _ ’ ‘ py Delightful Breezes, Assuring You of Personal PE vs, ih ers See * 5.25: $1414.50. . . Sheep te pee ns Receipts. 200; steady Ss i ee Sl4 Brooklyn. ee eT tered into ‘vest . s. vt oe ' wie 9 “a: . Ee z ; on ie — [Butter, Eggs and Poultry: toy sheep, $9.50; top lambs, $15.00. | ae - Orziol, S24 Brooklyn. a : AER ‘s, Will Permit ‘Ful! Enjoyment of the Movies. ~| 2" 15. 1920. at 1155 9m gimme SEALED uf Pi “Calves——Receipts. 400: lower: top. $16.50 | “Malon, 1426 N. Ninth fre fh . & rs == | Bock (nee Rinker). beloved wife of —... aCe eee \ hotee be St, re gio ° : : ais Kotyk, 1443 N. Ninth. | ; “x bog ve ; ee, = py August Rock. dear mother of Mients- SEALED FROPOS Ectiowing are prices paid farmers and me ee Plegwe, 4249 Peck. : " es : a? e a3 =. a = ‘dia and August H. Bock and Sea termadéter-Goner : . A. McCormick, 2908 Folsom. : - , te : ~ = | Pauline Warmbold. our de Mivision. Munitia eountry shippers for round lots. Small or- | Linseed and Cottonseed Olls. . Keenan. 19004 Gever. ! re x Ate. = ‘ = | law. grandmother and awit aa h 5 % : Sealed .0: Gere are usually quoted higher LINSEED OIL—In lots of 1 to 4 barrels at, : — ct. Payne, 6008 Suburban. ; Funeral from residence * . received he-- EGGS—Firsts, country candied, 85e; do 2 per gallon for raw and $2.02 for boiled. . Gales, Webster Groves. to the scenic mountain wonderland of the world. ice, S118 nals oe oe ~ ny a an ca Se ADOPTION Want eare of @ tm! ee = « . PARR. TE HOG AR a A iti Hh " i" » ‘ee Bat at iy alge | a wases returned, S4c. | “COTTONSEED OIL—Per Ib.: Winter white, : Gipperick, 4140 Delmar. : ‘ ee to St. “\Petera, Cemetery ME ES odo ‘ure. inaein Juste: firsts, ac; seconds, 400 to 4c; indies, | 25°: do, vellgn, 2c: Summer eoing wifte | llen Smith. 80, 1226 N. Tay lor: a pon! ‘XV. ’ (t a] an ocu ot Str eets 46 99 bas Ww right street, to St Liborius . mn ih POSS Oe per sugar barre! (200 ears) Erna LL, Sanders........ 28353 N. Fourteenth | John Rosenhaffer. 1, 1834 S. 48th; menin- in =| thence to Calvary Cemetery. 4 AUTO LICENSE P GR ) Ritis. OLIVE 1439 hone Grand 1686. tPN PEAS—Tennessee hampers at 30c| Frank G. Helmer ............ Delmar | Ee ONY aa ‘ : = iSMERT—On wend pes to $1.50 ami Mississippi (Boonville) rs Ba eg ok ctw esas cosets 8467 Giles | | Leo Smith, 14 days, 2517 University; eu-| & 7:20 p. m.., Maranret: tiarbara. Tamer I AUTO CRANK-—Lo bu box loose for dunes | Botelie, Speedy vsevrreosssss es Rurens Bilis. 90. 4220 W, Pinney: neghritts. | Il OR, WRITE FOR FREE BOOKLET = — | i . Peg a OR .. ‘may £00! De Bai Bg allt ge fre lorida, 1%4-bu_ — Herb. rt C. Meyer ee eeeeess », Oe Denia | ie times: at. Weeedl Park tain: crim: | that tells where to go, what to see and how to enjoy Rocky Mountain @ | = ERSHING THEATRE Mo ZART Delmar at pes oye & hat oe ag SE :. pe SANK 860K Loe: KOHLRABI—New home-grown at 30c to Robert Mindak ............ 2107, Mullanphy | 4 ing nga rg 4041 McPherson: hemor- peru’ ram apenver's Fictureages Mountain verte, Fiatte-Canom: = P AND AIRDOME § AND AIRDOME .. Bayard 3 ome Geir sister and grandmother, i Cat) Gat anaiea ae ns ns dee te tee | Zotia Kuberska ........ 1980 O'Fallon : ; Idaho Springs, Georgetown Loop, Moffat Road, Wildcat Point, Lookout | = ata “S| Funeral from. residence. 4146 SE baby dréesee in all rhage. Se , 2 sucas | Pp cls 3% e l.: clr- : r- } strert, on Thursday, June 17, : ‘ “ ERTTUCE—l0c to 20c per bu box loose for | Peutrice H. Pesci... 0... eee 43) Lucas |p, Hh.’ “McLaughlin, 61, 4133 Tee pl: cir- JM Mountain, Chimney Gulch, Bergen Park, Mount Vernon Canon, Colonel! e =| to the Holy Family Church, thence (iin qoemart reward. eSILSTARD BY, iNS --Home-grown CS EE’ MME Oo ak ectaereaes 5883 Enright Alex de Petre, 42, Sanitarium: riephritis. . ‘th W. F. Cody’s (Buffalo Bill) Grave, Ute Lookout Trail, Evergreen, Trout- | = ey | Peter and Paul's Cemetery. | |e ture area, po gee om : per bu box. Louanea! Jones a q Twenty-secuond @il@ SINBieCtorm, nck ras 1200 Ranple: bronchitis |g Y an joy = ° a 0. = THE LIGHTNING FAST SATURDAY EVENING POST STORY. so oe Friday, June 18, at 29 . P—And chauffeur I ‘ t 20c 3 j a .- / >}. i 2 . @ ° j ° ‘ ; » ‘ c hi ; " a? wera 510 , Se noe Vane tho be ae | Anna M. Phillip .....+...+-++. gr ag "on | Paul Richter, 62. 628 Nashville: accident. BRANCH BUREAUS: Chicago, St. Louis, Kaneas City and Colorado Springs . a me _Overian4. ers yellow at $1.75 for bright and $1.25 for | Mrs. Mary V. Dixon ..............Alton, | ' ova ons Srv eat at from familv residence, : We DOG.-8t rayed, black care. Ae cat cape red y hall at's Bt, we Wiibeiel ee” Cie os cucncsen 251 Jules |) —— — | ; . | I SKYDOME to’ SS. Peter and 3 hair; reward, @017 0°$3.25, yellow and nancy hall at $4.25. Ber- | ; es ete Se ate S. Tenth Ms , ¥ sia >: Boo— Lost. shepherd piuda and queen at $2.75 per bu box louse. | Anne A. mode ~ ~ ~ ‘ ) : & L R C KELSOE On Tuesday. June 16 r " 9 Cobar STRING BEANS—Aiabama hampers. 50c | August C Limberg ........ ‘3618 hace "5 be ‘ | Frida H. Kelsoe, beloved wife of ——— aS to $2.50: Mississippi, $2 to $2.50. Home.;| Mrs. K. herene Be ers 8615 851 t tah | ; , et os A - elsoe., ' - be BOG— to vont, sas ee rown bu box, $3.50 to $4. : Ww. Herbst sien ne eae ta -. ome 5) we ° “uneral {rom the Wagoner chapel, ‘ turned to % at 5 TOMATO RS —Texas A... a eee Bayennd Ene lpabasa nape . = ‘ Ee Anita Stewart in “Sick Abed’”’ ; Olive street, Thursday. June 17, ot 9 50d i arene | to $2.25; Florida crates, choice, $3.00; fancy yrenry 33. Robben .......+++-+! beng Columbia | ——— Pp om Incineration private. Please’ ' HB - ——y | | a Aae see e The Smashing : | flowe + % SAURNIPS New home-grown. 1c to @%c | Elzabeth Brana ........---- Columbia | MISCELLANEOUS | : : +o OP id eae gi oa ae ss STARRING Piha as ms 3660; name | dogen bunches. Flat, 25c to 50c per bu| Henry_Schmiedermeyer. -. 1908 Garden a : ey First National Success = KE EIN Entered into rest on Tuesdiiie . vals eet: globes, Tic. Mrs, Eleanor Wacker Branch ..1904 Garden) “FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN | ie, - | er SS 3) ‘6 ” Wallace Reid PR we Be Horry Se MeCANDLESS FRUITS. Oscar Benjamin Bloch ......... sor Geyer! foreign-born residents of the city at- ; ; ys Oe ye , The Yellow Typhoon AND : Kle i (nee Amsler). and oon aot ; | Westminster P ‘el |Agnes Mary Hampton ..... Humphrey tended the 27 English classes conducted | Sis Ss ”-te 2 ame whew. at the age ef 10 ¢ yo pears 8 OS or eee grown berries, | yohn A. Tracy ....-.--s.-0:: She ibyville, Ill) by the industrial commission of the Y. | ' "fs : Pr. ». igs . | | Swit a BB ad gd a * TRi 4, 1920. -t 9 ». m, TOpiRia town district: rew per 12-quart tray. haa aa hy eee oc cc 5931 Alabama | ¢Mtertainmants were eiven in industrial Wee ‘ag! ; : ot Wal ee hoe (er ord be vee b Lived for Exeitement. Box Office Open at 6:30 McE} beloved husband of Mary i or gpegmmapmgnaaan ummmemmaraeta REA CHES— Georgia six-baket case, $2 to) Marie A. pee Oe Cah Ces TNs BERS plants, with an attendance of 6373. ‘, . . di .° i, eer toad Vp > nee Maloney) father of Vers GLASSES— Laat: tort > bushel baskets, *2 |'Leon Rubenstein ......++.. . - 2001 Gamble ; ) my si wa’. A : ed fal ; = Continuous t to 11 PF. M. Lt the West End Lyric Matinee at and Irene McElroy. brother of Thomas on Market car or | APPLES—No. 1 hard ben davis in barrels bisiher Coplan .....-.++ee-+e+> 4417A Evans SOME YOU THS IN A CROWD WHICH | ; sneF - ms PPR ee a 274 ' HUMFELD’S ORCHESTRA 2:30; Evening at 7:00 and 0:00 and John IP MecElreov and Mrs. a tite | i: reward > $8.50 to % No. 2 do at $7; overripe and | ¥,. NE ih ae a Seem 7202 Pennsylvania | then “s Ie ig ae ee, ; ry | , se | U' Brien, : : ‘ Jacob €, John .......-.. i } ' sh ' Rs , SAT. TJ peaged at $8 to $5: willowttvig at $14 to Margaéet 3 Lindhorst _.....Duxemburg. Mo + q 7% J / ‘yep ‘ epider a : / 3 , Funeral will take vlace from the® : owe ost. lady's a Se = weeps (from store) at $4 to se nit 4088A Clarence EX s ON | oe Wie ore ; he gawk Ute ere yea lv residence, 4948 Lotus ave a + West End; reward Pin stoc e : ‘ an, stueni eee Pape ee ee ee — — = ~~ / UR I me es . . “4 é , 2 j “Sy UU ; Thure lav. June 17. at ray 30 : . WATERMEILONS—Florida, $4 to $4.50) Alma Buescher. ......... eats 4524 Clarence he C Se ok ough 3 acy AG. 1 F | Stonend aenecdent inal Invermant f :. ae Carton heat per 100 Ibs. Morris Roufa.....-++-. “eee 6) 1480) — mut : a ames | Pearl Geiber ......-.c cece eeenet W73 Minerva BS Produce |] Elsewhere 2 oe OE sg rel (3423 Minnesota | EVERY DAY—RAIN OR SHINE shasnstinentinantios re) ene DERISS nw. oi ce v's ce ceeses “Crees. 11 2 s— NEW YORK, June 16.—-Butter firm; re- | Catherine k, lS Soe 742 Beit Cool Excursion 2 | ont. . got — a Sos ‘ ( | ‘Calvary Cemetery fin - - : , ‘ LC PRae , itehfiels on "hig , raat Ar PIN L . " 4 | PRE Aah | Esa ite, ease pe ee ee SS werd for veteran r a i | 2% | , ! abany te: Alice Brady in Olive Thomas in MeMANON- Entered inio reat of WS iNav iKURANCH BATS ja’ June 15, 1920, at 11 2} 2. m.. ee 4 oth : “THE FEAR MARKET” “THE FLAPPER” Maken. beloved husband « re ee e phone. Linde't 1 S Toe ome pes ona ceipts, 10,030; creamery higher than extras, | wregerick Juec ee een ee 4258 Blair . . ’ noe biogan’, dear rt of M. SOc; creamery extra (02 score), 57 8 a Eacric Bilssteth Vititos ’) ge1z East Gano | On the Colossal Steamer , — i. ane Wiliam P Mahon and rg - 4. on 7 Tr ‘ear ‘Trent mann and - the late John ‘ tag ashnaned: phor AMUSEMENTS C 1 N DERELL Ai: tol Fernard L. McMahon, emia @ p.m. —— 4 ' Father in-law, grandfather . ; abou | 68; firsts (88 to 1 score), S3@56%c; packing gen Pigs tere a siock, current make, No. 2, 41. Eegs irreg-| Harry G. Brucker ....: Se gS a &6 9 u * receipts, 88.045; storage packed, extra | Tina T. Growe ......--. N. went eth a 45@48c; firsts, 44€@45'4c; fresh gath-| John Eckericl# .........:...-. 420 Virginia extra firsts, 45@47ic: firsts, 42@44c.\' Anna J. Junbbluth ......... Cheese steady: receipts, 1878; ‘state whole John W. Stewart Jr .......-. 7118 St. James ui nctanas 5000 People : 4 wevvevvyy AIRDOME—Cherokee and lowa were eet Ge Bo in rr e $ re) fa MOQUAVAWG Tonight and Thurs. (1st how 7:30) 1 a! will take place from the ann Opener. Sale 2 ence, O88 Ridge avenue, of hey — ——- milk flats, current make specials, white and | Nee “e 2 3229 T ’ . , : Municipal Opera D. Ww. GRIFFITH S une 17. at 8:4 , , to At. a : colored, 25@26c: do average run, 24isc: state| Maude E. Harrisow ........ 322 ennyson =~ (agg genome ee: | : P : “THE (DOL DANCER” une 17. “at 8:80 #. mt : om aa le milk~twins, current make specials, 25 | Thomas Schlueter .........-+-+-- 1416 Bissell | | Sie os ’ AS LT | ; ee ; ee +e “ os mete er ae ae — a 4 pained ng ape attend aie ae ad ~ ee Entered Into re . t 2946: reward 0, J ij Butter—Higher Herman Dreyer Jr a FVERY egnee Rhy 5 WEEK AND 120, : _ . , 8. anne nal TES Raa creamery, 43@ tees—Lower; receipts, | 4628 King’s highway “ROBIN HOOD” sitios aged us years, beloved h ay SCARF [on . } . ‘ a " s . Hittite firsts. 3 cases 2 ord: luded, “—. ' Rosella Schmitt. .4640 King’s highway N. BB. AMUSEMENTS Jamie Miller (mee Lahey), our dear ™ 407 Box s oe ) 256, HO, 75¢, $I, Seuts Seats al BALDWIN’S, iltt OLIVE; L-other-in-law and uncle storage packed extras, 42'oc: storace > Joseph C. Lammert ........ 645 Tower Grove TITE ATEK ARTER 7. ee Funeral on Thursday June 17. at © ps OPTHALMOSs firsata. 4l'oc. Poultry- -Alive, wun- | Bthel M. Wycoff ........56..cene- 4356 Hunt | w RIA LT Junior Theater | “from Wm. M. Schumacher’s 260 Diack case. reward Orpheum Circuit Jefferson and North Market. Dee ~ . Dr Se Recs | | Come to Minnesota, where ten thousand lakes offer a paradise a® :' Marchell EL. Kaiser ..3363 ares Seventh ee Firm yesstnte, 2° carn: tite a | Helen A. Diedrich ..... ....2816 Lemp is acc! eedeeeete: ' Clarence B. Holland ..East St. ous. fli Bo Ic Ree , , S14. = : the : ry; a ay SAS C Mo., June 16.-——-Butter,| Grace A. Anderson ... ' ap . sher 1 lovers of the a Jo higher, S8ic; others un- | Cornelius A, Bollwerk ..... ...,.608 Arsenal || Thursday Night, June 17 AR to fishermen and ‘overs of the member of Confident Lodge, No. U2, . ONEY Lost: Tih all Ollse. tian re c T, ont. - $a. M. ‘tar s pl. and , ; fé4i Willian TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY—* £4£0P M A Sparktlicezg Musical Comedy Draft “EX TRA 3. 3 ea $ weeveveyvereers VEU SALE ON BUN. FOR -~heg poh nt Augmented Cast—Many Pretty Girls PWV VVOS 9000900004 30000044 d Mabel 1. Merbert ......... My +e Davis f bye out o’doors. ON 3 | | | ! "48>. ' mt on 7 cae a de bigher. wroit-| EMM ae 2 Grcia ANNES WESTERN UNI pee Na Leara to know this wonderful [| Sewwweenevevarevansenevenes vanes Bp Witte ana Waite asses te ton an) A re M. * ww ~ a L Theres R. Dal les 8216 lows | Kvening. 8:30 ZA M. to 11:30 P. M. Ty ee ¢ «+ + ot a) , ® 7 Pr ~~ += - ~~. 4 : BOO K- Lost By the Associated Presse. heen: ny Burkesnper on: 2° Madison Tickets (t5e, Including War Tax. m A té in making 11! ea pleasure World’s Famous Pianist : feont of Kr ee » | eee vet sa Nr. Wheve Main 4779, Central 1065. | ne ING a ea ar || SENOR WESTONY and 15c please ¢ CHICAGQ, June 16. Ja =r B. Cec “ae A. a dere bs ae \ = Autes Parked at Wharf. cx LZ St . as the days slip dveamil y Dy. : | THORA JENSEN ' tent an receive re. Forgan, chairman of the Chicago | Chari& Roy Fox ......Junction y, K ' | 30c | On tA. emem } F | 1 5 eng Clearing House, today notified the Nina A, Schlemmer ...-.......1841 Aubert’ _ _ 0% 0 : Danish-American Nightingale Lost. conta! . 4 av ‘ ' BiB Sib a a oe ae RST - y . . , ‘ u i r that uest for a $15,000,009 | hiiltren Hager... ooo. oN Sent Park eB . : SS For complete information My: and 4—Other Star Acts—4 11 A.M.—CFASELESS DAILY—11 P.M. 7 evening { c ty a a req . 0 a ~, . Miidren Hager ru tees CERES ae ee SL aa ar i . also Eddie lyons and VMeran Lee " ORTH- Ww AY TON FOU R. ACK-4.. Se 4 \ : ; ; , John had been refused by Chicago | John F. Mitchell ...... ...Jo1 N. mtsh | MOONLIGHT TONIGHT . 2 regarding this summer | in “EVERYTHING BUT CATOS KEITH & CC Tor ervrew, : Host, contait . : ’ , Mitchell ... ...-1011 N, High STS . : . , - ' s and that no more. money) M4y ). ? . | Oat La ee, wonder country, write to : rHe TRUTH WILLS GILDE ar’ ‘& CO z § hank i veer his | Clie Straumann .......--+--. ..2018 Penn on Mammoth Steamer Uy, bop se VIRGINIA DEACON & CO. j 3042 Wash: would be loaned to the city at this Agnes Walsh .. . 28 3. Tenth 4 eM 732 Kyan . Special Summer (en SELMA BRAATZ & CO s KINGS — ‘a mee at Jancar : Afternoon Nights VIVIAN RICH ing please return ae aa time. Francis B. McCarthy ........ 5418 Bartmer | MAJESTIC ' ' ) ; + ‘Refusal of the city to adopt a sug- ee ee | Pe 5834 Easton | 13¢ 99¢ “IN THE WORLD OF TOLLY “ . rn ion by the bankers that improve- Jchn R. Buechier ....:..-. BS orem Park . —_— — - | = SPECTACLES Lost gestion by the ban " : i } : cee Cl, BPO cis snvevces 1433 North Park eT koe —— . magni SEN a. ~ ard. “Idney aM Tmaent projects be curtailed until a Karl Olive Else. .... .. .§840A Garfield ee bee pS a . | Rr yh FOREST PARK ADVERTI EN tT : . GATE — Lost fo magre opportune time for financing , Fdna Mal Bamber...........-.--. 1022 Cora Khe DiS «| Py | 308 H . 2 | a California a ‘ . i Francie T. Cutts.........0-0553 12 Aberdeen | SRR vc COMES I be eng "A SMBRELIA Leow ms peacoat for Relies teeoen | | ee - Week. 260.080 2ean0 08 227 McPherson gy : Cok, ie ° PE ee Se. Mm § * ) pw na’ bal park a on, or ns ‘ 0) ce Fred wv. Hurston P PH? West Pine eal Saad wy Oe ‘ See a any || Ne ama r Ergoiti’s Lilliputians People’s Picnic Grounds cur oat soctere, tol MMR CHER Eo | Leona E. Kunkeler ...........3163 Dresden | Suk Se Oe sa , | rTLE sthrhkis — me 1 : eta, leave we , of . : COPPER -QREDIT FOR FRANCE William L. Collins ... 1088 N. Geant Pee ‘Tat. Wort MANGARDNER & KRENDAGL BAD Ce ene ok vee yellow os 8 a Raoron —- he Associated Press Qrace G. Condon ........ 3O16\ Plad ‘Lastve Leeust at a oe Komm & Haney Bernerici Bros Dancing —Restaurant—Concessions 7 “— bie stomach ~y charm, a ke "PARIS, June 16.-—An important | Wilttam HH. Frerichs.. 2617 8S. Thirteenth Return 11:°0 yn. m |} Three Lees Creeaon & Vealsh » This ‘vur yeiet ad¥ 7 or inform ation American com pany has agreed to | Lillian H Gill See oe ll Cherokee Original Plantation Jazz Orchestra. stuart Critle Fe YT. Alex,sender $ p m wales —n uw. + = Won sect t ’ —_.. : Market «* 7 Jd be CB ..con..s+. SMMIA MeKe Crystal Palace Dance Cabin. Siote : Concert Orchestra—Pbotopiays ad 7 rd my ! “ WEDL oe RING—L geil 75,000 tons of copper on credit | ‘Adele Mt RE _abbaeg gee -., 4639 Dal ita | Friday night, Phi Delta Fraternity, Spend Your Vacation on the News Digest FREE CATES Week Daye Till 7 PT. M. w womans.“ 4 1S D Die N.C, June to French industries, according .to | Jone oh F. Schmeiziec .. 8113 ano uisane Public invited Gasconade at Parsons Lodge Sundays, 1 Pf. M. - prep . (6S Se sal ia a the Matin, which says the metal will |(9ra F. Schiller ............-++. gery cies her. ae oo i ee Hazelgreen, Missouri. BASEBALL TODAY — nanengosiantetens nd 4 lass to. | varnmation, SSE te. , , ,Jamea T. Angelo .......++. ... St. Louis 7:00 p. m. Alton and up the River TLANT , 7 | vp delivered within two years, ‘Helen FE. Groszewska . Bt louis Moonlight 8:30 p. m. to 11:20 p. m A A ic Gate | Hotel Mest fishing. bathing and accom! no- ye ba, B, eee. Ss Se aes ' be ie ' ' wn ayV ENcY Found - & Adolph FE. Buescher Wentzville, Mo | You are as safe as in your own home AnAmerican dations in the Ozarks. Sixty m dicitis. Ore will convine r epee lost and de 7 -4° : Eugenie K. Stroh ... 2705 Virginia on the Steamer on account of her al! fir ‘ ishine wat nd he m “Ve ~ ‘board in the sunpurbds ‘Is « Te ne Wiiecs Dros For Additional Markets see law 7 : x’ “1 we aw enth |f steel construction ; : a Dalnctionsa Real Comfort hart Py ns BP ae: AV ite oo 7 rery BROWNS VS. "PHILADELPH lA through Post- Dispatch Wants. — ms Ab, . D> i inAet Se collte, PrecedingPage. | ward Office, M19 Roatmen's Rank Bidg FPi@BPrRoOoP GARAGE. ca 5 teres), Ch lv Kop ‘Bes SPORDS Foun ee particulare ‘ sane ies 9994 CAPACITY 600. Walter J Biuzlyy HOWARD BRECK. Manage Tickets on Sale at Deneler & Wetr Cigar ms Meee Shae Ge or aoe ie. & ; o\, Manager Store. Broadway and Olive. | : sondelet, Mogand druggist® OU _— t. Airedale ~~ EA ate NET CET eee neyen SA. 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22 8T. LOUTS POST-DISPA TCH. —— ee _ HELP WANTED—MEN. MEN— Experienced, for work in garage; good es. 5022 Delmar bl ‘BOYS 3) = —To repair eecondhe Aoply Glueck Box Co.. acking I . 224. (c4) MEN—To load and unload rect wagons. Ap- Glueck Box Co., 1217 N. 22d. (c4) #ather Co., 4056 For labor work in peppery. Main st. Herman (c4) uM N ae EN 1005 N. To help on ice waneue: apply at once. 8th. (c} BEN—1! Tor ice storehouse: steady work and good wuges; apply at once. 1426 Howard. (c3) MEN—For general factory work. uis Tin and Sheet Metal tte and Clark av. App y gt. Whe C (co) MEN—For general Yactory work; good wages; steady work. Barrett Co., vent. Levee and ear (4) MaAN—White, to room: Kood Falary Wall. vv inion Station EN- —Several, to work and meals. t 2020 Lucas av. For factory work; Western Wire Products niy a MEN- ment. &pruce. handie supplies in Lunchroom. on farms near Louis County; good board and lodging. steac iy store- pply Mr. aevesdion 3 St. Ap- oe ae employ- bd and (c) Co., MEN -Young, colored, 6:30 p. m.. or > Sal Union Pk ~ ai aaa work: apply 2d floo oor res- (c EN—Young cr old: also boys. rintendent St. Arsenal sat. Louls Cooperage Apply Su- ES. foot EN-—For chemical steady employment. manufacturing plant; Apply 119 Lafayette. (cs) MEN—To learn upholstering wages; 45-hour week. ] Ca trade: ] 2724 N. Grand. food {¢ 7) MEN AND YOUNG MEN at.. runs open. At for the Frisco News Service. yal te) KE ugenia Daylight (c4) doubie MEN—For can work: ers, groovers, solderers, rs. Whe. Co... 6th and Ciark av. seamers, gq ueezers, Apply St. Tovis Tin and Sheet Metal edg- test- (c6) SiEN— White married wages; steady work. 2117 Franklin. men to open and copper boxes and to seal corrugated boxes; Apply Sayman 1e- ‘c) SEN-—Two, for collecting and good salary Flanaus, Apply to Louis P. av... _East St. Louis. and commission to are hustlers ard can give good references. 1001 St. canvassing; men who (cB) Wik N—To work in nega mules to cultivat good 45c per hour. W Rtreet ear line. “ “e * ee 7 - ” SI ge " 56 eA PUN 2 SA RE ile a ? oe oe = Seow ag meth ge = sm = ee “1 Py os) aa “ = - 3 > ee . = also men to drive! board on aes Nursery Co. road, one mile..west of Creve Coeur piace: Olive (c3) MEN—Young, graduates from’ high course: tuition paid for classes: for draftsmen; apprentice wages while learning and Washington University night piy state age and omucation Rivet — number. ho N-7, school, go00d in in detail: rousi- (80) ply 2d and Ashley. [EN —For warehouse work. Ap- (5) MEN — ears of steel and coal. WAY Fast St. Louis, Il. e Sans RAP ab Navan inns Eaves . or © 0 oa. - ¢ PTR Lee T CC . meaty oe soit To contract unloading|_ STEEL SPRIN RAIL- yu ., (e4) — ae METAL 2120 P a ERS—And buffers. in Apply o4) See ee 2 eee Se employment. 119 Lafayette. MEN —Colored, steady Apply (c8) MEN tory work. 600 Spruce. —For warehouse: and fac- CUPPLES CO., (c4) DEPARTMENT; 3 P. 11 P. M., AND 11 P. M. : = er ee cee an es er yo MEN—TO WORK IN RUBBER M. CU PPLES CO., 600 SPRUCE. tr er ce et ee _— Se SALESM EN ‘WANTED | BPP OPAL BA AD OOO ON” a SALESMAN REAL ESTATE H. E. PRETTY MAN, (21 Chestnut. WANTED ' Experienced clothing salesmen for Saturdays. White elevator boy. Bushelmen-—Coolest shop in the city. BOND’S Areade Building, 8th and Olive SOME PEOPLE ARE ! ARE PLANNING TO BU YA HOUSE! ! Who are they, ' "sovs |.. HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS | YOUNG MAN for outside work; must be} but - able to climb poles; answer, stating age and particulars. Box O-210. Post-Dis. (4) | YOUNt MA N—Witn goou address and neat appearance, to earn from $15 to $25 per week working for us spare time and even- | ings; we are a loca! enterprise, incorporar?! for half a m illion, and we want a man who can and will qu’etly boost our beviness. For perticulars, send .eference. Box G-40, et , | HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS PETE AN gn ty SOM ee Beef Potton era tenn pet DE: oF BEN PLANING MILL HANDS—For the Panama Canal; $1.08 hour: must be experienced in operating all heavy woodworking machinery, including shapers;/ must be American citi- zens, final papers, under 50 yeers of age, { 500d : tree transportation ‘fur- York or New Orleans; date of sailing. Write the Panama Canal, wes SWITCHMEN—Expertencead preferred. not absolutely necessary: per: nanent tions. Apply jfabash, room 1417 Raliw way Exchange Bidg. (c8) SW ITCHMEN--Experienced: inexperi- enced: St. Louis district. ar: a "me headquarters, American Hotel. Mr. non, SWITCHMEN WANTED CHICAGO & ALTON R. R. Experienced or inexperienced, in or out of city: steady job: good. seniority Wage) Board about ready to make known the in-| crease, ‘‘Let’s go!"’ Apply room 832 Pierce) | Bide. (ch) | siate | TEAMBTERS — Attention! We are giving) way shavings: brine your Wagons: you} Antelope and Conduit. (8) | can haul day or night and Sundays. eg PORTER—For barber shop. 509 Pine st. ~ Box Co., 1900 North Market. Tt GE al ocd st. PORTER—Apnly 310 S. Zist st. r IRA FE BA TTERY MAN 2127 Loctat POKTER—Colored; experienced, $iz 'TINNER’S» ‘Helper— _ Drug Co’. Grand and Park. oa -~ Wolored. F. Fair ay. NNER- PORTER A. Wagenfuenr rT | on Soaes eae Co.. 219 N. Sd st. TIN POIT N. BHroadwa PO "deg OF once. [etrop alto n ea : B, eae from New ges beginning vehiet of “ae _ington, ) SLATER—Te run jod plating plant and do owner's plating on a profit-sharing basis: have a new, up-to-date plant and eve convenience: must come well recommended. Box G-B50. Post-Dispatch. POLIS Ane buffer; experienced. Koviy 609 Choutea POLISHERS —Journeyimen. on stove, work. Charter Oak Stove and Range he Ban- | () | YOUNG MEN—Attention, voung men who) wish to earn some money during the chee vacation months: we have just such an opportunity for you; it Is selling a high- class article in the city; bright, industrious young men can make from $6 to $10 a day for 4 or 5 hours’ work; none but well- meauing, clean-cut voung men neel apply. Box 0-189, Post-Dispatch. (73) YOUNG MEN—For stock room | work. SHAPLEIGH HARD--— WARE CO., 4th and Washing- ton. (cd) | \ . am* Young Man Wanted With. experience for mailing desk; permanent position, with | opportunity to advance. WALTER A. ZELNICKER, 325 Locust. (ec) AGENTS WANTED— MEN 0 ee ee a AG ENT S—25 bntaneeeit life reference and bond required: linois territory. wer en 9 -8 Metropolitan Blidg.. | _CANVASSERS_ AND 2 SOLICITORS > artic r installment ee | a — —_ Over 1 S years. at 4241 _ 46) Cc) Schulte | Apply {c) machine lith. (c3) 456 N. metal worker. ( ee ee ees ai - J 9-9 te Sn at eis ea ogee Rey oe erry COMPANY 3600 N. 2d St. $21 per MALLINCKRODT CHEMICAL WORK (¢5) for large “employment. wages. Apply 11 fayeite. MEN—White or colored manufac- turing concern. Steady Good 9 La- (eB) ‘fayette. MILL WRIGHTS—Sieady work. Apply 119 La- (c7) vola Pianing Mill. MOLDER HAND—Must be first-class. (sra- Minnesota. Gravois and MOLDERS—Piece workers; h aise 2 poprensee molders. Co., 00 N. 24 st. eae hest wees; Implain ook ce . MOLDERS—Foundry men. RE A ag la ea e and Conduit. on Arcade chines. Charter Oak Stove and Range A. ma- . - = . a: ¥ - p _— oe ~ Lie ~ = a . / rm - pF se - sa A, . s rt) tal ws " = - ‘: - ae * een eneeenae Si Saee ~ ie code ae a res a on Ce pn Tee oe 5 nowerm @ -o 5a fe ae ee & noned be 23m = amen sree tons ae ae * a es a c oo aw = - ‘ voor - - wan ~ - "- certs . , = : = avons aoe > va —_ a — — - eS aera eterna eee > LE NN IG LEE EE SS ER A I a mE ag ee NI - - - — — . _ - -. - . . > omen atetegh * - > Pm i ae — - ~~ wate F " a Way Me : “ ” : . ~ 7 a ao plecework rate: Desinnere. 06 Be. ON OR ea ote ~ ig Casting Broadway DERS—Bench and suueezer can aleo use y 8t. Pe og =a P molders;: sev- Le en on aarenaw edna Np amen * PO eee SPREE hand nallere on sec- gndhane packing boxes. Apply Glueck Box Co,, 1911 N. 22d. (c4) a AN—For garare: Ridgeway Garage. ws ge 2 RR ee eee eee N/GH T asher, hiehway.: ft eat amt nee experienced 356 N. Ki car Kine’s tc — ee ae or FICE g's S ae OS Hellweg Sign and SSS Se 75) . Aooly Commercial Avie. Body Rulwer. one. block east: of Painting Co., 505 ? . OFFICH area run errands: 14 to 16 vears. (‘o, or. 1 Borad- - FICE BOY—Must be alert and e and graduate wages to siart and Co — Wright ly Co., So., 1229 'N Broadway. SER GORD Hand screw Broad Machinery machine. N. Spring. (c5) oP me Oke On aril press and milling ma- a ve wv eutare Screw willine; =H of gramirar chance ed- | & fc) De40 _ fe ) Products, (oe? \ OP ERATORS—Punch, hn als ce ee ma neem ha noe ~~ a ‘WORKS CO., 1400 S. son. Sessigiheihietineedt ated nem men, riveters, corkers ; ~ready for work; Américan plan. | JOHN MOOTER BOILER Jeffer- (ed) ORDPR ¥——Frisco Hosnital. 4 te Laclede. (c) oa PACKE ERS—-In et Supt's. ley ittaburg 1000 Spruce st AS “PACE ER _ $20 wee week to start. 4in av. Plate SN RR SR ER NR ta A nt oe department; apply Glass Co. . bade ne LABORERS-—iv0e per hour. I WILL PAY 12% TO SELL SUBDIVISION PROPERTY INSIDE CITY LIMITS, NEAR GENERAL MOTORS PLANT. APPLY 5263 GARFIELD AV. (c4) bond require: Room r, (5) : butchers 10" cery experience preferred: steady work. _Anniv Hearse Fim Co., 415 N. 2d st. _ te: Colored aed man. experienc ed washing win- ee ROUSERN MAKER—To take a of all | zine collecting: references: our trousers, either piece or week work:| galary, commission. Mr. Gordon, good money in it for first-class man. Louls | Odeon Bldg... up to 9 a. m. Weinstein, Fort Smith. Ark. Gn Ber er ee ey enero (SOLICLIORS ee Rte To interview grocers ji RU & x DRIV K Rk or 6L ‘-ton | (And - business men; paying preposition. Packard ; 7 days week. Salary |* en CIES” es *35 week; colored preferred. ce eTRADE SCHOOLS — Box* N-342, Post-Dispateh. (¢3) AAPA = MAKE MONEY AT HOME s ae sited dtow’ ‘arte’ Gains TRUCKERS — AND LA- | Givin Sool wait tite tty’ Mi STEADY WORK; PLEAS- | ANT WORKING CONDI- articulars. American Show Card Schoo, 23 (& ad Aa * | TIONS: TRANSPORTA- | Ryrie Bldg.. Toronto, Canada. Colored Porter TION TO ST. LOUIS FUR. | HELP-—The ¥. WC. APPLY MR. GRUNLUND, AT NISHED TO EMPLOYES | FEMALE A. mee ge ment Department, 1411 Locust st.. Is at the oy OT LIVING ON WEST SIDE. Henry A. W eil, Inc.| Appry at ONCE, READY 916-918 Olive St. service of girls and women seeking employ- ment in homes and institutions as cooks, laundresses, cleaners, nufses, seametresses FOR WORK, CORNO MILLS, 20TH & BAUGH, EAST ST. LOUIS (e4) in caring for large building. dows, monping and general cleaning: must follow this work as a business: city refer- ences required; good wages. Call Sayman ' Bidg.. 2117 Franklin. (ct) COLORED PORT a Good pay; steady iob. Apply Margalis, SONNENFELD’S, Washington av. PORTERS WANTED STEADY POSITIONS FOR SEVERAL RE- LIABLE COLORED PORTERS, FOR CLEANING OFFICES. APPLY neat POST-DISPATCH eee” Oth and Olive sts. Mr. 610 PO OP eee -You can earn ) and emergency worker. We have work for manv: good homes: fair wages. (e8) | LEARN THE AUTOMOBILE-—-We teach au-. tomobile repairing. driving. ienition, start- ing and lighting. battery recharging. oxy- acetelyne welding and vulcanizing: instruc- tions by expert instructor and practical ex- perience on all makes of cars: day and night classes. -St. Louis Auto School, 33540 Olive #t. Lindell 3017. (cR) | I-CITY BARBEK COLLEGE—Wanted. bieh-class 5 . *) —— ——— Lanstrum, 504 Fullerton Ride (C5) | BOURKEEPER—And eens’ si enographer ; = aan SM AN is \perienc ed automobile sales- enced, to start immediately: answer in own in: excellent proposition to right man handwriting. stating salarv ‘and references aot | Mr. F inck, Davie Motor Car Co., 19th and | Box ox Nf, Post-Dispatch. oe (i ‘B) Saale saat! OO AR TERE etealga mane BOSOM IRON ERS—Experienc ed: per day. SALESMAN—To. sell ashing ma- Apply New Crystal Laundry. aaciede. chines: good prospec conmadanion and | fet) drawing account. See Mr. Slinger, Rem- |, BINDERY GIRLS mert Co., 7th and St. Charles sts., 9 te 11 - ‘RY GIRI S—E xperienced. — ~ Greeley a. m. Printery, 1515 Pine st (c3) (e2) SALESMEN-—Stock salesmen for exceptiona! oll proposition: to those’ who can deliver we offer splendid inducement: previous oj] ! selling experfence not absolutely nec essary For appoint ert. Box O-"4, Post- Dis. ALESMAN We have a wonderful proposi- tion for high-class salesman who can de- vote a few hours each day to our line: easy to make $135 per day en the side See F.. Maher. °17 Walnwriebt Ride _(4#) SAL ESMEN-—-3 clean-cut men my ‘selling p po- sition, with a future: good pay: experience | not necessary; references required: call be- tween 2 and 6, room 208 Rialto Theater Ride.. Grand and Olls 7 - me ee SS a SALESMEN— Write particulars: earn ian (cb) ae Sees — Experienced. Sonne: “ CoO) lore: }: ‘Mel ville Hotel. par. root Hotel, 4145 experienc ed: heat cal) at once. ——— od salary, 5338 Bart- | Ps. feo) | SALESMAN experien e° per o7 “jer to ~With newspaper or exceptional offer: will is and : Lin- (ee) ‘ ‘olored: At pis good Rosaile ee , a Cleaning Co., Must y S936 BUNDLE WRAPPERS. Good salary: permanent posttion. Apvoly Mr, Marealis, SONNENFELD'S, 610 Washington ay. CASHIER -Also Co., Grand and — ) FB -— —-—— - Se CASHIE R -For | grocery (‘all 2336 Franklin ay. c ASHIE R—For retall stor “e; state experien: 8, salary wanted, answer in detail es G- B?8, Post- Dispatch ferdy CASHIE R -Fixperlenced “front office cashier for relief work. Apply to Mr. Gillan, aud!- tor, Planters Hotel, ‘ath and Pine. (od) CASHIER—And bundie wrapper: must be ex- perienc ed. Apply at once. Co Sarah and Manchester. CASHIER. -Fxperienced lady. for 1 restaure!! neat in BD ra 3s. Enderle Drug ‘sell ciga: op itt hs ne | Olive. Sena wannEe Sssariene ad on ere presses; pighest wages. Apréy Rush Print- | _ing Co., 2117 Franklin. (cA) | V RESS HANDS—Anpnly Box. 6027 MeKissock ke = pg —On Hoffman ~ machines: steady : hest wages. Schuck’s Cleaning & in td Co. 4110 Olive. (c4) PRINTER—All-round Olive. and tmmeat market. Northwestern Mail | (ed) for list “of lines and full $2000 to $10,000 yearly; big demand for men: inexperienced or ex- perienced, city -or traveling. National Sales- | men’s Tr. Association. Dept. 332, Chicago. g) in tte 219 (oe) Apply (cS) man. Sth fioor, 4) Auts, te | eA machine | ; apply | _ (ed) | . Apply “to Mr. Louls Rubber Co., 3040 Lamb- (c4) I ER NRE A A a EE REN Im EE ee Ny aA PN IR le LTE ATS: TILA AM i I OTST Mt. ae nt Nem ARETE EY es PRR Ne An ae ra oe = ag A nook De - oie odeaihd sc cee st nis ‘ste Syn Re ee me “Tae — ~ ane I a = ooge : me 7 ” any . : os - ne ettniedtiese idl - acted eines — . P , _ PAI NTER—Good “ outside: Electric Mfg. Co., 785 8. work. at. Pan (ce) ee ee PAINTERS — er a ) : echanica: open shoo. Zu ERS—Union, Ca uM 4050 B— Good mpctianic 8. invuat 4084 w ashineaton Open be good A “aston. ~ shop. TER q 29A_ Faaton av NTERS—Must be good men; at once. 8005 McNair. union; call ANTRY BOY-—-To work nights; t necessary. Restaurant, ease Envelope and Litho. Co., ; “0 PON LS IR NE LENORE TES, EG ORGAN Ny tt eat gpa ae cote etheker abendnne a Labadie ay. Aap are Ha rtford, Whitmore. FAPERIANGE heim, 42600A PAPER HANGER—Firsi- clas’ steady r Wall Papier Co., 2519 5. 18th. — Oe ee ee ee by R HANGERS—3; N PARR st ’ rban, 208 N. 9th fe f PER HANGERS -Anply 4128 Clar rence APER mga! a? First-class men. ‘ “has. Grand ae . te) ——— ete R CUTTER—Must know how ° — dV1 ~ ; aprenee, ay, Hy. my oti Dat- 2319 W. dl “work. (c) or week. HANGER—First lane: union shop. Touts, (a7) ate st. Eaet St, APER _ HANGE ER— With ai! tools; one edge, once. Also teers. NGERS--First-claes —e z ee 1018 O'F: O'Fallon. i Olive mechanics. (ed) —Apply Steward, rd, Yotel Btat- ¢ PATTERN FILERS—aAnd_fit- ~ ters familiar with stove work. pply BRIDGE & BEACH MFG. om 38 oa 8. First st. 3 ge av. aot mii dts Baen an 4 aca ne feeders ¥ - ' i - in- make big! you how I have appearance, accurate an: d capable and not less than 25 years of ne first- class references required: 6 day wor "he Thompson Restaurant, 8038 Ne R roadw ay. CEA MSTRESS-— $15 per week. sada Vleanine and PDveing Co., 1557 S. Jefferson. ‘ CHAMBER MAID. -K xperienced. white minal Hotel, 20th and Market. ee ree - one ee +e ee oe = . CLERKS—Some experie: ace at fig: res, | office on South Side. Centra! Employ. ment Department, Brown Shoe Co. 17th and Lucas. ‘CLERK — And lady ; to “p op! re) to a QUARRY MEN—€0c ~ Grand and Speak Hickor QU Tae Vidi ade per hour. ginila av. QUARRY MEN—And laborers; and bonus. Falling St. Jauis Stone Co., ose St. Louis, Tl. KIP-SAW Y ER—-Experlenced in Apply Fox Bros. Mfg. Co.. O ney. RIVET MAK ER—Experienced: shop helpers. 7S. V andeventer, SALESMAN~—Chance wanted; young man, 2 refined, clean-cut, good personality : can eell from 12: 80 to 4 p. m, dally. Box O- 11, _Paost- Dispatch. (4 SAW YERS—For night shift. _Co., 19th and North Market (c8 SHAP iR BANDG——For pom wer ag work. F. C. Riddla Bro. asket Co., 14038 Hogan, between isth and Oth O'Fallon and Cass. 4) per hour. SALESMEN telligently ? Do } money? If so, let : a good proposition where we can both make monev. Rox -808, Post- Dispate ‘h. (cd) REAL E STATE SALESVMEN— -Can make big money selling lots in the best subdiviston | being offered to the public; get in on this (wll between 9 and 11 a. m. p. m. Ask-for Mr. Brady, bid gz. (c 4) , direct: high- sell dealers line: small territory for | state expe- | Co., 57 E. 43d, Chi- ee (8) h-class, to sel! electric | washing machines to dealer and Jobbing trade; must be capable of training dealers. falestnen and handling campaign work: at- tractive salary to right man. Give expert- ence and references. _—* Laundry Ma- | chine Co., Kansas City. Mo _{c8) 5A LESMEN—Stock sujoumen or ability to t sell an industrial that has the indorse, and attractive working condi- ment of bankers, professione! and business ' men and farmers; new in production: rood tions > territory and od commissions; gilt-edge op- | factory Apply at once TOWER Ax J ’ y 9) portunity oa hustlers. me Motor Mite. ea’. f Terran, o. ‘ i yy ,ry YY sg " S 7 a «ye 29D ‘SALESMEN Sell tires direct to car owner: a I I RODUC rs CO,, dd 80x38 nonskid. $11.75; tubes. $2.26: other! (houteau av. (c4) Sizes tn proportion: guaranteed 8000 eniles: on. liberal adjustment basis: big cormmis- COOK -—-(jood, white, “good sions; experience or capital unnecessary. _ wages. Telephone Cabeny (4) Auto Tire Clearing House. 1000 W. 15th. | COOK—Colored. to do plain cooking in pri- _ vate boarding ae. 4030 Lindell. (c4) COOK Preferably white Call Webster 13d oo. . _ ce? ork. Can you ee AC: ») WASHER Apply | Gamble st WATCHMAN—For Sundays must have Al references; man, _ 148 Carroll, WATC ‘HMAN- ~By wig t ata big sacrifice. 240 5100 +~=Vir- MA N—Experienced. and holidays: white or colored (cs West For- fen wor ste » 40 Employment Depart- 5200 N. 4lo0 an hour rings Quarry, Hast Arcade Bldg., Fast : (03) laning mill, ilo and Sid- (c3) also brides American Bridge Co., 1014 roo: d- pay i? 1g beat: S600 Vernon. Carleton SA!IESMEN -Represent factory grade line sanitary brane and jobbers, either alone or side and large towns: exclusive right man: commission basis: rience. Her-Gen Mfg. Cara, - SALESMAN—HI est —_—-— SS not over VATCHM AN-—F or vears of age. Apply ants Trafhe Motor Truck Corp., young "day tetera covets typist; (Cc) WELDERS— — lid etylene Ww elders. \%- inch black sheet steel: must be first-class welders: best of wares and working conditions. Ap- | ply E. Souther Iron Co., Hamberger and Kienlen. _fe4) ‘| be Soe. | Knd; excellent opportunity. Columbia Box | Box N156, Post- Dispatch. (e4) COLORED GIRLS AND WOM- KN—Nut picking; clean, light E }: ae ee 8 ee WELDER —Steaty -en- ployment, Appry 119 ‘Lafayette. (eT) | i | iC WINDOW TRIMMER—Opportunity for e#4- man; must be nteady. week to Fiat clage | vanitageous connection with: large down- . ' + ~ | Evans Harness Co.. Elkhart. Kan Cal op Gt. saute Shee Store, oF ag to nigh. | mo NA 2 AB Ee a Krade clientele, Box Ge 162 ».-D. (c 3) | SHOVELERS. otieed wages. @&. Come ip* on and Dakota. SODA DISPENSER- Olive Good wares, DISPENSHR— Ww Washington. SODA DISPENSER— ‘Experienced, t night, 75 cenis an*hour. Apply aeae eee: A? tas and Marviand. ~ =ntied: references. 5118 Waterman; Forest S982 of collars. ' |ING THIS | WHILE LEA | PREFER RRED: KINLOCH TELEPHONE 4400 cure permanent employment: AND APPREN tr fi particulars ° “ ba r~ d I ve light tactory work ; salary and | Good salary. saeenkndam a By ace rs _ bonus; experience not necessary. | Floor. "hh ant me hee p eenperience 3 A. H. LEWIS MEDICINE CO, SENSENSRENNEWS, Se chol 405 Spruce St. (e4) gen r : 2 nt eonition GIRLS Millinery ° TY Wives. we cui Bist: YOUNG LADIES arcnnnee, te make wood salanes oot i 1 - . Between.16 and 25 Years of Age pany: AN.O' BRIG y STENOC rae ae ee sabe. NASS AUER MFG. ¢ Experienced | s Be a Telephone Operator a9 Washineton af renee ei INQUIRE OPERATORS’ — TRAINING | ortunit ine. x! SCHOOL FOR PARTICULARS CONCERN. rience and a1 0-394, Post-Disps PTITCHERS FE Kh tine rma. Millinery Ww 0! Attention !! - BhAWiNG. tn ctor . PAY, ARNING: EXPERIFENG ©) Pr MANE: NT FQStTIONS. x pert c 1? y > GIRLS—To fill and label baking powder. | 8S. 3 ote ch) | sinLe sarod, for dining room work. a | I, ucas, West Pine. : La ‘Vor Kes ican GIRL—-About 16, to. | La Vogue Walst (*o. | GIRLS-—-Experienced machine, United Ho: el Laundry, 1400 8S. 8th. (os “pack waists. | 4th floor. and BU ‘no experience necessary. PELBAN Btr___{cl8) “We sequire the serviogs: of » ABLE GIRL eine GIRL—F or light fae tory Ww ork -. nerv makers, ap prentices and at tain orders a Ba mer who wish to better their ork (of) | ees , ; experience | Ww ork ? ()lsary; W weekly ! Gint_Rknerfence qd. «w mark bundie 3301 Bell. | Becht Laundry, 3 ; | GIRL— To work In coffee store: not necessary. 1242 S. Broadway. GIRL-- White. » @levator. Appl to run elevator. Apply § Sen- senbrenner's, 6th and St, Charies. (oe) | OR Ae olored, to work In restaurant, 1004 N. Sarah. (c) ono work in Crest Candy Shon. 517 N. GIRL-—Young, to learn oak TT hours and good pay. 518 N. Grand. _ 'G@IKRILS—For collar room; experience not nec | _ essary. Becht Laundry, 8301 Bell. fed) | ‘be over to J2. ‘e) Fliort evenings 7 steady from Gran i ! ; must 2201 Toue as. ee eee taw! lings Mfc. 18. -——= GIRL is mangle and or to learn. _thur Anderson, 37 0 Olfv oO - — | GLR L- About 16. to ae with. housework: no washing: no troning: off Sundays. Botanical | GIRL-—-Expertenced t‘a @ a ! tw need (eB) rood 18th lruilt pantry giri; Marquette Hotel, and Washington. (c3) GIRL—To address circulars: must write plain hand. Apply General Baking Co., once. ‘GIR LS—200, ‘make as high as $5 per day;| Experienced on popular mor work ; VANITY SSR AN MPS. CO, sar wee a ee PES vonitions. ‘start 3819 — N. ose (03) ‘and with it a good salary, | aie we wil anbnnnie | MEY, Hurry Ackerman. 2d ‘floor, on tee ean waite , for Tight | faetory SONNENFELD’S, ee i ee Te no experience neces- _____®!0 Washington Avenue, y. otca: a ill pay beginners good. lim HAT CO., 8: a | ¥ xperte ne a xen? per Vogue ain TUC wages; piece workers| - : Saturday after-|and high-grade trimmed noon off, AMERICAN P. \PER | piece work or by the week; . fenced em ip © ; daylight facto ~}|PRODUCTS CO., 2nd and Bra | manent positions. Atte ghey, permanent pos | Hich S ei ROSE GARMENT men. (e3) | hough School graduates. ong | HAIRDRESSERS Experienced, ana mani, Nity to learn 1 . STS _Tnterwoo curist. Apply nate Tannen th and i 0 Ae nillinery jp ent. 600 La Sal TRONERS Colored; good salary to | ASS TOF apprentice es ; paid FYPISTS a tee oan first-clasa ironers. Grand Laundry ane learning. wiper er, Res Cleanine Co.. 3044 Lawton, — oe ie ———— - —— —a | TW 4 sienogrn | LEVIS-ZU UKOSKT MERC. € pees ie mona j pita! iniigiidin Vv li WA’ NTED- PWAITRES 408 Oi ery little experience necessary. bY nd ep alrk Ess fjood pa FAIR HAT CO., 1019 N. Jefferson. (ec) GIRLS—Experienced in dress cleaning, to work all day. half day or part of day. 620 N. Broadway. ’ (c3) | GIRLS Bindery work In factory; steady ork. Apply Sth floor Leather Traies Ride. 1402 Lacust. fed) GIRLS | wages and rneals. | | i ' —For general factory work. St. | Louis Tin and Sheet Metal Wkg. 6th | and Clark av. (ce) GIHRLS—Colored, 14 to 20: " Apply Co., learn good trade: | must come neat and clean to work. w101 Riddle st. | (ce) GIRL—About 16 years old, to make herself useful in | | wholesale jewelry and novelty house. Box O- 98. Post- Dispatch. | GIRLS- —For cafeteria work: necessary. Maryland Hotel and Pine experience not Catreteria, vth | tery ~ gteady Trades | (e@) «ts. , GIRLS— Bindery work in factory: work. Apply Sth floor, Leather Bldg.. 1002, 1 ocust st. d wares, HOUSEGIRI-—3 cust st., 3d floor. (e) | Experienced millinery » AITRESS Good pa HAT FRAME MAKERS—All kinds. ex- d l I AITRESSES— 11-30 porienced. you are learning. Appiy at superintendent's office, to sew _HOUSEGIR room girl: Lindell 1136. BGIRL—Or woman. se family; no — =~" s, 5068 Pine at oR> * (eo) | OF ERATORS-— On dresses: go F00 . oe eee. ee ee tory Garment mag AITRESSES- Two; l--Or wean; good home for rea — dar dt girl, 15 vy. 2012 Division. Centra) 878 OPERATORS olixperienced colored, Nive at. SS Sia ears fed) ___ Ing begs. 1204 High. ¢ ear Gses..9 . es L—Expertenced house and dining OPERATORS -Qn dresses: a ead straight watch als colored. 38703 West Pine fo. call at once. 1323 Washington, | My Avp!s ou: D J nts A a " A ith ‘ uge —— ee main floor balcony. Famouse-Barr (Co, {eR) GIRLS—I5 to 18 years old. to “work as cashiers and wrappers; good opportunity for s'tvancement. Apoly supertntendent’s office, _main floor balcony, Famous-Barr -¢'o. (c8) GIRLS -To clean and wrap pocket knives: | nice shop and fine conditions. Anply Uar- av... 4th floor. F. Ramstet- | (co8x) | rison & Clark | ter Mar. |}\GIRLS—TO LEAKN WIRE WrA*:: GOOD WAGES PAID WHILE LEARNING. LUDLOW- es aa WIRE Co., S, | NEWSTEAD GRE eoaten: oa. Birls: new factory: attractive pay. Paper Box Co., Bpecond floor. me ee C a (cS) | inexperienced table) best conditions: very | 19438 Parish Cabany 482 _- oo oe housework with ‘or wit h- TY 4 $11 per week to beginners: es for e: vperienced help. En e- *O., 214 Chestnut at. (en) Lo years of age, to on pleasant bottles: nice, Dy days a week; wages $8 to berin ( ‘all 500° N. Second ‘at, (c6) GIRLS—To press ladies’ clothes on “garment press: $15 week to start: work: o Saturday afternoon, out experience: by refvular wa lone Mf¢. GIRLS—14 to, labels erna!l work: housework; Forest er clean, 2 ment: bury, let month. ae HOU SEGIR own ood home BT O0X. st eady | Dinks Parrish’s Laun- | sts 4 Olive. work in flat * work ec 3) } “departr nent; eek, steady work; Dinks Parrish’s g-- of® Satircay | “$1 Pn tng Lat: iry. “124 | HOUSEGIBL- HOUSE GIRL- HOU SEGIRI- no laundry: HOUSEGIRL—For general housework: OPERATORS—On underwear @ AITRESSES Exper meneey references. 5118 Waterma Willcox-Gibbs and Unton Specia nites ™ hours per day est &ead ererency 5 a Maplewood Mfr. ©o.. 7407 Manet r. te we ekly. and mend: ae. a ye : . t meals. APPiy HOUSEGIRI-Girl for general housework; | OPERATORS—Union Special, to inseam Ben | white. ” mall a os laundry: " pleasant side @eam overalis; steady work all and noon. Room 906 surroundings, €334 Pershinr. (eR) | Yround; excellent proposition. OMAN -W hite, flor HOUSEGIRL—To. do general housework, In | sete teen work. __ 371 Nice --To do 1eral housews 1 | ae - - 7-room house. Call” 5554 Delmar bl., 3d OPERATORS. To make and hem ax MAN — Midde aged floor west. (ed) a teach beginners; good pay w | tng man Fo rent) | % | HOUSEGIRIL—Capabie girl, general house-| pone a urday. , pete A ba WOMAN To fold «tr . , : etter-Richg Charlies F work: no laundry: ay home at night. ay) _Washineten, Sth oor. i. HeCceesary — & est 1455. iF 08 el & ay. a . — Fox MAN--To asesiat ' hn A and On. A OPRRATORS —- EXP Ri NCED - é Hil SEGIRL-—Geod, unincumbered woman or . EY ‘El days only Cabany girl for genera] housework and cooking. 39%9 OMAN—r girl fe Ra RR sr er ae er GARMENT CO,. 817 Fensy piace A874 Sow HOUVSEGIRI--White girl or Woman. for ‘ Wo) IMAN— Pantry and family of 2; no laundry. 6338 Waterman. Hoenitot a & . 9" (e4) mer Teast a ay Woo AN Experienced, Youngs colored girl: ‘genera! of milline © hom hts. kK! .| Experienced on Georgetfe watsta; res . floor weet MANS: S198 Kinks. | work and best pay. SCHWARZ-WE ae N--For general eu Mis iy ’ \e HOUSEGIRI.—Neat colored girl for general | —— arth of. Wor : Sy —_ Mar hitches good wages. 4753 Lewis pl. + hy, Prnad ions see Sonatas perators Want Moe ae -her housework, tn emall apart- ; Whitencr’s no cooking. no laundry. 5762 Kings- For pocket Lite | and seaming floor east, ee oat (en) | pants. E CLOTHING & Nia } colored, 1 On South Side: good house: | - ___ 1001 Weshington ay Sou mame pert state age, etc.; salary $52 per | os é; FOMAN--For diet Box N-61, Post- -Dispateh. e4) OPERATORS Power maen 4 Pp. m. *Missourl Bs L— Neat. for general housework: for sewing. MOON MO fe yee “a room an math; no laundry work; MAN-.To stare for right party. Phone Velmer IC AR CO., 44000 N. Main. §2.70 per day; no SS ee ee (c4). (= (3) factory rood Mfe. Olive -Over 16 vears,. for plain Ww ork: will pay $12 ner week to start: hance y~ fast advancement. Bulis Mo... 1112 8. 12th GIRLS . Light fa “tor \" of; 18 and SO vears: ork: between ares 1S per week to start. . pay and #ny MiOUSKLGIRL- 4-room apartment: oy fin or east, HOUSE °GIRL- in small family: Pasy bane* Tatndary Co, OMAN..-Refined. ¥ in sanitariure: pr Taenriaht -For general housework: small | gxood wages. 6326 Cates, | Cabany 58757. : Whit e, for general — housework no general cleaning; goed work 0235 Pershing. Cab ~-* v7) Operators--Exnerience f on Ladies’ Hats rand WoMAN Exper tenced fake charge of milli Avply 8. G. Ada:s Stamp (>. Garrison and Franklin, GIrL -Aged 18, to assist bundle department; wages at start, &2.%) per day: no experlence ‘“Sary. Lange Laundry (ns » O4+ Ss. Jefferson. to GIRLS--19 “over, learn fleld winding; splendid opportt nity to learn and advance. Apply & m. 2083 Locust st. The rP m erson E lec tri ~ Mfg. Co. GIRLS ‘lo clean and Wrap nice shop and fine conditions. rison and Clark avs., 4th floor. ter, Manager. GIRL Or ° young. lady. to work shop; day work; $13 weekly party; one for Jo nights week, from mo. S, Grand GIRL White, to do laundry evening meal: stay at place family: high wages; references. Grand “OTR. ard Stationorv (en) in sorting and mec or to Hot 5) { pucket = Apply (CGar- lI’, Ramstet- HOUSEMAI good surr ae —~-- [RONER—Li — 8700 Ol; IRONERS Apply anid iv righ t 12. in to ce 6 ty ~ work “and ‘get Wild St. * small private 4229 F tora; 7) IRONERS- cderwear: Arthur An¢ JOH (‘o., JOR anal. ee ee ee ee — GIRI,—-Aged 16, ing department: day; no expe riemce necessary. ary 2004 Ss, Jefferson. learn press freeding: clean work tn sanitary plant. over 18 and strong and arnbitious nth floor, Leather Trades Bidg.. 160: cust. GIR! ‘ean 2 me in machine | iron - start, $2.60 per | Lange Laun- to assist wages at > heed i oO. ——_ + *: laundry, BOSH Laclede, iG LADY ~— Bam stnte salary expected. Address in own | Bei i@v store from 7 handw riting. Rox N-: ‘87. Post- Dianate: ‘h. (%) Hirt ly ‘ ah iA DIES—Young, greduates from, high scapol kor our shirt workroe ING LADY-——For | for drafteman “pprentice course: goo ‘ rie pun se wages while learning and tuition pald for | e Cement atate Washington University ; in | : : ra *& repiies state age and detail, IrtmnA ers Mey: re “~ - ive telephone number. Post - - Trt - 2 REE ES S08 Ta | ae ot pee oe LAUNDRY JiR 1.P—Kxperienced. all kinda C hh ker * thewriter and. Metropo)litan Leundey, 4456 Olive. : (eB) | © Arima .~} iy " eget eels = NDRESS--White. for Thursday oe Hoh of tnciusetrial n " J : RRO ae eee: To work on power m Ae Po “ dood: cali today. Same 9 evenings ca ar " av. - P 3 & +5 7 - : - we mh tae : anit we - , Sd Ww ar TRE SSES Two: experienced: 8 hours: Apply fie. , _ $12. 1402 Olive’ st. og : . ; ahs -SALESWOME LAUNDRESS-—Wants bundle washing: ref- VANDERVOORT'YS, ~ erences; very careful. Lindell Si1aK 4 SLA DIES 1. ww ‘. + : 4 — | LAUN DRESS— First- class; also ina! d. 10th and Olive. ADD FRANK! ence Bane Flora b! LADY ret ~ a A. xe SROAO A Toe eee oe ' LAU NDRESs— ‘olored. 114 Cornelia o, 72 5 Cee ici: : ND « Diendale. Sake Waunsbaster can aus an bnihe FINISHERS Experienced; a Berry rd., walk 2 blocks north. to 4) aon nN Oe pe eatery Poe Vere — Waeh! neton -_ : iar. *owrrs — . LAU “DE Y HELP—Univeres! preas machine ses i : 2 LERLAT) Fos hands. Apply Leader Laundry, 2315 Texas, SIRT MAKERS -! specenena Sin neighbert ———— ic4 » o., 1312 ~ 6F “7 a @ s* . LAU NDRY HEL a “on att er - =e ' ‘SKIRT MAKER. On tailor-made Experience! wringer maf“ App he arent werker "i ‘elmar PANNER LAUNDI Y CO., 100 “Jetterson —— ) , “ “WOME ete Pee Be SO are SS feo) | SPOTTERKS—-Firet-class; best . Sing oli stock: exc: —— . . ; am Wolfram Dyetn & C.caning Whe « ‘he ' LAI NDRY HELP | Park av ‘ i Bee Ute 7 ~ cann Experienced hand troners and starchers; SPUTTEF—On silk dresses, steady OG? Pont. Pinna aiso mangle help and filat-work essorters. good pay Centinenta: Cleaniag ¥ rv Es) ADIFS We + best of wages: weeny work. Apply MODEL N New stead eePerionced salasla ti. Ll. At’ NDR Pine at. f< ’ _-<—- a Rteed Pr mm . hi MTA LETTE =e —ee SPOTTER--Ant presser exper 6 — , MACHINE cies = Asico Lauudry. Stee work en@ goed «ages paren Progress & ie ii ce) ne end ‘Near ine « = eeler oe ee eee eee — tis ia) —_ MANGLE HELP—And aiso hand id froners. Bt =. ma a WOMPN : Luke's Hospital. 558% ‘Del ar STARCHER- Exper wanes room a a pe Gatne—Colered. Laclede Hotel. Gh oad | sore Metropelitan taundty, t positings ant’ eo an ST Ake HF. Rs —Appliy Leader intendent’s off.-« 1218 Chestnut. (eo) 'GIRLS—For light work in fac- tory; good wages; steadv work. Apply HERKERT & MEISEL TRUNK CO., 1218 Chestnut. (ea): ¢ hestnut _A nderson | MARKERS—Listere, MARRIED WOMEN From 9:30 to 4:30; SCHAPER’S STORE, 6TH fot) Arthur {efi) Texas a’ si AR IER == a’ und?) 44 Le Olive STARCHE R ‘pxperien: ed. S ae aiso hand trenere; work ‘Ane hor Laundry, jo: ee te emer ee STENOGRAPHER-— Must te come well recommen : pected. Box U-356, Post ‘Dp A 7 e2e- Rare Co SALESI SCHAPER’ ‘ AND W SALESI Cs Washingte ~ eheckers. laundry, 3007 Olive, Experienced. experience not neces- | AND WASHINCTON, (c4) ;
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DNESDAY, E16, 1930. eS WHETHER YOU WANT FO BUY SOMETHING OR SELL SOME THING. — In these columns is the place to do either, “8 POST-MISPATCH : eT D—WOMEN. GIRLS; « SALE a — == assorters on roug ~\ HE : __ SALESWOMEN WANTED _____ BUSINESS FOR SALE _.| HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE) HOUSEHOLD Goops S FOR SALE PATENTS AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES _——— OOO ee a h . ly Rei Recessary. Becht om. “een RAP AUER lary: reterencs permanent | | Lee ee a cian ae ave : ‘heh attain ti OR OO ee ——— eee | - references; apply at | ‘ xc ERY—Moderin th ont: reason, pore 3ED—Brass and - | seinen Sa TL ee pect onghy ; spe ood” ae ‘ rou at: 8 spr binet, din- | | tain AKRE re veer, tieady moc (cS) ; SALESLADIES | Trp eerente : wil os on aiee ey terms or ‘trade. ‘ ing chairs, library table. 0806 Enright: atthe: F urniture Buyers! | Fare - om Al ned; be = les and fold free. ae * _FOR HIRE Ss ee ek i an ROADSTE RS onal =~ -/! work eds Mrse RNOGh. PHER- Keginner, good opportun- | . For women's ready-to-wear de- | BEV VERE you? Box 9-310, Post- Dis. 13) _ist east “SOS Sat 2 (c)|. Pav rasn in 30, 60 and 90 davs and save - ———_ a OR AIRE- We hav : a and closed ; DODGE—Readster, "18 model n finest me trious youn lady: ‘ . ERAGH @alnne dias os a r nit ‘ eS - re nice cpen ote . at ' » 606 Washington a 4g. tt for age 2700) si OV incent _ 0 a) partment; good salary, perma- fae Me E SALOON—And restaurant: liv- | “ae ie aay ’ £oe kers, chairs. «aressers, TN eae aon Seah ture, rugs and stoves) POU LTRY AND BIRDS _ . cars for hire: prompt service and reason- chanical condition has Jonnson | lock, : ek to feein. _ Bt ev. som) | nent position and exce lent work- | National Breve shh una meets ; cig ‘0c ‘ts, TUES. as - Sth_and Washington (ca?) | ~~ able rates. Phone Forest J218. The Haynes bumper and 5 extra goed tires we ~ ; z . i r rh} ne condition \" , 2 Thea rewery. 18t} and Gratiot © 4 ‘ebox : ' — - i. ~ i. : a. a & ; é ERY MAKER e4 , ‘ret: Thoroughly | nee tt neem veh | ville Ackerman, SONNEN FELD. i BU SINESS—all pe meray > om ™ - fit to Ot ag A oor crerirntas | New and Slig htly Used _ Furr ni- CHICKE “— ~ laying vear ald ri = and WE haul 2 , 1126 x King's —Righ wee ‘cS) canary oe. D>. m 405A cat hetaen Th ty . s x YN a b 1, } T) ’ VY ashington av. ) I ress: 2 a ? (a (7re - n fan’ ary ; , f e ki P corn .. Lie ens, mus! sei . ca ore au or you ¥ tonage. car : s or menage ee vin compe a ‘ PPR ENTICES =a : SS PHE R- ¥ yr a nd =D tc8y Se 14) cerv atrd aoke: ined st: clearing 3750, namin. ra | shippin for we pel buyers. We ' ture for Sale Or Exchange Se ere ee ws po a lalty vee wise Cee, * ee DODGE: ae — a oo es oe a “eA : y “4 ~ maenc a ly: old e = a ke w holes 4 e i al lot : rlo 7, A . ( L. Us ( "KS Thre wit? — ‘Tri arts! ter A. >... ora “no leo fc ’ ran new Amreiyv 7 . -eokr « care ber e ffice work: permanent; must established: $6600. arocery ; | a nm small iots or carioad. " iM with baby chie Ks, “also 100 tire a ether axtran: gunvesnes tthe beand- fone. AD Hosition; excéliens Been cae address in own lb oe A MILLIN NERY | SALE E SL! ADIES B00d buy close in; weod buy: $1300. Gro- | —_ aed Convince you how busy we are. | Cash Or Time | ane sebbitn. 1003 “Tytler ‘st. : MO T TOR TRUC KS FOR HIRE ~ ye oeaks ain Gian Gaenene Hut r- ' poly Mr, Lavy, i i otmarie te abd enlery enpected. Bas 4 yrs) cery and meats: East St. Louis: $800. Photo ance veal reason; our prices are low and / . TT NS 20 Tose comb fr Bis | we cap barns: $1200. Booming house and res-| ®M4 r sbommend others: secondhand goods in wh: . Olive 4979 or Central 5227R. pyGRpons ane — — 1920 DODGE RO. {DSTE R for advance- 4a F R MILLINERY CO. t rant c lose in; $1300 See us for honest | nam Mniy at Levy Bros $11-13-15 S. 14th . low-rent district. enables us ™M a Racing homers, also “Kis nes. 3. 4345 > ____ REPAIRING, ETc. ' ichigan (Bh) iw . . — In the Original finial America’s most : ‘ nt position: chance | st.. south from Clark av.: Belt line passes to furnish you at a lower price: a 3-room — = a ee = as nomical high-erade Pry Trimme oe Apply Biston Coffee Co., 907 N. . . Sy Oareains | Ss Cc NGE, on7 | OV 2 door. (ec » }outfit, $98.50; $S down and $1.50 reek : per oY ' ers. pee Eeeenwey 489) ig. 4th ard Market. | BIA M as Tanges as low as $7.50; refrigerators Send Us Your Mail Orders yap ne sislcantzing for. 625, unlimited U. 5. cord tires: 4 yoadwev. iia a pale Food ald a seaxs if 5 See: i refrigerators, course presents the earn e ’ - : . t. &3) | ; ra en AS @ll-yeer = ‘ranite _Bi ig., 4th ard Market __ (83) IROOM SETS—Tw« mahogany y and t ivory, 7.50 up; kitchen cabinets, $21.50: dining BUY HEN FEDE_109 ) ba ae ¢ « - | t . “STENOGRAPHER | P*tra, regular and short-hour : Lala RII AEB) oe SAY CAFETERIA—A going business downtown ookcase and overstuffed iiving room room o z ; ' eee utfit, consisting dest: “te is lav: it the _ low rent and good lease; weekliv receipts chairs: Singer sewing machine, new model, : ble, buffet and Ung be be esta! extension ne eee Ne NOMS The WAN! ED - delivery Fo0¢ 7 9 . a ¢ P aod se ’ avie, uffet and U chairs $s wool] fiber healthy conditiar “ther H , Pe eatin seul ry > over $1500; price only $3500. ST.¢ and other articles. S701 Westminster D.. | rugs $99.50: Axminster. s. 9x1? $25: } oh Ww err woe a aie er terims i live st open Sutida:. : ic 44 floor oa, AX, WUug! x12, $35: beds, 79 S. Broadway, one block north AUTOMOBILES Wtd—Condition to owert. Huber-Wiisan Co , , “y OD. ~ west. (e 7 On. en = ; be —nemeeperes er © y “7 springs, $5.50; mattresses, $6; dressers, ridge: open till m. Central 4875, Oly Call Lindell 2340 or Delmar 1 == BUSINESS EXC HANGE, ith _ floor, oP ey — ——_—- — - - FuRrt? Speadster, or Will sell chaesis toria B ldg. 8th and hocust. BEDROOM SUITE--C OM PI. E rE: GENUINE $18.75: ch! ffoniers, $18.25; we als r ur tor Rs «We. el a 4 ‘ . : ar, V ry .¢ j@e’, OUT MOLOr uckKs deliver Ols nh - ANDY STORE—Established: ice cream. ©} mez \K DRE SSER. ; Dd N D large lot od is and ends useful! in every homie. Vour (oorsten: nay on delivers es Koo] at AL hOMOBLLE Wid.— Good. Nant. vate motel : : @ batman’ money-maker: fash| 42 MATCH a, T “= ca ~~ fjat “way below the regular price; a special . : ——————t reasonable for cash. Grand 294W. FORDs + rosdmters 191 fis ten rience and salary desired. Box erms ; __Jo' w rent; will stand for inve Aiga HAT M¢ N BE" N. BUY: LL; | discount on davenette suites and as, or ae ps. AUTOMOBILES Wtd.—-Any condition: wi!! ' ' ers atta, . ASH OR si. . |WALKER-ARMSTRONG How Fl "RN , | errartniemactneneitheitisdinisiiiatiniiiiitmtin daa Haida si die pay highest prices. S829 Bell. Linde}! ’ i le . a . a ry V > @ 04, Post-Dispatch. (53x) Perma Ss Lae Easto ; > or : = + or Crs d ; hs a 1ent posit 1OnS and wheid _——_ Aston. . tC.) ’ i 4 1? i ()¢ ; Se ea Oe oe - CO. O.. at 806 Olive. OMD. . Public L, nib ary. ‘ >| 1) . si | 17R. (« FORT j ate. ane. dic: ‘lass ie a car sunmeneean - - SAFES Ov RMA 8 Ry w ith second hand safes: — ai tow mn: ch cant ts rn @ “ry 1% Ywenet ¢ MANO 'BRIEN. AL Dy iN MFG. ( 10, q 4 Experienced and competent, for ° Washineton av . permanent position with excellent op- Stal eee unity to advance; answer in own 6\ CS @\ KEES ° 4 . \ andwriting, giving references, ex- rate AML A Vi tor er hiock $275 terres 4te Ollve Ss i A ee ae ee ee Rs e —_——-- x: * ae lire inéd in @e- p | . ( HIROP ODY B 6; SINESS —Leaving « Cc) if. ~ Box DROOM | ee wre my ne 4 4 : . F isl Raa , W S Xperience: allroun n - S c *s N-188 : L\EMOSt Few, Meee : é s 25 — - tention ! ry : ee voor, Kidd iv Shoe Co., 810 Lue as. me shogal in Macev: sleetric “rooms, com rene a. I or 2 ton, worm-drive., trade. 3631 Kaston ae vNE NF E L D’ Ss. |; TR IMME RS. AnOwWSe arr © c ‘ONFE wh ee RY A SMall place equipped | _' i on Forest 4. Bo. a Lac I de : (e4) - ee . , , Accessories Bomont Sogo. Central 9224R. _ : ee ee — * RO40X FORD -Roadste i! Ts © lt fe > "Pa ‘ ( sler ‘a | pr : a.) “oC . i; aa a ae . , i ' ia ¥ . = ; ‘ ; ' , to sf r. :? . Cha hea (ire ° irst class: beautiful ixtures and electri GC ARP 5 TS And f) inti stove and Vari ous AND. RONS—Carpets, furniture of all de- . SEWING MACHINES ‘Drophea i Singer, $15 ese me ~ —* Far tor, 1). Can Arrange terms e} . 218) cars for people, Wie _gain _BOs Cote Mtrilliante oOnney ess. t ten) Lae anh average. | VoaAecenes. ee a “ >? Fp ; d . ') heat pital. Se ee i || Se Bovs’ (othing f sem N.OOF Pe bee: S DINING SUITE --Fumed oak. $55: chiffo- Cc AR PED Ww td. —h urniture of : deseri ML. lente b> - — . $30; dresser, $12: rugs. BS44 Del- | tions: contents fiats, dweilings. Ore att RUG FIXTURES—Wal! ses and pre serip- HTOOR DATA : ced, and a few learners od 7 ‘page shington_ Avenue, _ (ed) og toe *employme nt HENDE nO! narnia Mage viene re 2 ed a real ag ee aoe | oneeoees artic wher havil scriptions: contents flats dwellings: best others, & n y)|6 6 ARI Olive et oro . ess: 1ice y T4¢ g ) res : ee 7 ne deale } ‘a wae ee ee . F , rrices r — : oe Tl . ve? 5 ive : , > : prey P =a : - = we = >) ants a@oms in rear: lo i | heme: : t wanted: Thursday. | cash prices: need goods badiv: large aia . ; |, 3628 Washington. Handsomest rage FORD Sinton wither d on — priced. orn? 0 by the week: - per. fF _Baperienced on Georgette shirt waists; to beginners and every op- _long- estab Ashed. 1421 N. Eualid. VENETTE SUITE. ~ SPECI A! . GENUINE |Beps wid Furniture, carpets, stoves. con STORE AND OFFICE — FIXTURES | SItIONS, Att ; permanent positions. _Apply at once. ortunity offere ( ad. cash bvaines . h Side. Box| A | ee M. ¢ > SPR L Memet naar a en ention © Pp ti »ffe d for a 1 ess per month; Sout : fig e] " ; be : _— inger, 1139 Ww alton. Forest 6391, FOR SALE Rody Co. 106 8 2th Coppesite *Ity 7 , Y bd vancement. GROC FARY STOCK—And fixtures. at auction. | N CITY. H. WALKE R FURN. CO., oate oe ary table, Call ‘wr : Fa) ‘ rand 44k perfect condition: bargain Barthe'-Due Poteet highest prices paid: must be in good Auto Co., 3101 Olive st. Lemont lol, ROOM SE iumed oak aaven- | a e) expected. Box G-330. Post-Dis. ¢°) for the following depart- | vindell ee airs DINING ROOM SUITE— William and Mary | CARPETS Wd. —Furnitur complete fur- | . __Lexington somtinis montis eis no ‘al ea | i merce - — x2 period; Jacobean finish; $165. 1202 .j; = ings = renee. Cail Forest, 50°95 | COUNTER—14-foot, ith giass gu er, | a) 1920 foredoor, 4-passenger cemenetheter: iST—Or stenographer. for general office menfs: AROCERY And arket; selling on ac (ch3x) or st Fi Denn eos (oR) aid wit tile ahs "ew ster, yovntss > cll € ars onivy used six weeks; 4 chance cottres n | WILSON MOTOR CAR CO., 2021 Locust. te) PAITRESS Goon end 410 Morgan. (72) Silks and Dress Goods MACHINE §S SHOP Fine location; 2001 "ight; glish china table and six chairs : dae SD - — : “k ’ ~ for old and 70¢ to $1 new. Montana ni . ‘ ( AS SH ME: iar w Qe aa mae ae: . a ’ : | ‘ . a oe | radu ites, opportu. : a: (c4) —-—-= — NL 1} SRMS “MOST REASON ABL EB} Ty IROOM SET Wr a 7 chil -- ans. : ; : ee eee 3944-46 OLIVE Hall). me Pie - md: zg Sali ’ - ( Slightly used : ‘ ‘ TAG >i... 9 ' } , = - ; : ‘ ye SS ono _——— rh milline ary in our: | pare nt wae ace ouiee Unig swsday ~ June 7. at 3 a. Ww. 1701 N. TepT (cB) | __tibe : ADDIN( erm gg, Six-bank Rurroughs: High-grade cars to ship to the oil fields of |HAYNES— 1914 four-door roacdstet De pores Le ne - ’ . nivgm av. A. A. Seikirk. Auctioneer. (co) 7 ae aban": 4h UR e ) nto 4 rrite ills ‘ ¢ y ‘ ~— eo | INING- T-—And (PELS Wtd.— Furr, ture. all kind is, ba j- | Senberg Piano Co., #12 Pine st (e8) |) condition and ready for immediate shipment. | tral 260, + rentic CS * paid while IsTS (jir} is, te write bills and Exper lenced éalesw omen j iR Jc | Fe y AND ME A’ r M ARKE TT. -Fix » Se } - ‘ - --— ~ = ra 4 “+ . J : a an ; ~wnartia eR ‘ 4 2.3 etta Phons Fee +; an 14 11k ' ‘ enone. Del ms HQ, ‘ ‘ANDY “ASE "» . ters ” “te “4201 r r ne van ‘ certifie ate wi ith vou. i ° . . : * other copying: stute experiences and & ‘ | atte —_——- : —_———— a a cus pic one , ee |e oxes. ae i ey H AY NES “oer? (* aa iM NI ‘¢ . | ab - LOSKT ME RO, 3. CO. x werk. ( “all at X-Ray Dept ; Larnes Hoas- me; it on ke t Rioadway. * ates : a l | ~ : Ws oe at en? G | M Ss l C 3944- | $4): will consider trade of another car and PAS 4100 Oiive we at — ' seapreien : renera otor sales \o., terms. Open Sanday forenoon F FAITRER Alu a ial — —— , ~Y ‘ ior TAM Al, Ke VILACE—And fixtures: rea- ar fo) | “are, 2) Easton. Delmar 694, Cabany tior varti , bargail was : “WAITRESS -(;ood pay. Sou N. 14th ‘st. W omerm s Shaes conahle a E vet ta | —_—- — —-——-- ~-— - divmediee ' . oan Sie tol wine chain pepad Co} avols . 46 Olive high-grade cars to ship L LINERTY SIX iT bat , thesis —— - Rey . ; er ee pags td pgs -} DINING-RO¢t wd Se. T—Handsume early "¥n- |] 5p 2 000 Iba feath, arama sig “e FANS —4% ceiling and desk a.c. and a c. - . : a naenenien —oRad ~ F a oe ‘8100 Gash’ : "ev » sae eaters: pav Sic 0 905 Morg: sf : : ; . . + 2-pas ° aran €’®a: aPpout 2m. ed millinery makers WAl ESSES—11:30 ¢ 7 30); wages $i} | ly equipped for genera] mac TK, S10: cut glass IJ, l] 487 (en) as: ASL fe3) | tO the oil fields Oo] 1 CXAS High-| balance monthly Young. 2h14 Locust foge) ' - >» = a ‘ Le] ‘ 4 , . « } ‘ ‘ ’ . ’ ' ‘_ =Slz ilis ey at _ V wh ‘ a. 5 ~~ a — - , . on } *% th r » A te ‘“ ; : sil? > ' Lunchroom. 202 N. &th, — (¢ 3) | Curtains and Drape ries established trade; owner > ae. cINE Ss | Di NT Ni , MOM SINT Buffet. & chairs ant Fa : 4498 P aoe hh 1 lmar S865, F — “porting : (om) est pr ces paid. Must be m cood | L, ABERTY- f — a Intec af a ~ TRE SSES Three ca hours : a day: 6 dave 13 ’ —— | twee ANT? or ‘ slur m-inch t: a] le: also iahogzanyv parlor set andix EE ye NRE gE Ta staptuninnednontec — ; > => S43 r: ma , oon : > . “ : ' pe eu . tae — : salary. i week. 1100 N. Broadway. 0! ive 2254 Muslin Underwear ire pete ia ith floor, Victoria Blu; te) | rye: no ilers. 4429 Delor st | FURNITURE Wtd.—-Badly: all kinds: spot ‘ oft 4 t mah ny ey ” ples gE: eat ~ eondition and ready for immedi- | oan eeenloene 2514 Locust, Open er y : - ’ . —————— NT See mY . ay - era ——— - a —— = | ul | . - > -_— -—— - 3 ») . yu are apa ie alie : ’ ' ed ] - -| GAS FIX’ rU RES 1479 Chippewa 1c) | LIRE R T Y th ‘Roadster the Bweilleet looking ond for | a rl heun: atic. w woman, : ore meee nema c lle Hote! 4145 Ts # inde}! . ey ab , set ; labial lent east . “i - a cael e price. Dea ] yee Grave i Sj | — ~o~ , J apne. i 4 l: expe dean Te — Rose — hcl ‘ . i MEA’ MARKET And grocery: southwest- - er ye ; | ali, ] Ni ’ +t. , Schober, 4450 I ange. Del ° P ine - i Positiun. Apply before noon. AITRESSES Experienced. Wobler’'s Res- . . . ———- _- -— — + : é SIL. U ; os Praeteee tiaee Gar . ~———-~ ' me New and used commercial bodies ‘ se Forest 616. 4472 » taurant. 10% N. 6th et _4e3) | be eonsidered 11) dlaecin 4 !MILLINERY SHOP-—Cheap {f soid at once. | IND VI AS M tN a £. OFFICE DESK-—Electric fan, household fur- Ford many styles; terms. U niversal | MAXWEL ty 1s ne rondition: = Fores: rea ek: ; © ay ON Gi mad: LL inde!| a 2464 (Cc ~) W LE RR PUI U R E W AN T ED BADL ¥ +: ( ‘ * bridle. We. Botanical Ford _E xcharee 2620 Ci'ive. . (my ind “e na = Bow 12 1A ane iene ie ee : eS ss if e saddl: iil aed AITRESS— $15 per week: one day oft. 586 | — ; 7 Beta 2 ae niture, . rf . : "ifee at Si2h. ’ Sver 186 years old Baliviere. Cabany 1314. (cd), | you. ! | F HOPOGRAPH STUDLO—Well — equipper: 111 1117-19 Lon “L) 2, OE acmaneem EE PS All cmt rot ome. Merwe cme small lots, con- | —..... ‘S BODY Ww ta, for touring car, chummy road. | MAX WELL— 1917 one starter dee ° 4 ~~ a =. f . ' ts s, uiwWwe {> rnes Cc" } crs \ , Sic oO sey |e inters ~ - Sle rr wW#-Pass er hon « , " ® = : 1 Rank Ride (c) ITRES* Experienced. Grand “and “Olive | : reason for selling: w 1 sacrifice. Jeffe rson KF UR RN] T 1 RE Ny Ww; complete conte nts two i oe "He RER. 4455 Suan Del. oan? ash . rh es Wi van dab , ( bed che wal : mtel - ely a Se er or passenge! Phene Cabany 2500 mountable and torpedo bddv: 8130. 2528 8 [AN-—Neislead> able to take REIZ Olive. (c) Experienced bookke« pe rs end Gravots: Goldberge (c4) rooms: can rent rooms WOT S. 11th. . “So, For. 8052 iT a rer rs; must seil. 1420 N 2 = Se Rane LL aE (eR) | Jefferson - fey 4 . . : ~~ SSE EPA 4 AK ‘pe;rs ~— : OY ~ ; wen Olive of bookkeeping, Cole: . a; no Sunday work; $14 week. Mr. W1!- ries bargain: leaving city. 504 Pontiac Bide.| FURNITURE—5 rooms of fut ‘niture, cheap | to handle: best prices offered. P hone oa eae anal Le me or usen Pere Seles aon et | Poe gots el ete ye ey yw os . . . De — > saaeentnenneneds —_ 7 ag sooth Nt eng M sian he « ice ~ y ? non a N\ATtional ciosed car PV a proniinen On —— vo oS 0: 2 te & STAUBANT io od location; good reasons _ call today. S148A_ Cll fton pl seneniiets gin Arora at merneut mt 2404 R & eve TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING | highest cash price. Deeds Auto Body | professional man: 6 good cord tires: ryns eden: ae ain eae ogee ag yore Say. one aright: ° Ni ty selling. 2426 Cass. | FURNILTURE—Leaving city: must sell fur- . — ‘ent. S374. fe) MACHINES | Co., 106 N. 12th (opposite City ar o's | ike new: pay part down; easy termes on bal- in ot are be aaaen avennen pitas aba? Specia| I Otuice 2ESTAURANT—Cheap. if sold at once. 4211 ture of 3 rooms. auick, 2254A_ Jules, | (e4) | ance. Southern Motor Co., 13th and ko- > NV ' . . - oo — S50, income $240: 4 j *—Contents of kitchen med bed- a) ent ral H42 (OR) rice S7h ‘now going b oe Adding Machine mechanical] condition: make fine apeseer: OV . i tA N oe -_Mode | £h. ; thoroughis Rroadwavy. _ - work. 321 (es) | ; on™ ' CRESS ewes See ee - HILL, Agt., 20;, S10 ro : ’ a as new ; sell list and haif li yt? mB rT. D GOODS ~ Wea Ail kinds: f ad Typew vrite y ore M4e-N Tth st (D3x) | $3: _A2AMTA | | i ace bl. Ps - hauled and revathted ear locks To —— and hem overadis: Woman - aaa aged, in uome of work- | cial consideration Chestm ; j ; . | it. «(c} ‘ ‘ ;: rea ef. ; Phe ois oem aoe ee i R. ‘ d at - : — Aa 1 — ORIN P gE ene mrs ase NR highe st cash price paid for contents of : WPITERS—Selling anv mae: repatr, E ‘OR l-—Chasesis, - pe Aj). Star Dyeing and as good as new: has done vers nners; good pay while learn: & an. Forest 347 . nd Se KT So) ae ano } | irbetter-Rict a ore | ' inh To fold circulars. no experience SHOE REPAIRING SHOP—1501 Malling kK-| FURNITURE—Silghtly used; several lots to) apartments and residences, pianos, victrolas, | ftal. Fletcher Typewriter Co., 321 Hol- Cleaning Co., 2521 N. Grand. fC) | ame: was well cared for hy the i Arbetter-Richma ( . ‘ 1 709 P* le I sini ° Bi a rodt vs . ) be sold for storage charges ae Oriental and domestic rugs. bric-a-brac. | land Ridg.. 0 \. 7th 4 2005) c ao ve party wetting this automobile ° receive & aan ecessarvy. Charies F. Haanel. Pine, (c8) Exceptional opportunities STORAGE _ FORD CHASSIS Pert ct motor; new tires: bargain: have us demonstrate this car bhe- BATTERY | “MANUFACTURING Bros. Moving & Storage Co 201 S. Jef paintings. etc. Leonori Auction Co., 3507 | [vypPpacp : : ; £°40- ter? 2015 Lyneh (ey OMAN--To assist with housework; half . . i, r 7 SERVICE S ON—At leas th LY VEWRITE AS te" Remington n good) _ $240: terms, al here also for girls lo to 1% AND ERVICE STATI ‘68 an —-— — ~——- , condition: $2 oSz Cote Brilitante. Cab- | FORD—Chaassis, 1920 with vs without start- bala ine ve ! ; 1 Ce yor —— ferson One block south of Mi: irket. (o Lucas. C‘'all L inde iL 2160 g, | le a - fore " hase ' eae ee , XP eR T CE > » ; Ss : - : .. fc) or or PP soc Ry + 148 Ler! : ira Cash, FSS RENSIS: STEAD : days only. Cabany 3885. 6104 Pershing. ce price: bargain Box N-889, P.-D FURNI TU RE-—2 rooms peneenes ping furni- PORCH AND LAWN F UR INITURE ’ - any 2127M {‘c) er: list price, old chassis taken in trade: wreRr t r M ‘T On “A CoO. oD out EF} > 4 Tacitnets 4 ene r »| . 4 ~ ea - : e f . t} } , = ~é: - . : ‘ ‘ -_ { . & Ft et) 7 tet 7 CALL. ViTweee WOMAN—Or girl: for general housework, vears old, who do not ex or GRINDING OUTFIT—Fully equipped, ture, . luding Pathe talking ma Mowers, garden hose. 6751 Easton. TYPEWRITERS. ~Wide-carriage Remington, | call today. 3114 Casa a __{*’ | ROADSTER--3- passenger r aor if y.. ane , ene place 3T4 South west SR eee ‘ . | MAN Pantry and kitchen work. Parnes pect to retut nh to sthool. chine, 2 records: no éeniens 1415 ny AVTO. - = a one-ton Ford truck, with established . 1s 7 . mote. Ae Pape: . ‘ lear ‘ $200 : , th B x O- S Sth eft. oe | oor. 4) ng . . —— — . santas . . T nderw or d and # { Smith Save mone. | ORD c ‘hassis. 1 17 model: demount able away motor 4 . , bre nor ekid) ‘ clearing a month, - is. | = } ~----+- —- BE SURE—Call us before you sel} your ! “ Adding Machine and Typewrit 2 | ’ , , er” ‘ost-Dienate) TURNITL RIE Brown mahogany bedroom sét household goods. We pay good rrix Ps my tadee iN a a (5? rn ee Onn e oy — eee mr ee : sa en ‘ . é rood SYrices: als er Co vO } sf oN) » Irons, Oy 4 2h *kiv , , eis | s end and brass bed, 8150: fumed oak dining set, take in exchange for moving. storaz Rose Grant PB ro ergcery. 3 Easton. (e.) ‘Raneay nen ele TSi4 ‘Locust. Open Hemsti ‘chers) Bhirenieni WW) S. King's hiehwav. tn ae caciane | * * 7 - Y oe - " > i e*; ~ Z ¢ ‘ ‘ { ~ 4 >, _ 4 ’ i . \ ‘st ‘4 eg . "1 = are ‘ ey ‘ $i { ~ . 7 ° ‘ i ress Experienced, who can take 1a ay All applications should oat cng BE pt PE Sat ee ee | , and/other furniture. Local call, Ps! v- packing. Keiner. Central 421R, Olive 37: TYPEWRITERS —Underwood, Oliver. Sinith, STANLEY STEAMER—(shassis, with con- ; . aii Son : BR. es, | TTOAA’ S . tova!. Remington typewriters. $15 to $45. densor type: must e®ll: $375. 1614 Chestnut SAXNON--1917 light 6 readster of milline ry asftore Box N-%2, Post- Dis. ic) e On Georgette waists: Fteady Be . 5650 Vernon. For- trict 1 : et ee = ee CNG) A 7 : * : pay. sc HWARZ- WILD, 4 ‘ - - —a See — ~ . ids months, 85 upwards. ak Louis st Olive — INTs, fe) Auto Co... 3101 Ollvwe: Lom {AN —For general ‘cleaning; write. Call/! be made at supe rintendent S RON, Bers at a bargain, \u siete ecalesontesnoae -- — te J ie 7 ft once. 4107 Olive t of fir _ mM in fli or b leony Fe wa ie ay to ni gine og me a une = enette, BEST CASH prices patd: for secondhand tur- vriter Exchang: 21] N. Tenth Y ae oy “Te Male! 24 c Or Lie é "uUgSs, Vernis Martin bed dresser KAS niture. Chas. Ginsberg, 2021 Shenandoah ive 2245. j ; TAN For kitchen work Avnly lia Sa lie || 4 ; a ni, , ee : va k ite lye ‘abinet, ] noleun: rust sell: avy , 2 2 wn es I ot ae i dw (g _—— . —_ ~P COUPES en . aTU "DEBAKE i. Kiomclstey iret «« $10 he rareein Ww. M Lowz. Ma \ wtor SLL a a, fondy Shan, Preadwav ant Olive mor ing: neo de aiers 4450 A Gibson avy, Tan iv, ’ ‘ ‘ ENT UY PEW RU4 eR vee eee = fors Wanted | XN 7 4 =k ; +i on } ath ‘20m. 1’ T : . . P * ag “ae cash prices ior all kind : rur { off ry } ~ 7 Fi) and up. nonvis by] . on ! . BODIES 16 closed Ford delivers . a ’ Wom: oO wo mn ladie ath onan F URNIT URE ning: Sel ZgOlien oak dav- sins and large lots Levy Bro ot S > 2 a ‘ me te? . sizes 8 and 9. used twice: cheap. S920 | ing table; also very finest 3-piece, massive. House Furn Co. 1306 Olive (cl4) -. ' Olive st Raront_ 21 Central nen 604) | ROADSTE It S | j overstuffen with imported tapestrv: also two 5 >) a : —— ame 9x12 rugs: like new: must sacrifice if sold _ANIMALS Suita BOATS AND LAUNCHES giving * , fe — sipaeamrentneneemnnenels a ani snematiianin > Gemma re ee ee a SE ™ = - . ~ = ° . e Vv I ih mt £ 1d, i | Mya b ’ "9 ‘ . ‘ f j Ce , ls . fd oe t-Disnatch a NER silicates ~- LADY sOLICIIORS —rxperienced: best prop- ICANVAS—Laran pieces: 700 iOr pain.ers, are value for someone will have to he seral Sitnev 458 ‘colMy) HORSES AND VEHICLES oS. ES | SPST! - (6) | Se “~. ptm a _ atis, Spa, AX—Young. experienced in restaurtnt |, osition in St. Louls: also Indv crew man-| decorators, Ia-ners or any rain rrotection. ‘en to be aT clated. Call between 7 and | aa [- aie ° - cea or viel 4 ‘ a ‘TT ' . Pt : DOC; clipping. an tvle 2723 N\ Broadw%t' ‘ regi . os ' ; 7 HbULICITOR-—Experienced lady introduce | ¢ CASH R 35 {GISTE RS S bought. ; -NITURKE—Bedroom suite, very finest . tral “Ott poeta vom intatene ie pay sittin ) ane dain “OR! Coupe, Lveo; rt oe st arter ith : , oN ELS ors mares, ar nuies. de mounts bles, S50. See verd ling. cole “ei i Af | * : . . UER MFG. CO., VouAN- W hite or colored, for kitchen work | household necessity: leads furnished. 104 | eters sold “piece American Walnut. with vanity é' “A ong norees mama An See Ne @| Waahincton av fm restaurant: no-Sunday work. Cal! Wies | LN. 12th _ st. isl risters re =e ‘sser, table, also very finest large -piece, RABRBITS-—Chickens and all poultry: cheap ceay etree - = . . 2 SS. eff . . aie eer a 8) we Sul @ - tee ee urant, corner Sarah and Laclede. iol ¢ | sent — ' (‘as} ‘egisters exchanged. al FP veel og , vg geen BM A! > se t= 46008 \ Easton av, Cc ARNESS Wta.--Secondhand parts, ana rid- PORD-—Coupe: starter. de mountable ee n - m ; c) j akes See , ed silk damask: Chippendale style; also 2 ; , saddles. Orassmack, 1217 N. Broad- enat! t aa ae: intone sd nit. UJ eC C Di i yi 9 n ov eralls, back ; ue see » ‘kk: no! HOWE S CO... 512 St. Charisse st. | very fine rugs, 9x12, like new: will sacrifice ay. (8M) potlight. dash clock; terms. Riefliag’s. A. $8 air ISpia MEN—'I wo, white, for kite hen 1 work; ‘ no BUSINESS HAN S . — : ae if sold at once. Apartments 43404 Olive.ic) CLOTHING ~ ee re ee OE PI i er __Main st. -_— - (ec a : | - 7 ad also front makers} nt or Sundava. 811 Pine. c4) {; CES ‘ ‘EILING iB ANS >, 21 ¢.5 ~ perfect condition; \Gas RANG i | “ pare ne oe > me _ aaa —~ TSE agon and harness, “cheap. 3400 F ‘ORD— 1918 ~ coupe: plectric lights and | AT ‘ op » ©08! | Penrose starter, demountable rims, lock, etc.; $600. | | =N— “White, to clean offices; hours 4 te &: cheap, 1231 Market st. -Sice oven; f 45° \ , rdemyv (oS) WANTED tin (jrand TAH .) ‘] Pe makers, also front: “ ly 209 Wainwricht Bldg. c) BUS! N ESS CHANC E \DES KK FANS sa, — wae .e ° ‘one eelling fan. G ane = ioe HA _Minnesota. cee (od) anit ees taaiti he RSE AN] , TOP = WA GON sex W td. an rut At: 4521 Mi ic higa ne - al (ce ) | Cc li , pocket makers ong’: = general cleaning. Apply Sites: PE eee tater =i Seek sell —— bake ovens, guaranteed| hose, underw ear, potions, blankets, quilts, | _ Meal: mever used. Lindell 5674W | 926 S. Vandeventer. Del. 50R. Grand 1848. ‘all Main 208 ie) | etn ann ee ————- | oespeatppatiatennes me th = ns lah SO. i ) oupe: fave paid “deposit and car RUNABOUTS y2 Olive st. (c4)| GAS RANGES—Factory-rebuilt guaranteed ‘ PPL “\ TILE PRODU ¥ t BE terms to suit; write for cata- cotton bat., ete . (9) i ; , r ‘m- |. - Yv “ ——— 1 $$ $$ ' s ready to be delivered; will turn same’ ~~~ : P ee oa} N—Youne, white as waitress in em- lo “Ss Pe dieby- Marshall Oven Mfs. (ose, ELEC TRIG DRILL > ly, -ineh capacity: " $40: | Same as new; low and elevated oven Quick | APPAREL—-25.000 suits, overcoats, pants, | _ a : a FOR. SALE _ —e nan~a~w~~ | OVer to you upon refund of $25; same must | FORD~—Runabout: good condition an: ark and Dolman. § ?* hans on” r 10:30 - = a: 30) | iso electric grill. $5; both like new. Cab-| Meals; some with white panels: we will de- | shoes, dresses. for shipment foreign coun- | 2. | be gotten by Thursday evening. Call We'- cusn ofter taken It a155 Olive Mh Ee mention ad wre BUY a lot from me and I advance the any 4884W. (cRO) | liver. W agner Kros.. 203 Jeffe 'rson av. (c83) | try: pay up $35; auto call 15 minutes. Del- | HORSES—Mules and wagons. 2953 Easton ster 37h ie) _ went Cuno offer ti “2 ‘ > ba ~ . A > ee ec % | imiitarncas ¢ eT ; > ’ y ‘ ) ~ agg ene | a has” See ~ —_ money _to bulld, Box 0-181, Post-Dis.(4) | Fae RIC “¥AN—12-inch. direct. current: | KITC HF. N OUTFITS—IN NEW OR SLIGHT- | mar 865, Fore 1 767. Geller. 4426 Page. (8) | _ SPE Poiticameeat a ne *ce | KISSEL—Coupe: seate’ 4 in the finest guar- | ____ SEDANS Lins st. (c = BUSINESS Eetabdlishea, paying, in West eplendid condition; $8. Dr. Dyer. Metro- I “DD: GOLDEN OAK StDEBOARDS, | APP AR REL Wtd.— 20. OM ladies’ and ce ntie- | HORSh—Suitable all a “purposes; young, 4 ce anteed condition; new ribbed cord tires tn nd: owner ja forced ta sell because of _pol itan TF} ig (c $) wN cS. REFRIGERATORS, USE D men’s suits, overcoats, dresses pants, _ or ash waron, $i2 PM) BH) 1 iv inney. s front If vou are lodkine for a closed car | ares Sedan: bargain for cas} ; ‘ T FLOOR ¢ 4 E RING | skirts. shoes, hats; anytht: 1g in hor isehol HORSE-—+4t vears old, dirt wagon; cheap. vou will surely ke this one we do not right B —Job press; careful; b Bis N : ‘other’ b ; Age ~ re usiness interests; will either Pv d S Al : k Saturday. Anan Prel ef n Omam outright or ‘f mutually satisfactory FANS —-400 ceiling “and desk, a. c. and d. ¢. ALI. AT VERY LOW PRIC - S.; CASH os goods; highest ‘tees paid. Phone Lindell iT) Genevieve misrepresent any car: any statements on |) PORI)—Sedan. like new. * th and More {¢ “wd consider partner who can manage oss | _ 0h More: an st. : (c3) Mi. WALKE FURN., co . 1117-1 3135 or Deimar 2003. H. Appelman, 4218A | —— ee : S355: horse. & yeara. S800. | °F orders will positively be lived up to at able cam. ‘ane absorbers. fenced on tee garment RO considers herself abeve the average) on liberal salary; uniess you have $7 ANS-——For rent; al! sizes. Acme Electric} LOCUST. se ee re oe fe) | ee cok? ane ee vast raid same ;| our expense; our reputation for selling uted | $750 cash, no dealer tm best pay. Peckham's - . level and is eons a. a high- mg and “i eptageeted Som whste ‘o., 221 Market st, FRE AVING ROOM SET—Library table. hall | APPAREL Wtdad-——Slen’s = verccoat: net hd eS om cars has never been questioned: price on SUsats-dadeen-* caaeten. tan vocatio ll the things : me. (OX -385, Post-Dispatch, (T30) ae ‘ - ae ' “We ardrobe a " ee Tagpin T--, seeing me '| HORSES-——Team draft macadar agon,! this K low for a car of this class , Sw. Gee tt with o> sgl ation should look 2) LOCAI coal mine for sale: good location, St | GK x RY STORE. penal; going | _. | Grand 207 ee ee 7° >| Mal Bobs gg A ne mers ‘entral S815 . harn 4 cheap: taken for debt SSST Del and mode} ; tuys , as cool aa new weat covers, bumper. shock | iron ladies’ clothes by or P advantages of Bell Telephone - Clair @ ; Saas be Pern separate; good reason for selling: if | nw y\t EDs GOOD OP Pol iTY FOR : — : sii nr “(1 nar } WrePE Re We ror CAR CO... 1817 Locust. (e877) everything; terme, Riefling’« : ~~ ee eS —— eS oo ee . . ° , ‘\, v I ' { N TE SEE ey ee OO Al - - : - , _~ nee a 2 seplenpa eae (of avi t oor. Seen enEt om ni c ~ “sng xk. PROMOTE 7 Wtd.—-With $2000, to market; you want a bargain call and see me today. | oN 'PLE TO START HOUSE-|AFPAREL Wtd.— Men's 8! reoatsy, | SPOTS is ne team ck wagon, - pla MAXWELL Coupe; a comfortable ear of . ret 4 Dw ea patented article of unusual merit; no com- | 4401 Delor. Riverside s16Ww. vee bia f{e3) CEEPING: ‘KE CAN FU N SH : OOMS | shoes, las lies’ Gresnen ind suits > Kure 2 OFT pink Wagon t double harness fine appearance, in good condition mechan lemand, quick and laree NDLING Wow 2 ‘ noua) CO} ETE, WIT NEW AN "Sk ean shipments: av S95: a: ‘ al}. ri ress SO) maan. (c7H) ically and with good tires: only §480: Iib ‘ 1 q le k arwe KINDL ING WwW ’ DD t ring wagon. C Olu! . | . : rean htt men . 1] DAY 4 4 "T harness era! terin«s Southern Motor (“o., 18th ar ney dresses; stead | r petition, enormous , 6 N. Newstead. Continent aa TH W ESTERN BEL L returns and a certain ree. For inter- tox Co 1200 North Market. (eR) | FURNITU , FOR TO: t‘Ms “ Olive 175, Central SSISR. , ANKS., i N 4 ne une teary moun é Locust Olive RT45 ‘ aln ) ». (4 ’, } _itenewa aelve. £t CASONARBLE. ‘ TURN, CO., Riddle st hean fort} use “y N. Leonard é +4) se eee SC) | cee ; . ~ view address Box 0-6 : 1 MULTIGRAPH OUTFIT—Blectric drive, au- | ASON. ; IE tot A te Be —_. ' ; u ° : “T? a 0} ae ——— —_——_—-—- - . . mc ; ove why a ~ . » r The) S-—-2 iet-claas Gordon f _ TELEPHONE COMPANY VULCANIZING—-By the famous Anderson tomatic feed: also multicolor press, also 8 LOCUS: ciiaiaiinlaidnninisdiied “| APPAREIL, Wtd.-Pa’ hizhest prices. See | WARES—aA’ wana: 6 6venna tare and p: yt TAD AJ vat t six scoune. - co, eS Se a nf iri in city: 48-% ' (o5) method: a very profitable business at a two dictaphones; bargain prices for cash.) RANGE ( ‘ombination, ~ like new; n | - Nessenfeld, 2214 Olive. Bomont_ 3021. ork horses ible harness: must sel! c —— a Co., 3101 Olive sat. omont re ae —— 40un3% tires aieendiaad ly work, Box T-51, Po S LADY—Stenographer, one with ex-| s#mall cost; buyers taught free; open nights. | Examine at Milling and Grain News, 102 N.) _ ers. Apply 43144 N. T4th st. {°3) | CLOTH! NG Wt. 2500 ladies’ s its, dresses AR OG A MARS AR D | —-_ wm OS) | ire cartier: tires in good condition nce preferred. Apply "810 N. 24.(c5) Arderson State School. 1900 Olive at, (cr) $d _st.. St. Louls. OM Mets (c4) RANGE— v ‘ombinat! on: nearly new: 50. | men’s * pe rere ¢! all Tytler ‘ ILOSMORIL E oo light elx coupe, De Luxe a bargain: no dealers 1425 & Jeffarsa: week. Eads Cleanft UNG LADY— Kor ‘filing department — and | WOULD vou invest $200 or more in a prop-| OV a Middleby portable, _ tile Inquire | _ 4341 Juniata, ner Zs Central i ra) n SO minute MACHINERY ‘ At og ag - 3101 ve st. Homont 121. — 0 ae oe : . on 1st 8. Jefferson (c Pi operator. Apriy &10 N. 2d st. fe 5) osition that St. Louis’ most shrewd buasl- | nanager. Washington Hotel, King’ s high- Ry} \ R! Gk R A’ In 1R-~Gas range. beds, dressers, | Harry Apt emen, 2681 Dickson eRACHESE A... r airs 4% Bota os — — — J: ( MRD SEDAN - at TE L ,_? —= 9 —_ - " r : ness men are investing if you was sure of | wa aan Washineton (oo) hy niane 4(W17 Weet Pins fe Ce ta at Bone WANTED RA (H-LANG--Electric: newly painted; 4 1918: overhauled and repainted: Iike new: : oc ree ug gene ’ (bang 710 ‘ aoa y store, 10 per cent net in six months? If so 1 willl | | PAINTS—W - “make i* for ai] »urboses. Me- | RE rr RIGE PR A TOR ms And lee ee a oer | FOR SALE new cord tires, new ba atte ry l ewts Overt electric starter, switch lock. Aemountabie ‘DB ate fanitiy. i: —— ee —v mail particulars and proof. Box G-14N, chanies s 3 *alrit Co., 74 Franklin A‘ yt) large sizes: all ‘huilt- like ne W $5) oun. | src el [ i aN - Wad % to 125 h — egy , O, FR Sh et ee a rime ae ter. good tires, Stat = . ia CLOTHING—Mohatr and pe nine ‘Yn r Vietor 300. fe%) | price a she - saie: cash or terre it fl LADY-—-With some experience to}; Post-Dispatch. CoB) | encitiiee ee FO eb . -_-—- | Waen-er Bros., 208 S J ffe rson. ~- ~- — = Hae ha | PAINT, $1.75 GAL. . ——. = ; P oa See lopportunity and safe investment with gocd at $0¢ per. Ib. ore St! Eetues - . Cc IINETS t USEI HES | Ss ts Z ° man’s vit for St No, 36 mereia , h and Pity rv gets it for et, down halane © ean a — Bio) as Dispatch. ' | returns Call at ence, room 708 Victoria | pPIPE—Car 2-inch secondhand standard pipe. | > 10 T °C ah alma "4108 fae pi: M@eral r lve ; , : serene Motor Co., 1035 N. Grand) O1-DOM a % 3 yl ae se assistant to nurse An of | Lidg 8th and Locust. Ask for “Mr. Frv.; merchant coup eee a _e a wa Y woop T SAD ty} ' ee ae fie. ; ; RS ee mat) tae BE yn Br mo ot o i a’ Onen evenings fe) | Jaane ae Co,. diul ominent surgeon; mus ® abie to (ett) in good condition. autn ACKINE o.. ¢ XN ‘AS > TIME VAL cir R wt. f - i. - gga a md ag : an onal 2 : Bese riter and willing to learn firet | wT MM ' N = Ey S Ww ANTED | Sher andoah. ad eB. 1117-19 LOCUST 4s ER | _Wiswe oe . Ww ae L y SS. KNIGHT § k—Sedan x. Dassen ger . g i £ 4 oe | noe, per 4 ep 4 ep RR ee “ mee eg m8 - xp 4 1 ee eee --- - — -- —--=- _—— ee tT : ro . ‘ r ’ qe} 7 } : yt : ' 4 j 4 aa oe , of f industrial nursing: Sag “4 STATE MANAGER; REFRIGHERATORS—Counter - dispiay cases) REFRIGERATORS . ot toe a | . 5 }* Coupe, 4-passenger, thoroughly overhauled | ere eee ees xy dD. half day Sat rane. Call Miss If you can stand prosperity and can finance! to promote sales of meat and provisions; X White “ cel: ; ' iste. a ian a ae * gnd repainted: ike new, upholstering per- | —— = cot nA, Weak 4489, se T ir a hb pt Rg yourself up to §260. I have an opening for | terms to suit; net list of — led users Don't suv I wish 1 had come to your store AUTO Wtd Exchange Ll a n . B., lg ll tend Wes "en fect new tires 2 bumpers. State license: | ° y was a evenings call ¢ “alias y oF 74 bate “4 f you, in # clean, legitimate business, where | Howe Seale Con, 512-14 St. Tharies, (cl6'| @ret, but simply do not bev until vou have piano, used 1 year, ,! . = 1 ee ot o ene ee ‘Cn 19) Snek , this cotipe and price will Interest you; seetng WICK Oonve rti >! le" @ ’ a ca a nh) i ee (c) | you will pe bound to aucc —y “— Semnen- R EV OL,’ ' E RS One “Colt and 2 S & Ww 38. seen our line of high-erade refrigerators at merenee 4 ‘qual value. 2416 oxford. Miu - Blatt , ‘ ' ‘ is believing. cash or terms Open Sunday i ‘| atration daily. 10 a. m. to Pp. m. ee wlals wrfect condition: jn pawn: ‘will much less than downtown vrices. Our selec- _plewoo - — orenoon | 4 SALESWOMEN WANTED ne eeeeee Of Oot tittle things in operation: well tickets £2 each. 1023 Selby pl. Central | tion is the largest in the cits STE AM # MP S--All sizes John Ramming WILSON MOTOR CAR_CO., 2921 Lacuat.(e5) VEC Aan . = ye te a alan most 7 init tay on ee sem ack | | NeV"OR., ic) LANGA.” Peat ih ed so ; O.. an) GOLD AND SILVER “3 ' ; ; “O is. fc hy c OV Y K RODY 1919 model; will trade for 1919 mote! run 5°00 miles two care ie AX¢ nants ~ — a —_——— ——— - ; , - “eT PN . . A. MOLL, GROCERY CoO come. eer it. Call room $22. Statler Hotel.(4) | SAMPLE ‘ASES—Fiber various sizes ANGE ah elie eee fe ge Ree * in ae. te ABeR's | _tourtne hedy AM Olive _____—fe2) jane; Rex winter tor hittal cost $2000 4 = es | . eas me > ” Tuene ie) R ANG — © ombination b lue en amel; “sample HIGHE aT. Pric eo paid f: r gold, } elry | I i J f P 3 a's . | _ * REPAIRING, ETC. wil! sei $600 down. balance in & or 10 .* h en y tT? . cis ’ - 7» } ) ’ ‘ ’ ii 1202 : rT vay. teeth Mi) : i . - —_ SL OL month« a AND “FRANKLIN (of) | FR a inictteniacetieeinneimenidianmandied “ape “aint ps LADY Fo ars gto ( ) l ] PRO DU COT LON TOOL, c.f sed blae ksmith tools and machin- | __Will sel! ¢ inne - -— ur broken false . 6 ' er Ford cara 4 . eac ' le thevi- a te ;, — : ‘ Wm. RUGS—Rargains. 2624 live. Both phones. Market st lam J TERN, i7th and Chestnut ets.’ AUTOMOBILE painting and eeten work | HUDSON-FRAMPTON USED CAR DEPT., oe e . i \- ; ‘ ¢ « ’ / _ 4° er : . , ‘. - ¥~53, Post- mista dry goods store > Stigo Iron Store. Inquire for iat Pawan “ wa ° ™ . Be soa ! fot) a c ASH paid ' for ‘ ; ry - ee m4 : ) Sany— Kr | > 1ce County, Oklanoma iiciaecbasti = en a 3 . fo 3 | . wisi’ ion —_ aan ed. Jacob” leseaey ~ | Paw , ' Ae , Tre 6: fiber. traveling men’s trunks. | RUG ~Refrigerator, dre a hookease, braxs diamonds, broken Je Rigg ACHINE SHOP WORK etatent with workmanship. Ii TOURING CARS ee C)| 40 barrels, 3 wells, one gas well: ineome | ~h ’ Cas (ch) bed. complete ard, 5751 Easton (ed)! false teeth. Phone Olive 1243 Miller's, 15 M : Fir 2105 S&S Broadway Victor 1431, (cae —-—-— bY For dry goods store; one Ve '$17% per day: another w ell on the sand | ne rat = * new Persian desi gn: wilt Olive st 28 ir. 760 dee es “ein 04 | AUT MORILE repairing solicited of all | AlLLEN.-Tourtne y tk wa pretty = ; ‘ makes of power machines: honest work tor: $225 fhie © : bes in } in Rn bhorhood preferred; good sal- |estimated 60 barrels: shallow production, acrt ’ i ; . p nte- ; Mi! CELLANEOUS WANTS. cy as \ lhe, (Mive : cy ’ -* ry ohing ' o>! ati 512 Ww i Fat OOM) ret S quempeianens JEWELRY WATCHES =f . 3 hine on i , manehip. renasenable charges. Hollwerk AM S late rrien te! touring cH ‘ } 1i% > a ; : ’ x ic oe ee at, o} ry (e3) | ean be bought for $12 inclu etd a ; — 2 i ~- & Bro., S1u8 8. Broadway. Victor ee. with Bosch magneto. Rayfitq : “ai AMIFP SS Saturday onl mt ; * we A Gay oOniy: hours. 12 to | O00: , al . ‘loth neon = Pnri ht e) ow . : , wet » ~ : easy —: production wlll take ec are PPAREL Wtd.—Men'‘s, ladies’ clothing, Nrignt. ss aw f e 8 pul | shot a i for Bodin as * ey Q re we Weelworth. 3800 6. Broa‘t- paymen * trunks, furniture. rugs. stoves: big mere} Ts Two. | Oxl2 ’ lino um. “be i springs ‘DIAMONDS bought un a $500 per karat. wor} (cf po ce cS om eterter, new battery and goed mar . ~ — . "FGMANN SALES CORPORATION, S Co., Del. GOR, Grand 1846. 2 ant . mutT a any size, any amount Miller. 1322 Olive ' seaman: clase mechanica omdition. : wes 1A cones eee . (eS) matress. Sa 0 inge, laundry stove, rocket “T'S e pat im ate on your machine-shop ___ LIMOUSINES — PLL Chippewa et £&) tne 2277 “— a ~ Mig. Co., 1 Ng TET ee, “wages . Og oll stock: exc: | y , anny ‘ptional opportunity to |= ‘Cleaning On & . can deliver: previous experience | BUSINESS WANTED wg MY necessary. For appointment. [ae ae ! -oet-DMispateh _~_. | CLEANING AND DYEING PLACE wea | Will "iY ei RAGS Wtad - Newspapers. Ma azines. Cen S\\ “FF PER (i) -~ VA um weepber, { DIA MONIDOIS Wrtd ’ " ofuctt ‘wor ; trad 9687R. Bomont. 163TW. Susy Bee, es whee: Bane 17, Bm seat ona tied " diamonds: see us for highe “st prices arg ~ : hi é I pay As | ree 2. er taxiersb werk, in very order and teed inachine: @& real bargain Case eT | "EXCHANGE your oid furniture tor — | city. Norma: ae > _ roadway Peace ng and Mfs. Co 519 to 20 8 at the right price Thee wo! mane a geod nh Zeid lawust. (pen Bunda) GS aANTET). Will wav c : = ; ; “A a , ® or fr undertaker in @ email town : . ’ WANTED-—Will pay cash for od] jote SS ~s «6©ff )«(desired. Steiner Furniture , ¥ = outht for any Um ~ awe . ike We require a sora oo Mo ete equipment. vee ond full posticuses | discontinued mat terial in trod and eres. J 1902S ‘Broadway, pas DIAMONI S W A! \ T EL - aa iT % H AT AC HINE wv. ‘0. paw == demonstrate this car and sel) on BRisc Oke. foeett “ae nee tom _ ~ e ae on : le na e rat ietter. ’. emp » he i A. Stern 7th and C ertnnt ets (cS) I pay $100 to $709 per karat for your Gia- “ Ris wt us ‘* rienced; # : Soaey and commission. n and ave Kansaa CH. ao. (OB | SETENTION. tobacco end cigar” merchants: |OUR LOCATION SAVES YOU | monas: no diamonds too large or too smal! YLINDER, GRINDING / WERER MOTOR CAR CO. 1817 Locust. (87) he B® pS ro, milgpets we buy any size; - Ww! i) PISTONS, WRIST PINS NERAL ROADSTERS to $10 Young, 2814 Lacust. Tereus ’ 3 | Nie 8h hid j EN two te bright. capable of | Phone ‘Mive esa. Century Bide, {c80) | reasonable 1477 SS Pwine as ag ag ey EE lesien’ and build spectal ma rene: ee , 2 —_ . —_ eas oe eng ee a — - " ‘ . , v4 n . s anc rule Sper We caéh for you! DORRIS—tLimousine; euttable for funerals BRISCOK—Five-passenger tou i ' ' —.. pet P cee ee a eee = ain ay. " the ress Store Co., Sarah IF Y Ol Ww ANT | wanted, empty paper boxes in gpod wehape: > io ISTONS 1 1 c id all 9) 78 stancing or miding : Re each. eub- MON EY your diamonds nt y yall : —~ CHINE xe on Poe ata . _-- PPL ee Onen un lay and evenings © rienced a . me VOMEN ‘reference given to Se a TO SE | L, Ol 7 fect to inspec tion: deliver. 1020 N. Oth H : x N ‘ ' ‘i ? 4°7 EASTON AV ieSI) KROME Littie 4 rondater: firet-claes running cheap. AG Obear a , i A. LANGAN FURN. CoO DON’ T ua witce your fiamondcs: we loan full FOR H!inti—~New T-jaseenger touriag car: ; email cash pa yTrent. tm lance i? BUICK — Teourtne car S- oe een ee reo ic?) . a real opportunity. Box 0-1 i2o. FP. Aition = ch MF Ob | PER S STORE, BAKERY-- With or without property; South ! BED- ‘% sise; biue enamel, $4. 3565 Lin- | ” Oo m4 MORGAN ST. vaive or wi!l pay @epot carh up to Sh) per careful ccouan: - per : : _ Huber-Wileen Motor Car Co. (oll- oats coo8 as new Se (of) Side. Box N-136, Post-Dispatch. (83) coln. Bell. Bomont 339. Kinloch, Central 5053. (8) | karat. Frankel’s. #. ¢. cor, Sth and Pine. (cf) Central 568. (of) seum Bldg. Jeffereen and Locust. (c7¥)' 2eos Wroming. 7,
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2 NR RTE TO RT Se a SR A eR a a a ea i LH, — ot > — _ Seer ~ * : ~ ap COOOL ON + een Re oe OD ~ egy om ot . ee eo ee : o 7 . 5 * as- IF YOUR RENT IS UNCOMFORT ABLY HIGH sublet a furnished room and ease the burden. Advertise in these columns. ee | 94 _ §T. LOIS : POST-DISPATCH. AUTOMOBILES | TOURING CARS } ' a a i —— a w Pel a ~~, eh fed Paine AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES _——~- | [ROOMS FOR RENT—CENTRAL ROOMS FOR RENT: PPAR Are eee eS nn | ene enon 5, = ——eadlaaile ‘AUTOMOBILES—MISCELLANEOUS | MUSI CAL |LOCUST. 8127—Rvoms wit running water: | WINDSOR PI. 38i4—Two com TOURING CARS TOURING CARS _ SS nnn nnn | Pe bs kno nn B | Dublic ‘and private bath: 1Se day. #4 week. | ‘or light holinekeening. fA TS AO p Rat Rae ATE TATIDING © | STUDEBAKER—1019 light six. 8-passenger: TRUCKS. BUICK L185 —4250_S_ oon: — WASHINGTON, 3338—Furnished bs Se Me gent ouring. ‘ 7 ~ mber- | AT enter oe -ton, Stewart, CK—I19 odel: -C GTO S33S-—Furnis — co : lain. Cabany 1085J. ». (c4) | HAYNES TOURING looks and runs like new: we guarantee sdf tun nhsuet heer” aeeek Mt ou Phebe BU i yee model: Arst-class condition. nnn MUSICAL IK INSTRUCTION UL. a light housekeeping. _NORTH Heic Re egee gay ese age Speen S-passenger, light 6 verharied and rea- this car same as a new one from the fac- . , : ici aie ~ " € i *K— Touring ; ight six: Oo new ee | waisted eneetfut iieieamt everyti ‘ing like tory; your neighbors will think it is new: | %-ton, delivery body; Vim ttn! inet y ISIT cle -anest, handsomest garage. Ask for | VIOLIN— — eee. itar, aqme. wkuie, W ASHINGTON, WOES—3 newly papered unfur: ee —~ cord tires, cushton-covered. Yale loc | body; priced. from $35) to $22 rm Ned 11 nished rooms: gas. sink in kitchen; $12 . new: tires practically new: all equipment. new tires and paint dark biue: just the , . ~_ oR pi ‘ Farrell. Purchase Scripps, Dodge or Stu- + taught; instrumen ° u m, i nM See | NET Pr. 1800—Reeme bumper, Pantasote i eee — one including State ticense: cash, terms or trade. apo la Ban By 0 cence wy you will oe pen _ YOUNG. 2 ‘4 Locust. (c36) debaker roadster: Butck, Wisanebiic. Paige, | N._ Leonard. 15) | WASHINGTON. 20\45-— Large. coo) front __ housekeeping, 7 eater of lafay , a BUICK &—19:8 model, o-pass. tourin fine | WILSON MOTOR CAR CO., 2921 Locust. =| ‘balnoed mg hl: ng this car; ars =. | THE Studebaker, Marmon, Overland, Velie, Pull- ‘PUPILS wanted, piano, vocal. violin Rn , eeuins. housekeeping, $1.50 UD: \iARCUS, 1703—Nicely rrnishe ay 3832A-—3: condition; good rubber, wire wheels. or hn- | pen Suiday forenoon. __(e5) | tor Car Go Ini? ey ae e w 2 s7) 4 PROVEN UNIT TRUCK. ~ Fp Be $100 to $1500. mt ed Rava y 3 summer rates. 5044 mariags. semen vate fami ¥: all co Savenienenll * 4 38024 refers gultieck and bumper. Phone Lindell 15177. HAYNES LIGHT SIX . SEE IT BEFORE BUY-| oe Sr — ash-| oo | NEWSTEAD, 2004 N.—Small g@ “ * Ti MARKET. 4& ( 4 4 - J he " cay daciaiiamel ington Ot. (Sa) | RAGTING. jaza piano playing guaranteed ‘. on oom for gentlemar he : c38x) STU DEBAK# ING ANY TRUCK. ——~ | "8 lessons; open dafiy and eveninxs. Grand “7 tly no » oshes “reomers. mrictly pri | Beatie. ie — | WEBER IMP'T & AUTO CO.. f rl d ] G d THEODOSIA, 5054— Ligh ; : ory | Gid tires, one extra: a snappy, powerful.: fresh from paint shop; done in beautiful | °1ST PINE STS. 4c57) RAGTIME taught anyone in 20 lessons: most | or iady employed; private home, Gran vy aght - Here is a real find; one pe me Buick | economical 6: from 1 to 60 miles an hour in| ™aroon; brand-new top; real leather upho:- | 2.088 2 papular gehout in the world; Christensen — é high gear: cannot be distinguished from | #tering; in perfect condition; tires show very “AUTOMOBILES—MISCELLANEOUS > dg. Phone Lindell 3606W.| BOTANICAL, 3625—Furnished rooms: 1 or 2 —_— factory; full, equipped; one extra tire; this School, Odeon Bldg (co. | gentlemen: breakfast if "desired, _ _ROOMS WITH BOARD 33. fa? PoomMs —_—-. -——_—_-_ -- - > America’s most Dp . pow light 6: - | 1919°BUICK LIGHT SIX | finished ‘a Poem Di oS. er poe Fe Touring. 7-passenger, like new: overhauled: Truck Dept.. | {p Me) | 5153. Oliendorf School, 3958 Juniata. (esha) | _ARSEN AL, 3904—Nicely furnished room economical, powerful products APART resents the appearance of brand-new; | brand new: can be bought at a wonderful | little wear; complete equipment; State il- fesired joe eaving: investigate; liberal terms’. 3334 Olive cense, seeing is believing; price right for | > 2+ 297% F175 ~ c | Se a LAP pe ; Ss caréfally driven only short time; finest .,. eae ~~ ce - k a CHEVROLET—1917; starter. etc.; $275. 1 Py’ or ELEVENTH. 2415 @&--3 rooms. 34 floor: 7 OU foncar freight; terme. 3334 Olive st. Open | eoeon Sundav.__Fuber-Wilron Co. _te82) | c day , we: an a oe oe. ee" ee TS te as | ann TUNING AND REPAIRING es | a light, new ly decorated and paint- ROOMS —Single, double ¢ ‘perenanal : inate * dade > S N 7 Sifegt ‘4 . - ” \o° Oto tc 2 hs ie the Lz . . > ; — . / , ie rete er era roe, 7S , sunday. HURER-WILSON CO (ef) | looks like news private, motor: demon: | Pepto cer on OO, 2021 Locust. (et on py ae ae ete.. perfect: $25): | | MUSICAL instrument repairing, any kind. | Glinp ing 3 South Bout roomier beau. | -uvany 2346. ~ +. ~— ee - ~~ tee y |. ~g “ yy SF ; so 9 } Phitheaes sallceractshiitaiatacammaniiniennaiitaguiinnticdie =-— "44" fagel: erokee car (7) , out) ‘ oO = | eee OA [LLAC— T urin ca a oo cenditio Strate; easily worth $1250: cash talks: buy : passenger, in first-class shape; lic s, : rtar é rer. —— | : ——— | uU ; . 7 3 ’ SO T > a neo ‘ 0. een Red Bud. “80> | this for $850. [ablem Motor Co., 085 N. must be sold today: want $600, but make | MOONt- Electric lig ht starter and = gen. ye 4 __tiful s grounds. verandas, Grar 1 101: J. __ ice) sa U ba : . ve a TUNING and player work a specialty. a -- a eae , | G , »)} mean offer. Wallace, 3227 : (es) | erator: good rubber, fine running order; Kf] a HARTFORD, 8510—So complete CADILLAC — Famous 1917. model: just re- | Grand. Open eventngs. ic) Locust. _—_(e) | $300 cash. 4847 Go the a av. ee t V ] pair. work quaran ee); 25 years’ experience. es gas, electric, bath, phone; CAMANNFE, 5300—Reoom and board CHAL MER: » pesvenger Ww. Yin SRF Cannot be classed as a used car from ap- | _evenings. (c 3H) $ DODGE Roadster hl * \ Ci On (\ \ CCK () d Kautg, 029 5 vot 7% Rtn, Stiney 7”, $65 4). ais ost A. Area Saka ee . couple ee i | oe “ dition; good tires, 6 A |Pearance and running condition. Small | VELIE—Touring 1920 model; delivered | 7 CHALMERS Coupe ity = Victor 25761. _______(cl4) | MISSOURi. :756—Furnished rooms; also|CuEMENS, 5736—A rd-floor Toom MAR, 3806—7T roon ars Nrq / Vv oe a ae -- a Se ae ae - - ——— - . & YWARD r i cai ciieihin duibes. J/DSON-I RAMF TON USED CAR DEP'1.,; weeks: every appearance of brand-new and | CHEVROLET Roadster ail ur ferson av ictor 1741R. Grand 927W. Tun- MISSOURI. 1722—Lovely front room for| DE IL.MAR Rl. , 4444A—Furnishea br : Er Another one o o At } - : nd | - 45°25 Delmar bil. | @fuaranteed as such; an exceptional money- | 9 BUICK Touring ' ting. repairing. rebuilding of pianos, players, sleeping: grentiemen nreferred: or couple ble or ladies emp! oved _breakfast . ‘ss EE running Chalmers’ hot-spot; this car is bran | HUPMOBILE Pourin jel 32. firet-cl saving opportunity: easy terms. Huber- | 8 OVERLAND Light Six Roadster eit electric pianos, uprights made into players. | ———-—--———- ---- ~~ — — : ea | exchange new and can be bought $400 less than list 4 our ng, mode > ae rat-c ass | Wilson Mot r Car Co.. Coliseum Bldg.. Jef- » VE aT ’ ND Li a t Six T ring (c14) | MISSOU Rl, 1219- Front room and kitchen- DERLAM AR i: - et A Ssecond- -floor — ; ce, for 2 rooms, price; think of this wonderful saving: in-) condition; must’ sell at once. 324 N. wa: | ferson and Locust. (c79) | OVERLAL eht Six fouring [-.=—— | ette, nicely furnished; southern exposure;| excellent m eals: 1 gentleman: $10: oe ————————— . ; » ¢ B..k. EW. AX . ( ' . © EXPERT plano tuning. repairing: reason- vestigate: standard new car, guaranteed; | Olive 209. (c) | T ~ MAXWELIL Touring on- | conveniences. vate family ~ N. 1394— Fir age = " . . ‘ ; OURING CAR — Firat- class condition: Cc G- TN’ 6-V; ac Car Pe all work guaranteed. M. Feldman, kk — . - Mines Sa84 nn ain wit SON J. ACKSON— Touring; new tires; runs i. chean, 6500 Olive: Street rd. hon Sacer anid ae rae P — oe | 2718 Park. Phone Grand 3800, V ‘tector 4@27 fe ROOM—For gentleman: South Side. near. KENSINGTON, 5115—Front room: wane : $4" , 'y e 4 ~ . ys ‘ Qo ~ ab\ent ) Oo, | F : q ° - demonstrate. 4116 Olive. SG Beene acy spe ena Seen aronestiinas (c14) Grand; modern conveniences: reference re- | exposed: suitable for couple employed og PO AO Pn OOO Hy ewe a ——— oa rd floor room, , “ aid lina siichiaeliticdedihey ciceecioeanpemnsienatcimntmamnenie — | King’s highway. (cD) southern exposure, for light housekeepn- . OF - Sentiemen, . = sRURY . or 219 “Narural _ a rer on | | KING— —Just from the paint shop and in| TOU RING CARS. —We have 10 touring cars itil CASH paid for saxophones and secondhand | ine. Grand | , 2S E (4) McP ators 4300 —Unusual . large — Tnediaia. peaseanion, ‘CHANDLE R--1pli 4 r4 g. | the best of condition; it is a real buy $1000, ranging in value to $1400: , : ie | See N wwall’ Ss | ()) \W | instruments. TONY PLACHT, 1001 Pine.(5) SHENANDOAH. 3934—Two unfurnished room: exclusive _ home; 2 high-clags EDWARD L | quired; reasonable. Box N- 17s P.-D. (4) Fentiemen es Tae CORE Foci en. BE Seeres: a — , they are all bi - _ Luxe Auto Co., 3101 Olive st. Bomont 12 Phe | but need the money: see it today and — s PIANOS AND ORGANS rooms, light housekeeping: 34 floor: north sing .e beds. boar ss N. 7th et. Ay | bargains: need cash and_ will sell very ( 880. (cd) | . 2097 . ( ntlitensientl : ‘entral 8 = joes an offer, Wallace, 3227, Locust. S) | cheap: price $150 to $600. 2804 Cook. (oR) and south exposure: couple, or ladies em- MARYIAN D, 42. r Room and board; _INGSB RY Bil HOM “ _plovea . fi irnished south room, a. an CHAN DLER—7- gg MB ny ger, cine KISSEL CAR-~T-passenger; $200 cash. Call TOURING CAR—Large. 1919, Pantasote top. a| lsed C Ar Display Se ees : Ao Natural Bridwe. .. = (oR) | eee Buon, £529. N. 14th. _ j good as new: car not abused: run SOOO i | - It PIANO Al onditi C a y 9" SHE NX ANDOAH. 3827 A— Nicely furnished Mcke. HE KSOUN, 4710— Ne ativy ‘furnished a ' LIBERTY—5-passenger touring; 1920 model miles; best of sh: ipe and good runn! ne or- AT qf the 5 LANNY AL condition. Cgil Grand 42 #R _| rooms for 2 gentiemen or couple: private rooms: first-class home cooking, ' . ANCITS-PERRY-RU’ CHANDL ER—Touring car; iate model; a | 1 month old, at a big discount; owner leav-/| der. 1319 Allen av. c3) | | " WY PIANO—b pright cabinet grand: $35 cash; | family; 2 car Himes. Call after 4 p. m., ! PAGE RL 4500- Pr ; a - nes medi ree good ee: Bad yn =. oe f ihe citv. Young, 2814 Locust. Open Sun- | TOURING CAR Four. ayiliader. Boamesnmer, || n° | like new: moving away. 1249 S. 34d. 4) Grand 2389R A ivate room and be PERSHING, 5007 oe ; e ) - , 7 | ‘ . o- Ae | } ' “ -- - . ———— 0-9-1 ~ CEP _ -_--— ~ , iE “rn ~~ d: fites: "car “iooks good to anyone; will | ay. « dormcmeseeatamsananss (c36) in very good running order: good tires, | Coliseum ad || PLAYER-PIANO—4SS-note; like new; se!l |ST. VINC EN T, “YVISA—-Front room and kitch- = ae ee ront room, with a ng “OR Fi : to nieas | LOZIER a ae in perfect condition: electric lights and starter: $250 takes it: cheap. 3844 S. Compton. | enette, gas, electric light, bath: light house. | ie, , “80a. B J. 3 eh had. =o neat See ae PIANO- Call mornings, 768 Bavard. (3) me with S-room e¢ ~ ‘ EE 6% 2S Bed rae et NET GO AON Ae — — = oe ee ee ae ee oe a ae ster $i can eater. er sc, fie: 2 Pty 3 ne O° | - entaabtatianniica Are o> 547 ‘ + a N . ; a , — a oe ee ae WEBER MOTOR CAR CO., 1817 Locuat. (c87) | bargain at $42 424i A_ Pare. hoommeh | AB ag oad evname 2514 Locust. rh recthiiashenanioanstneonensaannants ; melt ||| PLANO—Mahogany upright: cheap, 2414 N. | Keeping. _ —-—-——+—~~ | “oo ee st 1195 wie Son; ae “ON ; OTntIT ROLET\ Touring car; good condition: | MARION—Good ae order: will consid- nS UNE aieine eee, 5 g Ts ay lor. — insianeni eniaataieaie | WHITTEM( IRE PL.. pit One sleeping | eos " ina : a ag he ee # “HEVROL ET— ae car; good as | MAX WEI.I—17 fine condition: | 8enger touring car; will allow 30 days’ Joy ay "; tea WEST | oe neice heat: santter a5 » . . ' ; oi =: _ e ’ () e i ‘ . FS wena ep ; ay ; r . CHEV ROLET—1919 vont excellent condi | MAXWELL Late model touring: bargain. 3944 Olive. ia ee eS | A aa § _ . ; fj : S805. Wyoming. (o5) | ACADEMY, 722—2 large front rooms, beau-| south room: excellent location; good | Used Cars during the first wo — : 2 selection of slightly soiled musie | | no repairs needed; take $200 cash; year to ; ' “1 ; , | alen ¢ . ake : hee of ‘ondition. Aeoli Cc 004 Oliv eT: BU RD. r ‘OTA—Two furnished light he room with board, for people empleo : Y ede $ Cc . S;}overhaul -and rebuild our exchanged ca wed A — . also able to make a numper ot — colian Co., 1004 so han nivale £3) | eerie ‘roome: front: private f: amily. / conveniences bor st O48 Del; imar } : aT PINE BL... 871 mew tires. 2626 Sidney. : | Wel “4 lighter car will demonstrate. 6408/TOURING CAR—On account of family trou- | PLAYER_U sed: bench and 70 rolls “of mu-/| _reem: no children: near “Tatavetto Fark. 2 | ROOMS--Nicels furnished: excellent t furnished and tar Touring ca | PLAYER-PIANO—Reautiful walnut, includ- | w~ ere ee @ater heat. janitor se ; just like new, $475; terms. 3829 mr > — : ee | al S| ee ea (i TOURING CARS ised Cars during the fir _tifully | Ee W eek o1 the how wee were rolis at reduced pric es; in perfect play ing ——___—_ Ee — : ti “ rhe, tHoo-Nieely f¢ 3 2100. (redone ‘your own price: convenient terms; open ail M xW b i T TI. Ai . } t h ? ie} | ee BU YS an Ss-note Glaversiene with 18 = -- = ~ ' - rome — ‘ouring: ‘ exce ent « cone ition; surchase; write or phone for our booklet | ‘ery: te ECL. A. j } : CHEV ROLET— Touring car: 1917; “good © me- | ‘ai’ evening, Cabany 1780. | giving description and prices, mailed gratis: IMPLEMENT S35 AUTO Co thus release for sale an n!most || KL. E E KAMP PIANO CO.. 3121 8. Grand. preven all conveniences; gentlemen or ladv front and cting reoms: gent fear heat. water heat Uh 21 He lfarme nt. c) ° eae . 10 . . in” | 0 ’ | > © , . “ye apnee : _ meeneneninnaereiin SO koa ee > * a ue —_——— - _- ' OC owner’ « eaY . : “ ~ oa CHE TROL .T— Haby gra 5- stoase soe | MAXWELL—i920; eacrifice, half pr rice; | WILSON MOTOR CAR CO., 2921 Lov a et [22{0) hk (CAPS equal number of Exechanged | PIANO ROSTON BRIGGS PIANO; _Ma-| DELMAR. “4002 Seema” ished connecting | ~acation: o © he 4 Fe INGROV OVE & SPEC} : a »| hardiy run: terms; trade autos, 2340 aa . ‘, “ | Cara, S8-NOTE: FINE TONE: GOOp | + rooms: gentlemen; private family: hot wa- | ¥ touring, fine condition: sacrifice, $450. 3112) Olive st. (4) | | | (U) 2 ~ ii | NEW: $140. H. WALKER FURN CO., | ter_continuously. | . APART. Pe ST. ser ene oy 2 5 aa ® ee ae Sa samt EEE bles, lady will sacrifice her elegant 5-pas- | 1] ae ste; $150 cash. 8200 8. Grand (oS) gentlemen or people employed. > in iene new tires. 2826 Si i: &§ 7 ane PR pm -) | trial: ). “s on’ sadlarnitiiin OOO ee en . BETTY aaielien ae elias ee Must s#e¢ Ul : $200 ; ash. 3521 Mic higan. « ) : pric ge SAC Mrs. A rnoldson -s —s Although we sold manv | pork benc h: first -Class condition: price $100. ’ VV A SH i Nf ’ | ‘ »N BT . 4036 Secor ‘ te ’ tor $11 % Cabanv eens | tifully furnished, private family; party | zentiemen or couple. BSTGATE. 714—Apar CHMVOLETS—_Five, 1918-19-20 models. M AXWE L - -Touring; — model; good tires:; We maintain a complete equipment to ascasion ; | nav. 3804 Cook, (c6) | this i : ' ‘ S P #418 Loc (c a ‘ nsures our customers of a satisfactor y ; . : a : day Sunday. 3418 Locust, deliveries of new cars and |} 24 of music bench ané@ Gelivery: terms. | ARA. 1117A—Neatlv furnished southern | WASHING PON Liiva. 4953-—Lavely /gnd bath, on Ist flo chanical condition; tires Al; price osrn. np. Wiehiand av. ic) | cash, terms or trade Cpen Sunday forenoon, (eB) | emnloved (5)} continuous hot water; kood meals: Cass. 6) | —— ee! Sa FS - aw ee ee ? ; iz - - > . akg ni : i . ef - . ‘ . i su id | . POONA «Sy py Seg ORY MA. XW EL ae _T ouring, ~ 1920 model; driven } N, Ne ry’ oO. rm rn yr r 7." .« ee My " 11 XS Aut - I ) Locus: 2 et ae Cal J DE f. M \R BL, . eMho® Large, COG! rooins. | F°LLA. C307 1 Yo young men boarders; Pad e | Westminster pi ; we hh suave: panvenge gee | just few days; has the brand-new glisten: | | ; Cwe iS) ] i PAY S | Q) I TIN K | Thess seu te and some | sit | PLAY ‘a R-PIANO—$125: fine tone: gentlemen employed; $4.50 per week; pri- | iy furnished reom, good board. ar me : Young. "9814 Locust. Open’ Sunday — Bg new throughout: wonderful. buy Do nat close your eyes and grasp hap-|||!| of the paint shop make the | ote; bench and 87 rolls: original price| vate family. ; __ | TAYLOR. 1711 N—-Furntshed rooms Sep aennniiele takes ; Main 2 { save few hundred dollars; small cash U fal C Dy i etinaihir at ae nee. inmen tn atumbie eee oe Pas ae ¢om- | $800: part cash. balance $2.50 per week. | DELMAR. 6176A—-Furnished room. nice- tlemen; private ; evenings. SCARE. payment. balance 12 months. Huber- Wilson se Alf ISP AY ha ardiv at any sgl : ne on I ee im - | assortmieé nt off: red als Con) ' Lehman | Piano | C ‘O, 1107 Olive (Bb) | ey sete Me Sain rte = te a —~ a nat, en, i} vate lami Ve will give ; 4 é DWELLINGS - > . - yy . ‘ali eemiena a over. Consider f: week ; ee “Se = ull a ee | alae me , ay ately | used By Ce. Coliseum Bldg... Jefferson ane AT we have been Alling abou r ars— plete as it was the first any $150 TO $2: “) gives vou « -hoic e of several ex.| * le ‘man ae ‘aia . —— — F- | need cash and will sacri for $600, 3804 aa ———— | . z about their good points % ices . of the show. As the ears on He tra fine upright piano bargains; almost DE L M AR BL. . 5)40-—Two connecting house- HOTELS . & SOU" Wpen vour eves to the satisf others like new. “Buy one on easy terms k { my , “x - ~ - Ate . = ‘ . , : ss “ ° eeping rooms: runnin water vorch: we Cook, (c#) Tor the floor are sold thev are re- BEYER'S. 17th and Locust t S ; | | toy : — ——— — received from cars bought ppc us. ‘ St. - ' adult references A ‘ - pan Chow-ELKHART—1919 touring car; looks Coliseum |your own benefit | om es a Trp cage papenageeey eyed en : ) | ALCASAR HAVER. Sics Same ae BUNGALOW: 2256— Mie ke new; new tires, many extras; $650. 1918 model touring, refinished a beauti- : S SEE rHE FOLLOWING placed by others, so that any ji} PLAYER-PIANOS—Slightly used; we havi DELMAR BL., 3874 -Sleeping room for gen- running Ww the: ise dav. B4 we 4 '§ rooms: hot-water h ver —— ~« a cee bai Ae ‘whe i a choice assortment, each me fi ' = ; Bet! phone, Kirkwood 219W. (c) ful blue and mechanically in good condi- . snnal setehd a were : | Ford coupe die ¢ light and starter. itt dav or evening you are assur- | ; gt ccd } , 35 uD to $550: | va es tleman. clean, quiet home, reference; mr Wir ae Be HOTE L. 434 frit inde; r ~ LOU Is BOSSO CROW-ELKHART- “Touring car: good con- tion, including all good tires and accesso- AS Le eeeaas Overland So. wire wheels. Ul od of a wide range of prices, |/||| terms. Bever’s. 17th and Locust. (c#7) | shower bath. __ —— messi | ass feat note _Amer‘can min lie seer tion; g00d tires: 20 cash. Call at 4124 ries; $°75 cash and balance in ns or 10 TRUCKS Hupp R. de monstrator : i = - } afhe . , P . : yr : est Pine. (03) | months. penrey - cae Rat am 5 styles and makes. | case; tone and action fine; used but in ex- room, alcove kitchenette: respectable peo- | larke | reoms: all modern conve on —~ DODGE—Tourine: late model: fine conditien;: | HUDSON-FRAMPTON USED CAR DEPT., | BUICK—Truck:; new tires: good body; $375. * sents ie uring. $910" iodel. ; Hh cellent condition; special price $165; terms. | -P/@: no children. i 4 _ | spectal summer weekly rates. PSMAIDEN T.ANE. 2652. new tires: $075: terms. 805 S. Jefferson. e (ec) 4525 Delmar bl. __ 4116 Olive. ee eae vi a (c4) oS awinem B-c¢ sur ‘2 i Terms Can Be Arranged i Aeolian (* ‘o boy 1004 Olive st. 3 (e773) DELMAR BL , 4019 -Nicels furnished front HOoOLLENERECK Hi ri EL. 220 NN. Spring = mm mer kiteheon ‘one DODG E—1917 model touring car. 85244 Ne- | MITCHELI-—Six-cylinder, 5-passenger, ex- | VODGE—Commercial car; screen body; run | Overland ‘3, re eels, PLAY ER-PLANO Excellent _ condition; | rooms, connecting, housekeeping; clean; all) paar. a. With Beth,’ by day , wae braska, Call Sidney 807! cellent condition; see this. Phone Grand 4000 wr Rood condiiion; bargain. F. G.'| Oakltand touring 20 = _ °C 1918: ood i. worth $825 new; will, sell cheap for cash; | convenience es en ee aio ; = 4 tid not take our hotel over on FURNISHED FLAT HON! M. “4 i W ©1856, 4540 Gravois. (9) / I : k Sa li 7 G-cvl)i . RI I K 7% T RIN _- » & { j ‘ lls da be »} We ‘bs 1420J, 2 ) I. n" e Yen P } 5 nm }: is Lh eT agre qT ent / : DODGE. ~Two touring cars: nebfect running OO N 3 : ae cnt guick Sedan, 6 , is ord tires. Winter and Sum- rolls and_ bench. ler or write|DELMAR BL., 4660—Desirable room a —— : -_ § . SomAltion, 4015 1 Laciede. (02) MOON Light 6-40 tourine: beautiful: "pen] + DORRIS- -Two- ton truck ; trade for smaller i \laxw ell touring, V7 ra”? u Hi paint, core dhe hee ai’ dies nt oe cid Bic chorn, T15_ Clark av.. _Webtater. __ kitchenette: Ras range; private porch: IDEAL HOTE 7 2x00 ” De oc ust: unger 2 APARTME wT. 1 BPGE 1916 touring. De ‘Luxe Auto Co. leather upholstering: Red Seal Continental | machine, 2610 N. Oth. me ah th Popee vl : ; 23 — ee were Serr ' “it &. UPRIGHT PIANOS—We have a ~ splendid phone: employed couple preferred; private manemenent: all outside rooms: neue * , ( . pie =. pean wenn, ve ne ol ng ric >) rate f > ay og? Olive at.- Bomont 121. « ‘entral 2D 6 4) motor: ‘demonstrate anvwhere; easily worth | pORRIS—Two-ton nore worm drive: new | ver - A. ring j 1 N. price. assortment of excellent Slightiv used: _familv. A See ~ SS) horoughly clean, runnin . a —— $7): grab this teday for $595. Yahlem Mo-/| paint and rubber: Al condition: terms. Hupp ane. model 2 | ¥ z rots: {iit | some like new. fully guaranteed; easy | EASTON, 4635—2d-floor fromt room for sieep- | free room phone, single, $4; doub TTP cE IIR 1ODGE—Touring car: late ‘17; in fine con- tor Co.. 103% _N. Grand, Onen evenings. (c)} | Phone Fultz, Bomont 342, Central 1878, | UYS™iabe sedan, | MITCHELL ROADSTER — 1s ’ terms, Bever's. 17th and Locust (¢S7) | ing: also small clean room: southern ex- | — wien @) JAPARTMENT— Attractiy i—_ Dandy Plano and other conven 7 ” Od feorenry-- cre ae /M: ll Sedan. - ainae | 9 A ————_—--— ~ Shan routine eres.. 35 Ee gab. hihi: | MA TIONAL SIX- Touring: pow erful motor; : 2807 eet Ce RSs Th OL og a St Br tour ing 8-cvlinder ‘|| good value at the price. Hl | PLAYE R-P IANO—-$115; m: ‘hog: ny case: Se SORTA GEE SP tls. ROSELLE He ITEL room and sunroom 4 Reed cash. Box N-101,, P.-D or a strate anywhere: drive it home for £150, tires: rat conditi on; terms. Phone Fultz. | Moline-Knight touring. 4-¢ viinder, 7-pas: | MAXWELL—1919 touring; like |)| no children: bench and rolls: terms to (4) 4145 LINDELB Bia. . -- Telerences Box N-206_ DODGE- ~Tourin 1916: good 2 ie con di- balance easy terms. Yy ahlem Motor Co., Romont 342, { ‘entral 187 2807 Olive. (c)} W estcott, vi 9¢es ring ~ 5 ( linder. new , priced rig yht ; suit purchaser. Lehman Piano Co.., 1107 E NRIGH HT, 50304 ~ gepisiy Seavert yar as . - Jina =x aoa ae — = » ee ees 2 e ” + al A I NT RE CE TREN — - o upon . _— . a PTE ten rem mm ; = a , —_ ans eete rosin ae nan satay , ~ vores nih = tlemen. Fi t 1X22 SO) dell 33 Summer. (all Grand d 50: (ct}) NATIONAL—Touring,’only 1 vears o! id; 4si9 new and used: terms. 2737 «live C8) | Lozier, 6-cyli rel UPINng, Serge MOGC!. PAIGE—7-pass. touring; with a PLAYERS— —_— ane Penge ee are | E ae Wy __ Foreat ne irate oy gp = Lind ~ ‘ ss 8 . T ING ER-1017 tour ' ery model: brand-new tires and paint, and {| =— —T- —~--— Wi Be Ry wheels. This car Was specially || very nice players, plain mahogany cases. | (} md: urn shed room: gen- DODGE 1917 SOUring ; perme’ te hg w Ot a like a demonstrator; part down an‘ | FORD—1918 truck: $25 par montn. ord , ea. ur New Building, 1} sainted the very latest color In fully guaranteed: bargains for somebody: tleman: _Treference ‘abanv aot. SR RESORTS : ; 30U grand bargain; see to appreciate. 42°1 Clearine House. 2134 Olive (c&) ‘ i. , a - een + - |, P ~~-~i ae Crass (c 78) ‘acy pay ments buys this car. Southern _ ¢ ise, he ‘ e. Cc" 19th and , ist StS. | rray and trimmings finished in reasonable terms. Bever's ith and Lo- | ay NRIGH ” ~ 4470 Hou Zekcenvi x room with : , . " "RNISHED FLAT— . t é ae - - — -- -_-— i ° me , | aie an a y pean eabeiee ‘ erent eee - : 7 ‘ . . = img . isla pe: oes top. ior sabes yy Wag. | NATIONAL Touring; beautiful gray color: 180) Olive. Bomont 24. 18) | sp agsiaoo ‘| heen renickeled, ee bump- PIANOS and plavers, $109, £120, $140 UP. | ENRIGHT. 4188-—-Two laree. light. house- boating, fishing. bathing. Cline. 2021 Gang cae i _Her_ tros,, 20% 8 Jefferson. (e) thoorughly ov erhauled, yi like aetl has pp a style body: tinmediate | —--- ———= i} r We suggest you see this car || we Es : \ Bil strator Used very little; repaint ; . a Touring: - Jate e model: “elegant: guar- OAK! AND — 19 light 6 sometinat De Luxe FORD—1918, werm “drive ‘ton “truck: - one a 2520 S. *! oN fo); j at ' Stearns blue. natural coiored ee es eh at MD ‘1- ; . ates © nd 7, Cabarnw af0J senteed condition: tires like new, with extra: Auto Co., 3101 Olive; Bomont 121, Cen. 360. i A Chott an De! \ er 708 / te ld cord tires: price that is $250; Universal player, $3875; all in first- -ENRIGHT. &@0—Laree. _furnished. front Shi AN Zl Chestn e.g : a rn ully equipped: brilliant enanrel; price very 2 4) | FORD—L ight delivéry truck, $300. W. M. a ee class condition. Terms. KLEEKAMP PI- room; congenial home; gentlemen. Forest a TES, 5150-46 rooms, © Se eee et lcdin Hite, | OAKLAND—1018 light 6 touring. De Luze | Lowe. Matestic Hotel. veka ii] rient. ' ANO CO,. 3121 8. Grand. ______ ce) | 214 | (3) | ROOMS WANTED ~ @ aac servics, garEe ain nas Locust. teri) | Auto Co., 3101 Olive; Bom, 121, Cen. 360. | FORD—Truck: 1916 model; $265; $100 down, | il OVERLAND—191% 4-90 touring |WING & SONS PIANO—in first-class condi- Rp rey ~ $222-—Nicest, cleanest room or|a+-., K — ene 9 J | Auto Co., 3101 Olive st.. Bomont 121, Cen-| 219W. (COE : STEARNS — Late model 5-pass, || = on EVANS, 4467A—Niecly furnished soufhern ined lady; private family, reasonable, Bae a 1 19 DODGE TOU RING PP oe ap anagem ee oat oe i} . + planar again ? : . ‘ iU P RIGHT P IANOS- $150 to $250 eives em be s ) he - us . (>-174. ‘Post Dienatcl Na 4020-4 _tral ° AW. (4) FORD—True k, “with side curtains; 3 butche \| touring. used only a limited period, || vou choice of several extra fine upright = xposed front room; private family: pre- / . Be omni . = fin” furnished, #18 F wisieempenapestancennesini +) on A real bargain in perfect condition; fully | G7 psMORILE—10916 lieht& touring. De| blocks, electric coffee grinder and m eat irVery Car an Titi Ti newly painted brillflant vermilion. pianos: bargains: almost like new: buy | fer ladies emploved or married couple. | ROOMS Witd.-—-Neighborhood. Taylor am oouaned: og ig a a Po. ro oot th Luxe Auto C 0., 8101 Olive st.: Bomont 121. Er inder; big bargain. 42 o0 Colle re. : (Cy) | pas wd buds an This car is in excellent condition. 1} one on easy terms. Beyer's. 17th and ‘ ,% z r S7Oe taom for sleening imy i Ma ston prelerre d. wads employed, * r g -e . e | “" - > si i iif i | oe iil . es nder nee ’ Ta vig — eh oat wee © ~ eee (e#) | FORD—Truck; brand-new; at less than list Va] 1) Hei dtil ili} | Locust. (e377) | MHe7—Connecting southern exposed | RS a — or RNISHE D APARTME iil mae AiUh a oe near that you w'll be proud to drive; does ee b nega Ss ph sgager eed 1 $ », 7) js 7 A. : - ~ : Apperson chummy rdstr. lack > ye », ” rent lerme large cool@®room }ORD—Touring bodv; will trade for er | ws RER MOTOR CAR CO... 1817 Loenst. (¢87) Barnett Saies Co., 281% Locust. feS)) dy) PY ’ | tireg and other accessories. Bono 3 ' nt ag Bit by fos saat gree Mh ROOM AND BOARD Wtad Fo Hae ’ — poe F . aie ° are — ————— Coane eeetpemnd — os ene - — . — ) *, : ‘ : - i i i fae i rT! at . ore ->-9 “>? , she en ear Sar: e : peta ee BiS4 oe : an! | OV “ URL AND = 3- ‘ touring: eran ee as FORD—Trucks: 1l-ter worm drive: new: tm-/ ||! 1918S Reo touring. iy | . MISCELLANEOUS—We have to 5 INDEL ee a rr ge eee ee .— = ‘Dh caee a ati, alee. ‘tema —! i er. e Phone, muat t “8800 cash takes it. anv Michigan. (c) | | - - Ta. ; a ponerse . re ate Sahvery } 5 gyno hie or solid tires: mite 1918 Maxw e]] touring. et iddl re” ~ " a ™ late Oa ; E wer — in ate family; prefer location ¥ “m praeeeie: atom ell cheap, 2837 Tynch OV i R LAN {D SIX. cab; cash or terms; Ford car or body tak- | (Near Taylor.) Liga Locust at Jefferson | yg UPRIGHTS er . oe Be nag FOOD, 5 Tm er. irand: wish to eccupy July lL. Bax SB BOLIV § $330 One roo one ~ [irc naman yee esmngenees oe . ‘ } ¢ e _ _ itil j f ‘ t ; jieve ) sre AR i} qges eu oe ; . , ; PoRD— Touring, 1918 model, new, tires, de- The pride of the Overland factory; equipped{ en in. Deeds Auto Body Co., 106 8.) //!| centr: ul 7430. Forest 7470 {j}} 1 ‘ 1} ’pright. m ahogany an Lg aig pe gent! on Jrng Ba ferred indell 270 , - = ent ith phone mountables, perfect motor. 3644 Page. wht ( cg y egy motor, America’s finest iL 2th (opposite City Hal). ie Se — — arte ee aie , | Bomont °600. Central 2775. | st. is, e teacn Ut s'a ok eek : McPHERSON. a9 — — ! - ; P Tuam hoe AND BOARD Wtd hy _ couple -SPFrAGE my 58 (Apt. D a a ing eperees ‘ t four brand-new nonskid Goodrich RED MATER 2 ANIL . ii] Ww 2 pe he Rae me : . i ts ur urtrione room ot : 1 two rooms with private bath +, 025 FORD—1919, touring; I!ke new; starter | ¢ ea ch oe ’ . FORD—L ight delivery truc k, with grocer- | — = —— —w | ' . | “ee ee oatmieen tlernar onal nees. Lin , " : SRposed rooms, kitchen, Block; cheap: terms, 1041'S, Jefferson. (a1) | ine, 8 Gat Gf, Perfect comfort and devenda- | FTi hg gpecial handmade. body. Kood as | | Open Sunday ve- ||| Newby & Evans, mahogany... masa rcnnijrea: outa” optional Bos GMM Allie oSte: .bhoRe. ce FORD ~Touring, car ’ ood tires and top, at! |fect opemting condition; will demonstrate Ford ere ee ee neue — | a nings Until ii] Steinway bis keawe as as . lcPHERSON, 4508A—- Nice! irnished room:! PB Dispatch wie. ¢ mee ONiy . references rf , ’ 2 , ~ »* ‘oO ‘ . e¢ i _— " 7 i Loh } ‘ . ; ’ " "’. s . } ly itu . i se bare in. TALS aiavette av. ___(el lores tpg onnintg ln gua 3504 Olive st_| Body Co., 106 S. 12th (opposite City a ee oak i¢es - HI RER-WIL, SON CO, AV. Odo ve st. Hall), 5) | Hen ae “pahogany +. + ee : o levee: reference intel! ¢ in pritWee French faintly. riment. & reome an: mountabies, etc.; $250; terms, 2520 S| amet SN pakprartaics. semen ’ Hi , i rer a. a. Co pes FEAL EASENST 9 oR* MARYLAND. 4361A—lLarge first-class room:| breakfast: Wan pay only reasonable ne 6021. Jefferson. /PAC 0 nd two bodies: ute | | i HH) Lighte , beans. 7 eL A ‘ akfast: Yan pay is oenbaiiad _ tettores ares fos) | % KARD Lef :. iy ve i "307 podtes: Ford Trucks, Monthly Pay ments ity oa : | ns GE ene so we wear oe i hot water. electric fan: § we ml An ao ae L rench or Engiish, Box ‘ SHING "530 Secor *" RO Fuurtns. 1046: erred “running order, lp Pear Rerpenates mee Ses. “ae D | brewster, mahogany b 4 ere eee MARYVILLE, &4°5A ‘pia |! lxh?t root Post Disnatoh . rooma: 2 tn-a-dor be 00; $100 down; bargain, Morris, 214-214| PACKARD—'18 touring car; first-class con- New and used: immediate delivery; used | nn t voune lady emis “vig aermn ~ a me re & to Getehes s@iet st.. near Olive. __ fe) } _ ditton, 528 N. 2d. rear zs (4) | cars taken in trade; year to pay. 2737 Olive. | | ML ; in PLAYERS. tC le = ee | ~ RBOOMMATES WANTED . FORD—Touri war tated cy “Uned, at | REO--S5 passenger, lt VIS sediek “7900 Pe € nn- sail , a (cS) er ee i gy . ;, + ese 7 , roam. h : * ater 4 : HN e-Me ans aay } we iis co a ; 4 . PRs ANC 18-1 "ERRY -REUT gain prices; terms. ord Clearing | “sylv ania, ) —— Map soudolr ee ee ; ~ cm seminl = |-ROOMMATE Wtd.— Lady employe "es. . — —_ : fay (ch) |KBO-S-nassenger touring car, 1919 mo ane og Ford Trucks, $25 Per Month | i {yl a \ wie | JERRCUS pitt a bake, : “e ee /MARYLAND., 415% Nice housekeeptn *, room roommate, good meals; reasonable sl * Sgr: Pape P Bree . ‘ ~ ’ car, ‘the ae i - 4 fi} ia ry - ' alt ‘ couple er Q i ; ' “pe . " . le ’ if FORDS—20 tourifigs; some with starters: | splendid condition: £980g Apply Mr. Parker: New and used, large or small; immediate | eg i Autepiane . cohie pewercevece Ges naw m a: ' iplaye idol | any 2346 : a ee ee demountables and lot of extras; ~ | Mever Bros. Drue Co. (cd) | $e livery tral 928, Bomont 1126 | | . ~ fw | sRANDS, | : . 7 ; Tren ASHINGTON RBI, 40 ; terma\ trade. — 3631 bk aston, 3 ’ REO- ee ee ee a a ee ‘rome LEW! Pe nO BODY SALES CO.. 390 Olive. , Ivers & Pond, mahogany ‘ MEM s lo work Int 1OuUs¢* Meaun ont and SU BURBAN BOARD WANT ~ - : hed efficlene Yy a#part M; Pik: RSON, 4740 Furnished room, to lady 0-140. Post-Dispatch : Simmer. «all or part: « : > - > ° a ee = na ar desc Te E Lhie OEE T y aSED : ee en ee ee ~ rene, — 4 2 jens 1918 touring: original finish, 5 tires: | : | awtn » ol ana t ¥ ato oa oad ¥ b- Touring ear, 1918_ model: demount- used rivately; in excellent condition; a 8) bred Decker Bros., ebony ..... . 44 + . ’ ae a nard and] em “> faa ~ | September Boulter Sen wheels, shock, absorbers; $225. 4304 | a 800; sacrifice $575; terms. 4203 | FORD TRUC °S il Knabe. mahogany... rorwG ee «=. * tA’ : ANE poe ; AV, | Washington. fc) | JRS | paeniesnes —— a3 | » DtDep, oltaire tunning water in r lady : ‘ar-old baby, wit o- TERMAN ste ¥y ; - oe ger enemas —aicanees ; | ! - ———— ‘ muben _ ’ : . rr > ; ‘ riwy? eh } “ or ' } sé »? ’ | " hey? ~ —s . : over , - =? 4 A .* e noe a r = Touring, like new: “good tires, start-| REO 4 Touring: pega “finish: looks like | Al! styles, new and used: i-ton, 1%-ton; | || Py — ee ——_— CASH OR MONTHL Y I AY ME! ronms : Wally or weekly: phone prety yee eye Hote nase ae oe . need. to (et, ‘ _ | - ef and lights: Al condition mechanically:| new and will run just as good: don’t hesi- To ! a7 wl Tove loteli-—Nice. c , 4 wa Very reasonable. 1109 Waljton, _Apt. F.cc80) | tate to see this car, as it will appeal to you a Se meee car as tirst payment, bal | "ACCESSORIES, PARTS—FOR SALE 9 OLIVE, 8744 (el Tovar I Nice, clean! , i of other location about 20 mile # . Ji” c Lal tel | on first sight. Lat h thi BARNETT. & I, sleeping rooms; also furnished housekeeping Ra a Write or eall Cabany & RNIS )—Late model tourin excellent con-| ° r ern et us show you 8s car BARNETT ALES CO, 2815 Locust. c8) | reams i? - * pin, gf RT q ‘ dition ; demountables, ‘extras; bargain. | today; good tires everything In good order; =n nd t i . ND - RS—Good pair of front 1918 Dodge oes : : | S44 Pershing . Stews ~~ HED HOUSs 2au9 Bell. (c) | simall cash payment, balance in 12 months. OVERLAND—Truck, %-ton, closed: fine run- | | ders, cheap. Phone Bomont 431, ask OLIVE 3h97C--Two @ennecting furnished » a — —- ~ wr KER. MOTOR CAR CO 1 f ning order, $375 cash: ar 54 | | for Mr. Smalley lousekeepin eon PMasultes, on narlor | = ee i FORDS—10 Ford touring. cars, like new: : BORER CAR SD. Ut Loovet. 18 = mel aly 50 bab csastia mes Paige “ea) SPARK | INTE NSIFIER—U ¢ en oes "adulie Guise: TE tenth . a aoe SOUT sacrifice; easy terms. 3516 Easton: trade. | , Light 4, 5- passenger. brand-new Call- aka a? Se en |] von « , Q20 N\ “en Biveres:: o5- 190 familie Phone Lindell 495, , HOUSES EFL, LTS y R (e4) top. plate glass windows, newly | peg h s ‘a RUCK }-ton. ‘ures pnd genera! | | Ci value S13! 4922 N. 25th. (SH) Cor. 11th and Olive Sts : = vin “ “To ~~ “TALKING MACHINES _ refrigerator FLATS FOR RENT ee WES o TIRES-—30OO gfuaranteed used tires, - ~ ALP pater ; “~ m: ~ — pntagtanrguingtminnee bargain ever offered; $450 cash for quick | TRUCK—1-ton. with Ford en : ¢ a ; ah 9 : ' . : ( gines: cash or! 1¢ . - 1k - —— PORD--1918 touring car; electric starting sale. 4620 Delmar; open evenings. Mid) terms Kuhlmann’ s Motor Sales Co.. 311 wl 1916 Hup Youring ceeee .- 600.00 | | guins; ust seil this week 1420 N King’s § BARGAINS in used Instrument ¢r¢ ” _| PAGE BL... 4410-—-Two second-floor ront | FLAT —-! Call Penton we. : o r Pirawrt tut iy furn' 5526 Neosho. | AS ae usp ting:: fully equipped. Phone waved | ‘ees Sea . 18-18 Cass av. So ee a oe ae: meee eure 1450.00 ||| _bighwas nae new victrolas and other makes m £ eee neusSn eee INS furnished rooms LAT aad kitchenette: TF ae nm — ; R TRUCK~—-Light, with delivery body: in good | Q°0 N adate An } and up. MENGEL MUSIC CO., 4300 On:tve. . tyin fnoolans must sell: ccavaal 7 : Le, Slee = " , ¥ Touring cars; vis, ~Tei9 madela | eo condition: lots of pep: 1917 model: must | ] - Nash Roadste R EP. os : he = ’ and free trial offer. The H. Victor Phono- N4Tt (4) - . ) BAXON—6, good a& new: big bargain. Autc Hilti LOIG Neg BOO 0 be : 3 > ° aan a ec 1019 engine; in best of or-| Auction Co., 1210 Olive. “ e fe) | | > ational Touring. +++ 900,09 If, & 0 kravh Co.. 6129 Page Del. 3837. ico Ww ASHES DON BI... 3702-—Nicely furntehed ni! der; demountable rims, shock absorbers, | ~~~ sey See eaeeinacnoneaS | it 1917 Hup rouring, winter TALKING MACHINE--Small Columbia § Gon conveniences econmd flue cliet pve | le ~ LL new top and curtains, new rubber all around SAXON 61917 touring; seat covers, 5 arse: bi top RON. 00 Cc cabinet new, Saiz Clemens Apt FW RNG ON BEL 28"; Desirable roonis ee ¥ Or q SISIN Wash st. ' good condition; worth $600; take $47% ii | ~ Pi teens neeesenens . \ ) wD Cabany 58140] couple or 4 eirla Tindell 4ao SBR \i Ni - 1 ‘NO. 1140 Chestr 7250 Ww *atmoreiand »—- Touring. ~ jate model: starter. oe _terms. .4200 W ashineton, AEGIS ‘e) ai 191% Hup Chummy gs... &00.00 n . aiinanenraninnreins enna - ; : : = VE : > ~ Fiat. mr t.ome étnth ime " . ee | ; ‘ . ~ ne na ” .. . _ ~¢* > oa . ’ p 7 ‘ ‘ sox *, N 7] a" Dane - —_ , ‘ ° : - P ° “= bumper: verv fine car: $205 | O1aaL mY ST KAMER. 1017: an exception... 2 | 1916 Chandler Touring. Se 50.00 Pay gener a prah atone an l 4 nh? high A ! me eS +e honographs, $43 : ) ST. VW ‘ ~viet G ON I L. toom, new y f Varn . flatures ts 2 Paflior. eleenine po Morris, 214-216 N. 2ist at. | bargain. Horn Motor, 4376 Olive. Lindell | | , . : ie ce serenas Ge nbn be en 4 ‘oleae anf aten yh ead > nished; large and cogil, with hot and col Mulianphy ne | Market et i CORNET & e) | 17 1c Before vou purchase a used truck 1916 Allen Touring ... 400,00 | | Bal ees ee ing to slight surface mold | Kleekamp Ptano Co.? 3121-23 8. Grand. (cS) weter: owner's he ie: couple: references.(4) | — : —— ZAP Ch esiy conti fn ee | ‘ : : - alba Touring cars, io “prand- new, oo STHARNS-KNIGHT—Touring. like new; coat |‘ : e “Fy , ; wear: guaranteed to wear as represent- : _RECORDS — ' ww ASTIING?' ron. Bi., 8820-Elegantly fur- SOUTH dels; & without starters, demountable | aap F ges sell penny, $1550; owner leay- | | call and look our line over. We) | hese cars must be seen to he! «¢ ino 2850 red ané eray tubes. at & big |” | .nished Ist floor front for sleeping, multabie |” ae Sg HOUSES W malt) if wanted; incmediate delivery; ready ing: today B1i2 Ca sl - (6) | can save you 50 per cent on vour appreciated. A ny car mentioned saving Don't confuse this stock with cheap. RECORDS—Brand-new, Pe aE cnoice for 2 wentlemen or couple: southern expo. FAMMCOIS Ade / ar fiat. mrolere = “tpt > e 9 a pee. , Kubimann Motor Sale, 3112 | STUDRRAKER—is17 li “touring. De ‘ « ght 4. touring. le » : ; : is = + (6) Luxe Auto Co., 3J01 Olive st. Bomont 121. | | purchase; all a and makes, wal be brought to your home or |! | the ‘phone,’ as stock must be inspected to t today. 1414 Franklin av. _ __{¢3)| WESTMINSTER Pl., 3958 —Cool sovth | FLAT--*-1o0om. ‘node et can ewtedig } | b 2 oem. 1 -ator JRE “18 vee car, with starter and| Central 8¢0. aE eee aes (e4) ||| OVerhauled, painted, in excellent | office for inspection, upon request, | | *PPreciated at this big saving. which is well | os and phonoaraphe bought. sold and| .T0OM: private home: gentleman; $4;| conventen. uply 4107 De Tenth md preferred | tor; 4 new tires: mechanically per-| STUDEBAKER—Touring, 7-pessenger, 1918 || condition, ready for ij liate de-| | unde bligati worth vour time. Dant delay; this stoct * gy res yg oe hee sh ged references. Lindell 204° tor SIMI. fox Noe" eet; paint and body extra fine: for quick | model: gt running order; new tires , , ie ae oo bil nder no obligation. Will be closed out at once. Also a stock of — — xchange, 1000 Pine —s a “ _— : a pre imgay * 5 Wic.«iaieee will sacrifice. Call Benton 300 or 7284A Cal! 1o%2 A" ON ' . r t livery; terms to suit. He High-grade makes demonstrating SD) ____ '¢ 1s) | WEST ‘MINST. ER, 4)22- Be iroom and kitch- Ay Wag OOo LO -; “mo cory: Com 2 ' the lensing E aN a _ 7 show less than 500 miles’ use. Guaranteed se auivel, Aidreen ae 6. 2 fforson 0S. aii ew oin gon # to give cood mileage at a bie adving to you. a 4 nek 7 ' . . e | “ Y ’ 1920; with starter, de- ° NASH ST Th ‘le , fon records In the city: come to hear vour . - etl ove SF , | spent $200 for new tov and paint: has |! % 4 ill show for ttseif ; ad | . a. remels taboard shock absorbers, . > new , hb = t atin ns : favorite record. RBarthel-Duesenbere Piano WES) PINE BL, %848—Fue: inhed 2 large A. ; 3 Poor ' Ls rack, bumpers, eeat covers, lock. car this gi ghey ogg Me pg gg ed ac ie ernationa oe thie chanre Age Re see Nt. oat. A° Re £ . S See Ao SS a connecting rooms for housekeent ce vara —— rent Sit, ° - IBURSAN PROP” as pew: quick sale wanted. Call 810) $1500: easily worth $900: 8475 takes it. | MO I R O. mighty good reselling price to dealers in lots VEST PINE Al... 4015--Larege front too: vk 422- F reoma, oun parlet, 7 | | otor i ruc Ord. of ee ees te ae Kr. : fed) | po tel Delmar: open evenings. ‘e4) will please enttahlea (ne gentlemen mrivate harne ’ o-. oo 3 ‘ NIStips» LL “4 - see — YNES Trair Nn sige . , i} b , your. cu nit aes ter | e@ 20 wei will WEST PINE &S1 aii ran en hates , I wih : Two ¢ - va ¥ ais @raltw ce ng, ZNES LIGHT b es EDEBARER 6 enn {corjna: _jonka. ths Uused Truck Dept USED CAR DEPT., vil no ab ‘ora "and 0000. ROOMS and Saale sinenine vere convenience . tT s demountable w heels. ROOMS. _FOR R with garage privilege: ernall extra sleeping | ‘ ee = teat di es and all ready to give best of service: ! : ar ee oes oie a ay ; ' \ N 2. Mail orders promptly filled, Special price to fa. ENT- an ew cee room ae Se ae ae os ae - £6 Ps SHED HOtsaEr vie ce throughout: easily worth Olive 3217 (o8) fh BOMONT 634. dealers fn lots of $200 or more. Send us/~ | WEST PINE BL., 4085—Don’t miss some-. City a han” s iden!, co *) IOTOR CAR CO., 2021 Locust. ° =n: Ij your vulcanizing , ROOMS Gasineett ne furnished rooms: fine! thi Alffe beautiful oA / ~ ss ? ; a 700: our price is $500 if sold today Yahiem GLENN THK AND VUI CANIZING C j ne rent: beau ully furnished row nN. : v & Deas ee ats forenoon, (05) oter Co., 1055 N. Grand. Open evenings, 1 a ; . . Serene 2 O.. glggasion: quiet ceuple; reference. Grand’ kitchene'te: evegy conventence: phone, plano oo, hardwood floors "ein ‘ ; —_ and an ine. (c8O) i1120M, Victrola. 44) A. }. BIANKE Rn. E "?*. unguaranteed seconds NO prices given over | selections, 2c each, while they last. Call eure: every convenience venience ma enh} en. of | oor i AGF. wre Quiet : fe) nee oe |
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RS “hes olin ron on. v4" many wrens nite or ’ OO ate SS in t on KS A a y on ule tm eek Mi wed . r ut Sd. er “ a et On, ) ini 8. me ts . ad im ar MM ‘« . Rw A nt oN ae _ Oi - pe. Deibel, mat 3 N, to 8: is "s ae have | In i) .o= vine alae oa | How te ge Re h ren a res } at ing. | 5 et ~ rs, ad Cnt a ax, Foller : oe o) ote ea ¥ Jade _— ti | ¥ re » M - Cn rome ing ‘ ic br at / . aL ve A 8. atac teria Motors, ae a ration, ogee Wi coe } . 9 on wa ® o or . “ ‘ ' rahe te ‘on yee Tree ave Any non aal Ran ent Beouri os the “iowa i ies H ORE. ; Rae . bes » a nity oe : pS ‘ mt ; ss ae Ae Soe Kal 4 ane 7 .
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' ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' - : : WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1920. PM eg . : : ; j b | ee weve FAMOUS-BARR CO. .... 22. Uf - s . 4 Short sleeve style, made of blue chambray or khaki cloth. | : We have just been appointed exclusive St. Louis distribu- sen Pia sen Bcc IE AE ERE PBR EIN —-———- Just right for vacation wear. Sizes 6 to 16 years. e tors of these high grade custom-made trunks and are offering | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2in Cash Largest Distribulors of ay bg | . & & them at special introductory prices. or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. at Retail in Missouri or the West. | ee e Fa — —_ — eee 6 ke 3 Be Y/ / LAA Fifth Floor ust Arrived, a Special Furchase o es J » 4 Op Shirting’s : 66 99 . i ohair “De Luxe’ Suits) sear Three-Piece Models, Made of | l finest Imported English Silk 3} @ One thousand yards of Mohair—Silk Lined Throughout. } beautifully patterned, sat- | in-striped silk mixed shirt- | ing, 32 inches wide. This $30 to $60 Values | special price is for tomor- | row’s selling only. Main Floor = “ onalah a aeneeen te Note ae i a en oe pr ns anv ae oem | SSNS i i a nn SSS SSS SS SEE ee ee ee eee ee ag Cc eeeereeeeeeeeannsaaeaaee — ——— . SSS ee SSS * ogy eee: oe . ~~ YP ee © Oe he we eee - tt ht ih heh. ee | 2 **. _* . Pate teed +s) ee ees eee ee NNSA Cool and Very Comfortable Are These BungalowAprons | oe Wey . Sa awl | melon, oR " SX i > FTAA Tee ] i ik q For early morning wear, | nothing is quite as practical ; q We were successful in closing out and comfortable as a Bun- ar ® 250 of these. the richest-looking of all {; galow Apron. These fea- - wbiagig pin checks and woven selt White Breakfast Coats, $1.95 : Soy - | ‘: pee :3 aie “Same Mee Bae HQ . Neat and dressy in appearance q kor Summer occasions, where an evening wrap 1S necessary, fol cool evenings and ideal to slip into on warm experienced at the Northern resorts, and for motoring, these smart and ex- Suits are modeled on youthful lines mornings. Made‘of white wi ty tremely stylish Capes are almost indispensable. And here is an opportunity to in one or two button, double and sin- as ae ae secure one at a splendid saving. Also included are a number of unlined sport gle breasted effects, and express the per gee Coats of duotone and velour; very smart and desirable for immediate wear. last word in style, being custom 3 House Dresses, $5.95 hand - tailored man Bg Coats 3 Attractively made of splendid Four of these Capes are illustrated. They are made of Herringbone quarter-silk lined and having silk- | quality gingham, in checked, Bolivia, Velour and Camel's Hair Polo Cloth in shades of deer-clay, ; : . ; | striped and fancy plaids. Have i rj c and lined sleeves and silk piped seams. Seadaly adhin weds Teanda, canna brown and Copenhagen. All are lined with plain or fancy silks | come in sizes for women and misses. Skeleton vests with silk backs. Suits 3 collars and novelty belts or tie Tatra Fleer that are without question the aristo- sashes and fancy pockets. crats of all hot weather clothes. ‘ ee ee ss They are extremely neat and dressy for # : : business wear and can be worn with equal : O Ca Cr assurance for informal evening occasions. You will want one of these Suits the mo- ment you see them. Sizes range from 34 /* : yy S | Oa ; =o Se to 42 inch chest measurement, including * fis ,e fe ) NES A yO re Ol e eq UIS] es : Ceececescsesececee S ~ igen, 2 MER RS ae a ——-— —— eee resesseeeres one ~ , - o- . n re an ~ ee s ea: ra = iii we eb oe Uy a oy ‘ Bory sal ai "tur or pi _ . PT . — reiting ol Pe ees an SA! a : 7 or “ r* er . : : = ore ~ netteneatith= tanrities”- © 'anroaaelnesae 7 we np tn ens 4 oer ad Sp Ly (eee ROR FS 4 ye P Spe pe. aati Ee “ 2 nt — inom Saray Sree = 5 Ss rue —s 4 ree _ pene mae = » - poe oe = = ee ee re —— aa ve. Pay a = Je aa arenas weston e ee. ae ig Ours " a ’ S a ‘ i a I | NAAT MOREL... Te ee tt eee o = 3 eS : ~ tr — a romvong : : - ee A 5 , a ee | @ Suggestions for the traveling kit and home Ls | ion meat es Gp cron athe eh CANE, el ee medicine chest that should be particularly wel- Be mn (OP fe BAA come during the present hot spell. The follow- ? 1 | pinek: it | a_i tate ~~ fie | : : . : —— Men S Shirts 2 ° ae, A ie | | ing prices are special for Thursday only: D) Press T run k : : oo a4 | , ‘ \* . | | Odorono—60c bottle—each Thursday at aa a ae ca ) Q% 9 Or Brg 29a \" ri oe ay | Lehn & Fink’s Riviris Talcum Powder—per bottle. .16¢ $18.79 Value, Thursday, Sn 5 B39.) » 3 | N ba p! i Steed Jacmino Talcum Powder—per can alues, Thursday, $1 Imperial Crown Toilet Water—4-oz. bottle > .89 $ dD oe ee ee : . Sy , | Sa Oru ws Dy Absorbent Cotton—1-lb. roll—hospital size—pound 32c- | ip ; oe {/ | fo a ie ee pi aca eter. seein Jergen’s Benzoin and Almond Lotion—per bottle.. a ? . \/ ’s Antiseptic Cream—for bites, sunburn—tube ; @ Several hundred t Hike’s eptic ’ aca 10n. roc S Jergen’s Violet Glycerine Soap—per bar Suits that have_be- ‘ . allawma come slightly Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder—per bottle are “particu- should not be aliowed to 7 y hth; larly _ 00] pass by those who need a mussed, also odds $5. Mary Fuller Nail Enamel—50c size—per bottle being made | trunk of this character for — >>. i and ends, offered for Roger & Gallet’s Rice Powder—-white SS not of pongee traveling. This splendid _ OU? ae Thursday at this Phosphate of Sodium—effervescent—+4-oz, bottle... pet alae saving is possible because ate i) attractive saving. Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia—-per bottle color Jersey + at ” cer ee toh (a ~ be! Included are such ¢ Mothers wil! quickly appreciate the value of supplying their Sal Hepatica—30c sizo—per hottie cloth. All the , C1 caret hae Is Slight- (\ BPs popular styles as daughters with a number of these sensible, coo! Summer Frocks. Vinol—the woman's tontc—-ver bottie.. have soft cuffs and come in sizes from 14 ly discolored. frunks are middy, junior, Oli Prettilvy fashioned vet simple enough to launder easily. ; Williams’ Shaviug Stick or Cream—per tub? a strongly made and b alee ' ver Twist, Russian ug 0 . eo 0"e to 161. t . ind bound : Included are the popular Shirtwaist Dresses—high- Williams’ Shaving Scap—cake form,-1b,, 65e—bar... and come in the 36-inch and Coat Suits waist models—sm sses with waist of ity . ; piecapaibena ge yg ees Sen French Tooth Brushes—-various styles—75Se kind... White Shirts, $2.45 Size. veer ge ag? sg smocked madras and skirts of linene and Peter Pan ‘ ee ee cloth. Colors pink, Copen, green and orchid. Sizes 6 65c Bathing Ceps—various fancy shapes Made of a lightweight white poplin cloth with Fifth Floor ane ee a ee soft turnback cuffs in neckband style. ( ' . to 14 years. Third Flogr Ayvad’s Water Wings—each Second Floor Main, Floor — » On Ahan Manstliaglt ee tine. te. * See eeaes —— @ Shirts that ; @A vacation special which A ee ty Sel em et ene en a RN i i a re tt canes Seas it PRAUAWeee~neeme In the Basement Economy Store—An Event That Many Women Will Welcome—A Sale of nother 1000 Silk Poplin Dre = ena s ig tn A eh Se ee SP GS AI RIENCE TE PE A ELE TE SS a — ene aa mn 4 Pry ot ~~ a oe a PO tas —— Of the Same Splendid Quality as Those in the Last Sale and Again Offered Tomorrow at Less Than Retail Cost of Material Alone @ A little more than a week ago we held a sale of a thousand of these Dresses. So immediate and enthusiastic was the response that many patrons who came late in the day were disappointed. This sale provides them with another opportunity. | At least 30 good styles await your selection. Among them are straightline and tunie models; also attractive braided and embroi- dered effects. All are neatly trimmed and some are finished with pockets. Colors include navy blue, light blue, gray and plum, as well as black. All Sizes From 16 to 44—and There Are Plenty of the Larger Sizes * oe”. ‘ Peeper 4* “tee
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RE ET I ORR OT OREN NE REL I “RE Se a HSI a o. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1920. ) 1 ; E | ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THE ARBITRARY QUESTION. (tion for an investigation. Dr. Butler sinned away meer’ ners a octane cea _ 4 ‘os asia r O nd iPM EPCTAMT Om oH “recreates: Pate herebageenor ~~ we a Ve ,Oause I do what ; ines of each of the members of the Terminal Asso-| tional conventions will not be lacking this year we O np OOK rt >" Ses make no difference ‘n its cardinal | | if S455 Sea - \ thing to me. principles, that it will always fight | ciation and that only one charge could be made for} are told. { Pro tacaaia rth PA le Ss Ps SA ra AA C2 Z a ee ; —s i e ‘ - ’ - for progress and reform, never tol- | freight to the terminus of the lines. The railroads! The rule requiring a two-thirds vote for a nomina- { - eee ~ SPL /7 ate! wie dlncher aN RS ta ge Af | erate inju&tice or corruption, always have persistently violated the decree of the court. | tion is a corollary of the unit rule. If a candidate who 4 Ea a all SAAS ate) LIGA IOP ZG GS « OT MAS age. { fight demagogues of all parties, nev- j is 2 crys bate 9 FS 6 NOTA Aas MONG the | er belong to any party, always op- ' In lieu of this, the city might wisely take up the | is supported by a majority as small as one in a State || ED pee eo oe PS. To ae Gg 3 5 Esther Vir 9 « 2 i “ ho te Z LS pose privileged classes and public | suggestion of the Post-Dispatch previous to the latest | delegatfon can force that entire delegation, the minor-| ; bOI oh SI MM z ba a“ /V] Ai Vaal Z ff “ rw > & of the dene | plunderers, never lack sympathy | suit and enter into negotiations with the railroads | ity opposed to him as well as the majority favorable | —~ - {V A yf ~ § v. he tetsu . > » = : : | 2 ’ pan: . with the poor, always remain devot- || gor the use of the Municipal Bridge and all the ter-| to him, to cast their votes for him in the convention, DL Sa IP Or oo a 7 ' ed to the public welfare, never be J ; : ithe? A Prim « Pen 0 a oe Jose ve pecial complimet satisfied with merely printing news, | minals on fair terms which will put St. Louis on an| it is perhaps no more than fair that he should be re- | Sen ae en Of OMG 4 bees - ik ean Ra WO Ws all eookee to render 4) always be drastically independent; | equality with the most favored cities. The suggestion | quired to obtain two-thirds of the whole convention | | syn masts Br sees asad } aah ditien to the san ch never be afraid to attack wrong, _ of the Interstate Commerce Commission that the to win a nomination. . imecemmnel : ers L gp Reto ae {re veh te baie xs whether by predatory plutocracy Or | city acquire the terminal system is academic at pres- Nevertheless State conventions nominate by a bare, OY sii aed fa 10 Aa bY P Amor hy ' predatory poverty. | . * | wa re adel iy wri mMgnige, - River. JOSEPH PULITZER ent. The taxpayers would hardly consent to pur- majority, instead of a two-thirds vote, though the | wo" Sone mene , (/ N$eiNliewn mote GOR: Ras! BNE j ‘ ‘ 4 4Bu . ! eo ~ . | April 10, 1907. chase and carry the terminals for the benefit of,the | unit rule may be invoked by county delegations, and | § “ oO Fn NE pe en) we cdg tee a | Young Miss F ae railroads and the shippers, profitable as this un-| no serious cause of grievance ever seems te result. | port Nate 2s a Sa woe le net at all set ; : wo’ -. “a. sepat* ~ a @ ‘ => “ ‘doubtedly would be to St. Louis business and the| Probably nominations by a bare majority would } Rave Oe al Oe eae eee entitled to elab ! 4 ° , LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. city asa whole. The wisdom of the plan is doubtful,| prove no more unsatisfactory in national conven- anette a £ ee aie man’s opinion, | because it would finally separate the railroad ter-| tions. One difficulty is that to urge a change in the’ § persue ~ Diet — who owned mucl More Income Tax Figures. minal system from the railroads and thus perpetuate! rule applying to a given convention is always sus- ) OMEN ciseresAb rn! 0 aa OOS, i C4! ay PT pes 2 wt oes eM ae ai For three days, Be the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. a special bridge and terminal charge. The separa- | pected of being a move in the interest of some one ee epg OOF aA PRON ee eo Fale ated - | the river from tl Answering Mr. George E. Hackmann, tion of the railroads and the bridges and terminals | candidacy and arouses the opposition of other candi- eon poeta ase fase. sperm FE + lively interest ir State Auditor’s explanation of court, was the original cause of‘all our arbitrary woes and dates. Probably the only way it will ever be changed § j e e crew of fifty “bu opinion, saying “my computation takes | purdens. 'is by exempting the current convention and making 4 around the Big ( into consideration only the rate and w38 | : ; | \ | | the only question raised in this case.” | The city now has a bridge and the beginning of a) the new rule apply only to future conyentions. ; @ was understanda . : . 7 v The court's decision goes further. _ terminal system. We might utilize these valuable | Abandonment of the two-thirds rule would. be ) } a Virabe!l family. ) The Supreme Court's decision was | possessions to obtain an arrangement with the rail. | worth while if for no other reason than the influ-| ) - > waite : kind of an obse é » 1 ‘e ne 8 | y i : | | ¢ 3 ote — ts alae aest ¢ oe Sa errr roads of benefit to the city. No arrangement shouid | ence it would have for abolition of the unit rule.| } . petiole pet maphrart : the pretty young he . ; « lon i a days or 60 per cent of the year)—of this | be made that does not include at least these three| Theoretically the greater number of delegates in a of — Set thing on her mf rate 1% per cent was not in force and the | edvantages for the development of St. Louis: | ‘convention represent congressional districts, but) } Be, omyiots ? As for Miss Es = eed we rcangtindige «A ene | 1—The merging of the arbitrary charge into a st | practically under the unit rule many are forced to! | ‘ | something on tha ‘inti! Ane. 7 1919, and it clearly follows | Louis rate. misrepresent their districts. They should be repre- | | - nary guide, the the old law exemptions also apply thereto | 2—Freedom from tolls of the Eads Bridge upper sentative in fact as well as in name of the people) a i _ to the pullout ne notwithstanding the question of exemp- | deck for trolleys, vehicles and pedestrians. | supposed to select them. The unit rule permits aaa! ¢ oe c : handsome young ie Sg _ =— = yo mang a. | 3—The use of the tunnel and a central passenger | ©Ongressional districts to coerce other congressional | § Wii PAS AEF res end Boss O’Gorn e exem on S aliways:a ae 6 | ‘ re : ‘ quantity wc teat by the law in force depot for suburban traffic. districts. It tends to enlarge the power of organiza- sent Dine? is ete 'S ¢ sit a 5 ee a z. Lan : 4 & river before. . | OO ge ee ORES g ethic! Pa / > > te an. he tr Ose. for the period of time the law applies— | If the coal arbitrary were absorbed in the St. Louis| tion, of machines, and to lessen the power of the in- Y a ae asin : iia TO SR Eh TS w f soap area eto Re 2) te | if Miss Virabell 1 therefore the exemption and the rate, rate, even with a differential between East St. Louis} ividual delegate. ff Tae te : ae ae pe yh mas in her guide and tecome inseparable—both entering intO | pang gst. Lou ‘ | hae neha %. Aad +i eres. FE AO Poka. So , the construction of the erroneous tax | cede “ns nao the present arbitrary, the dif- SET eee eT eT ee : a: "Ax. Sh fee ibe ve . wh SORES * a Tarratine who bill, likewise both must enter into any | ~ es between t scuy and the railroads would be Lloyd George is going to take up farming; having ‘ ee fi; ae hs crew. But it wa proper calculation for refunding or deter-_ on the path to solution. A rate could take care of! observed h , ; - YP fe on oe CG mining the correct amount due. itself in time. Equity and competition would work ~ ss - $85 a eo ee ee bis et as) te din : ermpant Examples: ieee aaa . and Calvin Coolidge both got their start on a farw. | “sien, f f is er Pree woeful countenan Single. Married. I STEW led ) ; pnw ) Wart Tarratine. Say vour tax bill was..$100 00 $153 42 | The advantages of the other points in the develop- a ghey. 0! | The boss had ¢ 1. Deduct, if married, _ Ment and growth of St. Louis are manifest. We THE CLOSING OF A CHAPTER. ; PO phi ali : a 1% per cent on $2000 'need an underground railway and a central depot The agitation for a larger measure of self-govern- Yo arene | , ee ant | — exemption due #930 00 ‘for suburban traffic. ment, not to say independence, that has recently be- : yes . “an eiraeie 4 et ee Ws wend. above all. free ced Sonventent Yebicle and come vocal in Canada, including a demand for direct ¥ a or . . ie - ’ ; / A ‘ » 7 c aie -eesit on $1000 ‘trolley thoroughfares to the East Side. We ought diplomatic representation at Washington, appears to. , i a ‘ " . is cups @ excess exemption due ae | to have the street cars from the East Side running wark the close of the interesting chapter of diplo- 1 Sener ee a . eens t! ee ree 15 00 ...+++]into the center of the St. Louis business district | matic incidents looking to the absorption of Canada # RO eras canna en —— —- —— -— eae seamed a ; eg rams: | ti ap ‘ariona , $85 00 $123 42 pend connecting with our street railway system. | pig ee - ° _HEAT WAVES. 8 oe © 4 2 Deduct (single or | We should have street car facilities running from “ possibility of one great republic in North sent SSS —————————————— nin But Miss Esthe :% | aces’ aeattional ik Minsk Bide into Bi. Lowle om both bridkes America was seen and provided for as early as 1777, | . T her to inform B ae +* oi : = ‘ P : Ss ee 34 00 49 37 In conclusion, this much ought to be said for the when, by Article XI of the Articles of Confederation, | JUST , oe NV MIN UTE . Written for the POST-DISPATCH h 4 M 1 R R oO R which she had gl Correct. amount of ruling of the Interstate Commerce Commission. It : her Ceclared that “Canada, acceding to this con-| : ne aliens Loge ses P U B Li | & Q P | N | ON [oe ee $51 00 $74 05 |i8 about the rottenest thing that has come from ederation, and joining in the measures of the United | : listed. On the *Refund for single person $15 exempt, | Washington officlaldom. Admitting the antiquated States, shall be admitted into and entitled to all the | . Bs ea ae aairent: Eee f Pether reeolutely se additional, equals tetal refund and unjust policy of the arbitrary toll system ona of the Union.” Although the United | _ os pica IN JUNE. | reppciepe: from Marion, O., can get into print | This column is designed to reproduce witheal _ she had been abl ‘ : S . ss > poets “ , ' , | now ar > is ' | : °*Refung for married person $30 ex- and the rank discrimination between St. Louis and - sie —— at the peace of 1783 sought to| ta s praise you, June, and well they | ow that a is nominated: Jeeeadl ater eee the owe err : plained the heart etac , , a } & ury se “ami | ( riodica , . émpt, plus $49.37 additional, equals total / Fast St. Louis, it deliberately refuses St. Louis re-| py, ve ru ee were S| You stand like charming youth, a helo fair | M inion Se eat ee the day. . Ce ee ae wae Snee: refund of $79.37. | Hef. It indulges in worn-out twaddle about national! ... e ar of 1812 furnished occasion for the re- | Of sunny verdure in your perfect day; | PP oud ne gens a oe 32, _— ee aes Gov. Susep Nico! It — eee that a + ghee ee | barriers which have long since vanished from modern vival of the hope. Henry Clay declared the conquest | The fairest perfume in your flowered halr. | Le Sunt ecmuaiinaa Sail aan nae =, | WOMEN IN THE PHILIPPINES was a fugitive fro 0 Ww a or under is en e a é » IAS e- S 4s - 4 4 s sade sefund a aatiee sum so paid; any single | railroad thought and practice. It favors the rail- a aes soni We achtoved by the suilitin Ken-| your eyes aspire the distant, sunny hilis | quest of Mrs. T. D. Virden, 60, who died | EMMA SAREPTA YULE tn June Seribner’s. island and had c rson who paid $15 or under is entitled roads against the people of St. Louis and bad dis- Pi ppaseso but before the operations were fairly; Where Summer beckons oo bs prencones blue. | at La Rue and was buried in the family IT is common to find a woman managing a re a way for herse re fund of entire sum so paid. =e ‘criminating practices against clear justice. The de- “ e British burned the city of Washington as You typify the joys of life; the ills | nS wane te Bev age eee mer farm, a cocoanut or sugar plantation. Frequent. Docite Carriveau, Taed State ri clare fore yee ag cision further impairs public confidence in the regu- an alleged reprisal against like violations of the laws | And cold of Winter have no place in you. peck ane ages es tain oak ae sere ily women are sole or part owners in rice mills, off a husband by pat S aheve cpaciusion oe cantante onasinen cee zeta ot war by American forces in the nortiiern icra | 7 30% mills and similar enterprises. The equal inhet- big hotel who m | \ missions. In 1887 there occurred the Canadian rebditen. with | And. yet, in June Death's harvest sickled. Her. Gs} tance law which obtained even in ante-Spanke dian girl Taki a. i a BAN wn ny BRE Oe a te a oramnae And I, to whom Sprir eant the lift of soul Shove it along, boys! days accounts partially f , . r Cruelty in Shipping Animals. further n Spring meant the of soul | partially for the rather - unusual be Edt 4 uo Peet: Ehaneteh SIGN THE INITIATIVE PETITIONS. which oh pees of interesting eventualities, toward! And heart and voice, must sepulchre : , . ° business activity among the women of the & heaved emotions, ‘oan ait Liaising ig place where A chance to sign petitions preparatory to a use of In rion a States was plainlv sympathetic. The hopes she held, and think of June with | Phone: pant ae into the third jlands. Sisters share equally wih thelr Seay much of confeseie i= ¢ ™“ > i H ge cr a ‘ . 2 5 anr > | arte ’ . : ft see much poultry and domestic ant- the initiative in forcing a revision of the Constitution union ge pe Cenacs again Coole ts favor | ee re SLAYBACK CARPER al. are talking ne Boag bot Fe Se ~o y eae ee ie - thelr paces: Se cent maid of th . f lt¢nto ; : me 1 LINN Eu SLs y 2ER., eta . . , ; rows e care and meg : ° mals being shipped to different places, | is now being afforded St. Louisans. The namex of neve seh n “4 siete so mueh so, in fact, that. . . . him at KFrisco. A great many shrewd Demo- = ness directly into tea is oes ania ng pase ago = that she had com and their suffering in many cases is in- | but 8 per cent of the voters in two-thirds of the ae ‘ , —— n say cealnanes authorizing the Pres- | It would probably be just as well for us to cratic leaders see the possibilities of a wet proven equal to the task What sect of a woman = tense for want of water. Seems to me) Satavebdioual districts. will (tic ent to proclaim the admission of Nova Scotia, New | fortify the bridges between our own State and plank, and if the Democrats should cast Breer is she?” lias she charm of personality; is ohe , houghtless beast at | suffice for the purpose B ie , . ‘ “OT ree? ; wht Brvan out and ad PO pF eh ; i pers y; is —_ that man is rather a t 4 | put the petitions in the st. I gr ee | Brunswick, Lower Canada, Upper Canadu, Selkirk | Illinois until the excitement over the Repub- = |: I ul and at opt such a plank the Repub- || feminine* Or is she that human hybrid, & best, otherwise he would see that the_ st. Louls districts should he And Saskatchewan as states and territories at such | lican nomination for President subsides. The on iis how! for tne smelling salts as no mannish woman? Assuredly the Filipino womal ; , | people of Illinois blame Missouri for the fail- ; party has done in our time. This is precisely has much feminine charm. The matron as well eatures that God has provided for his | made an expression of the overw ; $e ort did not have to suffer the tor-| | erwhelming local senti-/ time as Great Britain and the provinces accepted an- | ) what is in the minds of st of oF. “sath ment on this subject. Here is a chance for pvubiic nexation. Wh } : : | ure of their Governor to win the nomination, |, id SE. a ee ae most of the Eastern (as the maiden has natural grace, particularly & en. the British North America act of; and they are likely to march against us at Wemecrats. S007 will display such banners aS movement of head. arms and hands. She is ust- | () | ments of hell before laying down their service of a high order with no mor? effort th : ree ~ 7 © an tiuat 7 nrocl: P . ‘‘Reer ; . = were P lives for him. But mem bi -in nr Maite é atematate. Pebitaaeben J at; 1867 proclaimed the provinces federally united in| ®!most any moment. Sending our delegation are pr og Wines Cas Carry New York, ally vivacious, but seldom appealing in manner. fereuge here will gain them ones ie ie ae ' , could not be| one dominion under the crown, a memorial was sub- over to the convention did not make the IIli- nd nobody else knows how the Democrats Even when driving a hard bargain she is affable, them suffer? Would it not be awtu eae ——--¢—____-___ - y aisat-| a delegation closely resembling one of the male ‘ ¥ ‘ movement, fre , | ses é 1osely : t ' : nt, ym tt ise ir { we should be there what they are here? fected citizens of British Columbia requesting an- | choruses in “The Bohemian Girl.” Naturally Commissioner Wooley of the Interstate Coim- ar , or 0 os © of her head to the Ba oO’ HEI Re A PRIMARY POST-MORTEM 2 ‘ NALUrALLY, merc Cc i { particularly grac eful swing of her body, expresses : Th aE, nexation and the United States Minister in London | Illinois people. who have not been over here | rce Commission thinks St. Louis should own | self-confidence and not infrequently essive- 7 me 6 sensational statement of Dr. Nicholas Murray) was instructed to urge the British Government to| much, are induced by what has happened and | all the bridges over the river here and thus | ness. She looks the whole nae in tl ay with Butler, President of Columbia University, that ‘‘a| terminate its political connection with Canada w! the appearance of the delegation we Same a reece ogre a hemo disadvantage at which we | 4 fearlessness of expression born of am Mean OS about im 1e ™ ‘ . S ‘ : ‘ : IT urse "es Pet se _ = . -—* . ’ 7 . n Chicago to imagine we are all like that. If 1G ourselves beeause of the river and which | sciousness of being perfectly able to cope with teeing | 4 u Mrs. Moyer-Wing’s Defense. the commission cannot abate. That ought to . | motley group of stock gamblers, oil an - (ss yt leet gbetaliamptaatag | moters, munitions a and Wk . mores pro-| ever it appeared that the provinces no longer Frese they once got started they would fight us with a anything that comes up to th ti f the edt b y th ‘Sieeissaproates attempt-/ fit. In 1869 and 1870 the cession was again urged in| the zeal of those who belabor the heathen. | patimicate tor a wile ae ae | . ree Ge ca “e Ml onan gl C ilatae le hey the sigatiiontinl A a © Wood, siliiiaieaaes ‘an ove tiles alain: Peers A slice We must keep one eye open for a time. me arbitrary who are always prompt to sav some- ove i. : ae 8 For four years yi thing mean about the free bridge whenever FUTURE OF CENTRAL EUROPE. little squarrel wo would not hurt to have the bridges guarded pity nae of the fact that much pub-| 6 o'clock to eat h men delegates who voted against re- jg naturally resented by C | at ) ol. Procter, manager of! tnvolved the p | ' a e ? ’ ayvmen “Y See ; ong tends © orate op ea ht the Wood canvass and by far the largest contributor Not only naa G eu ie a en | and the harbor boat Mark Twain equipped with they see an opening | | E. DANA DURAND tn the Atlantic Monthly al Committeeman, " ® ad to the Wood fund. s | xreat Britajh receive these proposals; armor and ordnance. Illinois would have had : 4 : | UERICA is just : , , of nuts around and y fair to us, both as women and as e Wood fund. Gen. Wood has himself joined with| 1n good part, but f | the pre , aiid | An indicatic : . just now experiencing & Wom . some of her statesmen even ap-| the’presidential nomination except for ot )- n indication of the downward t d the roof egates, to make an absolutely fair) Col. Procter in characterizi h Pl ss : stray py a5 — made that it be de-| “it meena sleeping with your feet at the head of the cide en and there, there was ’ ) a a. law : ary > ' | Se watanemean rs ere And the | grocery has become a or legislation, {tt has never had until recently 4 “here he could rn A. | ii ea 6 6:6. 0° £6 S-0 6 0.6 0 8's 2s 2 eee oe . , : : : Lee ié is ’ 7 ' aa y- “*e- e*seeeees .* a pow erful! labor party. Ir : 191 4 th at party put 3 a a ime .osure a ‘file realize thing to do and that was to grant the! | qxtension of time asked by the National) Ameri s { , | Ww thi eae dae te, wot ee cans returning from Cuba say the most pop- e don’t see anything there for Hi Johnson, | : Groceteria . lup eight candidate , ty Bib of his elect! e against a re- ucar thing there is the “Havana filler,”’ the price of but maybe- we overlooked it. Hi ought to be | ¢. : , Ry D ates and received less than aye : femred and ws ec oO ; , “ . See, Oe ee Fe ae + 8 REP SOS 8 Oe CORE eee 6 ee ee : : vo ee ¥¢ . o+ ie 5 : i rut Sr what we Seana: daatealen neon ses 2 25 cents “ all cafes, and is enjoyed quite as ge te raga we leaving the Wood people to | Went to commencement as sae of the high tee BD Bae i vob # \ oo tee m6 PSS HY Wweods Ww! . . Vetyer id nonsmo ers as smokers New Orleans e P acate vy 1aving Col. Proctor in the . . . . : ~ IT eR OT) t) se ing : ——? : place school here last night , . ' iii eal me )6=—6 PENS Of piace gato yr vagy (and the States. now held by Col. House Runday one but Ramet = ata og Rog minted heyy and cast nearly 122,000 ager a he would bie a : y e as fair to us as we om a ee ewe =o put up 48 candidates, of whom eight were ¢ 3 — es See to be in the case at hand and we “T shall , It , : ae a . He looked like such a Missourian that we Three independent labor n - : ae oa » ob x \ie> there wa a ai ; ob Be never forget the look on her face when may take the Supreme Court to Say wheth- could easily imagine him ve ' ys: . Seer ve , om rs : 2! epending upon the newspapers to she found me in her pew.’ said the plainly dressed | er cloth is clothing. but anybody who has corne @ Sine a a standing on the senate in the new Parliament The Reform party — See ti riwave ag J full this other side of — bi ‘wornan. “You were evidently sitting in the ae ¢ | bought any lately can say clothing ts ott +h anit ape eh ae and Olive trying to hail a Del- | which won 44 seats, polled only 173,000 vous ane came wo ‘ - aD ii iOot cioTn. ar ar . “ , } _ , ’ - =| Ss snoes é utters somethin bout tl , fy , ton ft , bs , \se- Tal. script. | When politicians fall out vet es and mu & abdout the majority in the House In New Zealand, as® : blew ’ , é : | ers get 3 i -—-New York Evening World. i dues. . thew i nerve of some people. ‘ | where, the political issue is coming to be & ‘. hhoug! ‘ ELWOOD ULLMAN JR. between capita! and labor, mated. 1 took Stes io Gx it.
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4 FE eI TAT ews pee oer een _ = —_ ne i bs zen) a te te a A RR I LL a ee a eo rem age WEDNESDAY JUNF 16. 1920 ee = — aes aid the Lady to Larry OGorman >y Holman Day » ’ WOMEN N’S PAGB _— POST-DISPATCH Daily Magazine BEEN RR ES RE aE Re RIO = “Thank heaven for that, anyway--thoug! don't know how much time he has been wast- ing’'’’ muttered Esther, hurrying towaré them “And now it's all ending just when it's begin- ning!” The lovers rose kept his arm about Zarlona’s waist. remove the arm when the courier warned, father!” Esther turned from them and ran toward the governor when he marched into view from be- the Her arms were outstretched to bar his One of the canoemen at the governor's heels grinned; probably, as a woodsman, he saw in this frantic damsel a com|- cal imitation of a hen partridge venturing all in order to protect her young. “You must listen to me, Gov. Nicolin! that he is a fine and noble young man.” “You know, eh? How long you know him?” ' inquired the governor, trying to avoid this de- fendant, who danced to and fro in front of him “His looks show what he is—his looks are enough!” insisted Esther. “You don’t dare to sav that he is not good.”’ The governor stopped and held up his fora- finger. “All I say about Tomah Dana is this He is not the one | have picked to be the hus- band for my girl. And my business is no busi- ness of yours, mam'selle, whoever you may be.” _ Some He was calm again and stoically true to race; The hook nosed man addressed the father with; that calmness and a certain menacing reserve 'a rapid sputter of patois. 'had more effect on Esther's mercurial nature than Miss Esther interrupted. ‘“!l understand even)! any wordy blustering that would have matched that kind of French perfectly, sir. And I am) her own methods of attack. He looked past ber not a cheekly, silly fou! I am talking to Gov.! and addressed Tomah. Nicolin. Sir, do you refuse to allow your daugh-| “Il have told you that ter to remain me?” | girl, eh?” tt fm “Yes.” “Won't you please let her stay?” “Take your hand "oe: The lover obeyed. “But she “Zarlona, here! Come here!’ river—’”’ She went slowly, her arms across her cvred, “My daughter is not a guide!” stumbling along the rough ground. “I tell vou that I have hired her!”’ | “We understand, Tomah Hanah. We are men. The governor's black eyes glittered. Miss Vira-| We must not let a girl be foolish and shame her bell found that even a Tarratine could talk when; home and make a father break his word. J ain his anger drove him into speech. ‘You listen to; your governor. If I don’t command my home, You talk foolishness. My girl has run away |! cannot set example fot the people. You un- from her good home. She has shamed me and’ derstand. You obey. You are man lifs me!” herself. Do you hide her? Where?” Miss Esther listened closely and-surveyed al! ing “en couple of Injuns for summer pets,” as | “But im not hiding her,’’ said Esther, ation the details of this exposition of trival autherity, his thoughts put the case. He pried a bit. ee | | dated. This Indian, certainly had plenty of fury, | this” gurreader supreme comand this up- Suther frankly confessed that she considered | . though ne lacked feathers. | derstanding between men. There was gricf tn Se Se Gilles anviody tiust love.” 12 tee thee ten ‘i » tine end noble young man.” Betas will be bad for anyhoay who hides her. | her there was a wrinkle of disgust across ; ; | She is to be married. This is Docite Carriveau,| ke» pretty nose, there was a curl of indignation the man for her.” : | at the corners of her red lips. Esther’s resentment touched a goad to her cour-; “Men!” she scoffed. “You are breaking a poor age once more. “You ought to know better than | girl's heart, and you're all swelling up as if you to marry off a dear young girl to an old man!”’| were proud.” Gov. Nicolin opened his mouth, but he shut it.' Zarlona was passing; Esther reached out and As soon as the canoe came closer | He swapped a long stare with the hook nosed| snatched the maiden irto a c'me embrace. to her—the paddlers taking advantage the | man. Then he growled away in a language that | To Be Continued Tomorrow and Friday and eddy drift by keeping close to the shore—she/ was not French. Concluded Saturday. perceived that one of the passengers had a hooked “I suppose that is nose, and her dislike for that person was imme-; Esther with all the serenity she was able to 3 oe . ae diate and instinetive. His companion an| muster. “I don’t understand that language. [| Begianing 18 next eae) ee elderly Indian, but wore a hard and a! hope what you're saying isn't too impolite!” : Van Valkenburgh’s butterfly bow and store clothes and, therefore, It was evident that the talk had something to! distinctly affronted Esther’s conception of the fit-| do with the whereabouts of the fugitive daughter. | F hl Hy by Elizabeth Jordan I'm not she de- “What's the world coming to? And | the least bit afraid of him in that rig’ Clared, her sole auditor a kingfisher who had just swallowed a minnow and who agreed with | her by a cheerful rattle of “whir-r-r chir-t-r!” But her heart was beating fast. “If he had feathers on his head, like vou, fish-bird, instead _Of his ridiculous hat, I'd never dare to squeak at him, romance or no romance! But now ‘ oF or ‘tis all abowit the ladee fair who strowled acrost the green, - Most bewtifulest ladee fair ‘twas ever, ever seen! ‘gays she to me. ‘O, bow ye down" And sure I bent my knee, Cause I do whateer a ladee says when she says a thing to me.” —By when they saw her. Tomah He did not “Your Larry O Gorman, the Woods’ Poet. a a MONG the attentions humbly paid to Miss Esther Virabell by Boss Larry O'Gorman | of the depot camp of the Great Telos Com- | pany, he introduced what he considered an es- | ae Ne. oo pecial compliment by obligating the red-headed | — MSE a Sa eh in her tone, but her eyes were on the reassuring cookee to render a ballad—fifteen verses in ad- | | DiS ) : ABI hat. “Pardon me! Are you Gov. Eusep Nicolin?” dition to the sample which opens this tale. The | He did not as much as touch a finger to that gong 8 very popular all up and down Wild | mat when. he ould a River. ‘ | for something with which to prop her courage: Young Miss Esther, though she was plainly | quick resentment helped her a lot. The paddlers tae eet up in her own estimation. waa | | halted, finning the ash blades to keep the canoe entitled to elaborate deference, in Mr. O’Gor- | er: # man’s opinion; she was of the Virabell family, “who owned much stock in the Great Telos. For three days, now, she had been coming down the river from the big hotel as if possessed by a lively interest in the work of Boss O’Gorman’s | crew of fifty ‘“‘busters’’ who were toting supplies | around the Big Carry. Such attention to affairs ; was understandable and excusable in one of the | Virabell family. But if Mr. O’Gorman was any kind of an observer—and he thought he was— | the pretty young colleen from the city had some- | thing on her mind, outside of supply “toting. | _ As for Miss Esther's guide—there certainly was | something on that guide’s mind! It was no ordi- | nary guide, the one who paddled the canoe daily to the pullout near the, camp. That guide was a handsome young girl from the Tarratine tribe— | end Boss O’Gorman had never se@n her on the river before. : | she quaver abreast where she sat There bit of a When the canoe was raised her. voice. Was a hind alders. as if way. “VYer!:’ She was I know . +++ * “+> buat sani: BESTE } ' (itty Wy Mm | yy Was 1} Mt AIM itt HM 1)} ; } ii if AGGK willl } NG NAA) wee tent re ae So os 3 aa ae = —— = Pi geet fait at | “IT suppose vou are up here looking for your \ gS SUES == . 3 es Pratt ateiitte 4S daughter!'’ Miss Virabell lifted her chin and gy Hg IT strove to present the most approved air of aristo- hauteur, as she conceived it cratic See She weaee Fem O90ee See: - +. person! Esther decided to be blunt along with him. “I have to inform vou, sir, that I have engaged vour daughter as my guide for for all the) time I expect to remain at the Wild River house. weeks, “Yes!’’ This governor was a blunt ace tae Seiss: : . i a io am. ; + > ++ 44 +++ + + S333t3 : Sesea« well, probably.” \ 7 i\Vii lil 74 \\\\ | \ ‘\ W\lh Lh} \\ Vi WA\ \\ | | wilh} \\\ A ‘ \\) \ } \ you could not have my with from her.” 2 + i" 4 1 ++ ‘ + 7s *% tt +44 ++ 4 +4444 33 Miss Virabell was showing uncommon interest | ' in her guide and in young Tomah Danah as well, a Tarratine who was a member of O’Gorman’s | crew. But it was a question in the puzzled Mr. | @Gorman’s mind which was exhibiting the mcre | woeful countenance, the Indian maid or the stpel- | wart Tarratine. | is my guide—I must get back up ++ +4 TOPPA Te OOF He 4 44 repetenant + ‘ +++ ++ +> ; t > Sitthistity i! § t tt4ttiy i Lt The boss had discovered early that Esther was = - Muy” w y “a * , to . o- ~~ than ail Worse than teeth ‘en their (jreat eases not to Happy thing cried dreadful! friend'” By Sophie Irene Loeb. ne The matron as well little chopped onion: then add galt. These little incidents gave me con- house in the woods, a little squir- Grace, particularly in i hands. She is us)- | ; ™ is adf ‘er “. ; °° re- ‘rand a few bits of is is an important part of his later IL gm meee nee ee OO asked Peter. . | ] i See ve ry dreadful, ! 4 as nercel See Fn bates wing happiness or suffering. He comes | “Yes.” replied Old Mother Nature. | plied Old Mother Nature tut it is |é : sugar; re. ~ S@l has built his nest in a corner or the house just over my bedroom. ppealing in manner. gain she is affable, : , 2 | ty oe > Ww wholly his own fault. It shows what | peat with another layer of crumbs, into the world with an inheritance) ‘He is in deadly fear of one whom |v ; | gost die iwhich we cannot alter, but with an| By THORNTON W. BURGESS. 'you all fear-—Shadow the Weasel. | happens when one becomes dishon- | tomatoes and seasoning until dish ts For four years every morning that little squarrel would start about 5 or not lack. tvery ‘equipment of which we can make, ‘One good thing I can say for Shad- | est and bad at heart. Tomorrow I'}] |full, having the top layer tomatoes § o'clock to eat his breakfast, roll his bf her head to the not of her body, expresses ‘the very best possible use for him low is that he never misses a chance tell you about some of his cousins | With bits of butter fake well with Siderable food for reflection. How); | eae : ; ; ote mar ‘onl cence nme | ete ae bad.” cover on dish. when nearly done re | while he is helpless. Robber the Outeast to kill a Rat. Wherever a a pitiful creature for huts around and then scamper across the roof. requently aggressive- 4 > ive “g ‘ » fi “ ‘Copvrigh 1920. by ? ve cover and let top bro . many such trifies have given great A baby’s mouth should be washed igo he can follow, and when he find opyright, , no . I wn Is a single pleasant or kindly word. HEN Old Mother Nature,clared Old This little nest he snugly built be- orld in the face with born of an inner con- party anG we have just sngerd | with sterile water, that is, water! "Tis a colony he hunts them unt he has | em Gene, taiiking we would at- ‘that is certainly pure, boiled or dis- killed all or driven them away | a W scicea if any one knew of|]in summer he out into the | they M - C whom she was speaking when | fields, digging burrows there and do- | number a « © tween the eaves so that. it could not ' be seen. Several times we endeav- orn yurup p4 y able to cope with tend to them some time. | etilled, tw ice A day. ¢ rown- up fin- | Wh he *T) tood becomes scarce ! she said that there was one member |ing great damage to crops, al80/not hesitate to swim 4 | red to find it, but without success, No matter what kind of table syrup you've been using, In every one’s home there are some} and his family such trifling things as this that give}! make long jourtr endless trouble and annoyance, but! | of them together of the Rat family who was anything | killing and eating any of the furred | may Me in their way.” ‘but a credit to it, Happy Jack Squir- j}and feathered folk he can « atch, He) never seen Robber rel replied promptly. “Robber the|/is not fond of the light of day. His | kind of a tail does he have “8s the hole by which he entered was| ' fer from the place that he made his| , " ; home. a pleasant surprise awaits you if you haven't yet tried JUST RIGHT, Corn Syrup. It has a flavor that simply can’t be duplicated. Pure and healthful, too. which we do not realize until some stream day they are brought forcibly to our attention. Brown Rat.” said he. ‘“‘I often have }deeds are deeds of darkness and he | Peter. iseen him around Farmer Brown’s| prefers dark places. He has very | oem barn. Ugh! He is an ugly looking llarge families, ofter 10 or more How I suffered from sleeplessness But have you ever stopped to con- 4 = can imagine. Every time I | sider that it is such seemingly small | © of it to those about, they . ] or of occurrences that really enter into ; my little people Order a can from your grocer today. whom I am thoroughly ashamed.!Great World, and why they do ‘ : 'There isn’t a good thing 1 can say}much damage Thev destroy more! THE AMOS-JAMES GROCER CO., ST. LOUIS jabout him, > # These are the | fellow.”’ babies at a time, and several fam- | laughed it off as a joke and the/ one’s disposition and make one ir-) ati la Wit ih Hil | ) not one.«_gln the first | place, . : °° Take Tablets without Fear if you see the ‘‘Bayer Cross tat not whom unheaia Rob move Often 1eéVs, a great They do that EUROPE. > Monthly. Periencing a wave ot Vi hat Was accomplished s we had set before bject peoples in the Now the dual’ Em- es are shared by six what has gone to is in the throes of ple an@ beginning to our enthusiasm for adependence was well will show, however, old Empire was in- te result will prob- ral Europe is full of a unit, yet astound- od there today is bad [Empire had to be, but bomething akin to if, et slowly be bullt uP ity was a force for must now build upon time must begin (t? broader foundation. nfe this paradoxical can they adopt a ra- Mother Nature.” Often | on moves ber What ’ asked ‘I’ve unbearable trifles | with, thinking that and letting them ’ + Pee ULAR yO ARIE A Ne ALLE AL CA ON RM Ae AA. LEA Na A a ante me would Na wis might ‘have known you that.” laugped Old Mother ture “It is long and slim and no hair on it His fur is coarse, harsh, and is brown and gray He has a close relative called the Biack Rat, but the latter is and has been largely driven out his | , ASK he is the the SO they are only trifles, just as ugly as he| looks,”’ replied “That is why his ‘go at that. Qld Mother Nature. branch of “He is one of i'family has managed to overrun of ‘ oie ‘ Srniaiier©r, Dv Se ee ee oe a ee er i % “Just Right on the Label that Wwe put up “And ‘flies in a year, | thing was forgotten. -itable? he doesn’t belong in this coun- try at means Quality for the Table, * But early in the morning, ust | If you were to be asked the cause! when I wanted to sleep the mo l of your irritation, you would hardly Was disturbed. ] egntinually put off believe that it was Some petty mat- al] es saved Sitio | - doing something about it, forgetting ter with which you have been daily - etry bois tage ys ; = » alwa z ae | to be here. tie was brought here by y8 that the morning was t0O|-onfronted—a matter that could be Iman and now he is found every- tome and that the disturbance would adjusted in s9 short a space of time | where. He is sometimes called the | | come just the same. ‘ever se i. Seeigiata ee ‘ mpi @Thage a | and forever settlec |Norway Rat, sometimes the Wharf, _ Came the day when I could bear it; jyst think of it! For four years IT | Rat and sometimes the House Rat. | Ee longer. There were hours of en-!| came up to the country and passed 'He is hated by all animals and by | man. He is big, being next in size ito Jerry Muskrat, savage in temper, igen a reed wakefulness, and I deter-|the night there. My rest was miser- | "mined that not another day should | aply disturbed because I did not take) e League of Nations litical development of ine that develop- with the forces that IK POLITICS. is famous for its l@- had until recently 1914 that party put ved less than 27,000 it had become the ‘of the organized 122,000 votes, It eight were electes. mbers also obtained The Reform party. only 173,000 votes, party an absolute New Zealand, as else- coming to be a duel | Pass unt!) I had found the exact place | €nd had made Mr. Squirrel move his | | Sbode elsewhere than over my bed-| - Feom. Theda I finally did go to work, de- ined not to quit until I found it, * Was only a very short time until I 3 adhe the exact spot. We took 4 ‘Out the nuts, put them on, the roof “pape he could get them, and nailed ‘MD the inclosure, presuming that he bs ' ! ae 9 i realize that he was dispos- d and would go to live in the. — woods where there are thou- o7*Nds of places for him and where my Would not disturb any one. ey. Als there was a door in the cot- t alwaye “stuck.”’ Everybody , came would pull at it, but yy for getting it fixed was foreve: } Off lluw many people suffered, momentarily, cannot be esti- It took a carpenter 10 min- e eax iu. the | getting at the time to ascertain the cause and eliminate it. There is the philosophy of it all in _pushed into the tiny mouth. gers are too big and clumsy to be ‘should be made by twisting sterilized ' absorbent a» nutshell—to find the source of the) ‘trouble and get rid of it. case with Very the people. is this also with Not things, only but the that cotton firmly around of a wooden toothpick, end sO it will not come off easily, this the baby’s mouth should be gen- tly often people for years live next to) neighbors that they do not like and | then through some unforeseen occur- rence they have moved away and found a great sense of relief. Often one has to deal with another personality he dislikes very Yet somehow one does The thing to do \ hose much indeed not shake him off ‘ix to put out of one’s life people and ritate may only he of things that Happiness the and eradicating 1t. The same old “ounce of preven- tion” will save the “pound, of cure” and will preserve the peace of mind, attained by unhappiness root ‘ounce of water may be used. treatment does not cure the mouth | ‘particular what it ‘be clean or unclean. |mouth. If in a baby's | mouth fro but thoroughly cleaned all around the gums. If the mouth is sore at all a solu- tion of boric acid, in the proportion of 10 grains of boric acid to one If this a phyisician should be consulted. Good teeth are a most vital ele- ment in good health. Indeed, learning to think they may be the most vital, and a foundation for good teeth is laid in infaney in a clean makes a great difference life whether his mother knows engugh to take care of his m the very beginning. (Copyright, 1920.) and with l with homes we are | ay ‘would ‘ ound! dirty in habits and the most destruc- x itive of all anmials. He is bad all lie is so bad he had outcast, Which means that will have anything to, Rut he doesn’t seem through. an one him come no care “He lives chiefly around of men because easier for him to steal. is stolen. That hKobber. He eats we ae sorts of things, anything he can find’ and isn't is or whether it lie gnaws into Ile the grain bins and steals the grain. gets into henhouses and sucks eges and kills young chickens. like nothing better than find a nest of your babies, Peter.” Peter Rabbit sh! he sticks to the homes of men, vered " said be- | ado |} to the | there it is'| All his food is why he is named | | at all} He | to | “I'm giad | “But he doesn’t altogether,” eu] For Headache Pain, Colds Neuralgia Toothache Earache Lumbago Rheumatism ‘‘Bayer”’ Insist upon a “‘Bayer package,’” which contains safe, proper Directions. Proved safe by millions, introduced Aspirin to physicians 20 years ago. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but a few comte—Larger packages. 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ft Caer TP, PDO SCT dik, Se aH a a a to ign pelle im ae adie le ue won nd ae te aay: ee es " ‘ nae 4, = Rae captickacaial . Yi fe pc mg ae nee hrm ot : wat BE ae paar oF repttctenienaDdabnnaedhin stiri re AP A ALIN ORE COLE, -v- Ys Mllnayyp Yum Ee pa ed COMIC PAGE — JUNE 16, 193 a THE FAITHFUL OUIJA. oe TELL ME, OUWA, MORE iF | SUB THE OWNER OF THE TRUCK THAT HiT ME,WéILe | WIN?P WE, THE JURY IN THE CASE O P. FISH VS. THE KNOCIXOUT TRUCKING COMPANY, DO HEREBY AWARD THE PLAINTIFF DAMAGES TO THE EXTENT oF $9000 SHAITE, OUINA, GivE ME Your. PAW, THE COURT RETURNED A VERDICT IN MY FAVOR FOR $9000. WHAT DID You MEAN. ta) A _ PWouLd Win"! ee ae ee ee + “v TL Gila, | — = Sey \ By James J. Montague. TRUTH THAN POETRY JY CAN SARELY J RECOMMEND DR. SPIVVINS HeEYE LASH AH REJUVE NATOR-j Aa a ' Vea \———r a ene ct A CHANGE OF HEART. I mind that in the days of old A certain spite I used to harbor, A certain grouch I used to hold, Against my soft-voiced friends, the barber. He knew that I despised shampoos— I always savagely repel them— He knew that tonics I won’t use, And yet he’d always try to sell them. He’d talk about my thinning hair, That tactful people do not mention; He’d make a bald spot here and there A subject of verbose attention. And every time the barber shop Became a bit subdued and quict, He’d say, “Your hair is gray on top. For half a dollar I can dye it.” How often I have longed to rise, And in a burst of indignation, Pour down his throat his dopes and dyes And thereby end the conversation. But when a razor’s poised above One’s neck—a blade of deadly kecnness— It’s best to be most careful of A temper that inclines to meanness. But now my barber’s on a strike, My disposition is more mellow; I do not hate, I rather like The kindly, gentle-fingered fellow. He clips my hair and gives me shaves, But holds with me no more.communion, And I’m rejoiced because he saves His conversation for the union. FAX SE wr > SUNACCOS TONED = AS 1AM TO . PL BLIC A ——/SPE AKRING— at g . ME — f re NEXT — Let the Wedding Bells Patience. | » There was a young man from Calais, | Yeast: I understand you called on | Ring Out. On the flute he endeavored to plais, | Bender today? When discouragement came, | Crimsonbeak: That's what I ald. | He would always exclaim, “And did he take you into his con- | “Ah! but ‘Rome wasn’t built in a/ fidence?” dais.’ ’’ “He did—and into his —Notre Dame Juggler. | Yonkers Statesman. JOHN WHY OOAN'T ~wwou GO OUT ANO COLLECT | cellar.’’— | are. ME : > NEXT LOOKING ON, soon parted. (Copyright, 1920.) | ESPECIALLY FN CAMPAIGNS, | Eo Russia hasn’t been admitted to the! An altruist and his money are. al League of Nations, but she knows | The >mbers ‘le Mast« 'where all the knotholes in the fence | Phe he me Cre of the Juvenil st ANOTHER OUTRAGE. Ctl anh # I oy Fas 8, CASS aE ae 5 - *, > “fz - >= - - ae - > woe 2 * sy mf } eo, ~)« By “gs “41h Copyright 19207 »dons have resolved that this movement for the abolishment of billboards is nothing more nor less than a clever piece of propaganda for SOME MONEY ? AIN’T IT AWFUL TO ANTICIPATE SOMETHING AND THEN GET IT IN __the destruction of their backstop. THE NECK?—By BUD FISHER. (Copyright, 1920, Vy b ON THE LEVEL, JEFF; You Look FUNNY! WHY, THAT SvuIT’s BIG ENOUGH FOR BILL TAFTS WHERE'D ou GET Tee Hee, I WONDER WHERE JEFF Got THAT BATHING SUIT. HE LookS LIKE A COMIC VALENTINE! “WAVE You TRIED? ee p. But SIZES TOO LARGE FoR ous D'DYov HAVE YWouR EYES SHUT WHEN YOU PICKED IT OUT? IT’S TEN NOPE, X SAW It WAS TOO LARGE, BUT L WANTED iT LARGE. NOW I Got tA ADMIT I Got STUNG: c* a a ~ . MM {if a fh CREAM! BHOW HY A Lites. TACT! | MAKe USE EN How po YOu KNOW “THAT MONEY ‘1S HARD “YO COLLECT | | ii) hy. \ rt \ Oy es . Y ' © 1080 ov Kms Fearvecs Qrmmcars a we bil ES a 4 oo Oo - - C+ - os Eo ee ee ee ee —_—™ “SAY, POP!’"—«IT’S A WISE FATHER WHO KNOWS HIS OWN CHILD.”—B; or Ti et CANT HAve (T] Zee > CANT HAVE (T ——— Yow -w! GIiMmrr, T7111 UL LL Lee bl et AA ; : I 5 4tmMmMn, Mt FH We Gimmie rt -C. M. PAYNE. H. C. Fisher.) ' | (Copyright, 1920) | | Binks (coming Prices ARE DOWN AT LAST. Now 1 CaN | oie | BECAUSE YOUR. A EL MILLINER ANO DRESSMAKER ANO HAIRORESSER HAVE ALL “TRIED “To COLLECT SOME FROM ME! “THE REDBUCTIOCA) SALE (ACLURES FUR CAPS, ICE SKAKes, RED FLANNEL VAYBER- WEAR, Boot-JACKs, CAMEL HARNESS. SVU SPEN SIOA) Ma sy a EGYPTIAN MUMMIES, SNOW SHOVELS, EAR MUFFS, LIGHTENING RObBS, cINIL WAR UNIFORM S, LAs+ YEAR’s TELEPHONE Book, CORKSCREW s ADD PHOTOGRAPHS OF / \ THe hg ° - CZA oi RUSSIA, a IKE, witacr IS He DEFIMSTIOA) OF A PRIZE (4 PRIZE FIGHTER Mike Wht “TRies AWA FROM “THe | \ \ ae ae) » »'S A MAas Al, aa Pull ~ - me ~_. . ~ ae _ — MIKE S1IKE-THEY LOOK ALIKE ——— a Honesty First. | “No.” said the old man, sternly,“ |} will not do it. Never have I sold any thing by false representations, and@ | will not begin now.” “ | Helping Bridget. = | Mother: Why, Bobby, how cleag ‘your hands are. ai | Robert: Yeah, but you sh have seen ‘em before I helped Brié- get make the bread.—American Tl | gion Weekly. of theater? Why did everybody cry during @® ‘death scene? They must haye knows, that the actor was not dead. ; Jinks: Yes, that was just Jt Michigan Gargoyle il —— a ee New Favorites. “What has become of the ee editor and the snake editor s 4 ‘used to be so busy?” = “Been supplanted by the outs 4 editor and the jazz editor, I mise.’ Louisville Courier-Journék ‘S ee A Stock. Chaser. A jocal manufacturing concern cently advertised In the papers for 8 “stock chaser” in the purchasing de | partment. a | Many answers were + cetved, one in particular shows i the tere ‘conception of the to’. for he @ “I think I am quaiified to fil i> {position 1 see vor. advertise In GF |News, as I've been a farmer alk od | life.""-—Indianarolis News. a An Atlanta hueband, having ‘fended, came home the evening eal _ the quarrel with a parcel under / arm. | “Darling.” he said to his | “look here, I've got something @ for the person I love best in all world.” | She came forward with a shru® | “Humph! What is it?” she .~ “A box of stogies”’—-Canadian ss There are people who, instead of listening to what ts being a ‘them, are listenjng already t@ Wes. they are going say. a j . for us tn aes ke SO Lat aa By the Washin of the Pi COLUMBUS, ¢ M. Daugherty, m ing campaign, to correspondent tc Harding disbur were $1250 to W and $500 to E. | gas City. “Here's how | said Daugherty. use Missouri as 1 West. We knew satisfied with wanted some W support. I had ' sourt Republican their names, bu was one of then ington in Decemt felt friendly tows I hoped they w selves in his car “Louis and talked Babler. They 6a ing, but made no him. Babler, I Lowden, but I th been more fot didn’t ask me fc Conversatic “I said to Co anybody I'd rath wish would wow dedge around ov where we can & ll give you a ¢« cover expenses. wrote a check 1 the $1000 to pe hie investigation - from time to tt dent that the! there were for Cole waen't§ fi change the situs not to make a Kansas ‘ity dis the truth, I whether we wer "The money | Western headqu publicity and so made in the We “Things work Missou! Lowden helped | when Lowden w could the Misso cept to Harding turn out that w a nickel was s¢ from the item promise was mi delegate or an Missouri. Cole’ is clean as a he Daugherty Cole had return: Will Gla “No.” he said, Pay back the m insist on his kee er all of his exy penses were mo giadly pay the < Explaining th at the convent! the idea was fir of the running “ ing votes were Until the latter over Wood. Lo’ Slaughtered by delegates the o while the Hard Up steadily, #0 would show a et Daughterty p to of the concve slip showing w! each of several | Gown to deliver on the first bal! ond, four on th fourth and “all! ftth The fifi Was the same in Fach Harding copy of the bat! mitted them to “he variaus dek Yas well exect Wood were whi ther; Hardin ‘mally the bree hominated. “Waan't some