St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 22, 1920
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— we Lew ete i ate Tn ea Pe + (s oe ‘ ~ - eo ” Tit Fie ‘oe y Pats ee: abe Re ee ri aa J 2 ee es l= Avo Ae é : ee “ ; ise, 3 ee j et *, ke e + . e Le ee es ee gee ees en Oe ee ee ¥ me Ps ; ae re ee fn \ mee 91.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH [ame June 20, 9068 The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With ; CS CARDINALS’ BOX SCORE oon ig “ ~ ~ “ posted - —— - ~_- - — _—— ’ . ig _. , 4 , ’ : 1] . . : . u : ‘Pp ‘ - le P = Riv the Associated Press ave been levied at the rate of 42 of therefore, corrections should ' By Leased Wire From the New York . -_ LONDONDERRY, Ireland, Jun ne AsSsot es i . - ° ‘ ~ ye > ee “pe ‘ bs , _ . . , : 1 per cent and after Aug i at the tnade and Vou are requested Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. ‘WASHINGTON, - =: “(Civil wat continued today, wits . WASHINGTON, June 22.—Bain- | .,..,.6..¢ ; a . Bae ne- 2 Sen: : ; . . . . ; sors rate*of 1%, per cent. Phe Court, make them in accordance with the NEW -YORE, JG@me 232. The fact Jat aie 5 one more death, bringing the total Business Buildings Demolished at Latter Place tor Harding. the Republican presil- list to eight. Troops were protecting Se ae ee ee a eo ge Barbe ge ee LMWH > t thgetete > J > >, F SS ‘Cr ti , 4 St y! a} . : 4 ‘ir ; “ ; } ; ; bridge Colby, Secretary of State, on! however. did not mention exempt- above-mentioned aecision of that Joseph Bowne Elwell's home TT R leaving Washington last night for the tons Court. To simplify the matter, | as dential cafididate, told a deputatipn | S0™e Of the principal streets this —N mb f B h Ww ' : (‘ollector Koeln has ‘# rarded . ; iors i Was tenanted (almost certainly he a” afternoon, but enough firing was u er 0 fac 0 Ns eport Democratic national convention, .oein has not forwarded have decided that, since vou have of sul fy rists todav that. while 1¢ & ‘iS was Eo- | Gi acts Dna! to the Siate Treasurer any of the in- collected the tax, yo hould figure’) himself was there) shortly after 2 , ing on to terrify the citizens and Mi I : P where he vw ul AC t na one ot P) esident « % i *d) ‘ © ¢ P| a .» \f u S LOU beurre 2 . + rith ’ . = : att. e 4 S] S k d couldsnot, With pro} J iely, atte mpt ae) keep them indoors, resulting in 4 inor OossesS ight hoc at asa ena Wilson's spokesmen, declared he fa-| Come tax collected here, as he be- the corrections, make the refunds,' o'clock on the morning of the mur- , | : forem any State to expedite action stoppage of all usual activities vored indorsement by the convention i l¢ ves that some individual SOOnS: and take creait lh you! Sé ttle Tii¢ nt for idler, Was ent ablished definitely Ves- ,” b e saa ‘ ‘ S ] pp I ; d of the League of Nations, ‘‘certainly © later will file suit to determine the refunded amounts, ‘by error.’ fede ; og the women suffrage amendmen’, General suffering is expected if —=—SCvera ersons nyure . . ' ring "She > ‘ . ; > ; «2 ee > o> “~ « . . . “s) .* aN A ’ ; t A P oe ce ] »| Ve ‘i 1Q a d ~ ‘ "> Wr without any reservations that are whether the « hang in exemption: Please make your remittance in ; ; awe would recommend ratification f SS oe foodstuffs are not re nullifying.” legally could be retroactive. time to reach the State Treasurer A telephone operatoi the Co- : as ht hi ) sumed soon. Mail from the morning ee Bers : ‘ p ‘ . ol - ' , , state autnority sought HiS Op) | een; ‘ae tak , : Secretary Colby, who will attend The total State incdfie tax levy before July, 1. lumbus exchange gave full informa, : | seg pio train was taken to the postoffice by By the Associated Press. : ion. a military escort, but was undeliv- : -- _ ———- ) the convention as a delegate from — ger parties aN anes = ='tion regarding two outgoing cags : . a - « > . . . . , . ‘ ‘ 4" 4" ‘ ‘. " = be : . : ** . Delegation of Women, ered, as the postmen feared to ven- LOS ANGELES, C'al., June 22. Los Angeles railwav olf ials the District of Columbia, and whe 7 he Elwell: number. which’ ‘s t ct of mbi ind who M'AD20 WILL RE PLACED IN ' INCREASE IN FOOD from the Eiw 1 nen ber, which | The nominee's views were pre- ture on the streets. announced that a slight earthquake at 10:30 a. m. today put its has been mentioned in connection Columbus 9689. between 2 and #:30 : , aK ; : ( ross-¢ hanne!] sallings have been er oe at NOMINATION, JENKINS INSISTS PRICES IN + LOUIS Reortiesecy : a Re ee Se na ae suspended. Several boats are lying, PO’ eF plant at Huntington Lake, 20 niles east of Fresno, out of ‘ ; vis ime ae ‘ _ ; you and your party will do to en- power iss now in your hands. the inerg@se was 20 per and was checking up on the day'! Miss Alice Paul, chairma because fhe elections of | have turned: a blind eve to refusals and AS Supe rintendent was ttfe only de munitions frains Those found 3 % 1 eee etme ewe —. . wc ‘ . : ; : a ti , : troop trams, a col f lic | an Tirve irecles, at Venice ia bench resort “a ro . tr hy o and ended so that tiie Pass qt tO wSSUMmMe Wie to live The driver of ‘cur delegated all his autherit' , President coo ecu Sie siati: mca ail om . ’ . . ° , es after ieaving tne Midnight a j ; : 7 , noe os , : ; “E don't believe.” he said. “that | Kansas City Editor Says Action Will 19 PER CENT IN YEAR rage i . | ogy Be x f Columbia. who ged the tunity to diseharge, which is impv , . ‘ > ‘ ? ’ | if reservations or paraphrases will , F , ‘ sh Associated Press "tae ° 7299 hee 2 ite action of a Re puUuwil AcaOTs ras Will | . 7 ate av « a ber of William #. Pendleton, who Re Sy siete. sued a positive statement today that WASHINGTON, June rite rhe | cades were thrown up by the Union By the Associated Pr which was in Inglewood, 10 1 nies but reservations which stultifv the, .:; ; , food budget of the average St. Louis baie: bell = 3 Mouth & , io Mrs. Genevieve Alié1 . ye oil cs a : ; “ will be placed in nomination before ae oe nee, OF The south omere. S Long isco said the delewation had “come Shortly after 11 o'clock this morn Ol.. WILLTLAM COOPER Was due indirectly to the most se- main purposes of the league and)iy,_. pemocratic national convention, family for the 22 articles of food | Island, and I1- ee ies pega, a negative the substance of the cov-),; Son Francisc hether , used by the Departme : or: well’s partné® in the Beach stable os | *? ™ ; , gy : i NaS : in San Francisco whether McAdoo! ed by the Departms Dt oO! Liab or Wells partn e Beach —_ ie. aa an | of the town. Later crowds of th day a telegram of apology Sons were slightly injured by falling enant are things which no man, 80-) .hycents or not in making up the “retail food in- tace horses. es ey rival factions were « he received from ; lMeitous about America’s. honor, can Si “ ' ex.”” increase 9 bie 2 , hGooe Ih whis were not ‘cc nieted." your country, your reply as what sid © = ere seen marcning : hs : . . 7 :. Dr. Jenkins had beef selected’ to} eX,” increased 19 per cent in th Phe cgAts ©. ne COMLpLeced, about, earrving arms ppenly. One ray Butler, president of Colum- |) lirglewood, where 21 business The Secretary. of State predicted Re “~s j 1¢ on ot aw sf ~=6'The rator coulc 1 franchise these women.” ary car ecent increases in the cost of answer The operator could not say : oR ; : : Si hill lh , that the convention would meet “in ee OP sugar, flowr and potatoes targely:! Klwe# made the calls, although sure “We women have done all that, '¢? front and what intoxicants the)| Procter’s demand fo.knowef! demolished and nearly every dwell- the time McAdoo issued a-statement|° ‘ y ‘ ay sa oo : “en aoe crowd did net drink were thrown | whethér Butler had been ac- ' ing damaged to some extent, seem- ‘ ( " lar “ into the street The crowd did ; uss matters of the highest en ; ment’s review st: saute: Satcse eo . ‘aa tr4 _.| Stvagete”’ Mrs. Allen declared oy Ae he ; did no . : cesar pet the high MOMCAL heime te. allow his nanie'’0 ‘be placed} “epantment s review states, en Fae nat the nie Cae Pr wi] | disperse until the police had charged interview in which he was pur- disturbance. The southern sections | parison with April’s ngures sugar! efator who put the cals through tik | — ’ | ‘anc 26 ‘orn- |AVhen a reporier visite er yester- you use it?” saaead ; “Heed Wi redas Gaon an apaggrecas genet! Ry pag el 8 os ‘arte concur a8 e sine ve pi * 2 eae " Mre. DPonald Hooker of Baltimore ing but no serious casualties gamblers and stock market glewood, suffered more than the . 4 > “| " , me er nN 1 er Cey aa! , }¢ Said: . .° ait ae Ait , reves 7 : ° - 7 r * os 4 . | be . aio ; eratic Convention _Adoo or whether someone else does, | a } cent, flour «¢ pel . : William Kane, who was shot at & plavers were Gen. Wood's prin- northern residential and central IBAS CITY, Mo. 23.— | ‘et $ iiient : rj : is ade by. Ce nbus 9689 for tas! false promises and dilatory tactics 6 , : KANSA Ty , Mo., June 2 iment, “this much is ceritain—his Cities grouped with St. Loutl An made b' iumbus ot 1Or Ia : * , leter. He said he was held against for the Republican presidential J} three slight shocks were fe : United States Senator James A t] 19 “rr cent level are CincinAati,, Rockaway 1841 My hours are from) the Republicans have ‘onvineer | Was held again: felt and the : panes te ‘, ; name will be placed in nomination at) ne on ee enti ad, —— a, ie ey Ai 1 st ; nig, a ; ter | a 4 aii A Wie bee 1 by Dr. Lutler’s tele- damage was trifling The beach ran 7. at ¥ Bee a. nm. sare im tne Von)e na e@y are Tealiy aS } - > “—" : J, ‘ . ;' wo gave, and shot. WwW hers Tare | ora follows: towns south and west of Ww left here last night for the Demo- : Dr. Jenkins said that he had been; Sas C‘itv, Minneapolis, Omaga and early hours of the morning not a= posed to our enfranchisement as the} Two others we ° Inglewood eyatic National Convention in San |jnformed by Thomas B. Love, Dem-| San Francisco. f great number of calls are made- Democrats.” - Pedro. : J as m st i | who were proceeding along th " ‘ June Ld, | arm convinced that en ro, Long eae hy, Santa Monica The members of the Missouri dele- ‘as. W yesterday traveled across) Was shown in Springfiel# II. The |) one | had what thev call ‘three romptly.’ she declared, ‘‘there i te ; a,» Pps : . . | ° ¢ ‘ a 4 4 >. Bat . "¢ } nN) ¢ “ae >IT THe make ate eipfiragc: oe - rte arly Arrivals. | and Director-General of cailroads | . eimitedeligng a: ag ‘ goth panateed 68 ae Seon 5) ee nig peviettianses during the war. ogize to each and every one who rhe damage in Inglewood wae aa. Br the Associated Press ought to he laid before the conven- Increases are At ana, 18 per cent; Cot NO Response. muestion “the mest CORSPICUOUS Iss ‘ felt hurt the what | said.” titmnated nt S75.000 The buildings wos Angeles, Milwau- “T ealled the Far Rockawa\s rl! before the country.” a , ‘ ik Mobi i Portland, Ore., 17 : :, aad, Bm sits ee Son of Head of Protestant Organiza- which suffered the most damage While hotel lobbies began today to aera ee kee, Mobile an oO! and, re., ‘ and she jacked Into the nimoer thn Che suftrage plank Im tne IVe@- tion Shot were on (‘fommercia! street the take on.the appearance of a national a per cent: [Wilas and Fall River. 16 was asked for—1841. Then I. set publican platform means absolutely |. sy. aceociated Prous 6 CHICAGO SCHOOL BOARD main business thoroughfare, din political convention, only a few of - | _ the Democratic chieftains who will Name Not Be Presented. New ‘Havén, New York, Providence, work and waited for a response. The’) not carry it into effect in the Re- man. Harold McKay. was shot dead MEMBERS SENTENCED T0 JAIL ings fell into the street, leaving tie Scranton and Seattle, 10, rule is this: We ring for three min- | publican States f Connecticut and: in Londonderry yesterday evening. ; Other walls standing Several of the quadrennial gathering next week NEW YORK. June 22.—-William,. per cent; Birmingham, Boston, ‘s, then sav to the person calling Vermort.” s tinued. “If this’ He was cycling from the railway sta-| .. : a 2rjazveport, Philadel — Rieh- «7 | _ her” ' 7 : rhree Women Let Off With Fines for Brict port, 1] AC € phia and Lit 1 rinzgzin®e Vou! numoe.r. A the party q*sa 7 } “ Sacdlie Hay Adair and three giocery stores, (Wo Meat may» .- : : ese e ee ee . . . . ‘ . ‘ ‘ . | P ae é : , : 3 _ Aha rae : ee P , , re se : ; of mild beverages i es brought be i eo Se ee ear wounding him twice. icall began id a ¢l th and four constables, was at- M1 France E. Thornton, $750 fines. kets. two Karages,a poolroom a drug — Would be more if doubt, P enans Ey see 2, me a YOUTH CLIPS BRAIDS FROM monthly bill. 9) a eall like time opinion about | xtraordinaryv effort whet en route from the Amiens = fine All the defendants appealed downtown buildings . ollapaed _ arrival of Se ‘nata tlass of Vir- : ns : oe | uncompleted, Wwe simply put aown ‘ euffragce i fran! SY P Stution t¢ lDpublin ¢'astlie to [dy (hadsev was dismissed tis the The steeple of the Episcopal : er ‘ Vv. ; ‘ “ws « P > F. i¢ ‘ . 7 , : : - ‘Binta, slated to b chairman pe tne | GREECE 1S * . oe ets | FIVE GIRLS AT PISTURE SHOW the numbers and mark it PD. A., not will commend this thing vou desire lay. Assistant Director-Generu! moord «a few months after being em { hurch toppled into the street and » m.; lowes , . . ls a . " — es , + : €omniittee, no dtect step toward AFTER THE “ li: 20 | AS both rings about the time. but | cannot impose demand. -obert Wis ceverely wounded in the pio Ite appealed ov «Othe eevuirt the building pers upled bos the Cit - Sounding sentriynt in the convel- | | WISHBONE ‘ oe ee | Spectal to the Poet-Diepatch “That's what [ did on the 9639 though 1 personally hope ‘to see) head >9 . « Assist National Bank of Inglewood was The League o} Nations’ issue did. cast for St. —-Ray B. Gott, i8 vears old, who because I looked at the clock and it participatio established wt : was shot in both legs ' at superin enaes Siortensen and practically destroyed _ hot fll a prombent peace in talk, . a 7 Twouis and vi- | Was arrested Saturday night after it. was almost the ontv call I had that early date.” haa ae : - i " . 7. ‘ ‘ , Pp Wy eee ‘ . r 4 he 7. rye . noto a « 7 : ; . ay . . e% . io ce a a ad bhiec vere of Daan -eceive on behalf of the disfra Ing firing was heard in many parts PROCTER made publhe to- ere of the shocks and several per- chised women you? nes Nicholas Mur- debris. take into his reckening.” make tl eec) lacing McAd year from May, 193%, to May, 1920.;: That is Ahe Pendleton home did not ee eS ee , . | t nake the speech placing cAdoo’s | y, y crowd wrecked a saloén on the wa-jf} >a University, senf in answer hudethigs Were totally or partially a serious and amiable temper to Gin- | , ‘ ‘ ; . eesiealinnd - ; } , we cat do to°end our long suffrag : _ . : ‘in which he seid that he must de-|2¢ecvunt for the group increases, thé they came from hiss hous. ; . curately quoted in a_ published ed to have been the center of the . * Sarge ; . before the convention. several times. There was much fir- ported to have declared that of Los Angeles (ity, closgst to Th- ‘jate: ds : _— " : area, ie T , 5 rr t. jf “Tl remember veryv wel ray £) told the Senator thar the “chicanery, ‘ : ‘ , . ; By the Associated Press. Dr. Jenkins said today in his state-; and potatoes 9 per cent | deeds ell the « o'clock this morning, died an hour cipal backers in his campaign business districts. In Pasedena , . a 4 man, whose ni 7. nomination. Reed, accompanied by Mrs. Reed, | gan Vrancisco.” | Cleveland, Detroit, Houston, Name a wounded today, both noncombatants ‘Answe ring your telegram, also reported 10 Serious losser. San . ‘ise “atic Nati ‘ ’ itteaman fr The -eatest increase. 22/per ce t specially suburban c: : ike is “ti nless one f these purties acts; . Francisco. ocratic National Committeeman from rhe greatest increase, 227/per cent, | especially suburban calls like this one ot erent tC'S | street. my words spoken under the and Venice reported minor damage. t ras it sitions,’ hat is, a secti yf \e iott ft for \ e Oo but to iy : Does . was In posi TI tha 1S, ection ¢ the nothing lett for yomen t do bu { — 7 ne : . the ¢ hicago convention > ir in estimated at about $20,000, was due will depart this afternoon for San to the national convention, that 18 | Butte, Mont., and (higago. had beni announced it would be of money in polities, were both broken windows, and breakable ar- Littic Talk About Candidates Among former Secretary of the Treasury) cent. “ . aan ed States to join an ‘ rO« SAN FRANCISCO, June = 22. tion. ' Little Rock, Me. ‘jres Jenkins Asking That i alli 3 aici , pha Bs cameo wit sg Reagan “ : per cent; Jacksonville, Manchester, ' the automatic ringin apparatus a an ing if the Republican party can ELF AST, June as Another most cases the fronts of the buitd- figure prominently in the party's the Associated Press, Roches ; pusiness houses have been patched had reached the convention city. Gibbs MeAdoo today wired Burris A. . ‘ i bh . ‘ . ‘ . ") . . - . Fs _ - P “ry? i i . " he A Pat ‘ cl "roe - " tion of the municipal auditorium for! his name not be suggested for the | #ittsburg and Portland, Me., 18 per’ third three minutes we sayj rhe | power, to carry ts platform He was the son -of Marshall Me- -a ee: eee stone facings on «a group of five : Tea es) .e ‘ .). ae > he : : ‘ rhe re f Lr ty ¢ ‘oOn- discussion in progress as to elements! news that Jenkins had announg™ Washington, 11 per cent, and Bal- up. “I need not tell ny inter-| ramifications in Canada and Aus-| *torney wer found gull ef e0 tumbled down, the damage being es. the party platform and there was! nomination at San Francisco yt O1 don't know the exact time. if the; womans suffrage,” Senator Harding | siege of Londonderry. : ' : which were tenced to short jail terms, while aii the most dates. quested Mr. Jenkins not ts etapa ent T know, aus ni! ‘ en i : y , , ») , “: . Out of the talk of the day came|my name at the convention” se: ROBBER. SOUNDS ALARM, FAIN $ have to write down the time started pose quite as faithfully as “anything ticipated. le of about 15 seconds. Following : The case grew out of the removal shocks. Various! aslhiliie DUBLIN, June ce A railway /Satements were objainable from | Einglish Pound Tene hes $4. Hold-up Man, He Flees and “When I got the D. A. (don't an-|than Charles EB. Chadsey, who came here) tremors, perceptible chiefly Mortenson, who succeeded Chadses oan : oo oo lnglewood fown of JOOo. fated that they lookel forward to a money markt here today, the} MOL INE, il., June 22.——Ted | girls’ slips and was at that for an- ext November This ‘sire, sin- to handle Py mark y, ; , . own tic IaAY ‘aorcve’s ' ‘ .« characterized him the meanest! | Ver efforts to makethe Democrathk & when: tt toyshed $4.03. On April : Liovd George's attitude makes RESOC Ss a _ Branch 6f the Atchison, Topeka & the prohibition ervorcement law land, pointing a revolver at Miss went through the same business and State execttive to hasten ; peak of an upward movement from | . c vd . o2 ns tr iffie and aS the men out VA illiinny ; ‘ i *} attest ie, for decane att tulbe te, ” los Angeles Railway co F OSes on the Resolitions Commit- “Do vou want it all or half of it?” |did not answer. executive authorit my approa : Agee: davs and $250: Francis EF. Croarkin, ! jumped from ete of the platorm, Said the) " erys” would contra by a sufficient CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE Then she fainted. fexchange; we don make out a sip poe the commission ! authority, Constabulary Official Severely three days and > disease : : y . iv : ”? LA hel | ts, for a wins 1] : hat, go far, Ambushed. Klarkowsk! one day and $300 The front walls of the Inglewood . he ’ 4 > } : : : P , ‘ j ee . P — , Was added, howevr, that if the! THE TEMPERATURES. bank throvgh the business district™ make out a slip which eBives both latter capacitv 1 would not wisi in bile carrying the Assistant Director Albert H. Severinghaus, three d&ay* tablishment. a real estate offices, A policeman fired at the negro,!numbers and the times at which the pariy to believe me inclined to tre: seneral of the fore the conventi@ self, the rest i anil Ri ‘charge can be made out on the 7, any State executive should ask tacked with revolver fire and bombs and Mrs, Lulu M. Snodgrass $500 store. a furniture store and othe: to ceconsunibiace race, 1ALS , : . 968 by a revolver bullet, but “i was reinstated) The board then zens’ Savings Bank and the First - Yon on the issue kppeared likely. Official fore- LEAVENWORTH, Kan., June 22. call, but T am sure about the time.; women's suffrage and women's full pecte been made | : ih! ‘erage The Edisen Bullding and the . , . . ‘ " . : / ’ — } . “+, : . ta hy ory ' he i i - ‘ : | bility ofa strue ove, Japanese ex- te ; “ |sharp knife braids of hair trom the might have been calls sige et ME EW VOY T9 ite Oe See a ger ETAL MONOPL ANE ON LAST vheeeidt at toe ee ee ; ts Pp Col imber to other city MEXICO NA § N EN a railway bridge, bt the pads) ALL-M diacovered to have become closely elusion was sujreshd after Gov. Nf cloudy tonight ‘heads of five Leavenworth girls, was same Columbus nun ty _ Stephens’ letter to ecretary Colby A and tomorrow: served with a St ate werrant vester- ‘xchangses. but 1] wot nt reniembe! S WITH RANK OF AMBASSADOR wounded constable-d ‘ continued LEG OF LONG TRIP TO WEDDING ined afte: the ahock (rae ve over ring the ion ser jous in , inort muc h ; dav charging mayhem. The war- them. not being obliged to write Uy, ‘ at the wheel, Ww! ie ) Uniniured i ire he nain entrance to the O. T Joh _ California had b@ read, coupled as hys. | change in tem- | rant was sworn to by William Car-_ companion returned the fire. | Oot} tT) + h ral aye ’ - / : ; a ; 3 ; {fe ‘a “ the tremor E Phelan of this te that the Demo- a* AT i 2 gee ~- those who lost their! re for Far Rockaway? WASHINGTON, June the assailants threw ‘wo rdvTTi tes whl . a eis 1, s - r Missouri Was emongy Dose i , ntl wot hit lo fon ‘a the oie Sa oo . remor Stopes the Clocks. : . +f RAS & - ALIS ntier WAS ASKeG om wast vrlogtiae (“alder , oOtrning MiSs oN iS Ws aie - "s slits oi tacts oe oe ’ a" : ath: the, Orientet) 7 Eh Py Partly cloudy | tresse". be lute] nandino Igiesta SR ties among those who made the at ) Ww. . Magill was seated at . window eof the Inglewood ¢ . " = . ’ yf . } ~ il ris 1ing the platform. | tonight and to- Gott, said to be the son of an rong - - . cer t} 7 , appointed High Comnilesione: of : salina : m me a aS ae © — >. , tive, mf mv recollection is lA i " . ll (ack ; - stat ; however, that tations ae . ae a i . ek melas a was a mat Not many women put Mexico with the rank of Ambassa- The spot where the car wWas at ‘32 this morning hiotel _ ren “ ye the rhoeck ; . . : ’ lair Oo sell, as a air “ice § ins ree . ane he Wa dro m UC h change mn a . a in calls during that period. ler the State Department wae ad- Tac ked was W ithin 50 vards of at ne } . pped away, temperature. which showed his loot was really ° ! ‘ Bodied, — , = ) ‘caving fer Within two feet ef the “Was the voice calm or excited? > toads in «eto depart for the important police station. Roberts : , 3" ; R vised today, and 1 } ‘ I Pp She Ware unharmed. - = . j « | s -— -' very valuable, was found in his pos- ae ' , hon ) Illinois Patt bral = , Says Voice Was ¢ ‘alm. United States tedas who was newly on the joD as a% pee ® land In Omaha s a ;' | - Pe . bs , ; aris every cloek ta Inglewood wes. - ssion by the police. : . eee Ae te 1 ae o . ea ia bi a Bt “Tam sure it was calm, because i It is understood irector-general, having | paste ngers | : “egies Z morrow, pre- Besides the hair, Gott is alleged to | oy sctted ¥ would ha ¥ avatel tr e post . Bint T Daeme etopped by the enrthquake. An eh . : . “¢? 3 A a ; - as na : . » 11 im Be "ee ’ ore . i Concert Tonight ceded by unset- have — . watch from one of the ined Mhat, pecatied a .xirt lo:0) Dita actneeee “avernment te. of County Tespecter, was wounded | mail service, Bert Acort, ’ ‘ ception Was one ow ned | by G. Vaner« aes ‘tion: not girls. lis chosen scene of opera- Jen n pth ish ? Sane f tae - ae n Park ™) to 10'tled weather in north portion, : | kur .. « : ’ em Wallie bugh, mechanictan (Continued om Page 8, Ce s 'amuch change in temperature. tions was in motion picture theaters, Continued on Tage Celumm 4. oe’ nited Statea. j inthe temple, : ui \ , . ° - them down. ae * ror et Ps ee 3)
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NE RES LER OL: OE BE Oe A ee Demo- | z g le lean ioe wig 7 a _ ee a, egg eno eee eel beng — — Up seecemuees Onjectes to Len gece Roya ray a a geet a | pevreneyact ‘arsonee aioe ay “era » ‘We aseasupeeereat a a Senator Forw / 3 eration of Women’s Clubs peRan | Irs. Greene criticised the abbre- oy be 99 ° . / cratic presiaentia On » an) * 1 = ers 0 Ose: une 22.—With 7 4 i tions Referred to Experts oor UTE ca” taairasal ‘conves-|-vinted Geudsing of he: present das. Smiling Surprised to root, Old Guard Selection, |... -.jo:jon to the political inter-/On the famous actress, Just after the date fixed for pfficially notifying il partment R ' 3 {ll continue the greater) § oted a youn an friend, who rT) @ bs inca: uel — j ee ee ee ee : 7 Who Will Decide on Sums. rh 2 more than 1500) cflis these extrema man friend. who) Learn Ittner Depends on| Because “His War Record view with Breswen! Wilson PUuD-/ piane appeared and circled the liner| ‘'® ‘#ndidates of their nomination WE vestigation « : ’ 5 a : : : . : } | lished the day before. and detached ‘ .& #4 ~) ; ‘ Republicans today Ww i |. ; ‘delegates being eligible to vote./and behold styles."” She had heard ° ~ ° : ”? ike fa _* . & parachute with 4 peter: ay were awaiting an. — % . 1. to Be Paid. Mrs. Winter of Minneapolis, and|another speak of a young girl's Nicolai for Advice. | Was None Too Good. | MeAdoo's. statement follows: message for Miss Pickford. nouncement of the personnel ef @e% Perjury Cha 4. 'Miss Georgia A. Bacon of Massa-/| dress being held up by a string of | “In order to set at rest absurd} There were thoutands of people on. Executive Committee which will haygam —_— rumors and speculations which | the quay to welcome her, including er general charge of the party's presh. | fs 4 chusetts are the candidates for | peads on one shoulder and the vrnce | | : i DISARMAMENT TO BE | president. The Nominating ©om-| of God on the other. She laid the ‘CHARGES IT TNER SPONTANEOUS ACTION a Age az me erm preee | fatten sequia- cane ae Cents (pes. ae seleeted at DETAILS ‘NO ithat my letter of withdrawal ae | he | | mittee yesterday reported the names | responsibility squarely on the moth- | , r j ' , > : “ee r eT , the ‘OT ‘ence ‘oS . ev i; = | DEMANDED AT ONCE |: Mrs. W. 8S. Jennings of Florida,! ers of the nation, particularly those DESERTED PARTY | BROKE THE SLATE | some relation to the Presidents | poguges appesrance, Wares youd ve waites oe a : Senaten a ‘DIDN’T } iand Mrs, Eugene Reilley of North | who lead in society and are vital World interview, or carried a con-/in a little sketch somewhere in Lon- mi ze) Pet ree: ng. the Republle. “ | ‘Carolina, as candidates for the first) factors in setting its morale. — |cealed purpose, I wish to say, first | don. She had come for a holiday, aan, SH gprs and Chair. — aeincemii : . | vice presidency. The Alabama | Home economics departments . ° | . . that I knew nothing whatever of | and did not intend to take part in, | _ ays oa a committee Note Refusing Germany Per |delegation nominated Mrs. lL. J.| have been put {nto nearly a thou- Accuses Police Magistrate of Convention Liked the Idea the President's interview until I) any other public engagements. }e er eS een Commit. Declares Maye Haley from the floor. Mrs. HKeilley. sand high schools this year. There “aa . ’ saw it in the papers and, second, | Fairbanks remarked that if they ee, W ere noti ied by wire last night, mission to Maintain Army _the 1 requested that her name be are over 500 women’s clubs that are Combining With Democrat and Leaders Couldn t Stop. that the President knew nothing had accépted all the offers they had but rege identity was withheld pend. Houts Were ‘withdrawn. The result of the elec- purely home economics clubs, and ° | : whatever of my letter of withdraw- | received, he and his wife would have! ("8 “ier acceptance : of 200, 000 to Be Sent to tion probably will not be announced nearly every club in the federaticn to Get Leadership of F our- It; Present Outlook Is Ore- al until he saw it in the public} to stay on this side for 10 years. Aft- . Nota es Who St ke | til tomorrow. /has a home economics committee. _ | ° , prints.” er leaving England they propose to Committees which Wil: Gia rlin _ . | ' se hea deétaile ; - Be | Child welfare as a home economics Great interest was shown by the} teenth Ward Republicans. gon for Harding. — —~ go to Scandinavia, France and Italy, ‘"® “ tails In y onnection with the jury Case D ‘problem was considered at a seC-;| club women in the account of Mrs. | Si and, if possible, to travel over the jormal notification of Senator Hard. By the Associated Press. tional meeting yestérday afternoon.|W. K. James of Missouri of the| |. } | Rel cle PHONE CALL FROM battlefields. ing and Gov, Coolidge of their nom- = eek | Mrs. Ira Couch Wood of Chicage,) Willing Workers’ Club, which has | Circuit Judge John W. Calhoun BY DAVID LAWRENCE. | ELWELI NUMBER There was a sackful of letters eit as IN publican candidates for United States > resident and Vice President, were enercer, at his offic > >» ¢ . . » a, a . ‘ A Special Correspondent of the Post- | awaiting Miss Pickford, numbering BOULOGNE, pene 32.-—khe Oa~ | 'declared that malnutrition was the! made over a rural community near | ©4770 UP smiling today in the second | : preme Council of the allies, after source of the majority of children’s’! st. Joseph. It is known as the | round of his political talking match | Dispatch. HANDLED AT 2 A. M. fully 2000, most of which appeared named today by Hays. holding a three-hour session today, defects. Malnutrition, she de-) “club for the whole family.” as all | with Police Judge Anthony F. I[tt- (Copyrignt, 1920.) naiididiiiay tina to be in children’s handwritine T. Coleman Dupont of Delaware ts a Post-Dispatch re jnerm in which the election of a Re- PORTLAND, Ore.. June = attine - wartment investig: The problem of the German repa- Eighty per cent of the school; for all—in fact, they have set up Brinkman, while Itmer is wielding Canenge Dt TOE tae steerer ©) Has anyone from the police or jere!” The crowd ~d , Penta ecco | | : . ; . . u Ses . ‘ . . : ‘ . j " > , . ; . 7 _" "¢ ae (°¢3 iz . rian ig or a Peery ’ } a ‘ . ’ ‘ ' © ‘TOW RV armet a roun 4 ; 7 rs . . . a ’ rene if re rations was referred to experts who} Children are defective, she asserted,/in their neighborhood every destra- the conversational cudgel for the Vallace Met assccigrreyticn Apa legate fromi;the District Attorney's. office asked! 4 oearriaga wit} . : “ Mulvane of Kansas, Willis C, Cook 7 stances under wh ! i but only t} re er ' f of the auses bl f t] | t . : ‘. ! 7 ent , itt Coreg 1) wih ) Sp i] cj +} 1) ] ins ¢ , t hie \ , 7 } t} ‘ «i CATYTIARS with every shade drawn S , " 1) 4 o> . " ; "ee per ce * CAUSES ng . ‘ ‘ ‘ity present con emi “dgrar Vil, OU spurl Lilie MLNS OF ie avout ese Ci . ", OF POULT i ty 1 ctment as r will meet in Paris and e ‘ndeavor .o . d | : oc Sees TORS GUTEnS 18 SCM) howe Hang : ears noGeas e l = rc} rimati om (i¢ . ’ is = e calls: Presently the shades were raised. the eest. ” . Bursum of s GICuss ” of malnutrition could be traced to! environment Nicolai, who is also cler] of the)! Old guard by nominating ‘ov. Coo! at iot a soul. The ee ~ New Mexico and R. K. Hyniek j y | Hs 3 ' ~s% , VO, NOt a soul, They may have’ door opened and : ’ — aes . ynicKa of hienry 2. (Tiank) eonciliate the conflicting view points; actual poverty. | Meredith Is Heard Joard of Aldermen. In the opening | !48e¢ at the psychological moment ine slips I wrote out, b it nobody } d , eashen ne 3 , 99 ieee ¢ : ‘ \\ leh : of ) , ' ith the ASSAC fetts (rover * gee AE ~ sessions ; 7 mV. Sale e women ane , - . ' sadmin pay the alr of Soc otland’ 8 Burning” | cation problem before the kindergar- him to do his duty asa } oliee Judge the Nlassa huse tts C,overnor se¢é med nraica racetrack ‘ esterda y afternoon aan ms : ris he > oes . ] : oOnien ranee ror the notification of Gov. at Vici administ ot i ” : { *' , 999 a . =4 ° in ; - " ‘e% | Yo peri -y,i , i ‘ } s rt ti i - { } ~ A 3a ’ ] . . ’ iy ‘ ie QT. W 1! © % NY ing « ; , : , ’ ’ of. payment. Put down prices. paign for thrift, which is produc; |} lI was indeed surprised to Jearn #0 t ilic —_ onvention (he surely did not know anything about | the police reve: ie anaael baaerigs (*.. B. Slemp, Virginia, and Allan B J States Diatris Co : But it could not be said that they | t tion’ s twin virtue. W hile the (;0V- that Judge Ittner had to rely upon word Was passed around that men- it | did not have any conversation } 1 , M “3 are n crowa Juynes of Arizonu ; “thorizatior Pens » ry* 6 * . . ait i ‘ P ‘ : oa . » q : 4 . . = ‘4 . : : an | The Turkish question is consid- ator Lenroot of Wisconsin was to be that f ar) is separated from he Dates Fixed for ormalities, = 3 O: Benal hye of ; i‘ i ’ : = : - 4 7 so th Nir Nico! i for ¢ 1) j . P t } . ' s it ith b rning em yhasis, er nment is WO! king to iIncréase the ie Let i aauayice ais i? iow to morning with ) ee ~ is ang “ U & L his running mate. In common with he: him, and IT don’t) husband and rescued a score of As announced last igt Senator a we know any reason why he should have! times hefore a taxicab stand could , a ee ered to have been settled by the probably because they are 4a most | food supply, you are trying to teach) run his police court, but that is no + : ; wh BP on ‘ ; ‘es nae on eet » " } ¢ ,2 . ; 7s. - : ice ac + > , a . i ; . i) 16) , Tr Ders } . ( “fo sia. : ‘ 2 ’ - a“ : ; : : council's approval of military action | prosperous collection of women. women how to fee d childre a to prop surpr e, as tile d oliee Judges. as- a thy len eg OF tne yregon dele telephoned me YT saw him at the | be reached A car was selected. to guarhiesitiee wie notified at . a Pel their bodies. Malnutri- sociation with Nicolai has, indeed, ®4@*!0P, I did not receive the sugges- ij track the d; before } rags kj Catiee agente vm SS home at Marion, O., at 2 p. m. € q false testimony #1! | ack the day before he was killed. | the astonishment of the driver, who oo 2 ee a against the Turkish Nationalists as| The clubwomen here are aiso a. ¢rly nourish planned by Marshal Foch and Field jeaithy lot. The emergency hospital tion is a disease of both country and | been a very close one.” tion with enthusiasin for several rea-! but IT have not telephoned him in the | had not expected such disti is} Oty SS: Oe eee pst phy yg a2) Marshal Wilson, and by the decision reports that in five days only o4 city. We find it wherever parents This is calculated to land on Itt ears last seven or eight months, pares "Erne ; eee vdowe 2 sane heen home at Northampton, Mass., at 2? count alleged he | that the Turks must reply to the; women have needed help and only have no scientific knowledge of food ner’s judicial wind and tuo leave him In the first place, Mr. lenroot! have not had any phone calls from cighopettwes ‘ st tee bei erate p.m. on July 27 he had never bee —s terms by the time set, June | gor minor ailments. The hospital values. groping around for some defense had a prominent part some years him on-any day.” py os pr gyn! oe fora —_ Senator Harding was at work to- in fact he had be 26, This decision is interpreted as /j, gon pletely equipped. The Metho-; “The chief work of the department Wich will be effective against Cal- ago in the fight to depose John ©.| The District Attorney summoned pms Po eae all photogra- Gay preparing his acceptances on a petit larceny meaning that the Turks must sign dist hospital gave the equipment; the is the education of farmers through houn’s unsurprising surprise. Ppeoner, hepa of the strongest and! John Otten. who delivered wile op pea ai Brest ~ pape eh -estveiens rep- speech. | “ ' charge of the treaty as it was prepared at the ‘nursing service has been contributed the literature sent out and the agri- Judge (alhoun comes in with an best political hgures Wisconsin ever! the Elwell residence the morning of aie vi Srey q re Pelt every ONS At the invitation of Senator Hard. witness San Remo conference. by the Lutheran, Congregational, cultural courses carried on, and of other lead straight from the shoul- had, In merer of Robert A]. lua ithe murdéeée. Giten anil the tote tha : s eae Ive nee pia “a wonder ing, Oscar Straus, prominent in the “Did Not Russian Question Undec ied. | Methodist and Mery hospitals and | the housewives in the rural! districts der when he accuses Judge Ittner of kollette. kurther than that. his war | milk in the veutihele abou 6-20 u ee option. I never thought En League to Enforce Peace. and a sup! i“) 414 het tebe The Russian question came up this! ‘the Des Moines Public Health Nurs- by the county food demonstrators. having deserted the tepublican record was none too good. { felt pulled the door of the vestibule Veitieas acai oe psig would be so enthusiastic porter of Herbert Hoover at the ‘nid Senator Spel mopying, but was left undecided. It ing ‘peiemwiation. The department has 4 thousand | party in 1916 to run on the Bull that we must look fur leaders from as usua’’ and departed , ated: on over me Chicago convention, conferred with SERS Sa te was agreed, pending further consid- | The convention certainly has great | trained women going right into the)! Moose ticket for Comptroller. tie those whose Americahism rang true} he was making his aiiianees aden, Se ee oe : the Senator today. | | ae / , eration, that the economic negotia- weight, not only of influence, but | homes and showing how to care for follows this up with a left jab in )during the great test. Together | egyntered Mrs. Larsen pre oth sae Soom | Fire Destroys Quicksilver Plant. —-~- a : 3 ae on perio sentatives should continue, without | pcan feel lonely. The notables on the pee ibe poo me “pe ae sat body of leadership sal Nicofsr }tt. cn ; ever duriak the few haa Sepa Pes on Bride Expected by Neighbors, on } gt. ee oa capaags peat bsargyem “: . pgaerires Le Ty, Mo.., June 22.— : = cleat a imphying in any sense recognition | Seoenr tha are Rppareatty better fed | ol Agricu ture Ss _ gre atest Mody wt Peowiger grees ~ a ‘ = yemete a A ee ds a na ene . ne e | After Elwell had been taken to | an ee 0 wrong Bs lik ae are said! The Interstate Commerce Commis- ae } secatt ae a. : a le evator girls have ac o reauce | pow sf -_ oki A ‘'gtood talking to Elwell’s neighbors | . ’ eit ea Olé Ss, ae. orwardes o six. of i¢ railroa and City Counsell 0 omg Seren oncler icvat ‘the number admitted to the eleva- | A special correspondent of the | nae hee a ag Renee 8 r ‘oolidge aS Oregon's choice. about the shooting and he me OE kage pe oi sees machin- reaching from Kansas City into the pa alii a gree ahede for England. ltors—so they say. The chairman of | Post-IMspatch talked with the Secre- ies te coer tibet a , Was Recognized Readily. McCarthy, who lives at 234 West fret pts — mye g ee rhe! wheat belt of Kansas and Oklaho- the exse. Tam qu The communique of the pe) A Resolutions Committee charac- | tary just as he left the club session. his cotienion Pi palit mo — ; “During this time someone had seventieth street, told him she had - os a tsb Aastha ma. they wanted was a mentions the Brussels conference an) erin the convention as the most | He is very hearty in his approval of a a eenuii i a as one nominated lLenroot, and when 1} read in a paper that Elwell was to | ' — he wavy in which | having been called to. reach definite | *esolute convention she ever attend- | equa. wultrese. He feels that he | ai saat was ‘Sites oe Kat ei Jumped on top of a chair with the have come home from the South prepared, it beiIng | agreements. ‘‘before the Spa meet- | °° BP tage or socliagtig oe belied a Seer Nicolai’s political character and for — rer ae he ee ph z yi ne Ser The EES ee Weeke had not be -jng~’ and it is understood that the} Tne women have © K'd the Fest | a ecg “inact ee tad van ps ee i mer affiliations. He dao nat i lines setts Governor, I think the chair- | torney had given the newspaper Men | As [| remember it date of the Spa conference remains bill to appropriate as much money || 234 no Seren nawons will be made;|. iia athena’ ot asnouint vive | alias man thought | wanted to second Homan account of Otten's testimony, a! that the case be d! july 5, as previously fixed. | for education in home economics as | noe the oiepetaian y more RAD wel cats “of soon aca sain ay nee rey lenroot's nomination. At any rate, yOpOrter asked if Mrs. Larsen had ted it investigs Representatives of the allied na- ‘for training in agriculture or the | come In the party, they are needed aoe eg Sree be ehtiiten’ a an ; he recognized me readily in spite of | her nat and coat on when she called | “It seems to Im tions met at 10 o’clock this miorn-|trades. They have given unanimous and their complete Incorporation | aa dak eee deli “ wemme the uproar the hall was tn, and all ithe milkman. | Haute was ananee into the party machinery will come & 5» lad frequently protested 7 pad time to say was merely that. Mrs. Larsen said immediately upon enoke to me aby ing. The packet Maid of Orleans, indorsement to the Smith-Towne: 3 cE a ce Stig ; as soon as adjustments can be made. against It and did not think it Was) the citizens of Oregon had instructed |®'riving at the house she had found passed the on which Premier Lloyd George of | Dill providing that there shall be a ' -{ al ke 280} reorge of He considers Missouri fortunate in|™8ht for Nicolai te continue it after| tne Oregon delegation to nominate | he? employer shot. Gréat Britain arrived yesterday, | Federal Department of Education ‘the new city charter, forbi . i , He , . — P ae ' 1T1 iarter, forbiddin +e els oy . morning from Foulkestone, was or- | With its head a member of the Presi- | ee eee oe ee practice; was adopted. & the! one of the great citizens of Massa-| Swann sait he had not been able Denartmenr? ill whether cle partme rit 7 , , , lp women delegates to San Francisco. | atin (tan: ; eo aacertai : in’ 6. hd in readiness to sail at 2 dent’s Cabinet. The misbranding | 7 ath 4 a spk . . ohne ' ? . afpao ‘ ,e « + iv 77 , } 2 j . ‘ The note to Germany concerning The Music Committee has _ pre- | ee “a with grea ¢ er “s se a Bhs onthneied exmensien hue ie Statesman had asked that his name |‘ alled to the milkman. | swt ‘cht have spok ; o } Cis ° . « ‘ - ‘ » 4 r ids : a oe : { és . a o ‘ the reduction of German military | sented a memorial resolution on the evelyn oe * we = al . Ae Oe | teeth Cath (huh of Republic not be used, we desired to place in | We have not Been able to get to See ormeone in the ¢ sire th to 100,000 men has been} death of Mrs. William Dulaney | EE ians. The reason he did not receiv nomination the name of another of | Mrs. Larsen. We Ihave many things ase? of mv visite there a 5 . | i , . ae ** S i : sent to the Berlin Government, but | Steele of Missouri, who was greatly | Tells Women How to Vote. it, he savs. was that the $150 check Massachusetts’ great leaders, Goy,|'o ask her yet. 8 The fact that % , ah , ; | | er 28 ; | : od i. t idge "he . Agear ' For a week ; ar ' ‘ : the communication regarding die- ; beloved. rrumbull White, former magazine: given by the club came back marked — when the sagen nusetts | Agsistant ve age the shooting an & been nm politician + ‘ « > > 2 A ; 4 . m= , ° . vs ° . sé os . » . ani - a 1g a > 5 } , 4 Ps S:! Ss ‘ Ss 4 3 r i armament has not as yet been dis | A national forest policy was rec- editor. gave the club women a tip | “insufficient funds." He remarks ae ders heard the name, they went oad were istrict AttOMey and a 8 , tion Neither ¢ | , r . . m " . , > “. ¢ ‘ t use j » > , a wis Rs putea: Disarmament. Shermayn of Illinois, in w hich refor said: Take the one who wants to by club members in other wards to shouted the name of Coolidge. | es and i ‘: ha ng on by Mrs, A. oe ne the sarme th a te « ’ . s ; ‘* i ‘ : : . ‘ lg a“ . . 4 a rse bd D da . - . l + ” . , at “fe ‘ S ae . . i re : : ‘ it ~ cal of tne treaty of Ver Waterways Given Attention. presidency of the Federation and the also came back. nation, and, when the roll was the D ! Hg n questioned twice at big “S8ee tlea of . sal ; "ms , . a ' : eas , the IStrict 4 a ice ager) . | t ong im ong ‘omg ament. j Waterways has received serious presidency of the United States. He! Judge Calhoun brands as untrue called, it was soon evidenced that J rict Attorney's office. TEE: Ses: t the We = | h ) ve 0 ; e . | > | . atte 3 anil ‘ , i “y ‘ , one > oe = 7 —_sewe 2 ¢ ’ until it is received nt maceen. ao 3 jattention and the Newlands bill has ®aid that in fighting corruption one:the statement that he advised had touched a popular chord. The ihe he rk oui an .) . ‘ { | " re . Tv. . . ‘ ) a@ ' 72 A am a 7 es . ¢ ‘y } " ra @ : _ > » P a ; latter is understood to be a cate been approved. It provides for im- newspaper 18 Worth. a thousand | Nicolai to oppose Mayor Kiel and action W& entirely spontaneous. TURKS ATTACK PORT OF MERSINA A er in . » b- - |} ‘ > ' sé ¢ . . } ¢ i, 7 * a . ; ony vic } refusal t low G veg provement and regulation of water- bayonets. says that the only time he ever op- and, 10 minutes before | jumped to 7 : = ' : tintain an army of 200,000 | Ways, under a co-operative and uni- | | ' : as when Kiel ran : & rom | Forces Bombarded by French War- enator Bpen n an men. | — - , famous Burlington Hawkeye funny against Rosenbat » R ‘.. My mind or from the minds of the | list ta letter. which Marshal Foch fied program. Missouri clubwomen . aum in the Republic- 7) 1e | ships in Harbor Goldatetn Ctreuit and Field = Ai Wilson anishe 1 are bending every effort toward ‘man, called the daily newspaper one an primaries for Sheriff, on which other members of the Oregon dele- | By the Associated Press ward politician SUNS wide ehnst of the dele ert : making public opinion on the sub- of the necessities of life. A cam- occasion, he says, Judge Ittner also’ inca apchaninel PARIS, June 22.~-The Temps says gor nair’ to th rahe - nf ey ; gate. | ject paign in this country usually re-;was in Rosenbaum’s corner ce “While | had not met Gov. |, day that Darian @ ai Haneat (ne av or : , Re I ae ner. ae oday tha urkis ) . ‘s atte nded a pivenic lunch, was taken | solves itself into a contest of great throws up his guard again and ad- |! oolidge personally. I had obtained | ; iIrKis orces attacked , che up by the council immediately upon | The federation has commended the orn Pe ; “A6¢ all ¢ ; nye Mersina O17 the Med ' pee re | Tai EE ee . newspapers, she said. , mits that he backed Henry Rosskopf 8 great deal of information about |~ —— ! ,edciterranean heie ; , peconvening yesterday afternoon. | Government for its public health | ~ y #VO% p! ' @inmr sata he x Although th Hyvtl ti performances and program and Dr. Lynn Harold Hough inter- against Judge Moses Hartmann for him, and became convinced that he southwest of Adana and that 7 be : ar e vthe meeting re- | Ss 3 pe “ Shiri Mon*? we et a ifinat on ) oo [Haier Spee ed in an agreement lemamavnal | urges the passage of the Shepherd- | foie eo spirit maga ves-'nomination as Circait Judge. Hie possessed the qualification which is) * rem h warships in the harbor bom mit ¥ ai p4 e — » ‘ ere ay at ernoon. vr ,e Spirit of describes Brit kn é - C6 éon ; per! “ups abo, all else ra) t So: . i barded the Tur ro Greek military activities in Turkey, |."owner bill providing protection for! america came to consciousness in|a platform moar Soe eal an tn hear. fof unrest, namels enh t incre - piglets ws 2 the conference reached no decision !/infancy and maternity, and has ap-/4776" he said. “A group os. En hie tod np : ae to be the bias - | a ee y, unquestioned | Selita Stipules ) Necke applied for : ts ae , “N- 8 terest of the Republican party | ° oe RCA SSE. neat —| eon this subject. | proved public health nursing. |glishmen dared to defy the Germ: math Ate part) The ms Ei ea Has Been Sapp The financial expert h led by ; | os : rman |in our ward, , testimony of MeCamant On the other hand. now that it is all tet Bradt xP = ead er ’ The delegates have declared for a' King on the English throne. The | “This,” he says, “is a free coun- | 44 es, indeed, with what was ob- | over, many Re} ubli Vy] ne Pn : , “ . P" “a ——s " a Ss ; e ‘ a P Ae Ps ’ ’ - ’ aL: }- lé ‘ « +1) Ci 1s > ‘ Sir ohn Bradbury laid before the | censorship of songs published § as) revolution was never a war against try. and everyone has a right , lserved from the press box in Chi-|might have | eel that it ae , éouncil a new reparations’ project | well as motion pictures, and pledged |the English spirit, and all through low the dictat i Pleased, 5 ies cago, and reveals f : } ee i eer a ae Ee ee ' C , | a he which they had been direc ted to dé. i their patronage ‘to encourage the it many leaders in England took ins o i \ | hg Ss . his own Con- iat ip re x . +. ' Peg the first time TWO 1 nited States Senators on the | ’ y AER fa. . a ; : A : 4 i > Sc] ice, ane j Ju re f » ins lé eas ering 1@ move y { r | ticket ‘ 7 i ; 4 i “4 . Vise yesterday morning. It was a production of good music. ‘side of the Colonists.- In the deep- | that he noe Tear ieceatapt spanmesndE ac 20x (‘oolidge sex ea ms ge oe % mages HEVS lent Cole to es si ee > > compromise between the French | Mrs. Charles W. Greene of Co- est sense England is our nl ee a le Ought to support a man like ot the charge that a handful of men in| ay eS - = , ; =} , e"¢ ait & _@8eess of exports over imports— —— and New Zealand lead ihe) “The world must begin to de soe an appeal could be made on been done and Moore's prestige in, /Ublished Datly by the “on Pubiishing We espe cially recommend tO Your Aagentionour assort- “3 Spencer will get : / ™ : , . . ,« ' . . ‘ ‘ = t } . ‘ s ‘ , . , , . ‘ ’ : . . ? io... . ' am . . P ® > . ‘ “ve . - . , £ aes - 30 per cent greater than it was in wor in physical care ef thet liver in the terms of its idealisn m aSis of his law enforcement rec-| the Pennsylvania delegation was Pwelfth end Olive Streets. ment of rugs of various weaves coming ‘ny thal nice ‘* dry- : Ward." . 9825 the amount of her rep ti » children . ,and= ord, such that his colleagues stood hack (Member Audit B (* | 9 , : * hhagad parationa - - ' its promises. After the . ar rr . ware weg a ureau of Circulations.) grass eolor that harmonizes se er tly ; TT} ‘i ; In Boston in 1920 for every. great wat lhe Governor per ; if hi for ¢ . , ; ‘ armonizes so pert vit! f ish- | 1c me Se payment would be raised by a cor- } i é 19! every ie te eamramenth! ta i wovernor personally takes the of him, for evidently the word about MEMBER OF THE aAssSocIaTr Wh ny urn a : : _ responding per cent; but the total iehild born of American parents) ait’ alge ay hy a a i * ‘ I y A 4% To . —_— : ; ’ ot dicate that he is not nearly as wet! Coolidge after all. They had no ob- | Sunday eniy. os 06s... a ae & oo ue, gre is, the advice of « xpert decorat S. ae Said but - « auld hy ive ans _oemoernnie body of French "The loss by death is nearly | seca on ae | 5 toc wothony arr for Ger-/clinic when a multimillionaire Glynes of London, d gored the help of a new license measure,| who would contribute strength from | Through Newsdealers Elsewhere | OF Nee Note and| mother put her little boy on. tne! Catherine Hoffma “$3 » Mrs,| he enforced. Even his enemies con-| Wisconsin and states west of the. Daily only, T5¢ & Month. Sunday, 100 a Copy | : | ii Mie wueee 6618 tar hor child! MreDimies T oo wie Kansas. | cede this. His whole idea, ag he has | Mississippi. | Entered as second-class matter July 17, ; : . nigon of NeW expressed himself rece *e : . ? ; 1879. at the Postofice at 8%. Louis | undernourished. The mother York gave the memoria! address. — ntly, has been |” It was believed that two conserva- under the ect of March 3, 1878. + Me. | i cus : to give the people what they want. ‘tives would not make a strong ticket. Democ nric ‘rT : hi; rife were diam —— — Mad no case again: POilties now tT at Cleaning business money. Alone ab primary ele tien ste -ieadhtseienes ahaa iid : Rayts in Texas on "Ss name “Spits : ; . a ee z VSS PRG A Pa ~ ‘ “ 7 é bk Se ks oP Lon le: fat % ey) aa Se Ee 13 ; Pe ae os / : ‘“ 4 ” _ a, vie a ae. . vy a ¢ > .. « Wf ude - . 7 = . 4 ' . < : eo \ 7 ah 4 ea: J = ye. Be . =a ey - ee and ioe HES PS I ee Bd Bs cae ee
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OF Ne ae RS ie ty 7 eo eh eee — Pa thew at ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, —— a JUNE 22, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - ee NN in — a re eee PF Or Peewee fh me 4 i. eur >. inne a Se ROOT-PHILLIMORE WORLD COURT Missourl Tentative Proposai tor League a . Na tions - ribuinai Sub bimitted to Jurist’s Conference. _ —- Sg ee rr a —_—— = GARDNER MILLING T0 BE A DARK HORSE OO ee +- DL OK OFFICERS AT ELLIS ISLAND’ HAVE NEW LOVE TRIANGLE CASE BELL WOULDUSE. ALL OF INCREASE esa, cav-roase cna TO ADVANCE PAY. oss '= We ano NEW YORK, June 22 tion MPAIGN AGREED ON thheld Pending ice—N otified ire. SPENCER SAYS ig PASSED ALONG’ — PLEAFOR WEEKE to De- for In- How the Great German Guns in the Forts on Heligoland Islands Are Being Destroyed Governor Conters With Delegates in Last Minute fort at Kansas Cit? Immigra- authorities ; Kllis Island. for the second time within eix weeks. faced today the problem of Straight- Nims Testifies at Hearing All of $675,000 to Be Ob- water 3 a triangle’ tained by New Rate Would antic. aie Miss Nell Butler, a woman of 22, freedom at marry Capt. British army, in a th Ags*ocvated Press By a Staff Correspondent of the Post- © ie HAGU B. Dispatch, THE KANSAS CITY, Mo.. a conference of international The Missouri special train to the eppeared today to be near an agree- Democratic convention at San Fran- ment on the adoption of what nizv! cisco departs at 3 o'clock this after- | be called the Root-Phillimore plug, noon the Missour! Pacific. with for a high court of nations 160 delegates and convention visitors Though all arrangements are tep-, and Gardner his presi- tative, the plan, which was submitt#* idential boom aboard vesterday by Lord Phillimore, repre- Last night and this morning senting Great Britain, would give the; Governor was itn conference Council of the League of Natiofime i Cf - sailed 10 days ago for Halifax. many MSUUEIANS in a oe es last- | which is controlled by the big Pow- Canadian authorities refused to minute effort to put life into his/ers, the right to name the pam anipaign to go into the convention from which the assembly of the Tele hone R f yermit Miss Butler to land at Hal} P _ Said ” Have tes eal ems wceldande es ry ee as a dark horse. The Governor en- | jeague, in which all nations will be Gone U Onl 35 P _ an fo Marry countered difficulties which even his ;enresent d ‘ould choos erhave: p y er represented, would choose per aus A the Canadian and put her on the . 1 : friends admitted seemed in- i : fini . steamer f aronia, bound for Ienela nd | F : Li representatis es. Cent While Other Costs surmountable, but he has by no The assembly could accept the, Increased More. ns. | ‘B Senator Forwarded June 2?.—With - @ bfficially notifying June their 22.--Tiet i jurists born of At- “love nights on partment Request vestigation of Bringing of | Perjury Charge. ne the Ju ‘ nomination, were awaiting an- personnel of the 86 which will have the party's presj- Those seleeted at erday of Senator &. the Republiec- inee, and Chair- and a committes National Cemmit by wire last night. Was withheld pena- ce Committees ch will “urrange nection with the of Senator Hard. ige of their nom- . | | an candidates for 1 United States Senator Selden P. — were Spencer, at his office here told | Ont of Delaware its “passed | Bex cere erie so Ska Sai. Rae oye Be RSE OLE OO diss ii | D. committee to ar- "sicker Raa ai fi fication of Senator ie bther members are Louisans that of Illinois, Joseph he hiana, David Ww ee as. Willis «° H. ©), eS * .. an or Formalitics. last night, Senutor notified at his ©O., at 2 p. m. on Vv. Coolidge at his pton, Mass., at 2 of Justice. cOon- | tained four based set water out into! false testimony given by pay tentions to office each. Schmol] is L\lization hearing.. one had falsely his mnatur: count alleged he old he had never been arrested, in fact he had been arrested once on a petit larceny charge and once on a charge of bribing a State’s witness “Did the Republican eandi- Sheriff and is seeking c(@amitteeman in the Ward. Slater is Repub- for Publie Adminis- | for re-election as the Seventeenth proving grounds there were | ate ner Missouri, appointees problem, No Nominating Orator. Another difficulty is getting th: (Governor's name before the conven- Fenskv has tion. He made ne arrangements for 1 nominating speech and he can't) with Charles @ ! figure who to get to place | & was at work to- au- 9 beach, un- also his acceptance and dry on the ithorized, today said he made the ‘recommendation after several con- covering Orders have hee issued fficial Voring ferences with his assistants, B. L.| Pentre pene roves FEN | eee Be White and NW. Cc. Whaley, who he. said, for a Strict VA Aten Ort the ac thousands of dollars. lieved a case could not be made be- UV!" of those who preach radical fustice agents declared i ee pier ae ‘ee doctrines or assist in spreading such _ ‘ a See t Hoover at the said Senator £pencer. “Tl acted cause of the character of the wit- “SESS eee 1.3} ' S return from Port Clinton ‘onferrec : ) nesses against Weeke Whaley. he theories, while theinselves restrain- According h 10, con erred With the requests in his behalf as | have iE id ' id ai : “s . , tn air i ing from actual anare histic tiv) ee é pg ries to the \. te Said, Cid i} 1€ ‘as having ¢ - . ' . ort Clinten acted on hundreds of cases which) eyity in keepiag the witnesses in) UC*. ind confession re : } : , en ee = atic {) SSLONS have through my Senatorial!) dine, and, several of the witnesses in- The obtained - office in a routine way The detalls | gjeated they would not tell the “parlor ARC . F : ee OUS; gs } are noft clear in my mind. storv on the witnes that the. f Ses f ist L ot! ss a ‘ . a ’ i€ a, rf ‘aSeSs ) x is 9 it 1 Yr a As l recall it a number of St. had told to the grand OF Of pistols and othe , , , He a ‘urnents. a 14,401 grain cars including, I think, Mayor Whalev said sie opis . in as . . iat a er © | of the railroads and City Counsellor Daues wrote Betty Ray, a nsas City into the a —— : —— i ao > ’ ne I SD t 4 » oe *? ansas and Oklah ° poxe to me about | reported she Was being “beaten up ano- the case. |] am quite sure that what! ; ‘ea Say ay : a . in her house every time the grand they wanted was an investigation of was in session_to prevent her *h , : * ; > T) ect 6 . * . , . the way in which the case had been ifrom giving further information | a systematic were amounting to email upon their last night. ' nuni- are in- iereby civilians the and positions bn of Senator Hard- , prominent in the e Peace, and a sup-’ Intercede.” “T did not Weeke,”’ Not intercede for mare require Ov agents, a which Jefferson City Morrow, also an their names be entirely. ber of citizens operators in St. from The ordnanc worth \ olved. had Included red’ the epe- it was have and to be “theoretical Bolshevik” are objec ts of the eampaign, Provisions of the new widened COTE heen Wheat PFiclds. . ’ abdsoiulel\ ; Mo., June i ae ) | } Ommerce Commis dollars’ valuable Same lists ‘ease Iiscape From Hive and Take Possees sion of St. Charles Office. swarm of bees which escaped. from the hive in which they arrived at St, Mo., late yesterday afternoon, drove the clerks out of the s stand jury. Lou- lose Niel inst IsALNS, 4 witnesses, k eeper, one of he negress resort Charles, | Jury more the mercial the Louis | eent CoTN that general testified jarry, rator two mean “opposition sald, the aliens public sense the bees more, ates 1n nominated The Governo! are tT} }e the lUnited States are the would be. By rie Associated arrived in Kansas City last night from Jefferson City on the same train which carried ved ecto Tennessee and South Carolina dele-| LOS ANGELES SHAKEN , gations. The Governor lived in Ten-| nessee when a boy. William J. INTERMIT TENTLY ALL ; NIGHT BY EARTHQUAKE > Kiely, chief clerk in the State Bev- yrroposed Aasociated Press } | --—— the the esc ealths. to fix responsibility our ~Pnotograph by Heligolana. ern of a| The great guns have been cut into sections by the action of a gas blast and thus destroyed. Merely to cut the Sank stances under which a perjury in-/ _ ; . tei ie ee ee ee ee ee ee ee —— | obtained L AKE RECEDES AND who formerly was ‘¢ wT) ee The increase for resi Weights dence telephones would be 50 reached. The greatest desire of the jurista: ‘ ef lines $3.75 a month, and for four- Names be Taken Off Ballot for One of the chief difficulties was ¢ mags el aes st Running for Two Offices that were already two Misso . ° arty lines $3. The proposed busi- |. = wwe shee sandeep. ee Wholesale Thievery in Ordnance !*"" + Rreeeee Sey ‘siract justice of the high court, ihe cna ttin sh Sikh the eae outed The plan was submitted only @® 1a] would twield-an annual ine join the election commissioners from R. Francis, for whom the Missouri ; By the AsSociated Press : | delegation is instructed for Vice Minister of State, and other furtsts” lepre lc: ava o onts : lati . S espidete : $ : the lake at Port Clinton, 40 miles now being incurred by the company io unds that beth have violated a ; nation for : were inclined to treat it favorably as 22. —Armed ) » in an effort to adequate salar jag | Dtate statute by declaring their in- | berger of Montgomery City, a dele- District. No exclusion vorth of ordnans suppues stolen Lord Phillimore submitted a pro- officials did not contemp! wage increases. track these men to permit the Gard-| posal for the recognition of the fack, The old rates were adequate, Nims date for boom to have the leeway from law and Japanese law. He suggested # wee yy ~~ , their for remunera- | ‘Pater. and also that judges be selected representing tive emplovment until it will COMMIT Ceman i SOnLe . ’ — er service in a satisfactory way. Ile Bs. Bttorney, Sane ona i BEES STING EXPRESS CL nomination, his friends say, said. rdnanc eo) ance v4 : : . i > Tita > ’ ‘@r . . . greatly the scone. of the de- : wet ‘5. E. Scott, statistician for the; on Said this afternoon that he did |iM& speech the Governor would like. : ) It was said civilian emploves of the bye Pa. ne as tn a ' rm ‘2! lt is said the Goverr ‘as invited | company, testified that an examin-, "0! think Fensky’s suggestion had es ove ye A Advocacy either of sabotage or op , , | I pooh a a ae District Court. | nie mage ; hen: bets Sa ee : position to all organized Govern- | ithe commission fixed the old rate, | position of City Committeeman, ang | that this would give the Governor should | that therefore there was no legal-ob- the opportunity of getting before the | railroad express office, severely stung: : . Ate : . the bay. that the case be dismissed, but onl) A special’ investigation of the ments legal authorities. Savotage Sars a eee © | superintendent, ' , wanted it investigated. Weeke evidence was made bv Vance in this connection rs construed hy G A MY Rel} telephone rates i) St. teeman. ne person cannot fil} matte gUmtice in the scant five min-. the abandoned offices until Dr. w. . GRAND JURY EXAMININ R! had been increased ily 35 per public offices, he but the posi- utes to which each seconding speech | ©. Wilson, an aplarist of the neigh=, simply passed these requests along! tiggs is in Spokane, Wash., con-! writings advising against organized ! ‘1 1} to the Department of Justice. | can- ducting a prosecution and could not government-~—even though the United fered exhibits showing that tele until tne expected deadiock in the! than half an hour, and, using honey’ every larde ci © convention is ended and somebody} as 4 lyre. succeeded in getting them spiracy b’xisted. PARTY GROWING, SAYS BORAH I might have spoken about the casé€ |inat there was a chance for Weeke’s associations are being carefully scru- PHILADELPHIA, June 22.—The strc to someone in the department on one ate » jn- | tinize fficials declared, ; "as | - ne a hee al I conviction on one count in the in-| tinized, officials declared, and it was special Federal grand jury ealled to| company’s needs, but alte? any movement in this direction will or blow off a section is often of little use, as it is possible to saw away the damaged portion and thus render the '" ‘'* gun again serviceable, though diminished in range. .The British officer, sitting astride a section, is taking a °” ‘"® . : " Rursum of dictment was returned against | | be used in a month, making the rates for direct has been to preserve, {f possible, complete separation of the political ness rate increase is from $8.50 to Fensky, a lawver,“today , rians who, it seemed, would be more Supplies From Proving Grounds wrote to Attorney-General MeAllis- prominent before the convention ran rough draft and much muat be about $675-.000 in revenue neluding the names of John done before it is worked out or rOL EB June 22.—-When amount, he said, $265.000 would be Schmoll and Frank M. Slater on the President, and the other, Champ Clark, who will be place in> nomi- RE ee PRES HE the first real working basis yet sub-., as . ere nous nany | ; city counselor of St. Louis, ques- | 99 __There ak rrowi dictment. This is thought by oe oe ea im o oa oo of many determine whether a conspiracy ex- 2°? —-There 1 4 growing ac en 4 "anal a “Ac . . TL PP i vade ° ‘a ‘ ’ > 2 4 an i | 4 a\y ¢ r ic : . ; The fact that Weeke was or had eral officials here to have been the will be cut off by the new law, which) joteq jy eonnection with ape of their imiONS be watched with keen interest, de- aa Senator W. KE Borah, of $100,000 PICTURE HOUSE TO BE (;rover ie did not ee of the broken gun. higher Hynitcka of Henry I.. (Hank) Weeke, operators, ments for the high court can be, UNCOVERED ON BEACH lines $4.50 a month, for two-part Charlies Fensky Asks That Their ernor a factor in the convention. questions of the league from abe Parl : $13 a month. ' kj 1 § Al ’ é OF | f er, auSking him to file a suit to en- than the Governor. One was David Revealed by Wind. adopted. Baron Descamps, Belgian off-shore wind the needed to cover the annual defi: primary election ballots on the | President by Emil Rosen- provided in to its mitted. allowed bv the: commission, -which way has yet been discovered to side | ‘glish law, Spanish law, American, of increased, operators have left lican candidate tions and Justice at The Hague , . : ‘at 1) ‘ ' sent to are now in service to handle the | cial , act | ployes, or mnianv more of them. Associate City Counselor Ham | neulce get up the guarded revolutionary doctrines. , : , —_ and were indicted in United States L ; ‘ ae a > , Tne a Ot ‘ lin t oka Saeiat than it did when/|lic Administrator from holding the eral Palmer. For a time it appeared | . : alleges, they dumped their loot into As IL remember it, they did not ask Higgs Made Investigation. enemy law, according to the depart- Ww. G. a Public ae ee ' : ) deciding that he could not do the 1 and f — ' ublic Administ and commit man, and finally had to be shut im, or spoke to me about the case. [| had recommended the dismissal.) ment.” and who publish 1] vanced ae etiie ite also. of- F tut even that will not « abandoned had held undisputed sway for more Kiffort to Determine if Con- over the telephone, and it is possible in his report he expressed the belief The financial resources of radical rw ¢he rates in Sf. ly Mrs. Alfred Miller of St. Strong for Spencer.’ needed help. I consider that one of the dutfes of my office. I had not) followed the Weeke naturalization | ease closely and knew nothing about the merit of the request that the perjury indictment be reviewed.” Senator Spencer said that Nat Goldstein, Circuit Clerk, Republican Ward politician “and one of our $2500 pair’ to the Republican tional Convention, “may have spoken to him about the QWeeke case.” wldstein said he ‘“‘may have spoken | to Senator Spencer” about the case, but was hot sure. Goldstein was a Character witness for Weeke when Weeke applied for citizenship. Has Been Supporting Spencer. Though Weeke is an alien and therefore not qualified to vote he is reputed to be in control of Repub- litan politics in the Eighteenth | Ward, where he formeriy was Re- | publican Central Committeeman., When he resigned as committeeman | he was succeeded by E. E. Butler, his son-in-law, who is still serving. Mrs. Butler, Weeke’s daughter, is Woman committeeman of the ward | x NA | 4 national convention in Chicago. Politicians recall that early in the | Present primary campaign Weeke | his oppositfon to. ~ Spencer. but recently has been = a/| booster. About two months ago Weeke went Kiel’s office and tried to the Mayor that he was _ Wrong in supporting Davis. At that said to the Mayor: The Mayor, greatly surprised, re- “Why, Hank, not long ago vou > ®ave me the dickens because you E Mhought I was for Spencer.” “Well,” said Weeke, te — eo ee eee we “Spencer's all | I'm | Weeke today said he did not think tor Spencer interceded for htm. may have mentioned it to him,” said, “but I don’t see how he _ cou have any influence with Aa ocratic administration. The were dismissed because they oo’ NO Case against me. I am not In eeucs now. Iam tn the dyeing and business and making big , Along about the time of the m , Miection I am going to be -piration of 100 'Weeke's ‘made ‘that he had used unfair Weeke. was / times. | | selor | Spencer Weeke's | Weeke, | spoken ;and -Weeke having come in while Daues | ‘and visitors will be taken by the St. | / Louis Optimists to | opera. Cornell anonymous gift from a professor and | his wife of ‘to be eventually used for the found- | case against Weeke, but while the naturali- was on he and the perjury he recalled that a4ation investigation Mayor Kiel spoke to Spencer about the methods which were being-used by one of the investigators emploved by M. R. Bevington, chief naturali- ‘zation examiner here, and asked that these methods be investigated. The activity of politicians in behalf was shown by the fact that after citizenship was de- nied to Weake three complaints were against Bevington, methods in against were look evidence Special investigators sent here from Washington to into these complaints and Bevington called to Washington several gathering the ington retains his office. Both Mayor Kiel and City Coun- Daues said today that they no letter to Senator Weeke, since but they said were with had written in behalf of indictment, their sympathies and that they might to Spencer about the case. The Mayor said he disapproved of the methods used against Weeke in that the naturalization case, and had told | once Spencer so. Daues_ said he talked of this matter with Spencer Weeke in Spencer's office, was talking with the Senator on an- other matter CORNELL RECEIVES FUND FOR INSTITUTE OF MATHEMATICS Anon) nrous Dence Provides Trust Fund of $50,000—Work to Start in 75 Years. ITHACA, N. Y., June nouncement was made today l‘niversity has received 2° —-AN- that an a trust fund which ts ing of a $6,000,000 institute of pure and applied mathematics. The fund amounts to $50,000, and the first step toward the creation of the in- stitute will be taken at the expira- tion of 75 years, at which Cornefn will appoint professors to formulate plans for the work of the new de- partment. entire project 1 fears. ‘ant fire destroyed | building. alleging | | bors last night. doch The results of the investiga- | tions were not made public, but Bev- have | | quarters will be at ington It is planned to have the | operation at the ex- | night for Burt Lake, Mich.., LIGHTNING WRECKS NUNS’ 75-YEAR-OLD BUILDING the home of the Dame al St Church, 77100 struck Notre Catholic avenue, vesterday, Lightning Sisters of Michael's Sutherland 3:30 p. m. and the result- interior of the Six sisters, who conduct a occupied the house neigh. the parochial school, They staved at the homes of built 75 “Mur- was as the The building, which years ago, was known mansion” until the occupying it 11 years two-story structure insured for $3000, about half its value. The fire smoldered for-half an hour at first, giving the sisters time to escape and voluntee to remove the furniture. ALO. It and gxan wasS Aa eee ee WORLD ~ OPTIMISTS’ The 1920 ternational World will be Thursday ari In- the convention of the Optimist Clubs of held in &t. Louis Friday. The head- the Hlotel Statler. delegates are evening the visiting del- About 5600 Thursday -egates will be guests at a dinner in the Buckingham the delegates room of After dinner the rose Hotel. the Iriday evening the Hotel. ‘There will be dinner, music and dancing. ‘The general chairman of the Arrangement Committee for the convention is Oliver Abel. Two ined for Traffic v iolations. Dennett PD. Bell of 4458 Wash- boulevard was fined $25 in Court todav for having plain lenses in his automobile. edith A. MeKelvey, 116 East Jackson nue, Kirkwoed, was fined $10 driving an automobile past a stand- ing street car. Police AHVe-}- tor Landis’ Court Calendar Clear. Ry the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June 22.—-With court calendar clear for the time in his 15 vears’ service on lbench,. Judge K. M. Landis left his first the last an indefinite vacation fishing. Shrewsbury, at) i home } discovered sisters be- | Was) . ' rs time MEETING expected. | Municipal | annual | banquet will be held at the Planters. «treet. to spend, en witnesses are vet to be heard those called today Stecher wife of who were the Among hMre. F ehauffeur rieda Bergdoall’ when he made his get-away, @. Donaldson, acting head of the itary intelligence, and Harry FP? who drove D. Clarence Gibbony, Bergdoll’s attorney, to the shortly after the escape drove eston, Bergdoll the romorrow. It is expected be completed 00-PER-CENT INCREASE IN PULLMAN RATES GRANTED / been let Advance Applies to the Longer Runs Within the State—No Berth Than 82. messed Less which things at the Chicago con- higher fares Missouri, for Lowden vention, will have on Pullman sleeping This is not a case of fect, though it may cause of the Lowden- relationship The application of the Pullman Co. for the increased rates has been pending several weeks and was granted by the State Service Commission vesterday. The new rates within the State be about 20 per higher on longer runs, such as those from 8S Louis to Joplin, Kansas City and St Joseph. On the shorter runs, such as Jefferson City and Sedalia, berth will be sold less than $2, no seat accommodations at less than 50 cents. Increased rates on inter- runs in effect. (30YV. LO pay cause and ef- seer) to be. be- Pullman fam- will cent the and state are alread, 0. W, POMEROY’S FUNERAL HELD Died at Hos- | Treasurer of Shoe Co. pital After Attack of Apoplexy. Funeral for Daniel W old. treasurer of services Pomeroy, 65 years Rice & Hutchins yesterday at the Shoe ('o., who the Mullanphys were held this morning at the Wagoner chapel, 3621 Olive Interment, will be Cemetery, Chicago died following an attack suffered Thurs- resided with his wife in St. louis for 15 years having come here from ‘Chicago home was At the Shardell Hotel. died Hospital, wood Pomeroy of apoplexs He had last aay, ito eost WAS | investigation will soon as up| i obt cars hereafter. | | heirs, Public ' no! leading a at Oak- |; ; been Thetr | BUILT AT SIXTH AND CHESTNUT structure 1o— Builders Ready Kixpect to Have io Open by Nov. Will Seat £2,000, -story moving picture theate: $100,000 will be erected on northwest corner of Sixth for the Jnvestment ee A two the Chestnut Amusement db svndicate streets Buena and composed of St picture men is finish “Story Louis moving workmen wreck- ng the old two brick which has occupied number of years. A for the fireproof throughout, to the site ror a which the construction, is to be Woehrman A 99- 35-foot Construction ("oO lease on the site, whik h frontage on feet on Chestnut, ained from Anna who own it, through Hiemenz Realty Co. The withheld. year has a and 127 been has the (jlasgow < onside) ation is NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE MAN BEHIND IN MINNESOTA PRIMARY Regular Republican Candidate Has Plurality of 21.000, With Third of 2eturns In. ; id = Alinn.. tion returns P AU mary eles of 8195 Minnesota show State Auditor J. A. © field of six candidates for the Republican gubernatorial nomi nation. with a plurality o 21,000 Henrik Shipstead of choice of the Pri third today ’reus June iron) a precincts (;lenwood Kiepulr- Ship- League over Preus was the lican convention stead is the candidate \Iavor is leading the ern eliminatiqn Non-partisan lindeson of St Paul andidates fo im & fhe ser,ven (,0V- Democratic nomination for Foot Bridge on l-ershing Finished. A foot bridge over the River des Peres. connecting the 5900 and 6009 blocks on Pershing avenue, completed, It is of wood, and steel piles, is 100 4% feet and building of a MePherson avenue, concrete long ana $1500 The bridge on blocks with leet cost ilar Iwo wide and } contract has'| | present is the Sixth stree, | 245 ‘MRS, E. S, LITTLE, MARRIED the Henry, has | which SiTlie + away, is. being conn ‘ered. | bi a Lake for a Vacation Senator Borah night Ol present at Piven under the ‘ommittee of 48. Wiis AtlSs- bout futement be mass meeting pices of the ¢ deciined to audience howevel ot Borah make any s fore the “The third “depends entirely upon it adopts the candidates it places in nomination. lf is a most difficult ma a new political party, as the mistake in the beginning marks the venture if another ticker lean actionary or the SUcceSS, ANN party. Senator said, the platform and launch ’ } »* Siig hitesi frer fo sued essfulls the doom of those ad- vocating too fat toward either the re radical, heir eftorts tile in spite of will prove the fact that most opportune in many vears for bre ihe old offered from organizations.” IN JULY, 1919, GETS DIVORCE: After Had Savs Husband Told Her Soon “Wedding That Marriage Been a Mistake. Edell Palmer Little today, in Judge (‘alhoun 's from kdward S lL.iftie of 14 King’s highway, toa whom she Bras She is bi ls- Nirs obtain a divorce court Nort VW ;* niarried j ig eT ‘ (hi \irs Littie charged as and pndignities aot Aa Little entered his eeneral actel auppes: suit and contest the 1 and Little ts 346 within did riaot years old the rhnarriagce told had ceased to care fo! her: thal e said their marriage had and that he her friends mistake: retuse<l Wit been a io ussociate ST. JOHN'S CRURGE FOR JAPAN hodist | i i i?) (ka. \ new Met Japan, 1s be built by cor the ri a tion of St ‘hurch, South, ite Washington church, funds for been forwarded to the second built the congregation of Vathia tributions of John's Methodist King’s highwas avenue. This have Japan, will be foreign soil by St. John s. A large church at Soochow, (hina, was built by the gifts of 8t. John's, and ts named after it. 431% * though {tf it is found that fir- | the | time | aking | Tennessee delegation was ready to vote for Gardner and that he prob- ably could get the South Carolina delegation The Baltin siped abou! nig of will be thered in this morning and gos but there was no Missouri delegates ga ethe iore politics nieet! the delegation dele- cisco, as the ran all the dele- the meeting krancisco held as soon San ably gation arrives bn the train. called before San is reached. The chairman and older officers of the delegation are to be chosen and the members of the con- gates are or riav be vention committees are to ed. Missouri Special Roster the are (;0\ Gardner, KF. © Liberty: Db. Rk. Francis, St Joseph T lDoavis, St. Louis: Mrs. W. W. Graves. Je and Mrs. Edward F. Gol- - St. louis: Charles Higgins, St. ouis; William M. Reedy, St. Louis; Oo. TT. Jones, Kingston: Charles © Hobbs, Cape Girardeau; Flovd Ja cobs. Kansas City; Alrs. Penns pack- er. Miss JI. M. Bohanan, St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs. W. ©O. (Neal, Bar- clav: Mra. W. W. Martin, Cape Gtir- ardeau: Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Peck, Salem: J. H. Hill and daughter, Ne- vada: Mr. and Mra. A. G. ¢ Virs. Ff (; hligginbot ham Virx. J. KB. Daniel, Pledmont; and Mrs. W. DD. Vandiver, St louis: Mrs. Martha Taffee, Carth age; Miss Gertrude Williams, Shetl- don: Mr. and Mre. J. W. Head, Pal- mvra;: Mrs. Charles F. Carter, Kirks- le: Mri Virs. J. W. MeK night King City; Mr. and Mrs, A (", Par- King (ity; Airs Morrow, Jefferson City; Stanley I) Menden- hall. St. Louis; Dr. Hdna Stone, &t |ouls: T. €. Alford, Kansas (Citys Ren (lark, Eidorade Springs: (;raves, Maitiand: J ! louis: il. kh special Yancey, louis: Judge Those on Viissouril anda Citys. Mil “ostello. elmo: hirtle; (‘ol athe sons hate (‘harles (,aliagnei ana Saett (haceola: John Boonville: Mra. N. FE and Mra. FE. P. berger, Montgomery City; W. Youel and daughter, Fairfax: J. H. | Whitecotton, Paris; Lee Looney and daughter, Sedalia; Justice and Mrs. J. J. Shepard and family, Kansas ‘‘itv: HH. D. Sloan, Greenfield; W. C. Van Cleve, Moberly: Judge Jesse Robertson, Maryville; E. H. Collier, Neosho; Mra. Bertha Crumpacker, ‘ rook grove (odessa: Mr. wink, hosen-: This prob- |! | the be stlect- | ‘fferson | | ("oe. i. J. | | Barton, Bt. Loutls: / son buf was started and has been Vears, tremor since Members of assembling at tute on South Hope shock came. They were joined by other students in front of the building, where they sang hymns. Reports from Pasadena were t6 the effect that three distinct shocks felt. No damage was reported there At the moving picture thea- ters Many persona sought the return of their money for tickets purchased, but there was no confusion within the showhouses at the time of shock up by the going the Bible Ineti- street when the were W « re ms — nna lt oe TEER Unionville; Mrs. N. A. Franklin, I%,- ionville; Mr. and Mes. A Vanwar ner, West Plains: Mr and Mra, alph Wammack, Bloomfield; Judge J. S. Farrington, Springfield: Mr. end Mra. A. J. Hawkins and son, eminence; Miss Davis, Brunaewick: Mrs. B. C. Smutz. Brunswick: Mra Jemima Hughes, Thott as I.veaght, St. Joseph: Mrs. M. Ft, Wise, Mexico: Mr Mre. H, Te Faulkner, Jamesport: Clarence Can. non, EKlisberry: Mr. and Mrs. Burrts Jenkins, Kansas itv; Robert EK. Hickman, Newton, lil: George W, bithian, Benton, Jil; M. J. Whales and two daughters, St. Louwlta: Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wheeler, Mountain Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Luther M. Wil, son and son, Jefferson Citv; Mr. end Mre. A. DD Bell, St. Louis: Lawler [miey and two daughters, 8t. Louwla: Mir. and Mra — Kt. hHiunt and twe daughters, ‘olumbia Shannon, St + noe or Mies aria, mA. louis; Miss Langan, &t. Loule: Mr.” and Mere. Mike Arendes, Bt. \Iire. Ft. Rombauer and three chil< | dren, St. Loulea: Kansas tity: Kevtesville: anal Michael Kenney, @h) Louis; Judge Radward A. Rice, oe l.ouls; Sam Hellman. St Lotte, a Byrnes. St. Louis; Joe Brog . Louis; l. B. Reed, St. Loula: J | tice Casimir J. Welch, Kansas City; | — Sam McMinn, Marble Hill: Kansas (ity: (urtis A. Asa Hutson, St. Jack Sweeney, St. Louls; Willem (ondon, St. Louls:; Wtiltam Ketlty, St. Lows, City: J. T. Mam, Mins Maa : l.ouls; — lawrence Powers, Jeffers ee | Kansas Cltyg | Joe Mestres, &t. Louis; Con P, Pasce ran, St. Louis; Peter Gugn, St. ef OV SE on — ? the Fishermen's Claib z the Loa i Joseph B. Shanner, Lou yea =i
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Your health will be much benefited and your household bills wih take a big ee raft Cheese in tins is blended to insure even quality and flavor, then sterilized, packed and sealed in parchment lined tins. Then it ne tee i - E % = e : 4 : 5 Ce! - > oe re ee a ,000 Prize True Story and of others. How could she confess to the man she loved? O, how the thought of it stung! “How can I;” she would cry. “Just how can I tell him—all!” Yet, she knew that this was the only course to safeguard her future happiness and that it would be better for her to tell then for some- one else. Read “Out of the Shadow,” a wonderful and true love story written by a real woman; it was awarded first prize in True Story’s Thousand Dollar Prize Contest. wants to—into You Slap Your Wife? Also in the June issue The Other Woman and His Wife The Eternal Maternal Her Awakening Her Guest for the Night The Little Mother Who Stayed Unwed Business and Marriage And many other stories of real life. Story Magazine. stories that appear in its pages. serious consideration at the hands At Your Newsstands 25 cents Proving that Truth is Stranger than fiction. ERCE BUILDING NEWS CO. « 4t Aaa ! . castle at | Ayrshire, with its thousands of acres, ASHBY DE LA ZOUCH, England,| descends to his niece,’ Mrs. Abney- r +.! Hastings aughter of. Maj. Paulyn ees s. Reginald Abney Hast-| liastings, daug J ul June 22,—-Mrs. Reg as wa if Hiastings and Lady Maud Hastings. ings succeeds to the Scottish titie of; | married in 1916 Capt. Huddle-| ston of the Royal Scots, but as Lord heir-presunip- husband the surname of Abney-Hastings. She) becomes | ; | mand | the | portunity to ' By the Asse _cals and Democrats. | route ithe price gougers. ‘national , would not By the Japan reopen eheviki berian buffer state. plot to By the TERNAL SUES FIRS 'Massachusetts Senator Says Dem- | ocrats. by Subordinating the League Can Sweep Country. | By the Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. DENVER, June 22 to the Democratic convention). Walsh of Colo., Senator TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1920. aes Cpl | A: ie ipa rie ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT taron Botreaux and his British bar- Al H WOULD PIT , Gilbert Clifton Hastings-Campbell. W By J E CONANT & CO - - Auctioneers fen, ‘lot with the buildings and forty-two acres of which is in timber land, has a) Massachusett >. | who will represent that State on the) Resolutions Committee of the Dem- | ocratiec natfronal convention, is tak-|! ing with him to San Francisco tne draft of a strong plank which he will seek to have in- corporated in the platform. Having become nationally Known as a foe of the profiteers through his speeches in the Senate calling atten- tion Lo exorbitant corporation profits Walsh has received hun- dreds of letters from all parts of the country calling upon the Go-- ernment to protect the public from Hie has compiled letters to jay expressions from thase unrest, The Walsh plank asserts that prof- |iteering is in the same category with | usury as a crime against and should be punished in the same way, take the place of the ambiguous lan guage of the Lever the plank proposed act, anti-profiteering | + ee before the Resojutions Committee in support of his argument that profiteering is at the bottom of the | the public | namely, with jail sentences. To! | that a clearly worded and) strict definition of profiteering be put | on the statute books. Walsh thy lis or some belief that would be the similar plank accepted by the convention. Massachusetts Senator expressed S , trie eade rs ( | Tnose | opposing the administration stand on the League of nations. eference to pro-league senti- Waish said he Stand out for rejection of league, but would un- qualified approval of it opposc effort to make it the campaign. is to go on record for the league, said Walsh, it should insist upon safeguarding reservations, and par- ticularly upon a reservation to article ment in the party, the oppose and the dominant If the party any issue of 10. As now drawn, he holds that this article confirms the domination of strong nations over subject races and shuts off one method—insurre:- tion aided ‘from the outside—by Which a subject race may gain its independence. Walsh Bryan aligns himself with the against the Wilson de- plank clearly indorsing venant with onlv “in- reservations that do not meaning. The Fresi- dent said that any weakening of the obligation assumed under ar- forees for a league ce terpretative” alter its has ticle 10 would be a thrust at the heart of the covenant. The evasiveness of the Republic- an platform on domestic cording to Walsh has the issues ac- opened an op- Democrats to sub- | Ordinate the league issue to a for- ‘Wward-looking program of domestic reconstruction With which they would sweep the country. NEW BOURGEOIS CABINET The} will be among! IN GERMANY 1S PREDICTED Pehrenbach Regime Proposes to Loyally Carry Out the Ver- suilles Treaty. lated Press BERLIN, June 22.—Official an- nouncement that Konstantin Fehren- bach has been appointed Chancellor definitely presages the construction of a bourgeois Cabinet in the next 48 hours, and in new Government cir- cles here it is stated there will be a sufficiently emphasized vote of con- | fidence to enable the ministry to pre- } Bent an undisputed Spa conference next month. Declaration of the leaders of German People’s party, avowing al- | legiance to the Weimar constitution and the republican form of govern- ; ment, has removed an obstacle to a coalition of that party with the Cleri- This declara- tion seems elastically phrased, but is , accepted as a promise of good be- havior. The new coalition, which commands only 106 votes, will thrive solely the ‘‘benevolent neutrality’’ promised by the Majority Socialists, who, despite German labor interests, will not be represented in the new Cabinet. The Government's platform will affirm the new regime proposes lovally to carry out the Ver- Sailles treaty and will appeal for the subordination of partisan interests. because of - ee JAPAN RENEWS BUFFER STATE NEGOTIATIONS WITH BOLSHEVIK! Representative Reported Sent to Si- beria to Reopen Parleys Re.- cently Broken Off. Associated Press MBMONOLULU, T. H.. instructed a June ac. has representa- five to proceed to Chita, Siberia, to negotiations for a with the Siberlan buffer Rol. state, according to a Tokio cable dispatch. Dispatches June 1 reported the breaking off of negotiations between Japan and the Bolsheviki for a Si- The breach was iscribed by Japan to discovery of « undermine Gen. and bring the Baikal re- /gion under contre! of the Bolsheviki. ‘MAN IN STUPOR SINCE MARCH Former Service Man Shows No Sign of Returning Consciousness, A s: ar fate Prees FORT SMITH, Ark... June 2??2.—— Hierbert Wright, ex-service man, has been In a caleptic stupor, commonly | known as | sleeping sickness, since | March. Although he shows no symp.- | toms of returning consciousness, his | yhysicians state that he has gained strength since being in a hospital ana believe the patient will eventually | ‘Precover. out feeling, according to physicians. The man is absolutely with- | mandate at the : the| Semenoff, - commander of the all-Russian forces In Siberia, ‘encumbrance to whomsoever will bid the most therefor at absolute auction | OFFICE LOWELL MASSACHUSETTS FOUR WINDS FARM INDIANS’ PETERBOROUGH NEW HAMPSHIRE | I hereby pledge to immediatte disposal my Four Winds Farm estate just | off the “Old Dublin Road” at Peterborough New Hampshire—-as it stands today in all its completeness and readiness for occupancy and use-——free from | was shiny. strong. lustrous hai sale and comply with the Terms and Conditions of Sale. It is one of the} finest and most substantial and attractive of the higher class of Summer és- tates, it comprises a manor house at eleven hundred and fifty feet elevation furnished, a set of farm buildings—furnished, a complete set of farming equipment and agricultural implements and dairy utensils, two hundred and | fifteen acres of land—one hundred and seventy-five acres of which is in one | and commands a. | of surrounding | ; ' jJocation unsurpassed in the Peterborough-Dublin district, wonderful view of Mount Monadnock and the wide range mountains and hills and other Summer estates. The sale will take place Upon the premises at the manor house at the top of the hill regardless of any condition of the weather on Wednesday, the 30th day of June, 1920, begin- | ning very promptly at two o'clock in the afternoon (daylight saving time). | An illustrated and descriptive catalogue of this estate may be had upon @p- | plication at the office of the auctioneers—-where ail inquiries must be made. | EDWARD BURNETT. | Photo when bald. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ New Hair Growth After BALDNESS HAIR GROWN ON MR. BRITTAIN’S BALD BEAD BY MYSTERIOUS HAIR GROWER : My head at the top and back was absolutely bald. The scalp An expert said that as he thought the hair roots were extinct, and there was no hope of my ever having a new hair growth, over 66, I have a luxuriant growth of soft, No trace of baldness. The pictures shown here are from my photographs, Indians’ Secret of Hair Growth At a time when I had become discouraged at try'ng various hair lotions, treatments, etc., 1 came across, in my travels, @ Cherokee Indian elixir that he asseverated would grow my hair, Although I had but little faith, I gave it @ trial, To my amazement a light fuzz soon appeared. It day, into a healthy growth, and ere long my hair w my youthful days. That I was astonished and happy ts expressing my state of mind Za Obviously, the hair roots had net been dead, but were dormant A the scalp, awaiting the fertilizing potency of the mysterious ae I negotiated for and camo into possession of the principle . preparing this mysterious elixir, now called Kotalko, and later Roe the recipe put into practieal form by @ chemist. That my own hair growth was permanent has been amply Many men and women, also children, have reported satisfactory results from How YOU May Grow YOUR Hair My honest belief is that hair roots rarely die eren when the hair falls out through dandruff, fever, excessive dryness Yet now, at an age ri Clothes a part of your personality SOLD BY Fekert Druc Co. Meyer Broa., FE. A. Mediler; Adolph Koch, Wolff-Wil- eon Drug Co.(Tth St. and Washing- ton Av.) and others in St.Loute The men who think of clothes as a part of their personality wear custom made suits. "n | pee by Busy Druggists verywhere in America summer they wear a Palm Beach, tonics, ‘*medicine man’’ or other disorders, I have been told by experts that often when hair falls ont the roots become imbedded within the scalp, covered by hard skin, so that they remain for a time like bulbs or seeds in a bottle which will grow when fertilized. Shampoos (which contain alkalis) and hair lotions which contain alcohol are enemies to the hair, as they dry it, making it brittle. Kotalko contains those elements of nature which give Bnew vitality to the scalp and hair. Prosaessivt Lucoeme Co. Mohair or Tropical Worsted | PROVE FOR YOURSELF \ : in : Get a box of the genuine Kotalko at a reliable druggist’s 807-9 NORTH SIXTH STREET suit—but it is custom tailored. $300.00 GUARANTEE with each box. A small testing box of Kotalko (with testimonials, etc.) may be obtained by send- “ 7 ing ten cents, silver or stamps, to my address below. specialists’ who head an ye recent phote eveloped, as as yells ee 4 otalke, JOHN HART BRITTAIN, Station F, New York City | Could anything be greater | than the greatest art? The Victrola brings you the artists true to the life. most famous It does not detract one iota from the beauty of their interpretations— and nothing can be added! To vary their ex- quisite performances in any way would be to spoil the artists own interpretations. ! no improving on the art of the world’s greatest singers and instrumentalists—on There is their lifelike © interpretations brought to you by the Victrola. Victrolas $25 to $1500, where. Victor dealers every- New Victor Records demonstrated at all dealers on the Ist of each month. REG. U. BS. PAT. OFF. ‘? vee CURE ee, AEG. US PAT OFF Haste: ° i sib 4k, agitissde Ctesetrart anne iw EEE A} ts “Victrola” identify all our products. Lois emda the lid! Lock on the labd! “VICTOR JALKING MACHINE OO ‘Caroden, N. 3 VICTROLA Victrola XVII, $350 Victrola XVII, electric, $413 Mahogany or oak Victor Talking Machine Company Camden, New Jersey ee ee —— me ee TC te ta A ti “ea Rt, ill, eee eet eat eet a et os ES EE EE Ee a a ee - f- —— Hal kr 2 HiPS day— they cor dainty fa erland. | “come in quisite S Person tageously er. they chasing ; figure. lL them are tiste. han all white daintily a that they ermbroide The H ever. sub tions whi fere with Twelve are offer price of dozen at Liner Women: kerchiefgs, and embr are offere dozen in very attr special fig \ Gl. [ced Consist ana SIX tractive | Cut G T hree- blers. in ceptional Syrt These tary met: im light « Hand Light | Flo Variou light cut ae On Wed R. | Dg vValiuab!l sullers The he pends t the car feet. | pliance trouble The | the Re
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From recent photo, It developed, day Was a8 prolific ag in ) state of mind mildly. t were dormant {np mysterious pomade, | of the principle for talko,-and later had been amply proved. esults from Kotalko, X Hair , la al 1h | tuathy , For women’s heir, York City "A ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1920. | ee es Garrily's Hair Wavers An interesting display of Garrity’s Silk Hair Wavers and Waving Fluid and instructions in their’ use. Waving Fluid, trial size, 25c; large size, soc. Hair Wavers, medium, 35c a card, large, 45¢ a card. (Notion Dept.—Main Handkerchiefs from St. Gall 25C Each SHIPS come sailing day by day—but not every day do they come freighted with the dainty fabrics of St. Gall, Switz- erland. Our Ships have just “come in’ with five cases of ex- quisite St. Gall Handkerchiefs. Personally selected and advan- tageously purchased by our buy- er, they come to you for pur- chasing at an interestingly low figure. Dozens upon dozens of them are here, of fine sheer ba- tiste. handsomely embroidered in all white. The designs are so daintily and effectively executed that they give the effect of hand- embroidery. The Handkerchiefs are, how- ever, subject to minor imperfec- Kloor.) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee, ee ee ee ee ge te —> 42333 a as . Q = ; + ++ > r++ + ’ +~ " v} i ; i ’ sf ova ‘ s Bae? +4 ri Pe ? =e a we Fass “ wi ‘ ." aztiztig. ~ SS4zht tess * ee . eel as > - oo oe So rr - -- ee A ei cat i Sotes ’ d ¥ ote \ : ‘ : i aD Ps M - 4 ‘: aaninnanemtal Summery Frocks Are Doubly Desirable When Style and Value Combine ———— = —— ee Te ee ere © ee Z oe ee ee oe Tarts, 6 for 40c Dainty patty shells filled with luscious red cher- ries—fresh from our own bakery—oflered special for Wednesday. (Main Fiver.) eT | - ’ | i : 4 ‘ee ee ~we- a I) Wash Goods Are Proving a Remarkable Attraction N fact, the prices are so unusually low that women are buying materials f¢ three and even four or five new dresses from the colored Voiles, qua nt ct- ted Swisses and bright hued Organdies that are to be had. different patterns are one of the attractions in the department. too, are marked at special prices. Fancy White Flaxon, soc Yard Sheer quality, in checked | and blocked inches wide. White Poplin, Special, 50c Yard _ Just 500 yards of fine qual- ity Poplin, made of mercer- ized yarn. 27 inches wide. st. Gail Swisses, eg ee These are shown in dark grounds with woven stripes and dots, and the price is ex- ceptional. Tan Dress Linen. Special, $1.00 Yard Warranted to be All-Linen of the finest light in Weight, patterns. 32 and 36 Madras. grade. It is | Shirting Madras, Special, $1.00 Yard White grounds with fast colored woven stripes are shown in this fine quality 32 inches wide. Japanese Crepe, Special, 39c Yard Hand woven Crepe, in white grounds with fast col- ored stripe patterns. Solid Color Voiles, 75c Yard A special purchase. About 5000 yards in the lot. Ali are of good quality and are shown in many shades. 36 inches wide. White Swiss Organdie, $1.00 Yard Permanent finish Organdfe of very fine quality. 44 inches wide. The quantities of White Gods, Plain White Flay.on, soc Yard This material launders beautifully, and is made of’ selected snow white cotton. Tt is very sheer. and is 38 inches wide. Embroidereci Swiss Organdies, $1.25 Yard There are alsout 300 yards of permanent finish Organ- dies in this iot, in colored grounds with embroidered dots. 44 inches wide. Priced extremely low. Rainbow Swiss Organdies, $1.25 Yd. Permanent finish Swiss _Organdies, im many beauti- ful solid shades. 44 inches wide. (Second Floor.) a | 4 tions which will in no wise inter- fere with their wearing qualities. Twelve hundred dozen of these are offered at the exceptional price of 25c¢ each, or one-half dozen at $1.25 Linen Handkerchiefs Women’s sheer, all-linen Hand- kerchiefs, neatly hemstitched and embroidered in one corner, are offered in groups of one-half dozen in assorted designs, in a very attractive box, at the very special figure of, the box, $2.50 (Main Floor.) | ! | inches wide. | in a Special Purchase to Sell at | a 0 5 REPRESENTATIVES of a great stock which the manufacturer sold to us at an astoundingly reasonable figure, these Summer Dresses are decidedly Men Will Note a Good Value in worthy of your careful investigation. : Of voiles, figured, striped and Persian pattern, and of gingham, they present These Silk Four-in-Hands a varied and pleasing array. The possession of such will enable one to meet hot days coolly and well dressed—and best of all, most economically. Sizes 34 to 44. 05c Each Also a goodly number in extra sizes. (Third Floor.) LO HERE are 6000 Silk Neckties offered at this price. 6000 means that the selection of styles, colors and kinds is an exception- ally large one. Every man who needs new Ties to wear with , Summer shirts and new suits, can buy half a dozen or more good- iooking styles—the price makes the investment a small one. ; ee ee ee - — — *-.__ Coatsand Wraps Wednesday—Baby Day - May Be Had for fs fe Be and “45> THERE are many coat days, even during Summer—prac- tically every evening demands a wrap. For these days, then, you will he interested in our Wraps and Coats at the above named prices. Accordion plaited or draped Wraps and many styles of Coats are included. Navy, bronze, beige, black and mixtures in beautiful materials are very good values at these prices. annie Short Coats of velour de laine, satin and velvet make stunning Wraps to wear with Summer They are priced, —— wm A A i —e oe . n OIRO Altes Ans de TS ene ~~ wo 2) 0 Nig: meee ncn. ecm A ae ct PLR GARNI NI ARE a +. + LITTLE pink-cheeked babies, with big ° _ round eyes, are the joy of the Baby Shop. It 1s the chief pleasure of this section to show new Dresses, daintily made Slips, Bootees, Caps, even down to the soft little Undervests to mothers who need new things for their babies. Wednesday, special items are featured that always represent Savings. In the lot are Salin Brocades Double Allover Patterns Foulards Slripes Plain Colors Figures Every Tie has a slip-easy neckband. The silk is of excellent quality. (Men's Store Across the Street and Squares 1 Jacquard Figures Twills a gt eg tn tl te a te a - Infants’ Long Dresses of nain- sook are made with tiny yokes of embroidery and lace, and are spe- cial at $1.50 Round, white-enameled Toilet . Baskets are special at $2.2. White-enameled Nursery Ward- robes are priced $137.95 Mother o’' Love Packages—in- cluding dress, Gertrude skirt, two bibs and a cap. stamped for em- broidery on finest nainsook—also pth) a pique moccasins. Complete with lace and embroidery cotton to make them up. Special, $7.50 _ Quality Crib Pads, size 18x34 inches—special, 75C Embroidered Japanese’ Crib Quilts of habutai satin, pink and blue, $5.95 Japanese Jackets of habutai satin. hand-embroidered, $2.98 ond Floor.) ¥g! mt oe * 2) re! and 2-—~Main Bullding.) Correctly Designed Undermuslins | To Fit Women Who Wear Large Sizes LJNDERMUSLING that fit smoothly, that are com- fortably large without the least bit of surplus ma- terial, are the kind that women with well-developed figures are always looking for. Nainsook Envelope Suits trim themselves in vatious ways with lace, embroidery and medallions. ae a5 at as aS Ae Ete r kor Summer Use— Madras Curtains Slip-over Gowns, trimmed with lace, embroidery and beading. are $1.75 aa = ESSERE 3 ete Pca Cee clothes. vaee eer ees Laas ; 4 . SS -—- eT A RO ee RN RN RE RE a ON TN A — ea pe Eee NES ae ~ erst cay v— >a ss aed FAS ewe ’ aie les) ? ine Tee | 4S nes oy : : ~ ——— — oe ae aa - = ava neon t * 7 eee iad Glassware Iced Tea Sets, $3.45 Consisting of a covered jug and six iced tea glasses, in at- tractive floral cutting. Cut Glass Water Sets, $1.75 Three-pint jug and six tum- blers, in light cut designs on ¢x- ceptionally clear blanks. Syrup Pitchers, 50c These have removable sani- tary metal covers, and are shown in light cut floral designs. Handled Nappies, 50c Light floral cuttings. Flower Vases, 69c Various styles and sizes, in : esigns. light cut d & (Fifth l’loor.) ‘Note— Dr. Scholl's Lecture | On Foot Comfort © Wednesday, June a3. | 3:30P.M. | | DE»: SCHOLL'S lecture on foot relief will prove valuable to everyone who ' suffers from foot ailments. «| | The health of the body de- | pends to a great extent upon the care and comfort of the | | feet. Dr. Scholl's foot ap- | pliances will correct foot | | | trouble. _ The lecture will be held in the Rest hurant. “ge Be ' (Sixth Floor.) eee ss > } ie Ee See $32.50 to $49.75 hird Floor.) Dinner Services At a Variety of Prices Dinner Service, $29.50 English Semi-Porcelain Serv- ice, complete for 12 persons. Shown in two border deco rations. Dinner Service, $39.50 Made of domestic semi-porce- lain. with beautiful border dec- oration in Minton effect. Com- plete 100-piece service. Dinner Service, $45.00 Domestic semi-porcelain, with border design and gold lines. Half mat gold handles. Dinner Service, $49.50 Of light-weight English semi- porcelain, with blue band border, gold treatment and mat gold han- dles. and mat gold handles. Dinner Service, $55.00 Imported china. with a dainty pink rose festoon border decora- tion and gold treatment. Dinner Service, $65.00 French China Dinner Service, complete with bread and butter slates and fast-stand sauce boat. Has a dainty border decoration (Fifth btloor.) May Be Chosen From Satisfactory Assortments Seamless Axminster Rugs, $75.00 "THESE Rugs are very closely woven, and are one of the best makes. They are very rich looking in their Persian and Oriental designs. 4-Yard-Wide Linoleum, $1.29 Square Yard A carload shipment brings a fresh lot of finest quality printed Linoleums, in many pretty de- signs. Will cover the average room without a seam. Wilton Rugs, $115.00 Beautiful effects are obtained i 1 Wilton Rugs, in | a ee Stead are finished | with heavy fringe on the ends, and are of exceptional quality. . gx12 size. gx1I2 size. Neenah Fiber Rugs, $22.50 These Rugs are ideal for bed- room or dining room us¢, on ac- count of their beauty. their dura- bility. and their sanitary quali- ties. Shown in gray, blue, mul- berry, green and brown in 9x12 size. 8x10 Neenah Fiber Rugs. $20.00 9x1 Japanese Grass Rugs for Summer use are specially priced t $9.25 8x1o Japanese Grass Rugs. 7.§ (Fourth Floor.) Are Inexpensively Priced +2) a HREE different groups, each one offering good values in Madras Curtains, are featured for tomorrow. They are splendid Curtains for Summer use, as they launder beautifully and do not require starching and stretching. The majority of the Curtains are ecru color, just a few in plain white. Cretonne Cushions, Each, 69c and $1.45 Numbered among the necessities of Summer are Cretonne Cushions for porch chairs, canoes and lawn use. There are different colors and patterns. (Fourth Floor.) if siipiesable | Housewares Refrigerators at $58.75 a, HREE-DOOR side-icing style. [Exterior is white enameled with nickel trimmings, with double walls insulated with mineral wool; white enamel-lined provision chamber. Ice capacity, 100 pounds. Poultry Netting, $3.95 Koll 2-inch mesh galvanized wire, 3 fect high. 150 running feet -to a roll. Garden Hose, $8.75 Moulded ribbed Hose, non- kinkable, complete with couplings. “4-inch size, 50-foot sections. Electric Toasters, $9.00 | “American Beauty” Electric Toasters—highly. nickel plated, very attractive and practical. Aluminum Windsor Kettles, $1.59 Complete with cover; 4-quart size. Electric Irons, $3.98 “Martha Washington’ Irons, with detachable cord and piugs: 6-lb. size. Guaranteed for one year. Window Screens, 79Cc Adjustable-style Screens, 24 Galvanized Iron inches high, extending to 33 inch- Cans, with bail han- es in width. Hardwood frames die and cover. with black wire cloth. Aluminum Saucepans, 95¢ Wash Tubs, Special, $1.29 4-quart Sauce Pans, made of No. 2 galvanized Wash Tuba, heavy. gauge aluminum. well made. (Fifth Floor, Garbage Cans, 95¢ oe — They are special at Envelope trimmed with embroidery, are priced $7.50. Fine quality nainsook Gowns, slipover. have V necks and are lace. embroidery ard medallions. Some have lace sleeves. priced Drawers of t) “\“. with embroidery ruffle, at $1.00. yuu In the Downstairs Store Comforts for Summer Use $3.45 and $3,95 HE right weight Comfort for sleeping porch use in Summer. They are of silkoline, slightly mismatch- ed in the patterns. The fill- white cotton. The offer a substantial ing 1s prices saving. pwnstairs Store.) Drapery Cretonne Day Offers Great Varieties at 33c, 43c, 53c, 63c and 73c the Yard Gowns of nainsook, in slipover style, show various styles of trim- ming, carried out in lace, medal. lions, embroidery and beading, $2.50 Cambric top Petticoats, mad with underlays. have flounces o embroidery or lace insertion and edging. Priced $2.98. $37.98 $4.98 White shadow-proof Petticoats of sateen, are finished with a hem- stitched hem and have elastic waistband, stout size, at $2.2$. (Second Floor.) ane $2.50 claborately laces and Suits, dainty square, round or trimmed with They are $2.98 and $7.98 cambric. trimmed Colored Organdies 50c Yard SAMPLE pieces and slight seconds of this crisp, at- tractive dress material are marked at this special price. It may be had in these shades—biscuit, flesh color, nickel, maize, orchid, Alice, navy, pink, green and white. —_._— J Ociock Speen —— 1600 yards of fine woven stripe and block design; : 36-inches wide. | ; a | Seay, Sports Skirting, 59c Yard — te . ae gee: niiniintien Store.) “ A ™ AY colored fabrics, so practical and de- sirable for draperies, slip covers, uphol- stery, etc., are thus attractively priced. Fresh new pieces of Cretonnes, in many different designs and color combinations, offer them- selves at these prices, for an infinite variety of uses. OR A OE et A LOL A I OEE NCEA GI I: CN ED OES NEI NS A CT A SN Me Ne lhe LE NANG CRN A Ff ce me ge I AE Reg ee a a ’ See ee ee ein none he i i 2 ee aw ‘ OF ge ae a ar, i
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Mee Sere Me — om, 4 4 te OTR ge > o QPS HF ae i 3 7 . Pues ems, 25 of" ~ 7 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1920 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - & ~— eo . nee ~~ = Se a - —— Se _— rn | ae anaes al MAN ACCUSED BY PASTOR _| FUNERAL OF MRS, MARY. TODD rs ee — — Delightful Plate 3 TO BE ON 90TH BIRTHDAY of tie state of Washington 3s. hs oe ae | OF EMBEZZLEMENT IS HELD, | nephew, winkeye Dr rhe a uaneal GIORE vour Furs now. Lun heon, (oc . of Champaign, Ill, former prew Special summer rates , Served in our ¢ a , e Si, ; , ool. | ; ‘Salesman for Investment Firm, Al- | She Died at Daytona, Fla., Friday— | of the Illinois State Board of Health. on repairing. —_ quiet Tea Rooni. % | leged Not to Have Delivered Family Prominent in The body will be cremated. Third Floor : S | —% Seventh Floor tock, Taken in Denver. Iilinols. ~ a B | A policeman representing Circuit! The funera) of Mrs. Mary Caroline : : =. siiiiitesapin — ————_—_—— —_ ———ilt 3 | Out of His Ma | Attorney MeDaniel departed today | Johnson Todd will be held from a ie | | tok ae ak | | } Store Hours: 9 lo oO: 30; Saturday, 9106. Olive and Locust From Ninth lo Tenth a n Thrown UJ oO is Ma- ‘ ‘ “LP: g ic ‘for Denver, Colo., with requisition chapel at 2201 South Grand avenue. ; 4) iy 7 e*% a Pm 5 y “ ‘dliiante avenue suffered | p. ‘iiliam The de re Jungk. a Lu- | constitutional convention of 1875. d absolutely rave an Aly} ) ' : and da ee | Rev. William Theodore Ju od with; Mrs. Todd died. at her home in! They'll be protecte ony ~ ynek offer yr to return teacher In © FeOrgeecto ae 4 Storen ‘ ‘ ‘ . : . , , : . . sa ier ‘ me P , ~: rr ’ ‘ . : ‘ie lavin EB. Horn, pe open MAATY~ | alg a speci a , roll that he | Academy. In 1804 she was married , gigs and the air grows damp, as It will do even in Midsum day beginning with July 10th and melu ps, | poplars: B iterns: ya : sternally urt ¢ the 3200. Smith explaines : i i ’ uring the nex ‘ : ft PR hie ‘e will remain closed a! av. therepy ay = avenue war vinternally hur | had placed the order for stock with we Caines Sota — Brestage e ip : mer. These Blankets are, each $6.50, $8.50 and $10.50 August 28th, the store will remain clos d f 7 = * ' \ 4 He p.m. He was shrown out of his) | company other than the one by, %% agri oy ~ ete ase ; oe Ae ” Lindell erty ga 262-4 | a ,' allowing two days lor recreation during the hot seasoa, = 3 - 69c © 4. | ms b ‘gh tay. TES eae ae ., work here. She is survived by a ‘ OFFICE slanket Shop—Second Flo: ; i: mobile when it was wrecked by | which he was employed, and that he piace Benjaniin Franklin John- zolo XN, Gh vena e* 729 ee : . | 4 Comes 4 Olive-University «ar westbound at! was not responsible for the nonde- ae a ‘Ated et eee : ¢ 189 a Pane Be aksen cccr an Te Pree | |p kage P = eS es . @ *. =. 2 _) i : e 1806 » former being a Civil War 5 . : = ; . i ; lis® Billie Summer 3. 20. i | SUD | MISTER CHARGED wit FRAUD Kn 9 the f rniet ! lng a V\ a KAS, ac age aper | o } a inehbes Wi 28 kory street was knacked down by} Mit P poe a at { automobile truck dyiven by Ed- | snp semeeens | , Desirable to Take With a : oe 2, Huwe,-2929 Michigan ave- | By tre nt ated Press, June 22.—Ar-/f : ies : | You on Your Travels ° * 1 .; , #e she alighted froan the front ce at . Satine covert today on\f RES BOT OR ° e 1 i of a Park car and started to | 748" me ei - st ‘ nnection with | 3 FENWICK FABRIC, note “~" a Bleac 3 gs the street ahead of the car at be sagen i ingore in : wis ne con- ; Size paper, a box 85¢ 1M a S ° brand, ; sisi pi avenue and Hickory | °™ a 2 ' ‘ cDo le ) ’ 8 P } ' c rand, a et ¢-30 se Huwe gras turn- | Corn. the Re Se vets a tha : : ne : e Knvelopes to mateh. a s size Sts t —s , ; tor of the tts! ure r esbd 4 . . ° . ° ‘ ‘ ° . P ' =? ; RT i east into Hickory 8s ree? at cin ps a de lla a an ate package 30¢ H] I: R 0 will be little vatherings >| riends \\ hen dare big On the a (Thi and Was arrested for Wiolating ars : rit ~~ + ae ) > - , e . °* . ns * . Mltceric laws. Mise Summars suf. | His prelit Me 2 te ased on bond. 7 OLDE MILI BOND, elub porch or in the house-will be the life of the party. One neve 5 j ‘ eS. . ne July 79. WAS rel iSC¢ { rid ° e p : ; : ; - / c “ ) . pa rts Are ~{ rietly hioh rf —_———— Li HHA 4 os Frocks must be of the tin . f f opae’ est silk to attain the slen orade—easy tO operate. { 5 ttt . . oD). | i | I asl eaten payment and the balanee to be di- —$10.00 worth of Musie Rolls— — ‘) @ Be Sak SU ee payinent and the balance to be di- | n selections; also a high- Vari | *® tHe vided into small nfonthly install- tes whe on oy i Bac yeeen Pee i Tats . nents | grade piano bench. x okirte > i , Notions to Sell ments. ecane a a * 2 , | y - — 2 Os , ere hé@ coupon for addi al infor tion : . : : : sttt st H ate OM ERY woman wants No- Every instrument is FULLY | ,,8¢n4. the Se oot See eee ae c) $3.00, . ; 3 iia Fe Fa fee meeta tions , She knows that § GUARANTEED by this institution, | **!! ss those In 8" Eouin) ie : “y f : = Y HHH | muttens and pins will fasten ‘ u ‘epe a: ma eH ( | ee ee ee A liberal allowance will be made in | | _\dditional Information Coupor | toa | ee USF bee] feet . Seaman protect her frocks. And what the event vou have an old instru- Scruggs. Vandervoort-Barney, io = ; | : we woman is there who does not ment ; St. Louis, Missour! | : - y: i | oe ‘| ! | know the Joy of a hair net] | | ; Gentlemen: | a 39-in ) , an re 5 co wr" f ff | What a sale of Notions Van- Our Life [Insurance (‘lause rive S Please inform me fully in regard to vour a ang WA apes LowtT YT TTS age Lae dervoort’s are having. additional protection; where by, in Player-Piano which is being offered special- 2 and dr — i i ; ' \@ ono on SD <—- ot AUG. ‘ . , : S45 OC a’ ‘ cane i | YH WH _— a lv at the very low price—-$545.00, lav at StH By NY i rH Wt i Sheet Seah oie Ce the event of the death of the signer, sh schemes: tious, « FH uy || / | | mimen : the player becomes the property of Name u _ sean } om ; . HHH — eee Roses for Love | the beneficiary without further pay- 4 ++ ; [ | BGr600 os 6 coe nvseknnee aku eee I ; FE.‘ ERYONE knows that roses | ment. .« aceree ‘ —- a - ’ stand for love. Wouldn't it be | Music Salon—Sixth Floo1 a : ++ 4 wonderful to know that your en | | , — — 7 snare +f always be filled with love? ? Pies —_ it —i Vi ee NEW BASEMENT SHODS . caste Oi1n O | stismieaee sies es ‘omplish this. We have beautiful ) egenne ’ Hh Et full blooming roses, gorgeously . 1 a oe, Be 1 s »: antl Li -~{ ) - ’ sect Bi Ree Heed Rete ‘inted, long stemmed and thay will At the Height of the Outdoor Season Comes 8 saecse — : Ton iD C : never wither-—they are made of | i , : ate erurnis HEY Beare parchment, | a Sale of Women’s " creane ed | | 0 H Art Shop-—-Fourth Floor. e a auratea. : ae Se ORE eS ee i wa a oom? Hany a: | White Sports Footwear : #, Your Bedroom? Fry) "iB | ase Is ast and esuniat \ : ae | yc ne UBT Pe VE West Is West _ ae . ott 4 : ; | | | | | (| i : +H —but at last the twain have ‘ moe hae : a A ary Per the a ao UR showing of Brass Beds is larger and = eg, a : met. In the silence of the night, regular stoch-- vest values in " Y- iB ceeeesuas is ti full ees —— | = lees Juma others specially such large variety Bisensates finer at this time than ever before—fully & Bee: I }- several. mysterious Japanese 4 9 n | Bisssssise different styles and designs—each one | : | a [ girls came to the second floor, purchase we ve seen. s - ‘ TOL 75 , ut 3 58 ; h strung Japanese lanterns trom : AY more beautiful and attractive than the next. i — soap Pmen cso yewtiaaes | a Qitsssesss | Ce er ae ee ORE than ONE THOUSAND PAIRS BRA | and started to play Japanese V than NE nas vse ' a i: sos nsee By buying in very large quantities for all | - songs. They then placed on . will be assembled for this event. There 5 7 O~O-4 - 4 e, : - ’ , siEEEEHE our stores in the principal cities throughout : HA display ‘gr be “y roomie 4 are high Shoes, in dress and sports styles, low " of counnael } | ae . aes Silks and Oriental Cloth, an- S, ss 4 a cespene the country, we secured unusual concessions | ty Ht : He : etal Silke, Shentans Ponges. stvles, = models, plain and fancy pump: " ~ = tHE and are able to offer values that will sur- : rH : ete., which they offered all day. and Oxfords. : a 6 +444 ; ; hem promise to stav : 44 rise you. Prices range from $33.75 upward. = We made them p t ; mM... | rey ea -. tH a y | : ae | ( all week, too. (Come in and Phe “ lite ri — S a tan -~ a | = sseas & ’ : see them. gray trimmed; military wa cing UX- ~- “s $ Hy We invite you to_ take advantage of our ~ .| ' a \ Silk Shop— Second Floor. fords. \\ hite TWo-e\ ele ties WV tt) a 4 | seas liberal credit plan. The terms will be ar- ) Ny Dot | ee 0 a fe ee ' \\ Louis heels: plain pumps with Louis | : 2 HHT ranged to suit your own convenience. mat ae erie | SP ees Vevis Seen 2 W/ heels: white lace high Shoes with 3 | 5 + ati ' ]'| Bigieeee ; : — ) Louis heels and many other stvles — | a =: 2. Seo’) | - e é ~ j . A : ’ x : | Fy ne ee Sees se Kew pie Balancing are in the sale. The uppers of these s D . ; : . . are ade oO eellent quality white ie ' Titiit ae +4 " Canvas, and the soles are of leather “ a +t+ +++} 4+ ‘ . . A eseeseees = HH ; ++ t +t Head . with the exception of one model | a r | TILT T it ‘ a Fl . . eaenss esssssssssecessss: +H SSH AVE you ever seen such a whieh has rubber soles, pa Es . seneeasnessemasaosence: <ttittttttttiittttt i tittitittttttttt + if i sight? Wehavethem. They ; ’ a os ccomeas a c:asseeaere are little Kewpies in bathing For comfort, for econoniy and for’ smart - =f : } ae rC ient THT suits, ‘balancing electric lights, appearance vou should take advantage of the 4 sacs | ° : isssisis: shaded eee — : savings in this event, choice without regard : a eeate cunning little boudoir lamps , ; ; —t be ye os Credit Terms stce . | Are Shop—Fourth mat to former price or actual worth, a pair $2.95 4 ~~ \ Poet ssee \ A+its - “ - <a : = | eee TEN COA From | SPECIAL—White Dressing for can- 3 A, ae , ; : ~ i ” wa Po, Vandervoort’s vas Shoes 19¢ a bottle j : Tilt A h Fale in Basement Shoe Shop : tt | \seestsamassssasrregese| | S Ops \ | oa ES es BR eg sd eo: as 2 ie bi. ¥ Be. eo ae bias by Ses ie z a '
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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' @ TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 22. 1920. | ST.LOUIS POST-BISPATCH ~— RRS RE: gf MOL. 6 Atrio iaeithlecinianestieiiildeteentt ene i ae ee atid — A A ITN A A = — > . . =—ameoaumna fe nme omar —— a _—— ee ~ shh Ee int ead patterns. nts. ) 69c Shirting Midhes 35¢ Scrim ot) iches Wide Comes in colored sg | : grounds \4 ith OHO COMES i} wh te with es , si _ ‘ ,] ss 3 colored stripes, 36 , ored bo ( | ders er inches wide.. a - (Bargain Basement ~Nugents. ) AA aD ADsADADADAADAAIDAADAARAAAAY AAA eRe DDD DBD D DDD ADAA AA DS Po A Double Blouse Event for Wednesday, Offering Beautiful ful 3 — ee Cusion Georgette Crepe Blouses : 2% $ il at Big Savings All Sizes, S Ab Values Choice Selection, Sizes NAE : 1: But Not Up to New Styles, for 345 pairs of highly mercer- rag tan 2 ry eo oe ee a ae . ee ee * o Tene er : ly oth. il open pt | ri- Satur- urday, hereby BPHSOL. in Every Values up Misses and Z Marquisette Curtains. Model. $10.00 to $15.. Women. red ™ q o. : eax OK - Neatly hemstitched and trim- fil eta Lconomy should prompt you to share in this ges = at _o ing “P high-class, out-of-the-ordi- med lace edges. 21 and 2!.., “a8 . sot sala Thace | ae oes . . | Darvy Kind of louse, then w tro ‘ > Sie wonderful sale. These Blouses came to us ° ® can strongly advise vards long. Shown 1n white, through al special purchase from New York’s ' vour inspection of this splendid group, A . . Thev are of fine »qf quality extra heavy Georgette cream and Arabian colors. ! leading Walst makers. c c crepe il a good ° variet v of new stv a plain and fane y ie \ WwW) io roanve f +] » latact +a] ferata « ° hy | " A ange of the iatest stvle cliects are shown modes. The more elaborate models are effe etively 35¢ Curtain Scrim and all are made of excellent quality Georgette. The ‘immed with real filet lace, Valene . 4 7 %, & 0 av r i iennes and baby 26 inche “de- “hi “pe , ‘Ol- newest collar ideas and trimming features are used. | Irish Ince. silk embroidery and tucking. New eollar vo —_ hes wide; in white, eream and Arabian ¢ ors, with fancy woven border; yard.... All have the new short sleeves. effects, (Second Floor—Nugents.) . Seconds of 59c Colored Marquisette - shown in a wonderful range of , - , ' 36 inches wide: 5 Buy Your Wash Skirts Now for Fourth of July Outings ze . wattaia ta light and dark colors Make Y our Selection W ednesday From the Big Purchase o i “\ (ees | 49c Curtain Marquisette 3 5 , : i 36 inches wide, with faney borders; shown in white cf pnt, ee ee Mendy A * Tt ™} + ° , ae v . oF rity i 4“ — em, er Jal Pon the never lively $1.90 Sheets All-Cotton Mattress Bleached, aM ive. 45-tb a standard . ite rs : “a n tj reatte . 5 brand, = trongly tufted, : A af | I} | U AD 1 la " and Arabian colors seses Beautiful Tub Skirts | ii is So Purchased by Us at a Big Price Concession and Offered = |, fl i fae 2000 Yards oflmported | to You at | his Low Price NWN A Ae Sf A White Organdie | vecygorepc $4.95 es cpute PPS TE fea 9g 0 19) sagan ee g 4 size 54x90... (Third Kloor Nugeénts.) idle a (Third k loo? hm“ })LY ents. ) ~ Axminster and Velvet Rugs Seconds of $69.50 and $75.00 Values Wonderfully fine Rues for this price 11 precy allover and Oriental de- signs, 1D rieh colorings, Subject to slight mis. € Novelty Piques A Sale at Big cud tart Glin INCHES WIDE, INCHES WIDE, . aving’s YARD YARD A Pretty Blouse and one of these charming Wash Skirts make as complete andl modish wut ¥ Hf HLH iN | i 50 Li g [ th i costume as vou want. lhe smartest Tub Skirts vou have ever seen. From a quality standpoint these Skirts are the best \ 36 inches wide, in bookfold soft finish, vd....... . : (Main Floor- 38C bargains in the city. . Thew are stvlishlv made of good enuality gabardine, novelty piques and surf satins in plain and fane: 35 U/ bi . vlishl ality: aban ! Te: c Unbleached Muslin Cc ST \ les avd tailored and novelty pockets Set off with larg re pee ar! buttons, les Se co 4Te t Se ] his ‘ } ¥ “if rs; s ise re at { ls rf e’. 7 —." : -} avr. ral . | in pa LLOS8 in TH! sare Wit b 0 the rs he \ Whe wh ere i th s | 50 inehes vw ide, heavy | eight, \ ra Dh DAAAAAAAADARDDAAAAADDAADADDADADAAADAADAAASD AAAS A AAA AAAAAADAAAAAAADAAAAAMADADADADAASASR weaves. 9x12 {t. size. $50.65. Ov! Nugen Men’s $2.00 Union Suits, 7 eB $4.95 and $5.95 Gingham . .¢ 5 $3.90 Georgette Crepe $1 and $1.25 Mercerized Vests 99° hae ee DDD DDD DDS DAA DD DAD AAALAD DADA AE DAE Een adie oe (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) 4 dS Hou se Dr esses Women’s fine Swiss ribbed Vests, in pink and A beautiful assortment of printed ° Or- \inoskeag Gingham, in bright plaids, neat I sulk Ge white, tailored and crochet voke stvle, full length, . i Ss ( ‘ « be Ite ‘ P l¢ “¢' rie Oe bc: rette, 1 ul ) 10- cl te v 0 V e ) > cr ' All @ives:. .... SSS Po ee and solid « lor: > belt ed r” 3 a line ti det | ate nve utile nal designs | regular sizes. 3 for $2.00; each ockets, belts, collars and cuffs; white or co astit 12 (Main Floor—Nugents.) (Main Floor—Nugents.) Noire oe ‘ . . . NUGENLD. plers: sizes 26 to 46 and some extra sizes OF. murth Nainsook, athletic stvle Union Suits—no sleeves. knee length, and elastic waistband. i oe PO RE item: Mies a ee -_ - i id an? tae ys ry 4 ~ (a ‘) | : A Forceful Demonstration of the Sil Supremacy of This Store Housefurnishings | S ave on S h OS ! fom) WB Mere and Specials—Tomorrow $16, $14, $12, $11 and $9 Val , i u ose The June Suk Sale oor eruae " A acs, “a te ies luvery wanted style is ineluded at po pi - $5 4 % p - fey with double ish ‘ | 88 | is . 7 es . 8 = a a a ® =. e + _ ® S + eR: = | es =% 4 = fi aut $4. 69 Lox even the renowned Dorothy Dodd Shoes a spliced heels, lisle ger 5) Law n mh / ter tops; firsts and sec $3.00 Navy Blue C hiffon Taffelas ont Crepe de Chines Mowers, with beh tall 3 } (ORD Cleo Ties Strap Slippers onds; broken lots......... 4 if-sharpet Yard wide, lustrous, wonde a ext! , heavy: q ages ty Sa e | ful quality for dresses and . iy §6«= (‘re cc de Chin ’ wee ne ee a hi, ‘. ~~ y hy a ’ “o~ ’ skirts: offered in three shades. a. $I. 98 © 4 ‘%h ni Be mt ¥ sa ” = ind hi te: $3. 2Y cit Bigs : if ; y7 i F : , Tw0-Eye Ties Pumps Men Ss IGG and SOC Colton Half Hose | pai ere .o eee Sa ry, Seamless cotton Half Hose; double heels and 22¢ : i | ct i Rolls— a high- of avy blue ; . i] tS ( Ma A ! = rd) AY ‘ a -» % ss ‘ $9, 85 iar 2 SNS ; 4 ON Saas Choose from black or brown suede Cleo foes: medium weight: colors; second quality : $3.00, $3.90 and $4.00 iKhirting Silks $3.00 Foulard Silks en = ANS | i | Ineb satin stripe Radiums, side beautiful Foulard ile Saat +, es OF CrOSS-SUkSp slippers, black or brown D pairs $1.00; palr. . 2 Cc le é : ea d ~! ik reps in new colors aud desig w — ee . “a « - [4 .@ : * Va' "NAVA , FY . > "Pp vyn ; 7 10 ° ~ rene C Mn a om: “ v oe P l- | OR for Ses ‘um mer dresses, gen ee 3 ls | O8 hips - a 7 by ge nn ll ( ‘ . enes.: t WoO-¢ ve Lie S _ five e\ t Seconds of 0c lo SIC Men s 19¢ and *) le Wednes- : e Ray) ame remit" a a Z, Oxfords, brown. kid, patent, Lisle Hose Half Hose noe cg to, select from; offere d in this June Sale; Wednesda).. ° ° . : : dull kid or vici kid in plain : Semi-fashioned and seamless | Medium weight cotton Half $7.00 New White Silks F 10.00 White Fan-Ta-St Silks me | = door side : XS /* Sd pumps, Colonial pumps, two- : id : ; ; - stvles, made with double heels Hose, double heels 20 ° ~— 40-inch beautiful Fan-Ta-Si err hin : plane ,u (? " . " > oe e n r i noe white Vé rhage Phere Silks in jacquard weaves, plaids Beebial r O eve les or five-evye Oxfords and toes; black and toes; colors and Cordelle Silks for skirts and stripes; also plain and new | : tedion a a Also white canvas pumps and onlv; cotton and second quality; 7 and dre sses: ot fered W gdnes tee » Senge offered : . he oil : ‘ Oxfords in 4 large size assort ely 3 pairs $1 00: pairs $1 00: he ednesda , = - # ’ ’ = . 4 ee . ° ’ ‘ ; (Main Floor i elie $5 | AY 4 . inent. (Main Floor—N dav at S5e = Ready Mixed House Paints, ror Ch Y, r H F mM This G O floors, woodwork jy e S r’ ae sili ett The Mie Inca ggg presen Notions Sale of 100 Traveling Bags ummer S oveliest Cr eations a Tr od 9 gether doremaigpneapate = | soi estates SA ¢ 05 EELS : : formation. people as — " ‘ ‘8 8 8 2(nie' Ss: oupon (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) «& » \Abe : ° . We Bought Them al a Big Saving, and Are VAS 08 | Seehiene op aetna cipaty: Black walrus grain Bags, made . mem? Offering Them to Our Patrons on ANY Chatrs—vers com- 1) 156 Middy Braid, mercerized fin- of good quality leather; full cut: AAS P ish, red or ee. ctu neew eee 18- ineh size: > orners WW ell rein- lhe Same Basts AYE SE striped . «spoke ge 6 grate 50c Rubberized Baby Pants. . .25e¢ * All the new, smart, desirable shapes are here Bg justable S$] 79 10¢ Tape Measures, 60 inches [f forced: serviceable w aterproot and there's so many of them m such a varied Speci lomge .....--. linin COME EARLY—No More When These Are Gone assortment that voure sure te find exactly Duplex Safety Pins, @ to 2 spe- a what vou want. And thev re priced at only. ? cial i (Thicd Pleor-Necet . Be Sv Tihtl , Large, Dressy Black Transparent Hats TTT TT TTT RTI Duplex Safety Pins, 25% to 3 spe- ‘ . ; } ' cial P . ; 100 Hats With Jet Crowns ! AeA | Pin Cubes, contatnan iis) glass head pins .... ee .10e Floppy Garden Hats With Wreaths of Iield Flowers, , ; he Me verge mag No Wonder the Men’s Store Is Crowded—Look! Grasses and Silk Poppies , ae Only Grande Skirt gauge 25e c ers, 5 on Pink Hats, White Hats of Georgette or ee ee Pleated Taffetas (Second Floor—Nugents.) rd ize White FE lnatte, % inch, for + bloomers and camisoles.....Sc . — 50c Stickerei Trimming Braid, 6- a m e a ¢ yard pleces, extra fine Sa . 38 Eh S 2 82'S: 2.8 2 2 2 8 8.8 2) zi.8 c en . | Basement Dress Sale sig Siar we a craton bau every a. 1ere ” | EE ig ) hooks, ete......... Pepe Bacigne ee iow , | A Big Five-Dollar Feature ae betes dill rine tainted § If you haven't yet joined the crowds who have been at- for These Dresses It Won’ t Be Our Fault, Because We Are tending this big event, make up your mind now that YOU, | { 9 , } D t presents. Going to Sell the Finest Summer. Dresses That Oan Be Pn — 00, are goiug to share in the savings it pre . | : We bought at a BIG PRICE CONCESSION from the largest maker Found in This City Tomorrow at the Price 5 Ham os ces | of Palm Beach Suits, 600 beautiful silk-trimmed Suits, in the rich, Beautiful stripes, figured, coin dotted and flowered voiles—also plain iron, with ~—O5¢ —s 2 dark colors that are in demand right now. and embroidered silk—sizes from 14 to 54—All Five Dollars. re : ; Suits with inverted ‘pleated backs, half belts, belts all around, 600 O’Cedar Oil Pol- \ slash pockets or patch pockets. Smart blues, greens, browns, tans, toh, 12-08. bottle (limit | gtars, stripes, hairline stripes, mixtures and fridescents {n al! color Here’ S a Real Sensation 4 2 to a customer), 29¢ f : i - y yam ' combinations. a0 OH. @ : They're all silk trimmed and are positively the finest Suits to be F ine Silk Dr esses fi} Ie | ities Mad ot Very Special | ane cloth, Cool c and Tropical Cloths of all etc.—Spe. . . (Main F'oor, Men's Store- eer ; = Fer. Less Than 15 and Many oo ie | se ~ = oo aes = $ | ‘yy $1.10 Combinations 100-piece Dinner Sets, on snow. finial a. Cd ee oe one ee — Bo ht at a Price for —-10 bars Crystal white body, decorate: th beau- Bis rake $i trae ee ote of Them Good $20 Values—B ug eh ; * See om ; . . * « . ; ah y 5 > * A : he a . 4 <A Nome oe i ae — SER RRR ECR RES e RR UWEeeraewveeaeeee ee Pen ‘ | | enh nh th aR ee ee ee 2 rane ene eae 4 Te = ! *’ eee WD ince i : — oo combination —-~— -
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& ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1900. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee, aa ceeeeenaiimemememe cn ee ee OT LOLA ALAA AT TTI | , . | PMDREN GNVEFOUR | Post-i 7 a} AILDREN G | Post-Dispatch Pure Milk and | 3 , | Free Ice Fund Has No Solicitors | = “ge | BENEFITS FOR BABIES | _ Free tee Fun | Pleat Sho Xe allo (Ce HE Post-Dispatch Pure ) the public is asked t give no : F a an S 4 | f i Milk and Free Ice Fund § money in any way, or to donate | Carefully Returns Permitted | strain | wishes again to warn the any supplies to anyone claiming a , : public that it has no penpals e to be working for the fund who ' . ‘ B j | : is a stranger. : : - d ‘ Billboards Nets $3.10 for en ee oa hen ee es a her Pi sedative workers sell 4 4 Milk Fund. ras sae 4 vi tickets and solicit supplies for | f any attempts at street oF bazars and carnivals and stands, ® A N A L 4 te, 3 A ; how Giv : es | | ow Given Back of We End) of cash contributions, and re- 1+ 4a Menived What RES, Ce house-to-house collections of : 4 ; ‘sons th wh ] es money in the fund’s name. Casn among persons with on: Say So DES « CONTRIRUTIONS. . are acquainted. “ donations properly should be i : 5 Wiously acknowledged. ..$701 3: sent direct to the fund in care } The Milk and Ice Fund no ngiw, 3456 Crittenden sjreet 6 of the cashier of the _ Post- longer approves amateur enter- , oe RS ERE 6 Dispatch ' tainments in its name unless the -§ cathe fis i . Del , * To prevent any possibility of entire receipts, less ROCSsaa TF a : eee neane, — ae dishonesty in the fund’s name, expenses, go to help the babies. eC a ufc .) 4 maaan oo CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE Why S (Bome An-a ee - . es " F ae : d ps - " Z " ot . . A a 98 Sk ae ee Phsiia ‘ an , oe tea 1A AL Ao Cains a ae oo. . + ~e % Sow. “ERED segs were er ote ‘ : 3 ¥-, ye i is 6 3 : ; eR he AE as Dele a dteaty he , ew ee. ; : ot pieetoad ome cama 5 by Pre : = oo ae Ky é ° ° = * * - = — enone sO titi . . : a, Ross ; ss os, TO HAVE JOINT SESSION a ji | i @ '/.. _. | Towns in St. Louis Industrial District | rt: : , & A tube of : Three shows and one lemonade to Get Together on River bLx- aWa ila rn) | . st 4 drive it aw it a fc were reported yesterday, and | cursion Tomorrow. - 460 Was received for the Post-| The Chamber of Commerce and ry) j les | Mispatch Pure Milk and Free Ice! municipal officers from St. Louis, caveat | teal ' : Y ' . fast St. Louls, Granite City and oth- |] . a ee _ (5 py, 0: pebaponainbedeage ‘ FERRERA and KAILE tT ff} FREE: 20-Tre (large enough t eS ee | oF betes be the Sy, Louie industri This collection comprises the entire 1920 output of an Eastern manufacturer, ay ators us back of the billboards on Del- | district will hold an “‘industrial get- : VO CA [ | .) N | mar avenue, west of Hamilton, /} together’ all day tomorrow on the . 6 Ce | Koadon Mig. € | 78.” The members ORECORDE Hy and we purchased the assortment at such drastic underpricings — Betted $3.10 for the benefit of the | steamboat . . , (conference of the St. Louls cham- , ik 7 OTHER SIDE aoe Sueetson played ber, directing the affair, urges mem- W : | eral selections on the violin, and 5 Aaa Pages ainiche , “ge ILD FLOWER WALTZ bl a ff Lunch that we are now enabled to offer you - - ‘ “ wuaanhigens. aoa: Meatutl tidin oee Sa gi Sa Pas RP Ea Phere were recitations by Gene! bers go bring oy hep peas hich PLAYEO BY ontgomery, Martha and Roy Rut- | ©°” Will sagt ool on the boat, w ny . FERRERA ana FRANCHINI > ins a as +. 1 | wi av Vashington avenue a r, Eugene Cafferata, Ursula Trask | will‘ leave germ ind Mary Louise Robb. / a.m. and return at © p. m. AEOLIAN COMPANY lw, €> ‘ tenn idegie Grace Viola uth The Alton Chamber of Commerce 1004 OLIVE ST. ("2 - | c cient 9425 Hi fll meet the boat when it lands at her d Esther Stephenson of 3435 Hick- ™ ' ft Piet nhonducted thelr second | Alton. A stop of an hour and a half | . | 7 e Lu a - 4 O Sf made stand of the season at | i ie ee, ogo Ahead : will give :; - : ’ @vand and Park avenues last week, | whe , te tly + 6 ee ae ska | 7 and earned $2 which they sent to | COPCert On Hoard an — | ) i; DB) t t the Milk nat Ice Fund . | vaudeville entertainment Dancing, : e a ues a will be a feature of the day. ‘ . check for $6, proceeds of a | ao eae epee ~% . 7 . w given by children on Critten- | eae ? | ADVERTISEMENT | (4 | ef °. [ l l Sa-rtreet, amie In emareay | malt MAN KILLS WOMAN, WOUNDS ; 4 x ridicu OuS Yy OW r the babies. The children who | orot ¥ Dalton S$ ; as iy | nducted the show were: Charlotte | ANOTHER, THEN SLAYS SELF , an iow e iner, Dorothy Sponenberger, Ger- fT 5 t Ch t | ~ \\ e 7 / f ’ ude Fitzgerald, Dorothy and Har- | Victim Had Refused to Talk Private-. Call y d | ) price O ld Nagel, Joseph A. Steiner and ! ly With Roomer at House Just Miss Dorothy Dalton. the actress fa- | , | ‘ sie and Gretchen W agner. } Before Shooting. niou the world over for her beauti‘fu! j , ' ‘ _ , 2% Nine children participated in a By the Associated Press. comp! on, says: “Any girl or woman ' : “¢ bd show at 1427 (‘ass avenue whieh DES MOINES, la.. June 99 Mrs CA ave a beautiful, rosv-white com- \\ aS * ; (All Sizes From 2 to 46 ) ought in $6.50. A pleasing pro- | Gertrude Morgan was shot and killed and smooth unwrinkled skin: like | | : nine if thev will. follow my advice and am was given, and the affair was /at her home yesterday afternoon and use Derwille, a simple toilet preparati b ja | wy . | B ' ' { I] W | F : aoe athing Suits of All-Wool Fabrics hich are entirely managed by chil- | was wounded seriously, it ig alleged. beauty, is easy to apply. absolutely harm- less and has a marvelous effect upon the en. The workers were: Stella | by Joseph Riding, a roomer at Mrs. shel C) uy at prove ; ek ‘ ne applic on roves It. te czynski, Beckie and Harry Peter, | Morgan’s house. Riding committed sure to read Miss Dalton’s interestin a Carleen, Gertrude, Lilian and | suicide. according to witnesses. Mrs haw at tk y to auickly acquire a bea 7 | : Sl Me rags : rs : h Sige tiful complexion, soon to appear ty Lig _ e e geph Peskind, and Meyer and Ja-;| Morgan refused to talk to Riding paber. In the Derwillo ; f' aap, foilet, counts : : lricolette an OomDI1 t Druzinsky. ‘privately just before the shooting. ithe sittenetuiie auiatesa > | : P i iA 1 - ; , a A he eh i i a eh a ee + . i HERE are more than a dozen pretty, new styles to seleet from in these fabries, and as for colors, vou choose from orange, navy, black, Copenhagen, green, pink, pea- vreen and brown. All Suits have triminings of bright, con- rasting colors, To the best of our knowledge, St. Louts women have never had the opportunity to purchase such fine Bathing Garments as these at anywhere near this low price. — Moderately Priced | SECOND FLOOR, ~ es set ae BATHING SUIT SECTIO aJef “Ze - ei ( . Afey a AN \ Se -* < \ +} A DRESS SAL : Presenting a rare opportunity to purchase your entire supply of Summer Wash Dresses at a tremendous saving. Plain and Figured Voiles—White and Colored Organdies peek for this sign when you SK f, 2 :/ | Pretty Summer Dresses y Ice Cream. I[t stands for 4 She iw wet + the dealer . ~ Splaying it. t not only ~Jahe = LY ans that he sella St. Louls LL Ay Made to Sell at pity ompeny's Guaranteed Y /]/ Ay | ce Cream, but that he be- Ol4 } | pes | $15 $20 $25 eves in quality confections md merchandise for his cus- | | | But Purchased at Price ‘‘Game— Set! i Concessions That Enable Usto Offer Themat...... . ** "Vantage in— —game— —set.’’ Officers an ae eae . , d ; And then—St. Louis Dairy Company's Ice Cream. Directors Le te : i For its cool deliciousness is particularly refreshing, and its ; J. Charless Cabanne pure wholesomeness especially invigorating, after long hours This assortment includes the short sleeves, kimono and puffed j f swif ’ , is courts | President Or swiit play on the tepnis courts. styles, with fancy turn-back cuffs. and clever eollar treatments. John P. Cabanne And it offers endless delightful variety, for St. Louis Dairy | Also a wide variety of new features, such as Vice-President Company's Ice Cream is equally good in any of its flavors, or i : served plain, with fresh berries, or a sauce. } Robert L. Kayser | So ee —Bouffant and Ruffled Types —Draped and harem effects Gen. Manager It is made under the most sanitary conditions, of rich, pure cream, and is guaranteed to contain the fourteen per cent — White net vestees; lace, —Wide sash girdles finished J * ane eh butterfat required by the State and Federal Standard. . et 8 | : ° ° . . To insure receiving the genuine, always order it by the full ribbon and Button Trimmings with large bows wo 4 ry emg name—St. Louis Dairy Company's Ice Cream. , eas. The organdies are to be had in all pastel shades, as well as white, while the voiles come in flowered and conventional designs . aero oe SiLouis Dairy Company edits ; ' SECTION—THIRD FLOOR. DRESS Diese Here anc pictured two of the amart styles offered in thia sale at $8.95 THOMAS W. GARLAN D=esfpeenenfprmenfyronenfyros 4409-11-13 Broadwa
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oT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 2 ew “BACK J ACHE ee ~ MISSO P| NS a ts es | Lightentheburden ——Sisrznre Piuinon chnown as Mart | A TAKE HEARTBURN eer, WHY WORRY WITH THAT OLD WATCH? © «AP teen Pain Fevto), deserted eo h , tt =p WHY GO LATE TO WORK? and sufieri: ae a “eae = or heaviness atter : Ts strained muscles: ADVERTISEMENT = WATERWAYS MOE D sects are moat de eS: JOIN OUR No. 22 “MOVIE” CLUB iB A Mi if’S JUST AS ae REMEMBER 722.00" "2", =. = Soe UME, TOSAN FRANCISCO | Sse Don’t Waste Time pani ear YOU'D HAVE oe ANALGESIQUE ' 4 ° BE 08 wore to write down 9 Hk 2 at | KI-MIGIDS | || Shopping for a Used Car || 11 0c GETS AN | RENGUE combination shoe dye and polish to Declaration Drafted by Head ; pleasant to take, | ln the Newell Used Car Display at the Coliseum ELGI WATCH OR lo Vou (>) ir at? Tv. "Ore Vo ng vd - ° ° . . . 35 se sar st you: th of Mississippi Valley Wa- § neutralize acidity p. DIAMOND qGuarities oO ANS , the orig- é inal an onl, efficient ria ren is terways Association to Be and help restore that \\ 11] ma leg Hj seleetion CaSYV for Vo. wy - — emanate = combipation (iVe and shine prepara : ‘ norma! dj estion . . Think of It Fhe very newest mode Elgin rat oe tion, Ft preserves leather, while most Presented to Corivention. C g You ean compare them side by side. The ears are es TE = Ward vein pres He le i. hn yes. if , “ way y. 7 4, lie A praia igty King Will Settie it . 1nd) lime preparations acetualls ruau , MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE , } leather, Man’ ives corrode an at om s r not erowded or jammed together. W e have en- Why Suffer With ec a : eee % MAKERS OF SCOTT’S EMULSION ) ? : ) -—~ : ELOINS R Er ray iat spd * vires that hold the duube uy ane as SSOuUr eregatlion to ; jdeavored tO So arrange them that you Can inspect * ey hd Ce $23 to $72 ose ever f Mt} fhe mort 5. and you. fe . agine Pains out ) amet’ | a ee ee 7 ree - hea +. tenn ; if YP : . what fhe would ( vr gr] A . eee eee and Cotipare them with comfort. id ere Pues 7 x ak departed last nigh it carrice i mt — . is ~ a: ’ DIAMOND A tube of Kondon’s will ‘}| PYANSUINE 3 fre sa , | rents —. olit waterways piank for presentation to — scien | Perms ( ahi be Arranged, i - 7 , RINGS . hy ' . . + rqQur 85 1h} ‘| 7? : ’ —— ye " , i, Ne drive Lt away. ther. t stkie Tina a da ippedl ne Platform Commiittee at San . rm w see ft , oe ' 7). ? 4, yO’ Vex a 7 e “ Tree d. an he n sane zee ‘ arene ‘ hes t? hae nk AS drafted . é ie t 4am » ” v5 ‘ * Ls ‘a ' o awa $15 to to $300 «4 SP OXS. Na JS ¥ Sime 4a parr of shoes, 143} ne abe pie - " sf on - udent of the q * - os : or E. ie “sal : hm ewe 0 or ar Oompany ee” , 5 ey : 8 5, 3] ° re 7 1] |x = 4 “4 Woe | . 7 ist aainnalis \lissi . or] ‘ \ ate avs A Sco. i : a _— A ‘ *) * / " r.| ’ he 3 * A TATA A “FV JE! tuys . 3 i “2 ; a 3 boon ia : teak ri] jai pi is ee , Ale atte | Mi, i n yoamae! j \ ( ‘ lj + : PA / Bracelet h rubbed, 50 shines for 50 cents, that’s *- : ' on Be = ¢ fe hy Aor NG es he Cohset : a 1 EXQ™ , FREE: 20-Treatment Coupou — AS re Dvanshine, and it eompletelyv roe al TFANCISCO late eek to. make > aes : : : , mee Ne : hots >. atcnes 6 ot a 38 20 app’ ic#@ tions s)w iil be F : - : personal app aw, ¢) : , | sion in 3 * : wee 2 if rs ee. i . : . : . ~ ‘peer 6) : $18 to $60 d to you free of charge on receipt ee Gre white dr t- i a mh P (pen sund; VS { na kevenings Tih] 5 —*" ai : . ihe piatiorm ” he mee kK 1: ] »: a 4 Bony . id ~ 4 ai il of your name and address. tan shoes unyv of the darker ecole: ) mM Kondon Mfg. Co., Mianespoli is, Mina. Bia.k Cordov: — AP. = lows oe mt marked in plain figures—Hings—Stud»s—Ear “crews— pene Sipe rn. py seaagen “ oui atiecks ae teas. Co-ordination of Carriers. Sie PERPS WE KE ETRONC, ee BZ Lrooches—Cuff Links—Stick Pins—LaVallieres—Bracelets—Everything, w “ ~tee SS STURDYRIOM and HEALTHY " CAMEO RINGS AND BROOCHES IN GREAT VARIETY. EE — ——— ve j pat I itl at all he hert a ae ° OA nme = +? pr eS - ‘ maihtaln that our nland be “) . r Barton Mi fanufacturing Company ,..;, | ) ue sales PUL WOMEN THIS IS THE PLAN “_— eer ae rr Ee nee Ee ee een navigable uterwavs belong Oo all bi rf d fi ‘ At} ; mn is red | eth sod — Pei , j oe - i , i . eS pares 4 Vee ven PR RP? pers ah y ft, J — . . yr “ / ay © : ; 4 » ’ N ani . 4} 7 2 - 1 j cay A i Son aes 3 sie ssa achy were eee Ls sae At eee ee Medica! Examiner. he / Al Drogeictes ; ? Of the Aflississi; j) ‘ t This . ; : tee ee 4 _ 5 si ea aw > ata en Ss Ms, territory contains 833 per 1 AE mot ; eters suige & Dolph Drug Co.; Bb, Nugent & is the recognized quality — fr our population, a he most eee tro ry Govds Co.; John Hupfeid, . tab! il j : A , an r ne | v e oil in America , ae Pines Y cai , he 31° 3502 Meramec St., Phone Sidney The POST DISPATC ; r St i ‘ven! productive area of the eee ) SE >| Secice Gaadetan Ca, Merten Greve. fhe POST-I I ATCH is the only . Louis eve ng produces the largest roportior vi tor FREE Book. “Care of the Feet.” wettest 0 HB Associate’ Se ee —— Ce NS AC ARH ees AER Bia > a Na NE RL Mele ee te - 2 4 , ‘ — . wR aig aE - x = 2" wi, he en ° ae ee Agana Ay, Bs Se ® Ae. ‘“ a ae a es “= ho - ~~ ~ + - ~ a a She *,. fributari aS furnish 16.000 miles ot } ; "pee : mn a Oe ws , Me te, walcrwave, wuion unoua \\ ¢ Ciive 4 : 3 9 \\ c (rive ‘f be put into use as channels of Lragle | y é f. a 3 a Kagle : “” ’ Transportation for the rehet of this ‘ Stamps 4 { , Stamps large portion of our population SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES “We favor liberal appropriations . ae | : Up to $8. O8 Se it ey yy bf 4 — ie care and mn provemient of all ly f° ty Vi ‘Ways f the Oo! ie iIMmland waterwavs O Values at rt hoot sy dT Uf country, but Wwe believe that the ‘ er f ra 1Y\ ors, special aid oft the (government vy 3! s} ! H i by " > ts! r= , . r@é A selling event every woman will talk about ee a wir _ we hee wee | "ae a lia ' Wuss of the Mississippi Valley, and Beautiful voile Dresses, suitable for dress, etreet and porch wear: mahv stvles and eolors . ? tk ‘ ‘ aa . ‘ | 7 | }/ 4, ‘ PRPs y . . 2 ns , ' 37 34 should be made upon a definite plan , to select from. \ | / 4 [, i\\i\ Ge a. Of itimu - Work until thelr per- that a sufficient appropriation cy LOUS nadneoat improvement is secured.” ogee veneets Pie 6... the following plank under ~ ieee cnt m Ww 's fi ) ‘ a WY tains ) he Ae Omen s nie sal | " BS bn he ootnr, ma eur lect | ~ fh Pecans \ subtitle “Waterways We de- : vette Waists Im Ono: re | : i | 7 ~~ i . } se ; } F 04 . : : h Caalbe 0 pe Our poil to encourage . » wanded shade ‘ /* / : ei llé i | 1080 0 0G ‘reatest Sale Low Shoes ues up to FLOM / f ee a yen- ia | Sgt enetandl cE gesror ‘i White Kid r. » 59¢c indian memewed $ Late Bio Rept plesk doco: One-Eyelet Ties Black & Brown Kid | 50c PERCALES @)".'2,00" ot 26, 0° mans Two-Eyelet Ties Field Mouse Kid . Sheuld Have Be cs ue : : nantly 9 vn nat eaten M Five-Eyelet Oxfords , Pa rp : fra fine quatity, 6 inches wide MMP} parts aayspecitically or fully as ae- || Tongue Pumps : atent Leather Blea wisg wr lak is vk eden ng © 25 ' ee ata bel oe a ae “teat Opera Pumps P Black & Brown Suede mplishment, f = | Gray Suede finish, “39 in. Ae ; | wide: spe 7 mention of waterway developme mt in e "ia Sere My fe lie; Natfor te cwnrd. v = oo ey epabiiyan ‘platform. Colonials “T am hopeful Our ts Women’s : 1 | Three Months Ago. Demo eee Geen -4 cratic convention will adopt-our sug if ¢; — \ i] . i hint ay? Mm vested plank rbatim. mee 35 MU LIN a r ee ait. C . Democratic platform except Cae C S m 6©since 1884 hus contained a_ strong Hebieiched of _950c BATISTE, oF Waterways plank The suggested E 1 Q & $ 1 La 5 Q l fine Se; as I Geeewy =] INTERNATIONAL LIFE BUILDING eut and made cn He - ey ; T is 79c' 4 : OWNER IS SUED BY TENAN we offer Ee dtaars ** 26. c values at $1.2 UBC | etion suit filed in today, the , Mee ral Women’ S Ribbed — " | i> Mi bank Say ener enjoin Hemi Chouteau owner, and . NK. Crrege, ag 2k Ecco gage : . x » m agent, of the International [uit is; ver special values; Rs . | | ; et ; y : bhuilding. in which the plaintitr has ; e | ; f eon ——_On0 SO 10 POR ee ene : room 1117 to 1124 Inciusive eo. Socks Mi + efusing to furnish light to the 1 Children's R dag gl apy rt ! Ral 4 HT | *s rye “oe , Say pany Sets ot @Xtra fine weer ) » | Se airbatib nipan! or white; eligh ute 8 mes a I), M its petit has a lease ‘ ‘ i,t? i «it it 0 gs: AY AA AS /, »' nds; of scl: : tg SASS IN 4 Ve biied' Nao ] LP OL ul Vairue pa? a: e fs , y JA 4 J ‘ ik i* i ‘ \ - is . , f , , . spe ih} ihe and . ae OOF / 4 a trending ’ (> meme an annual rental of $1500, ~ ; 5 ] Sr able monthiv. and whieh provid ® 1monos 3 0 ai e hat no lighting ONCED! that , m4 hii} a | \ tive landlord IM Lo he ere Of next printed materials: actual $2.20 value: special, oegpmarcadl Wednesday only, : tingdam Ch? ed OOS 4000 pairs of women’s very finest low shoes $ 69 eu sar ee el mele lel Leather Louis & Baby Louis, covered Louis & leather military heels 1 pir eo Q vestertay the ah were ah eS ty Sizes from 2 to 8, widths AAA to D asSSerts $3.75 Lace Curtains BD arte charge for ight for | Filet and Srotch net, “Joy is . defend mS) ne riehbt to ) Women’s Corsets long, whit —§2. 98 i: its a under the guise of °% Not for years has a “five dollar bill” had the pur- We have been in the shoe business for a long chasing power it will enjoy here Wednesday. Not time. But never in our career have we made a BRE Bitinis- ac for years have St. Louis women been able to buy purchase so big, so important. tual worth $2.50: 40c da Scrim i dev seeelte * Chor aa and Greg: : Shoes like these at such a price. SIZeS 18, 19 -and te oe on $6 m™ | from refusing to furnish bey 4s paste 2 agg ; clean up os a oy ‘ vas 29¢ goa ¥ ‘ARY SOCIETY IN SESSION , MISSIO# NEPONSET SPECIAL! MY The officers’ council,of the tmnit Floorcovering XFC RD nll searing ene : bes x se Ssion today nt ote} Statl , * pliable“ te has wn th finiahed 0 0 S a vest so t aitdite “ site r ¢ We Say to the women of St. Louis in all sincerity: It These are Shoes of the most fashionable character. hm Tgen a elle raided task headquarters of the organizat you need shoes now, or will need them later, please drop Styles for present and Fall wear. New and absolutely neo Teathe akg ig diners add 1! in and view the models on sale here tomorrow. You do first grade Shoes, made of the finest materials, by expert your pocketbook a great injustice otherwise. workmen; Shoes that will retain their shape, that will Why throw away 34. 35. hei or $7, when all that you fit you like a glove, that will give a world of satisfac- te dw oo a risk is a few minutes’ time tion in every respect. = OR JERRY SS OO OO 0 ot on . or eeruy, me at Extra well nade ane per borders: | As a matter of fact, we could hardly be expected to even consider buying 4000 pairs at one time, had the inducements peen other than irresistible. One of America’s best manufacturers simply had toraise CASH. His immense overstocks were closed out to us at concessions simply staggering. —_—_ —- a" me ee we. eS 7 . = ed \ Ke Ye ret proof of the Krwecutllive Commi and enelivy hent morse, 7 te fomor * t the Sratler. The clean; mill ape . ’ ‘ | . ! baction af tics ‘a 8: at va ‘ ed i Ti i ' 1 ts ¢ 7. ié 9x12 Congoleum pat fl. Se eee Wi whi pieiirtice ‘a JRAICk =_—. ~ 7 e=Te | by hot: re lection f° Congoleur ' ‘ ,O00 re i oo ie > iienwes: kige x)" every on ; =o S Siri . : ’ «perfect and sold with the guar ' . m | to attend the international conven- , entead . 2'% tes tion of the Disciples of Christ at th ’ ‘ . y 1 s+ ~ { E ‘ ; | ; d - | A g ; ieee i oie Cet. 18 t6 84, The Ret Sale Starts Wednesday at 9 A. M. ‘xtra Salesmen and Special Arrangements specially WOMEN’S JULIETS With part: ¥ (leorgwe A. Campbell ce] . try x. = wan , _ "ie oh 46 8 4 43 ; $1 98 : tnion Avenue. Chresti ee chairman of the © ‘ ii .* ; , ‘ Arrangements, ———_.._ 92 SOMCr cena re Fo = a eee ee ee ee ee RS eS ee _—-— a — ae ee pee Se ee = BOE 0EIO —— ae a0
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WOMEN VOTERS ENTERTAIN GUEST Becretary of epemasn Committee Taken on Steamer ae Miss Mary Stewart, se the Womens Nationa Rieg Committescr. is one of the guests Gay on a steam! ipsion giver bs the lLeugue o} \\ ey Vote on the selteamer J. S&S She was sched tiled Lf ae ike 4 yey iT) i i ‘ree She ren i - Lou aferaa } re ah fron) [ve . Pores attended the bplennisAt the Federation of Wonve! (“lah One of the features of t excl mion will be the straw vole of presidencs Mrs. John ft Higgs will condué the voting Mi li P. Aive will have charge of the Ht publican registration ind Mi e tf Lderyie ate A. Reid will registe wonren. GET THAT SUMMER Suit Today —HHot weather is bere and no mat- ter what kind of a suit vou desire you cau find it at (hia big store! pat at a real worth-while saving, oo! Wednesday we feature FINE COOL CLOTH | and the Genuine iy CG 4 V , on mn Pheact liere are £€& the tdeal Suits for “ummer! Their open perous weaves —th et Ff feathery lixrhiness, :- « ¢ ¢ Ok., formerly of St. louis, is spend- smart _ing the week with his brother, Capt Seer John R. Hundley, 5530 Cabanne nnce uyp- : nents to avenie. He is ei) route 1 W est i heth yooung and Point, N. Y., where he will § ente: jotd? And the taet BB ine Military Academy July 1 « / that they ate so | readily washed or . icy clenved make Mr. and Mrs. John Philip Mever them doubly pop- of 5604 Cates avenue departed last lav! ie course eel . ‘I em Smit cae a other stores would week for Montana, where they will z charge you $15 répiain until fall. or more fer these Sti aes stlee here is onl _ ; ; Sulta, but het ' ? rhe marriage of Miss Ada \larie ste $ 50 Dandurand of 1317 Temple place and James FP. Cahill of 5075 Page ave- nue, will take place June 26 at Men's $20 Rich Lustrous Mohair |SUITS ‘. Loo! HNentherwetght Suits of *‘penuine mohair, with all the style, fit and wearing quali- tles of woolen Suits, yet light nx on feather and = ensily tleaned. Wednesday at $14.50, a CLOTHING COMPANY N. W. Cor. 8th & Washington Av. KILLS EVERY FLY IN THE ROOM! A few puffs of WAR- ON-FLIES (a powder) into the air, merely by y Squeezing the handy box in which it is gold, means death to every fly in the room, ities to ST.LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH SUMMER CAMPS RW co MANY OF YOUNGER SET Long List of St. Louis Boys Girls Will Go North in Iwo Weeks. CMMIER camps for beys ined Sens are beginuing to open and during the next two weeks the ounger members of many St. [outs families will depart for Michigan Wisconsin and New Ingland Among the girls who will co this ,ear are Misses Mathilda Moulton, Kloreice Funsten, Mugen: bel munds, Elizabeth and Martha [ver Marionrie Little, Marvy Lumaghi. Jane and t‘laudia Matthews and Winfred (‘hureh included in the list of bovs will be William little Laurence and (Charles Mallinckrodt, Eugene Van (‘leave Roland Pichards William \iethesney, hlenr, Veudad John iranciscus Robert tlattersle, bie mon Green, Rembert tia bBeatiune William Moulton, Ingraham Kovd Garnet and Churchill Matthews, Lu- cian Miller and Robert Meh. Jones. ee Social Items ! —~—— ewe ~—*- ee eee PO POM ™ Oe Miss Alice Ladd of 4354 MePhe: son avenue returned last week from Providence. Rk. |... with her brother, (haunceyv Ladd, who was graduated from Brown University this month Miss Iadd will depart > July with her parents \Iy and Mrs. (Charles l’ Ladd, and other members of the family for Port Bruce, Oint where thev have a summer home Mirs. Arthur ¢€*. Garrison of 0240 Westminster place, and her daugh- ter, Miss Frances Garrison, are in Kurope Where they will remain all summer, Mer. Garrison will depart So00n to Jon them . Miss Lydia (‘runmip of 4411 Me- Pherson avenue had as her guest last Week her nephew, Gratz Ash- lev ‘True of New Orleans, former|s of St. Louis. Mr. and MXrs George Warren KRrown of 40 Portland place will Start this week on a trip through ‘the Yellowstone and to Alaska. Daniel HH. Hundler of Lawton St. Rose's Church Mr. Cahill is the son of Mrs. Marcella P. and the late ‘John J. Cahill. Mrs. ‘Franklyn Miller of 1117 Mia (‘ausiand avenue, and her children have gone to Winslow, Ark., for the Slimmer, The marriage of Miss Katherine /Gillespie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gillespie of Richmond Heights, and Harold G. (ross took place Sat- “urdas evening at the home of the bride’s parents. Only members. of the two families were guests Mr Mrs. lountain rancis W AVenie (‘ross is the son of lirew fof 4960 The Thym, daughter of Henry Thym of 2321 and Willi JS50 Russell avenue, this evening at 8 o'clock at favette Park Presbyterian Dr. W. FF. MeMillan officiating NEW YORK NOT SATISFIED WITH CENSUS SHOWING Miss Norma Mr. ‘and Mrs. Albion place, Vreetorius vl., of Will take place niarriage = of am ¢ la - (*hurch the City Puts 700 Selimeatore to Work on Test Recount in Man- hattan District. ti, the Aseoclated Press NEW YORK, June 22.-—Dissat faction with the Governments cen sus figures which showed New Yor' 268 new residents in 10 vears caused city autho. (00 enumerators on test recount today in i17 gained only 854, the last Start representa tive Manhattan districts Before the Government's figures Were announced if had been predic’ ed New York would show a gain wu! more than 1,000,000 souls, putting the total population over the 6.000. 000 thark Instead the total was 5 621.151 and the Borough of Mat hattan with 2.284.103 showed AN ae of 47,454 LEGION CAMPAIGN IN COUNTY tual decreare 1500 of 4500 Service Men Now Be- lieved to Be Members. Kfforte to bring all former «e) Vice men in St. Louis t‘ountyv into some post of the American Legion are being niade b\ the St Louis County Executive Committee of th organization liarry E. Castien and Waker Miller of the Horn-Stecker post iast night were elected secretars chait man and respectively, «of the conimittee, at : the Courthouse at It is estimated 4500 former Are now meeting held in (Clayton that soldiers in the members of the le 1890 of the eens rie ee eS vour list of vacation needs. will ( 7S Include the Post-Dispafch in Your paper be mailed daily at reguiar mail subscription § rates. Addreas changed whenever de sired. Order through vour ear- rier or by telephone—Olive or TUESDAY EVENING, = JUNE 22. 1920. SHE oN. Bi WITH ROPE ee HER MOTHER, RR > > > 4 er ? ~~ ? MyRILtOo FOR TRAIT : / — } * “ A/S sf /) >) j Cin ms fA P {AA AA Sd AA 67 4 7 a) STEAMSHIP ON LONG CRUISE ges — 7 rs from their weeka of Thrift. now preparing to enjoy the fruits If you are one of the stay-at-homes because you have not saved, start your vacation savings fund today coinstaail calions. various makes: Would $263.90 pay the expenses for your vacation? lf you had saved $5.00 weekly for a year in a Mercantile savings ac- Pathe count you would have that amovwnt for your summer 8 recreation. Thousands of our depositers are Brunswick Symphonic TET TG IRAE Re oe ee ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ot A Sale i Used Phonograph Vict Edison Colun Columbia Electric Vocalion Every one is a bargain. r rola ybia Conqueror The prices for these used phonographs start at $37. Many of them you can buy at about half the price of the new machine. S People trade in other phonographs on the purchase price of Vo- Sometimes the owner of a conventional Vocalion trades it in on the purchase of an Art Style Vocalion. present time some thirty of these used phonographs. been put through our shop and is guaranteed in good condition. Many of them would pass tor new phonographs. We have at the Each has These are the - , ae ie Woe .: mt +: 7 ?) sale AS long Aas thie levt very Coat a wonderful bargain. Third } ine lhivd Plane close Mii! ; LASTS. 0 in the House Vessel yoo Anece foggy to for next summer. - Sa small down payment and the South aven, ich. 2% Se Gy ES. a CFHI S. balance in convenient amount: SOUTH HANEN, Mice} lune 22 ONE 22" aeneen ONE ; 4 The steamer Iroquois has started he oe 4 returt in from Seattle Wash “ag Haven ie h. Her course takes Mercantile Ti Compary he Aeolian Company rer down the Pacific Coast, through ~@ E i the Panama Canal. up the Atlant | pines Satan -% Ft CHARLES Steinway Representative eoast and tnrough the St iwrence ‘ | River and (Creat alKeS South : : ., : — | In St. Louis at 1004 Olive Street } lor acuidiiten ae BP: s. — Ne andes ss" pO ad ¢ J ly . SS Bi > ‘ » * Polish 10c PPP i i a a i Wednes: CBP LLL Whi PPPOE Ladies’ N Tip or Plz Gry x — ” ins ~ Barefoot These wonderful I]! high cost of Shoes expensive. I} C) BK , { Will " Not RC Rip Rubber § 9 Athietie Shoes Vv A ~ A Champion Oxfords wes ° , as -—— ~ — -——-—- | PES Dectors Geeclare th Yermin ' Other are fear: fans of ayre C85". as cOonat ptier mit . ; othe im Fs Phere ts ser dinacaan bugs tn your ‘me tar ’ be " ' ; ™ 'o per? . ; " ta when ’ is -— © ey te wit? a or ' D ww vs these he ax os “er we. ; f - Mma * «a rf nr : : - a ton thet iA 4 oe ‘% ; ; : w ; - . secre e Diz Wao ' “Wart *) : is ne? t thre live future r eratt ry as Shce it hits the eces | a ’ : wy ; , | De bad Wy ° s” furr - .% Dark ‘Ze ™ . ture. and ie eaual fas? lon : - a. lee Tha’ : ; — : Der / ” et « » Gruc« es? hasn't FP PD Bame ant 25 cente «a Tou a Deacka a° pos Four edd cree. WiLL NOT DAM ry Pe : 2. - “aad = ake ¢. Wa, Pa per _ atten vsed ‘ @intnfectant. es
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pie i ain od) - ee ns ee. ee ee ee eT ELS Tae fae ee eee ; RM aa tm ee Mok \ « TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CWiMiams Wm. Sixth and Franklin “Our location saves you money’’ WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS Wednesday & Thursday Specials ee i i a a | ae — ‘Bank Instructed te Return Con-| tributions After Limit Has Been Reached. ’ HAY TO LIMIT CAMPAIGN FUND merce committee, ‘That committec | iprises former Gov. Lon § V. r & : TO $6777, LEGAL MAXIMUM | stepnens, 3. w. Harris, Dr. J. C.| Lyter and J. W. Estes. ASSA FSINFN The Central National Bank has LS PR | Charles M. Hay, candidate for the has been instructed to return all re- | | Democratic nomination for United | ™ittances after the legal maximum | tf g | States Senator will make his race at |limit has been reached. Hay says | la-cost not to exceed $6777.06, the | that an itemized record, audited by | ‘maximum logal limit to expenditures | Certified public accountants, will be | agreed to receive all contributions to Hay’s campaign fund, directly, and in a campaign for that office, ac-|Published after the fund is com-| ,cording to a statement issued by his’ plete. eee "he . 9 Former Chairman Says Wil- See the A B C Washer White Canvas Oxfords” | "erties no More Right to Before Decidie For Ladies | Call Himself Leader of 8 | WY’ = ’ ; 4On : | | - Yesterday a woman came to see us demonstrate | Party Than Has Marshall. | 3 the A B © Washing Machine. ‘*I've just about settled on the washer I want.”’ ON OPO OPP PPP ww Ladies’ snow-white canvas Oxfords. Louis covered heels and military or Cuban heels, either covered or leather; $4.00 values; all sizes. PRICE... 3.00 “Ladies’ Nullifiers Tip or Plain Toe eo) cary es a « + “ - * she said, ‘‘but I wanted to examine the A B © OER OBJECTS TO ACTION | y > DW: Al) apes ] she anid, ““but 1 wanted to examine AT PEACE CONGRESS / Z 1) AR Safad ftv ttn: mate op my mina ae — ~ suds were forced minute without how the clothes 44 scrubbing or pounding. showed her through the times a SOLO POOP PLD ODDO ° 9 House Slippers Regular $3.00 Values Ladies’ black kid one-strap House Slippers; rubber heels and flexible soles, ie ae nei or ere eid ah, aeiiel — o? ete . ns \ Declares Pressing Internal | Problems Must Be Settled _ Without Any International Affiliations. She learned that the A B C was easier to oper ate than a sewing machine—and that all moving parts were enclosed, making it aceident-proof. Ladies’ black kid Nullifiers ; heels, flexible soles; comfort- Special Price, able and durable. a | #28 5 57.5) . . PAPI i i a i a i a i i a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a ee ea _ _ _ _ _ _ + oO Lv Barefoot Sandals and Play Oxfords for Children These wonderful little Shoes help to solve the problem of the present high cost of Shoes. Ths kiddies like to wear them and they are not expensive. THEY COME IN TAN ONLY INFANTS’, She found that the A B C was practically noise- rubber | . less in operation—and free from vibration and her entire washing could be done quickly, thor- By the Associated Press. oughly and economically. CHICAGO. June McCombs, chairman ‘cratic Nati ; tte “om 1917 | Se Ha, i oe ea, 3 Bee 2 Pes . 3 cratic National Committee frot , Pea . A a oe BR Sete fo it is much better than the washer I had intended 1916 and oe: Wilson’s 1912 statement here before departing for ‘San Francisco attacking what he, characterized as the President's |“autocratic’’ assumption of authori- B , : =f ident Wil Gos no Serer. SS Ss bis ge gt Oy ara. Siena how well it will answer all vour washing needs. *residen iSon, Ne Salad, las no, . : ~~ SS / rvys : RD A Me Ee 7 a ee : ; -more right to call himself leader of a : re the Democratic party, “a conception Se ' ‘ > oa Rees 2 eae 2 ag DOR : me heretofore never entertained by any Ne CS ak | a pemes nA 8 8 American,” than has Chief Justice : re 5, EL eC TT RricC COMmMPRPAM™M by White, former Speaker Champ Clark | 'or Vice President Marshall. ‘ 701 Olive St. 4 1117 Olive Street “ -_ ’ BOYS’ AND GIRLS’, 81% to 11 BOYS’ AND GIRLS’, Will foam £6 2 5s. Not BOYS’ AND G Rip 2% to 7 NN a ee a ee el DE ld ala i i i a a a Predict’s Cox's Nomination. MeCombs announced that af- ‘'rangements had been made to ob- A , ‘tain for him a seat in the New York F these Be ae a& delegation if he decides to take the ‘floor at San Francisco. The New e York delegation, he predicted, wiil| Go To Sea [n ra] Ferris Wheel ‘throw its support to Gov. |; Cox of Ohio, after casting a complh- | XPLORE the wonders of the deep—above, below and on ee ee Roy, Cae. Me the surface! A different type of Ferris Wheel will open R S “GYMS” ee KE S added that he believed a Westerner, ubber ole D Peet: vane —s. chop at Coney Island soon—a device that will roll you out FAMOUS : ' : possibly from the Pacific slope, will : ae eS FOR ALL THE FAMILY be nominated for Vice President. into the ocean to a depth of 50 feet or more. A new kind of i thrill, unique and sensational, awaits you. Read all about it in the His statement given out last Boys’ Ked Oxfords ~ t | y | mre 4 , we ‘ > . “ry y . . . . a ~ = . Py Sisik ek White 1.09 /night, follows in part: June ELECTRICAL EXPERIMENTER (Science & Invention) ‘They tell me that America has eee , ‘ EP WSs S Ladies’ and Misses’, 8 00 | pledged its word ta na sete a now on all newsstands. Black or white . AND OVER 100 OTHER FEATURES INCLUDING— i'this word must be redeemed in the Meu’s Ked Oxfords, $ process of a national campaign. In Black or white 1.39 'my belief America has pledged itsel? Improving the “Phone Service” With Automatic Telephones Men’s, Ladies’, Boys’ and | Lo nothing. One individual. speak- The Phantom Arm '—A New Story by Charles S. Wolfe Misses’ Champion Ked High | ing as such, permitted Europe to be- interplanatory Communication, by Albert ¥. Ff. Day Shoes: whit ‘lieve that he spoke for America. But A New ‘“Movie’’ Screen That Eliminates Eye-strain , © he had no authority to speak for tne How to Keep Your Car in Perfect Condition ination, for in the last analysis he What to Invent — More Practical Suggestions was nothing more than a self-ap- Popular Astronomy—tThe Earth as a Magnet pointed emissary, Nevertheless, Locating Buried Treasure With Electricity 'America is asked to validate this The ‘‘Newsophone”’ to Supplant Newspapers | signature affixed abroad, a signature Two Unusual Experiments With Radium which apparently was accepted in Tele-Photography Across the Ocean good faith by all the European peo- | The Secret of the Magnet Poles ples as absolute. | How Cartoon Movies Are Made Practical Chemical Experiments New Home Comforts James MM. Bat One Boo! S hj nr ™ & AMERICAS LEADING WasHinc MACHINE / a tt i ene, enn, no en ea en A ORE ren cermin Veranda Pumps, for big girls Athletic Shoes, for boys Athletic Shoes, for men GREATEST PLAY SHOES Take a Hint? Take a Pill. Blackburrrs AcToips Act Actively On Liver, Stomach and Bowels pm Be egy ger | “THEY ASSIST NATURE” ut HUNT'S Salve falle io she 95 Actoids 25c. At All Druggists RINGWORM, TETTER o sii oiteaaiiillll other itching skin diseases. Trp @ 75 cent box et our risk. Judge & Dolnoh Drug Steress “The President negotiates a treaty | | but the Senate may or may not con- | Boots : Champion Veranda "48 We ae EVER MANUFACTURED Pumps a cur by two-thirds majority. In this | | —_ particular instance there has been On the Newsstands Now---Everywhere re } | - no concurrence. U (! “Other nations may want a League | 25C the $3 00 sre L c ‘ iCak « ear Copy St 0 k Re om ithe a ae ok A oe ens ee ae Mo ee Oe eee oe ore Constipation—Ill? Be Well If You Will Don't stic. In a rut—reach out te higger. better things. Make use of Post-Dispatch WANTS “ I re A age ape ' j of Nations, and it may be that we do. But we do not want to commit our- selves to the League of Nations as it was brought back from Paris. It is an international issue, but it is a highly debatable question as to what importance it should have in a na- tional campaign. Ultimately it is a question for the President and the Senate to settle.” The statement then declares for) reconstruction at home, rehabiilita- | ition of railway and internal water-|§ | way transportation and for solution) ° of the high cost. of living, ‘wholly | |apart from any international affilia- | tions.” The statement continues: America “Dazed in 1914.” “When the great war broke out| in 1914 naturally America was more! or less dazed, and was willing to ac- | cept any kind of leadership which | might draw it through a possible dif- | ficulty. In this moment the chief| executive again repeated that he w as| | the leader of his party, a conception | theretofore never entertained by any | American. As well might the Chief Justice of the United Statés, Mr. | White, a Democrat, have made the} ;Same proclamation. So might the. Speaker of the House of Representa- | tives, Champ Clark. So might the} Vice President, Mr. Marshall, con-| L ] | stitutional President of the Senate. RY , vy ae ee Be ’ wens But America was. concerned with By 7 a Rh LM ey e great issues, and paid no attention | Of, | ey . by ie Stat oie | Ginghams , 4 ni ‘ . 4 hi _ 4 . § : a . oie ah eo BL a Experimenter Publishing Co.. 233 Fulton St.. New York City iy at Blanton reall ¢. Butterine ‘The House pss 4 of , f 4 Courtesy” Manager 610-612 Washington a f Avenue J . TCAINO | Hevey cr CREAMAID L. ACKERMAN, @d Exceptional Dress Display “2 ai TE present at this interesting price a very imposing Dress collection. Styles that will win instant approval by reason of their differentness, their striking individuality. And values, too, that will gain warm regard among well- posted women. The Creamaid Margarin CREAMO Unsurpassed QUALITY First and Last At Best Dealers . changes C~ Organdies ; CERES. OSS Se RSLS . 3G EMR Des AR LR to what appeared to be a detail. “It was in such manner that for| the first time in the history of this country autocracy came into being. It was an autocracy which was ques--: tioned, but which was accepted by virtue of necessity. But this unhap- | py hour has passed, and at San Fran- cisco we again return to true democ- racy regardless of place holders and pot hunters. We have finished with. the fine phrase. This country is de- termined to act in accordance with '{ts unfailing sense of justice. “ The indignities of autocracy will never) again be accepted by this nation. | This is fundamental and no confu-| ‘sion will be brought about by diplo- | oe ee | : eS ol Y : Equally Interesting Dress Assortments WANT NEW NATURALZATION LAWS | Have Been Arranged at : ‘irr laa — PESKY BED BUGS Doctors declare that bedbugs and /[ KILLS FLEAS ON DOGS her Yermin are the most-to-be- . hav td who is in- red mé@ans of epreading mech CS. tall uh flees, take a tittle B.D, as n , menin- am j Us Gnd Tether intactious treuvies. ie ene tor.” Then ge By Ae. ere is no disgrace in getting eee loop the loop. They will be deader can’ than King Solomon before they hit te the floor. - CHICKEN LICE DESTROYER Have your chickens got lice? Don't hesitate. Get a 35-cent package of P D QQ. make a galion of lice-de- stroyer from it. as directed, and then get busy in the henhouse. It’s easy you'll laugh, and so will chickens. By the way, did you ever nee a chicken langh? Try this and er ee ee — » Which actuslly puts an end to these pesky devils A MILLION BEDBUGS ve B}-cent package of this golden *mical will make a quart of a mix- re t ts so deadiv to bedbugs iat bat Stat BNA ATCA Sil. il i pect aa BS i S' *t Accept a substitute. t it would kill « million of them You could get that many together. they were as big as your hand it Would swat. them just as well. And Only the live ones. but the hire generation as well, because Ohce it hits the eres they are gone. CUT THIS OUT Your druggist has P. BD. Q. | fis’ Quietus) and will be glad to ‘th it for 35 centa. One 35-cent kage makes « quart of the mix- ® and is equal te a berrel of old- potened bug-killer. (Peeky Some druggists try to sell you something else, If your thasn’t P.D. Q., send us your and 35 cents and we will send & package Ostage prepald to address. NOT DAMAGE GOODS DD, QO. will nat injure delicate A clothing. c&rpets, furniture, Oe, Wail paper br woodwork. In it is a as a deodorizer » Gisi n watch ‘em, FOR ANTS , AND COCKROACHES The ants and cockroaches stand juet as good a chance of aurviving @ treatment of P D. as a snowball in a justly famed Heat Resort. It swate them and their exes with a wallop that puts their whole genera- tion out of business Use it on fursin storage to kill and keep out moths. A BEDBUG SPOUT Every package of P, D. Q contains t that fite any ordinary patens ett enabie you to reach d-to-get-at places and save _ When buying look, for eads on every packace .. then you'll be sure to get the genuine. OWL CHEMICAL COMPANY. Terre Haute, Indiana. a by Wolff-Wiison, Judge & pdioh and other leading druggists. for Modification of Statute. | the present naturalization 'modified and simplified, inecessary and proper | ject to considerable ed Born Voters’ League. Forcign Rorn Voters’ Teagcuc Asks A resolution calling up the repre- 'gentatives in Congress from Missouri | to use their best endeavors to have laws using all safeguards against undesirable individuals from becoming citizens, so that it will be ‘again possible for foreigners to be- lecome citizens without the loss of a. great deal of time, and being sub- | hardships, as under the present laws, was adopted jat the last meeting of the Executive Committee of the National Foreign-_ Arrivals 10 °12.75 *1S *19iae Distinctive advance dress _—_——-—- -_——— fashions of navy taffeta. a ee eee re ee $95 835 849.50
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— eae. PRY I TGS EL RES aks ee eg eS AT ee Te rT: nach oS li pick P33 eis et ag , : ES Re eee eNO rare ;, ; on, te eee ee eee pr . i aciat, ee Bs nietal while. he ing ae aA hott I | ze > : bas Salaes * caste aaa Promptly at 9:00 Prom t at 9:00 re a i j 191% wos completed it} tive bejage “ ‘ i Nal (dOoOTriati S oi, Alar : a i , cn ye ; . iam -— ——= / against Police Judge George Y. ; 3 a wet pa ae ; Mix for alleged assault See Our Windows On Sale on Third Floor . * 4 shy aS ’ Aveteta 1 Judge IXimirne! had refused '») ° i ! Ha) by e i | , hear the case because he and Mix’ 509 Washington Av. * «=e th y similatio if iE y ‘are rival Republican candidates for ‘ e ° + 2 ; in eae ir it ‘or~ 4 judicial nomination and ernie staged A 2 Ss ? Ww / A ; LC Unde :. si : ies —— i Bp ki ment ofthe sass necessitated Is nnouncing a Genuine Sensation! A Terrt ro at ass ‘a 17 i aye aaa, i JT} pVYer UF ik 4 Les A pa 3 . : : ye ' ee — es : | j eat | roaries unless a special Pare hy could J f ‘ | ne aD tae » Pured /an Astounding Low Price Saleof Wh Ws if HHH i Ait jswould be uatair for hie te try © pri ce Furchase and an Astounding Low rrice “— " | \ } | | Hl i | nil case in which evidence might be fn- Ho —— hhanee TTT BELT Peart wenn) | | eeeeeaeen adda troduced tendin to blast thie a | > GE DLO ORLA —, —— je | nd since 1a%% ion : , Br > ape ' 7-¥ Se TT \\) teeters, «= a Since 1903 a landmark $9 Or te ' ———— western restdential district has been 7 = y Ss) iK ¢ Overt ae mat Lr)? ‘4 ge heise 4 baad — (government at a rental of $29,000 SS j © ==) ad yeal is an office siructure for the ! =a" a ———— War Risk Insuranee bureau the ; a > =! ["nited ‘States Public Fiealth Service (Se & , NS — as ; 4 and the Vocational Traiz Ing B Urea, eos — | , F oF Vk “7 , == SS linpossibility of obtaining down- | Way f wt Gat > mee : , XS fown offices for the Government at § Se q ws j= : ae waa ats sige go: While Organdies—Colored Organdies via evi Reg Pk ——.. . nod | sommes heing titted up In the octagzgonul .. _ a, or, 4 tloe —— i [a building and the Government will rgured ane / lowered \ olle Ss SS 7 Fic OTS SR TEOGS: 28 NETETS ee Striped and Plaid Ginghams ° =} | [hye Sife will then become the cemnte? i ‘ 1 My. o}y d () () S ee | | Peat mega. oh Bet 1\ se pil went nec , at iA onderful Simmer Dresses. surpassiig by far -— from “4 White ite: Oo tee i. a Rah district covers the States of | fandpotmt anv similar event announced this season. And * Organi) : fied * | ca if > . ' ; : 3 + r —— iw Nlissouri, lowa, Nebraska and Kan- not fet tois low price mMmiste ‘ad you as to their quality. kor * ee sas and all affairs will be directed aes skew : : es . : E , one Shae | 7 C iy through enormous concessions from the maker, and by mark- ¢ Becau sti of shipping difficulties, the A : C. Bay Com- fs tae ier wea 8 secs ai si em wiser e these [Dresses very elose. is this r id | iculous sale fiyure possible. 6 > . 9 of the three bureaus are at present ‘ , ' , . : ; = pany, manufacturers of the “Solo Concerto Play er scattered through the Chemical, A seemingly unending style selection for choice. Savings so * o : Piano, have sold to Conroy’ S several carloads of their ™ “a "Trust and other downtown . eo : we doubt thev will ever he equaled this season {Pink fl buildings. — 3 it 90.00 | / Organds oO | instruments at virtually the cost of manufacture, the nay Cogent geo om yn ate Extra Salespeople! Extra Facilities! No Mail or Phone Orders! —_ : | 4 buyer assuming the risk of delayed shipments. Louisiana Purchase Exposition in ‘ a4 ~ 904, is of unique shape and is five 2 & : 3 ‘ a= SE er ae SS ee i 5 Conroy S have been fortunate enough to secure prompt | a ee e of pee a --——----~ — ; , ————} | clLome ie former publishing | 7 delivery of two carloads and are merchandising theses house, which may later be used for o : ——— well- known Players at vocational schools, les behind if. q } Oo LE mcd “NEGRO CHARGED WITH MURDER a te AS RESULT OF CHICAGO RIOT . é ; ———} Coroner's Jury of Three Whites and , : Three Negroes to Investigate Oo Death of Victims. : about $200 less thana Player of this type is ordinarily By the Associated Press a CHICAGO, June 22 Police to- : = sold for, as you can see from the letter of the President ‘day announced that a formal charge ete ss of mnmiurder wouid be placed against ' O14 of the Bay Company - Grover C. Reedding, negro, arrested oO nee ai in. connection with the riot Sunday 0 — Purves: a1 terres me in which two white men were killed 0 —- Gunes aso Cuamnecn «7 Onaes onsoe | Kicecal $28? following a parade of ‘‘Abyssinian —o Princes”’’ which. ended in the burn 4 ‘ = ing of two American. flags by the Soa rae tag rest of Oscar McGavick, an- a — other of the negroes, at Pittsburg qc u — EXCLUSIVE PLAYER PIANO BUILDERS | . re. ie sashes “ peat sed tye tj fi os nae 'ers in he parade an riot sftlli a + Sled Bi ; = THE SOLO CONCERTO = large Two are brothers of NMeGav = ts ee vu pI ©@@ REPUBLIC BUILDIR ——| ick and the others are Joseph Fur = rr) 0 >— a 5 a —— oan Mie 4 —_- CHICAGO a no, “Supreme — eee June 8, 1929 — known as “‘the Prince.” = oe " or *. 4 | Conroy Fiano COe- en A Coroner's jury of three whites = ne * 4 : a eee and three negroes has been impan me Cor. llth & Olive Sts. > ——- eled to investigate the death of the = j BGs Louis, Mo. fio riot vietims be 0 &= Gentlemen: JAPANESE RESCUE FORCE FINDS : q The majority of our dealers throughout the 120 SLAIN BY BOLSHEVIKI | country who sell the H. C. Bay "Solo Concerto” Player from $750.00 to $800.00 have protested so Py ihe Avworiated Prom 22.~-Jap forcibly against the unusually low "prewar" anese forces sent to rescue survivors prices at which you are nerchandising our in- of the reign of terror begun after the : © struments, that we will appreciate your selling De eee a a ae | Four hun ers town « I c Caney Feeling. Stops indigestion ecause it adds its creamy richness to every- : ee food souring, repeating, headachean : Poe r . a . = a ‘Le EO al Lb, W2” | the many miseries caused by thing coflee, cereals, cooking, baking. . Q In Corker If SOK East St. Louis Store, 431 Olive Avenue | Acid-Stomach | Modern because the useless water has been EATONICiIs the best remedy, it takes , takeu out, which you pay for in bottled m $e VEU the harmful — _ gases —_ a4 , , ’ ’ 2 | Selle” Ten of thousands wonderfully milk. Get a supply at your grocer’s today y | ; A | il TMihiyy = _ benefited. Guaranteed to satisfy pd dt : ; - d e } | yA THIET TL Hil money refunded by your own drags NESTLE’S FOOD COMPANY “a jz lease itl ; | try New York i « Ih 7.
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eee ne ee i . . pg at . er, le oe fe De ee ee es, a Mee sr Beg a~ fs ee Cee ee eS ee ee eR ee ee enrages ee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1990, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 13° LLL LALLA ET Le ee eeeN et etna ape one —— - — —_ _—— +--+ ~~ — == : . — _ —— —~ = —_ a = _ - AS A a —— —_ ve ~ a = cS ih _ ris were adjourned | yusiness in etroit, to9| nia and West Virginia, as sole agent eae | Bet service on them here, the Sher- | for those States. He says he estab- | iff was directed to levy on stock in’ lish®d distribution stations, leased LEAVE Cy. nus |their local branch, 4971 St. Louis'storerooms and made agreements 3 a with sub-agents, and built up a da- ; ERR A AO A et AO ARAN CIS I AYN ie rN IH 18 AINE +e 5 vears connected | a , Se consisting of C. W. Sockett and last September he signed a contract , vember, he says, he was notified! product. and that they would deal and that since that time the orgere s vicinity, died yea. 4 Bey: ea Sef BAS | : am Kruse, his claim being for the with the Khavt-Break company to that Socketts had obtained exc!u- | with him. ile says that his orders have not been filled, causing him eare. The Police * om ar oe n a Ne te ; sum of $ l 00,000, The defendants handle their product in Pen nsylva- sive rights for the handling of the continued te he filled until Ma\ hearv loss. a ‘ . \y ee te Sete ers Fh, For Infants and Children FAR CONVENTION syons says, in his petition, that) mand through advertising. In No- n So BR a | Mothers Know That, een ee ee eT Tae . _ *} ae 1 Genuine Castor in Party Includes All District gia B. U ae Ww I T H iis GOLOL=3 PIR GENT. | _ Delegates of the City With nl K N © WV L: FE; D (; Ek, 1, > bi Pr am Von forAs -; | Bh 4 en the Food pegula: A Ways the Exception of Sam Laz- Bany } tingthe Stomaciise | arus and Tony Stuever. forever Dears the pe therety Promoting este] Sionature AMBASSADOR FRANCIS BAA Checrfuiness and ResContains peltner Opium, Morninesse =f _ AMONG THOSE GOING a ; ‘i Mineral. No* (oT NAW NApore’ ) | | . Special Cars Will Be Attached Bh Td hag Amys i'd Sa Re > AN ae OTe, ae a ae Wat ~ A ~ * ws v . . es oe ™ 5 — ~ = * a “ » » Sree “? ag e : a & % be an - a a & $n Me A ‘es bs eae 2 we ae. de se 4 ss . - a * . y . _ oe 4 ton a ~* * . ° = a , ee ~ - -s 618 Washington Av. - —— | - Sap EcEGESEOMoECIGNC treasurer W. D. Vandiver and wife William Marion Reedy, Joseph Davis and wife. ’ De Dada tt cence ante ‘Men. “EEATHERWEIGHT FLAT. ‘KNIT Boys 9. Ambassador David R. Franci npanied by his negro valet, Pbil, ee fe an . 6 sin the party, all of whose members tener Gs OS ) i) | — carried light wraps for the report A |= S ly j | ] we | : chil yeriods to be xpectec Son : gran | Tore elt Melt elt rel en Tet Sale Exiraordinary! |e __The specta ysl Gey © t | © it © ICBC eerie terion teeta . pry 4 I] 4 4 SIXTH AID ST, CHARLES O f six Puitm: in sie eping cars, one ob- servation car, two dining cars anda baggage car to handle all of the lug- ize of the 160 persons for whom reservations have been made. The special is scheduled to reach San § l‘rancisco I’riday afternoon. Necessary expenses of the party, conservatively figured, are estimated at $37,072, itemized for. each person is follows: Railroad and Pullman fare, round trip, $124.20; 18 meals en route (nine each way) at $1.25 each, $22.50; hotel bill, assuming convention lasts five days, at $6 per Os ee a ee re Se ee LD EOE A LI A AE A ge i ome - - = — Pre amen ee at teas oe ao - + —— °on0 0 m6 OKC ££ a SaaS So att on ‘nsdn einen amine eee . ~ day, $30; meals for same period, at $2 each, $30; incidentals, $25; total, § 7 TE H, per person, $231.70. LIV A ; Side Trips Planned. Many of the delegates are known to have estimated that the trip will ' gost them $500 each, due to the side | trips and other forms of entertain- ment they expect to have going and ‘coming. Very few of the Missouri. § party will return directly the conven- § — | tion closes, as nearly all have ar-/§ ' ranged vacation trips of one sort or @ : 'another, many of them into Canada, ote | where prohibition is not such a fac- | tor as in the United States. Few of | ther n will return before July 1: 5. . os Fy . Tennessee ae eae eee 1o : Pan for Sol- | 1 0) OMEN Qn LSSES dier for Vice President. ° M4 | The Tennessee delegation to the § Pre-Shrunk White Gabardine ‘Democratic national convention, in ‘ [/ ° ea @ two special cars, passed through St. nrestricteé OLCE () & Louis yesterday on its way to San 'Francisco. The delegates are unin-'§ : ‘structed as to a presidential nomi- | . but will vote solidly for Briga-|§ ValerGenera) Lawrence D. Tyson of § * | Knoxville, Tenn., who commanded § ithe Fifty-ninth Brigade, Thirtieta |§ : | (Old Hickory) Division in France, ) C2 lu eS to $1 0 ‘for Vice President. Tyson also is a § | veteran of the Spanish War. Heisa §& /manufacturer and capitalist of Knox- 499 BARRAGAN REPORTED IN U, S, ; I | - |Eseaped Carranza General Said to § | Have Crossed Rio Grande. . | Bv the Associated Press. . | MEXICO CITY, June 22.—Gen./§ Juan Barragan, former chief of staff Four hundred jtylish and very serviceable Wash Skirts ' Sagas ) “7 es ’ 'to the late President Carranza, who on sale Wednesdiy aboit wholesale cost. A varied style was arrested following the assassin&- Selection of novelly pocket and button trimmed effects, in tion of the latter and escaped from | custody: on. June 15, is reported to sizes for women aid misses. | have crossed the Rio Grande into Anv Wool sues 1 RECOVER - $100,000 | : : y $ 3 QQ M. E. Tons Brings Claim Against OT VY OWEN and M., LS S CS - Slipover M. E. Lyons of 5037 Cabanne 'avenue today filed sult against the § | K: int-Break Spark Plug Co. and the |§ @ weater [partnees=iP of Cc. W. Sockett & | nrestricteé 01C0€ 0 Priced to $10 : ADVERTISEMENT | | Hairs Will Wanish ? ‘After This Treatment | | <«Tollet Helps) : You can keep your askin free from hair | reat Showin ——" | or fuzz by the occasional use of plain | | delatone, and in using it y®u need have | no fear of marring or injuring the askin. 3 2 A thick pasté its made he mixing some C : of ‘the powdered delatone with water. 4 Then spread on the hairs and after 2 4 or 3 minutes rub off, wash the skin and all traces of hair have vanished, Re e 4 a V] nhowevet to get real delatone ' 1 Individua patterns and colors | pees =|] . a andspecial values , — | GN) | re ; a E ae wv | if 7 | " 1 Se | re a 3 ee ee a ee " , se te. _
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~— 7 Be RID NK CORES “ EP OTE. OI eee wie Ps Sa ee ee ers Te * PY 3 at ee. ae ca. — - » 2 2 i 7 Peay ; uM ‘ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1920. ee aaa eg aE os ae STL LOUIS POST-DISPATCH icons - eo oo we + ee a ———— -- ——- —- —— 7 a ' aw . c “Orel ’ 2 lg } ae hh: - fea us nae ti ‘ cf unt ve ieapescemnice SS Wrexican Train Service Resumed. | Secretary of Foreign Relations har) | cern Suspended on Sere AWWERTISEMENT | al¢ t} t* : ; . OT" ons : b oo inf i ed th; at ste atn shi ) service TP gs resence of bubonic p.iague fi . alued at $200 take . fro 1 3 lo ker He lugged his prize aionug hi WEXICO CIT ¥ June y os Tr Li tt n Ai4iVUi 1LS ; ; ee : «€ . 4 a “ , ‘ ("3 4 Pe PI > ; a j , ‘ , . , 4 AUTO MAKE on the third floor. ground, oa up to hae et a re the service between Mexico Cits ind, between M . . . ew » mi ’ ae ie ane uP nHmosile it amon d “ye 4 a ee ; - - . v 7 ? yranches. He returned, seizeu ah » * Nenensio! f iree weeks, | OR NAP pa ae , - Let “een - 8 2% R. Ponder, 5845 De Giverville ave- me ee + 4 the same after a suspension of U — & ans ae é. a Ss Ce. . —— eee an poate emer oe oo ROE ~ rss ae Ta ee 4 ler . Mn Ste. AREER INOS ZENS ARI ee DE rede OS eee A ea trys Mase re uF other und carried to Sart : es ‘ing for Vera Cruz and ba) Ki ll B ae nue, in the ahsence of the {tamliy, . . it h — back oie train i@eavins I¢ t ’ ] Ss u j / ; oe hele -O be piact The third time the wen “i one arriving from that city. The. a stole jewelry valued at $1345.00 he chose a different place for nis | LP e > . * > e. oe . , , } by ’ . s ee ' _— 1 longing to Miss Margarct Walsh. ctorehouse, a tree soinewhat fat the! " | af 7 Bei ; Other burglaries reported were In | gy lie deposited several burs \ Me - > ’ : ‘ 4 ara. + ti 1) e : " = “re . ; 4 a j ' “a he ’ ‘? 7 j . ay a the homes of Sidney R. Stanard, | pere and then carried the rest, on — ihe at: th es 7 7s P26 ‘s the , m ! nan ew ¢ en colored eh q Lio wrs an { Jewelry Stolen— 6848 Highland avenue, a revolver at a time, to another tree. im «4 discovery 8 Dr Price that a sent f 2 ‘ ‘ ‘ i ’ . ° ‘ " - ‘ ‘ . . ; , -~ Ow ? gine . 7 oN oe ' ‘ “8..y is): l ‘ ua , a: ; taken: tee Pp Melvin. HRZO Highia (} short space of? time he CH Le€ ved Lv ‘la eur 4 thea *oret infested Louse of hedbduge ‘| Gems Worth $1 $43 Taxen in avenue, jewelry valued at $280; Mrs. |tne different trees a dozen buns-— » roaches. ep. ants and their ¢« Tite, 4. : ‘ x ‘ aa agornt tavetime 1 Kick after » ." , ) 4 se N\ i yer ” ] afermniz 1} ra! - ‘ the _ i iT a} ad lie the I . “ ry 7 > —s wv , eu ft) Another Robbery. lout | Ma’ ‘ i 118 v oe | aii re pox ontaine [The latest exotic « tion the Vantine MALT EXT RACT aliel . ee h o Dp © A be pac ae. . - * ina " a4 at ? a} - »L- —. oft rnit 2 gos : “1 "Ti min efreet > +> : 1? " large Pyiat if , =e 4 : is ae il . amcoms eeph Le Beau, 3101 Thomas stree By iis time a is . —_ exquisite delicacy and elusive fragrance, ap- rei o1 e o fashioned dangerous dope > . ‘ ioxucalinrs «1 aah ) aile? «zy ’ aot os vy teh r roceedlyes 7? , : , F sd - » , l> { Cmts . zi : . an Police investigating a burgiary at jeweiry Valuec at $11 of - Veli nOp who had bee n Watch) 6 pt eed Lb pealing particularly to women whose refine- fer baking “nd house- prevents nt nfo iis, thet t nee af le Skinner. 6107 of Ely Kburvick, 2602 North Union | from an oak, flew + wip to tree _ ment of taste, demands distinctiveness and “ spout ¢ to enable vou ts ~ » fo ~ . - * : 7. | : ly qT? ; i A‘ i ith . 4 ‘* the 2 " , " e ES the home of Charses nem boulevard, cloth worth $800: Lane 1. took a bun, retu aq wit , individuality, rather than a mingling of tin- hold use ape an mer “dl ‘v°M@@l al -piaces, ang ~ a 2 ‘ry . ‘ | AnNnee a’ . . . - nn . at . . > - FA ® 4 © Py Westminster piace, if the absences (China and Glass C'o., 5613 lkrankiin | hig own tree an d ate il at his leisure ; if you want } congruocus odors Price $3.60 ‘ | r © Q mr familir use. Be Special ‘s & ' - *, ‘ 4 * ’ Z . * : t. gations, Jontains 3 opeute- yout taal ae m. yesterday, were told by neigh- | office of Hugh G. Moran, Grand and repeated the performance until! @ti seule omiy by (he beat shopa ewrrywhere. If your . vis an @pply \ or sent prepaid te - e . ; .* 3 . ‘ ; . . , ‘ cf ¢) ) ~_ ‘ j ' a ws an k eS ta aT) ’ f b I { in a! utomobile Park avenues, gold fillings valued at the buns fh ad been removea ” favorite etave cannot eupply you, eend your order { All Grocers & Druggists orice bw he ‘thwi ¢ + lon co. 7 = ze ttwo men in an auto . - ° ' 7 ¢ pm | , rt ors tha SiZa tres ‘ b tt] dwert menidoming deduer &# name and we «ahGli : ; i 2 i® never pe Ales ae ‘ , , “ , . , ee re —_— ri e) » . ” ‘ - : pige Mm npn ‘ i¢ Hi. made two trips ay rne home he Twe et) 5 . j eS gee fheat arr supp ited, i, ts. ! “te th Importing } ey + = - Mie a s East at | ones CREASES 17,919 - for the home Write for a Pree Bample of Vantine’s Pregrent || 19 S. 4th St Louis, an(other inading drumetete i — ‘ te . ' ‘ —_— if sey MEISEL “SCS555 BLACKBIRD ROBS SOUIRREL PHOENIX IN , se | i oh $230 and jeweirys valued at @.90 / ‘ \ ncene , / Send for Free Book of ts ty . } . 7 i San TORED IN TREES 10 29,053, OR 160.9 PER CENT | at soda fountains | 4-CO-Inc fF teripen ote | . all rien t, i,t ;% : io Ai home at 4 p. m. they tooted the au- . - and on drau ht Ne NEW YORK AG printed 2703% Business Opportunity iF : - -onalation Gain ———— : : —, SA Wants »/1l more than the FOUR 4 tomobile horn repeatedly, and when | MENASHA, Wis., June 22 4 par- | Canonsburg (Pa,) Popauia , > , Lae | +h SS is New | no one responded, one of the men 3 ; i hime Pe fo at Sad Aten 173.2 Per Cent; Salem ( Mass.) Betcbitehed Over >. , other St Louls Newspapers coms. é . ane ty Oo women rea! sting i JLen- ro : 4 Mie \ , acyguainted with those iit- pp; J : li range nt «a r hell ; cneea , 82 Persons. Hail @ Century iIne lit tle wt 1wWSsSe- \V ASHING l ( hE _— w~ 6 — ———— so - r 31 > \ 41S? a ~ ‘> » . : as ver, lie? GQISNnes ii i . , ves " 4 pecond tnan emerged from the home). ae : : ) »' 17919. or 160.9 per cen e peen DACHK et away, ayie sortie 9 . sip , ‘ 9 increase carrying suit cases which he loaded | ' eek tate on tab} as rington, Conn,, ; pel { as : : saat The home of Mrs. Horatio a* Ia . ‘from a n elm Tre (2) VW he re he i} id eo, ‘ *} if ,* rol, ] a , ] 4 , athe a. . 44 . ‘2 ¢ Vis, 56 Vandeventer Place, was ran- }| ds ntly been awaiting his chance.’ Fl 1901, or -19.8 pe Cell , ; eo 4} ‘ or o) 10.63. increase sacked by daylight burglars in thei ran across the table, knocked off the Canonsburg. Pa., 10,99-, absence of the family, and liquors jid of a box and earried off a bur 6741. or 173.2 per cent Stiri —E THIS WEEK. Beautiful Mahogany Lamp with |} silk shade, Superb Music Roll Cabinet, Combina- {§ SS eat, tion Player-Piano Bench and exeellcont selection of = | fine Music Rolls. Say Our Special New Kenmore $ layer-Piano 435 a oe... A“ 606-008 ———————— eT a ets ~ eae ee oe — _ -~ — i ~~ ~s JSMITH " COMPANY ; Men's and wom By hand ant tei and : Makes ies Causes losses. 7 Causes worry. hg: eo? Se : ; “a5 = NEW WAY | - : a This new receipt-printing cash register 1 same 3 adds the items by machinery. } ® It prints a receipt for each customer, —|™™= | Sco . . ‘ . 0.07 ; | Chambray s SPECIA L—4, = STARCK KENMORE PLAYER-PIANO, latest up-to-date style, (2) It indicates the price of each article. 0.32 Men's Chambe “res a | \W ednes ' : be 88-note. We also include FREE THIS WEEK a beautiful Mahogany Piano | FLOOR LAMP of latest and’ most artistic design, with a handsome silk shade; a superb music roll , CABINET to match. Combination piano and player piano BENCH; also a nice selection of music | 0.48 = on a EAT AS cn @ It prints the price of each article. >) ets | [_ STRAW WA And Just Think—You Pay No Money Down! | ae oe pas, Weed apeteneeens = BAD per Month |f @ It prints the total of all items. >| Die payment. Begin regular monthly payments in 30 days. TRADE IN YOUR SILENT PIANO‘NOW sisi. le = ‘15 z = D> -_ ~ - nn ~- - os ~ — ss ~~ - - ~ _— — For wemer . | ‘ rey 4 : re eee rue nee Base ce gooweerenh if vou trate it tn sev. 2f you co |i © it retains an added and printed record. po is made NOW because we are overstocked on Player Pianos at our factory and need Uprights to fil Copy ¢ receipt, with . . orders we have on hand Starck PIANOS are often worth as much after years of use as when orig | merchan(s name, printed ! } inally purchased. for eath customer. - SCRIM : S . ; B . ‘ R | UPRIGHT, P; | ] d h hi hi h n d 7 maw: eee 2 : | pecial Bargains in Rebuilt :22. Pianos t also does many other things whic ave meade es. ; WR md ‘MINIATURE GR sin oie on new STARCK PIANOS AND PLAYER-PIANOS and N “ | C h R ° b - ~ : — . pelle gs nea adhere Sig lnc mina Ba | | ational Cas egisters a business necessity. B |LAcE curt : will find your favorite among our bargains: ; F : E . See Player-Piano ...$185 Upright Piano..$ 65 Grand Piano... $345 : ° : 5 oe : fs Let us explain how this new register hel : wis Player-Piano ... 245 Upright Piano.. 110 Player-Piano ... 445 P 8 ” merchants, clerks, and customes. 3 : dre , Player-Piano ... - Upright Piano.. 145 Upright Piano.. 55 F. R. Jennings, Branch Manager, 1011 Olive Street, St. Louis —§ & | IRONING Bo; Grand Piano . Upright Piano.. 215 Upright Piano.. 265 | | eae nae ——TERMS: Sgr. Per Month on | TERMS: 10° Month on Old registers bought, sold, repaired, and exchanged. -_ B25, one ds Used Pianos : Used Players : Easy payments. Liberal allowance for old registers. __—. — —— Bi OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS Sire: mover sie tiuss Maser nie ree: TA : , : | a We make cash registers for every line of business PA Starck Piano Go. NATIONA Bungalow , APRONS ay | dar : shades Spec ‘Bare $1 Ot “LINENE SUITINGS 590 Linene. atl « - — Manufacturers of Starck Upright, Grand and Playrr-Pianos | 1102 Olive St. St. Louis Cc ASs H R E T E xt = ¥ ~ * Pi A ik ae oe ee Oe ee Te
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- ee Sao i = Se ee ee Gare ed a A te sil -« ° 7 ~* a“ » * 7 Se De ee ee i ST.LOUIS POS ——— . 7 ry a mee”, % oe — x : - - = ee oo natn as — a ™ 4. SY, nical = OAS . ee | || City News in Brief | Theres a Rich VACATION Har ee a | cr ee ty ee SPECIALS TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1920. — ee _ —_——— o ~_ MANDARIN CAFE Now Located at 1944 Delmar Opens Tuesday IN OUR ‘ne NewLocation 4948-50 Delmar Everything New imcreased Capacity Improy ec Ser ce Same High Standard 2 | * seen ee Te EPID cena — ABNBEN Lat a E. TURNBROUGH, 1409 SOUTH ays yas UyY.@ avenue a bricklayer wae robbed 1 egr ickpocae.s when Pils fu a? l=) is th é o “5 ‘ = - * an ] $4 Ov ? gro I . & , Us . ad . & Kk 2 co a © boarding a crowded Manchestor car at an 5 00 Cc D nm colored ‘ he™Mical é | ‘ y Tm 3 WA, ~ x *) : re : , 4. 4 ha aGeventer avenue ias night ; The purse “189 ‘ . 4 $1 ® anvas ress S ¢ m t . ‘ >. x ‘%, J ' ' contained his ard ine . Trunks, special $10 00 ‘ 7 . on that actually rides unio caped by Jumping ony ot bedbugs. 5 ) Ks “d ‘ ~ ' = - 2 ae “4 % -° ; started j iru tlie i. 6 POST , . ve . their eggs. The; / ? ‘ y ews —_— ° Qo ed : aS lek afier you ‘go 4 wig : Aik eG aes - ih 3 i a khlint UM ’ ~ Sal $25.00 Fiber Dress A g5e Pack. : ‘ — ; ) i . . 5 4 cecugs i M RS (,kR'] Ki DE ik ( ng paw ‘ i 7s 4 3 . S : P . Bavart of strong | ~ SAY A ae, man bout Sh youre ora had attempted. t rane Yt) Trunks, special .$18.00 a dangerous. Paki ae “a BE", se ~~ , —" | ee Preys te fr ” Be I : 14 yes rs id inte that coffee : y | | | lis ‘tt! | hee : Rg J ‘ a is automobile at Seventh and Utah streets , ~ i Se FR EE. cS patent i . “3 pa: 4 7 as ———* = saute ts te evening. an _when the gi: d iInke , t aa zy ois $50.00 Fiber Wardrobe enable vou to ger Bi oa : int ; a ere refused he had attempted to pick ¥4.,. ri Ts like, —6F Re Met -at-piaces, and | eS ’ é i ee and put her in the machine _— “ue 7 Ad | use, Be Roecia} | ‘ @ hh: fs ie th Sixth street, 2 tte. Axa SR) Re TAS p Pay Nate amy PF sent pre : P ' Prepaid to hree rob Ze on receipt of mie oh rs v} The 4 ae . 3 d the police ‘ast night tha’ . thieves Siege ' ty | ae A suber SAR AFT y er ‘in place yesterday sneak thie | 2 RM ee dry Bags & Shoe Pock- m@mmical t'o 5 is never peddled 4 . : yy e t. ‘ f "A ‘5 ‘ , , FP we 1 ry) rom ? es: ‘ a! 2 containing “Theres a a ~ n- a » oe ; « / > z, ad ‘ KK = eg 4 : : etes a" ain chin ‘valued at 612 anes S a Reaso , Y ie “Tutte FY ets, special .. . $52.75 _ : Woilll-W ‘aon, ‘ : t ine crumeintae ” dad : | el Ue pal Y | Table d'Hote es | ak: (: ao. RD | Co Nae : $125.00 Open-Top Fi- Ng ie vane gi So Sede eat Showing of sterday = ber Wardrobe Trunks, tad ki eae a : , -Dispatsh a. | ; ae a ee ee : Say = ee >A : dust door, etc.; special, | | A.M “POoUNTAING of $85.00 ; _ - RE Soe ess Opportunity ; T . | iE igo 3 inane tite 24 Ot ' : ‘ than the Foun Watts P fhe STOP SEELOIS ESE Gotti" eee ene aoe eee ff P.C. Murphy Trunk C ; al a .C. Murphy Trunk Co. =~ 7 ‘ta : £ _— + a » . ao Shoe ye Fate'es wns sabe NaN iasediies a pe ety yp _— — F f r Jen ped a - » ‘ on ~~ a “res es = » on. pare 2 » > > re SH ° ‘ “i ie ’ ate Te eal ey eR - Ge Nae » ow ar ee ee, ee et ae eee ee eal ; f ri . ud 3] % a! ae = I ‘ n sto j | vei a a a ie ot, iby Sop a" s 1 ng a ks "die Om mre. ’ hole section 0! rebourd. Come in for demonstration. , ~ P be f nieoaan ene éc5t8 Roam hae our M liner, Depa riment, | MISCELLANEOUS L. B. TEBBETTS & co. 707—_WASHINGTON AV.—7Z707 =" ———EE ad | Foard “Wants”—27.763 mom hana i. *i25 LOCI sT sT. Both Phones. t the FOUR other St. Louts Neways - To XS ite A Me K ? ts "4 ~i? ate : Seeking a cook s¢ Post-Dispatch ipers combined, lerfectiy abserb BOT shock and yh: ae 4 is devoted to these beau ae ok RpoUeeTED tiful Summertime Hats search for Cazelis Birt “ mete akapnenved . —_ WANT AD if you want a good one, White orgabdie, Georget te ( m h 7 hou . ‘urd ) n oe ; ye as and Taffeta Hats, also cae tat . = Pose pnt h nai ‘hose hame he ribbon Sports Hiats. as : well as hats in navy, pink, Rg gpl rae ma per © Ly. st »> I ine a *! ‘ a sci jade and orehid. c+ r ttie# fy) erage ‘rnto thea jceanhos when ‘ pectall Specially Theta decors mid hie “lose Priced NEWS HAS 1Ust. BEEN RECEI\ ED OF | ! 4 ro . te »>WifTie = / ‘ . oe ‘altage bq aah Samuel Hiarley Brennan Bou Conner ticut street, from apprentice s@a { aoapet a ; nnet : made third ciaas, Philip ; at lyopan, 2637 Shenandoah avenue, | mn Y’. 8. 8 ear . ‘ ' 4 g 1 . * ¢ + rm, 2 rs hy ia aca A «ada Ao a. in OS . - x * ** from searman to gunners. William hk Bunch at ntice seamar ee gi, te ” . : Menninger | andsman to | io 8 : pene rt, : seg mes J . i : | @ second Floor, electrict t | cigs Mtn ot Bhaeae SAE O Our Mm year id. wife of Everett ; “ — a OR eT ee ee et Oe AEN 3 Ck al oy no 3a re dove’ ~) lel ae ew ? om, » ; v it ‘ en et tis, » " ~ > _ » — « het , | ‘a pelt 2 aOoi2: women » Bt Louis at til ‘brother-in-law. Ward L. Beil, ya he yregspence in Peoria is desire 4 that an estate ‘ re aih peseance iat Potten desing hal af © WAS) oe oF, TBE TREE, TBs: ee ee re t2 Sith SI. he ee ee aed This summer’s demand for Good- year Tires, in the 30 x 3-, 30 x 32 and 31x4-inch sizes, is exceeding any- thing in our tire-making experience. tgp wee, > i Oops. Mp eer al Pe dtcer alee, ee Ne we ae wo wh se . ” —— ter * +e + + PSR RE Sr Ssh ER AE SR oR Sr SS Son oh aS Se ern Sor cn Sn Sherr Shon on Sor er or onion Sh ehoionioni orien off no = Te ————— ee | ee ee LOS ATOLL A iy RL tet The unexampled output from the world’s largest tire factory has been moving steadily onward to our dealers, but even this scarcely ap- pears equal to the demand. ne A : : 4 ee - 6 Ee LL LLL LL LLLP LL LLL LLL LLL CL eA ease cates EE ee ee eek . , eo ‘ ~~ + + z '* - 4 : ea * @ —_—_ seeeeinatiendiiien acti ee ee ee ee ee ’ . es ¢ with ewer Nan “rN OO — - > we on ° . papas . ~ on re oa = » oe _— ~ oan = . - : ; * a oe . salen ete taatiioen a eke tail ae rl leer tee een ee ee ~ = ~~ ~ : “ a» ~ tai - he . ~ « ‘ o » = ? * * thay 4 “ a a - . Cut Glass Pretty combination cutting Bon Bon Tray, fancy shapes . ; : . Sell ensten tihe for picnics, lunches, $ ‘ nt y ° ° baby utility's rhop or dice Gth and Washington = f=?" $1.00 ———a = TC eR. teeta SE cme ree If you wish to secure true Goodyear mileage and economy for your Ford, Chevrolet, Maxwell, Dort or other car taking these sizes, we counsel you to act without delay. UNDERWEAR PLAY OXFORDS ’ ; : Fomen ’ ni Suits. low Barefoot Sandals, Men’s and women’s styles, eg : vt % ge £0 00 whdete Special py ‘val é ce ’ 2e. id « i > ad yh * black on steel frames, $1.75 se oe ewe a cme P ‘ _ UitYy value; Wednesday, each... POEs ora Seer coceeee.. 2 | Chambray Shirts $ _ CHILD’S HOSE | $ | WOMEN’S HOSE | $ } i i ' Oe — i Men's Chambrey Shirts, Children’s White Hose, o0¢ Women White-Feet Hose, » $1.75 value. Value, assorted sizes. Sizes 815 to 10. Special, . Special Wednesday Go to your Goodyear Service Station Dealer today to get Goodyear Tires and Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes, and so avoid disappointment later. f | STRAW HATS | $ | UNDERWEAR | |BOYS’ overatts| $ Boys’ and Men's. Get un- Men’s Union Suits,’ mesh Extra well made of blue . = ‘ 4 . aie + “ ’ " ' . : . der one of these and Keep and ribbe d—the eool kind. denim, special, tomorrow, hss vce Special .. . cea eatiaatae di — - ee em eee ~~ ——— o-» _— -_ - a on we ~ a Ca me = a ; —— ~_ a = ’ “
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De ae, reo! 4 " Y _—— = uel ; ay bty eay Pare) ate ; ros gaa, o; 7 ‘ . x 44 fms ehibienns 558 » 7 Sh. oe APS EH = venti eO et cy Rect ay Sw Aa . RR NO ACI ym o> a Ewe + wy Wee Ase fee ete A ne nna a oe ote al = apeatt”s aerate ae wtete , f me WV ee CEE TPE A EIEN IF SMe er thcet x Be Ma - Armee kp rpe Mi nerecan i i 4 . Fe ; Dy tbewAssoriated Press. FN AAS STE BY COUNTY COMMITTEE “16 ~~~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1920. —— ORS RE TR OR PRE SR eer k 7. _ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH Bucbanan Republicans Also De- ~ clare for Removal of Babler and Cole. aS OBE PH, Mo., June 22.—Fol- ' ply with the primary law by absent- ing himself from his office June 4, the last day on which candidates could file for the August vrimaries, thereby preventing them from pay- ing fees required by the law. The committee adopted resolutions asking that Jacob lL. Babler, Nation- al Committeeman from Missouri; W. ' Committee, be | testimony that Babler. received checks for large | a hearing on specific charges | regular procedure on the part ee Albus as treasurer of the SE Bican County Committee of Bugfienan County, committee wl ‘ day declared fer vacant, and relieved- Albus the the office of “charges against Albus were received $2000 of the cain- ia Republican presidential nom- Om (the Lowden fund), and that ade it impossible for several Republican candidates to com- und of one of the candidates | ‘dered forwa' State Chairman, and John member of the State removed from office The lL. Cole, Albus, 4S a at the earliest possible moment. recent campaign expenditures inves- | conducted by a United committee (‘ole tigation State Senate and Al- bus had amounts from campaign fur d. the same Copies of the resolution were OF- | ied to Chairman Hays of the Republican National Commit. | tee cme PRESIDENT NAMES SOLICITORS Of fils (membership on the commit- WASHING TON, Vedi Kk. Nielson of Nebraska was ap- pointed today by State, and Roland B. Mahany of New York partment of Labor. s. é 7 =*% ih At fis! eae we t vi Te a 3 . ~ s ae 4 ae ee. ye ‘ we , a ~~ we . t TIMES $210,000 a year. ~~ kept always in good condition. ; Ee nes : e omic Re i? f : % “Ss dividend earnings and assets. + cy a, = sways worth par, and is always in demand at par. = Union cS NENT. Ce STERET Mate SFL eee ees tants. © MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION—on a basis of oi liberal wages plus profit-sharing under fair and sat- e- isfactory working conditions, makes for stability; it i. attracts and holds and enlists the interested co-oper- | 4 ation of high-class workers in giving the public good service at low cost. + eS. > eS turn to its investors. cent interest on installment payments, and can with- | draw all payments, WITH INTEREST, any time be- fore final installment is paid. SALES OFFICES: Room 201 Union Flec- tric Building, 12th and Locust streets, St. Louis, and Union Electric’s offices in Franklin, Perry, , son, St. Charles and St. Louis counties. | MAIL ORDERS: Bank draft. check, post office or express money order should be gent with mail orders. Prompt delivery of shares will be made by registered mail. | __ Union Electric Light &Power Company mp Its Income Sure and Al- ways Worth Par In our judgment, Union Electric Light & Power Company 7 per cent preferred stock is the » safest 7 per cent par investment now offered in Mis- souri. The Company’s preferred stock, outstanding or on sale, totals $3,000,000, out of a total capitali- zation of $36,000,000. Seven per cent dividends on $3,000,000 of preferred call for $210,000 a year. The Company’s dividénd earnings are at the rate of SIX Every dollar of Union Electric’s $36,000, - ~ 000 bond, note and stock capitalization is backed by © more than a dollar’s worth of State-appraisal, State- regulated, income-producing public service property, Union Electric preferred stock has a prior claim over the $11,000,000 of common stock, on both It is easy for Union Electric to maintain @ cash par market for its preferred stock, through our Securities Department, because this stock is al- Electric’s business is PERMA- It is the BASIC electric light, heat and pow- er industry of the Greater St. Louis district, cover- ing an area, including the City of St. Louis, of more than 1000 square miles, with over 1,000,000 inhabi- Union Electric’s general labor contract with a strong co-operative union—the EMPLOY ES’ Union Electric’s 117,000 prosperous, liberal-minded people. Company during past years has always voluntarily’ reduced rates whenever possible; they have there- _ fore always been willing to pay whatever rates the State regulating authority found necessary to assure fair wages to the Company's employes and a fair re- For men and women with taxable incomes of less than $20,000 a year, 7 per cent, WITH THIS DEGREE OF SAFETY FOR DIVIDENDS AND PRINCIPAL, is a high rate, even in these times. Issuance and sale of the preferred stock now offered to the general public was authorized by o the State, to finance the growth of the Company’s » public service system. = DIVIDENDS: $7 a year in cash on cach 3 $100 share; payable $1.75 every three months. a PRICE: $100 a share for cash; $102 on a ue ten-payment plan, under which buyers draw 5 per developed | primary | 0° —Fred | President Wilson | ‘to be solicitor of the Department of | as solicitor of the De-| SP aMaaate ss! a re te sustomers are They know the Jeffer- certified ene nee A RT et ree E REED TELE LTTE ELL ELEEE ETE EEE a iat Novelty Hose q@ Women’s silk and fiber Stockings, in semi-fash- ioned style. Come in shot effects, in various eolor com- binations: $I 44 2 pair Main Floor s. — --. —.-—e q They value at the sale Notion Specials ¢ needs replenishing. Pe Se Black Elastic; 14 and *, in.; yd., Wooden Shoe Trees; per pair.. White Shoe Laces, 54 & 63 in., pr.8e 5 & 4 in. Cot. Grosgrain Belting, lic (rrouped at Steel Pins: 300 count, package, Se Nyes’ Machine Oil, bottle .. be the Special Non-rust. Snap Fasteners:, white or black; doz. cards, 30c; card, Be Price of. All-leather Machine Straps; standard size; each ............... pe Hooks and Eyes; white or black; various sizes; card ............ 4e Human Hair Nets; cap or fringe styles; all shades except white or ee en, I I ak bc dec cekcwekebecev eucdun Zee White Cotton Tape; 3-yard bolts; sizes 2 to 6, Se; 8 and 10... .4e¢ Rubberized Household Aprons; 75c kinds; each .............. 17° and dots in one material or another. All-On Ironing Board Pads; 41, 5 and 5'2 feet long; each..... .69e Wooden Combination Coat and Pant a a each. oe o Exceptional v alues. Dress Shields; of light-weight nainsook, white only; sizes 2, 3, 4, 250¢ Dressmakers’ Shears; self-sharpening kind; 7, 8 and 9 in. pair, 78e : : Main Floor siassseeuae Saaaveaventaceeeabaned oor Included are sheer Urgandie Frocks in white and colors flowered and figured voiles—voile com- tailored linene Sport Frocks. “All of the popular colors are represented and with such varie- ty of styles women and misses of every build can choose Sizes 14 vears to 44 bust. -—plain color, bined with organdie- Grouped at the Special Price of.. price. choice of a wide variety. Women’s & Misses’ Dresses according to her requirements. These specials may remind you that your sewing basket Women’s & Misses’ Dresses Silk Seam Binding; 8-yd. bolts. 12e Handy Oil Dusting Mops..... 250e In this large group you will find Dresses of voile, or- gandie, linene, linen, gingham and figured cotton crepes, with choice of pretty plain colors, figures, floral designs There seems to be an endless variety and every fashion feature j is in evidence. Sizes 14 to 5014 bust. Every woman and miss can take ad- vantage of this saving opportunity. ‘are the sort of Dresses that are most needed right now, every one is well made in an attractive stvle of some popular wash fabric, and is an extra Two groups, affording Third Floor ‘ 4 5 , yea bi Oly, } BOX , 5 43 ay | | ' - Insure Your Summer Comfort—Buy One of These Men's Feather-Weight Suits prepared fo fit you in q In our comprehensive cool, light colors—we have Mohair Suits, $22.50 to $35 Priestley Cravenette \Lo- hairs. in dark peneil stripes , and pin checks— extremely light “7 weight. Ajll the higher-priced Suits J4 to long, short quarter lined, being silk lined. Sizes 54, including stout, and extra sizes. Cool Cloth Suits, $20 to $25 Smart olive, | and tan fancy mix- and double The size assortment models in brown tures, single breasted. includes shorts and slims. Palm Beach Trousers Mohair Trousers tung silk, linen, crash, St. Louis’ Foremost Men’s Clothes Store is signed for your particular type. light-weight Suits in models to appeal to vour taste and sizes to fit vou. light-weight matcria's in dark shaces, mixtures or them all! | Summer fabric. oe... .$8.50 to $14.00 White Duck Tennis TEE OE laa $2.50 Also Summer Suits of gabardine, Shan- ley airpore cloth at various the smartest Sutil de- showing you will find You may prefer Palm Beach Suits, $16.50 to $22.50 These models are splendidly tailored of cold-water London shrunk material and they are in the newest patterns and colors. Models for men and voung men—sizes 34 to 54, in cluding stout, slim and extra. Tropical Worsted Suits, $25 to $50 Tropical Worsted is proba- bly the best shape-retaining We are show- ing single and double breasted models of feather weight for men and young men. ..86.75 and $7.75 flannel and Priest- prices. Second Floer OO a ae Wash Knickers Home Needs everyday use at special price inducements. $4.50 Wonder Ice Cream Freezers; 2-qt., 83.85 $9.50 Sprinkling Hose; °4-in., 50-ft....... &7 55 $7.85 Bob White Lawn Mowers; 14-in., 86.75 $3.35 Hose Reels; all metal; strongly made, 82.75 55c Hose Nozzles; the brass spraying kind, 42e¢ $3.95 Porch Swings; complete with chains, $2.95 $9.95 Porch Swings; fumed oak, chains, &7.95 $1.25 Window Screens; 30x37; adjustable, 98e House and Floor Paint; all colors; 75¢ qt., G4e $1.40 1.-gal. size, 81.24; $2.60 1-gal. size, 82.88 $5.50 Hammocks; assorted colors; woven, ®4.45 Kasement Screen Doors; $2.95 value, 81.95; PE EN oes tbs daw & ob 06 op cis Vo ete 82.75 $68.50 White Mountain Refrigerators; stone lined: PE hk hb sb Velde ee cents dv canal 857.05 Basement Gallery Exceptional $ 69 q@ Miscellaneous Summer articles for es — q IAght, e006] Knickers that are strongly made of khaki cloth, ert cloth and crash in practical 6ov- shades. Knickers have belt loops, button bottoms and hip and watch pockets. All sizes from 6 to 17. Just 500 at this special price for Wednes- day. Second Floer eee Steet egeeeeeeeeeeeea: LL ALLL LL CA I aod re ae bap to» nin a - —— ee ee > eee eer eee eee ee —————————— eetee Peieee. eee POCA A See a + A Sale of Cut Glassware we te ee | | +h \* TL He An Opportunity to Secure Beautiful Pieces for Personal Use or Wedding Gifts at Remarkable Savings ‘Sugar & Cream Sets! Cut Glass Fruit Bowls Cut Glass Vases 87.50 Value. ter on heavy inch size and only oéleey travs, cream trays a \ V ‘aliv curt patterns, with sati 500 Pieces of Cut Glass at 14 Saving These pieces have been selected from our regular stock eptional saving for this sale only. water sets, and many $4.39 in floral and mi- n finished | flowers, polishe d leaves and eters lead crystal glass. 92 in the c< $4.50 Value. $6 and $6.50 9 3 89 Value. Attractive cut glass Sugar and 50 Made of high) F y polis hed crystal Cream sets, cut on heavy crystal | /ead glass in beautiful oor we : . tion floral and mitre cutting, §-In. | glass. Come tn beautiful patterns | size and extra dee Limited | and brilliantly polished. | quantity and are marked aft th $ @X- Included are various sizes of vases, orang: ae - 95 O Pri a cream Sets, fruit bowls, nappies, rose bowie ther useful pteces, all offered at a saving on regular prices My Fifth Fleer ® WAPeeeenwum ee eee eee EERE PEE c Eee REL EE SER LSLLLLELLLELALY ELSE EEE ee The Basement Economy Store Duplicates an Event of Three Weeks Ago in This Sale of Suk Poplin Skirts at Less Than Cost of Material— Wednesday 4 pom q About three weeks ago we held a sale of Skirts ex- actly like these. And so quickly were they purchased by enthusiastic women that we ordered another lot—1100 this time—which have just been received. The price $2.95—is actually less than you would have to pay right now for material enough to make one skirt of similar quality. They are very desirable for business wy ar, SpOrts Wweur or evervday use; the poplin is of commana weight aud comes in black. navy blee, taupe and light blu: Wide belta, new pocket ideas aud cleverly placed buttons are attractive stvie touche Included are 300 Skirts it in onli sizes, 31 to 39 waist measure. Masement Economy Stere ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ 4 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ee ee Siete eee ee ‘ ee ee ee SK Se SL ADD DD LD DL DD DDD DDD DD, i DL LD DL DD DD DD ee. ee eee SS ee - : : - 2 ae Pe ee . api ut or ; r ’ 7” - ADVERT: ALKALI BAD FOR, oa p qhould be if vou want to \iest Om contain le ee ite best ahamMpoos This dries the sea brittle, and ruins 1 ; seat ti bi pimiite a ¢o°con 8 | re and grease than anything else One or two teasp the hair and sealp ivy moisten the hair + in. It makes an creumyv lather, whi removing every pa dandruff and exce dries q tickly and e ccalin soft, and ailky. bright, lustre ta manage. You can get Mu shampoo at any Pp cheap, and a few every member. of months — i rie Ame! —and all « Between Loc and St. Charl i} Sold by Electrical, Herdware and Departmen Stores and Electrical \ a Americ Fran: Lindel] 6550
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" ee ee, Ce die fe: rm - ne tas bs m noe eS TOL RM ese a? era) i a ela a : Li pate ee ee ” eT yee a : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH I ee a TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 99. 1999 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - - me a — - ~ ae —_ LR tte ee om - LL nn —— . = eee on ao} an + 2) _ \ S 9 J , a ae li ie tee ee ee ee Pa - f " : ¢ 4 y= 2h x , Se ¥ r ‘ .t oo ; : a i # | REPUBLICANS IGNORE CALL ule not apply ing to shoe 1m peneces at Wy orld until a few days ago. ; partment of the Terminal ho} lir i he Was j , th - ¢ : _ eo J dee ’ : . ’ «o " ; shal > a ole . . o . . ** AMAADS ' . t ‘ f | TY * - el nate appointive positions rT niso Swineford s wife and mother are’ the position for 27 years. Recer tly! ment reight Ciaim depart . ere vi derwear : : i , a wea F | | 10 ARRAIGN PARTY OFFICIALS ee wetorms im judicial pro- | said to have been the only St. Louis- | oe ' _ ; “ cedure to do away with court de-/ ans to lose their lives in the Johns-. ee . — —— WA N TE D Pitta. ce of whi igen ray : hite lays. | town (Pa.) flood years ago. They ff : a : Lindell 676-689 stppetiieethe q 3 | eo ! | | | Who Plans to Attend Sedalia ‘TERM i | miles in the rush of water when the : \ 3 7 if ! INAL . EMPLOYE, 75, DIES L” ees | Experienced automobile salesman to ats OS NT th Ne OS EE ae aN ete et Cateye ‘art ’ Mae — — Judge Reynolds Only St. Lonisan | were on a train that was carried fo: [ . 2 ‘ or re elle Weel head nn oee m0 — mee — ne os shirts . tm | ~ | ‘gl Indignation Meeting. 3 ‘sete All o a “ae arawers. , 6RY “ 8 Word t . “ae ee am broke ll occupants o the | 4 7. ‘ ! of the plans of Seeyagtene ees: | train were drowned and the bodies of O . a oy | : . $I 00 bs | out in the State to go to Sedalia | Exiward Swineford. 75 years old, of Swineford’s relatives were not found s > June Special | a medium-priced, well-known, six-cylinder Be. * . = Thursday in considerable numbers | $127 Shenandoah avenue, for more for three months Swineford was © ’ eg i” t ' : Main Flee * ag . _ * ~ PaCh ata A ’ 4 si wma ; it ae . . | ee “i 7 ‘ ‘ . . > . ‘ : ‘ '@ to participate in an arraignment of| than’ 40 years employed in the Ter- ae. Bone. Pi, OAD 8 Hote | 4 - a = " a we Ce ee - » n ad . " Former Circuit Judge Matt 4G. - Reynolds appears to be the only St ‘ Louisan who plans to attend, and , he is at his home today. under the care of a physictan, threatened with x ' pneumonia Hie insisted, however, Ta) Gane OE SUN POW hemeee A EET OP La TY. Tire oT that te will be in Sedalia Thursday YRRPUS NT Ierves Peen ‘if he has to go ‘‘on ai =~stretcher.” ae eae : ; ‘“Some of these fellows may lay | 4 IED: —one down on this fight, but not I,"" Rey- nt eFC ei a Bae nolds said. ee ie SS clepner National Committeeaman Babler, ' be FINS IY 0 Se who disbursed $17,000 of Lowden a —— any /money in Mtssouri, said he “had no! ie ware) er ~ etre 2a a thought of going to Sedalia.” . ae “ “Those fellows who are planning this 7 BE LI IA MEE oP ony Fay meeting were licked in the various at > Pry aw nied Ay districts, and now they are kicking.” Be La ftw he said “But we have the votes. I! * seat rhs \ 3 -, ee havent heard of anvone from &t “8 Peet ce gre eee Stace orrscaorartiat a tanned | bike Louis who is going to the meeting.’ : the : ’ | i ' : ‘ a-§ = ° 2 = un ee ee SL LLL tty, ele - - > - , cavepTisemane ~ GANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR SAYS ALKALI IN SOAP. 2.75 BEER IS INTOXICATING ——— ae ee BAD FOR THE HAIR Robert H. Merrynian, an attorney, Soap should be used very carefully, wath os are in the snternation os if you want to keep your hair looking | an MNGINE, Ramneeieate Based a ite best. Most soaps and prepared | Democratic nomination for Governor shampoos contain too much alkali. in the August primary, deciares, in a This dries the scalp, makes the hair | S#tement issued today, that he brittle, and ruins it The best thing tor steadv use is Mulsified eoroanut nif shampoo which ja pure and grenseless), and is better than anything eise Vou can use, : One or two teaspoontuls will cleanse the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simp- ly moisten the hair with water and rub —Co_—_—_—r" LO A LN TN et tt elon nappa = m ELE EAN A NOE cing. on ae , z — —— ’ - > wi apes - melhor a a , eit: Fae . +e oy ae reer Lee * | eee —w SL NG NR EN SAE I OO ak re oe » Knows 2.75 beer is intoxicating ‘have been intoxicated on it myself.’ ‘he says, ‘and I know that a law, de fining 2.75 aicoholic liquor as non- intoxicating would be a lie, and au fraud on the Constitution.” This statement is incidenta] to 4 discussion of prohibition, on which it in. It makes an abundance of rich, @ takes practically the same posi creamy lather, which rinses out easily, | 'O" 45 that taken by Charies M. Haj removing every particle of dust, dirt, | '" h's candidacy for the Senate. ‘ : E b , ‘ : So Ot la edt spear i 4 dandruff and excessive oil. The hair “The Supreme Court has settled % 9 oe ' > om a> FS Siete mee Sk A. ec eae 5 ERS dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves | te liquor question for the present,” ‘ x. — Veda ee de Serica Sia eae &. Veta re a ‘fmag ae A Rei Pte KO the scalp soft, and the hair fine and | “ierryman says, “and the Democrat- a a ' ; wi | sn | ws u al silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy ;i¢ convention will no doubt settle to manage. the League of Nations question, so You can get Mulsitied gocoanut oil We must have other issues.” He shampoo at any pharmacy, it’s very | proposes to prohibit officeholders cheap, and a few ounces will supply | from being party committeemen, and. ‘to limit the tenure of all elective and every member of the family for | manths. ‘appointive offices to two terms, this American Beauty Irons —and all other electrical “home needs —see 5 Between Locust A* 417 andSt,Charles wry wy N. Broadway als. gl of o a t- > eek heat oy rz ar a tap dial Co, See bs *% ee | | ? fimerican Beauty | ELECTRIC IRO {oe THE BES a IRON EB ‘ és SS I EN the first pneu- what constitutes a pneu- —designed to meet truck- [— ) : matic truck tires the matic (ruck tire. ing conditions and not | It only costs a little more any- how, and that trifling extra first world had ever seen ap- o © merely market conditions. e¢ ¢ 98 a> ad [Aw 8, Ds 7 re - |” cost is offset many times by the ao 2° oe seared ; peared om the streets of Before it produced the der yon. Detroit in July,1911,people first pneumatic truck tires The U.S. Nobby Cord of Manufactured by | : called them “balloons.” ever made, the United States today is the pioneer pneu- —! — : The idea of putting a Rubber Company knew matic truck tire—lineal a SS ee a ans Deion | heavy truck On air Was sO that an overgrown . pas- descendant of the first of its far in advance of anything sengercartire would never kind—brought out by the the automobile world had solve the truck owner’stire [pited States Rubber yet thought of that it took problem. Company in 1911, after two time for people to grasp it. What it started with was _ years spent in developingit. Even today there is still an idea—the idea of cre- There is a difference be- a confusion in some peo- ating an entirely new kind tween pioneering a tire and ple’s minds as to exactly ofatire—atruckpneumatic pioneering a market. it Bowls D.50 polished crystel utiful combina- © cutting. 8-in. deep. Limited D7 | “. : < 7 : . . : . .. ‘TyrrrerrfrT. SS: | _——wTrrTrVrVrVVeYeeee en a a a a a a na a eae ata” 9, ee. _- a & - é Atty ae £ |itctiinteascce|] _U.S.Pneumatic Truck Tires Seeing United States @) Rubber Company Six Offices, in the County (7 errrrrrweeeerereeee eee ee ee ee -_rrrrerwreyee eae eee eee ® Skirts cx- chased by lot—1100 price— & to. pay skirt of or everyday , bavy blue, d | cleverly I to 39 : F DISTRIBUTORS FOR ) Tire Division Branch, 3149 Locust St. : | American Beauty Percolator — U. S. Pneumatic Truck Tire Dealers in this City: Ti — [rons—Toasters FEDERAL TRUCK OF ST. LOUIS STATE TIRE CO. MARTIN MOTOR TRUCK CO, | Rah t, ees EY botric Oo. 3615 Forest Park Blvd. 2206 Locust St. 2804 Pine St. “oe 904 PINE ST. “NGell 6550 —PHONES— _ Central 1681 eu PE ll EN eA A RN eae. items. Ts: ate ~ * i i i hi hhh hh i hh i hi nn nna enn nnn iad hh hh hh hh i a a pe hhh | . a » og a * —
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hen “ ; 2 OSE ALE PPCM Ac cae eh alt Ni il OB QOD ag BE FMLIEE SER SS eo 3 Aaa baste Sian agi, Se ohtee en sh ee FEET: Pee EE PRA ame og > waht very oe He ee 2 we el - - — - ' Aaa - nae - . qgoun en . : , 7" or Saat Ph? = ‘ S: : . a > con eT Nh ele na le 05 Se Reena : risque I . a . » = : ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1920. CHILDREN'S DAY AUTO RIDE WILL BE HELD TOMORROW 1ans and Dependent sad 1600 ‘to Be Guests of Anto- mobile Club. 4 aera used. Fach institution in the city has_ been. provided with a captain, | whose-duty it will be to care for the | children of the home under his) charge. The cars will assemble in) front of the St. Louis Club at 9 4a. | mi, and will be assigned to the, various BRomes. The Z00 The rae will continue until 1 p. m., when *® children will be served | with shments at their homes. Mo fF cars than those already pledg pre needed for the outing. | Mem of the Automobile Club, | whos irs are not engaged for to-| morromeare requested to have them | near tee Lindell boulevard entrance | . Louis Club at 9 a. m. AUXIGARY TO DISPOSE OF FUND n inth Division Relatives’ Or-| fzation to Elect Officers. row Relat ie cers Vv which# : the $m 90 fund of the organization, as a fmm! effort to settle the matte! out off : rt. A receivership suit has been igmtituted in the matter. Fullmttendance is urged at the i be in charge of the meeting, meet! wowhich will be held at Com- munity Epervice Hall, Grand = and Vista enues. Lack of attendance has hioh erto hampered consideration | of the fund. Some wish to donate! the ipey to a memorial building) fund among Legiog ere ry acation’ on the. ee » Goodrich XX wen rae ry 4 ‘ A OXY, “most enjoyable and lomical way isthe Good- way. Hereisa wonder- Yacation trip, touching favorite reeorte. ¥ GOODRICH - SMACKINAC *- CRUISE va Green Bay, 344-Day Outing SES. ARIZONA days, 1 P. M. od ne $3000 . and Berth Included ful Wieconein and Mi he eoreline scenery. Bay, W oaningt n loland, us Macki ae Talon at R ( Wuckegon ace n, Grand Rapids oS Daily, 745 P. M, itelake Points y and Saturday, 7:45 P.M. oe omg ef Hast for Vacation Guides Office, 10¢ 8. Clark St. Foot Michigan Bivd, Brii¢e ———ee bask t 4 ok Rome, ae 5 tof i | ee |. BUMMER RESORTS children’s day automobile | ridm@ an annual affair under the | a ices of the Automobile Club of St.g@vouls, will be held tomorrow. | It M expected that about 1600 or | phaf@ and dependent children from) chart institutions will be en-'! tertainéd, At least 300 cars will be. ests will be taken to the | a Forest Park and then) =the city and its outskirts. | wection of officers will be the | first Business of the meeting tomor- | ‘e “the Ejighty-ninth Division | mw Auxiliary. The new offi- | ill take up the disposition of i others want to pro-rate it! e posts of the American) | Buffets in every style, design and finish; acre od as low as, each....-+« We have some real Values in odd China Cabinets in every design and finish 5 suit every purse $49.75 as low @S...--.. ae They won't last long at ge prices. Now is your | chance to save from $15 to $20 ona high-grade make. . 75e a Week ' miration instantly. The tene is soft and melodious f& nd will play your favor- ite artist's selection per- DIT hPC eee Ge eb hs bd okscccrebeae Here is another bit of evidence of our huge Buying Power for our Eight Stores. This full-size 45-lb. Felted Cotton Mattress is an unusual value at this special l A = will convince matali ax. ppg $12. — het Many late patterns are included in this sale of sample Carriages. f ht] ne n= A $29. 75 $3.00 Cash— 2. 00 Month aan) ow price. Come see it tomorrow. A Gandy indoor Clothesiine Reel has 26 feet of epectal strong-braided clothesline enamel in a beautiful dark green, complete with hooks and screws. One only to a person. No phone or mall orders. None to dealers.. Bluebelle Enamel 2-Quart Saucepan | _— This is an excellent special. Beautiful nationally advertised Biue Enamelware, triple coated, with hollow handle; extra large eize. This must be seen to be appreciated. Only one to a erson, No phone or mail orders. None to BODIED. bw cc eho edhe ser esicosre easy to move around, and it has four substan- tial wheels....... This Refrigerator—a large roomy, Ce pb ee eed cecoes galvanized, steel-lined Refrigera- tor with adjustable shelves; ©4-piece Dinner Set, consisting of - cups, 6 removable 39 85 saucers, 6 plates and dessert dis Just ‘ $ ad enough for a breakfast set- come eee _ 500 Mau $2.00 Cash—$2.00 a Month 9-Piece Dining Suite; pretty demign ...----++-eee+: * a en “) | m rs) ’ ° This Suite is just as {llustrated—6 dining chairs, large, roomy buffet. This low chases for our Eight Stores. 7 Your Credit Each Almaphone is fully guaranteed in every Way. The cabinet work is perfect I's Good and finished golden, fumed and mahog- any. The designs are such that win ad- 5-foot extension table - price is made possible by huge quantity pur- Te are proud to offer such an engeceinesy value in the face of soaring prices; ONlY........- se eewecncve — EASY TERMS mec i . ae You wlll find a large tion of these fine tr! ple mirror Dressing Tables, in all $4975 | the woods and finishes.. $1.00 Cash Easy Terms 2 be a 2 - Ss - Lo se A Men - = ie Saat the thing for any man- large and » §$ a five drawers, hat box and ward- 85 robe. A $59 value.. Easy Terms Steel woven wire spring; $585 $1.58 Cash Wednesday. Cairo, Il]. Mound City, Two in Louisville, Ky. A necessity | to ally adve ; he proud to will be glad sweeper wit obligation o part what- ever... any home. Natfon- . and one you will owt Our salesman to ‘de monastrate this Sw $3975 We featu u“ finished Be i grace imitatie epecia!l tin i ; as j - '¢ ' j erlparee a. moneys s well as prote 4 »% ¢ Cedar Chest is al _ | Ds és , ger furned Duof 0 la ith hieh leather upho atid $6975 . ing at the very of $5.00 ¢€ aah--Oh WM Monthiv Fasv Terms: $2 Cash—S® Vor+h are really Nnecesgsa? a . ‘ a Thi ats lar Ke pie. ‘ea and pie se that an) housewife On ape ta] sala £1.00 Menth Just as shown... $1.50 Cash—$1.00 Monthly. Over the smooth ballast trail of the Canadian Pacific across the Dominion’s great wheat fields to Calgary—then in open-topobserva- tion cars through the spectacular CanadianPacificRockies ope picturesque Banff, love ay uise, Emerald Lake, lacier Sicamous—peaks that puncture the clouds, iridescent glaciers that melt into waterfalls and mountain brooks—through one river canyon after another until you sweep down the Fraser valley into charming Vancouver. A delightful boat trip to quaint Victoria and busy Seattle—direct steamship connections for Alask | Asia, and Australasia — boat an rail to all points on the | Coast. See the “Fifty Switzerlands in One” on your way tothe West. No pass- ports or red tape. Reservations — call, write or telephone. FE. L. Sheehan, Gen, Aa Pass. Dept. National Park ied Tour, total cost $14142 Included At Actual Cost - ng Arrauged in Advance the Vacation Problem rk. Den ot Rocky Mountain ney de, locate © of the « Gods bay eer ryatal Pea af festering ~ . every week this summer, ( Sa Pacific K y.. 418 Leoust St. Telephone: For later sailings apply to CUNARD-ANCHOR ANCHOR-DONALDSON | Passenger and Freight -Services Royal George...New York to Plymouth, Cherbourg & Southampton, June OCEAN STEAMERS | wee + ee eer eo I Caronia ORT New York ‘‘ Queenstown and Liverpool.......... June Mauretania ....-New York ‘‘ Cherbourg and Southampton........ July Cassandra ....... EE I nin a oaks pibhbecseertoveesciae July Oolumbia ....... New York ‘‘ Londonderry and Glasgow........... July | |Imperator ...... New York ‘‘ Cherbourg and Southampton........ July 15, ee i i RE A re ee ey eee July 15. 'K. A. Victoria..New York ‘‘ Queenstown and Liverpool.......... July 17 EG... oko OOO °° GhnemOW noc ic ccesodcvepeces ey July 17) DE oc encceds New York ‘‘ Queenstown and Liverpool......... July 24) Columbia ...... New York ‘‘ Londonderry and Glasgow.......... July 31! Aquitania ...... New York ‘‘ Oherbourg and Southampton........ July 31) Mauretania ....New York ‘‘ Cherbourg and Southampton........ Aug. 56' Cassandra ies need eeeees ©" DERROe og vic Wes ndsveaveostac ccccce Ae, * 7 [Imperator ...... New York ‘* Oherbourg and Southampton........ Aug. 12) K. A. Victoria..New York ‘‘ Queenstown and Liverpool.......... Aug. 14 iOarenia ........ New York ‘‘ Queenstown and Liverpool.......... Aug. 21, | Aquitania ...... New York ‘‘ Cherbourg and Southampton........Aug. 28. ‘Columbia ...... New York ‘‘ Londonderry and Glasgow........... Aug. 28) 1135 Olive Street, Post-Dispatch Bldg., St. Louis EXCURSIONS» De LUXE OUTINGS START Thursday, June ty LIlinols River Sratece SUNDAY and MONDAY 180-Mile River Trip Ianding at Alton & Chautauqua Pa Ways Returns 10:00 “CHAUTAUQUA TRIPS — TUES, WED., THUR. FRL 120-Mile Trip Stopping at ‘woth Wa & Chautauqua ll “MOONLIGHT SAILING. FRIDAY NIGHT—-DB LUXE Leaves Gn nok P, M, Returns 11:30 P. M. Rpecial Dancing | Program WALTE er OME Fr _—_ 10-PIECE Fare $1.00 Saciedine Tax Autos Parked at ae _ EXCURSIONS rb ead SOUReIONS Main 4770 nine “a entral 500s ™ VINCENNES EXCURSION stag Athletic Club Boosters Tea Reet Bis Steamer “SAINT PAUL’’ Daily at 0:30 A. M. and 8 30 P. M. BALTIMORE & OHIO $2.70 Round Trip ing, arrive St. Louis 9:25 p. m. Corresponding low rates to in- termediate stations. Traing leave Tnion Station at 7a.m. Return- TICKET OFTICES: 32326 North Broadway and Unien Station, en Palace Steamer “J, §.” Wednesday Nite, June 23 Prize Fox Trot. Handsome Souvenir Given to Each lady Attending Leaves Washington Av. 6:30 P. M. Main 4770 Central 10066. EVERYBODY WELCOME. American Legion QUENTIN ROOSEVELT POST NO. 1 MOONLIGHT EXCURSION Fare The, Including Tax Autos Parked at Wharf Thursday Nite, June 24 Steamer ‘SAINT PAUL” Special Concert Given by Post Band Leaves Washington Av. 8:30 Pr. MM. oe Thureday | Nite, June 24] EAST ST. LOUIS | KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS] Oouncil No. 692 Moonlight Excursion Palace Steamer a) Ss. 79 Leaves 8t. Louls 8:30 PF. M. Leaver East St. Louie 8:40 P. M. Fare 75c, Including Tax. Main 4770. Central 1065, EVERYBODY WELCOME, Wednesday Nite, June 23 Knights of Columbus Laclede Council No. 11096 MOONLIGHT DANCING EXCURSION Leaves Washington Av. 8:30 P. M. Tickets 75c, Including War Tax Main 4770 Central 1065 Autes Parked at Wharf THE PUBLIC INVITED _AMUSEMENTS_ ~ MUNICIPAL THEATER “TONIGHT AT 8:15 SHARP | ‘hoes WEEK INCLUDING SUNDAY. “Waltz Dream” '| Prices, 250, 50c, 75c, $1: Box Seats $1. 50° } Declared Exempt From War Tax | Seats at barn i Next Tuesday an TER AFTER SEVEN WIN'’S 1111 OLIVE || d Week, “MIKADO” ‘| Sanday Seats at Washington Hotel | i Sunday, rT FOREST IGHLA -- TA +t ene, NDS ‘St. Louis’ Only Summer Resort | People’s Picnic Grounds BAND CONCERTS—VAUDEVILLE Dancing—Kestauraut—Concessions SWIMMING POOL OPEN FREE GATES Week Days Till) 7 P. M. Sundays, 1 P.M. } OPERA ll A. JOINT H HOUSs M.——-Continuous— f1 r’. EKADLINERS | | 9 Grenadier Girls a Singing Band | Stan Stanley & Co., ‘A Theater Patron , | Jimmy Savo—Robison & Penny—Rossa, |} Eliis hose——-Larue & Dupree—Ambler Bros.--Lew Huff- Concert Urchestra- -Ford & Goodrich, ~Photoplays ~ News Digest Temperature always below 70. . = ——EEoer | Rt A ITO Junior Theater Orpheum Circuit 4 } . TWO SHOWS N SEVEN “HO Prices during Matinees Sat. IGHTT," 7 ALEXANDER KIDS. NEY BOYS”; TOTO the week, lic, S85c and Sun. at 2:30 Sun. nights, reserved seats, 15c, 450 On Sale One Week in Advance | and Fr tres of Suurare Comfort Your Skin With Cuticura Soap ant Taleum eee a 7 ————— | | ! } ae | Ed. Janis Revue; Embs @ Alton P Garcinetti Broa; Kinograms ; represented. | payments. Confidence More than 13,000 women and 22,000 men make up the list of the owners of Swift & Company. | Every state in the Union is Of this great enrollment more | than 10,000 are employes of | Swift & Company who own shares in the business. An. additional 13,000 employes are buying shares on deferred These men and women have confidence in the company’s poli- cies, its integrity and purposes. That is why they invest their Savings in shares. Gat Swift & Company has been “paying dividends regularly for 34 years. Thepresentrateis 8 per cent. Swift & Company shares are bought and sold on the Chicago and Boston stock exchanges. The company itself has no Births Rec Burial | MARRIAGE Li “ vA P ’ ; a.3es i . ©? at ; shares for sale. Bar) 8 gorgreiem 2 The shares represent actual, tangible values. There is no water. » oad | . 2% Wildewas Anybody — livestock man, Jonn retailer, Or consumer—may buy them and thus become a part owner ine «: taret ; of Swift & Company. Mas Conia No one man, no one family, | a owns as much as half of the stock. Rudolnn R. Rode are This advertisement is for the purpose Pethe 1 Ger of acquainting you with the fact that ait ct hense Menivaien Swift & Company is not a “close cor- pieran, poration,” and that any one may Bre Krete participate in the profits—and share — : the risks and _ responsibilities — by ei: “ becoming a shareholder. on - &) . u : 7 Ma Swift & Company, U.S. A. Bains Packing Plant, E. St Lou‘s. [u, bar Sa we Swift & Co Packing House Maret. 2919 Pepin $t. St Loul re ‘ C K. Urquhart Mes ¢ — we Re: Va Bi. Jor rare Lillian FF Humes ae a j ‘ ae Ha - = Ros —s Mie ; ; _ PHOTO PLAY THEATERS» PHOTO PLAY THEATERS _ oY. Raop LEADING THEATERS PRESENTING PARAMOUNT PIOTURES — c . rr Paths Me ; poor ative K | NG 2s THEATER AIRDOME Kirigs Highway Georme Wo Sonith Adjoining Kings Theater... Near Delmar Nn , derson A GERALDINE FARRAR j [*®=.: IN A FIERY SPANISH DRAMA LAID IN OLD SEVILLE “‘The Woman and the Puppet” . BIRTHS RECO PERSHING THEATRE AND AIROOME ISADORE COHEN’S ORCHESTRA MOZA RT Delmar at AIRDOME Bayard First St. Louls Showing of REX BEACH’S MIGHTY DRAMA OF MIGHTY MEN AND WOMEN “THE SILVER HORDE” ALFRED DAVIDSON'S ORCHESTRA ANITA STEWART DELMARE thn Of: ad OLIVE THOMAS in “YOUTHFUL FOLLY” Typhoon A STARTLING STORY OF A WOMAN WITH A TRADE- MARK, Yours _long as you paid the price. Have you ever known such a woman? m S04) OL'v Dolores Caaesinelii ne “TARNISHED REPUTATIONS & second isode of “The Third “The Yellow CONGRESS) rt - a ® ia: 7% ‘a *T ~~ = . 7 r « — ; g ‘its ona 2h, A . ' “ne iS! . 2. and i i . ; . A an - re en mes w be . mm «¢ : ~* ; Ws ‘ o c-. ‘. " . i. aes Ww « c ‘* wf at ’ * * : , A an ¢ , ead . - ar T a: . t tf « . o +. 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LOUIS mOOOO00000 BROWNS OOOOO0000 SPORTSMAN’S PARK, June 22 today’s game between O O Aithough he Browns and Yanks was scheduled | ¢o*start at 3:16 it was not until 9:50 Hata brigade of workmen got busy “put the field in condition for the clash. There were pools of water at gill infield positions, while the base paths were flooded. It looked as though it would be a half hour be- fore the contest would start. « . ——- . -_—~ _- J. KELLY BARRED FROM -SCULL RACE OWING TO RULING MADE IN 1906 PHILADELPHIA, June 22.—Jack Mair’ National singles sculls cham- pics, .was debarred from rowing Sd the diamond sculls race at the Royal Sieniey regatta on the Thames “be- | cause of a ruling of the English ftewards that they must adhere to the resolutions adopted June 23, 1906, tl o entry of the Vesper Boat Club or-atry entry comprising members of fhe crew of the club which rowed in Scngiand in 1905 be accepted in the future.” | This explanation was received yes- | ferday in a letter from John Arthur Jsrown, secretary of the American tiowing Association. Mr. Brown said | hie would acknowledge the letter and | aleclared the incident closed. The trouble occurred on account of tha | expense account of the Vesper oars- | a > —— MOTORCYCLISTS SOLD ANNUAL GYPSY TOUR The annual Gypsy Tour of St. Louis Motorcyclists was held Sunday to} High Ridge, Mo., and was one of the | tours held throughout the country un- der the sonction of: the Motorcycle and Allied Trades Association, and. wags handled by the St. Louls Moto-- | cycle Club, its vice president, UG. ly Jaxton, being tourmaster. Aoproxi- mately 300 machines started from Lindell and Skinker; in squads-of 25. | with a captain for each group and an escort of three St. Louis motorcycle policemen. The route was over Skinker to Clayton road, out to North and South road, south to Manchester, out i[o Denny road, thence to Gravois toad and out to the grove at High Ridz» In the afternoon, hill climbs were) staged, and in the 61 cubic-inch dis- | placement class, George Oonk cap- tured first honors, and the 8&0-cubic inch open centest, Knebel eaptured inc hopen court Knebel won. first place. ' citesitninateetliee STAGG TO REFEREE AT | OLYMPIC TRYOUT MEET | CHICAGO, June 2? —-Prominent among the officials who will judge . the Middlewestern Olympic trials in track and field at Stage Field Satur- day, as announced by Everett ©.) Brown, Olympic Committeeman in the Central District, are: . : Referee, A. A. Stagg, University of Chicago; starter, Arry Gill, Univer- sity of Illinois; chief judge at finish, Col. John V. Clinnin; chief timer. Willtam G. Howe; echtef clerk of course, (“. E. Sidebotham: chief field judge, P. A. MacFarlane: chief inspec- tor, George G Krogness;: chief score! G. Wolterding; Canty. BARRACKS NINE TO PLAY NAVY TEAM FOR CHARITY The lineup of the Jefferson Bar- racks team, which will oppose a navy mine at Cardinal Field July 1 in the. opening game of the ‘Tuberculosis | benefit doubleheader, has been an- | nounced. The batting order wil! in- clude: Labadie. second dase: Collins. pitcher; Moyers, third basé: Scott. catcher; Danacek, utility: White, first base; Hummel, shortstop: Martin and Carmen, catchers; Shaffer. right field: Wade, left field; Hodge, pitcher. JAPAN WILL SOON TAKE UP PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL! VICTORIA; B. C., June 22.—Profes sional baseball shortly will be intro- duced in Japan, according to mem- bers of the University of Chicago baseball team,- which arrived here | The team toured Japan playing Japanese Ini- versity teams. The Americans won eight games, lost four and tied two. ee oo nt St. Paul Gets Brazil. ATLANTA, Ga... June 2??—Frank Brazil, Atlanta second baseman and one of the leading batters in the Southern Assotiation, has been trad- ed to the St. Paui American Agsocia tion club for Jack Martin ana Fred Smith, infielders, it was announced announcer, as J. June 22.—Waino Ketonen, middleweight champion of Boston, defended his title here last Right, winning one fal} from Pau! mn of Urbana, Ill, in ith. 30m. Ketonen used a double wrist tock former heavyweigh champion,. officiated. . “ i soneeeienie 2 Carter and Hill Draw. EL, PASO, Tex., June 2:2 Tommy | @arter of El Maso. and Freddie Hill) . of Fort Worth. lightweights, boxed a 19-round draw in the Fort Bliss arena - : _ Schuman Beats Sheppard. — PORTLAND, Ore. June 22. ~Harry ' n, Denver lightweight. ) Won a apeepare. Ha@ht- . netand. after age pet bard milling here last ee Sap 3 ioh over Johnny | whom ; royal | pressed here over the failure of Paul | Withington to withdrawal, ! ing ' American | Americans i. for for the PARAMS can en ee ee ee ee yw ew Oe Statistics i i i i i en i i Standing of the Clubs. AMERICAN LEAGUE. | CLUB Win Lose Cleveland C87 .6A4f an 63% 561 m4 OS 2 2: 62 J73T hin hie 49! oo 357 Washington BROWNS | Detroit ; | Philadelphia NATIONAL S71 : LEAGUE. | CLUB t. Win. TEL owe. oecacet ORS Brooklsn Sene 606668 2 yas! 48 Coe re 2% 687 348 1\CARDINALSD .cco oc8 26 044 PDE Scece ccces 24 510 Boston ne 2 knn aoe 26 458 New York ‘ 81 .486 Philadelphia ... 2 426 .436 ane Yesterday’s Results. AMERICAN LEAGUF. | Cleveland 8-11-2, Boston 2-9-2 (12 innings). | Batteries, Uhie, Morton and O'Neill; Harper | (and Walters. Other games postponed NATIONAL LEAGUE. Philadelphia 5-11-1, Cincinnati 1-6-1. Bat- teries, Rixey and Wheat; Ruether and Rari- | den, Ailen Other games postponed, rain. Tomorrow’s Schedule. AMERICAN LEAGUE. New York at St. Louis. Vhiladelphia at Chicago. Boston at Cleveland. Washington at Detroit, NATIONAL LEAGUE. Cardinals at Boston. Chicago at New York. Pittsburg at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Train. wi by of UNION BOAT CLUB CREW SHOWS EXCELLENT FORM IN WORKOUT ON THAMES LONDON, June 22.—The big squad of American representatives of the Union Boat Club of Boston, all of are Harvard University oars- men, having established their head- | quarters at Henley-on-the-Thames, | had their first practice there on Sat-, urday. In their initial spin the eight test- ed their new boat. The crew seemed | to be in-fine condition, and displayed excellent form, giving promise of hbe- ing formidable competitors at the; Henley regatta, which begins | June $90 and ends July }. Considerable disappointment is ex- by come over with the' party, as he is very popular in British rowing circles. As a result of his there will be only one} American entry for the diamond sculls event. Willilam Chaniler, who comes here with a good record, hav- | won the singles sculls in the Henley at Philadelphia It was the original] intention of the’ to enter two eights, one! the Thames cup and one for the defense of the Grand Challenge cup, which Harvard holds, but now it has heen decided to compete only in the atter event. Instead of a second eight, the visitors will enter a four Stewards’ cup. | Major League BRAVES IIE SGUR pond Maranville’s | Cruise | inning tickey | Rabbit singled to center and scored | (‘rr | the next the inning. ' Re CARDINALS—Smith out by Stock flied to Maranville. Heathcote stole out. BOSTON—Powell lined to Horns- z threw out Pick,j Eayrs singled off Lavan’s shins. ‘ruise flied to Heathcote. CARDINALS—Fournler Schultz sacrificed, Lavan walked, ing RU BOSTON—Holke cote. ranville out, RUNS. CARDINALS—Haines Pick. | strikes. Heathcote was out . to Pick. BOSTON-—Gowdy pitched ball. ‘ons to Hornsby, Powell Gowdy, but was out trying for third, | Smith to Lavan to Stock. Hornsby to Fournier. CARDINALS- | Pick’s fumble. the right field stands, scoring Stock. | stole second as Heathcote struck out. Fournier | Sehuitz CARDINALS. | SMITH, CF....... 9 ‘ HEATHECOTE, L v eTOCs. 26... . 3: HORNSBY, 2B. | FOURNIER, 1B... SOMNULTE RY... CAVAR OB. .-. com CLEMONS, C..... ea ee ek ces Single, With Cruise on Third, Sends in Tying Run — Boeckel’s Hit Decides Hurling Duel. 22.-——-With the Manager | Totals One out wil rinning : | BOSTON. ° A. Hi. Bs ¢ | POWELL CF..... . 2 PICK oe o> FF eer CRUIBE FAP sou RRR Bie bw s 004 BOECKEL 3B..... MARANVILLE SS. Bisa. £°) @ seas. CHRISTENBURY. Cy Deeeate Gaus oe PE a ob 0 0’ 2 Walter ninth | BOSTON, June third afternoon, on base in this Haines ra) instructed Jess the ‘)’Niell, batter, uise with tying run. fouled out, erding (‘ruise opened second ona eleventh took In the th a single, Sac- | rifice and scored on Boeckel’s sing), ‘giving the Braves a 3-2 ' the .'| was effective ' the fourth and sixth, when triples by } ‘6 310 batted for Gowds victocy in | Totals series. Scott except in of the for Boston first game (*hriatenbury |\CARDS.,.UGCQV1]01tC000 BOSTON..90100000i1 0 Hornsby and Lavan gave the THE COMPLETE SCORE. A. BR. . U. Be B..4 eel & ol Un Was scored J. A. E. When the Storm Blew Up y As V oo single ‘ second | Fournier. Boecke! and went to fumble. Time point. After a ' Q ithe game was resumed. Maranvil flied to Schultz Christen! ‘ted Gowdy and l 0 ~ | RUNS. 6 ' U I4AsAs+ JA A BP AAAAs 7? 4, ~~ GOL ISITLETSTOMAL: SGSESSLS) | oo a lereree. Pr PORT * : { I e. } l man bobbed Louis Sunday of a guy who robbed a vear-old of $4.15. up in in the per- li- ‘Hornsby w: I: nier flied to Powell. BOSTON—Seott singled to lef Powell iS purposels il. ko East St. PTTAN& . s >. Set) ia ; And the pitcher that can't his own game by hoisting one the stockade is not consi ‘ ('\#ve.a i newsboy Oo — Was called on strikes, | ©! jar LLVPHIA AT Cl -_—_—. .. keymen their two runs. FIRST INNING. second. Trying to bunt, popped to Boeckel. passed intentionally, bases. Haines out, Scott to ONE RUN. BOSTON—Eayrs out, was thrown Scott. Heathcote walked. second. Hornsby hit in front | the plate. and Gowdy tossed him | ir NO RUNS. ournier. Horn Lavan FIFTH. INNING. NO RUNS. SECOND INNING. Holke. Heathcote was ' Scott to HolKe. RUNS. BOSTON—Boecke! ranville Lavan. Gowdy fanned. stole second. Scott flied NO RUNS. SIXTH INNING. CARDINALS icenter. Hornsby ; short passed ball. Fournier popped 9! ticed, Scott to Holke. Schultz called out wag Maranville and Hornsby wa singled — left. | Gown, Maranville to stealing, ca Boeckel. Schultz took Heathcote singled to caught off walked. Scott Holke. fouled to Holke. Clemons but Fournier was out steal- Gowdy to Boeckel. NO to walked. third, NS. flied to Heath- Boeckel. flied to Schultz. Ma- laines to Fournier. NO THIRD INNING. Smith was Heathcote NO RUNS. the play. Lavan tripled to « | scoring Schultz. Clemons : | Pick. ONE RUN. first. BOSTON BCOTINZ ; ontea was hit by a Scott sacrificed, Clem- who covered doubled to center, Pick popped to Stock. | singled through the box. out, flied to Smith. NO RUNS. SEVENTH INNING. CARDINAIS—Haines was safe on |}out on strikes. Smith beat tripled to | bunt down the first base line. Pick ONE RUN. POURTH INNING. —Stock Hornsby was hit fanned by a pitched and Fournier Stock flied to Cruise. NO ball. | | BOSTON—Holke out, stole i Clemons filling Cruise out the same way. Holke flied to Heathcote. NO RUNS. CARDINALS—Smith hit in of the plate and was gut, iit, Hh | Harvard Defeats Stock fanned. forced Beckel,-Hornsby Maranville | to Schultz. ~Hornsby singled to took second (yi A gq \ £econa flied —~Powell lined to Heath- RUNS. Hiornsby to »| Pick flied to Heathe: Ravrs also! Se am ( Li ae ai; j . 7.) 4 }e . The . 2 . . - ; , i. , a l 4 flied to Heathcote.—NO RUNS 12343 where Germany has been inuch of a hurler these days “Sage v_lrrg: ma Stage he ae ECOL. ——NUY BRU AND. ee oe Violating terms of the peace trea- : wa ged and one had t! aay 4 ENTH INNING. a . on0002 ty. Indicating that the Te t ‘ “5 in a loud Tone utons And when pitchers start to shout Lavan was the | CARDINALS- iville to Holke. Schultz out, Maran- Lavan flied Lo us, NO | are rounding into form again. Igheese back to Europe! ling the pill it is time to star Carpentier stepped “4 ____. - ‘Cruise. Clemons flied to Powell. n ‘a . Fak wa investigation. Ba. woe: Holke. | pune WASHINGTON AT DETROIT TREAT °"EM ROUGH. Gvitiinding ‘ ce yon gon 9# and on male , » Re ee We'll have to send ™M I | ng wennected with sane! BOSTON—Cruiso singled to left Sy ir | Mr. Lodge | FAVORITES PLAY WELL . ’ ‘ fae + ae : ig & Rear: tee over there ‘ —. 2 him with a righ sby to ’ Holke sacrificed, Stock to Fournier oo Toeovuoonsy 0 o eae nis Gn — “ Seeter and Carpen Bocke!l singled to left, scoring Cruise. | them and say, “Naughty, naugh- |ONE RUN. rit . IN COLLEGE GOLF EVE | t(roit—Dauss and Ainsiith. ty! Mustn’t do!” ) ‘mpires —Evan nd ftidebrand as soa GLEN COVE, N. ¥.. June 22. Fee ». The crow d was geri ER , vorites plaved eae : h Carpentiet fast f IC TOO FRUE. ot : ne 1} a iy as in mir Out Oi L Atri the sie : SAIL FOR SOUTHAMPTON | = 7 following from an exchange : oo gel . Association left jab almost cont NEW YORK is self-explanatory: ‘‘Lee Fohl has Mhowing a stiff righ Ol rifle turned out to be some mascot. a- then. He was under r ; Attention is called to the fact that Walker Jp, Mi matter of putting powe the St. Louis Browns have not lost ''t'e holder from Columbia, angamy blows. game since Lee joined them. 2 Ontspeedis Dempsey, | This remark, though, may break “5° Was runner-up to Walker gag ni Burk their winning streak.” It did that AKO, played together They had 7a Afte: u little thing. a wa ecountry’s recognized hat Carpentier Dempsey. Burke had seen the worlds « most of his fights an Pgoing on record as Sa} Frenchman could beat . . ee a io oo eee ee etree tee ‘ee a a, m , : | ™ believed that he would hard battle. Eurke 4 Frenchman mu fed. to miss repeatedly, and m Z SH him and feint him int one of hia sleep-produ All ‘ig B . he iar ded on Heckett. LI ht | I] - But evidentivy the 1 aey for the world's ! Mrnockdown Was actual a, evenly to front . ) qualification round of | legiate told cham ship tournament at the Nassay ae itry Club today. , ae © > y The Amerl- | can and riding teams ' sailed yesterday for Southampton and |! Brest The group of 49 includes many es leading rifle shots and navy and civil- | first, June , monic s ’ st) Yale Nine 4 to 1 NEW HAVEN, Conn., June Yale’s baseball nine defeat at the hands of the team here this afte Ma- to. eques- a Simpson Dean, the Princeton ~~. rian experts in army, the bout aqgown to Wel + Harvard ‘he riding nsistir score 4 to 4rmy captain (1. Yale was outhit outplayed, | K@n... will have additional ; ; ’ "| at Coblenz, Germany , being held to 4 hits, while the Crim. °‘ Psi cargacoepe: = . . - . 1Y 4 ee tne son made 7. Yale “(fielders erred ns - hors: on a é; a ; bie team 18 : twice to Harvard's once Sacri- hit to S rul) to The best of the early. rounds of 75 ts T. J. E. 3 noon, ee ‘inied Rolling amt ». Foster, both of Princeton. Js Sweetser, the Yale star, had 78, no M. W. Littleton Jr. of Princeton ¢ around in 76 practice before compet- and dec! However, as the poet feller says, international games. The it is better to have a winning commanded by Maj.; streak broken than to have Shaw. winning streak at all. —_ ———o—— re a as ae woulG aa 7 fe , acknowledgments to K. C. B. on > Mavrs ("rvise calie Out a Smiti Georges Carpentier eat heavyweight New | ever aeen. His great footwork and abiiit. might, however, sta need, in a fight with. The most NTT: convenient, efficient razor outfiit— A safety razor and stropping device combined in one No skill necessary Torenew the fine keen edge of the AutoStrop Ragor blade, just slip the strop through the razor head and pass the razor back and forth. You don't have to take the razor apart nor even remove the blade. VERY man knows that a stropped razor blade gives a quicker, a cleaner, a more comfortable shave. Because of its unique, patented design, the AutoStrop Razor can be stropped without removing the blade. Just slip the strop through the razor head, and give the razor a dozen quick passes over the strop. In 10 seconds you have a “new,” Sharp shaving-edge! 500 cool, Like the leaf of a book The AutoStrop Razor blade opens for cleaning like the leafof abook. To clean, simply rinse and dry. Nothing to unscrew ~~nothing to take apart and reassemble. The same lever that releases the blade adjusts it for close or medium sheving. comfortable shaves are guaranteed from each dozen blades. Get an AutoStrop Razor today and enjoy the comfort and convenience of a safety razor and stropping device combined in one. Ask your dealer about the AutoStrop Razor free trial plan. AutoStrop Razor — sharpens itself Dempsey would massac Om One critic for a \ ew sem expressed the following oB pentier: BILL TOLD me crown. Carpentier c: ee ee sured that he will 1 HE HAD a good jock longer than seven rot iJ we the rushing and dogge the American champio — mane, It will take Dempee to figure the French: of fighting Tt may longer: but one must that in all but one of OF A weli-known brand OF CIGARETTES. atin. tant fights eo far, ine LAST NIGHT, Bill said, in which he beat Whiil oy a title. Dempsey has more than alx rounds Frenchman Faster Th: Carpentier ise fresh. Adonis In the ring. H Clean cut and he look of a piece of well-oll ery And he can use faster than even bet the world's bantamwe can is thig epeed of that is going to be a ‘in any fight that he f is @ good judge of 4! carries a short-arm ri Hahie to slip throug Guard Then he uses ¢ Overhead sewing and clever infighting. HE READ an ad. OF THIS cigarette, INA ate ig IT BAID “They Satiety.” AND THIS morning. IN HIS nowspager. HE READ “They Satiaty.” AND ON . billboard, AND ON 2 care. IN THE street.car. ARMY BOXERS TO ELIMINATION BO BARRACKS T AND IN the dealer's window. AND ON the counter. HE READ “They Satisfy.” AND HE bought a pack OF THESE cigarettes, AND I asked him. “WHERE’S THE joke, Billr™” AND BILL suid: “WHY THE pron fools. SPENDING THEIR money. : Pive preliminary box!n - decide department ct | im the artny boxing tour duly 2.3 and 6, will be 'ferson Baracks’ next Th The Preliminaries wi!! be Ble rules and Walter a been asked to referee 5 |Miesion of 25 cents will | WHlle entrance to the ef fon is 64 cents. The card: Anthony Bhichoriceo 7 Parement va. Joseph qt, Lad PICKING ON me. ‘3 on Departn ent. feather - . 3 fe m w Fr Rt ivman, Sout p 50 |! said, “Y bought ‘em. _ VS. Isadore Schwa ae ae riment. flywelgehts q i. (Teenberg, south > OF nt ve P. Marce'ls. 8 : 2 Parement “ elter “a elehts / KE admit it, the joke $ on gs. Badie Swanson. South Ment. va er ’ over three miliion oer smokers “OS® és. ae ae : ot a Partmen: are in on it’ with Bill. But the real oe 6=s Pa} joke is om anybody whe ‘looks ff nt Vs. George Smith Satisfy” anywhere but in Chesterfelde= 7 nent, bamtamweights for the Chesterfield blend can't be coped! ~ — EE EEE came acon — DION’T THEY satisfy?” * « AND BILL gaaid “Sure. BUT HERE'S > ; Fowler . { : . 4 the joke, lightwetghta . Beach n: Routh r FOR OVER a year. 'D ALREADY been smoking. THAT BRAND.” nN. + geeeeenettaenenen AL OLYMPIC BC TRYOUTS ON Jl SEW YORK. Jone 2? Ble boxing Gly 12 ana oe? by Becretar: ry, W Ama@teur Athletic T° ON Conteets tn elaht erweigh to heays “at on tne Paetfie ¢ © Wes: Philadelp Pittebur,g ? Finals of the Olymnt + oH. Which wiii Be ad ~ ; been advanced tea 4 , wae 4nnounceéd. t’ “<S' ¢, ada’ SS-catch-can eve eA Sam ea. ~ 7
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ee MOIR AITIPIL LY A bursted winning. friends? They can ny ol time. ad that Babe Ruth miract to star jn a re oto be entitled len Wall.’ reat vear for bitten are ail cluttered up ers. ATINGT. tters have gone to. birds and wild wig- BO ore arrow. ~ -300 walloner® attention than to he Now as searce you” couldn't: I in anys direction ng a .300 bird, — tcher that can’t win by hoisting one over is’ not c nsidered rier these days. vjitchers start to tick. is time to start an PLAY WELL E GOLF EVENT 2 ie an evenly to Ound of the Ssociation June 229 start -~—Fa- the intereol]. champion- nt at the Nassau Coun. »- A. L. Walker Jr., the om Columbia, and L » the Princeton Captain, er-up to Wilker gether. They y. the early- returns were mea. cd. KB. Rolling and Oth of Princeton. Jesse fale star, had 78, while bn Jr. of Princeton got “a Vear had 77 te “= 1 Y, - | \ ‘sonus. And oer smokers 1, But the res! whe looks fer Chesterfields-~ can't be copied / we cae rence to the officers’ | 4 | “Anthony Bhichoriceo. Eastern sane | } } Ce ee ey Oa. ee eee Se ee 4 os 4 Ls . Sia ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH is We Get It, the Fruits of the Schedule-Maker’ s Toil Are Chiefly Postponed Dates feree Praises yentier; Fans } Not Enthusiastic § —— ——- n Champion Gives Fast | FB Eghibition Against Lanier at : New Orleans. DAZZLING SPEED wwill Give Dempsey Hard | Fight,” Declares Veteran Dick - . Burke. wEWw ORLEANS, A di- t vided sentiment as to the ability of) Carpentier prevailed after European champion boxing exhibition here last. night b Jules Lanier, the Belgian as his sparring opponent. 'Most of the critics were satisfiec Carpentier had remarkable Aand a punch that was danger Referee Dick burke thought Frenchman was a dangerous op-_| manent for anybody; but the rverage “ngsider was not so great'y im- €and one had the temerity to! wt in a loud tone: “SenJd_ that , » back to Europe!” Carpentier stepped out at a fast wa last night and on one occasion nected with Lanier’s jaw, floor- him with a right hook. Both ier and Carpentier said the iockdown Was actual and no fake ‘The crowd was genuinely pleased sith Carpentier's fast footwork He! See in and cut on Lanier, landing a jab. almost! continuously andi Howing a stiff right nos m. He was under restraint tter of putting power back Lows. Outepeedis Dempsey, Burke says. "After the bout Burke, one of the country's recognized said 4 Carpentier was faster than mpsey. Burke declared that he| seen the world’s champion in most of his fights and, while not fing on record as saying that the Trenchman could beat Dempsey, he - eved that he would give Jack a jard battle. Burke declared the Frenchman would make Dempsey miss repeatedly, and might outguess tim and feint him into position for, me of hig sleep-producers, such as) be landed on Beckett. But evidentivy the crowd thought Dempsey would massacre Carpentier. One critic for a New Orieans daily! @pressed the following view of Car- pentier: Georges Carpentier is the fast- est heavyweight New Orleans has ever acen. His great speed, ciever footwork and ability to duck might, however, stand him in need, in a fight with Jack Demp- sey, for the world’s heavyweight crown. Carpentier can rest as- sured that he will stand little longer than seven rounds before the rushing and dogged tactics of the American champion. It will take Dempsey this long to figure the Frenchman's style of fighting. It may take Jack longer; but one must remember that in all but one of his impor- tant fights so far, including that In which he beat Willard for the title. Dempsey has not fought more than six rounds. Frenchman Faster Than Bantam. Carpentier is fresh. He is an Adonis in the ring. His lines are clean cut and he looks the part /@f a piece of well-oiled machin- ery. And he can use his arms, faster than even Pete Herman, the world’s bantamweight cham- pion can. It is thig speed of Carpentier that is going to be a big factor In any fight that he figures. He is @ good judge of distance and carries a short-arm right that is lable to slip through anyone's guard Then he uses a hard right Overhead swing. and does some clever infighting. -—_—___@———__. MY BOXERS TO HOLD June 22.— corapleted | eham- “7 and in the 9f his Cross referees, ELIMINATION BOUTS AT BARRACKS THURSDAY | Five preliminary boxing matches to | ’ “ide department championships, mi the winners to enter the finals. the army boxing tournament here, 2,3 and 5, will be held at Jef-| cks,/ next Thursday night. eliminaries will be under Olym- | 4h le. Piles and Walter Helisner has | > Piet ed to referee. Mm of 25 cents will be charged, pavil- A general ad- “4-4 cents. hent, va. Joseph Cressmer, East- Department, featherweights. - F. Buyman, Southern Depart- & vs. Isadore Schwartz, Southern ment, flyweights. Greenberg, southern Depart-— vs. P. Marcels, Southern De- | nt, welterweights. | le Swanson, Southern Depart. | —- v8. BE. J. Fowler, Southern mn sett Uightweights. | *8u Beachino, Southern Depart-. V8. George Smith, Southern Dé- | nt, Pn eetighte LOLYMPIC BOXING | = ON JULY 12-13 YORK, June 22.—Final Olym- | B.tryouts will be held here | . st : ( 18, {t was announced to- Mamecretary FiW. Rubien of | Atietic: Union. Elimi- | 8 in eight classes, from | ht to heavyweight, will the Pacific Coast, 0 the) —est. Philadelphia, Boston rg. > of the Olympic ‘enlist ftag | hich will be decided here. advanced to July 12 and ahnouncéd, to enable the | to sall July 20 with the k and field team. They | able to compete in the Wrestling contests, | 10 days: before tha. events at tht | ies: nd Dn Bagg a * an . | tonto i verbiage. two | Said, ' don, who is reported to have an op- | tion | pair ' ments accordingly. TX view of the what standing , redoubtable | and | tising purposes onty. i; or by the against American | possibilities for /oppone has helpless champion, 'the\ face ‘firet he faced not shown Get on acs Ritisdad? Shies, oak -~HE Carpentie ‘r-Dempsey world's more pursuit race than a ring Dempsey and his mouth-plece, be | the to of in championship fight appears at this stage Jack Kearns, are now of a contest, Orleans hoping to get Georges to hesitate long enough to talk fight. Dempsey’s message wil! he or shut name” be the to the war hero truly that appears to do, if indeed he is at liberty to sign. world’s title “Sign up, and really end thcse and | There is now no reason why idols should not at least reach the next title go. it has been an understandinz settle the time and place of fate of the match, lies with C. RB. r “ha " r} naciously to training work. \an enduring, game bird and, in a short fight, might cause Dempsey trouble. Their previous bout ed in a broken ankle for , when Dempsey hit him on the jaw —some rap, Bo. However, Bill was not out, hut was hobbling gamely his doom in front of the 'Dempsey when the official the affair ought to stop. Fred Fulton is the boy most of the C‘ochran of Lon- on Carpentier'’s for should ad- The arrange- | services many months. Carpentier vise Dempsey if this is true. could then make their 2 ro decided the United States would like to take a chance on this event; but if Cochran has outwitted Promo- | boxing: fans would like to see face ters, why let it go to k-ngland and | Dempsey He is the best equipped rot if " . +} ‘ get it over with. Of albthe heavyweights and. should ° * * he survive the first round of such an . encounter. That Levinsky Bout Mere Talk. *)°°2"*" ; i‘ Lil@ This our title-holder appears unlikely. of the ring are and siow of foot for shifting champion. The swordfish and pears an apt many Cochran has the talked-of | Goliaths Levinsky-Carpentier bout for § the 175-pound Championship of the world? The ly not life, haps, option, The big too ponder ous the whale comparison. Neverthe- would like to see Fulton have another inning. They think he should longer than 20 secon even against Dempsey. the London promoter will certain- permit Carpentier to risk his liberty or happiness, or, per- all three, in the ring with the Battler, a man speed skill and even greater weight * * * ability than ¢ Not All Gold That Glistens. him possess i \ARPENTIER did not prove the money attraction expect- the frosted who not to which less, last ds, of and ‘arpentier’s record shows to The impression gains ground that the Levinsky match was for adver- | while appearing with The public has onls for limelighter to but the by his ed, cir- cus, lamps wants practice he gains The greatest Dempsey The next near Stuart “lub ‘pro”’, Oouft- d decision in a 1°. U. S. Champion. WIMBLE DON. Sinetens. June William M. tennis champion, *4 Johnston, American yesterday title, in progress hera, ship the tourney now match here today by J. ¢ veteran Parke, the internationalist. 6—-2, 8-——46. Parke liantly, opened going well-placed match the first drives and an the to 38—I1 in set with occasional on the backhand. -forehanded drives were gallantly The of th retrieved. 6 AnpDierican Johnston Squares the Set. ‘Johnston, however, brought = the to three all, and again tried un- ; Successfully to outdrive his Oppo- nent. ‘To match the American's ef- torts Parke displayed admirable steadiness, which ultimately | him the first set, 7—5. After Set ~ - Josing the first set. 7 b, ' number | drives. /he hit the lines seemed | ‘a tight ' ' tors favorite | th : : to the to win the Bri ’ ? i = | sritish tennis champion ever. in| was é¢liminated from | the competition in his second rouna | the score at three ' } , reached an .| Parke brought | needing then | aiieewed ' finally hril- | ‘driving out of court on i|should have earned him points. , ' Sensational passing shot the count hardest | ; t iing 'take the | | gave! ton Johnston steadied down and annexed first Ele the Set. second game, the third two fames of dropped the | but shortly carried the score to §-—1. | Then’ he again became spasmodical- lv erratic and lost the seventh game but with a brilliant display of cross- court forehand and backhand driv- ing which the English ' ' ! | crowds | ‘and outs to the echo, the Americaa took the set, 6—2 Parke continued to play supremie- ly well in the third set, making a of magnificent forehand The frequency with which almost uua- Parke led in this set. 4——9, after which, with he took the and the set, 6—2. Johnston Braces, Crowd Cheers. In the fourth set Johnston was in corner in the early stages, the Englishman leading three games to one An unexpected British vic- here hove in sight and the ex- citement was intense the oppo- nents battled on. The American rose occasion at this stage, and amidst vociferous shout- ing and hand-clapping plaved tennis of the most brililant sort and put all. enthusiasm of even higher the but one the set and the was continually canny. sixth game “LS f rowd | the The pitch when | to 6 5, game to take match Johnston | netting bail or returns that Score the he was successfu! in bringing to 6 al! were ever, Both players exhausted during the last although they made thrusts and counter-thrusts however, proved the steadier, show sufficient power match. “he general verdict at clusion of the match was that beaten hj pretty two games, brilliant Sore Just staying the COT) had maseli largely Parke, although ftrequers- ly .brilliant, played ful game and was a safe with his drives. of Amertean foozled far too The second day of the tournameu! opened with fine weather and conditions prevailing. Over attended, lu of the wonderful a Tar nmiore cere. imnvarialsis which lImos righ SOD bv re. playing of persons ml there ports the score 6- 2 in! how- | ‘ liow- | nearly | Parke, | to | Johns. ' } ; ' uel Hardy. through his frequent errors of nets i, ‘Moss, a the! t oo, & court | S. A.C. Arranges: 7 Amateur Bouts Julius Meets , bidders at! Pounds, Mannion’s Pa Friday. , _ ' The Southern Athletic Clu§ an- nounces a seven-bout aemateur bot- for Frifdew evening a: Mannion'’s Pay £600 South Broade- | fete way Walter Helener will retetere while Judge Robert Hall and SAqic: Taylor wil! serve as judges. xe program is as follows. ' Leo Juilus. Southern Athiette Club, , ead Lawrence Richardson, Olympic Ath! ‘etie’ Sted 134 pounds Euidie Nationa’ Athiette C > and Walter Bourgoynre, Olympie Athletic Clo®.144 pounds c(i Kie.nkamper, Wagner Athietia oy Roy Farrar, Oiympic Athietle Give and Kimer 12h pounds Fouthern Athietie Chuls Stag Athietic Club, “Te ing program ilion Tavior Teddy Corpaerst Joe Raube K, Suuthern Athietic Clak, en Shaw Athietic Crab. 109 Bade: rT rere Southern Athietio ter. aad Senate Athietio Club, 100 poyvadas, McEntee, Southern Athietfo Club, en4 Tom Crowley. National Athletic Clud, 160 pounés, a, the American team, which yesterday registered a ciean sweep. In the,opening match today Sam- captain of the A fn victory over Ma’! army plaver, ecored a well-known 2 Q@— ’ . _* ‘* © ee see taee . - . *s* » ““ ce ‘ ‘ee . * ** , - ** » “eee * “ . -* , ' Td i (i ~The Worlds Best Beverage Servedelicious,refreshing ALPEN BRAU on your table. Its daily use is a fine health habit. 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Se Pan 3 >, ‘es a ee both, a 7 ae ST LOUIS-POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, JU NE 22, 1920. oe _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © mk a g _ seem, PEPIAL TIES SHOW | Foreign Exchange | Comparative Grain Prices’ SHARP BREAK Wall Street Domestic Money : meperves by oe ! ened . ie GRAIN PRICES ¢ “i } “ LOUIS STi DOWNWARD TREND NEW YORK STOCKS ] : athena NES W STRENGTH (IN LURB News and Comment | «9% .om Gs. So ieee a a ST. LOUIS M ‘Local Bank Clea } ‘ ; ' . nex “each ; ” 4 Poon ] eoOuTn 7 coy ~seN as 3 —_——- ae 3 * eevee ewes 4 IN Alt CTEET. Specia! to the Post-Dispetc! Sewed | aes —SPECIAL DAILY— ES : sn tadiateinn were ot ceding scole | a ar ao eae ¥ | : —— | ie: NEW YORK. June 22.—7ota! sales on the New York Stock auge today wes drat ’ ni ‘om . : 7s i ve , rouse Seat ; the t ’ 477.10 eheres, compared with 544.900 ro om p Rh ag n fs wt i ; mse - , " “te : I , : 4 ; : b 4 ve eo! . ris - Yaudou- ay . . . +} . ar sly ana , ' es 4 ° Rc \ ‘Y , D 1 : ’ sali 2" a mece yy ww ; e ¢ com ures Curious. ty ' | . te 4 2 a . North AMerican ip ana rape fere with 1 rrective measures tha é ' bigs ae tae ; Bs — —— ; “ } ere of good vo g v 24 ptd T %, | wees ‘ a 4! } \m, v hich has heen ner! ected for weeks have beg Y e chow sic! pron isinke ipa: “wn a , , P ; vial 57 . a : B nA A r = caine - . ts : OUTS aiid ‘ hicage a ‘ t ' became prominent, showing pro resulis bo “ef transportation = : nan u Saw J preveume Pi ec pounced activi and advancing about ld and t) . tuatior |? . ss , he early I . . . P t» . oo . . . i") > y ; ' P a : , ae ; : . ~ : ° . ‘\ ? ul é Lar ras r we : ‘ E LIBE RT BEND avuoT ATIOGQNS. a point fo a new high record } é as the st + , months 1 ipa 2 i : % nar > i‘ , ; pectiaia:, PU _—- buying was general in character, bul awa that cent ) an Hnportan ) We wed 26.8 cent pe = ae Pee, » Were new : $i o - a pid 4 aon mF ‘ ‘ .- v cor Ope bl ‘ ; . ‘, \ : ‘ . , ‘ > cr rT. sdety hii ‘ if . . . } oO ’ . 4 -. - he BA . | : % ila " : ied ; | i WZ s >a i {nati the move was started _ ‘ ‘ " } ‘ at ’ } | ae . : -~-* P Ch s° ort " se o ’ " Today. High. 14 , co te —_ - +? % , ' ‘ ? a " i ere a : ™ - © “at ' ‘ I zs , , : rovisions at 1cago a2avpparentiy onsiderabd) ® sae “Decteas _———- - BO WV: OS . 2 -~-« ' , ; : ; ‘ Hurchases for t{nagide account. nn - Be ; , ‘ rnateria! the ° i coat ; re! } q fey Regh ’ y CLOBING QUOTA ris , . oe 2 4 ee i} 7} os ‘ = y eee 3 = ’ . : 4 mS. > > a - = si say r 2 Le . : + : mining department war com-' credit , : ait (here Was ATONE tein : Jt! at ‘ . iat) ne atin . Pr tr rae . i , E . , . F . , . ee Rome Be eres _ ae 4 -_. . : , ' : 19 of - af u } ie ; ’ ¥ , “se ' " a'rge trader ww ae ane eneeaene mama OO § parative: active, but tee bulk of the | eonsiderable t;: i Li : ul ig. 4@! i sar } ; ’ i ti 2 ' r. “los he: : Sr 4 } vi Gated etiona! Bank ™ trading was in the low-priced shares. indictments oe . ' ws . i ; . ~? 7? @ ipdned : : ; ‘ " : . , , he , } lad 1 4 1} : , tom? 7 e i - " . —_ : AL busthe oats bem: ted ‘oF! By Leased Wire From the New York |” ! we 21s 3 30 do i : . . ' me | rmidable: demand 74.00. cables %8.! Shanghal (par! _ Ribs anh Et Bice : a =_“s S Walker D G. ist pti Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. “et ; . 4 4007 Si. i, i i. 1 ‘ ¥ - ‘ . =! 7 New York Curb ' sch ity 2% ‘ | a F pemar ood 7 - 18 1S == az a! - F a “ 242 ea nie P ores pre NEW YORK, June 22 Phe kvening , ; 41m) "hi ‘op ay’ e hee ry it was, pl teh on bb : —i . ! : | | . rd ae ai 1] wider: PETIT 4 | | és “t. Louls (ash (.rala, ee wealbe tre toda 7 p t« vopvrighted financial re sa gail ’ enh) ‘ . 2 as ' ce ialg-f-e il oo at ky orf , , Cand; - ? ° ‘ " 7 ; aij te “i o e - 4 ’ ‘ _ : : tie y ; ‘ E | J ‘ ‘ , ‘ ro 5 " - is f ek “Except for another rise it all —t 2 £. Wot | ae ’ R21, a , | , . cs Ra ¥ from. last 1k : | egg ts gt ahi ain nena =f pi a ieee o z mic money in the afternoon 1h per cent ons st Atk) “4 - fis Mw 2S pfd " ey: art ‘gs pane OP A dS = sme ah hes | ( site es ailrowds bond iti on GROWS WEAKER IN ned | o ‘ — , , “ ” | & j : + - ph be cee "ye ” ” Le , a ‘ rede ‘ : wh a . : ‘ : Seales «a : ; ‘ “ " . 7 o y . > rif ; | 7 : " on lan wfe 40 Olationg A ft ' ‘s hi si rat and t! : » 1 , R-g Siearaar’s hgwent rate and ‘he! carn rosa. 12 AFTERNOON TRADE ©... (0.22, 28 MeN eis highest in near!) two weeks—'*! ont ‘orn, Fiali‘va Stock Exchange was a negligible ne oon market today. There was almoat 10) Qo ge uy } Bei) husiness done except in three or four Cosden a uetially negligible industrial shares ° o k , , 901 $2: } . “eo tation Aa | ; so: {SOS 2 2 4 ME nes , « 1.700.000 Ounces of Sil , Je aoa . , : “ : ; orn A aso ed ¥! . by es 4 | : s «© \\ \SHINGTON - : , ’ re ‘ o , a' = ' : *3q 9s No. 7 :" St. Loults pot , nt nde a ee ee ee Same o these advanced, others de . : : ' aS 4 nm” ”™ ms eed, haa nobody took any serious Fal nk 2 e . tia Steel ” 23 , 0 Fuel Sup oO RR « ’ tks nin aa iitvers ut Pahedels and San FY fe pe He ee conte. F ere No vo quite ordinary, | 27 tutarest im the movement of an’ nf ay 2-3 on os Uy ) ; a a bo : , . a , J ~s . a my, 3% iy al ‘ ut 4 = Diep | aD | : , rer , ~ 5 neunced toda . . i . | 4 unset a ein . er ; \ #» White oata, +1068 a Date goo them. Generally speaking, prices of ‘ “| ' 4 x bet va a wk ’ wey te on t. oh oe “ : ' 3 ' ; get ae “ nt (% a Be f ae aint en a = 7 at iv weak 1Te oe iN o sel - > : aii Me , s16ocks drifted slightly duwnward : “ ." 7 sa ot. “ oo. a‘ ty Sieel Spg . Wily 4 1! 4 : ‘ag .S oa , y is int Grete a he} wotild | the : the uM oP es OC | Seas ‘int mere | ra oof J a Cash Grain Marketa} St. Louis ie ad ane Silver Bullion Market. Ju rte | 7 Ey ee Pie “pl a a > 8) oO} ey , Wo Cent. Teresa thi 3 Sein. wrx: tieturbine. of existine : ate hh aerchased Ween eee - | oven Meike Tie a a eo for ¢ Pears» 4A was quoted here toda) , vs ' 5 = 5 e " : " ; ? : wae renee ’ at hi — - G Si woe Saver ren age dgang sing wh 4 1 er , ea é‘ =" 10 a->1 . +i 5" a, ? , ; iM: , , —é . etreet loans. | S$ sil ) meant rt vet 7 e aL BAS gga et se! J : qu Licey KANSAS .s . Jone ued its effort to adjust itself to the ,; . ” rr 1%, | Sup Stee , 200)! ann i*j 6 1, , 8, ' ne | viste . . “9 ae , yy | ai | | anomalous conditions created by out le? i | . en & Cc | ) temporal mint’s recent resumption of — ptt chases at 20 cents per ounce above ' a 000 102! ! the open market price. Such a pet | ar . rs "tah 100 eT he 6 1 | is qty 21} dae er , the downwal tende? formance ta of itself so fantastic that , os - é le a wl o ss a ‘a : no world market could be eapected tw tn. *. Q% aR , , Railroads. ~ i ters i} 3 ; 2 2 he flew > thes ten : ch ae? 7 2 k ‘@iscount’ its effects on the spit. Even. tm eg mere * ae 2 es 1.200 Gen, Ast . : F , hey stom where they. are The Bond Market. the war-time ‘Government guaran , Pip. : » pi ss c . : 5! ; ' iwc gag 34 24 i pew : ti pet “EE ee | . Se ae ‘ge, of whed prices was preceded as teiand By bby jh, oh Oe ie ape PF a 4 ‘s 2 oe eS ee vs oa ocalities ¢ in ' ah hond pr today gene! — , A sve trade > alae - Tare? om # Jul a matter of course by suspension of Jewel T . + Lye wi? ‘f eves S 1 ¢ ‘ran r : »& . the will not have an 4 er ey irmer a} . "fon time peet * ' q cle Der, 63.99 bid, ‘wading on the speculative grain mays owes, " . ; " Ss. ae . " Why = AON, cules mS) Y2io, tant conseque! « “hate nthe deaiina ny most not hy den vt . i D2 nf es .. = gl : “ ket. and, metre res. the Government's i: : eTaulic -s - ’ . “a ications a i? a! street ‘ eloprent x the ris im S6C ul lhe market PR Ae ba (ee avis sete ' Li. same hard. $2. 7393.8: purchases of wheat at the fixed price § I . “| high he their rin | rn ot oe 1" pressure . fee ' . . re Ho'e om se could be reasonably measured as an ‘ , y \ ” Og! ; : r StI aa ot ' ‘4 : . a. brad} i’ e 8 ecallse nis beer me Cago anu ‘je OWN p ne tne Ov wn Ket and 7 , influence, becatise it had to sell the | e! peed 174%, 175 : ‘AN ei? ac ti : “3! sat Ale 9 a ht ae ne Over ti park ' features in t same Wheat, later on, in the open weg ; + | > he 3 ae 7 | a fl [2 talent ' } the mint buys is not:to be sold, but vat. Antiin ,; +4 : 2 | | Y ; 4 ABs. papa — > 1 jee” = CO} laine | gE es aT rather mol irreg eer use Omi ns oath ts ‘\ ite, SL.it: Ne, ge onty to be stacked up at Washiugton Ng "Ih { ‘Tad : site | . ; i ant hi ' 7 2 : ' - 2 7 — te yt) ‘xchan » Wa . Avert Bonds ' ‘ P 1? YOON YT RHIS lie er ' se “AGM June irmti! some future Congress decides 5 & g ES: ! —- j ~* = he Mai a: ; Lic Pa o Pe Bhs ei, | St Loada\ Sie la! miproved.’ The narket f flirther at london, todays’ price of , “tha Rnd . o- ee i oawens = ; 143 1453 - 5 new equipment truses hus bee om pence comparing with 4¢ a week ) ny re, ’ ace i do pd Be 40) wh butt s , orth y Pap ) g w E. h tiring the last day wot ago today, just before the mint and gp. gg ; : ) | NRRMex 20 2 5° a \ I Zi : xchange. lias ¢ : _ June 22 Barley the amelters cane to an arrangement, ~ eae eg ' BEA mt. .-. 68 WF Fine ris 2 4 ‘terling exchange for. the va a > shank! ates of ecouvean4 nae es ra | | s : Bihan 1 vi conain, $1.50@1 ~ At. New York, ‘foreign silver’ ad n 7.7 ‘g 107 bs ‘ as : = ae ao ~ “" i. 28 ke the gold importati ; sia @) " 46 21 a . rejected. $1.4541 & ‘ ve ’ waits rages . ; ; ' rT 7 , , eae hed ‘ . ft : ‘ ua eve . on " P ‘ « . P ‘ . } ; . . . ‘ ‘ . : vVaticed only = rent today. the storeys People's CGae } : 6 -\. : a ‘ oe” . Me ! Liis ARO eached the 34 mm. sah acific "ult E-xpress are o£ ne of 3 > of ; ot of 92 cents comparing with SO last Pa. Binge. erfe Rr 3" ; fh eas €b rFOCLIO Ht » ~ 4 . came down a cent mi the , hh moderate ferines, “sty , nm. Qu uiddling. 3S,28 , KET Wednesday, the day before the mint Pilea. Co. oe ot) " » 4 2) ‘ " ) the eat ne I ut % 6 » TnOre lation t> : s hore e Plarce-4r. oa ' Wa ' ' ' fi I S rp ¥ 8 e se a - '? , a ‘ ‘ ihe Caii: ‘ ‘ ; } ! \ee ‘ Ii i i : announce erent. yu un Chursday and ‘ 9 Pierce yi} 1 4 L a pe 2 : aft , | , + ; 2. } * 18 ’ g | .4 e\e| rem: peer 3 Tia \ alci 1f ig understood i? i Tel i] , ‘ FD AT THE 7.” sO P ge ea Ter rOtiec’ a ‘] om Friday. Today the silver mar- Pitts (oa! eet ee? ie eo ag . KO a we O78 Dey “ “se ggg " - #, rear ROT th less qui n achievement ange in the law goes into effect on LW YORI bain Rae sugar qi ket seemed to have discovered a new Poerd Ck Cos ve ie + ey — ; i %: ?. 1 ' ; ne ae ¢ 19 tt liye ‘ whereby per on to issue fiugi 4 O8c: refined i firie ae - , ‘ Punta Are. §S ; ; j: Lr ; ' ats ne : t . t ja | : 4, ~ a It. om . ; . is ' ri ry | ‘ j i } ' ‘ 4 . e _ . ; on? r) erie ; 7 ite ; ‘or not-eonly will the American mint of, Lemington | AN | pra. See 7S : Rov de Fi ‘is reddit m th tate Commerce Con to 7 her at on lat re eee > a . 7 ar > ey! a a ( ¢ : pe A 5 ~ J oo ; ag i 4 ' ea e xX e rit as 4’ ry 4 } iS] - i | i] ; ia : ' , ; { tJ abe a? : : s*J thae : : _ e ; ; far to take all the new silver product L, 1? ‘ \ . e ' ‘ i, hed - ab “'D . , ra , . i ‘ " ‘ " ) > ; . : . , ‘ “, =; ; ‘ e ¢ } , ; j I =% T 1} i i? io’ onrin .* : , ¢ Saxon M 4'., del ae South a vos : 2 : ") Salt tree! ; S a has hee, raised i. Mi ‘ pee ' , - . , : = e i weaker of the United States, but that Ameril-'sinniei of 2 yiMe 218, 2 Sea. A. I | : : a P ee a ! mn | Se $ re treub! 3 ; Sineialr Ole : : a 7, » es wen. 4 ‘ : . By. .es ? “8 ‘ } . lie Vingio-! iO No more tev | \ tas)6 Septeg.dbe! 16 t mm , pOUNICS , can manufacturers of silver yoods Shell {" 5 ” st, e 1 { do ptd o'* ; ‘ Ment 7) P i " d > + ; nth 7 ‘ = ' ; f. «b* “were irviined toa ook for : — . ‘ ‘on > ' ee : , ‘ announced rol {(anada >} as Se oe eas : rit will no longer buy the Amet ican thar tf e . . Lpee ac he \s E ’ ot | 11a RO iMase announcer : ‘ , a C li Ch ) if strenuous advance, . : ‘ ra ” ‘ e, ? 4 J i . Sic @ ii, ry « } f if trnat 4 iy! - product for the purpose, but will take sig, oO. N. J. ? oo 224, 22 22. | Smelly Oil o% ond the smali sh , at was o! Virginia-Carolina emical. ‘foreign silver’ ut the lower price. do ofd , a : ' | " , : ' é , + i . ‘¢ . aot. 2 . ' }i ceaoanrinri i \es erdaa . - \ rginia (‘as oliy , ‘ lhern is A Ai: . ‘ —— : silat . : Seplfermber 2 1a 's 5 x8 amine A ot 'e ' . a ‘ nee 'vg ‘rious th ss 1 tit " : vette ip : rp hee a 7-1 @ oderate additional drop. end the® Nomnestic silver remained al the SS ly /"Vaexas to i ; > ‘ oe ‘ ; - ; a -' d * Ps a : 1 , ae : i. rs are sc! edul Oo meet tomorr , ‘ ' cases. wet +d . . t} ge of a ra! cent price. . Tob Prod ‘ ; 5 , . = : | oy! ore ee ican dollars failed to operate as a counterbalanté “& rate, but it geenis not to have got : roe. . .* eh , : ; ' salt 25 cotpcety es —— I. ONDON June « iver, o2%% No aggressive b ae developed. . [ru n above $3.59%: which, however. is the N = W VY Q R kK B O N DD ~ z Unit, Pre s fi ? iA, 1 +h A ne iis s antal ae outs sivi | bj ounce: mone per’ cont. Discount rai was unanttien 53 r "y oe aan lower, . : ‘5 o> anti wa . ' , . ‘ i 4 ‘ oe it pe ‘ I hese t)4 y a | rir > | “m? rri tar ge* lied? Premiers were th rolli _. were $12, poy againat $12 "32 ‘6 our \esierda, S11 to a A eek ago $4.043,.000 a Tint "OX & ; ; ; rh ' nteres ig ‘o ; a | 6 e controlling tu one aan a ge 67a GO) (Wo veare ago From Jan. 1 to date. $1.937. 344.000, sgwainst $A "tote? ! . : - : rence Arrival of $4,000.000 tore BRB 4BA. 000, A veur ago and $757,280.14) two years ago | ; i, aii | thi r al economists wo! gOld from Canada made $8,000,000 re- Folloviue is a ecnipiete list of sales, the tote! sales of each security and the high wi 97, Side! oe cean were propnes eéived from) that quarter in the last and aw fr? {ces neloag g) er * TT TTT i . - & | : il r no Inter } ow fonr days. A million or so more ig . ' : easter. ‘ i =o ‘3 - ys ; Ainerican oO} trade was }ound tli anh Low. Sales tlle *¢ t . " ae = = . ges = "_c« ‘ " ‘ . 3 " ‘% o> | ‘ roa? 4pparentiy on the way to us from BONDS, % lack Stl fs : Standard | | 311 1 mm] ch chet eo om Mave land. 22 ww Vas W268 to Be Shieh ‘Val of Pa con 4s } MINING ? L}y Ww rat he European ex ® or, (urlousn Trade Figures, a yd . i ° near ‘ yoy ao OO ‘kK : 1 1¢ ! change: ‘The foreign trade statement fo: “ee Ab, : eel i. 5.7 Lone taland : em | noo gga apres 7 , 3 money got Up as ee May, aiven out late yesterday after : . ; re i! ae ‘ med t eat ." : a, - ‘000 ; : Mont ‘* ‘ee “t. Pr 6hOCUcent ? rhe agt hour, ut Island QT 1h : my wa N68, St ' WT %, . * ’ : | P 4 ‘ " > sifetr OOO ania } ; 1 ia } a 2, ~~ ' a ees ee néon by the Government. throws a “at Snaca Cop 1 de] stock market showed that it was pret eGrious side-light on the movements 00 | of foreign exchange. It was gener- ORRIC ~ KRONDS ally admitted that the falliug off im qin angio F: rench 5 od Se i... exports during April was largely due 5 Argentine Gov 5s te Temporary causes, stich ax the dock mi re i AR gh x: gaan baa it ‘ rie Strike and the tratispurtatién block 28 Dow: of Can ,% ! . 1 ' =. a - ade. But it has only been learned * Se, pet. om HS ! 3 7 t ! 7 rt . ron an oat i: 119-16) | * ms a a on hie: Mee from official statements that our a Be 1998 aeagpeees an ON & » | 300 ‘Tonopah Mining 4 qt iz stimulat iid hap cotton exports last month had de i} Po i . ‘ot 7 | - Eng , ‘3 he #3 ; sapere : basis creased 1K2%.000 bales from April, or mperial ‘ t ’ a ; L if ; np 4iee 7 A st ar } oO , lf > 18 i ; ait a ndenene mf P ‘ $20,009 000 ana were ¥1.600 bales lmaperia! . = et ‘ eR da al BONDS. si ss icGepel - oe | Onn fiat” Ghd 11 1h 13 ve hardened liere and there 00 Fl Sal.ador » ) s! ‘ . ncline fu sag Bosch or fi) Golden Gate i , 2 to. nited states Puobber. Co- f » . ¢ i wid te ' le + “200 Honduras Svn if, i : con 4% Kae ! : bUTi é as and (;o00d)1 ] i became — —— — = —waersce | — th leas teri ie 4 ",” . , = thetic Wan in May. 1919, a decrease which ie of Gt. B. & 1. bys, *: | ue i aa torte . ’ | OK Ol Dye gaat : Socokastion mgm : itse almost wholly counterbalanced § the | . A = : pty | Ann be 12 oe a4 * " the equ im x lg@wer price per bale Exports of | Wheat and flour in May werecnino | kRown to have been some i6.000.000 “ee tejent mipment and - Some pre ) appeared in rai wv a3 conn the other hand, i ROUND TRIP TO oe ue — a bushels less than in 1919. which would ' . { , gate oF Nor! . Wes! = 71] aa A 7s of, 2 ‘ad i. : ae hs TT ma : . eos ‘ ° EE Bie aet Value by about) 1S Y Gity doles - N i gy ee 70% | | ‘6, o% 9% gua) COrM Products, Transcontinental Oi Denver or Colorado Springs $36.50 S17, $87,000,000. Nevertheless, the 1 RAILWAY AND MIS BLLANFOUS i 31 ; 21 meric m : U7" Indusirial Alcohe! and one irade de og Exp. col tr 4s 55, 1 Ore. | oh | fo s.... 7% to T a * ie m a unt $7 | Rocky Mountain National Park . | 46.50 Statement ghhiows lust month's tora ’ GOO 6 exporta tf have been $53.000 000 _ Sme) sing Os ' ! sal a+ «0 hep 2 7 27a . m S eet Me rearaett at gb aR toon (gains PES oy mS FINANCIAL _ Yellowstone National Park ...... 59.50 greater than in April and no lees & ree ; |: 200 OO than $136.400,000 aheag of Mav. 14914 re yf i : , . . . . 200,000 Hanibur f | San Diego, Los Angeles or San Francisco 84.50 ‘ “Apparentiy this unexpected show ci) O00 ing can be explained only bv aesum 200,000 F . kf : >] 2H 1 Ing that shipment, delayed at port a —— Investment Opportanities eo Reading gen : | | ns FINANCIAL mm April were sent ot Jast month et, even go, it must be said that tie tock Is, i Si criccce Eine! 1 Al C, Iieele & Xt | ge me IOLA & Louie 4ie. ci and Corresponding reductions to other resorts in the West. pepe —— RUBBER TIRE Our Twenty Payment Plan NUFACTURING COMPANY a ian a i On sale daily. Final return limit October 3ist. Stopovers at all ‘progressli\« decline in exports.’ whttch has been predicted ae in line At thelr regular monthly meet mont stecks, which cas be parchased on : ing. held June 13th. 1920. the a! sara)! payments, ertending ever as period of points enroute. > te _ ee a ee ~ = r- rae >>+*>» >>>??? > ~ wo oe + Rw Arts Retin ~ic With inexorable economic logic. twenty months hie plan was eciginated = * 66 Imports in Ma). though fhe, were still far in excens of 1919. decreased Sau An & Aran let 4) e rectors of the Giobe Rubber Titre by us in 1906. You eam seonre bet> free. Sea board Alt i : Manufeac' if Og i‘om pany declared 4 $64,700,000 from April and ware much Heaboors Ar Line sth 60, 3% to 324 | - a stock dividend of ten, oot nen Write for 17-PD - Summer Schedules ~ ‘ ~E—-nN-h . - the smaliest of any month this veu 'o common stock no, ders nf Provably the complete retarns vw! ecord June 30. 1970. this babii the second ten per ent atock GATTERY2 (0 TO COLORADO — St. Louis and Colorado Express show that thig eceurred meostis ‘a ves Union dene declared (nis \@a in (hme.) E : woods received from Japan and Ching leav on to the regular ix per Javestment Secarities Depot daily 9:03 p.m.—central standard time. Through service by --— Ss SBA tt. month with al eyuually Fiidden ohrinkage of demand from con sSurers fer such articles “But the curious result of thes, niovementsa in our foreign trade for May i# that. deapite the general he lhef tu an inevitably declining ‘export surplus,’ the month's excess of ex : HP gen dee, Fu a Priests mp) ba. ag 1 ie TO CALIFORNIA --Golden State Limited to Southern California via ports over imports ix the largest of: : es . PPE, @ Rubher ‘1 orre ondin mon on record. : ee : 2 ‘ 7 21° S : . ; a | ot - ° . . a : , . ir corresponding month un record, | gen “ a istert Bot We R T y an dj S e T <i Paso short line—low altitude route—leaves Union Depot at 9:03 p.m. o = < " ovember , a i hs ; ir ’ } j 4 oe. i. . . on “ . . By Month since Inst Nove) ak tl etme da He to a8 bast es : 'hrough service to Los Angeles and to San Diego over new short line PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR me | “et Feat aM jeatern Marviay WESTERN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY transcontinental route of surpassing interest. Prosoncts ere begat | on: ey i A DP PREFERRED STOCK. | Famous Rock Island Dining Car Service on ali through trains uit and vegetable crepe far r o ‘quit on . , 7 Oo ae a a ae i ae J. P. FITZGERALD & ) : ake PS ae Soh ebe. ging flea tpt rine .P. PANY Exceptional demand for sleeping car accommodations. Make your ee as Fastern Canad where. wheat reports ere op- vi Order the Post-Dispatch-sent to || 487 BOATMEN'S BANK BUILDING Record wheat d 1 ’ re tn foviness. Borate Gucbes aed the gs tat | your vacation address. Your carrier will place the order for —— . *“tenel— where the violent fal! in prices fo: anniial cash dividend Certain Asiatic staples coincided last : we emiia Gales 40 Exchange Place, New York direct route to both Colorado Springs and Denver. Ss : . . es ~~ Rock Island representatives everywhere at your service. — Sage: Out worme end themselves felt. bit are Gsing every weapon known te agricur. _tarervoot 6 Spot Cotton. June 22. fog sp01. mere ~— ees also are doing wel! you, or your telephone request || ee eee ee St. Louis Offices: 320 North Broadway, W. J. Hennessey, City Pas 3 p! nternationa) a + 76% ) inter M rines, will have rompt. at : HILE the Post-Dispatch Investigates all Financial Advertising owe, Central lat ad | 71 < eneares ' before publication, ft necessartly cannot recommend or tn- ceneet Agent, Or Union Station. lowa atc rfg 4s | “ Olive or Central 6600. Ask for if dorse any investment or speculation advertised. The buyer must -_—_—o ~ en tnn an S——Sie 5 ] : | ' Mg Roe E Cireulation Dept. exercise his own judgment.
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* Ea ee ee ee Cale ee Ae eee War Le. ee er 20 . , 4 > * “ . 4 47 bd ; i s a3 ys "3 eee ee BREAK IN ; sss ce sane ir YOU FIND ANYTHING look in the Lost and Found column or. advertise therein. “@@ mAs PRICES ON #4 LOUIS STOCKS | Butter, Eggs and Poultry; | Produce Elsewhere ||{ LIVESTOCK _—| = on — _____ STORAGE AND MOVING SITUATIONS. —WOMEN, GIR . . 4 ‘June 2.—But I > OCKTAR ee D E A T H S | LOST and FOUND | SpvaNnce Moving Co., $4.50 eelege con- “io —_ hotel. Eva Ho pen Sem SF ver ien in restaurant SOUTH SIDE STORAGE AND MOVING “undsav wer woe + ©4 £=xAret fieor a) ° Followiug are prices paid today by St,’ NEW YORK, J ) . ‘ . ‘ ov Els » vine 2.—Butter: Steady; re-| NATIONAI, STOCKYAP ‘ne 29 | | Bank Clearings Lovis. commission houses to farmers and eeipts, 12,858; creamery, higher than " @2-1- Today's 4 ir at — oo ee Catt na . country shippers for round lots, Smail or- | trae, 58% GPW. creamery, extra (92 score), | calves aun. hogs "ro be gr “vt % ),; horsey $23.360.375 ders are usual:yvy quoted higher. OB OS be firsts (8&8 to 1 score), S8@5S7c;! and mula ‘oD a ee ee | an, a: ssn set ae EGGS—Firsts, country candled, 37%gc; do | P@ck!ns stock, current make, No, 2, dlc. CATTLE — With aviek June. ' hen ct ed ieee hai én ‘ & cases returned. 26 Mc. Eger ae dager & receipts, ¢ rine storage har : » « attle ye. 40 ae acl . ~s ) is j a F eouyial, vt Uunhe as. at a , — Vv stor 607, Sidney 235. ios) ‘omt.D) eviat : ; Aing Sane . . ‘ ste M4Re- irst 7 “so Se ; rné Showe: io «Imp e:mewts | aries, Mo ; Tr@, les; ei) saan , ; ; : P 4 . ; Th ' eho | con " el .— day cha nge to¢e : th io, were gtendy in the trading on the, , Bt TTER—« reamery extras, 56c: standards. ' Away eaalionah = ~ “3 er Peatey 2 Corn-fed stock moved with fair! Stewart ver ra ay aves residence, oe t amous-Barr's containl BRABLH'S $25.08) bended warehouses. Eris ere tt , b day Psi , “@), with ee tock Exchange today. The de- c, firsts, 48¢; seconds, 40c to 45c: ladles gh. » OXUTS TSS, SOE Ss 2°: | actior pialner araies found vir- es Se y mm S 8 ite Stier om bank . store vour furniture. $3 per tru Bomout Leogr ee —s d Oait also on ' 7 pecurities “as : ir. * packing stock, 89. : jrregular r -ceipts nag! State ‘ re I Top on heavy eateer« was ALMSTED r - Adaibert iH ALT I 1 B) r ae ~S eer a raward. furniture ae - omen te ee =~ tL wie fe , ea 4 Gey . marke . , a; je a iist © 16 #0 les trade. “ sini . nie ' ; } tty Ete a agin 1G. 345, it vearti adhts . ts «1 at ep im. . belove y, big ; ' “~ amr f haN ', #O0ll\laire diamond: rewaré ; ; t ert "Nn - "7 _ or wer ; me . ie te wer . off. 7 { ae ona the oP eee ee : . ~Few etraight __ run, an. Whole — a a Ne - —s waite and Le rae | eine up “a Bint Alistedt r FE ra . fe 1s) f “2 = =s ssii¥ 7 wg one [ihene dae aahetnlty ee k @ dav 2! Annie. 42429A Coed v maapee , ? a oe: a : . te : . : ' ‘ S40 oO eC. ‘ iv ST ac | is. ot! ict jo ave age rum. ani “ ‘ hae ‘yy i i a i‘or @] _— — i ‘ . ; “—~ + . . > ie . a see a -_ . ‘ = ’ ; ; oe ° " > ae . " esl = — 4 Aa Fa ve . lat the > at the- precedin day's. sales or last! tng to size: estugs, 0c: nf te - | OF cc: State whole rnilk, twins, held. si8 outside: Packer ton , I stoae _ BO ’ ertr Alm- AKPIN--I i, Friday, , be Delmar 3860. Lindell 4589. Laston au- GIRI--SIit, bY neat colored girl t do clean- icient advance fox “transactions of secord; = | hens and voung ~ ; ‘ e@20c; do current mwiake, epecials, 264%c wl ce gad he (ffering was age 6 “44 tino Ais : es t the ween avent dj . deventer. ' ing by the das Call Boment 2061h. aoti : - t ; > Pes . ; ay ' ‘ . jUATi | a i ly years nd Y mo fr in whe ' ' ie I trae ° —— - . " ee . tion ace et : ae Net rt «. , a0 average rur OR ic ine alleys. Funeral will leave semaine: are ilo + ALWAYS best service, moving or and GIRL-—Sit.. colored. naat. intelligent PR it ae ce , . ‘ods TH USCON y ov ‘. ; 2 poultry . ‘ rr co ye rolle rs, 48@ ? Fm 43S Hog mark et reacted uD ar } here mle e. if on mm an ‘abet mg A, : y 5 Ley aT . o — ku shipping Prosrer 8, R220 its e. fomont Pai i nto ii 8.ore or office. beormeont w : : - ——— Bs °: gecor! eon t res Steal wices unc , [ an active 7 ; om city butech- ut , Khe - wee + S&S Vvaengeiical val Se eipts, GB © ; southern triumphs, sacked, ‘ onsiderabl: UsineSs Was done early on BI IND Ente 4 oe ssaney or net rs ‘Flora court, Mon- ' BEN A. LANGAN hag On zs a ) . n ¢ x $16 ba: ik efused | aw th AND—Entered | rest arta Age GIRL—Sit. rivate swite? exer: ee uineas, young and vid , eastern cobblers, barrels, > basis used to follow the June 21. 19 Return to 355! FIREPHOOF STORAGE CO. - , “% us Mo ard ~ ve L Ay : ™ ~ 4 's - ay ; awa - - aan | ‘ A} et ft " oe tiie ‘ 1008 ‘ jdney a . firepro ‘ Warei »us ‘ riry ~ * by ex perien eu. Box Pr “ - ; ” i a on) 7 7" i “ ar d rr) } , tea Sik ne - : . ‘ 17 éefore noon BUCceedeq “at Pay, . ‘ E. ae aD. June 22.—Butter: Unchanged. | forenoon hoi: ; was $16 ° sind, dear husband of leita Rling he re 7 = ; . ss = ———_—_» | WOW In our hew house, 52)4 Deimar b}.ic62) Prove Part Y) - ss . . . ; @ ‘ Egg: } imher: receipts on Tus cases bi 11 rar >{ fr a . - : . lather of L#@lia des ” } ' s . ~ ; ] 4 , . Ost, SiOnGUay afternoon in ~ +. wee oe —_—- ——- = —S ae _ : _ : rice ni - - * 1 . Sere ’ , 4 ‘ - . ai 185 @200 lhe 5 onl 7 é. i ° a i? se " : mn i iZiNs rom Sie Uv @145.05. but "." ’ DP ul . 4 a as her of L.* lia Rizz , St ir} sf Re Gantt : ~t b ohn, -- p : 2 > i } cyl a ik? Sit by cojored irl for bo » & early 3 cents, 29! u i . coarse, heretics, etc,, 6@ %S% @3%'yc; ordinary firsts, 347 36c; at pe is Were there would be sates around $15.: énd Selma Matthewa, and our dear ewe a Mh. bp es A USSs tearoom, containing AMERICAN STORAC rE CO work or cafe ef ¢h idren -indell v1.4 i »X- ir ‘} Gl “a )@i a.50 OWDers card of intreduco . te _ “er “RUILRL- “it hy colored by the i e@a. Fireproof warehouse, Low ast surance: Hol Zuaranteec moving: @et our rate. 2315 Olive ‘, nt ' 761 (‘entra!l ¢S°ee bch) a Brandstetter, beloved mother of | rid) i } i ere of good volume sae a Si _ RRR ON Be. 5 . Ge to 12; bucks, 34 to Tc: spring °°" inciuded, S7@38c; storage packed, elore the close. Wig market. was iowe ie, age 24 years tio! ‘ rand £216W | ; | ( ° we J ‘ ty re 43% Eee try Alive. himher, OV iF, 4c. Phiiadeiphia ha ing a bearing on the ma S avyvenwe. Wednesda?, June 2” a © Iv s i E Doses Loat: tan, white and = ont atPs . i , ) oo 1 iegelee : » 22 r : ket . ] HOUSBGOIRL —Sit ceiered giri for factory rhe eariv indicatj : ¢ % 7% ; i ASPARAGI Ss— Home-grown hand bunches | ChaaAgRe rets le higher ; Pou! hogs sleAay to Quarter higher wit ,ivet pa fom, 26, A. ). a, ‘ 7 un r St eel 7 housework. SSebiater | -|. CABRBAGES gome-srown, @0c to $1 per | RHUBARB—Home-grown at lie to.40c per foe decline hoice crados. Culle and me. | 4u Vorel, John Branaate s. | and Franklin, Monday; Valued as gift frou | 1987 Boatmen's Bank RBidg.. St. Louis, Mo 7! 4 : ; - s. . ; i > Tica’ > ? “ar s* tha ’ i P 7 * : ; : ; la ' ‘ in law and une . e > Tlie ‘ sly 7) ; . ‘Orr ‘ ‘ ‘+ ‘YD 4 orry ; ’ ; ; aiid ¢ hiceroe ang tk 10¢ VEOPTARY | tras, 4] ‘yc! etorage packed, firsts, 41 ) trom the @outse!. strikes at Kaitimore en tuneral from the Leidner chapel, 2223 s¢ — . : - ce) eo Ry Mo wg) fhe saw impro a AS DS sES KAN@AG CITY Xs, ies . ° 4 . ° : ement ; i rm poh AS : iTY — M ' J ii : ’ : ‘ OSE Ee “F “ ere ol rower, ligush . Lec “a se ‘ Ww as a ‘i em? er of leffers “ ‘ a‘ it) ] drooping ears: anew are a : ge oy —_—-— . j oft: eecee tetas . m.. Mary | ae hl Kod, Diack stripea; Creer, FREIGHT FORWARDING CO. | tie Bit. for general ] ; ; 1 : 3 , mie ‘ | ? MIAT SD vik! i# ao | ite AY. - ‘ass car to Arh : ; ’ wre or bundies to KAidg 1, foo the short intes t , - c ) CARROTS "S01 diumt Kinds unchan oy Mgniny 1 . pale 12465 6 Central 6009 Omer seneral housework ; ousehot and automebile shipments we - = inde a tn considerably redness ; CARROTS—Home-grow oT, ¢ Bbis “ = el : shai “——FA0TNS-KFTOWN, eavc to Vsc per! ‘ he higher bon : * ee ‘ ys ier @ , : > am ; — - -_— - : * , . ~ " . - i ' ' ; Pe it il ‘ ’ I iv ‘ 5 . , — . ; ee i? ‘eports from Chia dozen bunches. 2. ™“: bulk of good to choice kinds fro; Swan ‘uneral We Ame r a ae Manchester orwarded ¢ reatly reduced rates to ( lady wits sma tf ander Was re : Poa! a _ = —-—— é LIF Lavy EF - Home-grow tr . $1 to ' - Hlome-grown boves at BOc to | culls SS ; 1 fat killl; shee . 4 er: : . " e reward; return 469 1) A } Pa fic (*oaat . ts. Texas. : . ; vers ha ak on] ; , la rm , 4. Wa tic nal Bank . “oe a see { vee ‘ per bu t p loose for ‘ " ° 5O0c to ' a loose : : ia “i ing ew eea . ‘e oh Ce { id fe - ' as = s pt 2 : ‘ ; ie ' a CO! ; ; : ‘em Ps io i la} ‘ ‘olorado : through Cat a. no eetti ’ . [ . Ji spe , folio ain) idea ct for No. 2: culls ; Pn De. SW ELT POTATOFS~— Alahama short A HOR (fering .. haenee . Rel} Fame a ill oY A! m4 bis « lives No. | transfer en route, aesuring eafe transports fiel Sei 7 y,CV0OW | CUCUMBERS ia a hampers. $1 teh } 5 poe at $2 for bright and $1.25 mewh al a Tuesday's tapgie 1 O49 1} ti tion, promp: and reliable service ‘e@2) ta Rox ¥.401, were °° oan : 4 Tr) ait : L. 7h: &. SOc M4. ° oar. ome-gTrown red nansemond at : itin aa 1 ™ ine wi , ; , ‘ Nera ! ' ‘ ly af eS l owt Sunday nien Rae: an. ’ ‘ys ’ “ . ical Sk c"p ’ oy ~~ ludi: “ ei Push 4 y AGG 3 Sa c Florida seun: and nancy ball, $3.50 to $2.75. ' anvythine ° fai yt Re, Gence, OF% onverss avenue , ‘+ , ’ e) WTTaWw 43454 ‘oan - LEC INC RY > RAC 15 ‘ A ). erty nok 9 ‘y - Foe, ae soy 4 : 7 . b - a z . . ms - > ~ 4 ’ ; ‘ ° ‘ . “ ™ ant? ; i . : ‘® »' COTS local an , : , ; ,Dacked at $1 to $4 per 1\%-bu crate STR ING REANS--Alabama hampers, $1.50 eo: > At a . ' ~ 6° ; Fireproof ware? f saf ‘ ith gtri : : a one | indell 2a ’ (iR SIEN ONIONS Home-growh at to $° of): Missisaipp!, “He aa) bo ion Ge | , bee Nh M@IT} . oo aT) lot ds f Faw = 7 . , b oth t, it} Steamer St. i ¢. fh. my e arenouses ' r saie storage Pan : ; r a seik Suey bu box, $3 to $3.50. 'LES—No action of consequen nl FB wee ee Ban) : = ne 20; reward. Delmer SUg6l..(c8) | ove mack. shie: eaevics efficient mamas Ce t. by trustworthy, mid a teed a ct Due noti or suner DIAM LNTER -ROOCH-— Lost, at! eatiefactors Cot an volt baede eur an ‘ “ep od cous; Smal Caen: ‘ i > ; ‘ } ry)? ; 17 Ws ; aman? : , 4 ‘ til tts q | Par : eo sir “toe . . , " nae ht ARDS. Nnteres , reel eta FhOMe, iberal reward. (rand-laciede avs, Lindell @@20. Delmar 47 309 bushels cor iocal #z#ng 18 ¢} ies ye eM at > ...., v00 per dozen bunches Rrownh py x, ; ; rou ' GREEN CORN—New Orleans at &46 pe: TOMATOES Texas fiat crates at $2 to - _ ais, incl@ing 18° 9m Ist pfa 7) | Darret, © | 82,25 : paratively smail in volume a SU0 tone Nava, 4 ((REEN PEAR Homeé-grown at $1.50 to &4% PURNIPS ew nome-srown flat. Ac per | ist Sina@il @ non the part of buyer " 240 er bu se f ine. T » i box; xlobes, 5°, f and 4° through r L 2 box loose for June. Telephone, $2.25 | End ion of \ : ' = ; adie prantiinaiieinanbemiaeaa | 2 late John M , Reena Th « ote i Frencl oodie, Saturday | Ms . ’ a ed eh the ~)" = al oe 4 inn ‘ 2 ‘ ; avs q " ; : pL GACT ‘ ‘ Duln (ash (cratn, ae ; se ae EV POTA TOES - e cogs ‘ey > aT S | ST ne WPERRIES—Home-grown berries, | : Me tal farket, - J. NAG LT Utiday rand 42013. te) PR O F re i0wer Spot wh a : : l i i “ed; . har short I ere 2 aS 9 75 er | ! ‘ pal ' ana 1 1K Trot a as “orm th raaicl i Sete so * - “e , mt } ine on ; id Soulard Mar ' ~ i ed 1 ae ofr > ale 7 mm. . ‘ ‘ . o - ~ « af » “ - . army FE! Home eTown. $2.75 aa) ’ i ral tat. ] i ‘ ‘ i . } . ’ ? | ‘ Soh eS | Nd RESS WN one Vad: esday $3 . ‘ ‘ . . ; and Sp +f 4 x Co. Tat pfd 2) . de ' _ =o - ~ ? i OF NO. 1. $.3 for 8 ar : 7T rt tray. a ~spe?r ‘ ! WS ory? a9 gi es % % f — , : ~ “a . ! } , a : od = . ~ m — rm 14 —owv ; : . A a . , > . : . ao \y er. ~ ot ee . , recs Pe 7 i why - _at - a... a es : } 4 I Ick PERS }. lorida 1 le bu crates a 4 5; J » crates, $8.75: fiat ios tes. &. ” 2 a. ‘ , ith, ee 7 , , ,. ° ' _ . a! i .e 1 : yj 4 if or 4A‘ im. PT \ i o ’ ¢. : ¥ brin Lie : | ; ATTORNEYS AT LAW ’ € , . , co,ore), eX, rien e! miter wheat, $2.86; No aim & Sub Ss.... cen. | OR BEN to 82.25. ‘URRANTS--Home-grown, $2.50 per 15- | $8 fetal Exchange ouotes: Lead inal; | Thoma ee SR ge eg ay | gee Pe eo ell J Eogpgs + 1, Buffalo, CENTRAL LAW BUREAU, 810-12 Chestaut UNDRESS -Sit., laundry x, Wediiee- i. «tO 3 corn $i . a - tas Oe ees * * sss Gor ee og oe re grown at > ert, oy > WA) anda in he eel ! j . " r} 7 : ' : _— } 7 ~~ > er aeteren nee ae - - _ : « bi y : - corn, $! Teh 1s BtOCK .....--- 26-5 sya KALE —Hor punches. . CHERRIES—Home-grown, 3.50 to $4] Louls delivery, | $7.40 bid | Piention and the tate Tako tf. fee where the cera mak ae vang oD 68Y | LEGAL matters, damages and pension cases! afier & p, m i eating, wing’ a «) w. Aseociation 6a.. t s—Home-grown at 40c to SOc per box | per 12-quart tray. t London-~Spot copper, £86 17s 64; fu- land our dear erandmatha, hn i. Fleming ; ; MPL reward. sss | carefully attended to; advice free 1025 | ‘ShPi por “eo $1.89: No _ : oye a reo ho: Oe PRACHES—Georgia Dixie queens, six-baa- | .ures, £8? 1 l. Eiectrolytic spot {£99: fu- Funeral will ¢ wage t pl ost. ¢-year-old child's, white pop- | Chestnut st 14)| FAUNDRESS~ Ladies and mens, ame} fellow corn ‘ t i ete 108 2m , ‘ Cer ¢ SS. Lee at jue. aAdnar “es ne ag . re Senaeaneiee he " a — - s Cotton. - . an RASPBER S—Home-grown red, $%4 to ! i, spot, £3. ires, {84 158.) day une %: 4 As ; ' rT . - — - L.98@!1.99 2 whieke. St. Louls Spot me uy MUSTARD GREENS—Home-grown at S0c &5: black, $2.75 to $3.25 per 12-quart tray. ine, spot, £40 fos; futures, f42. 10s, Se aes 5:30 a : bout fe —i > om CipCIO, | Pow DANCING colorel: or cleaning nee. No. 2 whi me eptton Was steady here tou BO; > ber bu box, GOOSEBERRIES—Home-grown, $2.50 to Bape ee oe ) emetery. | pegrs: - wleventh aha Meas ee ee Friday Boment = - Ite in ordinary, eic; few ait NIONE -New Texas cummer crates. No. ray. cok kas : GATZER’ et oe : te ge ge M iii aeces Em aes LEAT ew White oats. ? ; + middling, *; good middling, 0: yellow, $1.40 to $1.75: No. 1 white, $1 to AF’) i. BS--No. 1 bard ben davis tn barrels | Prices Inactive on’ Paris Bourse. June | oO ta ‘ mn Monday tpt Sag 24. 0 ean, reward. _at 3 - > © Tithe rieer eee seuew, Si to 81.46 30: No, 2 do at $7: Tipe and | June 22.—Prices were tnnet | Gatzert BERNHARDT'S—Dance nig {ne lie i ‘ & = | Bad? Tea mong . > . . > . ~ - | «i, , at . yer, Central v¥279X; i4) Se ‘“ ight housewors Eda | —— -- - -__- : for baa bo) wily. Bex -u6e, 4; hy mood ; oored woman, references, Pomont O72, _».* —— wollte” a ae —" pan r! > a ae en + * _—s ee i i i uN to dance in 7 private lessons for $* Nich as, 40164 Deimar 5 ee . ~ ) aad « ~ Paewep or ™ —e «- —_ ored Wednesday. undies bring home es mt ut | ete. ia. Via the 4 ={ . j ‘ 1 > ’ ‘ sa ; 4 (,mt rs : ie i¢ : Sal ie Si. -Home-grown, Ise per doz. dumuged at 84 to 85; wills 7 $1; ' Rourse today Three per cent rentes e Ketterear and rT : et ' » While, large, Gark PHuUrBGays, cootest piace, if ete - ee rhe ina ' ' ; ©, piled ‘turn: reWard, S8Sl7A tlemen, 35c. 8UO5 Par : + 2 “9 -" - ee er , a . yf 4 le Z ifrom store. nt ' ‘ ; ‘ °, francs ‘ ‘ bit} o 7 } . . «ot 7 raln Marketg ft. fouls Lead and Line. RADISHES—-Home-grown tops, 25e¢ to 30 o % ah francs je Set RAE fone E Ponte meee PaaS. was quoted here today at 8.10. Slab and iong white at 25c to Sie per dozen WATERMELONS—-Florida, $2 : 7 “ALOK, ntfines The dollar was va s reported af bunches vs : at rrtey CLASSES — lrincess enpesreness, wae. every Tueeday and after 7.40 bp. m., Bemen ‘ward. i" summer: best inatructors: _ . aidan a i electric fans ERR as enn By eee nes o' a)! a “— os “= \T Wants vor® 4 da, | 4 at ball park, Sun-!| PRIVATE lessons any hour. ‘atest dance: mek: | ersity City preferred. 6827 (@e- rand 5164). oa @uaranteed: reliable oldest achoo) 1901 tT es ark ar on| ervette Oy. iS. AL NURESS--Sit. by colored laundress: Ate a ’ ath ar *\ Phone’ PRIVATE DANCING. 4415 Washington bl1.: | class; Wednesday, Thursday, Friday bo- , llageman: Kiizabe ‘ anne | Sie c) | Muaranteed in 6 lessons. Mrs. Miller, For-| mont 605K |; dore a hHiangwemat +1) ' . Nf . rewar: = sha, | eat Drahind umes EE II FA 6.) LAUNDRESS Sif oO) , ; van (nee Hiagwemaun), © dear mot} ' ee: ES SUMMER DANCING SCHOOIr—Private les dies home or go out. Hazel Turner, 3 ¢ yrandmother and int. at the ¢ fi LACE~Lost: two yards fine net lace. 9 in. | _20m8 any L.our;, Class lesaons every events Finney av, eS bn Saag = j 7 , 50 competent instructors. (Arcadia, Son! LAI NDRESS~ Sit by first-class “lope te oneal ~ ~ tee" 4 wT). at treet ‘, | AMlo.. ; Y Lt) ? HAGEVMVANN aa lune 2] 1a? Ce an John jion's 'p inmy é eS. el Mees alte eds aleaien ne Sete ee lored, to bring bifn- mae Fe 1 ¥ ; (785 years. ta ad PS, 4 — ; No. & 1 . No, : lon: $1.8 7 : ‘ “A, -. mi rial. Send - : a j ik j t } mn } 2 & _ . P , 5 : . Lal i ‘ . SI ‘ ; . ine 22.- linseed gg . ORE wer 1S required to plow ‘ge TE le i-th. Pa! ym Jiermnan 5, : Iilinots Clive at. Phone Lindell = Leomunniaienoneeiiae’ | lnundress, Wednesday, Thureday and : 0: Jul $3.42. Sentomte s : e pe pene : ; . } Ms > llallayville bil. . . tr Pely ward, (e) De ; n 4 ts pnd at Sane | day out liomont 2605, S32. hid. Oats iC : Mamata a, tnence tO ' MIS\OURL LICENSE PLATES—loet: two. | noting Academy, 20th and Salisbury: | goo" i. in aanall San ie . ae the fields of America than 1s Eetany Cgmetery,” Haiathvey and Riedy |S, shogh Viti: AENEM ny TBE STS) | clean econ tuceday and Friday evening: | SQ. Goin gral fauny Bertha GM, de pag ae Pease a member 5 ee a 2 | &@&iso private lessons all stlinimer Central | ——s — - - ee : ly Ghost | SOTOR CYCLE PLATE it, : MORAG). Trier 902. Mra. 7. Clement. (efi) | NURSE-—Sit. in private family as nurse 6F ‘ ; m. dune 2 Wheat: Ne : = hard. $2.739:3.76- Non ° e - e ss ihe » os Ww. TT zi ; | . —— ’ , . ‘ , (Hap 4). “oe “—— - ) aor | f h h } hn VIC W O t eC eCcrease O e ian- P a rhe TR a ys eisai af . . ; is ee Cees Sn! . Star I fust can’t make ty feet behave * . need st mrapher; Al references. ex a eo Rn Se a so tamete ney teh EP Pts { atnec took a term of lessona at Adains’ ivate ' ‘Os ispateh $1. xed. $1.7 Hos! ital; reward 4: d wary ) ot & os Py } OVE . . 7 —— - . — iv I an ing PCigeol, ana ) WwW esi Pine bi. ’ " [et RETA RY “TENOGURAPHER-—SiIt. at-« Th. » { @ white, $1.11; No. bite | ae e . bd bile, J 25, ( June 22 Wheat No. 2 oa QO r th f h » . ran: je ‘ ~— Re —~eRSGEemeneE rng WOMMAN-—-Sit.. embroldery work or any work eer | easily. With hand labor the time ier Margaret Stary" atid. wi ‘Markets or on Mian negton Car Sk: | DERETIVESERperT ahuioweoe invete | WOMAN RIC. embeelaer : ] ° ] nh da im f° ~~ ieee Baw = a — aa ca m4. —-~ gnting: reasonable. 4623 Newberry tr. to do at hom ts al ° d d b h | f > i at Sg 3 ao ie 38 at; etween JOO Partner Foreat 7594. Detrmar B370X. conv) WiIiMAWN , by colored: suburbs; stay on S VO Srl , , =") ' i Mm ar ;? Tw: } hanwe Ridg rewar! (‘all = Pore qa oe ee ne - ; Den cog ' P On ; stoc] Ta Y i. Bast “ye On) - ie , wr ; , a, a. hee ae “ ank for 3g ER ho veatimating. Mise Jackson. S002 Cates WO MAS sit | want to do laundry work; Slew woh BL PA) ME. LT ha (4) references. Mollie Turner, 1122 N aif SE ee a ne een | Parlev— Maltin a, 31 50@1 69. feed an a ee — na fomont T1048 TS : Forest 34°64 KIRCHNER -Fntere . , fi ps ’ tusediaw tek. tae : 3 1 a fs | | on t he, comtainins 4) investinat- “ a: | | simtvis ee sehen: | & ORN MARKET | refe , : | wheat WadaS a ittle Over three hours. dav. June 21. 1020. at 2:30 pm... on Page car, about 10 p. ia; contwining 3 | DERBCTN mee : GET Cae i LED AT THE CLOR With 1 , ry 1 aie Mina Kirchner, and stepfather of | skritt— Lost; hue siiki_on Calon ear moing | Mae oe none 1 Te) a ee ee - poem ; ‘ | ith improved machine this has a "of i *) fed rand ¢ Madi ‘0 te | thes ay a. bs ree ’ oa MEDICAL | a . : F WO MAN Sit general housobort atin taeiy reationee 6 -s ‘Lis Tost, tortoise shell rim, in 3 N AND GIFLS cared for during con- | f : eee | | | been reduced to ten minutes. Power ioneiatien Wednesday June at ee cone ta | ave th o Bethat ; tery. ” com, Sees So ~ saliviers car ine Bong finement. Liberty Hospital. 4267 Delmar. A ELP WA N T FE D a ‘ if Frank |} ‘22 ae . machinery has multiplied the power “Marcin late» agers nonse coos cer Lit okt Ritual tte Shit” Bk Aose, | DRESEMAKING AND MILLINERY inelined look for- get fo exceed bullish ~ WFEIELDERS -On “M-iIn. Diack oe from : ters must be first-class Welders; Prone Olive mt strenuous advance. ; . : ‘ ; BD ehicn ne my of man eighteen times ANG, ersere pentes. dose | Sa scasca sui Same pals we Sanus] ae ae ' a Bike y . » 10d ‘ws g + ‘¢ . ae mm nm, . . Mor . oe ir v rnatertal, 82 each. 220 ‘Tisco be vage* and Working ¢ onditions Ab- t ; . . Km +t ird-working girl le : by to}. >. k. Souther Iren Co., Hamburger end * te) in‘) our dear n a1 , 1 : , , - os >. i, a : ; Pinging rt, Pprom, _ ne Sook a = . PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISING BOLICITOR —On the biggeet After openir Th lj . ° Funeral from family resiaen : : } | 3 j ER TISING C IR - te including @enteand > e O e e t e O VY lan place, on Wednesday. o% ae , | | miali, gold ie weekiy in Missourt. Watchman-Advocate, Market continued to deans gasoune engine is 8 ty ges ciples epg 2) flor, berween Whittler and Taylor, LEWIS C. CHAPMAN Petroleum Geologist, | Clayton. Mo. AB ere Dewriahl¢ affected by hha e e e > 7 ; : { . Wii! in ,ate) rnone i eat jand ty ay Son Centre oer” * ADV K RTISI NG MAN gratin. Quotations on } UI —mntered Into res NGAYV, « wow d sitet an ag. mt us . wae . . @ as # counterbalance. » power unit embracing all Teg Te- ing gala fi i llama a . ' , el “ - nm Lake THEATRICAL b. concern, ts ~~ ey tt 10 . ar as “ i ea ‘ . ws On iti eimar 817 r ; iff ~ | : ons as ‘ i } open on ie Ave : yoring developed. The ‘ The man wanted y a stinctive copy and have some 2%¢ to &igc net lower, witht aay SEO ew wee S ee Areas , = en bin 1.79 'e and Seotember $1. ‘ S O ar WO ° : . | F OU N CG ; Bre] AT; INT a \ Vy 2 ry ri lk '£ ] cy ] : bb ith | ; tn ; ’ Ww : McCARTHY— Entere 1) rent di Tr] Fis rah nee ine , le like swimming in shallow wate ~~ to offer it oral. salary at June 20. 1920, at } : ri. - os f . "7 Bay ~~ , sak™. yee gy aie ‘sa a “ol . } hed . ' rr { chance for advancement, ie lor ra tj r¢ »? ’ ‘ “ - 4 ‘ ‘ csat yess . ‘* : . de. ines Lee) oral “a Seb Odeon Bide. Estabitehed 1% . @wivine full detaiis in © a lc * ae ow vo) A It looks as though it 1S up to gaso- Funeral Wednesday. June 29, at 6:30 a. | ee ee MOE ar Powers f gost miarepreecni, hes Tyutirie® treated conndentally, Nise Twelfth ree to 8 leh hurch, heater 1 eit N le ¥-2v0. Poat-Dienatch Joan ween ; = : | b- ak thence to Calvar emeter UND BY POI F PT. . VIOLINIST —S! Ine R90. Powt-TMenatch AIR Bil St] (SPRAY \— MEN ine to grub-stake society. Se a once | tee Se |e a a or . aiehty-fourth year, beloved mother ot LO YOCK At Firat District, BERS, DRILL PRESS MEN ig year, beloved "mot CTO LICENS) Central District, EMPLOYMENT URS, Lh MEN, F hand-labor has b | , eral, and’ wiandmethes of George. it] % KEYS ON RING—At Firat District. | HAND SCREW MACHINE Or ha an} za Or sort awl ]Quintal Jr. Mrs, Rov fut’ (nee Quin’ | PROWN COLLIE DOG SUT Pentalonal. | WANTED MEN AND GENERAL FAC. Ing he farms and . | |S Burial at Kirksville, ave cenit | pinata ‘ ~ TORY HELP; STEADY; GOOD I flower if MEN, BOYS Ope . ‘pe hr flowers, sore eer > occa ianinda ee ..|WAGES; 54 HOURS WEEK. has been taking its place. evavrn tage pe i ga, gui: | BUSINESS CARDS } scoostiss a preilgorn dee St LOUIS CASIL REGISTER, pearly. Seloved hustind of Gertrude, Suaais |; as — | postinge: ‘financial statements, auditing: 9971 TUCAS. fe) | . yg ert erate rs witeninr end He EK ot AE aha > better: | ARMATURE WINDER: Must beé Arst-clase ‘7 limit on the ealary we hKettrmann, * S ; i% N i . al. ) CR, hte pien Li lhe + if P va ‘ Vi dhe - | i” , " n a O e an ar ] Om- rs, u and Warry Ls and GLORE CARPRT CLEANING ©O,—2t24 ” last position 8 r on .¢;, and d. co. winding: in enewes Oe nt brother-in-law ather-I Clive Bomont 852. Central 4984. —s i c8) 4. Pea -Disnatch eta iv pe ogy Fe oiatier “del al dear brother, s\ onal 2 Poat-Tie wee , grendfather and uncle, at the age i M AGO Carpet Cleaning Co.: carpets reno-~ BOOKKEEPER a ally . ert ie mx Kev - ~ ® . : tk aavy F y. Lindel! mail set be years’ experte : pany ndiana) realized that if UN fs Wednesda June 233 at 8:30 a rie 4h) new. S620 Pinney. Linde — ne > an ta n of te =" Rox R-hl, sl ' oe ite: every Opportunity afforded — ; 4 a) Ye -—-+ ; Write Huockbee-Meacs farniiv residence, 1208 Montgomery —¥ . be close cooperation between the 23. at 4:30 a. mn. Henzy folp, Neleved | “work for a real pride and be guaranteed) stad i ee husband of Olga Sein (nee Froman), dea! itisfactlor . B. Willian 4727 Page... oar : te posit ie oat WASHERS —Fxperienced. aa! - of Aima it2in Sein) Delinar M247J. Forest S166R._ (2) | CHAUFFEUR—Sit.; wants posi™ er per week Auply 4028 Delmar: tq» ‘ how ‘ "> = 4 . eis , , - - - _ = - ‘ hee ci re . { i : yates famy; © Tray TOMOBILE MECHANIC riret-ctese iy; bh f - there- = ra | sou r ih begutity ng. Halts : ie 59 ‘ars. 66.50 WIRES 6 reoms, with beautiful \ wing, ssitiehers '« ; we Rint cele ° Company and the iarmMer, ] } . Bie , ; . ; r hy a . ' 4 at 3 ¥ fletnres: two . nah evwit hea. one 3 light “Toh he ry : *xperjene i . = ~ : Wagon Nase Fren: ny Hey gh , F avennelt , : hower, two 2-l!emt three l-light: hand- ‘ , y f at , ~- - : ’ rr) ennein cna . snower, two .2-i:k . tnree i'k A reootriing n} Oo ets - D iT : , K ; " - ' : ; ‘ ; ‘| ' HA -1c‘S Papertetn *u. a . » enn? esa. tae Cherokees treet, o New St. Matt ' sone chains, te 8 if necessary Cs Tree ' © ¥O i °’ veara’ per ” , , , fore the Company proceeded to GCemetes y ‘ he June bug and have it done Oilve babes y Une oy ae Renn f° r Rup aod Bervice Le ig N Fut . ? . ° gai ‘olumbia @lectric ing a i ——" Wet aw na pRB FLEMING a ee reasonable. 4450 Enright Fores D4 19M ACKOE rik HELPER A voly _ CEMETERY LOTS Hlormann 's Wall Solution Sit., colored, hones! reilabie; best 4) ‘aa tit Hi. P ba With surge eave. avoid the cost of redecorating the In _of references. Bomon! LotOR finn) mn snoring. ms * tJ - CEMBPTERY LA‘TS—-Six, main entrance; one . « noiled by the soaking PRIVAILF. Ski Sis or offeoe mat HLA‘ KBEMITH. FF Wet-omaee eiicound e . . oe , ; ‘ 4. i f ' t I e I ( )- center $125 eacn Rox R " _ Post Dispae c Ps per a the br! ks This tro \e is exper) ager thorouagh|iv axperien ed wishes poe- Lit ou tee" Forge Co. ni ; , mmense S S em O eo os pa oat the present, and there is nothing, tion with established bHuriness would = tr and f ’ 7 : , rmann’s Wall Solution. Tt also im) veel, og a. BLACKSMITHS AND HELLAS ; fie). a’ awed Ae : p . . nanager - on quae Cree! — Mill experience preferre! fey nation ” Bhes kan! ” O17 @ Lith ee ifornia via t 9:03 p.m. short line AF a tp ei ‘ s,s * - Lit} I ~ AOR CRAEE I, wnt Seine for 510 ono ft ror non Information and proposal n ere Re IT IF A aC eA «AIR SAR te RR RD a mae ta by thai > we — . distribution of gasoline I cdi ag: | PRSGFRRADER SN ocporianced. Ei Tl , A atom =o your waun 22° PROOFREADER - Sit experienced, English . man and ‘ry ori TOR 2 ~- A ’ eet, ae " . . - 7 ® duction and dis ution O PERSONAL soe a eee oor | g9f, Apanieh, wishes position. Phone Grand) ERS _HELMBACHER ROLL —— ‘. ~ninaeay Sidney 2148. 4 «ee eens — ; an and other petroleum products 1s ETC re Raper tits | MT aaenimaa a ae: (NG MELL, Barton and De “= Py young married man. . « rf r 4 py 3 | xpertence buylnva r Tan Kalh at fe. : -ROPUSALS—Office general sp PRINTING AND ADDRESSING f ot @ | reference mW 4 . a ee complete, installed and in oper- SEALED PRQPOsALs ome geaeral tp OF an Ta ee ’ . Poy Sea ed proposals wiii ! AAi-Cheanert pace in town for Orin j “tha Ss na arbesran "i. aa Muet be Al. neat taps. : ' ‘above address, 1} a. m., Ju McGill! & Co.. 124 N. isth s entrai : ‘ong : : 4 rr wo eo : | 5a thaseusnte aanemiamed . ation now, when it 1s needed as moe ee crate cited ibaa ete Vike: | oss ost hangers, Sealer tak Bd . or office apecialty ow*e ti ietac te: ers . or bon! ° at sary want > bet F may be had upon applicatio felt STOVE REPAIRS in eietecndt Gpemnienten srt pea Pt. MB. rw % et] atetck - a ~ . : “eT . ; - a es a oe AWYTELESA * ha bine t 4 never ore. SPECIAL NOTICES A G. RBRAUER SUPPI y CO. road. Fteg V-805. I pene "s aa ly Rex Ce ow Gta tot; "oNeep td ‘ * = FR . ts ahs wart your ; . Th r c~evtat (“ail Renton iecve ™ : . @rar , sta. envaire 116 £18 N Third st (e®) d eu.’ Par a | Pe! eona'tl = - ~ « ~ SPECIAL NOTICE- On and after Satu pred _Gtove repa ce. Ba Seitsial ~ wae to é a on nits - ample carrier: muet be he w June v 920, T.- William ‘Tempeim . FURNACES, HEATING, ETC. ; oat .Thiepatch per & Apoly St. ia@us Portlan. a | will not be responsible for any sents con aia le . 657 a ark “- “== Ee ack te Rag BS o” itaden Ny ted b my wife. Tena Ternipeime ar on \ ACE REPAIRS i ’ G » ‘ if wen ou'e#icGe : ms ae _— . RE . — a Standard Oil Company | trac y wht : TEMPELMEIER. (2 toyal. A) and all other makes. Pee e R113. Poet-Direpate . ree ae a 6 a a ‘ pen: mal aan ee ? wi! not be WM A TIPTON, 4048-50 Easton fiom FOUNG MAN—Sit.. 20 years oc would like : ca’ " pea naidie tor ‘any ‘debts contrasted - k to have pesttie® im rasrene Se heed ~ mis io ern ‘rank raking. 7 wacee i / diana) | ee ‘ite Zimmerly WALL PAPER CLEANING. ETC. partment or shipping-room work! have had oo Ee ee ara A Wena n | wit THUR G. ZIMEMRLY, 2708 Osceola, | Bs ' ' ss cae | ta ee ee R-13, ee Prueh to, 218 Chestaut rex e 1 , 4 cn ma areren att o Sean $1 room. oat- Dispatch mh RA... BA” ALM + 2 és 4 4 b Til. Tune 22. a 2. ———E 3 ‘# ARAN | , 2 . wes paper Ay ening, re ee - “ : “~~ iw» ts work iv shipping eee ead -e 910 So. Michigan Ave., C icago, PECIAL NOTICE—I horeby notify the pub- Miller. 4011 Page. Lindell ss aie & ~ - %, HF "an Ford car, must have exerience, Agpl; — and all soncerned that from thie dete ROOMS papered, £5 yo: Work guarantees. | SEO Oe ie i. or va te dvat New Ere difp. to. Ml Lucas seeee I willl not be reaponsible for any ens Vietor U4GR, 4057 B. Grena , = ent where *« se 1 mn furnish } BRLOWPRITE MEA chert Weges pelts fnctedl hy my wife ar@aret Ske ‘ - » «tt. ~ G—Promp! serve ’ 7 t > : Ta pane bo vec me ctapatble of erect, cap she ARTHUR A. SKE® in . A Tg. . eg LBA os TIGIR. «cS > blewpipe systems. Beg J-200, P.. ? { : ’ June 19. 1920.
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: - = c ‘ as fags | ad my oy Mec)” os , “ d ‘ é es WHAT IS IT THAT DRAWS PEOPLE TO THESE COLUMNS? a a. ‘Advertise here and reach the right ones. WG mee 4 4 o ve LABORER -W hite: $18 pe week: come. 4 Apply St. Iauls in and Shee | Metal Whe t ~ r dd @iered; $15 S20 wees a! af ; a eet, i. +. “16 ~ : a — a ; ME x | we. 1h te } ‘ _— co WwW » one WhO can drive ) *l'é ‘ ic 7 ber Co... Fa at. ane wWwanas Scke. SS” | (oS _ »t wt : »* \ order cepart = automobile; apply in person. fon, Mo- | » ot ee ba 4 ABORERS—Ask for Mr. Brooks, Lewin Quer y for Sahat. pureed be mavled ow eek beforehand. \ N h —— s -_—-- . a or eee ‘1. A or (ar (ta. se) jor fore en shipment; met handy “Metal is ¢ forpora tion, Main and Branch. (cA) 4 —— ae ew ere 34 pas te ial LE? nin or w are ouse Ww ork, Ap- 4 ; .? j 2) pi the .e . J ” 4% _ W rie I l M > NX WAN . re ieee six. Paer & —— came ne BOY—To learn grinding and_ polish ing cut: : - LABORERS White ay k. A x 3.— ki n En-, ij hy ibition act. i As ‘ | wl St. leu = anny: ae for bri bor token Ww ith hammer ¢ and saw ; good pas ’ : vl Vv RER! cept Ce iy NaS Papin, (ed) 4 ike acnane ee Ing in favor of eet | me pte eadliat i ee oe ply 2d and . Ashley. ( C 2) ———e eee 7.2 as {_ lI te AG {) & Al, TON? . ‘| ING M EN . LY ¢ Gpply factory office, Ohio and wianey steady work. Apply Employ- LABORERS—To work in lumber yard: also i E: B.—Hugh Gibson is the Amer!- bers of Congress making a total of — Nae 3 oe Pane over 1A years of : POR! ia ae ns = Renee aeale Webs Saperier or inexperienced. ‘jag > fh TO WORK 1 BOYS—OVER 17 YEARS ¢ OF “AGE TO OPp-!ment Dept. TR AFFIC MOTOR, 1a Correll Work. ADS Ait Baw Ute. (od | Can Minister to Poland , 176, overriding Wilson's veto. There ore ‘Servion. Hane to Oklahoma, | | 5 Washineton. c} | ie steady ‘abr | food sen BUTLER B SEES ON NIGHT a “apg spay i — iaeaaiegs ‘cul . . | were 29 Republicans end 26 Demo- | Arkansas and Tennessee ' DERS— oe fhuachar Wa Nand laida et. ; Manlewood. ni (eR) ih _— merit. the Senate the vote was 8 Repub- +i | aeeine sa mbnckase _ conteliner neation ; , : Hy. oe ss . rs TRA MSTER Hard wao4 yard: “e a — “3 . ME XN a r ors. “16 OR 17 YGARS OLD VOR | tee, Ererting Ce... 322) toe (e2)' L tn tte ae work In 2 yard. Apply | | S. G—During an ipepostion ‘licans and 27 Democrats overriding || chance.” for advancement. Ph wer t. pava h Saturday, If vou ar Scheve_Lbr. (o.. Hall ana Gm " NG os - PEAS ENE, Eee gests: DERTAL LABORATORY MAN | sigeecy Poems Se OS = OG | sip ans otrances trenches OMe | he vee iene ee mactaie Te || eee eeeceeeme as aa | SPS tear = conte er enn) aaa us gaecion Se aaaiwork. SHAPLEIC . . x _~ Chae ee » ; send . ’ , = i “eee —- - . rov 1s, i “(s0 UL ‘ shevings: bri uP 2 ix Pershing Was under fi re. Democrats voting to sustain: it. MEN—Two, neut-appearimg, do adver-' ~ e;, can haul rb or ‘niahe ial od Bed ays contain silver. [In formula, 4 | work; experienced brick haulers can earn CI ANIXG OFFI CES Cal work: . steady ow vaeen Elec . ; oo. 2 D ° : y th i 1taG*! 1nBe a. | lent living conditions. Bcx J-250. Post-Dis. LABORERS White and colored; good || lation, however, is not yet com- jt is an amalgam of :nercurv and ood WARES; eteadvy work. Hydran!'s Press | =. FR zy; _ EY WW ——— | ee ee RRR! Ge ess Cal oR ted aa cee) | I pleted. tin. 1. A sheet of pure tin foil '| Prick Co.. No. 11 plant, Kinzs algiway and | APPLY GURY. PM ST-DISPATCH nina, Ment year pee Apply} _—— BOY 16—OF FICK WORK DISH MW ASHER--Man or woman. 627 N are ya | PLAN T. Wharf and 8 4 AGENTS WANTEC Good chance to advance quickly to re 3 Mtn oo at ai tarry, Gra ite Paces : sdrermant (| plaw by Edward Moore (1748). The to “be sil ered, is spread eveniy On || N OR WAREHOUSE t.¢ . — nelble position; heif day Saturdays. 2128 DISHWASHER--Man to wash dishes. Yol) e netruction Co. salle eles ek? || Plot is based on the false report of 4 perfectly plane stone tabl e havin . r ~~ 7 oO nena ini “ enTS—Larse manutacttr Washington, Hae 3 (&)} Franklin 7 BRO! RRS. Set pain gon Gees aewine. 1H the death of the foundling, Harriet! a raised edge, and is well cleaned jj; WORK. ML ST BE STRONG. - . ‘ " Pius CLERK Must be accurate goll hosiery, underwea BOYS ISH WASHER—Night work. 728 N. Vande At pe mF aici Boe an nd le wing Wednes- | | Raymond, whoin reality, u nder the from all dust and impur ity. : The c ‘TT PP L ES ae ‘O. 600 SPR UCE ) x NIGHT AND DAY \. Apply in person. Newell = z skirts. | wail a. bong - — venter LEO 10) | dav morning. Everman Const. Co. |) name of Fidelia, was sold to a vil-: foil must be free from the slightest = ~~ UINNER'S HELPER-~Apoly Sant Berita for Siew York - ent weet reer te K | DISHWASHER- Night. $12 per week; po | j-\RORER:—_White or colored, SOc per ~{!} lain, and finally rescued by Charles! flaw or crack. The tin Is next Cov- i EN. ie r st : ik. ee : PORT ERD iINNERS—STEADS JS30e- Broace se): a wor Sonteet Kraployment Dept., oot N eetelinw wyaurl 111 Ni. fa et int AD v4 + i Fe * | tt Belmont. who miarrifes her ered uniformiv to a depth of ‘°‘s se : Or §& lop W ork Appl ‘ OOD w AGES. WESTER é oe. To learn NaewUranee BHOEK CO... 17th and Lucas. (e2) | aren cnn ene —- +—---- at qual ry; O10 resaa. iyerman > gest me ; ‘fan inch with mercury. preference , APPT Y SU” (©.. 214 N eT N 8st ; ly guarentee 1; miso ' AES EUR: pcp: DISHWASHER-—Colored; $50 per month,! struction Co O. K. 8. N. D.—-Ora Lewis, serving | eo = gay : BEALL P RESSE D ST ke n L, : . ' I le a Sipe Silat al e expr a mew : - being given by some to that con- lINNERS—Experie: ced ght works t To of Baltimore, 122 | previous overa Y¥ | room aid board wh es! wood Country Club. TLARORERS—~-To work in factory. F. ¢. ||P a life sentence in the penitentiar * a! a 7. ‘ BO S W Al ST ED tiie Take Me e Riddie & Bre. Carpet Co., L406 Hogan. ''| at Tofferson City recent! 2 + eteenate niBe S Stall proportion oF Se CO., 4: 04 N. second. c SCR GGS, a eck; highest ces paid, = ———- - : eee j " . hy a +? oy ’ o vii nso Be ’ iy - 25 ’ rT; »T ; a’ Ovi. i« - — estan pies i‘o . 2d aed , ry . , “i Strong boys to work m pressroom ; ra ween 18th and 19th, O'Fallon “eh , ed to escape. but was reta Kk eu along = Ne ; freed fron =%% Meems \I KE a T “d - k i} ‘ Bers \ \ \ | ER \¢ rye rene i a I (ha mbhers, ee M SALESMEN WA raf “)D RR A IN J ; with his companions Rov } enis 3 7. , ee a : ‘ «t ‘ . ’ , + 4a xe a ‘) raw i! Ds, piece * ‘ 4 1 IOR | . who dy. ER Fire’ rlueve airound. s. . dich , " school boys need not apply Appts ABORER Rs A‘cloread. men for ehipping, | ss ‘Teas and repolished i -eSs: . . ' : im ee } . L si pure ‘ . ’ ts ry it anrernc . +o yr. , ‘ ~— «4 4 aise . x - ”, 4) ‘ 4 a Oe ee state Wweges in rs: tars : “ae + Expertence rT) pressroom, Post-Dispatch. Pg) |. POR LARGE WHOLESALE MILLINERY | “painting and stocc departments: steady |!) Ger A brother, Frank Lewis, died | '%, (ten carefully alid over the me work, UACLEDE-CHRISTY. BARNEY coher need aipir. RW Wega RAMAN Ee en 20 Fes wit oaas Conatioene ul 4 HOUSE. APPLY MR. ZUKOSKI, LEVIS work. Apply Employm ent Departme nt. - rag FOR. rother, Frank lewis, Giedi worry This part of-the work re 1900 e h (aD | ‘ ; hia, ve i et a ——— — 7 OY QO | . | Zl KOSK I MERC. C©., 1114 W ASHINGTON, ‘afr Mot 0° Trrec Ls ( ‘ory : ON. 2a. (cD) in the county jail at Topeka, Kan., + ‘ and erience : io ane ester ay. Cs! we cece aammeans ‘oa , rsME™ Por doh _— 3 » ih ver 6, Ww ith Sone eX } , TS AY ‘ ": ‘ . ‘ . ee ee age a : - } Detober 1918 ' . vlog a Ti exp +e 2% ' “ ~ alas Tiwyt, MAKE ad a ” : unt and emmnmiesiceh .o : DRAF M. AN-—-Uave permanent position for | 7 AR ORERS—To sload cars; plecework, tad ciingha hg MR bubbles, az en M RN -E xperie i ¢ r me - rience at ¢ na a, oo fm Olive. Lindell §t*> perience 10 handle yeneral nag omy By ical draftsman, state expire : al liso few vara Lite : road regee. “4 St. : ma KE. WT. B Sr. roy T l"niversit - i me} ere not na f 1! . MN | eT nee ( can jactory vA; r . — ent - | ones on P at mw ork iad & B. “ 7 aM + = _ a *s ve | Fite Past-Disvatch ted In first ietter. Fox | Louis Malleable Casting Co., 7500 N. Broad has a course in wireless telegraphy ‘y time f theraia: » bublh! ein: ouble eAMmers a} n. 23 Loevst at. is | —_— —— im: 4 wood boxes. A office work; permanent position ; TB a a mee |. RS i ; (c2) ' 1t takes frern six months to a year Lge rateh re 2 paaration as tas : n T dou - Beemey a and i R-—-Must do repairing: good pay. LOOL DESIGNERS —For fig and © a. . e DR iY Fr bed SS Ke or ir j i reutes. Al sit Pevely . ‘ - * ss . ; - e! " é : ; T : i i] : rh hy ait = puns ‘ ry rora A, * ‘ ‘Ty | a soe . : 0 v4 rin " , ti ' , w. ad oO ortut it in PF tr NERS— sae ~ = © -4> a a oo . , y ‘ | eas . “ly Qh € y , Q\ | ng on the abilitv displaved. On- ily scomplish the remainde BTS waa age ~ ~ ’ » RS For : i miavion basis. fox ! SUS (08 Ad Garee Ge cachine to deliver Hel hooks. | HOUSE, 809 S. Eleventh at. (c3) ||| Score ate atationed wherever |in cay, The giase plate is loaded | MEN—For general Work in the |PRESSERS- For Hortman pressing machine. | work: aiso mechanical Qrifte—eEESMEN Catholic, teal 4 N . | 805 N. Main. Main 1714, Central 1904. (c)| “7 pphprppa ani) ‘ . . ta tole Se L?t af é : ‘ n ate - , "oO nts . oT ic * yy ‘ . ; ™! ' ey - rrite 208 S. La Salle st.. Chicago (7) : i! DABORERS—To work in brick }j Zs nare, pen, Gee eauecse throaen 3 f distilled water ee! ressers Wanted — S wadersuchin Sales ¢ . —- -- = cheese clo’ h; then add Rait. } reezve srought i}, ade 2 greins / i ‘3 — rooOL AND DIF WAKERS. One ine So , PRAGS PATTERN MAKER-—-iv0d on small) VRIV Eh or laundry truck; South Side: ‘ara: ‘ore . H 9 rae work; ton wanes. Third Floor, 1408 Cass. experienced preferred; good position for yard , shipping yard Be. OE ' ana ws iy Phi: “ig ov. ned of a mush, | silver nitr ee ee ve Wi TS aN VW ANT I eID lo press seams on men s ; pants ge ge = dies, one oxi Se "Wamiliar witt FRICKLAYERS—Five; 20th and State «ts, | USPt party. Box P-106, Post-Dis {and factory work. .LACLEDE- ||! {th rreening. Rich Jotees mit tay (rane is ad ais “eine y : cool wages. CURLEE CLOTIL. enced srindar. hands on toslanaa a SR Re “ seas ‘ . . ‘ th 00 a . , - ie i rsey ti le Nea ‘" , c rmiiti | a 1} ~ © Yas i 2 f S. j J ‘ ee ri 32 r, rey : : id . aK ii : a as ncn tt) | DRIVERS Arid eles. Apt Pour W- CHRISTY, 5900 Manchester av. |) De subetituted for cream. * and fliter. Solution No. 2 is ma youn 28 and 40 years cf aps. wae | IN : — ain, aemHOtT Se a O tlona an . ’ a ies _ , r4 . 4 MeTlLens, ih - arn iu, EVles a -_ rm. 4 ed ‘ ‘ 7 - ~ we al . c ’ . i , ‘4 tt . , } rit ‘ t : = ar \e rs «0 5 Vv ’ . . y = . - sititin er ? «s > * s . 7 ‘ wma ftiicAti ro ?. RICK TRUCKERS—Experienced, also men , Bie : es | ax il D. S.—-To preserve ros leaves., as lla aka 2 sr Cee “ . baa ceeeckas va —— 3 ING CO., 1001 W ashington Att = at Camue Wedd : Be setter “Hox K-89. 1 tm» shovel drv clay. ilydraulic Press Bric ; “ (es } $h, hh . ' a reah “o., King’s highway and Natural Bridge. ‘a G CLERK--2001 Shen: te et cit pipe Se ee ee ~ sept nn LHC) under a hot tron, dip ti) at tid in @ Sita gual wT NOkaenaediianioiianas “y : eee : — : iateinhite e. ALESMAN Capabie at C14) | | DRU (> © ‘lu E kt KK Ju ni or. 2j e ‘liar , 20! a moment if ciear b rench HpUTit ry lt ‘ a4 ; ' . : eacy city VA TA ' ‘va Ti waiter. Warwick Hotel. 15th and Locust. «oe oar 4 mr ar . leaves of the spray. ic} f ing yor ,itrs Capacit , ‘ aR salary. Apply drug store, 2947 Washing- | NATIONAL LEAD CO., | those those which di net wae ta its Rising . wei! tM ie Ad ~ 4dd pee i, in the futur ve un- PRESS 5 ae t—Who understands lock-up | {oS} | ton. mw ( ‘ Viv 4 te. 0. : . ~ ae ae. Lanne yee cee a - ' . s j Vv , i *? . “Ss ; i “ Ps. 4°9 9a 7 ee. eo . OPP ortunities f on yr i aie rt tvpesettine : nrivate si oD: stea: dly wor* , ‘ - “ tween a @ ™m and ¢ t. a os R—Appiy Lyreola Mfg. Co | DREG CLERK Registered, call at one-. 5548 MANCFE STER. + ei ; — slepiame benny | erie 94 of Fe ” d water : ad f nt cecutive posits: eee th ont aa. aaainenemel 414 Fullerton Bldg. ILTAN DS, I¢ ‘Ol, ROO mieatic Hote! ~ t. references. Schulte rug €o., Grand and : - ve ar ne iitering nus re variow lants. as ge wR gp eee on & - : ‘a t@heit with : ABPINETMAKERS - - Pirst-c lage. — ¥ Vark. ‘ 6028") cake ¢ wax. and then ove! thea fhranech a lass fun . . i * e cin ee CPs n LES M AN. - tie! at ate experience i ACHINISTS or )] * : ' nperien —. ‘ he _ v1 med . . ‘ ‘ oJ eubputbindnennenumannenemmenitail mieeigniatimeammeniens i A Pam “ee . . - ote oe Franklin. __‘9} (ELEVATOR OPERATOR—Wiite. 406 Mar- |], 4 BORERS—Colore ‘ed. for var 7/4) 2°? vetoed the bill, and it wa: tenis the middle of the Klass day 3 izht shift, Beek ts Sieal Weadeanta ST PARK BLA D). ee .t ‘care and trucks: c S-—To make molds. Laclede-| ket st ic)’| 444 Be 4G) 4 then, Oct. 28, 1919 repassed over his ilver It will spread ay . “e , ie “aig > : Crow Motor Ca. He vy. BS lia iciladiiianntainpaniinnianteentbiiitimnmniitinnictemnntione | : * weer ave oe ees ‘roils o-1 \ oC will ov We vee ey me eee | wl oth. a Ra, ce n! row o. ony ae Manchester. Ce i i E 1, > V VATOR MAN -LAght_ freie nt: ist ead i work and unloading cars. Ap- yeto bv a .Wo- h ird yota an Tne P eS‘ rTiae not ‘tself hea 2£1asa “” POLISHKE . oda ‘ ADD QUA 2) And laborers: 84.10 per da. ze 5 ite Dist HUTS : ek Good; for repair work. Call work; $16 per week. Shalcross FP. & SS. F . wal hachiue shop, hing’s MALESMEN—-Labricating of S820 .Kasion. Post-Disnatch. (c) cuss GB (Ansicers prepared by a physician of authority. Health arnd-santta- _—-- hevianes eiiieiehiiies __ '°8s) | PIVETERS nis Napthweatern — - ~~~ = _ —o ed and ™ acqua - — a aes ean - Md . . . - , av ; P J in *. OG +" >) iT a . ~ . 4 © “6 : P _— , at af By wy . ‘re > 7 a : : 7 iT ” \% / } Nn CARPENTERS. —B, beeen, Seedy: ne me lost 3 | ENG 31NEER— Licensed: {no firing for Night | ', tion questions of public interest only will be considered, Diagnoses on > teh aan roe. a me o.: WOT M “| 1c) } eee Goa > a Sa 4 de inate ebanere , p- work: per week. pply {ydraulic | ? \ * i a @. TT). 7 ae imdieéd » atl? eat Ses upati nc 4 ae = . ae us be Se fe Propane agg! Eh, - ’ 6. ‘eonfidentiall 7 288 ao" o7000 — Vianent (03) | Press Brick Cc., King’s highway and Me- LABORERS ( OLOR ED; | treatinent of individual ases will not he gt fri. VYuestions fhat can: Ge ’ Dene Benen and - syueezer molders: ; " Automatic agon Co. Ltd... Shreveport. f ; = x r Box | oe . GAHPENTERS—Two inen, must have tools; | Ree. _(c2) | rO LOAD AND UN- (| be publicly discussed, if showing evidences of sinceritu, will be answered ral begin ne ~ gag OO 9g iy F Oat Miailenthe Screw sida ‘amiliar with TRUCKERS i. 9 *1> { R. R.— ’ : = ° . n CARPENTERS—Nonunion ; ask | rIREMAN~ Apply engineer, Warwick Hotel. | LIC METAL & RUBBER thine which will bleach hair and lamine), a'so know: under the | ; ' Gridley machines; tool and die) “are! d wages; steady w peiresaines — fons f M B k LEWIN sth and Lo ust. ‘c) CQ.. 1800 N. 4 N 0 ' not be tnjurious to it. trade names of cystogen, formin, foundry . Apply ready tor ‘ “= ore | K-323. Post-LDiepatch ; PALE SMEN ‘tty, for . or ce TOO Ss, 4 | $3 — ———— = ‘ ‘makers: machinists: permanent . i - ; ar! ances eat ¢ tablis ed METALS CORPORATION, Mai FIREMAN—White or colored: | AL. H.—You should place yourself | Uritone, hexamine and aminoform. | work, MAGNUS METAL CO. eas nase DCU’) TRUCKERS—White, for inside WOMEEMMFd in the et ae “od f | under the care of a physician who | 10 oe oot ia. pained §9 4153 Clay ' ’ positions for right men. NEW! manent the year round. Apply Em : lents to len le and Branch. (c8) | one that can fire down drat t | LE ATHE nee R CUT! cR_. ie xperi nant i a > | makes thea treatment of nervous onsoe Rar oO a sag Wenger upEeE);N . oOr- ded ( lay ton aN aa near Mara hy sf. ST ND RD ADDIN . \ : Pine ot Lent, Century) lec trie (s., a ; bom - $1 Cae wf SERPET LAYER And linole com —? | boiler. Apply ELY & W ALKER,| —c#ses “ee xe. liox J-275 Post-Dis. los) diseases a special work. “4 Pager "he # Ba FE ilo gsaye 5 ae Pea ic oe —— Ker (oS) | ntoceeng eae nde . NG LA aE : Ran SY, Saye Gia hie Gad menerel Werkreom layer, end | LOADERS—Experlenced: good pay. Hill-| etes..Ue 4¢ net: SEU TE woe in Gris anid conditinns ant + VIULTIGRAPH OPERATOR CHINE CO., 3701 Forest Park rR ii ¥7~* 5 isn steady employment and good salary. Wy Shirt Factory, Sth and Hickory | Behain Lumber, Page and Wabash tracke. a ingredients of the remedy vou men- “ diu Piha ty i¢ CONaGAILIONS and as ei pene om got re ‘ 4 ? eh 3 RB] — ; . 44 a CKERS ‘ e) ub hie wr man Rand Co., Burlington, Ta. sfc Ay street. (e2) | (of) | | tion, but any remedy guaranteed to TOR : 4 te . 2 yoare old.. who can run i. water SES eas - : ard keep in repatr Multigraph and Universa! ' . sa} - . + tr } a , »tuec . ~s Dn Versa, CARRIAGE PAINTIO RS— Williams Carriage : negara ee ee LUMBE SRI PILERS—olumbla Box Co., 2d |) rebuild you: health in tnree weeks iseate admminiatered by the 46ctore foldere; permanent: excellent chance for ad- conse 2214 Washington FLOOR MOLDERS—3 pice worxers and one _ and Pelm sts. fo8) is on its face a fraud. aamMinistered D @ Gdoctors vVancement to willing worker: hours ~~ 81a 7 - | a ‘a is fust as safe efficient anid a oe y xX The treatment for the : Pe gene ecm “ 3 SALESMAN ‘ith reta!] grocery experie: (AVE LY BUTLER BROTHERS, ISTH ee Oe (eee OLIVE ernortence, references —_— Rev in m1 ; t~iLbte on day wor. Apply Simplain Tool ’ LUMBER PItLERS ly T . : 2 oo e'cloak S&S wdadta> — @ sina . —— . AGH WORKERS— Trimmers: ; stor 10 N.S ; . ' “9 | Sok OL OE iLERS—-Apply hos. E. Powe | N. A.—-Cloudy urine indicates i y tees . ‘COOK Saturdays, Puy ever} Ur- |i SA SMEN-. Furnish! , perms , ITLCKPOT . nt eR P j | . . . . aehae ha ‘ rings a —_ ca . a " ; endianas . ‘ ' : ‘ Lical ; - wo me for Ph ann woodworkers and bow setter) also UOOR MAN—At once; job: ay Lt MBER PILERS—steady work. Hil!-Be- | ; i) - aoe hg, Renan 4 =e aUset y 16 RELLER, 4th floor, $15 N. 10th st C)| thereu cperiet irnis) ‘ . ae -Kperience and pal ta bl ish : erritot rood og prem d a —. . il-Be-| | Cloudiness or a deposit after cool-! @iseac ' ' se ,. ¢ Bs eT - = oreu ri irnishings «) Oilve 9 ' . Ty: & 4 ng men to learn. Ap n B and work: Seale $42, averart $0 per : eae han Lumber Co,, Page av. and Wabash | . . J P a 84 , ex? | . , . ' , She hs NiteifiT COOk In reestaura’ mils I ef Pst ee) i iv Air ‘nady at if a « bh FY ; for advancement tT) = American Hotel. dress Okmulgee Daily Democrat, Okmulgee, frac ks (e@) | ing may be due to an excess A 4 rno ' mc ‘ ho s lohan’s. 1442 N. 12th et | Rroeatwa . ons ‘ ; ~' Lt kKITTEK—One 1 ha hed retail > Fesident of St. Louis for pas ! erinanson. _(e2) | Ole. — eC ee ED | i Lt MBER “p {Lie RS abe 4 hanc' xs. Fletcher- phosphates or urie acid. t 15 . : in d in } c ‘ >I # how NIGHT Vf AN q vevine i; . = ° As - . ~ 4 2 | “R . ' 2 . ‘ tr : 2 . ture store 3 eric - " meal u ee ¢ of a 3} AT 3 és? : CA8BBH eer a —. Experienced \ vulcanized serra ang “ ae MW ~" understands ve- | Pickrel Lumb ‘e.. Mast St Leule: & +h FE. M.-~-In treating poison i\% rer, A ietter to the Postmas . ~ ton sis 1 Sue 2 Sa ee eT ee ee ee > nae bo evens 4'4 N. Broadway me CO., 22it Pine. Asx for M 11e0er8 0 AK®e charge © veneer and lue i and ? . ‘ Sta. . “a =the . 4 ¢ ‘+, ; re th } ; ‘ } . ry wy: ar > . . y . . —— San ~_— Oth and” North Market. (ee) ;’bte »T . } +2 Pit bi xre rienced cae fest Apen ine A ; Sipe whe can Ketp boons: eleo | FOREMAN 7 blast f , as vard in St. Louis: good opportunity for!|, @ saturated solution of beracie acid | mation. curtty Bid@ 8) | SCORER -Experienced on fine gset-ut holstering departinent. Hotel | Statler Louis has an opening f rnish reefrence and bond. Bob P-198, t - | is ad . Plast Lod Bane foreman, T ht man; gir nee eX neriey ee and sal: ary | | and etweet spirits of nitre is aleo } MI i , 7 ae “ OF T a ae oy nee “ a ae pee Yan - ~~ ahs ats ° Cae o An, . ay . ‘)? Ae ' .4 or — ” Sua estmen or atricti vpfurpishs reefe must know how (O operate fame; Foe Ps oe oa tec , K-252 Poe i. Di evatch, Be ‘ ) “ae taf is I tl - uUnaue! hi I £ > 2s . nN aN, i ood Wares ‘ : © R ri fame iy hetel: . ; ‘or appointment phone > ; experience; _ arremt Tees To) for right MAC fixist ——. — ow : , Ox ellent. anit en con rnine t ‘ePlMmoval ermanent. esition. Appiy s leigh | _ , mat - 87) SOR re % . va Shard lla 4M) Lindell , > ™ yan. Telern yone Wry ewin, Tv ler 2OLL fe) ‘ i “xperienced; steady ‘ Kk: 1} r B ARB AP A..So far ag we —_— ca o7 the io . ESL AT ’ Py moprxny ' : - ae : 1 rerp . if , é aaah , -- rrag¢€ W orkers | FURNITURE FINISHER—Apply superin- | —"- 0) mas bour. Box P-44. P.-D, or cah ascertain there wars never ! SSP end orf character of on .& About 16 ys Te; Kood perience in Feacy-to-went Susness pre. | Pe 3 r - eo | tendent, Hotel Jefferson, 12th and Lo- MAC ve oo Lee _— Py, ep Yh . 4'i an orphan asylum at Ninth and ths, their fon re ee uy o Oy > aN —. oo , see cree, eet pe Be bust be : : ee ea es ake e nd . ; - uv . { 4 44211Ang ii c i« al % | hand Pe : = + . ‘ r : iJ j ait ith} y | , "Ls , . ’ ‘ eh rt : . ; " : ; = 2 ' . . . . ; Trimmers top builders. all-j ESS ee SR, way end Monroe ag se stietig ‘=; | Soulard streets. The Guardian An- othe: things. An: 4 pe Rogge Mb ste ay Tp R11. ' ase anc —— and ev wan leffereom, 35 you how vou ean ma j ? ’ ROC ERY (LERK—E a ies ‘ed. The Kohn WACH oo [Se SE ee EE gel Asylum is, and has been for: tn Kin can, of course, } rermoved enrol —~- wee 2 oe AF ont- DI hh peer wages paid. Stanudar serv? 585 1 ‘- es gee rs, woo wor ers an ow set- G LOcCER y ul _ERK- c i wag ( l 2 , } N ; norma! in some individuals 2 one se » 5 sf nose, Mout F ir hae OF }’ - c tan npine , ] and Chambers . > Lie] imafr * of Fultcas ae and tray ‘ ' ie _ 7rOUr ages. al at i tt n achine: night t. ork ° arith : _" 285 ce a : ~e* : heals ar, Cis 34h 4 per son past miaa?’ " aa rage sian = K Pea : : witty vorur ’ or } . . sii, id > { it ; . ODA » + ha a . i aia ae a a — . — - ’ ePlorwr ’ ; ’ y , 5 a ments ‘ ‘* GROC ERY { “LE R i To “tn Rreoceryv Departmen a Traf! - MN tor T “kk ’ TY : sds ‘ ‘ i ‘ ley a hare > hy lig ‘ . © — a . en . =? eT : ' Motor Truck Cory be a! chine: also bolt header | SEVERAL LIVE ENPERI , ‘ x. Mer is See Mr Andrew Hermanson at store. Wm. Deichmann. 1S . § S. 14th. fess | 3 an ee ES 2 cel } i] 5 canta mon ro Nowing : nm: . The rays. includin: Spriggs «9 ; | a | . | a , . f disease. ° The genera! let ray, ar eneficial j esis hike. din er VIP RIC ’ ‘ , ’ anh ae a ee ' ; . ; ern rete Pitets eet 41-4 ' r American Hotel, Market: and 7th MAC HINIS STS—Capable lathe,!| heatth should be carefully consid- ditions but if von mean con ETS. ~ PERI AN CAR ENCED MEN FOR WORK IN revis-aunosict MERe Co. 7s Wa Bae. ‘fo reat t.. bet 9 a 7 | a f shaper and beneh hand. HALL : "f iy paint etre ctlons | chase an apparatus to be FOUNDRY CO., Madison, Hl COUNTRY CIRCULATION a ens for tee walle ” s ; ° | Ty i) S| c YN ‘ ? ; roy |] wt peg a Sl ~ , JOGY | You, or anvor ho he luteal, > 8v., between a. mM, an p. Mm.) nF OCT Managers & BROWN, 1912 Fe way. (¢c3 it jon of 1 per cent qui- ino knowled bong oe tts th aaa + ee hah ( 3. FIELD: STRAIG HT. SALARY |" tau or foaled SE tosis: se eee Tena i eee ae pation Spmen to eee AB ee sn In alcoho] is rec-jitre eondiss arty er a : is bh v P ‘ ah once, 12°23 Sprv that , FeUR uz3e Frank!tn. {c) | MACHINE oP ERATOKS Men, skilh led and ' ommended. Also aternaite a tea - tre Sat a , nai ‘c= © hi Cir YOu desie- OPER A TORS. Drill press mill- AND s | KAD i W ORIN () — : —— — —-. a aualiftis agg EUR--White, tor Ford, 4974 Del- | partially skilled opereters on lathes. mill-! |) snoonfu! f ciplt 4 yIph | nate under the very broad term of mre ‘LT’ \IEN . ‘ . mi | VWASHERMAN—E rienced on fat iii it Tiiemintam - F r . " ver ? emn r mi Te = . f ta ce Iv , } ‘ -_ - s - . ia . . , + : ‘ ; ; ; i , THAT FPEUR—Track furnish reference. Box Splendid opportunity for We can also vse several FOUnE OF imi idie | Se aily — Bi if alone. : . 1. } SOS S \ }? I [)é =e Hi ; t once tirand , t-Diapatch, (eR) . * si | Sued Shee mecmenically inctined te break in | apseen a hands, bench hands and assem- SEARS POLIS. ~ 3044 Lawton + Gia eFRUK For city delivery; one fumii- aggressive men; Salary and | Fen’ CUtinre Blecirtc Co, E817 Pina tess = ——o WANTED—MEN. BOYS HELP WANTED. MEN, BOYS blers: handy men; steady work; SQ) ARE SMP ar ee: Se [ XP 2 R Ik XC Kl WASH SALESMA “ D - - 4 ' >. a eee eee | - . as . . ’ a, ’ * ¢ Fixture SIN N. ‘ soe . suerr TE with Ford truck. Appiy 4\¢ ith. (c) | percentage of sales; for par- MAINTENANCE MAN hite: one W ne un. MAN Outsile work: cool wages ' ‘. | MAN—Ta wor , ; . “ee addy - Hick ; ; ye also washroom REAL hots Av ‘fede fe ee gré@cery vc tr 7! : " i Werstands something about electric and Daughters. JT Lindel) | ( pl] mi: ani eek eee ee, eeeay ete a Or vr taNee or ad ancement. | pUMRAL Ee , on 4 Ne HOR LAUNDRY, % . TT : ; vIVeTy k. 6180 De ticulars, eall between 7 and te ong Appir WUesona Hotel, “King S| i aah. tar snes chine sho} nt soyment. Joseph A. Mragek. 1508 S, 121! Apply CTTAMPION SHOE STi, by SLATE Ox) on OX Bali DE aa aren nt s 4 i -_ RETTY ’ joni -necr oT) vr. ighwav ond Wetemvan BF. eR ner, ’ ,. uls MAN AC ic Re or — = aaa a y ve ; i , “t Det VELDERS Acetylene. of a: r A ome "lo. 10 Avpiy ahi shipping clerk. Berger g a. m. KROG LR SS. Ss] l N. MAN OR LOY, > ioe , og ge ioe — } : ; eS , anee K, 7% : a ~ who : L, . b] ranch stor Mf \ ; ] \ ERY oy )- we “i Park STE NOGR TER oo eraser . A rat cate Gani | -_ 72] { ‘hestm : ee mmpae ‘; a ee BB roaa" . we? ae ey ie av 4 . 4 ~ tsi P C i - exnare dee mar atare th Pony: work! % lo UFFE Must Sees experience han- | Sixth st. (CS) i¢ meter. _Apply_ Goh age. __(c®) | AN— Assistant % coffer rosster and a coffee ¢ tence; rep sive dail pestiogiee biwd , who Understands Spanish lent oppor dee Hammon , Ji ) — Giing furniture and express work; no MAN--—‘lo drive kee wagon; also helper. Ap- packer. St. Louis offee & Spice Mille, 186, Post- D epate? sae oaney > mV, , fenographer to act #8 #3 tant! WHITENERS wi rod : Stock an d ee ond ° need apply. 433° Marton. mee 1 Ml in ad _Manchester, Main’ and iS aS fro) | 3 TaN |S Ok ume Soa oor [DER FILLERS Must 2 ‘Ys eed. in i! sipioymen ; uit pat art all Central 141. 3455 Bell ‘i Reitat! FEUR-—To drive Ford truck and work | — ans ie MAN=! nll ms ne dept. work; who! esn.s MAN—Single: German preferred: gre Ford ca: : ne, 2388 © Sefferacn co g @veinese: good pa at aah Sat, Prafiic 2 ) ruck Cor] wer 7s ORKEKS Hench hands 3 | able mem, oui in shipping Aepartment of printing pliant; 'TLAND “BCREW MAC FINE OPERATORS~-- _nardwarre, 108 N. dd. a at a d meat market in East St. Louis. piv LeCHANIC a tint dale hninn ra. Meyer Bros. Drug Co., hn Al — oh I RO dart Mfd Co.. 292% Te . ; ’ ~~ ” \ .s : "; . ~ wd | eriftor trave - S i sin ree > ee - —-- - ne | rem UN or 8s i ierred: ate age. falar’ ee ean -—- eats . Lei J ii ¥ r\ ; ; — : Spa hh Blst and Btate st., Hast st. | Hat Factory. inon 13 Pine st. 4th a ratet) MIA? ial: or me reed arte pting machines, and references Box K-91. Post- “Dis. ges ) a ng gn : , | LOOK m4 o TO yu ; o” : ' ri mm PRM ANT) N ' (c2) a Few 2s a . i , oor. t« } ?? fi castings ( y y 4 at. br - week --—- - - — ‘44 a” he rao, q .iG war are ma: ani t cr worl Mewver rTunit : ; tarncemren?t . tf : frye gu ~ . oh sania : od p _— . a ha es ee eee - sie Oe me . 5 e ae ‘ - * - — . . a . : . . * ° . ’ t . al ‘a State experience. ret- | HOU SEMA N—Experienced, 3900 Lindel!, Go-| M4AN-—For soft drink stand, and one grocers | at’ ae Rage jhave some knowl. | : in teed ~ ore Riis. ie. o.. 4th (0@2 W ashingto “@ Be 6h anne od : desired: can you secure ; __lumbian_ c Club, sa ic ->) le iA, Jor fan ‘s Groc er y. _ 26d Olive, _fe4) h ome oe. oneral! Ra gl and to make . ~ . Bake. I ris they : . j ' 7 w] Y “haniec " = > m" > 2 ee. , ; : 7h rig : 7 ’ ie *« Ptren? : intr : “ - ae eR THR ane “ _ oo a ' ‘ c y l @itli Ti BRO \ OOTNn. i . Te si pe RN ms i P > , Ya ’ : Lor 7 , i 2 ey & ’ ' ’ : , ae Ni ’ : , : : x Mo547, Post-Dts (c3) — ns 9 ( ‘olored “} risco Hospital, 400 MAN - or gen ere j work. in shipping an ] *. . Adams co., 110 NS Oo: b _ a \~-P0] loadit a} unload: . ; S —- - | mii Sid. nk ee Jai ‘ - : ’ aa ' 4s . er . | ‘ ; lA ks j : . p 2 : figures: good reterences: f ———- csinetiensteeanaspiiinaecamiisnitinite | op enna department. Koen, 2628 Texas, | faN—To help on ice cream and cut ice: ' us, 2 a. ree! nd 2. (e) | FAL. “ inonth teady inside a ae free nd a ~ itis & face se ne 100 N. t. a ___1e6S ae Sia AXS- w ita. “references. Forest Ho- MAN- 43ood night man for West End ga- good wales amd wventa: enact — os Mics — Poly deliver dy to Ford : pen iD: good wages. (a! ver- ie ee ; 5 Rb : Vhtte - 5 Babe + isi : lroad rate: Sil2v. | met | 408 cae See SEG SP ARS OO ea PSO rage: f00d pay. Apply E520 Delmar. pi y to steward, Hotel Jefferson, ivth ana — eaooadl ES. ADDI > : abet ‘OM Sant — : : in j ' 4 nee o - @ . Z ds HOU SEM, AN--White: room end board fur- AN—To work in stable: $21 per r vweek. cust. Sal ( “=. . eneral shop work Apply “oaha Experienced cutte ; ' ' ' Rea lt lie start. Rolis Grocery. raat Pan nee App'y, Sacisnal 3 Hotel, Natlora! “n 27 ON. Broadway, 6th and Carr. (c2) | MAN-—To assist in manufacture of wagon —— . ee io) ; : Ox work: steady * ork ontanert ~~ ae 2 had me fe Lil - 2! » \ Mt sf . - : .- = 3S Ue Bg en sere nea, : acai aenteatens = gineer, Plante Ts Hotel, 4th and Pine. « 54) | s a work around factory Stein, 4044 Maple ay. oal was ' LOulsiane latte ' «> . ben tion: food Wag reo nd beard Ab- Steacy 30 good Wages. 4528 Page bl. (e) M [AN AND WIFE—wWh! “+ gage 3 GFe\ c fazous: steady wos PA oe R HANGER. “And cleaner ' : sf A , 2 men —oe | ' " - ae ——— - ae e or colored: , ine’y S pg noe "*ae ‘ lean . te a! fu Pag , — : . & = 4 piv et office. Rose! le liotei, 4145 Linde! tl. MAN- To learn vuleantzing trade. Phone the ae t man above the ar erage malary. MEEN-To drive coal war —— . = ‘ng: state age erd waees. Bor K-46. P D yf ) sneament . ny ae u - | * See . rege arate ieipenicianlnmesitictnesnbtnnattiooe ts LOT oh). | Pho: Cabany S757. cr eddress UU. Ss ~ i Eg . ag fons, sex or® j ‘ PEK IIANG! Re ‘rpt-jlase ' . sede : : ; 5. ee | ae i a ee a . 2 P A ‘ ° “7 1¢ a on ; at on . i . + eng r > ' » . at, ‘my _ r . : v HOUSEALAN MAN- Atel = a ) } ur 1.; references r-*- . “~~ == ++ ~~ ———— --- ~——- — - >. ~ L - an er mr uD. 7 ' Ones ‘ eo Seater tapas » A 5 . , N—805% Pine te quired vee gs MAN—Good, having experience in repairing M AN MEN. — : na mt dst. _(c2) | Pal ER at ANGERS—sSeveral @rae-claes ren : $xrty. = ¥ agg ’ _ ; : 8) IC EMA N—AAd — r. Apply st aii a. c. and 4. o. motors. Tideman Eiec. | - er CHOICES: manufacturing plant; steady work; open shop. H. Cheshire Wa ; _ @ / * este ¢ = + Mi oY mee d_ porte: Apply steward. Mite. o., Cairo, Ii. 04) * To work is Ree roo Central EF steady employment. Anvoly 119 Lafayette “wah Eraton (od) ‘itite , ' VERS~ Steady kK. Washington Hotel. (o4 H+ —~ rina | te R ulti ‘e wire : BULLY SSL & re fos —_ ad wor Nit _ Sem — ~ = M AN- Youn mr ears of age: splendid op- | ployment De ROWN SHOE CO.. ith | ——~"?r “an reer + Ganeeeens _—- —’ #£f ap ER HA) X GERs— Firn:. TT men: pients ya” a se Rt or x. ie! JANITOR,—White: one who Understands Ke-| portunity for advancement permanen t po- | an a _ siainaalali (c2) MEN—To handle express - between & of work. G. H. Whitmore, 4887A Labad:« « “ ie . @ Ss “a0 RS RS WANTED | "rs hale ie fal. BAT ) Persh ers sition. 315 Washington 2),|MAN—In our winding devartment.. instro.- American Railway BS Lo., ZOU 7 j (09) ‘A Of - \s B , me e ety ' n ate b a forchine (8 a yea - & ; : al ~ted n ' ; : ‘ : 1 , ‘ a , or = Pi Moee . — MAN—To wash, clean and deliver autom>- | tor and wire Bs pho : Working conditions ee . mao a 5 > > A } ee hi VAY, Hho : 77 > tag ey 4 with A ae mw JOR PRESSMAN —For lockup and rmake- les; must be experienced. Brock Motor | £4. “ ty ve Ea end wakes MEN-—Three pune ne? 1% , PAPE R SC ‘OR K R- E xperiene el i a — — Rei aston Hus e ne r . ready tn private printing plart: permanent ‘ o.. 4200 Olive nad wanted. Tidem i 5 a Ce., Cairo, I}. light fac tory work; $1! ; rite : nd turn un- postifon to reliabie man, state experionce, WAN To work | Sen ESREN ES ERSEESERRERE Pror enone (os) |) = start: 48-hour week. 4°! Ox and paper slitters. Box KK i ; must de 3 ltr 3 > steve ' : — Auburn, Chatharu | Salary expected Box K 243, 2.-D. (e2) out > aenronm ; wages $22 per MAN— eo } : ok ee tater wea Ta tidees RY %) 5 5 ‘ ‘¥ ' and on .. Rot . * =n - emer for | , * fline acing op right a! Jon PRE a8 FRI Ke pie RN Kee ‘le Muel ~~ - a ripe: 2ng@e _&4urn dry Co . ele 8. iene Ot 4 yO eaeearss oO ear n _ packing and c ee Oak Leati ai é “ rey Ni ti 7 » ; S61, P Ost- Dispa teh. ' ad . if a AS ' a 2 Lg , | soe ; ae : hel Co.. N. @. cor, Sth and ch le a SaaS en - . wat ut et Apes St ee ngfe.d of- PRE. Case, (¢4} | MAN Bright. to work in shipping room: stockroom w ork Apply 12 15 ) an ii —- : ae _ = MA « ; . R , am. " ation ; pos ~ , e , > on ae ws . _ spetieiediiiens . ee —— _s — i aS =o : . ened 4 a thee petvate "printing ~ Sey — J AF ® smog j nk i> RS ¥ Bi pie Rox Ty? ev 7 T ~ 2 1 ‘ ‘ 4 i " Ca ’ s. . ; rk rad | MAN » | oung. pd | to om vear s of “ake. nor. 7 = . = Ee ee ae 4 ' > a3 Firs “3 ass nT “ =~ ; a : ¢ * _ in + ” 7 Te . reliable ~~ ae gl miate wm ween emcee oe tae em ae ' pay Price ‘ arnish Co, » Single segsed of executive ab!iity; by large fob- “y=. ..; CnCre: factors wore ry bit x: b&b wages pa! 7 2 » ‘ ia 2 — 7 . Wil tea a ry expected. x Ke * JOB PRESS F EEDER One whe ean leck up — . ; fc bing house: permanent and wel! paring po = Sg Phu and Sheet Metal Wks . rh te _ : ; 4 . 2 | (ree niles o - ~ The Kerk , it and handle mail forme in private printing |) 1AN HK abt, io werk in shipping oon sitien to capable person. Give full particu Teer ecetaeel hing : Ph STAC MINE ‘PEP —. ey tee: pack sii sie * -* be , ' Carleton Hite epamerentatma daar Piant; permanent position to reliable party; nrefonrs 1 Ite Kert Py Me ‘ars of peet record. Box K-68. Post: Dis. (¢2)} MEN-To uninad co oni: . ; a a VPERATOR—-Rape “ed BR ~~ — uli ter ”\ WY Fe : py ’ N. 32th . expener cer inuel oe iv r over. me o MEN--To unload clay from ca ry ae - nas mn in mill .y ' ~ _ eT . _— kt Al, iy) L th. (By Anke 2s. - is or os ——- | See EL G Phat t, 10185 W arhingten a\ __ fa) \ AY BX . I RESS ( O., "Oth and gamed Press Brick Co., Spring and Mar- yes , Page and Wal te eugene OS rpr : . , . ou. Be we ~ - * » kK 1 M > ‘ ntighe aa : , } y K A If . HT 5 a , - ~s . mo . ‘ _ lta “* ne Gan 7 2 he “os s . lw : . = ? } | ar ‘ . . fit 4 : ene rer nt " shire. Ge <2) Maret. iain Ti SR eRe Pea L i a (od) Iixperienced man who theroughir under ae ae Appi at once , i ~- . 7... . } I 5 i JV A IRR iI it sith see 80 leads througn - - 8’ r E Al ry ' : Co and » re Market Cov ye MAN-- Night work: must have local refer. stands filterine process. capable of acting a- ° el a CEES EE ef ' Pi . <1 XTERS For warehouse: colored. i¥ oe ANTS. for many | SHT M Ee Ny. . ence; $i » &@ Week and beard. Bonton Ca- {nepector of waterworke department in pant EN—You ne art or aro bore lair - ere ee ¢ oo . WRLC MD VA. * \W heen ise enough to one BSTAR BL I? . SSRTENTclenel, decks pul. loa TR. SANSE le i, jh tering | Co., 5:4 Cheetnut st. ‘ away from thie city; excellent Initiel salary super .niendent &t. Louls Cooperate Co im blervert-Metwal Trenk Co. th ant Pine . F - ° a | a | o2) MAN- To drive truck. In oo wi and oprertuniw fer advancement to one who 0: Arsenal we fi ta | : abipolng depart lean quelify: write at once, giving full de- MEN. As heipere in chemical tacter *2 [PORTER Volored, between the aaene of 20 Q S wert, Apis Nerih estern Mali Bax ‘ tail | The r MT MeN tesock. ; aile es to eEper a rod -eferences te RB PeTience ne €s*a! : ly work. Ap: a “". te werk around prinwn ‘five : wes 2 4 " o oO Lm Poste Dispa: ie) =o: at Giana Bs ‘og mrOeaway ana Spru — ee Oe eee re cemewenn ef them 7 i SAN Lo Mic N ee | AR Adams Nos a: cies 52 See ORE ae : ~ au ‘ a” : — ; - = ; 2 Rie ‘aa
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Eth 1930, NTED. MEN. ee Ex ners. sory TUESDAY. IT NE 22 22 J $ 920, EX—1 eal on in St Pe SA — Ae ae $+ lon bathe ane as. — “MEN WANTED HELP wana = MOL a : — WOMEN. GIRL ‘- ee ‘ate ; K. Hox 7. ; tch. &s -T we Bu Ue wy, industri int to bictiflie’ an is. *. rs 2 se ee, einie a. a ; ET Ee ~ cree erteeerage ’ = Ree een : Yeon ~ ? 3 a oe ee i i as i tS ae 7 Wt agi hae! ae x 3 ee Ex SPP yions prospects. Ay : ARID 7 @ry mn} ML RS tN W AN Tr fF , wae floor, Stix, F aer @F seaming fa lao fn) —_ ae, 3 MAIL Galitd. ~} = P ORDERS : 2618 S ae * Work in rest : i (ea) -aper R 2d aurant sOX ie . ‘ £00 j Wares. ai Lory 1212 ~ > ~~ Ex; er te We fone # = - es . ( 7 AND OL M b ‘, octet dg., Pp eorla. : Joon and ) sine lor baker . st. (ef > Stns iy ee ; wa Lres. URI, ER and rood Ty ~e Ashinet n wy 4. ERSON Lik "Hi » oom . ming e “ a He ~ ry : : ; , Gil . —— ard 4102 ~ oe } Week }\ 9 — oS a a . j ‘ - . res ns - - Ais. - r | ; } " : sat ‘s a7 . Bes ‘ rr) ert VW — "“ARRIA oo a and St. stead ys ii G ME \. ad } -s ic PARTNERS WA NT a (6) a ter mtg General - = Ruser r ay. - ‘ IE - ae J ~ nce i oe ci ph a hj CLOTHING hoi rsa 8 to & wi Aan © Ooffiee - : }) Ms ry TE! ae | : a0) . f > wv raiiread « “a SOA thy “ : “ p44 i iret- . nig OUT w ey td.--Op PEE ee work - yA) (e3) ‘ AMmMredci Rix- ~Yo 7 Spat “avancement tem Gr4 ee ‘He tale of ster Window ; + Pitted ial =. Used ort trl bale North Manneaye , rk. SHAP sEIG it H AR >. | all AP ry small Invest carage: biz m fia eS dy a ™ “3 iv store, App To do arinh Big Poll; ved p oat nt ‘A order fil ling ae ive over 16 iT } s IST AND es ioe Fight: me reyaitiens estal jlishene a panto ef Te 76 ioe a vd i, ¢ he rove ? Nenr- re on. af Ris “ ). 7 N ite , } ly i Pit ° st itil} Witi , haa ‘ art ~~ — - alii ’ } ; “~~ Pe ALLIO . “ ia a? @ Lee igs owury . 24 : BCO., 4th and Wash; LOSS, Box nti 2 operating, —#t Wor pssistant iousowoce eo Coats. ry RT Rn INZ On men’s | Ment. Royal Tea Co. ‘jh! partment: steady; of ri L ERK—In off; proven gond sound “byt?! -) Ba —— ashing- CnNVASSE Post-bis | GIRT—pigs ft housework, 62 Bat ( LEK CT, oyal Tea Co.. 1047 N, ‘Vang t¥ance- | large 1 Office Maile of the hignoce oo Usiness yours ia 7 gael) MAKERS ‘an RS AND § Wei uaht “tact a Bates /~V.._ 1001 Washing YL HING | P ACK E a Sacetenter.) cern ir mManulacturing e¢ eled. Attractive, sanitar sen o jgrensetny non ay Povkers’7 Okina Sfear ry : - f Se . b y } 7 > a a ag [” ‘ ' ; if r y : Fi . * Per ve opening for lath» hao (C)) CANVASS; Ee OLICITORS | GIRT~ ” Mai es con Apply Nok” HOULsnmu ye ashi gton Ay. 2) ID ladies’ i RS | in We St End: st , & COR- | to $2500 nee ees cabin etticient We YT, MENLAG a0 o atn ha ’ a, eeeg moner tS or , x 7 Your ~ c os Salary ' Xp Tee? oat and ¥ © carn ft ne 4 Tht) @ ° ' e \ ’ ; gait 4 iz 7 sit ie {t, \ le ag ah iv. 7 —— . Titi oo e J. B. Moran - nn GIRL. .. We Oe a p! AONle & entr: | ip SEGIRL " , uy Hah. yf ork: - Fer r + 7 7 i — W ash; ing- } | Mw) Post. 1); Apec ted sox Pe roar ’ “Juired $2008) - ; " tke ng . . Pp : ons - " : = oe ~ A -) ¥ aDe RS "ewe rT offic — —— oe ’ ate famf{ °e- SIST In by ee A 3 Pa B dn a fe 1s . t Mast: ee ‘ “ve q — went £841 ts bares AGENTS LanPr § i fe &Sn Ana Salici: sate — (c8) Ww ashingt: in fice. Munger’s — ~ Yt Hortet \ ISO? OT ots % | housework; pr Wages, Warwick NotexPerienced shennan a Wal PRESSE pi iteh Mearborn ¢%: ter Hak Sveteen + BELT ~ Try ae . t *3418 Pe _————=> Vewherre Weekly: wracg. otl Gl “uUndryY, 2510 r) IRL, 7 . ae . 1 Foot Ss | Phite « —— 23 = > room furniture ofc, Mmattres ENTS WANTED —MEN @, xaesdfic. : So coraaed Sa ane a3 | nee red *rators on cusicn,” (c w= ont Cs Eeneral ho : (4) PASTRY Co 00k Cua Sth and Locus! WAITRESS Experienced. ia) an ene ATES (oe ibd rmiture, 2744 Lafavett amd Tv ing. ) SOLICITORS 1,0 343 | — . 24 fi] custom planta” HO Grand 5097 U8eWork. 3679 |-__ dell Colored: fami -r7 2y i i = —Oberg's Res mare ee CG) i ra! RTC alas nn aa n - a . Larce manuf eee inn ai5 lg f, . ’ Laem / Gin ; 5 ne h00F, . nite. 1i12 : ~~ ri. . $a! rm. . » -=tM) 4 ee Vv Vv iamily hote? — ' , oie Rik ~ . Staurant, 2a4° ; aa 8 ‘ ek . ‘ i ‘es ; Ae 4 " . eo ‘ ~ ‘air Newel! ‘Mee aud sell hosiery. nL Sows Jetted Wants arent no —n ‘ ‘? Yoon sf igh Use to hon: is _—ry lo mark bul } = " Pe ’ ald famile _— PONY PRE SS : Me stead 7 — ey | . sar , sberien €d for , S845 0 Anke. aban ae . ire ; & 5 ; ad : 433 hat Bb, xe — ' Le "5 ‘el wear, shirts as . n. Room sos dy Ent salary “toe CANnVass GIP O80 Hel! ow ONE Hecht | MOUS Ke ine ace 2 > Small | A. Sieloft th EDE R Male f . WA! cae a es ae ~* ratios | ae ) | aie : prt « : ' r a ° « ‘ 1OeRS , ’ ‘i,i¢ Ll nM ntl Star ’ MASis 2 4. , rit i.aun- ‘ a oF ‘> ‘ Pal Pad ed 1 0 , ‘ Lae or Pa oh » : jive - - : , " - ea ariel - ar ’ rite for free samples. Mavis othing Sat _Bidg be J tb Breage work in | (eo?) in ff 4 / in in { : . Cal U1 ’ ASH) A 2401 ‘ust st. Maie. “iV. ry m urndas coun nll ia’ i j \ ia = and sp on : . ‘ a vernte ; y. New York LCisONn Mills. 303 SOT AC 1" — nae of ~~ O8Oway Candy ie candy store yer LOU Sky p} , m1 > « . no laun ( oe ae mit Plaza > rane a mea ei w AITRE : } 4°} mma DBD ' er ers ; mit “Eee j ‘ : . : ' Ts +4 tewart 7 a By. (e5' RS ’ Giki 7 o, 3 S.. Rr Apply Rnriohe. 727, *¥2 waren ¢ wl (4 “veerueress seStaurant 2,)- | SSES—9 ’ ‘ é ‘ : - si~ | ; ‘ze N—To t+) a NT I WwW i ‘ hejip fing —- roudway ’ — o* te atl (‘ah: ae } hotusew : rites , * pyennrwuiteneciee 4 ererttey | =Ppl} at - @Xperienc ; ’ ; ter a . Detter ' El bd Fu SP AP Dy R:- ni Pie 2 ‘ nish Fh peda rs he -* { 4 riCjT? ay 7 any sO vw OK * 4 ’ ‘ . Ek experienced — { j A " tt «or Ce © rit d. 108 y Ln , : .e . a i an : hij ? ~ es ; Peery: af r) ‘“Ve&FAVDS; PO exper Eat ERY se Paley ereadyv work ait. me on Alt Riss : vin / f oa , . nt err ¢ me Ging ice {‘hn., ° “ j I at ti rey ~ i cif r Wn j “4) Px s1 1) on 7 ns Lood VuR Jaden garments: ; b>, . ve " " ; . . ; ; " " ; ; “ , Lo > * = i” tur ik Meet : pats i nae dig eR eee N 584. i To oo — sree 6 , . , New ; hh » +} , 7 . ’ : seh or ‘8s Stove -- Py oh Bt SAH veg a Pe i een | ‘ . . . anh eral terms . i '¢é g ‘ aa . ‘| , . : . ‘ . * . ; w . j j . ’ - learn insurance ny Ce USiness: na sis V ie 4: ¥ , =) A Giky, j.* ‘ LIVE Me general Ne ‘VOW sea S Pee be : Yorn t a i efficiency: | PRESSERS SS | _Kine’s “niet ng Co erie) Nev intitle’ ( & 7 guaranteed al ae . Mehr et 4 : ™ " ’ aa } excellent , x are . Work - iw for experienced m: it oppor- 4 : Bo a S7s asd Sy ine Ee ot Baltimore Ee eye Is MNGED MEN FOR y we om 4 ‘ 1 .) > rr — GIRLS Pi aS 4j vir — UN RY RK IN Candy ce, “tab. candy. G aT (e383)! Benera) nee *Perienced lad] 7th 1. Lemp Month at + Cw ort s bs ed g r] Omen “Si LION S- r Rood pay t : . h esata « xh $40) 508 RE ABE WAIST "800 wi Mevenr;) . ou. S# xe » hours pe ‘ = ashing | é ‘ efi hee s ! ‘7 . yr i , i R. (et » | ‘ ! ‘ : i, | — Mm «=sCsSALESMEN WANTE J TReT ; Co.. » ee NTe&D | fs INLD. STR. eas “s # ATION CURL. To sork Ia” ! : be ve J vine nr eat “Oi Mme ft? i : mg ed, ; oo — PI — ‘ . Cab; *" 449% D >h (YT °wavts te Ser houser PRESSFEEDER—Steady work | “SP fours: no 8 | Steady te hake TS: nO Sunday work. 7 cos Dan “4 Py irs oT. ‘8 } " . USe We? 4 F._ Lun Estras, oY eWwork reierene: HOUSHorp . , On lad 7 a : I hg Pei, ‘ ’ —_ j ! 1 | 7 , I : : { , f hv ; A . : . ; P aH rob LAL 4 ONES CREX RUG eet’ a iSTAND “AND > ' hence: ——a US Alr et 2 ——s ’ ”. ' new beabtiful {AN- -~Expe Trien ADY SS T, ARY GIRI S os > . “aiiaily v4 7 j " oO ia ih 2 aoe pe Vie} — ‘ i ; KI , i BLE iM N—For live , R IGHT WORK r Operat a Ben stoc! ; . 5. NY Ja2 hie "MIAGL Tarnij, “UV iaun 3 ~ Speca it. ME \ ro: er “10s g c we rk ’ 1 - ~9 VV Taliy ‘’ — Sae8 \ , me. & nd cominiss dra ty MF. : adv » RISO ange: Hors — 304 Cetae yr a au \ We -— : ] nit " iaW inw ‘ Myf W i a 410 PPO« a ( . {0 7 wih CST Wars J SS NeiT : Pay a ae } 98 WATTS = - . = . jndell 348% iucers, 4347-/ 505 STAR BI DC . NOL TE, GAR . 1408 Morgan. vages, Sure work | vomen. for ply I] y , weer week. A Restaarne ee | | ISMAN---S¢ c ise ; f 53x) qummmnteeomra ata FDL: : ‘9 GU Peper C‘alifars eet, r + 40F Peneral } ‘ ) , s a. JD-! LE Sf rant ard \' irr. . ' Ul Mtrit ‘ ; — A | adult . ss “ at ral ne tC} : ‘A _. . at ~ = | =.4 4 WV \\ 4 { a in i rey . \ ' ‘ : ~\a ms vy) s sher and wr and Vieirytry ' a { 9 iis 6325 ; Bee work: Lay) {he age S44) ’ y A j % ke > >..* WA tej 1. 4 ier 2 ’ “* st s ‘oe is P , : era, lv patch. od ‘boxes. Box bP? - 250 Pp "3 EMPLOYMENT A (02) iG } — Waterman, Cul ae Fd ; Sachi], ‘v ee ye {pees Seeond I") ALTER rint ir! “a mad tt — ; : . a? m Cu a . rurnit 7 ate rnd cas ? : U - “ a - . | miiLs ‘ . ae — wile, se t id ‘v; ng ‘ r or , . } 4 \ ‘) . a én ri P ‘ _ ; ie CH nay aie ? , > ' ; - ° : if -. _ tah! o a T.bSM EN — Experi r) ed - - ae oly | 2 TRADE GENCIES AND) and « ‘ . Wotien, 7 " 7. te iti (cd) ee Pay ming : ar gtr] for ren, Be ocust, ‘ Or, 167 h 9 ned - «: i tuTrAr?’. 514 ‘> eae ar; ae nm ; : mes ; ae Ay FERS i- an re a or the road to “ee Nein aves Wea i ie : COLE B sCcy 7 a." 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GIPRIsS ~ + Corner Ko a (ai eftirs| , fed St r > . and (riven " — ward ' ' : “2 MA cH ' ‘MAIR ANT . ere : 5 , .i?8 . «a ; _f} a I A ‘ am ; uu si Be] Sa ! ’ > ‘ Lyf 4 ( ¢ ’ ‘ { ,@) \ = ' , ‘ ‘Oo \t ‘ nS if nae 4 ROC § DT. Newel] Mor or ni Ps p00: Ap} he in ClASR es Sy aa akes of care practical ex. =p ;O press ladies’ j ‘) ty ~ nn \ Tye) - June Ls 77 phe ianhce por advat : a ' : . ; i j ik) a Pee . i ae : ' . . e n ‘ ‘ " . ’ Piet a ON . f IO AT r ME I Bi ef Fra Os Auto 8h.) and nig} ress; $15 per week +. Clothes on garme SEM AID-3 . es ucenent "7 ' Ning = | \ : Isinesy _ MW. Wary) . ¥. $93 Prt r 4 d \THR ; t a 25; familiar with —, el! 2017 ito School, 3540 Of it] Dinks Parrigh's 1. u.03¢8 en garment Cotum i , lene (4) | WOMAN To 4 ~ : SH ORSTIVr : “ 4 J ra as Posit} sade. : kRrocery ‘ | ¢ . LP Ve! ~. + rs ee ee 5 I aur qd ‘ SL@m (i worl : : etl Y “Rp © ? -~ ' [ . ‘ rr ' ‘ ; ‘ ° a“ J i} . foe es’ , . ' , > ¥ - ri S, TOO weacy; city work ~t es for $100 AE ented Sl HELP wT (o8) | ELS fea. uu laryv. 3124 Olive 469) HOUSENMAT > Lin Ne te: These posit; Ag | | rey on ete con : HANG: 7 re ‘ Thre 17 vr . I, . een 4 . head e rritors in : ya oe o -MIS fj! ace Ons ae | a Div ariy ~ r ) " yf wu sy 7, man " 4 rryy | LOms i ri ’ a ; rig a | , ’ ry s*t, j ; : 7 , ' j ; ’ " , - LON 3 Pp. om 4d @ y open. C4]! CEL! fw ee. for drug stor mw, over 1K | | é lL) ent. Th ph " ind ' pets oar ie Hae” 884 6 bp. im., room 929, | BOOKKER -ANEOUS | ~~ Grand 8 Store soda fount ears | —- es C80 | * Tequired for t Hose who are lookj WOMAN---Wik a Ma ft ; + a ' ae ‘yey » POL! agree Rly Ned) . al O¢ —_ : ¥ rvite c.. iirtte) : » ‘ FOR SMEN nt tertad Tr " PER . oe (sihti Ss : . _ eit, itt Tf — ho emporary . 4° ‘ ! . xe! ; _ j ’ : —— ¥ = Catholic. {th aot (4) a Or Carn Une mar i . or ca > — : *f OSitions . est 2" oe or ’ ee 'HANC . ont . : } | -—--~— rimente ¢ 1af) or — vo Bs. nh Work ' ‘ ee the Qh .lons durine : , ee PK ; , j ' : . fience;, he«t pe With or wit! ; Rip ~ . 1000 , ady Apply : PTOOVere »-§ Aoub ri J . . : (2 ‘ Nlyer diate UTings | fioor : oa a5 mium pr hout ¢ ON oe TU ach Pry @) , rm! wales 6 Seal ; E a mont} cara For Yr RE Pp AIR W Biry: highest rmium. proposition tr, " X-J Oey Sy M KK ‘one oxi ~ V4 A iM ne ton (oe) a M ts! W ke ur: + i\ ot, . ny nag * t , Lhe ‘ \} ir) aig), LLaun net arnt > sf TI iis P n'y. 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PRESSPEE} aan Ore, | 2 perintendent S offic ; WOM: - rOX NR . iy Enel a. ‘ — LOR. 7 " yy at Ih3T 9 n \ and G “th ~Segmesity ge HELP _WANT fart) an ark Leta) \\ kg fi ba! fri e® sf A hath} ie , ) >) floor haleony Vl . A ‘ Tis ina ry) , 4 (as pabhl. r S56 ‘ ; ‘ y “4 a a! 6 10 nie. ? - oi oa in — i, @ ee as t LLS- { eee { . : * ‘4 wi] : ; ee ) g r 6 } th mo | | ; COOR . ) r , ee ; - Pare? “~~ ey ’ : K BIs\ I) ESMEN High. “hay erga tain =). 3 |. _ED—WOMEN, GI (FOOT) ry, rR LIGHT ACT . (on) | SOR PRESSE} ; was Oe : onday al 4 \ AY tone & el if Wages $x ox. Prd Oren Seed ry rs -« bows PE gum * (od d work t ie ASS Atito ae Be oe eee val H INT) rz R Y RLS ME yN 4 \ Pie p MI ' ORY Worl p } tir “ hdhl\ \ PA \) rT) i fr ¥ : . b41 r a! Salar , ae, nag on ; : BLBIMEN Cig ae ee — AT Cre | BT 5 Olive. 1: good pay. | main floor ‘balcon’’ apeett While you are| pyPonday C RL-—No Sunday «j= Vaso" | NW ‘For dish paniry. Mat (c2)! feel? and are “tj ve sunmese; and pdt eae _ GINIae eS) ; ha road OIE AS 9 eer ad my ‘hs ah Myner, ie ‘a A ran Rn, i conv, _F: dh Bacon S off we r > Tiry] a Nie a et . “ae fe | ‘2 rf oe ed foun’ st yt - a a | - x , owes : aily ttrac » sUCTuTive : Writer . nced o . ot GIR] een amous- i ' Ofer, nH? eats (J PPT 1 ye f } 7 bey ~ WAS + ¥ : sO! ' . e “4 : : ac thy a 5 Wrup - LO is / n li nder ce “VAper » e ar ( ) + he } ; ’ : ‘ . ; ’ : . preity ; = : j ‘ i ‘ lite »* 5 " rw Aw 2 a Apply Hove a his fitt Rierey ey mader re a, —_ a ienced POTLUNITY ae aan ne credit de: , Wood + type- _ Wages Ay ey tO Sel] po; — TO ADTES LOTH ies > tv San np le Mo ab ors - - ere - Lt, ‘ea LN] i “ ‘ ' . ¢ ha. if sho . u 7 Rane TH Comm tas . ‘ me ii Rar nh Once f Me YY ts ee | la Voune ', P's» £ood a) ¥ ner et : fey adi c be XK I yp son (rood Dresse +? | BWoONM tN Tr “ zs asn WOMEN C, eit “ ; . } “ F no ' ; ; wor ‘i - . irr) ‘ lab ' iMi&Re ly " Asher SEMALESM iN wr. 333. P.-D company etur-| Container fints) 20,. for package a, i Ben : olonial Laumire non 2180 5 n press midd (oS) ’ lah ! t 3 a se ON B ar Wriie tor i (ed) . 1\ in tl 2 \ Wrapping ) Hing, weig _ KARO and Hy MAMSTHI AITW, #020 «¢) cers \ oe , @X po 2 ee ul ) on COTS, t Rr. = a rticv ars: ear ioe list i“ Tye: p! .« 2 " lé V est “aft os is, $1)” per — . ne. iA @lise ‘ . j ;*) ot 4 oO . ; : ty | rm % or , : f ; h e? » Stine \I . ‘j ie} a ; ‘ 4 , 4 , ¢) . : ’ t “ 138 this Pas t SP } i rroon vee! a bir, : p? .¢ ry i esol, ' we Mies =" me ‘ Aa ive , red : . ii (‘yg : ea ; ( d gc aa ° do PAC lng a vd demand for Bye, 3 Oo $l ooo att this Cae nt sur ’ oundings ; EF cj 264; ‘: "ha oft. Ma! tania b start: Sat a ~~ a ‘ ' ' ey 7 : ree Sins i { - , ta stead a ir rena — | ive ; “i ; CANDY ’ 1} * sn “ ? i" pia oat as elty : iON Deriea 4 iv [ “ 5 . a . ~~ 2 o RT saeas fal { hemi . — ’ } 4 : ] x | — “ ‘* ) ‘ - t “ nal Sales. 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Centu ply Fein »} . > Doe in sy establ) ished hy eectrical Pic : ' - + ena ote — ae . a ‘ A” ‘ i il (} rin: ‘perienced oner ; ~UOons on ga} ; - a : ees f ' " ! j , — . bis n is oN i en? , * % ury Klectric ‘ DiOymM : stud the city Ww ~ Uusinegs rf it a ah Hen, Gre : xperi ienced: mt : For ligt { ny 2 Wan ~ fe?) i ‘ j. 1n) f ) t} A enssten® i ators ‘ parts for . x ‘ } v i 3 i . i ‘ ] eu P ; hs o, adents to |} on ert: ees of its | BIN Oe Printery. THIS Pine ty | ings: w It factory ~ ANTED OOO | «7 WONEY, pr x lothes | ear eemer_ Of our ¢« ry WOM 7 ; ge i Leh. Mes of 4 8 ieitirinreieereecce, ; F d a> A ) learr 1? ns *) ard nits i} J (IID ev Printery 11 ; Shane - Ings: rand + ry work les Wh « PPAR . ; , - ; env? ing f aoe % hey Onr operatare ; ; 7) 7. | ,. . an retry fiz rt ORs nee . ' “Be ho Going if. Cee We Sai a , ” ‘ AY cae WIR] s Ruling ee : t ; ("a awe — vages an j » i asant Surroei:, \V rr) i ‘ Machine a wie rin? de y4 ~m) ty 2G Ss aly Ors are a mr if 4 : : . : i ; arty : a 70m . 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Work; fill = —- shers, My = one ridge rd. | ry Ce not necess; Se ) ; | Os Gok . ‘ ~~ ‘ Indi K.2354 : & ; q arg » . ou 'Nhers ai Curate M jst he (9) at P : lt S mute! — , bieilhig : ” 9 a list 3 " 4 Ws ae —— fe" i \1 > , » ary, ( 1] ‘ * ’ hs Lb bette ' 7 enced and ; P ~Dignate } Mary expe ’ 2 a 2 and thoroneh) Al neat y 4 rs. et ta ] ‘Ne up drue ” ind \ } 1>¢ \ Iver 16 2 8 »rry =) 4 ui 3h | f te \ | rey ait 4; . Yr Oorest bad % on 5 mayer nran is MEN- Two I + evade r eren In own hand rithoe experience capld, —Sfeyer Bro. Dr - ¢ pay and pleasant’ win” ADpiv loon ec) ’s SHIR i M AK ERS \ rnd ¢ oe UN CO \ 1] | | =e ~ "i Bi ideetienete, . nen for ' - a {) thie eX? stall ‘eiwry ting P er : an GIR > a, eee, Fe . th , . 4r) , ‘ Alaitj { j if pl ey - m vat in a i¢ . . 9 4 ‘ 4 1T} r i Be . \ * 16 who h aaa shed territ iT “ Salesman P_ite ‘ tnerlenes and . Btatin Are ' ¢) & re) - nanan i - ¢ lark j (ee i« ‘4 — y ned le i. rTrartio? i " ; } perry steed { as h: mance fc cy: Kood ey rps Om Otis | wee Post D and salary ge, ref PP Ar re eal AN — ‘ ce) a's ~ rrp » 9 CTs : Ly . i arn- . t. Pere a | ; ome Pperix Boag at ia T ady: incerr: etary PS 7 = tt isnatch wanted nA 7 eur a D ah - ; {rf ’ , ( A De ei > ° . j A 4 ‘ a2, . : ‘ ’ rr? 7 : : * _ Kr mee, good i mt of St. Louie tt must hay nd good BUSGIRI— | _ a -. Box; SARY. E XPERIE aN EX- ft] maALLER : perienced Ointers | — ‘NY young w = iAR ET hi . CO., MAIN oe NDRPec | iif rit a) on ‘ rn makers, putting l@Tselfm ahove the nites mSliers GRoe . ur lirrs , bad : a epee a. 224 sk for wy. Jewel Toa | — te SALESLADY—axo fe Te work 1 , aufred Mester, =) eckbands UtTING! level and 3 , average ment : nm PT ES Dispas fF: xDeriencve —- — a “Mr. Taylor 0 take MADY—Miust | . =. ence not kK in flat work a 3 eb Ty ams Vy Ce @ Posy r anas and att and ts loolkiy , ntal : ‘ mh the ; h : riinermt., - Cel, p N~ An ™ - (\ }} ih al Cniarge Cal Pn ve (€ Kpert r? 4 v = | ‘ ne essary s e aept ew ! AT’ ) ” nd ' Cl eae ae | a 4 entts ¢ 71 | ’ 7 Liege t r pe | hioh ‘ ‘ ' ; h) ' , . : : : ne, lote! « poly “ astern lIOocolate Q} . ancy depart; MPenced. WOK. D} nk Ms nO er % ’ Xperj- ‘ DOREe : 7 oner: ‘ ang ove ation ‘ ~ ‘ rey la PpAa\ing | i riled a : Stati. : lust ray ri man Ride Lip, groun i nent 5 , . } irri ob } Week . \ ; . 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Ce) : _ om > A hare re 4 Dpie at M. haa Steady | d i ) ) Py ha is Ith st 4 VW rz A uA . a Mic M AC HINE i HANDS In the larger eves Offices Roemer a ne NN’ CpG RLS Excels} ae Pe Perey fe2)- | GIR a. | MILEINERY 7 ain Sanitarium. | EI DER 1 BES r PAY y OV ONG ' BS 8 niece Ars 7 : : | P C . ne genes } ‘ ovat Atingse i i . Tt , > om ; d - . E: " : ; oe ats Lo 0., wit Ve If Vou ‘ te + 48 t2, , suusry, 1072 | L. i Pper'en, , . L.RERS ’ fey, . 4 i ‘ ’ ‘ 4 ‘ )| : ' Cushlor ,'® (Ane b , , Nt + Mac 1h =e. ee someth ng’ whie “ay ; A OSTTOR-——Female- | y es of ? Ca; also girls ¢ anne trimmers: ex. | A ‘ I UG. 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Mind) _ j on biiaee va pe - : Bi oll ewmeer, a « ‘ ‘ » ay? : - 2a ‘ 45 | ie _ : } te és @ - aw iia a : , 4. ; ’ ye an : : swe ! , ” itl tae Pieri es apa Ri fva AND-N ic) Ww n - = ‘ (c4) ; Or, $4) Ot34 M: an ! ‘-— I iirst floor IR ONE nt Lr | CA as REGIS) ERs ae “we tiles e- ’ . 7s neeDers 8)2. Doty cs: If vou ia \ a ay " 10 J $30 o(pitlion dollar eubdi vis! CO ok a For ~ 00k it in ; ok 76 a fez) | }? RS SE \ SE N cess | a SALESWOMEN WANTE oe sold on small Mm } vow ind see eee BY ee ' ase 7 v Wa ler YFoourm i) _ “'_ kK r 2 acre 1dve rti . what . . Gn 3 " an ur and Ar , I “ens ; D rit ? y . -— rar rh ‘ '> ain by ; Ya . 7 ° tee Ormbin , : rie » mad A nets 8 of the ising es AnS ,” ) at - . ‘ ' — VY, ake advant ayments: anke, we atin eu Ae Pay, ALiA® Linen “ROMMMMMMAt Industria)” Arrest Proverty. near | “GOK. Vial mote yatittt os GIR RESSERS e fee BRE N NE RS | SHOE WORKE] ———- | SALESL A DY —F Ficew, take advan payments: very low | #12s°" qeacmlle Closet, Iacingy bali coat ea nett — { ’ " n ’ district . ear ; os aet . ‘ ook} y ° . (C2) Vi i ry’ a Ni a3 . | or : of \ q > ~ ; 0) itis = uF retail it y , ; sie . hase ? : _— r} if f : : oe from er 7 4. % A . ° ‘Opes ! for eudurban— pi y from’ $3000 oo! ion wil gp tet _smughter's Hom 6g inl . moet Queen's D 2 (LS rO LE LR N My GIRL, ‘elial {c 14) PRA — hers and hand ¢ EUS SAL Rs 1 Easton — Abo . + Mii SO] N! i2 St. Charlies. | er, “and. complet $0 O-nole 49h “a Tne ae ee: Cave if ”) to Riv eae eaally net { i eee " i . in ej! : .T rar ‘ ( Ps ' x“ mond '\ ern ‘ ‘> i , > 1] ; “I. A | iy Pz : S P . 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Bry oN PUES . ‘i LO) N ads no ofhe pots ne a Millinery, - rAN-—S a3 d . Pa eld. 7 os ’ fer power a arouetie Hate! ‘a fies tn spadway. ee OOH Colored: &10 7 —— 1807 (Ch , orators ant Ocneedle pn and backs o; SL Ki EVE M Al (c) | 168 Washington. — ih salary. Thorn's __eotosia ; ' for a ——- |GAR i ~ 5A Texas washeR used ¥" or k fy aan ee LESMizN” » os — ‘; i urine hs m / , L : ; "yy a i > iR SA ! t. \] \ | .Y ~ " ‘ r] I) — - ’ 5 ot A | i, ~ Rer , : aun Sy : pecking "er tn t P Want t? . st cK Yi - ask { ab- at = } Make Mea — c aes : ee C¥linds ” ee on ‘a ar Pu! ar North ror: i f M cooking: nh : ace . ie) oP ‘Tt? ‘ MW i Mite. ry , ‘% . ‘ . DI AMC ND Sith Ap} % af Ve Ya - : BtLS r. ool ot ‘} Hoge vars, “ai ‘ vies : a “wey wn "rit Ci} . a i | ‘ ' i? } 3 7 ‘ his 7s } ht A I>] Tr — ling ~ "4 a Clin Ht} ’ a7 a, _* me. i 20 ~ nr opportunity, m men ron commission. via We will|. a Kor plain cook! . ; hington. 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' oVertn wen nanent outside = xporisnced. 2S, SALESMAN 45 itside wor k. A. MOLT, | pis BRL} R_ RE : ed we 2 het LAS 2 SKIRTMAKE na@angry, | SAL. > SL, U. S.. at Fosters anes (co) | oon Se i at a fee rubies $5 so. oul, b pees: answet, 8 Hox R-95, ” Sood walary and _" 0 | ershing OR gh - cin! GRAVOIS A! ® UL “RS--Experienced. 8) For was be AD] LES SKID—_W foster’s. 410 Washinetan 4. cae lker's 9208 x yeh lone. idee Oa be ania Bo ah, ign. ton, Fy WF a -D. a COUNTER Gtr? ; ( re) CIRT. S ND RI NGH AM i NOGRA? Gass 7" NX ith sf ae Porceas For won pet R Wea +, inte ieadmnds lor PhHOOGtTiNng was — . fe tig “ miHY Ar ny ath : " : gc $50 Loo ne stipes iT uxt rience alae - , rik Youneg lady — nen noraitics ' salare ner ~~” Auiek huvesr ‘or out : . and twee Lolema la rn ‘ Tiare ea = k ond ‘COrrespo na leemen for ful} advertising = worl Xperienced Waltrenn Qe enc eer analy: LEA is be ir , Te ACY. S060 Olive i conditiane ae st n> ve Re] eS ‘¥y: bargain ¢ nome Rox Pte ee i! ond for times ass: rk, Hor %. 8 daya a iN TO OPERATORS.) 3) | STENOK | oe vork RIGEI | | Tay oe at . wich *Peartment ee al ve ; ee make Aart tin n Fle ABS af. j son , mr. OF} Ri *staurant mI4 ye ag ‘* week NJ AKI > SH] 7. , re ey RS ivy sur os rR AP Hi: KE x 109 ‘ le A ker 1 2 er a5. \l- Me a ~~ ‘4 eel ‘*, pa : (i ‘ij ‘nu ‘y + T bime fe bs : * Y £ wtate are, ex wal ft en e fr wn ian) a is ‘ rh res Fp ‘ NX! OP) » hestnmut (eo2) \W e iv " RR I" it . i . ‘ ' , ; c ; can : — we loa k Ce L34 pe rienced P ™ . se be Wae Sie = he NNEN k oni r) 3 P atts a OTe? en on — 7 “1 .% : ; tine nat eat a Box _K-%66, P.-B x impro. i We are 7 for iad ne ee Man. fas we Sek porary ®\ / te ue al instru t} ‘TWO-NE ERATOR UNES conn | Buena Washington. 1.) , SALESWOMEN rae pee 4 Howe £0. sult. Get tet of satiate sickness: first raat business Mame ie 38 Year af ' wd > in Sent in an, : new 1D} KE SSM > = ime i Pie. anc nite ClLIoOn ¥O-NEEDL PB pore teed 5 ee Perience ‘i-—SmMaii arice nae bd, atin” Cee Preference 9 — fale ta NI2?-¥4 . Satievie . . reneonahia oe " Dien: p Gitv f , th | ald f jan AK R- tie |] ? ‘head « ntion rt’ . . vi IN 2 ee 5 ' rr , and sal yr a" KFtate . held nave bP | / : Riven to *> ’ . 7 ' Nae . [ a iis er ‘ay Finaen one with Saino : or bis wrote or ADQLA WwW 1000; must be * 1 On] n : . 5 7. ' }? M ei _ nt n sit . mary &Y pected eX nent . 26 BelUNg exer: Loge , - Monies nrefe : — bomen Nien od ‘ee “Moa a ; a a fitter. pay them Ww hile } lOPS ‘. and €o~ « , LCmrt guys) « ; AN “i iv NOs: STs" me x _K L6n Post ow ma | Puperintendan: = _" ood sularie« ° Ar a 1LA- MIS : tay « Kits : bax i: ; : ’ ex " é . = ag MA MR -_ ete es p ts > her ar, . ire Irak ' s° , AY ria j if - a... afl ie * . : -" orftice, rY P ; ny a? cr > oe ’ : “ ; — ? *. ; ty (i fie me pong i? man. rm ("a _aeiaka . a Aran need: oe } worke: hur Se Ww ing ify) ing yo than S35 ne , ; x we Penson ng fr om / Bmrnpnedt $ ‘5: hoore 5 “a . iMySurance offic -- itl al Barr Co -2in floor balcony - CELLANEOUS WAN ; =. { Aftl a me _ PTS oe ; ‘ - ae i . - - 7 . “9 " po . F . Crsc wyi ‘ Tiyan = «ait mm « 62 Pee oe nf Binns ‘ Be ror aa PL Tlie ; be ; _. ; : # . ; ; a “ - dopt. and «If ; teaity Dey e pols, 2 ts VW anted ixpr. 1) \ ‘ 4 ‘) 7S } rood p de pal tinents ha Ve ive : Cia A} oe y ms . La , te ex! ory ~ ry . ORI PH " , OX i; sig ’ oat Die mm for CANVASSERS AN fom, APPAR - Wa us TS Al a aA, ~~ , TA] : fe Nina ay rN . : aes . 4a a OS] " . F i ‘ ' JAC HOT a ¥ rit. }? [hee re ae ‘ St Wis. ‘ &) D ; try , sk ’ i ene . : ry ‘ ‘ rl : ens ; ' ia) ; io?) On aati vhcape 0 er OlhiS ) vs. ; . ; 141% ace K00d pa . MmAperiens “4: SOLICI! eS irniture : . oe ‘ hia Al ion y = LA MOT? ae —, ha vin “Po handie stock ¢ niece wah 22, tricotines oe al enced > pen for e¢ Xper- a= . (ea) | At once. mesa re ences requ permanent WOMEN TORS!) Texas Shipping Co. fay “Ores: bt osning, RIE $9.00: TERMS ING of Al fing WSik. Apply STYLEFY oe work Operators on all wd CDP, : rs Wr ~| STE. eh EO * required: apply ites o.. Del. 60k. on Pcee. | 4. WALKER FrRN KBABON: r 'SKIR'’ CO . | Pecially a par ts. es. it aw di sO) Vay a nted ; « ¢-: , wit i Hier Tao ss ; . (od) CANY ‘ SSF 2 mit : rR 4«38 Wee - rand 1844 . ' . ‘‘¢? 1117 19 | 0 asd 4) a) Sr Nd lh in re; : tate ; ~~ ®n2 lary fe, ate a TY ™ te ‘am ' ; pie M-¢ rade are . . . . TT fr“ .e & ere . / ; =) j ; aj ’ : LOC User. + Lepa t ‘wrerence. Bor Pp rhe) OFiwwm ef atten ; as Mao: die og Huew 2, "—_ te mit ienvaer re (ee pote .} \ 3 se — ' ae hal, — ms Bum? os ; jeep a LS ‘aoe fy . ’ mage } ‘ ~-> ap ‘vm ia s Lah) « . : . ant ‘e and wate lies ~~ . ; Tint , "FY 8% , ‘7 "te ¥ tc. athe or : } . “San dé > : : - ty : oh oon, “aAehor ' ows Ro * e@iary x Prodoe tion: licensed mete vy “ &teon sew ()1?) ‘ 1 hil mrs M ; is oe» be 2 . | of mak. Si k VUUGRAPHMEH - : . doy = ‘ (‘.* ry . . : . : ; WwW ’ VU INrcee : om 314, IM, Oy live . ee Re ciete. {Eats On t ts: es em | wants: best wages in cliv | ( OLLAR SETTERS Short | ike hours. CURT R ~ : Aa vancemen ‘ j uD Consctentic . - af*@ired to weft leree J) Axe ‘Ren rx ‘ . ! rue ’ ; “ I : ‘i. ; at? ivy ; Ofte and Fi | y wy N FOR Wol e oePy cite o: GOIRL.Fe iii ogr ik IN as oie’ a rest itir man Sig’s be en asi _§Ce eee and £ ST & IRC U LATION rap ome ¥ vino "please nt pet Fe. > Br erie ay 8. AN DE RS a ; a... rar A ra in } n . ‘ - ough RAIGHT SAT A eT m7 = Arey Hotel Stes yi iw SL Oring | Q ( yp > us 3 3 ear ras 7 . 7 y ee a = = as . : tg); ‘ : ‘ i " sat i ac) " ger sa LADY ‘ RY lIatindre ' ‘J zene ras hess IP Fin Nay ———-- 4 R A T ORS f ry © Ce brane) ARD OPER ATO > oe A md ; Tslenhouea ties s ~@ Ly! @™Y " ‘cl & ; l @xchange AT R Prt A CHICACGHO -¢ HH RK TO & Cabeny tah no + perate WY Seer ge. ds rivate AGO financial OUSE N Ww ro Gin Lo For Biginn a : 4! (oy i iCE- ” They ° 7 , if A a5 rs \W\4 antec) : iIMaAr bh wish H SpDital 5415 ¥ Ing ma a5 agh ~~ frefisr —_ ad HOLD GOODS FO ee, - i , rie ey rk; no 8 Nak wis Ihe eh} > exenari : 4 BLA TELEPHONE | 7) bus mei sent them tn a. u*?,® THe | : * . 0. NOT, TE, Gini pe » foth and Lucas. unday work. . lita yy a Fac \ Dy FV ' aX poe ricneed maehine branch exche OPERATOR F ys} 4 ne Ae 7 mea liberal ‘St. Louls ANTIQUS : R SALE ney re ' ‘sae Pes - DG ‘ioe ee) f, , : ; ; (4) ‘ ._- - Pan tors é ‘ : ' i oO e our at “7 iAanre n st ' private “ = ae tJ ox kK . i> : Pia Rai ary =! : " . J v te my ; .* a “SF of — (e2) Ge ss N. on 24 at Poot, “to lay out os oo ». Jefferson ee i) Ne W OT) all } arts of f fn ar , 2 pai : a fe age. peed easant, Courts A = a [LA R f a = en Sl. i Pisrmetehk So ipa. ™ Se a on fuy iture = i , a , bins » y APPLY a . a. A DOF lenk a tery eereeeeeee eee 2) ‘a... US ‘ ” ny ry me? ; ™ mak-. i: ; - Sree Met aks et-Disn ~y sal ne “, 4 Want people 7 —— bea hes atetten A ' Rockers : fons i - age * he co., dep “Cay eenry | Co. 01 ip voller room. Becht GRur ERY LER . ee Se: fo) ‘ws , 1's pants: wher Wages a} a HON & OPERATOR ¥,. spatch. ic) weit te _— good fodamer vate ‘ md Comin crettes, dining toom », oe a. Gremeen a oe es HIPS Pee : Ble ~ A A ate ot *Niber enged ; Oung lady: ee or on r } ‘ ts ‘ lk ers Ay ; neers. . oOUNng ladw who eure te . 7) @ far " i ‘* we Rtn eo’ ary? : ‘e%. faa 7. j ce y/ r ‘xen unt fs) Je Kood wage 7, Must he f Wours & ; @ie ewitehhoar.t ood typewriter rith me: | wt ' Susiners retur ’ Ot to ptek fe ne fer } ane _ nr 7 Etweng P. Lu era ] housework. ref “= oA efferson’ if ea. Apply 1545 s | , A Wy i ‘ tt) i> f 30). Ay ‘Oo One rate tes ah ' eherlience > gd and op Safiafs tion od Tigi? ine ; va n come tary one on © Ware thet. . Lo Bers He 7 ; i ‘ Se | sig Allen, (3) GROCERY — SAL ESWO (ed) Ply I16 Kaston \ yancement. Appl wouars opportunity io oe word for w [ mean exactly as 3 FOU for ae free packing enh ate ; bh Kiri , a oo . bong ; "eee . ' AV irnads hiy to Mr K r manth.e. ana me Sree ; yOu ree , ws yee and , , VER ' | . ; A ; Sa Bi Bs phone. 6180 De! 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EP a ee ee ee OST a 7 * t se fais ae pt. ery oes ~ 6G ST. Louts : ewe OST-DISPATCH, 5] THE Hous | MOUdEHoLo 90008 FOR GALE) soATS ane — — Se APARTMENT IN WHICH You OUGHT TO LIVE steertve today. “ea Cormnet teu PLURNITU RE—Fine. 514 | rf ee ee Pas, 6 ee a ae eae ay. SHOE SHoLDo a, sey TMEW. dog) n A Sane FOR nn Sag “ee. coup nA | AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES i ‘onnter ‘oe, aPPly tu andar tie] CANOES ? oy fi —— ett ES — j . NN Nl ase. AAAS _AUT : ; rOMOBILES l AUTOMOBILES na pA A ~ oS 7 - bac ad ov or . and « “ 7-ft. ” WSL LM DEE OAR = : wn li th an ¢ arr if a) Co. 806 N. ‘ $62 oes ‘Webb he ale re | FORD—w ith OL I~ _ SEDANS } cnet rockers: jike Handsome Mahegany tat Broadwa (cg) | 2315 Locust “er body; Siiteens at $3h0. -JORDAN—Seda Wa oe at petit | NEA NOR TOURING CARS» a Py ee BRE) rae embiay y ae. | 220 ; an. good cord FO a | TOURING | AA CLOTH) bs ne , . m . or tires, b rP ~ Sa a si CA ~~ a i lee bed. dishes. S739 "Westetns curtains, BICYCLES AND "MOTOR CYCLES | OED, Coupe: iam: Ger may extras: | Wire whosle aig Covers. new pate fob. es 0. fea A godt l7,, fine condition: | sTUDIne on ~AUTOMOBILES—MISCELLANEOUS. | RE = oe Or West =— ett con tition: = o TY ee ee " ; $F ; Th hye s, 18-ine h oven s: a ated £aa A 8) | rocery , 4416 > aston (o3) = SOO oO ive at. ts ndiion #375. | " came -s0cust st. (ee) i ~ = ad Ca to lay “eae. 31 14 Cc ags (®) erouring in ¢ Zo0o0d cond} tion: ae use — Call a Al condition - bargal) AP hl A REI Au werd ul “ns on > wy: eRe 400 goal rar, ge, 4 aay om>ination gaa - FOR D— 199, : (e682 TOU hee ae ORD— Touring cars 19] " quk Sale. 2938 Oli | a ali onday or Tue. ; est Drices: don’t «.:: 74. er : ; nA and ! PO j . 1920 coupe, a ee . RING CARS i fare * sai . s~- lf 119 mo: je) ith, . . anaes ve t. ic?) ni ng b tw a a Ue sday €ve- ~ ’ el, bet; on a oe : I { aa e al burn . Hy almost = “— ON LN sg j SLA? ters: rOnA 3. Wit } \ EK , a. as ee , ¢ een ‘ ani 4 . Dl. 140 “~~. , ore Fb: _ nch oven and w arming closet, $134 €. en ORSES AND VEHICLES | . Johnson Auto Co., 36 AT ¢ Te bargain. ‘iin - 4... ee NAAM | Ogee Rood condition; must se] ll. 863116 ajhae, Touring, latest model; run aaa 280 | PL 19 p.m. 1436 N Park Cass. Tyles "833 viano tu si: : weeten 43.3 ranges Canopy top £50 50 ‘Su i gf: . 7‘ init th ona k Ok {'o upe “brand-1 nares feG2) 1. rdoedy 0 5 -5- “pags. light touring; excelle Ke } I em fF) ni ce - & beautifu car with 4 Sweet. -Pun | FORD—19197 } fi feo) Ai P ‘AF work gua = b ; 7 oT | e ; + 7 P . _ * were >a? ‘ W j " ° new - a One ° . “, | ‘) t ) aU u ; x, 4 ae ‘: a ene - . ‘ ix motor: ; { i r Y) : 7 -™™ i Pg irs) ; an simone — y ’ TF neyo ne ee f if : forte eh. Neh 4. , biue HORSES , 7 Le eitncitineieeest Hi) d “ this quic ’; rade: anew ~ ‘ rims; $273 1] Ly ~ /FORD- Ww rae ‘ ’ Ca a re ases - -_ —_ 3 f° we On Tange, $14 “ye Wid. — Unit VOR ~~ (6 emons: Fate anywhe , Y terms. 4108 QO} : _ ‘ ith block f adalat . .": furnitus Te: : a # P: f ; $5 for your Be. S15, We allow ~~ . nuit for w ork, Call V ie - FORD—Coune- ; ' f Y or Re where; any e ve ; » Oltve ft) 7 : . . aa (cz) we or “Starte rr. mode} ts 0 og 7. yy vo *laa § NG: pianos. > Pea © : ®Quare pus r . ” tor es07TR Nae, 4p St tart er: demou after § BU: vA accept +} . ning gr ORD Tour it) \ ELIE Tor ‘ing oo Ne all between 5 : « Miu ands Venter. ; h . ‘s PES ; opty gas rane oe PAE *3 for your | ———22"4 ~- A le er: 8575°- ae , intabies, bump- _ps - AC Op other Car ag par: | OurInNg ear new 2° : 4 ‘Pig, 12n mode! Saliva: , 4nd 6 p. m. 4330 -Washi, Des!. Sor, arantee 3: * range, $10 for ; * 7Uul ee tacitendinietinientediiateri ee c2) hd. aut yy; terms; tr i - 4yme nt. 4933 N.. 7) : part lelivary - 12 limmediate brand-new from ’ “selvered | ton. asning — a) le #2 lor fOur } , youl COa! range sy aD 16 j Zist ade, Morrts 214 , . ‘ ion AY. ' aelive ry terms: Usad a : ° 4 t rom \ @lie fa ‘tory {= 7 ee a zoar §. Jef if te , : bs iain ° ¢ . * ee - ° . i car € {) 4 be on w Vaart Just th ‘e > . ~ ¢” yf STS ate, ~ ty ; down ft ne wy, tas ” One. rad tis itor or OProrw —_ - _ SOR SALE FORT) ry } — diemiese we if} alTOMON? Tf, be. Light 5-passe nger: . e! fectri. -. _ po eeds Auto Body Co lou A +} Faas come y ’ oy apy earance of cease -T) oa oh ; i } QRDS—ALL NINDS ,3 fi is Ug RB] ‘ Al r L\REL. . #ti, On- ; intee “uR such; . : Stats | Oo} sT°"yY- “ —"s o> ih ., ee Re shoes = uits, > . - ——- i dra ’ BN. 12th. BLACK HORS] $4 Oupe: electric «at- st tarter eat cm all, an ex: eptional ; : ; BIG } ARG ec. = OeR, dresees fe 2 . wre #1TANWir & ax— = % Vear i. 39 — 5,2" _ for quic ale: es . war ter able s: te SO »Vers, demount. = a (ec? Saving opportur i . noney-/| TERMS. facies np “FAINS: LIBER «] brews eames oan. -©' Shigmene ¢, “4 ae : TARLES... a , f 1) harne ‘ en ~ - itral Sf {c4) ouNntable -., IOC k. iCe@nsa: oh one per . ra. Ge- T ‘rson an: 1 ’ ‘ ws» v iSeurn Bldg. . Jef. inden wits “ _4 & MAIN Sr : . FT nce, ., ——— TOT Geller . : ring. re WJ i¢ ae fe) b INES % young “plone mares; cheap; | FORD, dve, BT NT mechanic ‘all oa ‘K- —~New 1v2) nae ay inder lim. }- FAO , terms. SI43A Nec yet parte; nt Locust. vi (efa) | FORD Speedster }.....- eer - CU) APPAnI Ke ey Sa gg, 14 Dianos, upriah | WASHING MACHINE —tde; le g: ‘eam mules; Storage stable, 1921 Mor. | one: U niversal Ford Ex, han berfect rus. 802 8. Jeffersoy OR under ust; eX- | 994M yey “Veosho. Riverside | Vv ILLYS G—7 passenger; must } j , motor: counter-bains..a -U-"alve overhea i . . W'te. —20 on lading at libere)} 4 liscou; ‘ * “Aer zt ‘ Nonstrator; an = SZiive, “A&C nzge., ~62u - : —— a ie L Omont 2898 ‘OR red ~~ . (o2) iW? S Ty fferson Aus ef SOIC today. Speed . 5 iit 7 etainced crank shaft > a ben’ 4 me. Resins ~ — it; terms. Box } $74, P..p HORSis Bi ee hare coe aa ta (2) Bir K- Touring. JO1R.- R-cylinder: nasa 2a | | FORD Pouring, 1917, $275: S100 a st ‘OUR! : wil ae Milles Carbureto underst} Mp skirts Shows, hate " - ar WAN ' NEw (4) sulky heap. 10 ipa and tw 0- WwW heel FoR D LO20 coup @ in first la ' iltftlea: a bran d-ne w tir on ~ . 14 “G: iS d Very 1‘ rT. 1919. 19°%). gu ira Ps i ¥ “OWT; Hi! ; ‘J [- NG f AR ~Irr OXe } ent ‘on dit on ? = cad se]) or tra, le for tr ck. Caba : -* S} > Zoode- hig? ant ; ary thing _ = ay GW WEDS. Gon > COP fray et AML | indeve ~- condition ee : —*-Class mec lanica!l ; pT, A a3s. (c2) terms: ¢ eth ee ntitees Cars; easy equlpped: $150 eaci . “0Nn, Tully ts S0GNY GIST) 1on ; _. ’°®S pat,’ . “as INITY tarp : . é.. vente (cq)? iit eq ulpped with 7 +: BU Is K I >, _ — ce - ae , rade. Morris 214 . oe - ae a a “te » S409 Cash, ba) lance fy 10 y me i-—— ~-- a ” “ia OF De I P aye os . f Dh YOONG «© 'p Se 2 on - oN 7ER | Be snp y : Drice ra) $775. sit 1 shock abweorber ' sik r six tour) Z: late r | Olive » #1%-1) N_ zist, nea: A real buy for the ‘ I months: | ‘ -- jinchetiibiih 5 6 (3) Dm. . ‘Mar 0) H. @ for sa XOX KKB PING Ol | LE PO mA. AR e HOUSE har W agon and harness. 5347. Kin. . _Ke HT ‘b Garage. _Clayton, Mo (e2) _ Sell At | Oo nce, 1110 Hian fiton a1 Li Ls; must re en ee rs ' TOL RIA : — ) Che money Bom nt 22 4 Dy H DSON 1915: tart er: . a ee — ’ —— AD ms. TONY RC MS Ce KE Fe AN ] I RNISH | HPREE : OL DSMOBIL] Pu ‘ ‘ - 5 m= ; BUICK a4 i, Thi a = av. ah : a ] ORDS Touring cars lo on 4 . Vi NG § Ak on ace Ount of fardile “ ; Cash le ) Mi! asi«e , S000 Condition: s" “) AP PARE?, ‘ tt : oP MP I, - ais } Vi ii NEw aN HORS Sig Young fat bay. g20-.— mode] ’ “old mare OdeCi; drive n just eh rt o ©. b ‘ lain ("gs abany 10857 ase i rh ' “.iinhourt Starters cle Intal Senrer tan. ’ Pacrilice her &.@Zant 3 na a- OVEI ‘ ’ Nee iadiee’ . ba . Suite NOS AN 1p”. atte Fa "Ry I st NI' { Ris FOR ; m ust se]} today 1717 aT ‘ 3 Care sine delj on bye Period: heautifi lj we??? — —_— eae (erty wheels if wan ted se at fA AO i yy ie touring car; will allow hyary " ai ls {LAND &3 “ond ae Pte ; Pte oe A. sie s CSCS9¢8 an sui PIA [ 4euim KASY, j , ott, rear ee 1. ys Off show floor jus hor: BUICK 6—= -Da Saenp: enahe ~}| ready to drt, | po nediate delivery: davs; price $400 ' ates ee oO Onstrate . ‘make ee Will dem ar ~-_ cHte: will pay gox. ya i. W AL KE = Ki we i1ORSE: ? Vou > ‘ - - t ‘He: ele Rat kB } i t S! re + . : ipe , aln — hew : cord ’ ; . 7 UY it Koh I ¢ ’ ne i + : ' 5 Pea Mrs, Arnold 7; “or ny w he re: m ike — . 0) «ee ] 8 ; 40° RN. ©O., 1117-19 Locust | a. Wagons. 2953 Basen | Venetian blue finich 2... Upholstery ; deep ee only 51200, 3016 low (cp | 23112 to 3118 oe ry. ™Otor Sales, Olive st. ~ * ae 8044) need mone acrifice, ago "m2" Offer;| piven +4, Centra} OSiSR, ne. $250. 140 ‘ i ne a ‘ iat J} ive nish: So ] J l€ “ es - — { ' . LC)) “us. ne - - - ass t it, rn - i ich) sé ha ‘Ce, an4 [> lier “28 a 7 ° fe re ee. = 3 (ef) oon . (en) Orand-n at ‘ alte and per “fect 98 bet a oa wi ; ' gg ORD- [at zn , POL RING ("AR fae me |2|}66t ee SAXON ; . . Pete ee ts ’ Lo ATT ACHMES ° : ’ . Peery +A oy .. ¢ ' * 6 1VeStigat onderf = O- Dassen zer, tourlr 1fe model. | ; ~“At® mode] tourine . Light 5-1 ss ‘ 6—19i7- fine stuae —— ere va ~—— sii a : > OUR LOCA J ION SA VES YO ge HORSE t years old: 3% ro K wagon; | S0Meone; casy terme a nderful buy for in KO0d condition: $800) tere a en aes; ber, top a upholsterin iets 800d rub _ Starter an | Hetes- 1 A epee 1916 model;; . tor st ' eeape; $675. 136 Vic. | CLOTHIN > Wid.—oron as . gtool; fite any ¢ _ ~ U ~ oman ing and have no yse : Car Co., Colic os Wver-Wilson Motor Young es14 Locust - 4 real buy repainte ”» ‘ering like new: Chassis hauled: . alt. Carey ever ee Mens suis ‘adieg’ ey my : " — 4 © one 9 4764 “) {; ener ie IS¢ tor Sime ; ust . Oliseum sidg ‘ Jeffer "Son and I . BU -- ie pilniaie tities Ars Ist 2 | e nN me) unda (4 4) ; ‘udine qd: $ $x CaS 3, S28 SO r r rn init fe or ' T's vs i be Sn a We IT: Facrif, e for 350 | \ Sy . ma ‘ 2 ~_ Centra! 10K) : ¢ t of call l sed: ben ~h . - a ’ : t ‘ O ’ ’ ““GilG OUP eX, lan pe a ar e} te ' arr: I} *) Po \ " 7 ‘ : " “S.O iie@rs ft . fare . j cor -. ) co , — wy iA¢ ‘hine, bea HOR SES a ‘ ) ‘: - j { } cyt C4) iit, Op and tires. 3 , 2 | i Loely ner > \ Aeag ae | ype r ) a ] Si RB AND ‘AGR B hd ” SAS SA NTC H ST. LAIR San repaints " Al aT of b] horoughly 6+ } ! ind-new: ly | W | | ee » = Worth: F bay prices ~e S C : ’ ELL Pare S'T' g : like new: uni s) & 0 pag iauie | hew (700d Vvear tires all pete os z ’ Detar If } Le sey Str ny an line ly si P ~eueKs ’ a ‘ Por ate will oa sults, , MANURIS ¢ ' HARRIS fect; new t{ D holstering por “wear: } SP yay 1; Harely sho r Oday. ; rite or nh 1S 7 nutes? aa LDW. A. LA NGAN FU RN. “) ge a I As. 118 5 TO HE he I “a . 7 res, ~ oumMmpere State l? , ‘oo ing a =e r VF tift) Standard 1:4) fi ; “Te. ba : # [’ ] } ‘« Al POC APR 4 : ‘ , wi MH ONe \ Oestinn o “004 MORGAN nahsden me ANT ST. LOUIS. AN KE, pet pe and price Will intere St Ve Pgs ie sutel firm; finest Pils fantaad — his ye autiful body On a Kk ord pov m '. TR U ix With dun Dm hode a ; = . 4 ]y " P| ‘ Sii, b; ance . er ' ’ " . 7 i ‘ ed urni- MAK ES- leam young farm mares, dou) cust. (C9) | ferson and Locust we “wermoum Bide, Je rene! priced a? ; Convenient Ol rou 4 rn Mot tor Co ith an i phe ae uf POR IF LIN T dies ¢ SCARFg ‘tra 4 —™ oe arness; chean: ' - f son gat PUD | ners : SEES: (ory a mn RRP ase “aC ACUSt . H44 4 a et 2550 roadway ure for Sale or E- gag *h ange Leo ard AY, », no furthey use. 1129 N IC Pea ea ROADSTERS CADILI, AC ouring: new painc ~ 7 ay iV ments. I. ords or bo 1; D> Mi Fini ; wile « oo 7T a . # ; MING pi : ebor 7 - (5) TT? "2 No - Curtains: FOO "))y f ee +*2 ‘At (j eP5 - st Load Cwo to? »? . oe or . : f) " 4 "A PAY . Sults — ‘ ° od Mane bes MARES And ho ’ yaaa — ~ K—~Roadste, aie ie affar id runn ja or de Tr; no reg ' Ir S0CRl for co months id — POM ED eas} n yA Colfa WWE » esc." 2 Geor ette rf seme years pb: Cash Or Ti ime. horses i dor bie hues young farm and work rifice. terme tri was 3000 mil CE, £are vin ret ised, 02536 Granada Ks tater 50d 2 | take nN i] I. DE HY DS AU £4 () BODY FOR ay TRU , —PPOIN tme ent, - per mor t} P , and 76] -OO Che Fy ? = a Werne . i: special bargain ‘ , tag. * Harness; ynust Fe]] i a ce NO 3515 cast aa CH - . UCK nv i ) . n V7 ING Ladies’ ' ; We take Your used furnitt, Ure in exct ait 4194 nan ay atote C ADIL. LAC--~Cijas = gop - = ston, ime h | apn ME e iE 1996 ro iat a, viii Ce} paint - : OUrINg; LOIN me lel; vey vy go 7 ev ’ iring How ete" Te >) | mont: i bord COAT ind van.” ae tone and action fing . ‘ ‘ - Rf rin = NEOs . ; ; _— “USL@L : line CON : ‘ ah ) : EW —_——— - Ce ee i | . ~ ae + @hiey ‘ 2D - 2 . ‘es Trier lina . i ‘ to furnte W-rent dist: , tf, enables us ia _ TOS: S53): aten ~t HAiTion: new Verh ' top; n tires: car is Now hatne j Ra rr TN: . {| bhORK a ne eee Oy ick mh o ‘ Stvle. @9 oe ms ene form me condition: special y n ? vou a“ lower rj . " adie | aint 19179 re aASON biv . Over! au led Ve ry r . } Onn ‘ NELIN— Late y ; ! we t A, tit’j first ‘ 27 ere EE p | Hibs) «Pp if a 2 | “7 ¢@ Pi baal tba ry . a“ ~* “ outgt, BN 5O- Py down : 1° $150 A #-room : . FOR SALE S of ’ AGDIy priced } reasgo liable 23359 S Pmt . Seong - mr or} a mode] touri; z Roon Ra rnars Sa] Co “Class conditis 7 $475 Ht Die) 8) ) ~~. a » ; ‘ “= Coat. $1. AEOLIA>: _—- Tey ; ; : , ‘ a i" °? ¢ , i si _— " ~ ‘7. , ¢ ; ay . Ca ihe at. : : ™ . AlOs ae SI " is ‘) : th ; . 4b u ii u f Ny iy ' ' ™ — . a. 2 : = ‘ AINICS j re . I4,t> ‘if P kitchen cabinets ‘$07 me). T j 1" re f Qorve nit rnating: ° hy orsepe wer conatt yn: used very ttle in Oy, ellent " igre ~ ea et). 4, food condition ‘ee o ae sag . ‘ Pens Car, ea mod T ie ~ 1 ' Soe anre Jal) S440: loin S240 trade. ; - . x1 a ish sk rt $] ss : ] ea) Tirl’s _ g wil) give veara ‘ room outfit, CONsleting of ped or + yp a. ning O18 4 horsepower, o horsenor ver, T Plate gl: iss in rear if ne W top with nn ANY BATT W. 16 | n tin ng + ae be OuUKh? for $1300 Fo! : ee 2208 Clive, aes 02] N Kine . } " mat z ORME B (The Houde That ( ¢ ° pOUr i > ‘ 2 ‘ le ; ea? ‘ a ; ih ; . — ae ——_,, , wig OFF ? ” ’ a : +e } ’ rr . scrdlhe (>) ~ > ws » " ruge beste fad 8 chairs. $58. Wool fihee i ~ an “A Ties (4) Teasona ble. Ky rent TID. urtain: Rood tires: ( hi A VJ FB , ; Dassenpe; loanana’” - ’ , io ' (ORT) truck one Buick — * = =~ lichw ay. (eY) COAT te er corner lith and ¢ ’ Ga.) : i Lminster ‘ , Z i> Ch "1 } : . : ; . +e (co) Lote ot~ ; re] — . py ss i hele | Ty ’ ‘. ‘ ‘ire i? ? Ih on ! an “the J Ss * Tis er plea ; + Pnw’ 7 Or . ier, rugs. 9 4 I, ), Next ha, - Lod ~} ; 0! tires CONndi tinge we P TOek «a a. : , &, » ; . $7.25; Springs #- ie mattress xi. $35 ; beda, d. cc. in @ook } Inghouse, fon volt. | ; DG Roadste; ; new, 1920 pn a : Te ae Bria , NGition exre lene. | : ILA \ \ nes i ( vi JR is \’ vG FORH we i $144 Caae av $} ox. £2. 5: Ste! nWway & Sons | S18 ders chiffonie TR, ‘$18 © =. Ses, 36 ee Broadwa- Corl dition > ch aD. 2108 « Vand-new: bare], =r “pe POC hear] “tras nd. anid : (oR) ‘-PaSsenpar Norte -4 ‘On truck. 1920 model ma? girl's dull n ahogayy case ange for 7 ae, ve alan carry “4 : ‘ a ' >, tire and Other ee * tani trires. Weeks: PXtra { Ii \ \DLER Tourtn wal ded pe ffs - . = —s ry one “a “we ~ e) “ eats i - - i i i>} terms S11 . on . S ; at at vay be! low the . g ul In every home, MOTORS Large stock new ' . ' ney toaron: bout pam , »M inleed ] ka } Oran) j i\ Dalnted: zoo tires « will — eS ¢ 1 ’ reais ey ied i? i ‘ new: 4 % is at? ; , PORT) o ; . «* j { ,a¢q it) ; Im 0. ri _ i@ 7e u ar yr e: f ‘ r ) Se Oe | ee Pte ™, . ‘v9 Sl ifie and 2 | 1, Steyr = ; : : “aS ) vil D Vinent a f %, Bal re ° ce —— f ell very { fay: ; , . il eq ilp ery i ( ‘ft , { ‘ "' t ry - MoS i1Ve! rticr ” 7% ns Waren rayenette suites end floor tern lal) Phase. Wiswell lec. Co, 122) .N. tth.| fergie Motor Car €o., Gag eum mids fet, | 1504. Offer. § 237°“ Accoma ‘idney |e ‘oh. terms or trade, = State 1li- |. Produce Co, “onanet lefferenn® st 22” tern sa -PIANO. $255. / I, LER ARMST ONG i 2 a ir AM ps, “* ~- ‘ Tv? Person and l ox 1 ‘ id ig Jer. it, ye. . . . j VIL. SON " One . a es Sie at a - . f [e sOT) on ¥ e r, ‘ , CO... 1306 Olive. pi Pure USE. TORN. | ST EAM PUMPs.ah (C10) | DODGE Ro “(e6) CHEVROLET—Tour: . ig ae " ~ Shai ont ©Q.. 2821 Locust st. | ™ ne ‘917 ton truck is aa at w onl — —— ; ary Al} s) Fea } . $4 Ste 2 ii@*eir ‘ , : . § ‘ : 4 Aa rs -@! =¢ mon . " TA Ce sf rT 4 Hie-bye ryt } a ‘ ie . til Ve : . FURNISHED “ts (elas | * " Maehine Co.. 208 5 ist 2 ‘a Ramminy | new tires: eXtr eee ees See mode} fon; 1919 moi lI; $495 016 fa = cond? v Ce hy n Garage yay “* COndition price ahs ress, £35 IMAN PIANO wy HOUSES AND FLATS : —- ——_SE-_ St. Louis, (e8}/ tion; beaurifo oe? euaranteed con} hike v Bae ey ek Ae) HAY E Ss LIGHT «¢*? FORD—-Tria —* On. Mi (eh R-PIANO- Sil, > - . - “ ATT ENTIO: = " —- Gan Sitial} ; toy viding ' 5 4NU save Die asian age my oars} GURANID) O-p 2SeNngap | ry ane? ‘FUCKS, a2nuy sr oa Oy ae Pa, _ f ine e yy reou I et EB RE Cn tente ef ‘f Turn vour gE } .~ ; rARS Mi LPS mon + ; CASK bpavn ent alan : "4 A ix: fine Conditis nN: ga rifles e474 ao iy SUR A. he ’ ers . repaint : a (le]} verve: ; ~ & ty ic DbOdY\ ] mediate } ‘ost anv Case = | relis N& vlayer Piane, wit} pri +4 thea gee Ane hid Minutes: “a hea into a tractor In 30 uu? ths, er We 1 Motor Car ‘ ee ‘eg eee . oi. sg np ‘rea iy phatsteri1 £ anid ree "eae , vi oll N Matr * Smee paymeuts Rief| ne 6 SST Menge! Music « U — i le , ae 6NOW Koickern hod, ily Jeffersan a+... “* 6S@., Corl. ET} oat Ee — . s ()) SVEMNe@-drivyen tire a . ee | See ew : a ~~ : 7) _fupn ALL; nt _Tov 1 Vear Mosn Hoadj or rahe "& tors for Ford Care at 2200 ker rmno trace | Bie : ; : et arid Lio ust eCPEN CHIn\ ROLE Vouris bE — : licens. - : Ho Pu Mm, CLK Oole Nftata FORD Tw } aye Sait iad fet.) Re — P HOU ws we FP 1" 1) (3 OD! . tlio? : lagt. . A STER xr t=) eac h. w hile they | ad r, LAR { {OVS } | eo .*% 117 ’ 7. ~ - ’ mk, } ut 9 S@rvir, 1 ; « ae al ‘ r) ut i f “wine if] oh ’ "A641 { gi & he sf of ear ’ price “$200 ‘ ra iid re “ : at less th 2 i Pa on | mone a é R-PIA Wi) he re ta in i PONT =, hy at} r nf gon Urnished PiAt: west BR th nhones Wises tite rath and ¢ ‘he stny Ut ts, . S Seen ek ii VS 171 a Ai: PIU | a) worih matty needs sn ~ Tt , ; Ay pee oe or care Wit St)’ N ons ae eat gree 3'34 (> Barmy an balance in on "tae he og F 7Lh. Joes eae ive “i ? \ DLs 1127 : hick J 2 if an - iy er °1R9 (ed) FOR] ' nae Ae - “- . ae | ‘ (44 fermis ; open Sunday F ‘ 2 Pont os Cash 4 3 is ra ’ a 1A Easton ask, 5 O . ‘7 3 = ee . po igrhe A iti ‘ : ‘ i: rie : f Bie tor * a8 ns be b, ETS a hoa ie Pe a@f£nolia. t Louis, — . er blog ks $275; : ity ih Maity be pid ae ; 4q¢]- Dein er at F i we aoe on. ; fit j MOBRTITI, . th. aes - + or : 4 Rl TY? CO] Aah Py ji... wil -$*) ae ee , a isp h balnace ener ht 7 . be, be Nar ; : —— eed eMPrinus r Or ict $7 . . ri) , iM) en little > . 'y. use, ery y , awe 888 Mom flint hy ‘ . | SE : 1,8 11068 {) . AMO j S } \é ] Ons 4 : } 7 : Ope nn eXDpr : + V ‘ | \ . AMET? Amory . i nust by \ ) [OT , A ORD > ; Pannte - . Aa "3! & FR , x ( press DOUdY . te P x i ‘ Fooly : A ‘? i) i ee it of f ITnitiupre C3 ps 3 ty I- LQ 7S roa eu acu ae ‘ 6} = = . LI & Nile hw . y oy fart Poh aah, L 4 wists ei ‘2T moe ‘> ‘ Pitt ane j ; “ gs Pte ah er Motor ‘ 18 = ol i touring> ne w nait ’ “re ; ef, ’ . “sy ae eer at yf . rock. Se T R- PIANO he : ons: contents ar : ' i de.- + - rPfat VAte 2 pe ee oster, LUily equipped rtees Cligcg 2c >T ET rr . . , } én ; o : the In teas . ‘ cn 2 : Dh farg iT4% chean AiTiL. od tires - each: bil « ening % " fl ~ note ty F ‘ re ; a - . : > , i ‘ pe hae isk 4 , Mo tourins Py pt @ SOaAD Hy * efan a az O))} I> 4° , ‘ ‘ - i2th, tty Ca sh ices ~ ats, dw llinges: bert (r4) . : : fo Ohi . t sore in an 0% ine cay tut Dride o Ey yr F : VPAaSSen us ‘ “4 OPO tans ‘ IOs in ae . amt like nev benc> . . ‘ , fe; I Lo00de t ij . 1 MA YOR I . : (Coo; ‘ erTnaul | TT our Spoor ~ 4 nated “3 f£CLOT re j . j , t iC} With } rte a ‘CUuUrng renew ed - ; ~~ , . . . and Vv @tnal) cts Sc! GL ; iArpye or n CHINE SHOP 4 Pini Late S? tu? ~~ © 2 , . 4b ae ' at a. Torn r ; “aii ar; . he te “ is ~ \ > aye Dod \ or 4 . SUUS@ for IvIs Ke , “” . : rood ree ‘ *Ti¢ | . \ ‘e rik : —— : 10h er Je yd | hy’ . . + oie e : WORK ‘ " od eh . owe « rery ear Te. $240 cas © “24 ’ ne - Roo ! } ~ WEE eX ‘ca, ear Orner ' = VOT ¢ rit Dy r } . “th . Ul i (ourtnyg ie ; : Ol -) der P e ith order ‘ ANTioUL _ Dr 12058, For, 30533 (cS) . SLRS terme eae pana { car in tow ¥ monthe “nal h Da rey month f; 14) lat ee : ey ps penine Curta “ ,%Odies taken or. me Erne nts Fords chean B hew PALL: KOod = tir: ; Rl Y HIEN 1 i ye 7 Mail Cp h 7 ‘U fepibnntts, ! Modern furniture: com plete MACHINE WORK Wid.-_«o all 1 POR) 3 wt ond carry o Sund “yer. ‘re and theft insyra; lor show a vn» 4nd upholste oa | RP gente o \u r Body Co 1917. Vella ; uring hens lav- te -ED 0 Ponnds at g4 “hicker 8 of dwe}! too y, c+ Kinds: dies of OA dBLEX late a uy evenines i] } mie YPOs) ae. , 101 ra tO Rk: Trenewed: good tte ne ruts e ' ckering & Son our bid befor. ? ' ORS or smal lois: get is AY ag Stan Ding; Weil-equf] ped wx) ’ or So] om, ‘ tha .- @ Ond} far Co wt ON Kine e } . Motor - in _ LLuky \ _— - : FORD ight &, erw eee uM .ag Jefferse ' we » en @8G-IHEGO Praca. .? Ae Ph, , a9 “Varker Our int th roadwat one . : Wonderful tons sane OF De : (Ty) = nklin. Sate SHEVROLET +... 1 1 and Locy used Wann krocerman’s boqy wt! LUM Res : new paint: good tires | tera. one block nor ful tone and 5 BEDS AVtd. Rugs. ‘betting 22. Satie _fc8) TAR KANLAND Machine Works. 'Ten and f CJRID Rouvde poe he a rte § lourine Car: Wet « nlat, piaecnaaiataa rit “ "2 x " Re J our touring F000 ear litior a , Bri Ig ONeN fil} . t a Central & ot Y Reteotion Sixth a buy aATiVth ; oves, | dress 2 ets.; Machine wort - go Rauled ana *; ‘horoug) mnie oer “if our shop: ; , i¢ OG Os fds Auto = £20 Cars are in ea “) ten’, OUP Motor ¢ | let a ae ; z — be ing, s:__Poront J 846 ee rs; jigs fixty irk too!e ois ‘ arcu apd Ma }- ZS is wo\ e! u yh + ; bead \ K i tires H ) . , « , a . if] ePricetllearnt eanda tix . e el r * flyer th 9 aie ures of ¢ 1] kin > a4 3. hans: ~~ = nt new GCOrOd. ACPESTOEM ITY) ike ? | OU} LN tii nd Ss 7 = er « - - KE Ds Wd. 24 d st a 1s » The yer = “ ,* » 2. “ , mist even xS f ? \7 or OF Sill leg tT; " —_ = Ss Vie . ,7 hy ; : 2 ie and us ij | f. Sa - c ifthe’ ) =" . : ensinger, 1139 w alton, Fore at “US01, Bald, | S) meo0 5: fine conditio gana.) Shock alt Y&9., 621 N. k ‘sh : eOtOr i for quick sale and tarr. . OSstratio: priced! first. paw. -Odies: your , id car accentan 2-2 | LIE A TOMOR BIL. E (0. oF c Se GOLD AND SILVER esi ferms to su! om S t ‘and pe. , ay { ‘Ofte Rt: ij} ante . wrriad. big } irga n. 19 & J Now ‘ ‘ os L) De N la\ fore. Ra mete eee Dalam + rior th! oa eed ag bomoent a] Olive " ‘ . st? is 7 - baa Le HMAN i AND ‘sy Tie wag ‘ans ee es aan . i ; v¢ Wri? « ‘ , i — ell Sales (ty » * rae ay rments - Si. “entral 696 : ; ots, } CARYPTS Vie i. —Furrin . ; rik) Sih Fl) ST je | “> c4 16 { HEN V IR IL. E P V\ (LSON Mey hop CAR , ae Eyht — ~— mh mo -S15 Locust. ine . . HIGHE db I’, , paid fas 4 ' J pianos, $4 ne nth ly ; iy, Scho} ure. all kinds, bad: I vou i t--$400: bring ai 7 a DE CO.. 2921 Locust, (4) | FORD—Trneke: - hese i 2) : Roid. old i} ip Re) at 10 Sober. r. Delmar Qa, Wien - ind eu. set the } alance 744, “ers K ‘ AHP ary 9 MUrings " n PCP T) 4 ro = fs ; mediat aioe >. Jaf > Worm Artye- new. = = . : +. ' roken faise teeth. Miller ; SRW ad « ry uture pure hy CA RreEePpe ww Wiad Furniture, ittiniinsiemnee i ED S| eal Ata the »LO4 Locust er GMitior a | ane = “Ae ‘ 2 Il] : Cnr . Aa x j ie] lil ne: beaut pe skee are (eiry ery: pune matic or solid _ lry. - - _ aus irket =f ad SELHORST IANY® nm ad in : - > ce ee tne cast 2 Pe i Peal Take er , titi LC Or CW) , ‘ s os . « . or Trois ; 4 j las mW Day r. Ke ae “4 ire a1 j ‘ - ; e’arity ina rag . } nere Sg ee, S| : er 4 . 7 vear to pa y Ree: | PY AKe A\AL ot al i "~ CC w 7 ; ( ASH Da } ‘ >. groala = iver = os ished 1ISi# Oar (>) or UMPar SNe Denn? res “ ce Fe —=——— haule her Px as Deen complete indie im 40 hi ee West ataall wane k t Saerif) ‘oe “ @ppeat y Car ne Ss SIS Locyeart _——— ae + Oe i od Vii ai ~ fh diamonds. bral es mitt OF, at ; Wort .— nw. ae oo VEINS Rro i atin gn OR HIRE » ted ky Ford deute pean etsy OVeOre | ee, = — © UP ssant (Olfax on . eeeCe Price ‘ taj ' 1 Brese FOR] 5 PT ty ——— (oS) PILL Py UY If NA yale teas swen Jewelry: wp to 89H ’ ‘iillam Knaubhe CAR}: 3 Ww “* — Tur- on a we. = 9 x JEWELRY WATCHES PIANO.—$1 4: Denar 20 — @ rockers, Phone | - Aes Se on. | oe ee a DDoS te, Auto Body | buying a new nh gave ing of | anteed Or tat? 2000 miles; gar. ous delivery; cash or tonte, 204 Imm e betes Sunday + Me: fs act — ul 1. 1, 4 a 7. (BS) FOR HIRE 7 =e Cott) Po — —— ié (OPNOSI tw City hell i pes “aT ~ . \ se ; Wwe fan sa - oO} Sting } De * dj! Le? 2 03° 7 . : wy, ir old ts ok — Te, ‘ ius We wij] ‘nhke } WW ix roa Ister 5 Drax st a SF © in fires a« PEAES ERS —20 O00 tbe tee | 81.28 per 1 ‘ords, 1920. new touring “cary. | PORD—Bosaster: Saati ee iv | CMT. uarantes, ° prvestiente this car: nest | ben Sunday, } 19 °4™ - ~ aan | 3S. Betere nuy. Fete, PAxment. See | OVeriand touring 72; $ 700 ONDS bought: up to $s0g. rep tone: 36 r 1 ben: Pr ates gor old and =«) ; ‘to 81 ne nay 200 “to _ . each ‘ r 20ur, _F “ereast 2128 ' ( s guile, Cost abort S20, tore 2 eClaliv Di pp "2084 . MERLESs ' ED o. re MARM™M rN 1919 ! . LE itt Mat) ; eu Reif] g's. Dit Y O eriand «, lan 4) any size . @nY amount Miller 1322 : - month Mer ne M - ; . Co. Aust : ew ontana | FOR wire -. ty — onsale ‘a23t; abroluteiy tn viet, v4 Model: very Meus. acer Washingto;, Bomeont Fa Bet seyin id Ojive Me _— 7 . SORGitisn le ~ eae - . (ene fe0 aster L. 10) emnnen ; . = oe ot. Te B A A i pba ‘ons Delmar SOD, lore ext onl tours (~ passe nger Hudson imo Way lake $235 on os con dt} mM in every ji ad say (lil 1:29 : Ved. i ePID bevy tT? he ty coda Ma Inn Han , ae DIA Worn w U : . ee: 1K I earn ep mn ns . ne "s- "ons hes ae 4aSQ or time ‘ : .o ‘o> é ru VN | ~~! Lior ° ' ——- aa TACe@ ent , ‘ I ides : . i? tu We w yy ; » - "Par ? oer ee (a! Pitt we ars: weddings =_— “480. BS048 fic, DOUG E— tot iets Ads (Ouring «a Tay vi new amt : Overland a later Oe 0 Ata ma : ’ ash ' Tee ts ATHER BEDS Wd. AAl. 1000 aw Victor : . 2s oe ES Sidne: $1. vs P Ie . Cae ‘ Re le me PP ytd Pa Ping ir corndit on tie ? tion Sod terme . o iS Mice e] rood Cpe Sas - t -_ ; S$" how: — . \dehak, re ad 19 - Cte a . i te : Btw ® fa highe ' prices te ores any stra ght ty ., & .. tr DY pena Drices for old and : ops we pay | POR HT: gai itil : my, COR >. Speeds ar bod Tr “ ‘¢ ’ : Prats entra Coy, iT, re ; IA ‘at et) . —“§810 4 Tin, M Dearie ‘er P ‘ ‘ Oo bor, on Atri Sota +p -DASSs 1419 Cj ne ‘ like new uaeneee ii Me delivery Machine «.t etre ew eatl ers We | . : ’ . motor: ~ ‘eH#ive OVerhe | Seles Tourts . — - : rat i ve ee louri: Fe : Ps . - noel te ts , Ou i"” ran ~ jr} , - (COA RKer, i-Dass 197% j ' : re OW Mfc. Co. eS OTE ont age ediately i i. | — for hire: ave te nice - Pk Mad ii t, “e entral one For ¢t ny Ww) | Se)! »Y ae UT “Unders)y _o > ,* = - i ~ (}] rea ‘ o : , : DAS. iv¢ ais . S > 7 FURNITURE (ef7) ~A@xXlcab Co., 119g N Kit 3 18. The Waynes » OF trade for truck. aD) ng: | DODGLS-—-T w, ‘718, 4 1819 tour MAXWEL[L— rp hte dd TUCKS, Monthly Paym , axwell, & Passenger, 191s : ree I pay $100 to $700 per karat ¢ R-PIANO Hing: lates ITT RE We Sar Sx} hange ——— . ImMmedias or & ’ ; we } - = : ‘ : Or too Ite * ae apy he Mi eT PUNY F446, ‘entral B486R (of) eee WANTED ORD toadster. 18; thoroye!} ~ Per M ont} Olde oh Ss, « “ r } Satara ‘ i -Dasse nage: igia ~ ae ‘e° practica| i , tis d. ~——f , Eesti Z » td.- ~An. ~ hehe — ‘ 4 > a ~— ~an tQ ‘ f os } my a . “0 1e@ri i er on ~~ i a roa rie IPO ei Sf) a " : ca iy new : y Rile ‘ . *Toets and stoveg: by v R142 " Neos inds: an Yet vrice: Cash ‘ DObah le 8.5 —— (co) | | a hundr:. lollaere i , N Y and 1t-e64ca large laos an Ruick teas: I! ‘LS oe DI. AMON YS \ i figure Thie te for fa ls y ur &¢ ho } : oO } Pt)? - ) . Ss i i) ! an # ; tren Co,, 106 _ B om ive ret; de 994. ~ A y NE S es 6’ , RES, ring Lil; oe tou ies ead pra Dbalane, . . reat] (ASN celivery Central 9 ’ } na immediate PS : Ping car 5, PASSeN Ee, - 1ay7 ; 3 ROY’s Xcene Opa wis 4. - Broadway. | AUTOMOHI]. is Wt ; nd 2 9. ~ HU MMY ieee! touring, Auburn soe, 1918: | Meet , m Bldg pgeer-Wilson LEWIS appre? Bormont 1] 2 Nath edster. 4-nass. jane: tet 60 | Your or ME its Pianes,* loume That Fr RNY TRE \ Ww : Ped 7 oa ath (ed) | ' signme ‘nt om tove ad W ° pay « ThE nO ean. T° U Mat) lore lane - Issen, j ht and Star tas Cor al 0a ‘Tritie ra ? j ; ‘ Bidz T. aa eich rah ay _ Ait (> BR opr SAL E S CO 290 On Nat nal : Sih etn one ie?ij rhapetle itm) le fees ora . aoa ’ je : or oe Ma : : lanos ornte I? hs Aired ¢ conterits dwelling -Get . our bid: « spot “ash: ready cash: 850 . “& loans, Do read tare: Only used 7 eda : aan 4 Cemonet ator for } ars "O27 oy, aah ‘@ hia i? parts i. : + Se _ 2 ' ate oi a LiVS-)yvar} ine , ha - ] «Ww ors gy i - me our «o ~ : dia moans M AN . + “ — aT mak ' 1 P . . flats. Cent. 5639, Trle | ee ea ti val ROOK) MNOS took o* will consider trade af oe S9C@ (Oo gave Bains DOD aE Smad AE. . im ts) ‘ ‘vV aes . ie ‘ . . aPin = ’ St” ‘¢ rh a , 7 j ; ; . . . A is 7 ’ : : ” URN! De: Wee Rad) ‘ we Da bane light louring Car or ro; ; Player Piano for SON AT ’ { >}? (*a FR Cw) _ “ lo) n “ ( ‘ ; arte top 2 ; \ wir \ \ n ; > pa Al! sty! « new , i I isk 4 »~ " j , it wae i ; ; ” ¢ “we oi ae! ee tion Re music eail, 2219 Gravois. Sidney 1797 iw, wth th Ln “AGster. SMOSA Min av Ds IN— hoy - 2S cust » 12 Washing 2 be. bought at @ bargain. tuUled. mn. cing as ery iat cet 0 Will accent ‘ye, ~ad used: }.ton Ity-ton: SSUdebaker. ory 4. & © 4) 12 ar ve buy all sizes “ABOLIAN © on ed « S285: tay ) ; - ae Polen shee Ste: Inver aH . M ile “AaABNingto, hy) aren me 60, ne bait. Fine on : Peon o een Car as firet am . . , Alen hy tutify! Te wee 2 OM a “ ' ‘ ‘ ine 4 site % 1004 Olive Fr RNITH R Wd, eee (cl) ALL automobiles and hiort gages ; 6206 Daimay l.inde}] - ~~ UO. DOD I ~— ; ' ' and comfortable an} no Like BARN] ETT. bs Se ' _——. Sa All Care gvaranteed 2% ald 100r8 n_of | 4s vontents UE ( a] uy, any “ama ; ts none ey: country dea alers Ps OOUgit: loan Tai r\ Stes oo . me . oe 11 i) * P hs at ite } 62 ks ‘ t- ) ? ss © iw se si ‘ ty Ait) \N De ‘ ' ~ a 2 Cen OR 1% bn - Ses « : eed and + “ of ““ da DON ’ ~ te . ey P ONS mahes ny Ase: t} ats, aw ellings Dest eel Pensa your auio a ‘ phone my , commer. i \é V take anvthin a Sys ’ ‘ ire. tities Cor i os ‘ Theo , met m . . a ance eas an, — . . ey, ist cS) Ts . A Se] core fre m S400 : men get ; , ‘}Y lie? hele we as been, used ; ‘ a. : a © tobe > Cas) mobile } re rela ing ¢ papas , SNe ;' “() » Se , Pte bh on fs r, 4455 Pa ge, Dei. rE ~ pric IS3; ew. 2840 oS Jia zg 2ins Bor lon ws r i A itle as De A A ie ‘ iis ba ERID * iy he o , ve ; , ~) Liit Mae ‘ P | On} . } ] } . - ” j Pa . ranged el ’ : : bm ‘yf Cas) fina ° homes: ter ; Yu ’ «/85, Forest 89: 33, Ir > I = anne. (3) f, — >PewWriter 6 ff} Hees Under “Outchern AM yr ’ “SPped up quick! r ‘FV™]® H745 and nat} fon TUCKS. 7 A “ny : Sth 3 ip diate|y- te ~ and action excel e-| ( : ' We - BERET ae a . (S, erred PPG, OT fics equipmens se “aga até as loth «a eP : 4 “Y , ; i ; : a _~-> ”._* “th an i rina Spectat aha , } (8) i Cou ye { ‘ . ‘ " oa ich P MAY Le lise P , . . pre re ) ' , se ‘ }*? iif? \ “3 1) ’ =e. . . Dy '@ . FURR? URE | WANT TE l.inde}| 1789 } I9i9 or 1020 model. ‘neap for cash ‘edlios to Sane Will se}} DODGI Pletal ew pi - et d 7 Used. With gil Styl, AEOLIAN co 1M _Olive D- BADI- Y | MON it 2 - tineha ; ke “ Been at 4932 Nor : Vh—— Pouring late rele ° “ilion ¢ evoe res, splend Prong ye 9) . es . PATENTS TERS ae Gone | hy OANED ; anteed condi: She Bal ‘ . VAS ip-to-the. d > and Cal - | . - A large assort: - 4 Dtiona, } as on auro ~~ | MAX ie . eG Condition tires 1j] Carance ae Sr hute , GUS; rOords . j . ent of hi ve 'rge and email lots no red t #56 del mobiles at once; | MAXWELTy 10 4) tra; fut ” howe. net vith ex. | Se Bt fourth OF DOGITeS an! shopworn ae OBEN y aan ines: hj ehest rash | ie ' ion nr 1214 Cy Mtve a. Nort gage. Auto A ine . item. ‘ig A N roadste *T like , Means eoiil od wal A * = a - , i. Poe No, . > : ‘ ry} io a sma ] ; I ‘ Qe, ‘ ~ la j , or, 3n5q | R “SDSTER Witd.—sSu.0i) ~~ —— (fo; MAXWEL ! ee Barthel Dy aor; : wis O net ‘ ; - ri : ™ - ve im 73 Riverside D4 % (og months 5 Met Wine! ayn en balanre bz} “> on Oran Or a%, Dry and oo ~ ap . AT} TY) as pay ne nts. De I _~ ‘ P he DDS { . 106 \ ut! iT Paymen?: ® balance on NITURE WANTED oh) tescrntisn ORL, ive orien a goa me: | Fetal ARP.’ extra “aecosson Fa Locus efi) | MOOR touring. | outh Ee Yer m rs ots," : . ’ t . ‘ ' ; . ‘Pitig ] ; 4 6S = i¢ > ry . . Box R-116. P. m Re ieral vn] pivy H(t, ine ij al a LODGE 1QIR o ITing ee oe . eal) Ps “ , om age, © “a er yh, Md: ' t h) \/ : ( posite ¢ r HT; 1] a SAFES sen! Ie Ty Plane A ms PRU . kK F » : me M.A X \ | { ; f ea X the day rt cari : ? ; - ; . ’ 5 PAS I +? ; j . ’ ‘Tis ~14 le N\ -? Tt « il ' (°, a : a efty: mothieyers 0? EPOCH? dhana f, irnit hatance Wa. 4 ron VA ij pay Rita dowr en Ath 6 ‘ Roa ls oa? OXCS i] net nn : ‘ om lew | ’ ‘ ’ f LOY: ‘ mh i, ] f ‘ , - ‘ I) 7 pit] ‘ ) z A] fe P ety ? . et €; ROLI ~- of} to Pandin.- ee ue Str u!] or tno lar ures In pid Delmar BOM4GNX ii, “Us lL iOyj «A iM Zain ar $400 O14) Ma SPR ar * 5 goo a he B&B icte ‘indowe } ee ?7 irtains JA i] ANI) 4 : 1 ; a : - j “yo . ; “ Aes j ‘ren i . vee {i Ww | @e 4h) ‘hand yed a ; note : imntiy t he ca Ptees offered. pyat®e for us| SULD 2isx cars { ) and Pa - } , > Ow) 2nd of . — . ; - fav-Stern Muse et ft. P. Pomont 24n C'O., ‘s+ Cleanest warae: lew 4 ~Roadster; *POrly looking car erect anatelt Panie Motor ¢ Abe is “DS—7-passenger. s ; - o- or TAF ES— Fire 9 bor pe ~—ailve sts Fry BE ‘ ent. tt om Ee nt . : lires, et roa - i ° ; A — io j —os ; oo a 7 . ‘ pa . i j : j ¥.. - ; ; | ’ 7 . ’ _ . e = ~ — " MONR Ole 7 2 (COTY) : 4 ariy ] i]7 louring iooks i j - ‘ i Th bir tee . ig . , . UH) hay a : , . ‘2 wren i () | I( f- LOA isfer a " so i : Py | £00d fires P . Ae FeV“ (sj yal Es ~ ‘alt firi , ; } rae re " fe ; : , ’ , ” pe Ww ch ince fo wetted fdDairs reeded ton Siler notary UpDNolstar : ; '"VaASROT) Pe) nm of \] ‘ : =e bas bal nef} ' nM , new A i ior r al ry, F : j : i. 7 " : . sai} 5 ‘ ne ; id Sar . » j mol we ’ rhe i stig j = . : ; bare, » ified P . 4 ° : * CAL , iture anted W, €}o> RSO4 Cans 1e - a Ld hs ure. g bony a an ure Of all description IN8 4. cadster, \ to | a ‘hes? al Irie? ; } ir) weil-or wr a! trig M i ie% ‘ 2 ~ » na " ISMORT] . Pi eee ctl, ) \ "RARI) } “9 tripe] , Yor \ ne 3 | Piety fernishs. th « wn tinted Sem. and On. eXtra tire this a tifi Corie ‘ Tes ines ea tivi ) T) Po fas ai f af ‘.hg 1QIR hode Tig eX Dre. * pty . prey ? TI Dike ISTON SE for af ‘ en é : . ‘ i 7 pac it) i : ; . Lava Tieng Get our bid of dw Wings or « {" AR: . PRS 100 A >. Chas Worth the ; : a. ; ari “6 plir.- een 7 > . f rs an 0 . s (far ROO milee : ’ “as on, €%- . S «4 , Pers ‘ [en b J mall lots &; — Se ONE. oil ; we) nor rit, Pe ’ ring uy lta? > 5 ve tiii ‘ }} ‘ ,7 . ; : ‘ if , : i? “ DIAN NTIS nr KOS. » lling. RS Via hinet : ® iT. Nod . . WING MACHINES On, With a , oan . AL condy SILO x ‘ . a. one ROW; worth SCR bdt re 40> ‘;, =oes rh ot te : . iM) oprivead ; we at \ te cee Luge a uciid RY (eR) Genera] Motor Sales CY Oy’ ERI : : . j i ii P od os ¥ e ‘UY “ yy, udj . . . 4. Stee) Tor gut rie “ uF ‘ . rt il re ‘ : Ty, } . iW ’ . : ‘ « tri ‘ , Sony ; ‘ ‘ ; » 4 , - 8 : ’ ’ . *» ~~ OLD GOODS \ ; ‘DD hun rT) \ very — Food Ires al’ i2ie 4 j os th INO ‘ : si “ aa ‘ ll | ‘ ; 1 ¢+ ’ ‘ : “4 ’ a ; vd ; ota; we b j ad Lare we “$2 er ? 3! “nan a te tok rao? " ' ; hans Phas , raggsd a iT): si . : wr : : - “ cer) »\ i> . ' Si : a Les } \ ’ ‘ ii¢ in P ae | ‘04 ille ‘ ‘e Wits “J ‘i. 7% j ‘7 . Prices “muet? ne aes pay the ~~ Hj +] 3944. 46 Oliy e Si FPAT ceo, re pe = a Ow ; Wire Whee Ss: } ein \ Par} Vee , 1} 4 IiILANT) lou we ae | Ree , ‘ tg 2 As, j z ht, “td ' 7 1h ~ we 3 EY Ht a. = STE i E BE: A neswri Cn “OO! nding the Foods Ha ir ® " 4 Tan ust §T e — cated Oj pen Sul ii Lit) A | 4 } ei ROUT 0) ‘4 ‘/ ¢ ‘ + ee ped ae | ; -"« ~_ ag or ¢ {, ’ ; . = +‘ 8 . 1.7 ; - fe, ’ ’ ria? re = : . = ) : g aat If } ( 4 ‘ i ( } \ , : ~ + fot e? , i » ue . . os : “ty twa .. Centrat | 6427 Morgan st. Bomont 1820 ars to ship To oi fiel, le NEW LMI Mi. ah 0 MODEL, Ria Ny ; la OA actec as “ay SERVICr ; f | , | - atl ore ner ins: Stns yf 1 1918 ; iMiobDr ary DELIvreyy : OVER? \ F, PML CK = Poh Wwe neol char ) per cane ns “apd 'SERO1. D a jOODS WW (eR) ( ONAas: highest prices pa OY i RL AND wt ce TO! RING TA TEST Forney ren A oan ‘A > \M 1 YO) rus a} Saale) . Ndithon ean. ‘ Patan Saad ind veney, oe mn . »\h - ‘ ; A ar ee ~ — i ‘ en ll Cash price -¢ 1a.— Ail kinda; ; . r “ Ses ¥ roads UST FROM | ACTORY: sppet, SEMEN’ Mow op. © car in firs ISS cCouNndir é' ‘mchir # Ferguson. x1 Pegmond, 14 lupp N ’ TF , 101 ‘Mid 5 se 7 . ‘ Yers «a Dest: none ants and residences, bin, p enonte ne ee be in good condition and iunans es un rT echanical ronnie Hon xtra AROSE GOODVEAR TIRI shear. OR OVER Pe, #31 Lain ee aon 3. - “=o. Phone Fe: ru VHXOn touring 1917 SE nnaA EE AEE RRA st 3 Thanet eet a ot ete's toute th. and dom ‘ti os. oa ‘ady f , aS ipa y only, $475, Cas " 2 hae J IN re > ~ 4 1); I)] LIV} y ti} ee ' -' Py A \ DD i) ring ’ : , " RA P if j,i? Vp I°T> } i eA . ' om ~ came a&-bra imme diate Shipment . vr OR AR CO... 400" West FI AK TAl Cox , { . le Can Lindel! 2160 Co., 07 Véving your ~ hr ei } 1 Ss . me - od ~ I, ( ASH > ae tll ' ; Jit hi wrsain - . = eh s- ne . .' : ee ~ — ~ . d FE } Vv I = : : AN i> rry ‘ ree o > ns ‘ tule , : ‘ ~, ‘3 of ‘ slur iz PORGH | AND I, AW vy e 1? 1 . ; : tifie; ate Ss Ww ith 7 Ol; ‘ Ss] hs ! lek S49) ‘pipe : - _— j a ! MI Ai. " UN M LOR ,R cy ‘ ay JI ij? Mi RITE oO rine le te — lant ' > ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ re . 7 Chea ; : ; ’ j iy 7 : “v « Cc ‘ai Gorwcarte, silky Rie wa . ' Open even g ° ’ ITS hetwouan “7 Deb Kossuth av ve srthicadin, shy Jk} Bie RR oo ’ ' and re tinted Pond of Ode enewed ri pry > Ia , ev POL uy INO » : WANTED if ; \ Ihe Ce y hor a. bird tahnse x. ce Kaston icietaiacate “a in Ss and Supd: ay Ch STI , 7 , eam MW) Alia 4 ' : : \ su 3 ,.tMt 24 ars mt est om od ire, top ay , wens ty > I ; ii ee a nde , = = ety mu ’ J } » oon } Nae | I Hi nUTIfYy } 2 : LD : ee . ta . . oe ‘ 4 is, oO Tu k ' on ; Bi fed) I fevian a. Ply ne ' = wes “’ ~ : , if-en ' PPNnIiCK ela ‘ } . shartigpe f , PANS on 7 ; un : ‘ SPaeuet . ston ay Cabany Sato vd 4 E RITA, Ford moar 4 and fastest real. mast “vy ticense; CLIASSlext eit ed: 4 new (“ires and 4 ,; . Ar eas rth @a ~ ond tery nae, mith , Maxw tou? - ex RES Wert Second hag@: } J - ee +29 AOlor £on rs , . . _M r “. @uto VOLO: cag) or Nts a OM Tie a ie , Used] res ' Pons - rif § O0°- wa wef}? ' 9 eo \ mann'’s« Motor « : a . . ne Lf] to 10 ; ‘ wl P _ Raw 9 } 7 = a ae r EE Joh ate i ere hange Mg hal “type , rice alxo re pair it fr, a " ees es rig 7) ia will Ss] i bey “i Pik ‘ le Urine Car, luI*« rhic lel ; : a i A ND i ‘ . t ’ | , . fy se “ta . ‘ fay : br os } Hi nn “ecine a ~ ‘ “ ’ Bl ' HER Rpt ’ + Ter he 7 “ iive ‘ 72 . - - - ‘es ied) 2 & iat) SAn @ ne ney ms a AN fae Mabe tn . ‘ ov ast et ‘ Ul as aly 'HO,4 aDoe ; eis : Oo) ‘ YX : > ‘ ei 7 ~ nt } on ‘ : : ii VA Sst , ords : » ' ‘ ® 4 . ™ it WA 4] Br i, i a ¥ _ - Open ne eur ne * &e they a] nte . new nat FORD 7 - iy 5 Sera wt} , . atH ‘ js? e; a ° ‘ i ‘ x, } . Ma - ae 4) be) , ) / , ¢, ‘ ii —~s ri ’ . ; mal ¥, a i @ i nity ge 5 price . paid “for sec ondhand ‘tar. BODIES eto. OF Alin p VT aa for someon: reins ouring “Ba io titen vn ¥ used: looks ang j * Es a: a) ! SE] ) TR] . v=}; Cole Coupe, & — lat —_. Hroadwas Sei m y. a tyins Or ' > "oo 1(wy I yale i . SN CYTOPp ‘ . = —— a EW. 232 live. ’ m0 é : . "TE cy ‘YT, ~ et if MAR 1. (aT? s we ae : ay’. tor es bers. 2022 Shenandoah BOVIES—New and used com —— Florissant. “Coitas 290, Can LO, | FORD—To ring boey: will tient £3) | OVERLAND —-19]> text 3 se 6 ie MOCKS " eo ans tour, 4 a niaid a ce " clase GRA ND PTANAe Gh prices for a (C382) | EN chang any Stvies: terms Universc) wot I ==t2l.. | _ster or truck. gus; ‘Olive, “8 tor road-| 5 good tires); ht 5-passenge ring. | delive : bes Sar Miteh nt, 7 -par Gast t hl : Viatform me = IANOS Ces or > al . - : change A260 TR ij ersa gr Pel 7 Owes Sn A t,. a. 6 $ ive. « mm. - =. . P fam ' ‘ , : i?) he : . ’ j . Pr) ue ‘ ; , ; ; ; ry , bs : : _ . a and la rece lore. L in ds « of fh furnits ure: ‘ OU P iS R 1 i} e “ Te, \ tO ADST EK RS FORD ~ Touring car ¥ 4) ie —_ - “ (cB) es; ? Ph ; : ‘ Cer’ onet+t. »f ‘ . : , ‘ ; ‘ : - ' ] } , ,* i Pe t} a hi} \ " " }0OR ltkerine « Ne P hone Re}! Olive sh SOUND sg 313 8. S7 pened Will ht any For ? vgs & Si Oo mAainta a complete mr SVG: t rade terms. 410 2 sed 6 days, 7} , 2 TY) a OI **, OVP price o y oes ; a tnt ahi ’ h, 3 e'aKke VERRY I\Wwp ee 2 1S mo ery of ; aie ae tan ita ble ’ - ns smal 50 ve LN. Ki j ; Al condit Tk Be rd ¢ ARS! « mr) and : : SUIDIMeNnt to ave _ » Olive ahler ne . my ~ te ha} ryyy , : vi A ) : - ; ‘ 4 2 i) “mys i’ RD aT; 0 to ‘ firg@e » . . . 4'i cord Ai iw taar Kf ‘> PA Te ‘ ° c as Cs, ” PGGLRTO; i Days ty m. re ,~ . —- FORD Tr ne RING BO! lies aes 3, = : a Ce W ARR: \ I . Ty . 21 Lov tliat (ery ta ve ou ring: nec Tr ’ fi - ‘ ’ Cari \ | Ou ay) HY . ia _ ti n , . R . Ss -~FOR SALE fe ie «* inert. 1@e ! : " ture w wl i. your fy, te teed a +. r o — se EeTROVT ce Ans : rier ASOnAb!), in ; , rhe pain T ( bUY In F heartifet es s Tecliate a a en Ave th, = Tipe me Yh DAY tea Orhoes Sone - ¢ } . De , 129K 4000 moving. Lin, leit FORD ec Old. 4106 Olive "*™ an LEMlY at 1901 Dodiars st eh? Mood shape: FORD—jo9}4 os ns 85 FH we, Th — OE, One i, . Wink used trucks: a (ua to ROod, wim ce | Axtures. Liberty Pees Pine ata y ot Gel . Tate on ‘ ‘ ROADSTE I _ eS ~ . a (4) ae tou lrine Ca) " om : “ } 4 re Ro ’ j on .f .% Any 4 - : : er iDeae _ a Cas 1 DS ite ; i ry i tet At c é : ) : t -_ ~ A 2 Mh rd : a bes ’ { ; , ic} , = “ liaAte:. -_ ; t's s very *} 4 AE Rood Used furniture bad ae : Sha pe; $50 305 ~ Senne (918 w od ei , RUNABOUTS ao x. 8645 Rebecca \ ctor 2947 , i ; Pei lo . re H9S@¢ li ger e rilve , ’ rey " "e ~. . : al pri ‘C entral 47898 Olive dees , pric e no 1346. t Son, Bomonr PORT Bras apo gaa =VFII, (¢) lierh starter per ay + sai - a we NO? tae m, } eXpress TYPEW R U re. JT 1M) Frankl ,. Menkhue- FORD RODS ; (c) FORT) 1918 runabous x" ; it liveryv> mn. , ' iT} Inyw Thinedias J Hoo 1965 Lotus ea ee rT} } + AN Pros TERS AND ADDING — -PRIGHT PI ‘NO — silica so ) Ail k c o ferns , « main, ante = Pen te] Condit) = . = eat me i ‘ Par! on *) ‘ —_ » . | j is > oY p é - . buve faraien A . pA : imme diate delive is; 0 ide your Olu 7 : pest d ae) ° ra ier ’ ee ‘ ORD AVUTIN: ‘ ’ | PE iB R L he y ' , , ~ ’ "@ ‘ as “OUy tru vf 5] | . P\ | f | Hf f apa ; MACHINES 1 DAs ? 3 . . pets ana xv Mai ery, Rj fling’ + ie) “tripe ries “ar, ata bara: ee Bs ~ } if 1 ’ Tl» a bow 6Oed, hew Pas Ne d nA /u\y p nWay mart pric A. 3209 On (teats At s 8. ‘ 1] 5 4 AY Fain téa A 4 } ( ) IN tary "rp ere - 4 é> YZ V . m : Ss Y iy Vy y fy! Central S529. ve. Bb. | py ~~ BODIES : (c6®) | ~~ - EDANS I. e of , ve | WEES Ire ee as [O CO. Pena Cy ADUING Ja HINE. Sieben Ra - b wish ‘E pay the higher, “gee FS) i . we Minds. for a: te | CHAT > Fy ~ VRD-—Ten light touring ; —— Hrenaint _* “ha Leh beanilt ;, 218T and Pr~y Fuck Dent a condition: theo. +. rown } y the Mahest price in eng == Ord chassis 50 ta: io Style | “SALMERg5..... . - UP: terms. onug at": many extras: Roos | ets: It does not na: “og fy. . 57x) senbe bs. argain. f lanogvany for tyaeq furniture and : “a! h or t trade ah own on SA tp! est up te Gate Styles Olivas as * 28 Boo] 82S now 19) ) eet s. are pes 2 se Jatt; revy, ' Soil hean new ir ow) - - ’ , ete . iftien Ff ’ 1? Pine at ew se . 4 or gid ony Puss : rin: 4 us Olive | taken ir a } oor : Used Forde or b : Gin — ‘ ee RD "1" riy : , -- : ea re? " , 4 . ; 4 } wn A ‘? wa) , a : ' ~. ; — 5 " $650 e 522 Walker, -Armatr ror : " a. Jew “1 Auto Rody {* ' . OOS Cah] ie Sedar . et * . ose ~ = a i} t7 Palatal ' — ' : ifae . , > , . _ Tie } a? 4 ‘ if | bet ‘st “a ~— ae ier Nos 2: r is aD iz t OP POBsIte ” it Ha i ‘J . 0 . 104 S . ’ res at FL ; iF . ; + V"h \ Mfrre! Yr . Mails Kt Od Ole * : I Te) ro fo last — , , a (Sd. ii ; . ; : . atile dj . era) FOR r i fot) ! Wed a ery ligh sens ¢ lat v bietely re FORD r . th, “iae Al FUATANfan,? mr “yD | , me 2S hd oJ TY Py | Ne i«] 'anae = . CZ run A 4 Chale ® Cnr . e ( r : Yoc* Warr : A Es i. NS i . . ag Py Vitl / ; ‘ ANIMALS Use," - — ing and roadsete; bodies new . tee a0 ne “UONGILIon Will eat? - . in Derfart (ia ' (" - ne Dig BACT Iifices ; Must wel) - py JOS4 Was iret ht) (“AR . J => aioe +, ’ "7 ; r , f' any mak, ; &rhH« : thogar ua; ; # ) . - ; Ww i ye ai Ke i rr] seed igs . . . 7 Sea ‘ oe * rt streamline — . “ey . ai : : ‘ ch ear ternye *) ” =U Up, trade if Cream wheel. ee th hi . a aie if a rerin sel ed N Cu yy Ww tad Must be : ers, iV lish nd Hine | bodies for For} BODG Kh “Pctan ots “geo . ~ ad FORD LOIN »¢ +. Lyne (oA?) *& ihar A rea Ty emia ten me Ut t sh ft Pons sed & Poy ' | " a. > re Dinne te pure oe Rows o'd had. tone = H will tr ide in SNS re tire ion a enn 'wyy bumpere a aan Dane OUring } ke new Chea; R P ie} an le " 19 - a a | “ash $4. , far > “-- " “ racrioe fuily. . half 1 : TAO 7 - ae ¥ Co. 8710 'n “hrs” 82 sMit. Redecr A. E. Cuban WMdition. © sang plmvers. ence, 2835 S. Jeffers... ‘Cheap. Ras! ~ Ay : = = ot Ww t: } ‘i — c “ale N Ot} 7"... seUue er , (nhany =e, ereshine af. - Re —— 4 a TR cm -. : a fe : : wit ry : “ent Sn “OR we (oP; wO—Barly 14 Pity) Ts > , Rost -Dinnaton “*' &* Pure bred. Boy | ROADSTER” BODY Wil (| DonaE dan: tate (ooh | TOD —Louring car. Ford ae =| Petiable care a. PASeeDKer touting “s ry bie hg OS price $74: -! “ble; * Pianos—¢ 3 Good milch cow: Fy h J : (eS) | or struck dex s1m4 « hye for tourine Gition: equinned wie: "bart: iM perfect cone! goxtension;s need mon, vust ‘sel! > holsterin. foot e AOY whe top es lef Ne de) in are , SORE. § \iding rom = $00 eah Juiy 3 we EE OM ic™) | 2 bumnee ith beautiful sent . hit e 231. | ring perfect at ee, eTOT@ Von phurchae : MeN Tier 4 iN. 7th ot , aleo brood OW “. Young — a 2 cs - n0eTS. Johnen . 4i Sent Covers ine: ane : , : UTCHAGA a Used trypt . ett “ : . = ty r) on is : . yt 7 10 0) , ' ' > nig “yy mate’ AYE R P | ANQ SP Reé wree “” i : . ' 7 res. * ; ; . ta ~? He ks | a i price R es ity U Se} at ¢* . na . ‘ (> ‘ : 4 si i.rif | er. - , at . > . P owrts 4 es 4 he a ‘a? CHA®RI2. + ier . = *20ra wire wt . ! , ; ‘ ' terme Fora re PVeninegs CAN env, a a Ue end land fia TT _ a om“ , ’ ead f ot Arkanwan mitch cows, | ima, ~~ ee Arrow. cv. inder, perfes , Pale wre and tire cove; This} a pon etiee, 134 Olive st SACOHDS | 57 "ER: NR-KONT he. Soe OO per cen? on wo ine sod Mock of Tir ' and ? roe Sat N. ttn atest Stvie full { > > :* ry : i7? ‘ (ii . ; ; - 2 4an vt Ne Rack. A e M./ &230 4247 rn Pa zen tanto’ fine sieedate f pv ‘soa & Harrain tes oe = veau- POR Ds reuring cars; big be fos) ll foda: Slut be ite. Tf new: must burs hase: all sizes and mal if mre ; : “S8-Erade red ne hae : .s ‘ : Used only “ " - . r fee) } = eed ' Tri? kee : " = . ‘ ’ ; " ; in 7 , . - “ES: ~ (or! CAN he . . Letting eee . ‘De; cash o err “9% atl . 112 Cuan tri Vern? , : ) , _ \ , . Store ‘ P gemma ALTEs& . 1 TS. ~ eer old - 2 7 : PORD ivZo e ha: ‘nis. ts it] ne ae —a = oe + ; we ? é A rrrery ; “yf iareer ar . . or t . 8 7. N Mua nr Png aie te ; . (ey . H ttl ‘ l, Paints raz. In }7 ; : . ’ , . . ' ’ ¢ ' . nd Ped) " ns wav tle: chem ny ‘hw x: raise | or: Tier pric. old . or Withour start. iar mt Morgan Stearn, Launder ~— a . a DEBRAKER ne te con lit; exXce ‘ent ri liees "4 ~ ; ; ¢ — ar if tions fr ony ect, | Call today. a714'% Chmesio taken ie Start: | tase ~ OF im evening at 2454| FORD—F (062) | for cash. 2105 peemeenwer touring. aj Ondition, ready f | : | ~ fom Jy : . oe ur im mediate dea- a = CflaAte-r | er . ONC ete tc 7 ‘4 tree ‘ : Mh e : i’? o uring, hew. nen fore : . . ASi) Tie }? lle . ae an MQUARIUMS, _FISH, ETC. : ee Sa ia in Keer. Trp rey : (ety TUN treo Weeks: below 1 ; Slartey; blac t 4 (ox? I; ’ } , tha oa Ive ry? : . “ e i 1 ' ; ; i} ~~. —— lorietenime d & gigt — + ote av Ti Je fferson . ‘ ‘Si: lerimne. 3805 “ ‘ 1>) NR A Arh soy 4 sae en . ‘ ‘ ti rins to 8) lit. “ . 4 ~ an . . ‘ : : ’ er _— COUPE s : e> ee | é a . ; . . ig Gis os ‘ ; price ~@ > os 4 . " ’ are #h Si | Nn 3 FORD -—Setan; sianne ch) | PORD—iio car (oc) | gan? starter: $250 cash takes © ligh's SELKINK Al yake gu0d ! dedi \ unwards Pianos Pp rier hcAtue or dushen, &12 « tern] DETROIT EI, BIC "TRIC pi ne , — Pe "ws trade Morri« “14 A a SA eas moun able f ‘Ouring With } wd stmrens 1\ lbh ae oe 4 . Ven s&s n KAT 5 ” PEVPN CG) ISO8 «ss tea ' a. : , \ B Rogan, eet ; iAnn | seeng ! ene ure. iate model, 4 abe wen duke, elet, naa- ~ SSITQS. Call 4908 mi” So ; EVE TCP lon GO _ 4° n Ae . fond Nive 4 wis? | 4! n excellent condin af - | 7 100 Pleasant STUDERAK BP? “ACE interna tan ‘SOLINE Firip. : nk) | three: mesg) mndiition : "ait’,$- | POR Bons ee - " / BAKE} nterna tion : Lind sarees lin Pe, OOKS AN ~— | ¢ ng out in coe Hew ean. new. 1% " PURD a, %« es ah vt 4it “wee 4 » 18] : P " ; \ a iY > rie x ynty: @ ba ve0: § new ¢j viv ¢ i ort . Pouring si See | 108 « i! ly ewete — . * ’ aver. iane 5. ) PERIODICALS lin A. Se res Forest | POR. bargain foe #ain if sold at once. Call at on par €tc.; chea: ee starte “mMeuntablag | ed: fresh from on. ike nly. Her Wit ot woe TT i voen umed: , ; ng : i i RD 11s Coupe acs = ' Page " ~* Peerage li? . “a 1 i t “ © ° . nn. ty " h ine a ‘ ‘ o - - . j ene = 7 3 . " : >. , s boa . “ . ry rnin y — Peres a 4 - . m4 | : J ffere . Tifry, _ . : _s . rT cone ’ hy ves > res ii | i baa Rn, ' : * ‘oF » Sas . , ; . ee s . : Mervard ee antics. new K raves Oran | fui iy ~eauipped: chean, FORT) efterson . Haroon brand ; “a Ng Nets Go UL Nae WT ID) ¢ ia d = eRton , ‘ fod) eee : : ew ' Neve a “I te ‘ft . 1 4 : 4 . or fr page ae eee nnalltincs ech, ~ Jefferne , - Selar. - - ne , OnDS. i ” ~~ etitsiaienea Sy (57) ur isteringe in Ow OD rea lea her wo Fr ot) ’ . 2 ‘ ii ’ } M { S fa nue!) ee ct 40 . a otey ase || FORD. 4 Oupe tires - at it 57) Wheels. "eat cover: ta: te: demountadte For a -L ‘ us show vou a — ve) ittle “ Beg Derfe. * CONAI tins — MOTOR . “4 ; i 1c / a MA een — Clas : 1 » fitha 2h = y gerber bumper. ‘ourin r \ erry r tir 4 ori te e Inmaense sie uc lea : ToNneTal Kieer, ' a : mut floor reorth. after . a’ el ok, nN. Grand. N11 . s pe everything: terme Ri Pr Rh- ? Exc hans # a a ; iris | ee Ford ~~ ‘ Pr se seelng in * News ne: . sash jer Stat . k I ept ; Orme POW er. : rand -ne " he's Lata / == - =- ti alta a ‘ hecanmncd es ba mi I>. iviv eh tatatirietmenee nae he ™ : aE ” ain =t is ie@filne a a whe e li K aa ia ray a} I TICs r ght f . aor | : ir 1” ww . ' - an, at ' Ons ' trade aid: uy “ fine conditio (eo) R I Tow ine car es a ny for: hoon r trad ( pen Sun- 1826 Chestnut. | PUMP—jason oo tet) MUSICAL INSTRUCTION er ¢ ~ a ae _ ge -.- on y aes VOU f¢ ti ae RG) . mre aie _2e8Y terme __ 4100 Olive : $545 ; i KF OR T) SEDA N — rubber: , hean. S- b Ne od NAGITION: gn, VW LSON J | *y ‘ | Mi YTOR CAR - bs es ne fu ite rr a? 3° on ~~ = a), : ; Ar ¢: an. ww ie ‘o. ie - eee | INTs. € ~ fall af 48 + te. Verselide GSOTV -_— ‘a> 227 Y ~ree fn ‘ ‘ . ® MeAs ire. Brad: ; pu ’ \ os rT , ae : a ; or Ve ne Tyeeday cha ne | ai SN Gran oe Wheels aid Starter: Si) | @Mlectric starter ayant repainte i ke New FY VAUDS e os Seen % 4 eee « 4) 1}! 2 “ St udeb aker T 4 Olive 3° | 7 (om) be . as eed: @lectr or * vats a ne : Never a! BU eh)! : ment ~ “4 ‘ ery lihe ral mon ‘ . e a Po ohted 1920 fet? riins, Be ton pe . te rock, dema ree an y lens ~_ x" if x hf ‘aTS: S0OmMe wit “ay eee . Th, ‘ 4 OuUringe s 6D. 9 : ior) ’ ank Price e . a a Tie . ; = | ; , Paymen?s bees po ae ‘ Puoe: used $6 3. prieed ¢& Hoke ga OO tires. ” sy Hoe? | trade ino Oxtrma: like Rew, 82980 on ete | ane iss et rin © ‘ . pty FH. Wrui¢er ‘on aah ‘ Wher _— 4. > term 4108 Oh Olive. Umes; trade | & of Guick gale ate license: | cade « ROA ie, ‘ew. $2600 up; termes | 824 has ever ' MNS conditiar ii. : hd ver | , Peon eg _eBARY forenoon * 88h oF tering, ena am | at . ap pea in oO! —— a = MOTOR — > ? rr. ol tts . hii hay Vou 7 ; ; ‘ e ting pan an em = x» an Pane ’ : ee ; , ' : < bgt) oe e ‘ s. Je efferson « rs; " terms. ; "174 w Rehir a oa eee st as LA re DEPT : It I 1478 fall fe, — “ ors iad } irntne a " Yor eters ra) ; . - : ’ ixth FE loo (©) ' Sunday etn) 1:30, * Boment cvs Open | i % Ray ict) | Fi*%. ete. 1819 Lynoh s v0 E MY¥lene tank | * maces ve j th — — Louts, re TUNING AND REPAIRIR : Z ; - | ‘ | 4 ~ - CHE V RO ‘ aS ea r , ‘ ( LET 40-3917 imocial: 1p . ba ; See Te tess og a lage aS diss. oe ¢ : sat ss7e cash al terms, 136 y i — orheee 4 ih Bex! 4 ‘ a: , ’ 7. ; 'N’ 4 a te: : — aii 65° Sh, * $e 44 Sond. 7; ay | TUNING ond player iene eee = Se ae ee ee ize " . $6: Sixe $<. gis ta X “a. 32x $7 " gz 2x | ah Calt léi4 NN léth. “Oe Abe # sa i * Mous-Barr aa - Ee)
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oe ee ee ¥ " - eae ” & rll peers wy THERE NEVER WAS A.BETTER TIME TO BUY REAL ESTATE. Watch the offerings in P. D. “WANTs.” “wa ee . POST-DISPA —— OTHING ee a MUSICAL | MUSICAL PPA PPA LDP eae Cra et SOA eR A AEN A A litt BR ny wne wr ee ING A’ AND REP NG _PIA NOS _AND_ PRSANS | LIGH VT S3—Co yl, nicely ur “I OO} N rst é d N ‘ ; df 4 ? garage, $102.50. L. Kir- | antee our material 69 Enis your old ret, &¢| “ci...” CUO ee “s “REANE & Pr ANKE. 1 we | Chestna gentlem man: “private bath: | AP ARTMENTS—O a . , West E i P : ne 4-room and one ! : ; “ ‘ ie _West End pref: rred. Box R-93, P.-D. (4) fi rst-class condition: Melrose Noite Ee ee ROOF! NG HOUSE—6-room: $2000. 4719 Beacon. ‘c2) 9-Room House, Furnace, $3750 ee a Re eH ee wee, ete 5S ae os = -~_- — = : housekeep twee te Por shinm - . a __ (els) ekeep ping rooms; range, sink, private Rk OOMS Wtd.— me Sa ; - hats, ‘ivcamas: mens pla vers: first-class re- | oaths hetiteniananton housekeeping: ae ae i ,4 * gee. Oy = | ‘oéswe Alamo, High-Pointe. Cabany | tor “-gtuarter the cost of a new one, with = ~-- E NRIGHT, 29382 roe nnecting _ housekeeping : fined family. Deimar 1ug8 + kr 74235 (a) | TE : = : mr iam = ~i, WT = ee oe J lasting (vai lities than new work. For ( rT, ; ae 1S , Le se@T a: 4 -room frame, “jot Sox ’ SU "p Ee RB “10- ROOM HOU 3 Bee Sidne 2010. Y rooms; 28 range {r r, =} : 2 er Serie at 7 : v2 4 (A t. 101—~: | demonstra! anus Call Olive ti ie I2o: price $1700. Ca owner, Bomont 2. ‘ ag . elt) THE HOUSE THAT GUARANTEES | tricity: aint oer Serene. Se | RO a Bh TN oe a gg Sat elt god, Bn pecot] 5-room ef ficlency. $70: | se w Forest €725 cfl) | In the most exclusive part of Raymond @V.; . = a ¢ _——-- + ee Se eee | ee a _—e | . phe iG “e ‘Tr ae! ) 9 ' “ Ti}, a i . i 5 > 4 > Cc n » eee my ~* rs er ie cee nea ene a — -* a. ercoata, se PIANU FAC TOR y y—1sis8 Ss. Jef- ALL ITS PIANOS ” L¢ > ; Qs or ¥ Lipniedacpris- sieeping ori W ard. Rox Pp " iat Dis an iiweTai re | oe, «= gh ork REYRON ie 15 i Ray oil oa) a EAL ES TATE. WANTED j ; ee ena. Et rooms, bath, sun 105 ge i mg rnin Rn. EE.. sleeping h, his ‘ : pvc 1741R, Grand @27W. Tun- IZ; conveniences: reason: able. (4) RC ON gt + i reer peer Lh RR ; nh TE A cheats cnigencrttt parlor ; e, pri — Call owner. *} Ch oe ar ae ineien Um. _ rebuilding of pianas, play ers, Group of unusual bargains in stand- EV aa ro light - Sa Sy a MT ay oe ie om pe A neighborhoo A m, Vaparuinents,, $5 adte ann to 6 oom so Oo | er Ww ie, etna South or West End . Bomont 27: t orest 672 ‘onl, | _KEANE & FRANKE. 1008. ¢ estnut et. : j ’ - ‘ ° , Uu eierence 5« ” ouerTn ) , t ‘ * ‘ , ~ Sgges eee . ie ye ny a ae owe ; 4 Geller. es, a ; ‘ uprights made into play ers. ard made Pianos and Players. priv ate _bath, ORD, Post- Dispate h. , erences, 5OXR Forest 75 3 J to $75; 1 Or « years’ eo2) I a - NEDA teh up to $15 (HM) Cash. B tox ». : ; ena: 4 room. fraine.; lot R0x OSS. ; Ww ASHINGTON, ‘ , i ,° . } ” +} call owner, Bomont 27 Large 10-room stone-front 442% Pa ; —_ — Ee. {oy 1629) EVANS, 4 4247 W A—I ing or; ROOMS \ with jafant: | WESTMI 4 i meat OP avi, y - . . ~~ | te dear . es Q _ " 3 oa? . arge room, sleeping or td.—Three; coupie ~ with infant; | WESTMI NS TE R PL... 5774—5 rooms, s! eeping LOT Wi td.—About 30 feet, northwest " or PF ! Reistiatal as (cOL | ception hall. bath. furnace, ete} 0) adies’ ang —~ eee Finest selection of slightly u antics a sed ligh hous k € { St. Anth at : erceats, dres : ¢ WANTED LR PO ea ne ent. housekeeping $s y ae ony’s Parish preferred. 4309 S. porch, solarium: a real apartmen i _ferred. Mathews 32 Kennerly rraane : rate . * anvithi at 4 bs its, high grade Pianos to be ‘seen in St. FINN a 3061 Two r housekeepirs: Compto | enamel and decorate throughout: f ue —~ _\are ses a MB : _—— 27 5370 akner ter.: fine 4-room nonresident owner wants quick sale. : seine N ‘ 0 roo ns. ou e ‘pl : . OF _Cesii NOT ICE—Wit!! pay gspot cash for ; rick: pr S3700O; terms $500 cash and of admission necessar —ee. | ° for Tee LACIE. “TOOL b sand | Louis. all conveniences ROOM Wid -Light. housekeeping _ room for 2 bie tenant: $95. Cabany 512 fe2) dence cottage must hey oo ; oe n JOHN 3. BLAKE. ‘& BRO... 815 ¢ Chestnut A BS adil ik A Ih ble taal we ale eG te a | retin tt Aenea? ; ’ =f pen reason i Peri, . ba : am Appeiman, ) ~ aes te | UPRIGHTS KENSING’ YON, 5184—Hall room; lady or Mb gl ag ~ gd! fouthe rn exposure; South | WEST PINE BL., 3805-10 new fy deco orated direct; save commission. P} hone Olive "1228 ~ a ee eeamrenmat i r Sete ytenhaae! | St moe i Sine Soa Worth ana suites ma hogany. ‘ ‘ ° , N fos j : be a’ A ‘MUK, 8750/ ; . arge rooms for atin - aa : night res! ul “gegen s0uth of St. Louis av.: pris > . A as ee ! _ fen e1 nveniences | Poet Di spate} . : SiSR. H. Ran nks, ¥ C HMEN T -And oo eee 9 Steins. vay Oa: :? om — 2 ag ; “a ae [ APART MENTS. ; ive location and . Petia 8) CATIA any plano. 1156 Aubert. | Sterling, mahogany ........ oe gay aon eaias Bes auti fully furnishe: - oa ROOMS Wtd.—2 itght housekeeping —— . suh4 WASHINGTON iS patch (4) frame: electric light Who want . . O50 jadiew? suit Se aesd: bench and 70 rolis of mu.| nubert. oak and decorated: : 3% blocks frem Forest Park: | of} mmed young couple, wit! montht| ne hed in the Shont meeeere Gunton tal = | $1200? Tern SUNDLAC Investigating eh as Be: 7 é i : ows ; &na cec ed; ocks f : : a, le re Ernie ey ERS a AIS 2 Ge he hi 1@ mM 10% ’ . | - A! ~T re Pag et 7 S ercost#: eai) Tyler tre cash. 3200 + Gran av. (c2) = Gable koe mahogany ae re ‘fined acd lulis; “Ow! er's home. re bal — LA - el ve" ce ae ee , # ' ._D - * fur | rg tM , “manager be - CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE a ae ? a. Rroade re c3 > ea eo eat , 1917 ; ro.. ° ~~ -- aes fener ed ro) D, is. iain” ae 5. ee ee ee ee “~~ _~ - , ‘OTTAGI 719 ™ rn re ha “(> , a a ihe kaon bad minukesa Poole ; walnut ca case. 1817 Shawmut : LINDELL BL., 4117—-Southern exposed ‘front TERE foe ROSER BAU M-HAUSCHUL.- | SOUTH et 2 : ee nh ak re oe Fg INGO ( lemens a Cte dl PLAYERS rooms; residence. L Ande li i; 24° “VW ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED — . ' Nroad way. ic) Pg ‘ail | yoy *> mn Fores i. ” og spits aguas = Tae ’ rs Oe oe ie , " atin ci dan PP rane OD, al owner yor Zis : : : ! e NDELL BL., 4300-—Ni ely furnished room ig Biahteacitg act — STOR Y 0% hy in? Wi, Hl 4 -{ * t. Bush & ae Sy first- class Autoplano ° . eeoeeneee 88 @ e062 6 @ par L | ; c * ia FLATS | AND i “AN _ T iTS... Waco er . — a oh , (c61) 10 RO¢C MS ete . re “f jon: | 40. Feldman, 2718 Park. (c62) A. 3 Chase abit 133 family; referenc en "exchanged. L, eres ae AND SOARD Wtd. Three lattes Ga. | eacde oe YD AP'T’ 7 Ss. WANTED > tee ~~ A phage yet an Fs ine SoPrAti Ee aE gga ae a Cz ’ of { : 4 — iF us 4 e ies d ’ . . ‘ 9 n . - . we ait ° miepuaAare : as . ee a ova as : b ‘ 2 . } M Hiow’s SE. lig ” , ; -muat Fell this week; also ngton .... ¢ ° ae LINT DE rT ied 7 a ae aanane : sa eoae Ban Ne andl Box R-5 PP ost-Disp abe h uly 1; $30 ea h. | APARTMENT Wtd.—é4 rooms, furnished Rei car to end of line; ASK | i Jenkins és —— y bed, bath, ‘ ‘ re) - ae Victroia, fine rug and book- mentor posi ee ener in Lay Wee eee enter SOOM ERD ; JARD Wd] —$___—___ unfurnished or partly | furnished; rent not wise mean 6: immediate possession: price $4: es ies saan — oe r ’ ; ; ton (2 4 : ace ai iv > © i e Only. Je é $f td. - rn riva t s ver & 1,j lel 294 . yner nont 272. or Forest 6 725 SEE ,E GRAND ONE DI.D *LorHes INTO “a cent — ; ee ‘in “trade = GRANDS. A pt 3 sii eliia tas ciiaaiee a ees | Eerie dai tvs mother and 7-year- old ¢ hit, i: ois one Py AT Wid = _ rn ghee > gs = | ae ee ee -_ . siatieliaali ~~ COTTAGE 4052 San Francis. 8) i - a m Pp ] ] : R ’ | = er CASH. eis $1 por week : Tvers & Pond .... 95 «| LINDELL, 3641—Nicely furnished rooms; | $80 month. Box P-43, Post-Dispatch. (c) * “20.00. eaet, rear: ae bath, for! LoT— Beautiful homesite in Hillcrest rick cottage, all conventences, EASTON. | aul Jones Kealty Co | ha paght dea what are IMAN PIANOS CO., 1107 Olive at.ih) eat Bros. | one ventilated; ali conveniences, for gen- | ROOM AND et rh Wtd.—-For eiderly peo- VLA Wr or ow mn ¢ sees 4 Rg 5 on nig side of Aberdeen, between TAY LOR TRUST CO. 4474 Easton av.(ctT) | viens overc cc — na oeuees | eee. ye; reasonable; private home. ox R-111.|.7 4 > min csp nggey «aa Ali adults. Call | © Mun a! ver lane; a bargai iv | y 0a 48 , . gee rman Post -Di spate h. 7 eee Box R-111, Colt; 807 or Delmar 1308 (c) | cash buyer. Chi. ane x K 100 , P . er . , NEV Bs er _ . ; ) h | > bt: N r \ ; °7 Delite API ug’ $265; mahogany se. PHONOG oT : ‘ol ie ve st. ) tee rooms; complete; kitchen; no an- Gr -aham’ S on the Gasconade dell 462 TR. SS eee FARMS FOR SALE a as Lesh nce + oOoW acant ar : bench and. rolis: terms to oNotlp . , olumbia cabinet; first - el en mm Fess ope ene " re? ——s ———— ———-saee jf ; no FLAT—Rest-built 4-ve@ar-o ry in city; private 5150 Terry av.. 2-story brick residence of 7 class x di y ") On " . JEROME ATO) « Ww ~ - 5 ¢ TY) e ee F R — ro ° * = . y r E | on = condition with SU records, 2405 S| LW HE RRY ° TE R.. 4624—1 or 2 rooms. % td.—Or cottage, 4 or 5 rooms, bath: ARM-—Beautiful St. Louls County, 24 acres. party only. F orest 741 |rooms; steam heat, bath, electric: newly pa- @ilk-iined wool skirt. : aie ; ‘ ‘ , ith st. vy southe b) = is A home for the vacations; an tdeal place North St. Lovis, in boundary of North | 1l miles west of city limits: fine view — —-— ——-—--——- - . . P a’ : WN PIANO CO... 1107 Olive at.(nh Southern exposure: husband and wife or 2! ‘ P fic eet” ane e . ; . ine view of | pered and painted; all in first-class condition; k ress, -$23 EMA : for bathing and_ fishin excelle arket to O'Flaaon Park, Fairground surround : ¥ 4 os . Be. ow, > =reul 4 24 —— oies } e ' . » “ sa ’ ae . ‘ ‘ an nouse rit ts 5% PIANO-—$110; rebuilt in our. shop: rtR00 to sis Bargains; ; standa rd makes; | ladies: private family, _ (2)| cooking. Write W. E. GRAHAM. Jeram ‘ater Tower distric 4: 8 aéuite, Central | beamtifel lawn nad? eeeeer pone | CENTRAL —— | oe at this If you want something geod. : . oe . we , j : ke ae a - -—-—— -- - . ae 4 ‘ ° aS He ; ’ . sie. i , | u ,’ | at ° rapes, "i | ae | - . ” —~ Pn nl . 0 at t a: open for inspection. * eng ree case: "4 rolls and benc wh in- ©) Va ues or 50 Box A O40, ; 4 me E abads ] is -Single room: : hot ana — ee tiie. aiiiii ) | PHONOGRAPI repairing our specialty, fac- | OlIVE, toil ilousekeeping rooms: $) weck. SUBURBAN BOARD.WANTED | FURNISHED FLATS L& APTS WTD. | west of ‘Barrett Siaiion td See ownher nn | path furnac Ce heat rents for 807 ber month. | BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SAL& h ~ 4 ; PIA NO—SS- no ta. maho rany . —— | tory neni. : 121] Olive, 8609 Hebert. & © x | ly - ‘ P farm. Anton Si teir er. or Ross Hallock, , * , ; . ua aa =. pent ia ‘ ws “st. ve per Ti) 2) | eap prices on men’s game Jard make: delivered g$2uo0: | 817: ‘OT Sona — ‘ i ROO Nr] eee rane APARTMENT ‘(Wetd.—Furntshed sttetency: McCausland ay., St. Louis ee - adison a | PA AA APA AA LPR and ae. | OF i fayette, tone; ent gent ga ok i PHONOG -RAPH - —$: 7 l: t t B. {, k = >] (Vv E. 42 ties 2 desirable furnisned rooms oe te ahd Li ARD bd td ror mother ana | referenc es Grand MISR 8185 Ss Grand LA ANI Fo} :. Re CEN’ rs Suny ¥ ) AR, PR rr S $500 CENTRAL . e Mr. ally, —— iin i es runsw stvie, | for . efined aan 1 ' eniiadre } n for the sum or | hag i ‘ ‘ Oe ». I - ‘ ‘ ey or sa! e or trade for city prop ty y1 at ; “4 (of pe coat | ynabornny ike new: 285. Becesr. meet. on de emolored: refined home; apartment; enka - SEas oR Poreat. TROS. I e | a l after 7:00. (o4) ateck of seeds: 120 pe fs — oe gi a i 5-1 t- rE ey hakEs, 1008 Chestnut. et. PPARAAAPRAL APB ANAL AL ett a os a rae cone” pare peageed shington. 6?) —~- . ~- = - - - | nn er [ : of land i Mis i 0 acr ‘les , . - BRI UT -- ANO—$l50. used: mahogan; a fs eos «8 a i nares eoeneinene = a n Missouri; 6 acres clear; no' CK RBUILDING—A_ sensible purchaseg a AND BIRDS : fine tone, S8-note; bench and polia: PHONOGR APH _New, worth $200; will aT acon he ggg er ' abebie ring HOTELS | it Matin HOUSES WANTED eerteteenlll Caste yg Fig eee coe R nN Ts $12 -P RIC Is $6000, | Bae gt ny > wi eet S tn ton a a eh - ~ Balance easy terme for abo on teen : e he dent ti ie oe “4 : Po . oe ecsie - ll aaa eee Ag i “|; eractor; the lan 8S very g£o0o0d eat. “a » ‘ @m ats; prominently foe ate an n ne [i red, $2 per SenMMAN PIANO CO., 1107 Oltvo #t.(5)| 5200 Theodosia, UNO “@hoxany ee) » wentiemmen: Se Toor west. ___ ‘2) | ALCAZAR HOTEL. 2127, Locust, st.; rooms: > | corr AGE _Wtd.—Or bungalow, in South-| corn, alfala and other products: A6rs | wecany eth and electricity. flats and 2 4-' condition; live in part and receive nice in- - OR25 John st. , - — Fa tt webacl. lt om n ce Se ae PAGE, hogs | [ight rooms, with board: mod- runn! ing \ water. ha ths : Tin as av. “84 “. pom om west St. Louis, 4 to 6 rooms, garage; 8 in ras proven to produce 100 bushels to an ty K aN a? ae scemenntigielaie yA “ e ’ I a F . - ‘ i tee . ‘. ‘ : i : = ” ) a. os anita’ hd , , yl uly ; ; a bn yor _ “ ee ene - as an = i; ‘ 7 e.. : jes . ale tee : = Mworous rocks: un. 4; oe Phillips ine te eect | factory to home, eliminating ‘the middie- | PAGE $450A—F urnished rooms, single or class family tt. a 43d ar a olan High. COTT AGE Wtd 5. room modern cottage, in — om ‘ ape ‘ ounty, A. short ais tance SOUTH re! Cahanv Yh 4 nd Wvom ng, ie?) man profita: a positive saving of 100 per doubl > men only. private family. (4) } "ARK haa? ST 1 ~~ a. - a Food neighborhood, July 1 to July 15: beast Dutch ae is also 2 Mies south Ppa ©. eon — OP LLP OD gM 4 : B= Lh Bi, ihe I . — ants 4 - na Tw — - | cent mUearantead oe, for prices, terins Pp, \GE_ ‘Ok # arge front room ele tric, tele i . LEN is A get ke I BS UN: Te aylor he- of reference: two years’ lease, not over $50: u town guarantee Rrouna ‘ i e. : ry - orp . a / , gs. W hite rock 27 EI pTANO— M8 - note, ~ mahogany case: | and free trial offer Th H. Vic tor Phono ‘, : “ a . I Nn; Ctrec, ei Weer) Lindell ate Mar yl and) Fly st-clasa gon rew ard, B nx R- 4. Post- Dis. (3) For other infor mation adaress or s&s ATr al » rooms. 3161 Portis av. . double BUSINESS I JOC ATION N. w corner Man bs. 262] s a atin. Ake new; bench and rolia; will make graph Co 6129 Page ’ ‘Del. : 3837 J (ck) BHO! = Rita, “ n. ya gentle nen. = Se eae rriils } te] American plan ios) ic I "SE WwW ag i lo TP haectaect Peter Si! ein, 4944 Manle av... citv ‘7 £are e aerr labels eran OO i SS (2) chester and Dale: 10-roeom brick house; ur Mi i} ()r lers © ne in order to 6&ell at once. ' aera eH BAR K \ IB W. 1546 * nice rooms; emal!l fam aN FECK HOTE , 290 N.S som we org us 3 Wt. — Ft rooms, west of Grand, FLAT 2 on Sd floor. 8320 Nebraska ‘ e remodeled into factory building: nox 0 00 — al r¢ ers : r at. a . me — - a TAT KING MACHIN EBS— Fc r Ut mer ‘Jul ' erman " nt al le Morest B41 M i. ») ‘ 5, with i th, ed di VY I we ek e , Hi 1? > Ww To aie i oe ees ~£) — SU /BURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE a : a | Se ‘- ; 8 ‘ - Mates he lot — ye $175 t , 52000, 3 years, en Y pound’ a at £4 makeq- “ Mhickering “& Song Raby Grand dull 4 a * 7 . ae ‘) S) ii ‘ i iS5 4 ou ‘J MATi re turn ished. fron he suitahb! >» tw he " ale ad rot | k @ 9° ote eh ©! oO : oh ty) Pan! 4 td. ‘) ran — ungalow Or Ve at: = -~ — “— in al . ” , - s P ’ {* } t ‘ , i) p a * ro ry * nino ong es per cen “Fr t\ or : : " | R P ~_ ik \ t 0 B. Lis i H eae | T) ) ee ~ : 1 > . = balis j | ‘ 16! . » rooms, in Ssnaw sS — "ty : cM) in: & berfectim Mahogany case, used less than a | gp Epes meconda’ cs will oP . people: General Motor district. Forest 927]. | 15 a8 per agreeme ie?) } : a ese small family; about $35. | HOUSE- 8707-8709 Clifton av.. Jennings , addith great sacrifice Victor 974L.ic) KEANE & ANKE. 1 o - Chestnut, ~ lay Luxe un wonderful tone -and action; liberal | sO: P x. ad noe Bs ON, el ea cca (3) | VYONDEL HOTEL 5888 Enrich: av @aheoc hi ne _ Ptipeennennenptnictitncag seen (aise Or rame, 5& rooms an¢ d bath, gara: ry “o Bey cook r ie ! d ; Pa 10.%): Parola phonograph, $15 Regina box -—_———- a pons - As ' » ENVIE! Dany rs ~ Mh bat\ bs ' 4 oro mn ; fur~ | WEST OM kK : a > wetion. Sixth floor, Famous-Warr | 28: for home use. cabinet ‘size Mi race ry ROOM Desirable front room for partic viar 5710: sin nets and doubts ooms: 3 aw 2 ho? HOUSE ‘-room modern, between De!l- “(A $H500 Ti Dellefont: aa e nace +t aut ‘. d a ‘nts $1! no 0. Oa ee PO eS ee ieliver’ M , 01 .= OE (cll) $95: Brunswick phonograph. $132; "amine | people; new, private, home cooking. ( rb and cold water, phone in every room mar end Easton, west of King’s highway ar to end and Jermings car to Goodfellow -EANE & FRANKE. 1008 Chestnut st. | ' a [ONC ° ee ; . a Paes Cw) ° - P , = ' _ " . a 4 ’ = = inte : - VU 4 i. " 7 ] , aT 2 ’ . y r re : - : : - 2 - eet o o ~- oe | y ’ ’ . ‘ edn ol = £00" * or TE: PIANO—-4110: used in family with phono raph, $8: Ww indsor phonogra phi, 4 any Bt SOW excellent ae (e2) | Box t 485, or st- Di &patec h, ic 4) 6727 Cail own rT, Bomont or Fore 1 ~ m - 1. armall 2 roome double (; AR \( 1 > A \ 8) Af { ESSORY dG | ° - “ . ‘ > eiwvas - ” ~ pgceaepes J — epee =Eeres-eneee 2) bane creme —— da? ‘s?) © Se Ke & Se 4 eS Ly Oma, ie, : :, — Be SA-Dole, good tense; bench and a PBs. Sey snd gg it t_ sizes plas SAR. R \H, ot N. Re on r nde aaa _FURN ISHED HOUSES WANTES __ r Js Miami et. Owner, 35080 Me- | LOC ’ ATION 2 se “ gh 4 a t . } +f lé » “a qd. ) i} ; (cf?) 5 a AND SILVER MAN PIANO CO., 1107 Olive st.(5) | son, Gurnett and Brunswick:’ ney, Seer ——— ) ; ~| Berry ry and. Kir k h: am R a | wo oe ————s , : — a a "ee { m) ekeep o Lindell veritable home for all;| HOUSE Wtd.—To rent: furnished or unfur- | anth ani | ona.) LY vp. Lindel] 5300, Deimar 157 2 ths: f ; f or gfoir old jewelry red on future purchase. ers : i aa VERNON “pee — one ae a1 . ‘4 © na — Ca} months: references. rox €)-1M 1, P -p. (65) c at this ‘ Alaska av RNON, 5255—Beautiful 2d-floor bedroom, a HOHE NS TEIN CO, G4oR nents of 4 rooms each; rents $1720; price — Se teeth. Miller, T0$4jqRSELHORST PIANO COMPany, VICTROLA—Large cabinet style f.: 7; ae Meaananere « ontinuous bot water | For card ¢ SROFENY ; COMPMUSES Hot water FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT | 40 ACRES higan. Riverside 201, Laclede 1638R. |" KEANE & FRANKE, 1008 Chestnut et ee (3) Giebiished 1879. 1007_ Olive st. (c@2) | wis plano, fine rug and wookz2ase. 14 . } é ; : gold, silver, piatinum -$65; William Knabe; mahogany ‘ashington. WASHINGTON BI... 4370 Light housekesp- HOU SES, FI A S, E yng r |F T2224 2 svbae : . -- . irni she rps ay - fre td ] rc! c| | Fine for institution; beautiful forest tree N. Jefferson, 4-f ‘amily, three- di; thir NGALOW- “ ea ty pee om fila in fine re one flat vacant, NORTH , a +. ’ ' nod ; . inv roo s I~} 19O0FT nt jewelry: up to £20 for old) é' for a beginner; other bargains Vic TROL \—Beaut ifr i! mahor: rfect pid 4 STOR’ Furn! shed; new: steam heat and gently rol}! and: Kirkwood-Ferguson os. fle roof, tile bath, . tae, Pines ers. eg : move in hae “this and live rent «~™ FR Rs ~——— FLATS FOR REN} ter ti *! Ww. eUer: «+ GRERENS: See. road; price per acre, § o “ft. lot, rent $840; ——- $5000; term#. BITSINESS PROPERTY. -Factoryv bulldip - "| A FEW cabinet style phonoer: phi s, “$47 to *75 W ASHI? i ro. N, 65026 Large doubie front i- an = es nm 626 POS EOS Sa (c31) ME RC AN’ TILE Torn ¢* Agent roms? BROW N, 925 c hestnut. (4) 15,000 feet of floor space: bargain. Af RY WATCHES BER-PHANO-—$145; plain mahogany case; | Dc Mt ig pth one round ike new. terins. room lad s_emploved as See Must buy furniture Colfax tose. | PU RNI ISHED HOUSE—8 rooms, large lawn, | hth, Loe ust, a: Chetiecs rHiS—Leaving city: must sell beau- | _Tyler 2189 4eak ae * style action; in first-class condition; _ Jeexainp, Fiano *o S. Grand. (8) WASHINGTON, 3038 Two connecting se - ‘all after a ie i oe he lanitor and phone service; references. For- a ‘ Su era . tiful double flat, 3 reoms, tile bath, fur-| STORE—And 2 “rooms first floor 3 reomas. ; » nt tone; 36 rolis and bench included: RECORDS on nd- floor ro ms, vn fur rnished : RAS, electric, ’ _ TA’ ope oat . . - “. ne — er ect thes. ai Nat d m. ic) KIRKWOOD ‘ 1G lect? ‘ newly mainte, dec orate: 1, / bath. tollet second floor: P15 St. Louls ayv.: ; and bath 27-50: rniture = . SSS al ew ures an w lIinen shades throuch- | annual rent $410; sell for $3050. Owner. } ' a N tb st wee = a ~~~ — ~ oo a wee or $e, 88 ; Ys ray 7. ie > Pg Damuttind : . up A a ‘> Phe _ Mengel Music Co., 4500 ye ee aa - s ; . —* 4 ASHI NGTON BL 4AT747A4 Nice ely fur- : gale. ?! Forest 2A R ie R NISHE DD He HOT or -~4; rooms: small fai- . pret as a ; fe , tok " To) ; nen meee | BIOO ORDS | and phono: zraphs RRRYE gc7 aud . nished; southern- exposed fron room; —— eee - = nary for summer: porch and large | py USE-—-Six acres: 7-room house: bath. wa. +e hg pallhegg: -yO y' “Ties " >. eo pte a: The will ta Sows 185; Price & Teeple standard make. exchanged. Recoru Exchange, 1000 Pj _kitehen vrivHeges: electric: phone. CENTRAL oe mmexiiate DOSESSS ON ; “mT rent; ter, ¢ lec tric. 6 Nirk, Kirkwood. Phone ———-+———— : | for hi Pa be nay ori so tae tal ny straight line case; action and (cif) WASHINGTON RL 8849 —Connec ting RAR RA eens | fO_responsible party, Cahbany I873W. ic)! Kirkwood 3L2. (2) WEST _REAL ESTATE— -FOR COLORED: : 2 wes ° : Md a) ' e new: arante } a) s _ e » ee Te ing r 4 TY P ns 4 r a - , ~ Pe | 4 1 ' earn *: cs ‘ ' Aig : was u = a - - on x ~~ . N, Broadway. ‘s i” desired. "Menge! Music C monthly RE ORDS—Brand- new, double disc, choic ROUsO ise FOE Aaa: ga she. Paras, Petrige | oe hy 44 > * O% 214A 6 sree rooms, _WEST MAPLEWOOC ; =a ag eS oe a | HOMES F ] wy ere. ee 9) selections, 25c each, while thev last Te PR a hee eid kas SA rest 249.) PA neuer NAA AA HARA | —— ‘ meet ape AT est built 4-year-old in city: private | = or colored. east or weet of Gra DS W A. N 1 tf D> — (- today. 1414 Frankli ‘ WASHINGTON 1 58-—Owner’s residence NDOLI paren nt aeiek« of ae ‘ an adi my 2 snail . MOORE'S REALTY DEALERS, > an in av. sf i ® [ \ duz “FT if CJi,r 5 4 , roo ns, toile ad f! SN IGE ) HOW S F5- Re utif ler fu shed . or “tT ; } i F ‘ 7414. ¢) Son working: latest Style plain ; ; —— on twa aple nai d. ‘ ct »} rooms: per mane nf $0 per month. Ne iT ; nion Statio e, many anarne : want: , 2 eo uiiy¥ ; gp fees ¥ COT h AGE SS rooms, electric (i:@ncts, Re . = — ae ~ eon - : " one a A pat ee aN 204 N_ 4th 3 et. _fc38") per Karat for vour eae Bt mahogany case; ail modern mechan- | RECORDS. ~L armrest atock of aval! an FEdi- rertlemen only: ¢ ll conveniences: very rea- McCANN @ “De Ww v1 IN : 1 tin hn, a on. os sh Re et is: sw. li ant rei ; water, furnace, 2941 Laclede road, Map ¢ i “0 7 — P oe te ak . al area . , rooms ik you. want to buy, ‘see us: our r busin too snail a lances; fine tone and action: music gon records in the citv; come to hear your sonable: re fere mNceSs EXC h anged ces - scastinenierennian a wood. a Pe ae (the) ERY im, glen tre OF ae rooms and bath up- ; is selling property to colored people: we . money on 4 inch - aaee at $250. Sixth geer ts favorite rec ord, Barthel- Duesenbere Piano mo Ma De simble doub!. » Al a single rooms SOUTH HOM E Beautitu iV furnished. July ¢ and Au- DOU BLL E PLA 4% —~ 4 44 ‘) 1] I, »} mever: fine { ; > : .. . ie ae eee oe re ha ve the sick of house +s on Enright and ia interest gus. arr OO SR ly 3 ae 4eR) | * for gentlemen. Call Caba wd 6885 ee ee * ust; $F250 month, Foreat_ 1851 » ee and 4 rooms: worth | $9000 price $7000: : 1awmut place, “er north of Page, ;) the West End. Woody, , Saeeee & wy, 1108 empememecemntens i dl : - ¢ Ske 219 \ ashington, {2 rooms: fur- terms $6 WO cash: inspe: M ph 119% > Arh . Ag . strict £ > to-¢ late; also ” N. Sarah. i indel| 16M (c *) r ’ 3 i N > ‘ ; Ta’ . hk ? ) ‘ ~ 4 ¥ o> . ric vA M. Ryan, 1200 WE spec talize in sec ‘rin homey for oars .. Broadway, mdeipoatied : P a upri = sw o8te * | oe ong, a8 ge 4 ae ae | bet ST P —— f € a, -2 end.» pei a HO LDA mil aaah. Ppl ms and bath. for nished ea ut ift lv _reason able. _ ki ITSREA * AL, TH N es ; st. i r o0ms Tror uUupie; & conve bi iAii n y of adult: ren #5; 4 a fe : easonAt att Sa JOTSREA sand ae : ie Sanacratoelecet, | ROOMS and BOARD || weec"#ise" areas oat on ame CHER ee A Sane Oe Lg Pt ee sw AN — ! is Pi |g Mine Mrs ; an WEST PINE BL... 3654—Front room and) LAPAYE( TH, 1064---Four-room artment, cool house: Iulv 1 Pa Sept. 10. RI “UNIVERSITY CITY. _____sd| PLA T---3838-38.4¢ ‘indsor Dl. 2-family, fi at | Sale. Olive 4632 te | r —— a 3L nm house, ee gainers SA VUMGINE, afi rooms, urnaces ath M. & I. A. MOORE, Realty Dealers and N Lh TT SAORI EN ME AGT LATTE LRT CNET ei OIE ENO tN Act ti 4 key pa ne eX Guarantert kite? ' i] t , flat: har che 1 f : ; fi lances). corner and Olive. (ch). tehenette: ema extra sleeping room. ve iOOrs ing porch; &, “ ’ . , »} “a” Ys 7 - F I N A N C I A rE sires S. SMUMT BLABOLIAN CO., 1004 — “Olive st. (2) vate family. Lindell 4314 manent; garage Pia) | newly papered: $15, FURNISHED HOME , ~s _WEBSTER GROVES om. 2 = 353. | P ot-E ts apseueaate® Ad. enposite. Metropolitan ee soeemnaigrien ORDA: Ne Rem SST TORI ee Y er UTAH Ph. 8841-—Kilesant « _— A truly rare opportunity to acquire an un-/| terms Box K-253, Post-D spatch. h of Olive ch) ze b SONS: mahogany case; this instru. | ROOM—Nicely furnished, southern exposed, | WEST MINSTE 4036—-Lovely furnished el ouel-— Elegant G-roons flat, hards | : traeth fey Fm WRITE for our suburban sale list and map. $1000 CASH AND 90 PEK MONTH pro —— tenn ee auitable fer couple or 2 gentlemen: priyv- rooms, a)! conveniences: employed peopie wood floors, t-Wi home in the best residence ~~ ' ‘i “Sd th , 390 PER MO! ri bur diamonds: we loan full | a te a ie of Bt. outs ate family; Olive car. Li dell 3850 M. . onliv Linde yy BOSS W. : shrubs, $85 Lindel] 343 Str End. This home is very | WEP: STE: iR GROVES a US oe £ o) Hb-61 Cates: 9 room home, brick; _LOANS ON REAL ESTATE epot cash up to $500 par ais oo an — ieee ay ‘Bee vis ' ae = RSTMINS’ F rR Pl 41882 or & furnished | Seer se ee ee iegantly furnished and has been decorated THEO. R APPEL, Webster Groves—Webster | ha: twoo lect ree screened porch ~— ~~ © cor Sth end Pine, (a el] w Brak rco 1 A "Chive ot. (02) | ROOM——Desirable rvom, owner's home: de- WE stn 1 hyd t «ft $y i tn yt BR eetvate| f- tnrou hout by one vo neg a decorators in property specialty. Phone Webster JOR. s me Ww iy ,cecorn t } lot. 50x 1: 90: open all day. MONEY TO LOAN—City or county ag ; = . 004 lightful surroundings; references yeraired. a wens — ‘ite eeeeteatpaes ea eta — mann | the city, house wwf perfect order. Cali at of-| ACREAGE—Bargain prices: south o e) = ' Theo, KR. Appel, he ey ; 3 , family is ein iam ¢ - - ¥ a ; at - a TSREAN ALTHEN. 729 Chestnut. - - — at. - A large asfortment of hi h rade i LI. ind dell 2OS. A J , all gentle — EPO, SOF -euupre emplored ‘a, | FLAl—5-room, mod chead rent: pasty — _ sist. | RESIDENCE —S-room: lot S0x170; $1700: Pagan a ee ie ble. | Second Deeds of Trust =" at” poe 5 elivered to you for a small’ other modern conveniences: private family: an : sinapell PEE”... ie tine Oacatiuesn iiehoun manner ra terms. Lafayette and Providence, bster. | rents. New rents would pay double. ulck actio Not st live 576.10 Pyment, the balance on convenieat | for refined gentieman only. Cal! Cabany | WESTMINSTER PL.. 3058 —— Large room, Sai al fu Se ne eny _SS0OR, (2) | SURUREAN PROP TY POR RENT sate sate (3) | OWher must sell i. ONG Bae S08 Ee QU YAS-SHELP, 107 XN. Oth ot. (AB) SAFES % ei-Duesenberg Piano Co., bay S782. (5) — yi Oy urnished; couple; references. Lin- | ores 4. a, Wi dh : » Tooms, moderiy, : al heise eli les on BUNGALOW ‘ive roon is, and stucco flats today 31-2 al ae ron ts $1704. a anemananioed i ~ _ edcnnengenecernrn-enrennates Basa | __ CENTRAL ———$ a : Sei eee @hede et 410% saaiy Fg A nes x MISTER sist 4 ery “3 r , eae E. A. BOKERN. 317 Fullerton Ridg LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY . Oe RA PLP PPP PLP NORTH DWELLINGS FOR - S944 Almas oi ee eee , oe n4) a OVIES tus > Mee SO, | See ital a Pe ee ne ‘ 59 Mia ra n't Sane sant a ten 0 RENT i — " 7 Spumm —_ —_ ’ re Tyie Ai; conven Te? i es of nv NORTH MONEY ‘ to lean on aitomobiles white vou BE ROLLS-—«8- note: slightly vumed; can , ~¥ w HF at ondhand “i . ; rol's worth up to EASTON, S3107A—Front room and “kitcnhen- ane a aa ee . a s ty Citwi.We % —_—- N, 4th s a Ne aes eator’ I nighe keeping: gas: $3.5 , , “ M2 niversity City ve have a st-class c! ome: near both trolley cars \oocoeree attinintaticdie. tetie : : c an Oli . May-Stern Music Dept.. | __ette, furnished for housekeeping: gas: 85.50.' GRAND, 1111 N.—Sleeping room: Grand and | SOUTH | Jare hird floor room at ot Ne t fu , first-cls “ya i “al ah. ss roliey care} ~~ ~~~ | _ ate waiting, Auto Auction. 1210 Olive. (c8» . > t uy (cf2) | NNEY. 2007 Cc : in j Pegs care Be ee “ de - R Se ee ee, ee ral lo ; Gak trees, shrubs: PLAT North End; also cottage; sell easy MONEY loaned on furniture and pianos = burgiar ‘proof : jlerring 4 NOT I? ‘ EY ’ EF —~—_ on nec ting Well fur nished ee en aioe --—— Cre aes . — . : ; ‘4 F hes 1 ‘ ari ye "p Ss Nnouses £ arhon piot . price payt it er! Box ¥« 161, P oat-Disr mfeh 2 per cer t per 1? Oltyv BRR. M sun @6: Vault. doors, deposit Be ICE housekeeping; southern exposure; water,| KENNERLY, 8906--Nicel front furnishel, COTTAGE Ms. reception } heat SUBURBAN PROPERTY—F ish d ! 09. Add r inspection. Box R-47, | ~—* “14 = a ee ey ’ cit Loan Co., 427 V ‘ictoria Rl tara: Uits icabine ts’. new and Bis just secured th — Kas, electric, phone. room: first floor; modern conventences; hot and ' ees at. POPPE urn sne Post-Dispatc! > y bad eo eyes apa + sand Ot ea ae a are ; : on dg. Pi a es So = ur e axclusive agweacy | = ae 2397. mag” fj = ” Ritehe n pri ileges. asement a . 5 ; , MitOoia te ee ee de eines a, s : . , ie ric, iM Foor eot Or, 0 IX OO. ’ or oe people; lowest rates, if desired.: Howe Scar Pcelebrated Sibure Theater unit or- LOCUST, 812i--hoom- wita_ Fon mie x wacer; a eevehanerces | rt ppcaeggeh taint helen eavin eat esires to FURNISHED l!OME—For rent for July: lo- | RESIDENCE—9 rooras, ore ay large 35; price $5000; make offer. 5950 ¢ ‘ote irti- easiest terms; confidential 1851 Rail - parlor et, : public and private »Dath: T5- . $4 week, MONTGOMERY, 2013—South front hall; store furnit: n one : a ; — at thestral instruments along with : ei g gate ada : atenne re 7 mes : . on VON ' 2 Alaska cated in Webster, near Al gondguin Club, lot 15,000 ? and 3 rooms, bath, gas. laundry; Exchange Rida. 6 MACHINES | E:: “y > Beatrice pianos and pg h 4, aT NT ee a + : deiner = , _ tabbed = —— Ni | ] re leet BT! ag 1 ‘? h and li ving pore ‘h. both P; rk, $27, 000: acr } ‘ : ’ ar - ; °n . Y «4 : 2 ‘ ‘ , improve ments: price drug stores, etc. We sel); SOR PL. a | 00.-Sileeping room ae N NOR rHIAN! Sb 2n8— “Furnished room. wit) : screened; big, cool, shady lawn; conventent $7500: 1% ac ~~ ‘stience, S12 ¢ : or both at “kW Cote Brilliante Ip «oa apes les “of flectric pianos 25 Setgagammamanare wR without Kit n privileres. Deimari. fn age tO nd trains, best references required 7-room bur cal 9 wr ~ | $1000 reasonable ferns ice) tte . Prat va s. ws - red “and Pi as ve ; Wine ear ue hines ~ene iil ‘ ei" ey | Ollve st, roe?) ; SOUTH z a" >. Oe sh 10), prot bMotise " roome an ha Se "! or , ‘r 188s m7 Am idr esr desk No. A an room, mo lert «a Mane? ' line. } . a an r cr ? ntr 1 HeAAR ao K STELL BEST PLAC E pea ‘o ie 2 “Neatly r . “ab ' , 4 ‘ ‘ ROOM Lat a hall roo 1 Soutnerr exposure: owner, 442 . Lire iway Pinion at =f Touts _fe) w~ gg ce tts ‘ yr) enver 1 ge » 0, RES! DENCES FOR SALE weed. Y —— “Northwentern Brokepgae romegguere sin | BD ANIC 3625—Neatlhy urnished lall| gentleman preferred. 4000 block Labadie. TOOTS, IOC 147 .KM ae ere ie OF ay ~ : ‘ ; “a i we vadling Fenty two prices: time of cash: no in- | —OOll._ modern convenience _ | Colfax @2aWw. FURNISH ED FLATS-~-- “APARTM’ TS I° tl riil ishe d Bun ri alow pester Oak. Care: Se a seen ASTEN—Onlv | $8000 for elegant §-room 916 Roatmen's Henk. Olive 3774 icl5 2D ooh end: ea indie 10 per cent off for cash, with CLEVELAND, 4225A—2 unfurnished rooms, SPRING. 1703 N-3 f furnished rooms; priv- FURNISHED : S rooms. 2 baths, double garage sleeping ‘aahes, 4 recta. 100x230, or a lor k fro 7 SOE Or = se ~~ “ae eye MONEY (fo aaiarie: jeoole.. furniture owners: i woe aa! i fen . ~ " . . ew on : » P ’ math sraric tptggene * apie PO . , rhs - ‘ ner ag OA . te ot LON LOT j ty ; 1 i & y —o 2. nam Olive i % aT aane Gotten, » | euler Noor, = enres couple: every con A L,I 2520) .. Higiocets > ,, Ppereh, situated just east of Clayton and; Tuxedo Station ah! i¢ _— = i on: Co., 424 Victoria Bidz CTeaay 1 } 1 Sineer: “st ; nO in St opens none better: Fy cere pe ——— -'8T. LOUIS 46}0-—2 bedrooms; wives, nee "| | south of Delmar: will lease for 8 or 4 months. TOS. Mi _ LADY. 506 Pontiac Bldg KEANE & FRAN - won Chestnut at MONET — - ns ty ee 20F, “+ eva Ls that sells pit GRAND, 8152 S.—Larg@e room for 2 gentile kitchenette furnished complete $8 | SOUTH i r particuiars phone Wydown 31% iv nw sU0e ied salar ed peop! o furniture f, ~ The ros ‘. z hives 1 414- 1414-14 N 146 th st. (eR) men er refined o yuple: referenc - ; = ~ ‘ ‘ , ‘ wwe P Al] 1K INES } ER | TY c" ~ TR ovVvrnere uUick confidential. 1842 Raliwavyv : $e ‘ . . a duite ; AAA . = ee : ve ° 4 4 ‘ 4 (RAL )., CEN AL - ance 414 ’ “ a nee ™ . - nmene ay Fourth floor, Wainwright Bldg. _WELLSTON - ~ ——— Jae . — . a ee a MONEY SALARIED PEOPLE, MISSISSIP PI, 15386—Furnished sleeping TiiFODOSIA “ASS: 2 front rooms for light| FUR Shik "9 te ; OFFICE FIXTURES Bf ee a a Oe | | teenie ieee eee eee | renee SEAT wilt epee with couple | Maka. Tig Main 190% | ~~~ : : a rm POP . = . P wee M0 Ba ee a ee ee ae ‘ pi i ~ ” ii ; 0 ia ié eT piaove : referer: > ione — r ere - an = ~_ snd ntts y 3! enaevy nat mente. ger v. SEW BT EAD. POO WY 2 unf. rn ishe: | rooins* : i (;ran i 2R2RaM eve ning LATS arTm@aell ue . , ad ( *e ry , "Try cm i le t d () ! . s ay o | ae ee : TO LET--BUSINESS PURPOSES side Cherry av., Welleton Park: sold % iast 14-ROOM HOUSE nercial Bide _ 6th end Olive. tem ANTED ~~ US a] Co. _Scivety seaitenes, Cass and Tayler cars. ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY (ST. VINCENT, i125 3 rooms, furnished ans | week: only $860 each; 10 cash. 85 monthly , RS ESCTON $101 OANS— fa e or : 11084 OM-—For Kentieman: South Side; ee | ee ai ae - -= suitable for light house ke € ping. Grand cepa r : ee : DAVIES. 304 y “hestnut, ‘entral 6 IM ME LD] A’ K I OSSESSI IN plain note = vut “ forsere r top. ef bargetn. is | BXOKR SPACE--19x20 feet: can be used for office ; at = ell TARO “Grand: a , oe V7 PSD. (2) | ROOMS wn urn! ished, for two gentlemen, with ie & at " i@4i or = tor krov mn rent $40 per mo! ith Kam! : ; Dav-} maaan’ ser *t FI ar confidential. | : au . reasonable Ox 78 wit} ( we @ ithov t hoard _ Phone Grand 129@5R. ; : : i ‘em 1% Q02 , ba jar — s toy ' ross 7 fu , ala Ae CIT i RO LF LAG co. Ww EST ) mer. Si a ‘berg & ‘-0., ve _“ as! shington. a. __ $5 | COTTAGE-—& rooms , stead , ++. rt ot 14 oO | st 7 “s ~ rg ay sje? | | 412 Hollan t Ridge Cc entral as ee ___ i h-G de P; gure“ renouna BeBe 8 | NOP tenn me Grand 1308R. Wtd.—Secondban ra e IAMNOS, & ST. VINCENT, 28637- Neat! vy furnished room: ROOM AND BOARD—Lady or gentlemen. ee —— . Ne $1), 2 om cottar if AX1i6, Be . titut! LOANS LOANS LOANS O40 pst ott lane Lerma ree. | abit r rocming house, institution or dis- } 4 Wel - egany tert Former Bi ari nee to peonle Keeping house: easy R-f2, Post-Dispatch, | As ‘ ial Pri F Thi oe Seemann. b. 262. Kentiomen private family, Colfax 2 APARTMEN’ f—Nicoly furnished 6-r IF » ee f , rrr --~ eee ~ ee VIGO, lish -room | ear , : * i ~* x Pa Ane x} . - Y P f ¢n03 hen ' Q, ) ' NA | - . > 4 ‘ Ny +> wy ae . ; ” las je 4 “ ; : n “2 SALE ee ces or A$ | r Reha TE. ace room: ier wit 9 sane “ ting SOUTH sini ime a hy ; 180 ce = 4 . act SOry pace or - - C a? a OWN id . haw Aa & R. FE. CO mrhier “e others’ rates, then ft ours. ! porch; all southern exposure; $100 0 Grand av. (eld) AME Rie AN” ‘LOAM ©O.. seem ET dea ex. innate make; goul . 7 W le O l ma rao a yap seme ae ‘ simer i ee rite emi ih a ee ee eee per month including yhone , ale IR IL es ; : ge ee nm VY. Vic TOR, 2116—2 furnished housekeepinx ; : : ai we icity, oe u é elephon ras é cent or CA se BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES Mig. entran : cm. - a et | ane 7 ONE — re $4800 ——— ——— —_——— aeons MONEY loaned on diamonds, “Watches. jew- - ‘ ner of (Garrison ay. an kw; National cash regite i rooms; quiet couple desired; references. | (RAND 1604 S—South front roome: beau. soe and silv: Phone Cabany ifu' grounds: verandas¢ Grand 10137. (c4 BO; (c2 ; 16,000 aq. ft, floor space, sulitabl for light ~ For salaried people on their own note with. s. Rroadway, private, - re Haas. ss i Diesiicichaunts Se -~- - . a o he: . ~ ‘ _ 7 . . . . mor 7 7 5 . > r heavy manufacturing. or warehouse’ on RINGALAW seri ; ' tLESIDESN »- room me. has bath. elec out security and without knowledge of em- Ph. ee inane ea gR- With : 4h is8 quarder GRAN D PLANOS : 3 , WEST WisSOURI 1405 A game with ¢ cell ent | ¢ ‘ATE: 5179 —f rooms furnished. &7° ' re also platform scale ; meals: continuous hot water; opposite Lafa- KEA N E & FRANK! 1008 Chestnu ‘ ‘railroad switch, East St. Louis; electric light! a bargain: St. Char! ear to Thomas s ri al lot 25, street made; make ployer or anyone Ameri rokera fh. Sidnev 4000R. (ef) ai) ing & Sons small Baby. piri, x3 ee a + Sette FE CRE Oe oe a; * A a _- and power, water and cas: available Aug. 1.' tion. Sea Mellis, ret > * i fraree es “tn es a 7 _—a “a : ote Ra way Bac a. Bide, B ae fers pertition. eulta ble for ua E 4 AUBERT. 1340-3 rooms, °d floor, furn ishe ail p Al RK. ia: 180-- Room ana board; $7.50 per L} ~ BAL IVIERE. 23¢/ New! furniehe! Adress Box! K-18" “ Post -Dispe ate h eer ° ’ ay LE a : ; rs os = oat ° oon house $550 “?s* TT!) "9 1. OANED ner, nooo Gravols. ay + ull brown mahogany ; for housekeeping; all conve! nie ne eR. w epek (73) . Na — ‘Neatly, “abar ’ (4) _CENTRAL COTTAGS A-room br : | lrnrre ¥ n erits , “ pay! as “# “ . ' ™ ° y 4 to Th foot 7 Any lady or cen tlernan owning furniture. ete. ws } > - ae > . ee ee eG Clee a ee . ) 440 N atl y furnished %-room “fi t . ’ re stable or arage ir “ar; franiteid ar - ; eS ee e @hearnken ear ¢ Salaried a Me - . nent : ) om _- 1 ) ~~ ‘ - ‘ 7 . . ° ; ‘ ’ . ‘ . ‘Un ai . without secur Sheivin r two BEC tions,” a than one month ; at a a4. eg t od , te Aen rage oa : on i phot _ WES: © ee oe oe ae CAs. hb: ith, ¢ ect ga oo week oe AE and sidewalk; iron feneir = oe eee nad of tine tInaut Jenkins Tates: best and moet private po Ue in ” wey ei ompart ments , ; ARRAY conveniences iv car. JN- | wnnnnnen enn ~_* —* ~ E N RIGHT. gg oT aR, Meee he nev : DESK ROOM—Or part of nt tin 6 Cali room eash, balance terms n ire « ’ ; : , eT ANDARD CREDIT. 2081 Ry. Exchan wm ane ’ ~ . : . a. ’ > ee an ik 100 et: Oo;K lox in °° ing i ' : ,fare er cent. ie FURNISHED APARTMENY ® rooms and | rage; 3 x ce go 4 lo at C nh. os : ; — ememenen : vo “ey S400) brick cottage Rex P-AKS Poe. Dis, ee ors AUPE ; _ cons enlences: gentlemen. Forest 7400J, reom, with board; continuous hot water; sun room Taylor av near West Pin fURNISH : = : " : ; agen . . 7 a SG TE Bes : est e ED OFFICE SPACE—For rent; Fy 4268 Murd: new S-room | $n S AND ADDING iad RIGHT PIAN NOS te OOK, 8624-2 large unfurnished rooms, (roe Ru ShA. ate eo: - R. Soom on Ee Spee | Forest 4888W. *, are fc) desk, stenographer and telephone. 1936 | BUNGALOW. s2 a Any: terms: Ownel ) ©) aN aig All | EWN AY. | MONE Y Py S400, fret deed of trust, Ht. HS CHINES = y & S Vv 1 d : floor: phone: cony enlences . ‘. GR AN ‘sae PF 1. i oF Ra ete ry keg SFM! HARI. AN (¢ OURT. 54683 Delmar—o-room ef Railway E KC hange ‘ } (.4) ' KOTSRE AN Al, THE 729 Chestnut «t NOr\}« c ‘ Diepat. — ellent security Roe PPL GE a ae ‘stg ons erti-C rand, CoTE BRILL IANTE, 532 a -Nicely furnished win veer ori ~ re a flelency; verything furnished, for three! POPI, as 1329. ‘33— Good “for “manufacturing SEMI BUNGALOW- 4% Scholin eyer a\ ' modern br residence: hot-water) “5 in CR NY =~ "re oe }—-Six-bank Bu * Wi mah r. ] | room; southern exposure; conveniénces; $4 L, INDE L \ aye B Ly. 8941, Apt F I urnishe dj; months Mr . E. Compton, Main’ 1404 cr} or Ta clome to switch; cheap rent. rooms, reception hall, ras bath, electric, 1° Ki: ile bath: a most . a week. SO 8 See Res Oe (3) room, with or with out board; caupie or} _Forest. 27027 Re ee PE ni St ATE, 210 Watr wright Bidg.(c 2) | furnace: open: see agent, 3: 502 Nebraska | heautiful home 2 K.205 PD (2) | @. we ranted firet ceede -. amounts, . f12 Pine st. ee rs ba! a 4 ") 4 i wn onto - STLIA Room with priv 62) EERE 7 3} . * —o ac a | Lu AC ekiy, 3766—-3-room efficiency; S$'0 | ROOM -Loc ust and 14th. a? ound fioor: 4x I, Kaiser pe ere om WEST : ¥ bi ag ote $200") 23.1 + ta Mth-Premier No. 2: rr: . T . - | £ OED, Fererent es. © McPHERSO cit oubie «room; meatiy; weekly, a $2; sprinkler system. Apply H. P. Tavé | Gorge pen roo bricl eric ; | years, at 6 per rent; pert } ln earendid tone...$150.00 | hrL_MAR BL... 8117--For two ladies or counte| furnished; first-class home cooking. —_| S7INERVAT BINA TTS acme light ony | Sig) S2L_N. 14th, Beil 8688, eo ee ee ee fe Rolle! ~~~ | Soeate inserence Gall et a ee or rent; any maxe, 8 ie Gmtewy mahogany. $145.00 employed: Fu apartment ——— — 8) WAR YI. L, AND. 4251-——Well furnished room beautifully furnished, complete: permanent. bas f—Over garage: 35x100 feet deep. 8321! car. price $2500 : $600 cash ce . wher leaving olty: modern 8 rooms; KORTE RU ST RF Al. TY CO, 816 Chestnut. st. Qlive 2878. ee SO0T7anv 70.0 DELMAR, 4025 ‘urnished room, house ceep with bos , Ra « EE Ne de gan ee Cx) aston. to @uit, now scant ‘or appoint it : + — - ; eet _— cae Wags aha at , i ~——- em ne roasts ~ —~ — oe : ou oF rites tet ‘Ee I.. TOR Cheestnt ¢ liine anv na ke: Feed lik way eis $1 ‘0 9 | ing. L indell i4 bao21. Bie sect _|MARYLAN iq “$824-—Nice room and hoard for! FURNISHED FILA‘ 4 rooms and bath, | \ ANDEVENTER, 623 N. (near Olive)—Large| dress Rox | pat in matcn a at - can ;! STOCKS AND : Ts pewriter Co., ga. va a Me Ses AS GREER ee .$245. 00 ' DELMAR Ora oe ‘ Two | front. rooma, fur- | two me + hot water: private farnily. Lin- | Ri. aay. Bed ep ap Se a Ok, neluding , shop “fa08 Fo ey a July 1. ve, | | . TTAGE Now war rant 4-roem frame. t om ~y es PLP othe or heat, iinoroe oe , BONDS ; n—refinished. $220. 00 nished for housekeen' ne ; dell 2) OE a Sa oe 9 —— and eectri orest 36] (c) | owner. 43% orest Par (4) let; fine lot, tx Ww): price £2500 8400 c ash oS eee = = ‘ aaliaatietitn ™ wa - 23> hadi - : . ae : . re .r : - | _ mS ones o = ‘ ; Weet Park ie) : - To buy y uned =a ; : ond— lai ] , DELMAR, NO83A—Neatly furnished sieep-| M ARYLAND. 4160-2 large, cool. connecting | FUmNISHED LPAI MENT--Execeptionally | balance to su ae “% ao ae bk? aban rs Gua Mets. Sane b Pare. i ‘cabh* describe fully. = o 8 P oma 1ogany— ing rooms; free use of phone. front rooms, elegantiv furnished, complete beautiful, * rooms (Ry West (abany sry Bb hy ; See HOHENSTEIN x ’ ESLOENCE—4608 Newberry ter.; vaeeant: __ otter ¢ on it Gue Reis, 3400 aie - ce, DELMADPL “unfurnished 3d f) for housekeeping: immaculate; electricity, | 4¢3¢W: S200: references (cR) LO I ‘| SP A ( K ' Michigan. Riverside 201, Lac lede 165 C)) tmmediate possession; terms: bargain; ap- | STOCK-—500 United Dri} Ind, $3.00 per « a ay ane “Visible: amas sie APAR ‘| ME N c Eff ‘jens y. Beer a ee, \ ay *? prey isea ’ (iilve TRA { entral x ie i Sass oom t Py 16 [Ae t -) ; an ac 2 “y . 7 " schaghbais ° . ? : . | . ° . . ‘ ey : ’ oh, Adding on. a ¥ “ewe "| SREMAR, 8720—Ciean, well furfished, laree| PACMs: retarences ” * “PPreciated: | completely furnished: | very reasonable: | apie gpace In fireproof buliding on 7th at DANDY COTTAGE USE Gost Cates; owner left city: vacant: | STOCKS AND BONDS “Wad Tare Bish bie DEL} t “ ° - - > . - . am | oo 12k, so £9) | sTOCK—Will buy or sell ttn +cat pete Ss v a full 88. note, keeping rooms. ; Lv Rk 1 Ss .- ————oweee | UDC fall, beautifuliv furnished. southern- | exposure. For particulars. apply 1110 (24! ter ned -¢ > tae 2ReOhh- wn y «a S400 OME \92 Bartmer; ~ fine > room brick ; | orp. common a a vee ELMAR, 5084A— Front hail room: “gentle | ROOM ANID ROARD—Beaettfully furnished, | exposed kitchenette apartment in Weet i floor) Locust at (c@2) jan ANN: SFACK ERR ECO path FRaCce, C1 lectricity; terme 6600 cash. will pay or take : cag gy Peony : @ only i in demonstration man employ ed preferred. eouthern exposure: excellent Southern cook End finest apartment hotel: first-class cafe |-—-"— ma oe x . | feMMEM A >, and Chestnut stn mn iJ (BONDS Wt4.—Will a : all re eg re ar rie ‘ »¢ . ; eT ine! "$ ae ‘ ? i ; ? rer g1 95 ne ad I! ; ¥ 7% Ma a ' ra “a 4 4 ry . 4 ‘Stachine mooie babel r Zam ti ons from 3314 % to DELMAR. bot0—Front ‘sie en rel nice- ar ee Pe ee i} ‘ raat nanos . lookin oy a or SOUTH OO OS Sees eee one , tAN ALTE N.. 22_Cheatnut_st. | os rt Amerie, td a ly furnished; gentlemen preferre refer-| 380. ; ; a ' Same | Oe ' ¥* GIES BOR Deeg oR teat pa y . . HOME-—1424 Clara: fine 6 roome: price 88000; | _* “os epee... Hina eeee ag RE Smitite ences. [SHAWMUT PL. 1314—Nicely “ggpesnene usual iN” BI . 4001-—Apartments._ ? | STORBROOM Le ultahble for tce cream parlor “BUNGAL OW OPEN TODAY term hi kO- cash and 625 per Senta im | sem tT rime vier Wook —— = , rooms: excellent meals; gentiemen peonie MET Nr bt? Maes aid partments 08 and Huisiana | ect . a typewriters. $15 to > Pi 2 DELMAR BL. 4081--Lov second-floor = bed op ah wed Cohany 981) nished efi y aneartment. 2 months: ot RR IMMEDI ATS POSSESS ST¢ yw “he, arog ae _— 29 Cheatnut at We buy and sell your itet or > s% upwards. Sr, ong nola Piano—ma- front rooms; in private beens: sleepi: ig only; -- . panewtnie . Aart: ne 1 Tt i STORE— Corner: ultab! od any purpose cheap ; s ‘ 4 4 * . ) ‘ Saki’ : ’ , 722 (nes nm x 8 securttios: market quotations ed “4 241 NN. Tenth “aa all conveniences. iy eR N: ad Single room for ncaa = = hl N Te > - - = co Se . Sontanter a and Schiller Riverside | 2°" Rav av., & rooms, reception hall, ve Hot SES In ‘Pat rrmount, @700 weet. north of | niehed on all tewuee. stocke ¢ pli y re xce) oud oard; private home. abany S s m4 urneshed apart. } Bat electr garage, large lot: Cherokee 5 and @ roome: iota 502140. | partial oaeyinent or marginal . he ae : +: a HT, RTOS A—Larve slee; ping room 162) > eae we Sonesta saan i mwa. ta 2 aan soe EE Se ee : ,' furnace, ic. ee , bee ene e arr a 508) | rina w : ey amen % 'Miaver-Piano—cek, | SRS ; i4-—2-roo ite. ing. room. (02 aa he a. ee, ee Swe 1 het car to Bevo Mil! 3 blocks east. DOP RELING.- | eptlonally well built: can be readily mod.| NER & CO. Central National Ban > a20gany | ENRIGHT. fink * a m au : WASHINGTON BL... 4706—C jean cool rooms: | et ap anne? — ee on ER REALTY CO., Jefferson and Ciravots. (4) rnize rice $4 2500 letalia on application Olive 6189. _ Central 194 4 ; every ‘ ‘ hE oe , . “+d . { if D , i. =e oe { i NN a ay “ sified " ee ‘ PT hs ~ if iT oP ~ x7 C‘lemens av. t ‘ab. ; z ~ a acetates mr running Ww ater: exc lient board, (C7); ———___— oe geia ; anuola—mahog- ENRIGHT. 5064—Nicely furnished rooms: Wa SHINGTON sat. & aleaiy tarnished NORTH DES KROOM - ~Desk ané@ office room. best WES; f mny i. p aac bia |! STOCKS We will buw or sell the . i & A L a - . ; kitchen privileges ee ee 2 ee aauth front rooms, with board. for people - ~- , —~~~~~ | bullding In Welliston. City Hall Bidg., 6229 | ~~ ” Sin ee Lobe? iG) = Newberry LesrSge, | S| stocks) Long Green OU & Gas M A 2..° Or ENRIGHT, 5060--Choice cool room in ary § employed: all conveniences. Forest 6548, | LA BADIE, ass2A- oe shed S-room fiat, _Faston av Apply rooms 1 and 2. ic) oe ' AGE Ae tea ? ae ee a we ath, f urnac ~ * ae ree eT on Call) tron & Steel, Miller Train Control, Comet é med onk. genial home; gentle man. F “orest 31 10 ‘@) : Delmar ie. 2 : é { 1) a c all r nae D3aSaAR " refer: nces , GARAGES AN oe STABLES _ eeira “a — ren! i - _ ' ’ : . ) om ; ent * ; Motore. Inved flere of (rR iahoma. Mike treed Edin — 8 rooms, 160: ¢-roen ory . {ESI LA! 4 ‘ . & ma, re ceptio ‘: (Gleneral (41, Metropolitan Stores, or = eee me ee aa en ee ee ae ee ae ee ee . eeuiens siitneientiitinstl hentia natin mate ote he, Ce " . + i eecemenian ORF in.» ~ | COTTAGE : 1900: &-room cottage, lot Mixl74@, §2°00; mall. bath, hot-wate heat price §4250;| tive wnileted stock Private wire te os ieee cok. ENRIGHT, 4161—— -~Rooms, ligh t housekeep- “SMINS@ TER PI. 8824—Nicelv f rn! shed pul ‘ i be } - all conven ences. t ‘ ith boar a P hone Lindel] 12: 2 J (4) M, g 85°0..Three “ooms. complete: ‘oC ( . rt ee ‘deiias ' h ; J Ae ns vir GARAGE large new brick; street in near Wellston: all improvements; termes rea i) oy tem ia. OF Fioreet 67D ‘ofl, Fastern markets . Katte!man on 2 live * Very liberal monthly ai A A Whe vat — ir ps rty can rent fiat by buying fur- . 4 : , 4119— -24 floor room; private S STER, 3885—Well furntshed room, ‘ ne part —_— _ we waeh rack 5215 Cates ey ce Ny : yc LOT 2 .. - st _Peymente. acme: gentlemen: reasonable: phone. W ES T MINS ae @elightful location; con-| niture A a ae —_-— sonable. ped ee caageg Y CO., 372 bee i Hou Si--Soxx Pine at.. next to northeast! Central National Benk Bidg. = ne ee ‘i3) NEWSTR N.- Well “furnish A apart- ; ton ay y ie ee eorner of Cardinal, l0-reom Brick: lot 40 | Long dist ance 4 Fe ae nt i . 14°: can eeil, terme $1000 cash. balance tea} i 2 aes F - . §015—Front room and kite shen: | venient to cars. . | eal oo}—-TPlay ) ee 4 KEANE & FRANKE, 1608 Chestnut st_ er borrow money om it we witt nih er , ine; gen- ston v ande , : a v a ck | meee eet ee eae ee ng water: first-class board. Lindell 114s. | FURNISHED COTTAGE — Suburban; of bun. | REAL ESTATE CARDS | BUNGALOWS @ ) rou must sither sail your Lt ma galow, vy retine young coupe; or OU eee DPD OO ow must elfher se your ENRIGHT. O07 Large, 28 “ig peat ree arate shits ritadii _ MORTH mane | Months, from. July 1; best care given. Box | Kor. LAS R. EF. Co. ean eell your prope we In West End: and a few ready to , Ww AS HINGT N Al BARGAINS af Der cent eyeecee: to be pata or ~~ gd eA new urnis aR SER EMSA—Furnlehed room: break R-18, Post-Dispatch NIE wee reasonabie price, if you we into; tile bath. som a gy te wg 7 West © D cam: av. belonging to estate; | week oan. of We Will buy yous re reat aoe \ ae at . » a 7 se char wor giad show you. }-' must be sold. ~ ROOMS — Wid—2 or 3. with bath, tin Clay- | to ll see us at once; no sale, no ch rs) | leree lote: would Al y ia) LEANE & FRANKE. 1008 — INDUC , 198—2— connecti pa, front rooms, Bid if desired; 1 block east Foirgroun: ins Wines” Dhan Kiseweed AOL. 40) KOL, LAS R. E CO.. 1138 Chestnut.
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Considerable Additional Selling Space Has Been Provided, Together With an Augmented Salesforce to Give You Prompt, Efficient and good Service The Quantities ) 1620 Heavy Satin Striped Eagle Crepe de Chine Shirts—$15 value. 1500 Heavy Satin Striped Jersey Shirts— $15 Value. 420 Satin Striped Broadcloth Shirts— : $18 value. « 960 Heavy Silk Striped Radium Shirts— $12.50 value. 120 Heavy Quality White Crepe de Chine Shirts—$13.50 value. 240 Heavy Satin Striped Crepe de Chine Shirts—$15 Value. 324 Heavy White Jacquard Crepe de Chine Shirts—$20 value. 480 Imported Fancy Jacquard Crepe de Chine Shirts—$20 value. 300 Imported Striped Jacquard Crepe de Chine Shirts—$20 value. 120 White Satin Stripe Jersey Shirts— $13.50 value. €00 Plain White Jersey Shirts—$12.50 value. - — ee nee oe ’ ts eK torial I . New TUESDAY’ —_—_-_--— _—-——— SIV 1 VM “7 * PPT ld 1 ae * ; ’ Ls 7 ‘ : 7 7 ? ’ 7 Ls ‘ 7 La Ls 7 “ G Pe el socorn™ Married by church and Joh was 1000 miles « were being flas WMI I I it SHOPPE LLC AOE SPPFESEAEE AAC EELEBLE ee: _ : wo PPEPPE LODE EEL Vil bo Warren G H:z didate. at the age Willi itt. APT TT PRED REE ED DE RENT SEES OEE * 2 a a +e -
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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 192 0. 2, WET ELE LRN Le ae ae 7 J r - ” ” a I et in ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ‘ Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER : Dec. 12, 1878. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Co., Twelfth and Olive Streets, enn ett POST-DISPA rc H CIRCULATION rORM. I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogues of all partics, nev- er belong to any party, always op- pose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain devot- ed to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, alwats be drastically . independent; never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. 1907. April 10, ee we a em Are Pike County Braves Scarce”? Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. I learnéd froin the Globe-Democrat of the lith that one W. F. Suda of Louisi- ana, Pike County, has written Judge Matt. G. Reynolds with respect to a Ce aaa Mart ee ee om laeeliipsaee 0 posed Republican housecleaning as fol- lows: man big enough to come out for eer eat >. ‘ice wot ing as PB ne ours Aidala sananite ee Me wendy ; Fr eg ee oe ee ae ais eoitmiitien taciua tetas g ’ . te Fe nan . . ~s » mee er ’ i Lh) ? OT ep oR AS 4 pe “9 aon 4 2 , oy ae fad ie xe” mete RM oe eS aoe or se wee 48 t Pere 2p age ga — on ~ - = government.” What Suda” thy with a clean manner of man is Mr. from Pike County, and the present home of Cnamp Clark et al, and yet is surprised to learn “Pike County man big enough to come, out for clean politics.” And he writes | this to and of a man who started out in | ’ Reynolds, who graduated at Annapolis, -but resigned from our navy when @ scrap every now and then were much better ag a member of the Missouri bar, kind or another in this State. because he did not find life at the sour! bar as scrappy as he desired, he ac- cepted an important job out in New Mex- | ico—a great, big fight, and won it. or he would not having courage | a family squabble | of Judge Reynolds’ life, be so amazed at his enough to engage in that will be very largely a “You're an- | other” affair. Can you not imagine! Judge Reynolds looking as svrrowfully at his admirer, Suda, as Caesar looked at. Bruttis, when the latter drove his dagger into Caesar's breast”? And may not some fiery orator in the future—even in this s¥Very campalign—conclude Patrick Hen- ry’s famous ‘Caesar had his Brutus” with “and Reynolds his Suda.’ Brutus meant well for his country, and Suda for Pike, LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. forimer the part the latter is playing in the pro- | “lf am glad to see a Pike County, clean | politics against the fellow not In sympa-_ lie writes |, the one-time home of | of a | life to make war his vocation, and to | whom rumors of war were to be like the “breath of his nostrils—to Judge Matt) he | realized that in that service a thousand | men had not been killed since the Revo- | lution, and believed that the chances for | as there then certainly was ata bar of one | Possibiyv Mis- - Mr. Suda must be dreadfully indent | | 8 | done well and of his policies that are sound is as far | 70-year-old employe. regardless of whether his pen- | sion claim is technically perfect or not. It is a cir- . cumstance in which the spirit of fairness might wel! test of William F. McCombs, chairman of the Demo- | prevail over the letter of the law. ‘cratic National Committee in Mr. Wilson's first cam- | The Attorney-General’s ruling, however, may _ ipaig n, against an assumption of authoritative leader- | described as characteristic. ° An official who !'shown such amazing indifference to the rights of ‘POLITICAL DICTATORSHIP INTOLERABLE There is a ground of truth and wisdom in the pro-'| be 192 > ts recognition | Wilt is Red ages} ee. nad oe ‘ | citizens, as guaranteed by our Cenertentien: Ser be- DAILY AND SU NDAY ADEN ae ie = 206,058) * stowed by the authority of our American institutions, | ee . __—~| There is only one form of leadership of either the) |... hardly be expected to be moved by the shadowy, | THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- | eople or a party ina representative republican gOV- s¢ntimental pleas of powerless and friendless old age. ernment, and that !s a leadership of ideas. Ifa mans nn ena siinrcas” ta i ak a ideas are good and accept ble and his policies in of-. Marse Watterson’s characterization, the “gray fice are sound and ir ER for the public welfare, wolves.” had teeth in it. + THAT $905,000 FOR GRADE SEPARATION. St. Louis has seemed on the point of doing some- thing in the matter of separating grade crossings | for at least 10 years and the subject has been agitated he is entitled to approv aland support solely on merit, but never on a presumption of personal or official | authority or dictatorship. Office holders, from the highest to the lowest, in this country are servants of the people. They must a much longer time. The only separation actually render account of their stewardship and be approved’ made in the 10 years is that at the Tower Grove crossing. or condemned on the merit of their conduct. In the With $905,000 made available by the bond issue to theory of our elections the power intrusted to a Presi- pay the city’s share of the expense, it might be sup- posed that we are now really on the point of doing something. It may be recalled, however, that the city’s end of the financial problem has never occasioned any particular difficulty during these 10 years. Under the arrangement that the city should bear the dam- ages to abutting property up to one-third of the total] ‘cost and the railroads two-thirds, the city’s share in | dent or any other office holder returns to the people at They sumed to exercise supervision over his use of official the end of his term of Office. are pre- power, the trust confided to him, and to censure or: epprove his conduct of his office in accordahce with 'their judgment and will. President Wilson has served two terms as Presi- the current budget. Disagreements between the city ‘subject to party | over engineering details, disputes as to whether the railroad tracks should go above or below the street to the past and both the party and the people ee | grade, difficulties over the ra{lroads’ end of the finan- Wil- cial problem and general inertia have caused the will have no official part and no in- delay. It must be admitted that the present does not find railroad revenues accruing in any such volume as to dent. His first administration was approved by his party and a majority of the people. His second is} and popular judgment. It belongs plan for the future administration, {n-which Mr. ' gon probably terest beyond that of a private citizen. eet Gen. John B. Henderson, Col. D. Pat.) Jy its proceedings the national Democratic conven- | Dyer and other Civil War veterans of sete Mr. wi | make the assumption of this special! burden a matter ' vs view, § Mfr. - . both armies too numerous to mention,| tion must keep in vie not the interest o r of small importance. Newly emerged from the period son or any other man in public office, but the wel- Nothing ithe convention of the party to be governed by the | capital account. may not be easy. , | ’ . could be worse than for: direction for expenditures on current account and To finance separation improvements However, one of the strong points ' fare of the people. idea that it must vindicate Mr. Wilson, personally 'or officially, or continue his policies or course of | tees rates giving a fair return on investment and gives conduct, except in so far as he deserves approval or! the companies a stable, promising outlook. A duty exists to share with the public some of the benefits of the legislation. No better way of strength- ening and extending among the people a conviction as to wisdom of the bill could be found than by de- voting to measures of public safety some part of the amplified resources in prospective income and stabil- ized credit predicted as one of its results. The city’s proportion alone specific | projects on which estimates have amounts to $598,000 of the $905,000. his conduct and policies are calculated to serve the public welfare. Nothing could be worse at San Francisco than a | blind recognition of the President's dictatorship or leadership and a subservient acceptance of his author- ity as head of the party. The party should recognize of 'no head, no dictatorship, no authority based upon of- been prepared | ficial power. Fortunately, the We hold the view that Mr. Wilson has greatls railroads will not be called on to meet their larger erved the country during an extraordinary crisis, proportion in any one year. It will necessarily be and in that public service has served his party. ft! spread over a term of vears and the important thing is now to make a beginning. The Citizen’s Committee, which is to supervise bond | issue expenditure, should designate at least one cross- ing for early separation and exhaust al! effort for he- ginning work within a reasonable time and giving the public a visible sign of what approval of the bond ‘issue signifies. . | indorsement of his conduct on the things that be has | as the party ought to go or can go without inviting disaster. To adopt a particular utterance on the League of Nations or on any other issue merely be- Vindicrtion, cause Mr. Wilson wants it for his own The former lived long enough to realize his mistake, and a like knowledge may come to Suda before the “ides” of No-| a vember. Referring to Caesar, I natural- i Ae d excusably, fall into a Roman fig- of speech. Wh are Pike County men so long of tS a0 Simian {n reach? The answer ts plain/#@o don't all shout at once: Rechuse they are continually themselves on the back. L, patting ae GS. Reading Matter for Marines in Haiti. “To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. We wish to thank the e@itor heartily for the little writeup for the club here, and also the citizens of St. Louis in ans- werlng our appeal for magazines and pa- pers. We can make good use of them as we go months sometimes without seeing a@ paper from the states. M. A. BEAR, In charge of Enlisted Men’s Club,, U. 8. Marine Corps, Port au Prince, Haitt. Bell Telephone Rates. Te the Editor of the Powi-Dispatch lt is outrageous for the Rell Telephone Co. to ask its subscribers for another 60- cent increase. We thought last fall if they had asked 10 or 15 cents more from each residence phone, which would bring i them an increase of about $7000 a month or $84,000 a year, not counting the additional income from the business phones that that would be fair enough; but no, they had to go the whole hog and ask 50 cents, with less efficiency of service than ever since getting it. I have done without many things in order to keep the phone, but now with such an increase as that I would have to give it up. Have heard many others say the same. if they couldn't get sufficient operat- ors last fall after increasing their reve- [ nue on house phones about $35,000 a : month and doubling their pay, they will not be able to get them now. All or: many business houses are “crying” for more giris and can't get them, so they won't be able to, either. Tt is to be hoped that the city and the . fiats Public Service Commission will re- f- this 60-cent increase asked for. A SUBSCRIBER. | —— Pedestrians’ Rights at Crossings. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. To recognize the equal rights of pe- Gestrians with vehicle drivers, to cross _ the etreets in safety the Police Commis- ' sloners should direct that traffic officers - give a special signal giving to pedestrians ae the exclusive right to the crossing until | 4 he ‘términated by another signal, Vehicle | | drivers would be benefited as well as_ the pedestrian. Uniess the right of the. pedestrian to cross the street at a giv en | time be recognized, it is criminal to talk of passi laws to prevent him crossing when where he thinks is safest. Tee we > a _* — $e: Siew S44 4 s ’ , - | x "5 fe eet ew 9 THIRD THE Clar the driver. 4 must, of co ~ acent. He would lez «2 enter the hotel, - ) > gnother cab and « q gil trace of him iro the meantime he wor an friend to whom h | charge under such 1 mother, a sister or at | care he could intrus | mystery surrounding amiled down at her, gurely, she smiled tn utterly she trusted life had ever touched Then the girls e) giead of leaning ba forward, staring ahe gied fashion. - Indeec fusion in her face: tt er a long interval it “tT have it!” she e Bast Sixt) -no--yes street: She was 60 Violen alarmed. He repeat “Fourteen East Si where vou Want to “Yes Yeou- Her excitement the cab and gave th knowing whether to this new developme which he acted part whole manner remai! deeply agitated, but tro!. She did not the darkness, strainin the wind-driven lamp posts. “What time is it?” s0 low as to be almos He looked at his ' “A quarter after 2. She groaned irrepr “They will be fra strained forward as quicken the speed of They were on Fiftt the forties, the fifti yes-—-y w om aro yo 8] slee * ee a, or I Pee rect te = 28 A IIT 45 INE ez acquit = t > — ie gia late 7s Fausiile ven te ae - aie - ” PRP pi 3 es ana hae This advertisement has appeared three times in your paper: KING YUEN LOW, 203 N. Sixth st.. Chi nese and American restaurant, sold to F. S. Hing. Will make pay- 1920, Friday noon. If owe any loan. from someone's debts please let us know be- fore June 25 F. S. Ming and Y. S. Hing, 27 &. Sth. (5) S. Ming and Y. ment on June 25, King Yuen Low Wattell? SKEPTI-CUSS. A want ad: Shoe lepairer—At 829 Centra! liot Springs, Ark. Will pay fair. That seems fair enough. I saw this from the station nine. Ark., last week: platform at C 7ne ae gi toothpicks as any Kote! sae 684 OES 4 a cOmpell- M46378950 the apostrophe is doing at Vera, (‘ne wonders if the St. James Here is how AS o.: All ees @ 60 €@8 8G € 46€ eB OS Ga: © 8.6 42.0680 & 62 ea a break fast food's 25c Not doing very well, 7 it? vV44 7. * Johnson's interpretation of the in the Chicago plat- Taft's interpretation Wait until Mi League of Nations plank form going east meets Mr. of it going west. - DESTRE. THE ripe, red apple which handily hung O And flaunted and taunted and swayed and swung, Till it itched your fingers and tickled your tongue, For it was fuicy and you were young! But you held your hands and you turned your head, And you thought of the switch which hung in the shed, And you didn't take it (or so you've said), But, tell me—didn’t you want to? ©, the rounded maiden who passed vou by, Whose cheek was dimpled, whose giance was shy, But who looked at you out of the tai! of her eye, And flirted her skirt fust a trifle high’ ©, you were human and not sedate, But you thought of the narrow way and straight, ’ And you didn’t follow ‘(so you atate), But, tell me—-didn't you want to? ©, the golden chink and the sibilant sign. Which sang of honey and love and wine. Of pleasure and power when the sun's ashine. And plenty and peace in the day's decline’ O, the dream was schemed and the play was planned: You had nothing to do but to reach your hand, But you @idn't (or so I understand), But, tell me—didn't you want to? O, you wanted to, yes; and hence you crow That the Want To within you found ite foe, Which wanted you not to want to, and so You were able to answer always ‘‘No.” So you tell yourself you are pretty fine clay, To have tricked temptation and turned it away; But wait, my friend, for a different day! Walt till you want to want to! EDMUND VANCE COOKE. — TT tty cy tn _ ciple at the very moment when the governing® a —-—= ee ee eee > - RAF ‘for its object the maintenance of the independ- ee tie day. Sixty-seventh street | the right, and a few a a stopping abruptly at id h T - e M | RR O BR orttenens os ee > ! PLE ‘ PUBLIC OPINION This column is designed to reproduce wtt _ bias the latest comment by the leading pubdlicam newspapers and periodicals on the questions/@ THE MONROE DOCTRINE. AECL BSCABOR LARA in I(Inter-America., ERTALN statesmen of the United States "have inclusion of Monroe: doctrine if by saying that it had defended the of the covenant the jeague ence and integrity of the American states again the aggressions of Holy Alliance, thus ¢om cluding that the functioning of the doctrine would be parallel with that of the League of Nations ‘In the ordinary project of the League of Ne tions, presented to the peace conference, the Mom roe doctrine was not considered, inasmuch asa ticle X rendered impossible, the perpetration o the acts which the latter was designated to i & the Pansy Opens the } I. OGnee upon a time tl tle girl, a dreadfully tle girl, whom everybo SY, and whose specia Peep behind doors! the things Pansy saw i'vent. It runs thus: doors that I am goir “The high contracting parties shall undertaxe About, coh! such. inte ito respect and preserve as against external a Some of them eso atran gression the territorial integrity and existing 9& Ginary that von will | Titieal independence of all states members of the prised mas jleague. In case of any such aggression or in cam Pansy was dreadfu of any threat or danger of such aggression Me and the word she was executive council shall advise upon the means wy - “why? | | which the obligation shall be fulfilled.” Why was the sk. This article may be deemed the universsliat trees green” Why ha tion of the Monroe doctrine, because the pele lege while her own pu of the United States in this respect had, as is Why was it a4 . Pe , ‘only object, the maintenance of the political fn- wity were bi ate i | dependence of the American states by preserving & little girls? S people & them from al! European interference. The Wh: w ¢} ) which the Lnited States has played in respect of : oe ee stones hard and woo! : ‘ “it ‘¢ "iG | >. |e ‘ American countries loses thia regional chat Were birds covered wit patrimony. Md the cter and becomes the collectis a 1 yecomes I a lective Biead of hal Wer hiar a the rest of the nations This abandonment of ble. and why dia ° ly ‘ ' i? tT} Monroe doctrine caused, as was to be exp ’ tkies” ¥ +} > ; — *: W hy, Ww hen stir in the Republican party and a great (a white lic nteres snow melted, 4 paign of public opinion that aroused thel Only dirty w > wW of the whole nation. It is beyond doubt thats Pweet and Ang ' é : | p ' ’ ‘great mass of the American people upholds te P Salt sait \ | internat i] ensy was a little @ + int ional poll of President Wilson. y | 7@re old, with big bh Blin legs. ‘ ery t uch ‘ RADICALISM IN FRANCE. to be seen bhenea! h ft! From the Living Age short dres«ee she wore -F RANCE has recentivy experienced @ dark brown hair, cut | strike, of which—so far as we can judges roe of her neck like mid mre {ts press—-we have received but incompletes Mouth — ages. te : , 7 A nose that | form parently, however, t formation. Apparently, howeve he mals 68 tendency to look a ‘ Was a v ery srnalil nose, come is sufficiently well understood. As has Ble called snub contests ofa pened in some previous labo or less political character—notably in New . But now you know a land and Australia—-the genera! puble ond and I must begin strongly to the support of the Government ® of bout all the things sh effort to keep the railways, tramways, # Quite a long stor: systems and other essential services in OF Mure that | Will be ab PL@verything. because wh Peeping beh: nd doors | and you ne that the strike weapon as an instrument o intimidation falled. sucinecitiednenisinaiininiilininesieti E you ver know © AMERICAN UNREST. Dthee 1, pees ty ma) G. BUETZ tn Nord und Sved (German Magaz:ne) : ered as Prose what | MERICANS view with new uneasiness | The ¢ UoW'll see struggies of their proletariat because _ Pence bees door Pe have become conscious of serious evils in wall of } As a quite ama own society. It is not Bolshevism that is _#ma)! he mother's ga djing the brains of the working peopie. dum Blip ian f if "f waking up to the fact that the freedom @& foy ‘free America” is anything but | fact. Labor leaders began their battle with aon t h —: ® to dlisoove: things lonal Americanism when they founded the 7 P Deon! K ican Federation of Labor; and the movements db pie had got tired | a , ali , our. er “whys” and *“‘w ripened until men now realize that en th: Pectica reckoning is rapidly approaching for te to find out th American type of freedom. It is the irony that the masses have taken !t into thelr thus to settle with the American democra % r afraid of anvthi in ld not have gone "*? 3 ts % OP the other side of ¢ found a smal! & wood Withou Started off on th dering where it w. Path always lead he Pansy Wisely how long you fo! her doll at hor in America is trying to bestow upon Eu especially upon ps ah & the blessings democracy. In order to roprehend the ment of the common people tn the United we must try to understand the comdith A which they live. é. 4
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— ee ee tn — ae ROR o fir PINION® io reproduce without the leading publicists, | on the questions of DOCTRINE. r-America. he United States ‘have f Monroe doctrine in by saying that it had nce of the independ- merican states against Alliance, thus con- of the doctrine would a the girl's eyes fell away ‘4ysion in her face: ea long interval it cleared again, grew a Sy have it!’ she cried. “It is 14 4 bee ns Si ae Fi ged Wark. POST-DISPATCH Daily Magazine " UESDAY, ~ JUNE 22, 1999. WOMEN’S P AGE VAN VALKENBURGH’S FULL HOUR THIRD INSTALLM EN 9 THE Clarendon,” he priehty instructed | the driver. His plans were, made. He must, of course, throw Casey off the t. He would leave the cab at the Clarendon, ier the hotel, depart by another door, pick up ther cab and continue these maneuvers until H trace of him and his companion was lost. In ; ¥ meantime he would try to think of some wom- | ¢ n friend to whom he could venture to confide his under such unusual conditions. O, for a her, a sister or an elderly aunt into whose safe » he could intrust this tragic waif until the tery surrounding her was cleared up! tie down at her, and again, hesitatingly but rely, she smiled in return. How absolutely and erly she trusted him’ Nothing in his past is had ever touched him so deeply as that trust from his. In- of leaning back in the cab she now sat vard, staring ahead of her in a confused, fashion. Indeed, there there was actual! priz- Was more than con- anguish, Aft- radiant. Kast Sixts -no-—-yes-—East—East Sixtv-seventh E past Sixty Breet!” 4 She was 80 violently - alarmed. excited that he the address soothingly. that was He repeated street. Is “Fourteen East Sixty-seventh ~ where you want to go” 3 @ ‘which he acted partly : whole manner remained changed. > deeply agitated, » trol. ' the darkness, straining her eyes to detect through the wind-driven sleet > lamp posts. quicken the speed of the car. . : the forties, residence on the south side of “Yes. Yes—yes-—yes! Her excitement Was increasing. He | the cab and gave the number to the driver, not E knowing whether to feel relieved or puzzled by this new development. The promptness with , calmed the girl, but her She was still but holding herself under con- She did not speak, but leaned forward in stopped the street figures on the “What time is it?’ she asked at last. in a voice go low as to be almost a whisper. He looked at his watch. “A quarter after 2.” She groaned irrepressibly. "They will be frantic,” strained forward as if by she muttered, doing so she could They were on Fifth avenue now, slipping past the fifties, the early sixties. At Sixty-seventh street the car swerved the right, and a few minutes later faced about, stopping abruptly at the entrance of a private | the Not- sharply to street 5 pe eandiog the hour, the big house was lighted t e League of Nations, f the League of Na- conference, the Mon- ered, inasmuch as &ar- the perpetration of — designated to pre- jes shall undertake against external a&~- ity and existing po- tes members of the ageression or in case such aggression the upon the means by be fulfilled.”’ med the universaliza- fe. because the polley respect had, as its e of the political in- M states by preserving ' The part terference. played in respect of this regional chat- liective patrimony of 4 abandonment of the vas to be expected, 4— y and a great cam- aroused the interest yond doubt that the people upholds the dent Wilson. — FRANCE. perienced a general we can judge from — but incomplete in- wever, the miain oul- erstood. As has hap- | We girl, whom everybody called Pan- | “Gade and whose specialty it About, oh! such interesting | Some of them so strang and extraor- - dinary that ~ prised. ’ and the word she was fondest of was | | why?” trees green’ “lege white her own puppy had four” or contests of 4 rook otably in New Ze@- — raj publie rallied 20 Government in ve tramways, Tentthie services in operation » instrument of 60 mn Magazine). hew uneasiness rlat because they” ‘rious evils in theif nevism that is befud - ELIZABETH JORDAN “Then, after what seemed ages, it came to me vaguely that I must go somewhere—that there must be some place—and I realized that | had no money. | suppose I was just beginning te come out of the worst of the nightmare. But . dared not speak to anyone. Then,” ber breath caught, “you came along! You were humming as if vou didn't know there was a storm. There Was something reassuring about that—it was my first note of hope. And so—I dared to speak.” He tried to reply to this, and suddenly discov- ered that he could not do so. By how narrow a chance had they found each other! She might so easily. so naturally, in her blind panic, bave let him pass, as she had let others pass. “From that moment,” she went on, still with her brown eyes on the fire, “the worst was over. would look after me. I don’t know but I did. I felt—safe.”’ said Van Valkenburg. very quiet- I will tell you why you [ knew why | knew it, “Some time,” time soon, vou ly, “‘some knew it.’ He stood up “You will need a friend tomorrow,” he added more naturally, “to do things—-to write notes and send telegrams and to attend to various matters May I come—say at 10 o'clock?” you could’ But can you? here. “a & time” “Yes. All my time is yours.” lie made the statement so simply that it lost Then he bent, kissed the little hand she had again placed in his, and fm- mediately released it. The most impelling fm- pulse he had ever experienced urged him to take her in his arms, to hold her there, to comfert her in her grief and loneliness, to tell her that even as she had trusted him tonight so must she trust him always. But this was neither the time nor the place for that. She did not yet know the truths which he himself had learned only in this last full hour— in which romance had taken up the Have you an hour ' gauntlet he had thrown down and had shown him the vision of his future—the most radiant vision he had ever seen. Yes, he knew why Sylvia had trusted him: but Sylvia, his Sylvia, had yet to learn. He would win her—he was sure of it. Not at once: not, perhaps, for weeks or months. But sooner or later she would put those small hands in his to hold in love forever. He led her into the hall, and, meeting Margaret near the threshold, was presented, as he mentally put it, to his new sister. For a moment only he lingered in the family group which was bence- forth to be his own. “Good-night,” he at 10.” said then. ‘*Tomorrowr— (THE END.) 1920, by Elizabeth Jordan.) = a> es (Copyright, EE EE ae Cincinnati was attended by wo- who were recognized as dele- permitted to offer resolutions oOr- at men, gates, in the in 1870 neem Wrong Shoes Endanger Health . ASAANA vay a *S8OS o* 4eay - ‘s ; *." 4 ‘ \" Sane’: ~ ee eer eS ° , > ~ “Y . U'nless branded or the sole, te nolank ducater bunions, callouses, weak arches, in- growing nails, etc., caused by wrong shoes, are but minor ills. Ser:- ous bodily ailments may follow this foot-dis- toition. Every time we put F ducator Shoes on feet that have been crippled by improper shoes, we are glad. Educators assure foot comfort, be- cause they are scientih- cally shaped to fit the foot naturally. Made with ample toe room to ‘‘let the feet grow as they should” — straight and healthy. Step in today and try on the good - looking Educator oxford illus- trated. It's so comfort- able you will put all the family into Educators. RICE & HUTCHINS DUCATO SHOE® " FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN FAMOUS-BARR CO. Olive, Locust, Sixth and Seventh Streets on we desert wae ‘ P . LLL AT OL SL OO CIT: ATRL G NE: OE NAT ALC AAO He EE EE EES EE GI tN GT EN tN RR li or a ee NA ee MM ot eag + A RUN CEE EL IRE A LN. th A AO NO ETON ELEN AP LPN LL TO At ELAS PLL EAL LLL ERD EL LE A OOO OEE ne ARI LN CO ct EOE ES NS I EONS GEOL LA LLL LE LEN ALLEL Ts NS LN ET AL AEN NE ei Nl MING TN NID I 8 ae Nt — Bote d om x ‘eo } rer “ a . . fe Se eee . “yw . » lee
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y 8 : J i eas ° : ae * , Le a) ne tok ee —_— - . 7 COMIC PAGE i ¥ :. COMIC PAGE JUNE 22,1920. by ; JUNE 22, 1920 | rious Stran er. =O- B x i [he Complete Alibi—By Fontaine Fox. copyrtss:, 192 | PENNY ANTE—Introducing a Myste g y | MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY | YY Yyz 7 a : wa Bi | / GEORGE, | MOOCHER | : : | or ‘ ‘Se Y Y YY ? 3 = " | = | . L TOLD You DISTINCTLY NOT ae By James J. Montague. | WY Wf age VOL. 72. NC | Yy Y} / | WANT YOU To ANYBuDDY THATS —_- = 2B ) . 2 S (~ GOIN" "to | : if wt Oonany {| Y Mee b : FROM OSHKOSH, FRIEND OF HELP EDDIE! | o GO SWIMM NG! KNowYA MR. —-_« % a ene JP PRESID OISON-IVY 3 MEET MY FRIEND | ,A FRIEND OF TO PAPA Jer P EVERLASTINGLY TOO LATE. SS SMOKE? _ “yi When Congress put a ban on seed —— =a LOOKIT WAIT TILL . h For pre-election distribution, == “TH READY THAT GUY SITS : : It put the kibosh, we agreed, = PLEASTA— MONEY LUTHER DOWN — [rc : : Upon a vicious institution. flies, MEETCHA- STEERED IN! GONNA BE Just : ‘No more,” we proudly said, “no more, = ’ LIKE TOUCHIN)’ Shall reprobating conscience plague us, | a I'D NEVER A MATCH To Because we sold our suffrage for —== DICK HIM A KEG OF 66 ) . A half a dozen rutabagas!”’ And so, with an unclouded soul, 7 aR ua PHIL ANTHROPIST! \ : Stages Oe if ) 1 WE NT WADI NG And stainless conscience we procceded, A, a : } ‘ a re To peel ten dollars from our roll KI - Sends Message 4 With which we bought the seeds we needed. irr | a ee “We'll vote as we elect,”’ quoth we, - aN) o> ly =— Labor Board i “And beg no legislator’s pardon. | : A) : —- : = . ; . From obligations we are free, c & ey) — & After Officia " } 3 No statesman helped to plant our garden. \ ns ic }? SS \ Y cet : { ' gs : ri eS , 4 a ee ; ~ ) “ie Brothe : A, ee a ac ooo “No matter who’s the candidate, | % 7 ad rg . et m4 -— £ men 8 we ‘ | He cannot say, ‘Don’t you remember i Lp > : gee er - @ at White Hou , ssa P | Those hubbard squash seed? I await | i “,f. ay = =r Lx . . 3 th T 7 a Some grateful action in November.’ | » Ez | yy be —~ & Wi ur i | Nor can he write, ‘I have no doubts 2 ie ie Pr Ng /; é y —— = fers id a >= | That you will help to put me over: ; 4g Yc f : A 4 —— ; | (Enclosed find parsnips, Brussels Sprouts, | LL’ — a e ‘ = Yams, onions, beets and red top clover.’ ” : 1, fs ee EY) —- P UNREST AM( ,, A j —=— —=— | ( - i | But now they’ve taken off the ban | / J === — = t MEN In 66 f (Election doubts begin to haunt ‘em) | a — = = ‘ iasiene A ND FE L = ; | And recently our congressman | ‘Zz { — A solemn vow — \ : ec j —— sbi . , ’ ? a | z. ——- a“ ——y { —_——— -e@ r — Fe Has said he’ll send ‘em if we want ’cm. | | =e —— . — zs Brotherhoods Re a en am . » ‘ — } a — — = : We told him, ‘‘No.” i —— = ; ¥ > > 7G ‘eo ob i“ : GEO i | ioe — \ § —sCWill Stop if S : aT ab © 1920 ev Int. Paarune Service, inc ¥ j Not Hastened | ) : LETTER FROM = = === . 03 " i —— a . Cc SMA . Le M4 - & ONGRESSMAN For Dinner. | Translated. t the Wedding Bells ' By the Associated Press | > \ yf ———— a | “I’m so glad you’ve come. Were} “When I told the man of your | Rin Out Ss WASHINGTON, - e WY ae =A ae 2 going to have a young married); proposal he gave vent to a loud se-| 4 : dent Wilson sent a n ; , YY .-. ——¢ oh —— fi es ——S a wre ||couple for dinner.” ries of equine cachinnations. a ilroad Labor ; +. | ST_ ng ey Weel ML 7 Sg Maser ong “I'm glad. too. They ought to be| ‘‘What’s that you said? | the Ra Abe — SS oh te dean Ma tS eas 'tender.’—Michigan Gargoyle. “I said he burst out in a horse| _ gago urging that it 4 | 'laugh.’’—Baltimore American. | | SH-# - @iate award in the w HIS HOUR. |} home and complain that eggs have | | , P Vv . the m om. ens ee ee -!| Between conventions the man who | gone up 2 cents a dozen. | Penury gsm Prevent : Never Again. | Me ot oe ae = a3 : : (oop ime rs ime in te ; rocks the boat manages to grab his psitinninniensis ial | “That fortune teller must 1ave OU oe | made pubilc a Voice of Experience. | se eae a Ueee Ck se we The Setting Son. | place on the first page. | A REAL THING. thought I was an heiress.” | Miss Howles: I don’t think you THE CORNER ef ; Announcement of “Charley, dear,” said young mr. before Sake move, 80 people in sanies Irate Father: Don't you ever tire ROSS ORE eI P De ol ID NN oe That Caruso robbery Was proba- “Why, dear?” were really outa ny eg ge Bing. | ; action Was made aft Torkins, “do you want me ce vote: ‘new neighborhood will think you of being lazy an’ doing nothing? | "TWAS EVER THUS. bly the real thing. Enrico certainly | “She said I was to marry a poet ase (earner? : = = a I | . @ ; ids og | “I m not going to tell you. | were the one who used it.—Kansas/ «gure I do—but then I rest up.”—| Delegates who paid $12 a pint for didn’t need the ad. and live happily ever afterward. —j never heard you etore.— oston | JORN — a vice Pp Why not? on City Star. | Kasper (Stockholm). | bootleg liquor in Chicago will come (Copyright, 1920.) ‘Boston 7 ranscript. _| Transcript. : | COME ON Brotherhood, had ca! “isecause if anything goes wrong | — oe Ss aaErmoe pees SS eo Our! Be House and conferred with the election you'll say you did) ; . = : I MY BAGGAGE ?/ | Room 2 WE'RE OK. Fries Ct ae GENT it~ NO.2I 15 | . in the day. merchant, and he was sitting in his) 2). THATS MUTT'S YOUR BAGGAGE . GONNA CHANGE > TO, THAT'S A SATISFIED wiITH HIS | ¢ d wycate bk wi atte office musing gloomily over the out- Room! SINCE I'MA Sah TL SWIET IT NOW, You over + > ROOM, BUT HE WANTS | | ’ | look, when there entered a weil- pea pai i} gee THe FLIES CHANGED ¥ he had conferred wi dressed man with a quiet, thought- HeELL-HOP I SuUPPOTE Room 27. \ | = with Secretary Payr / ful face. | I'tu HAVE TO CALS |: Raliroad Administrs “Do you sell beechwood?” he) Him MISTER MUTT: iz heads of the rutlroa asked, bluntly. / there would | “I do, sir,” replied the merchant, | Rc ie +4 wage question rising with alacrity from his seat, | : that if not “probab! ‘and hoping devoutly for a large or-| | ie: will much worse tl der. ‘We can supply it on the short... : of ati Sete gy.to oo either in the log or the waste of the aaa B ie id Doak, ° : He began to rummage through oar sa ic the public to know t heralded and advoca adjusting questions o1 according to the pres is a rank and hopeles the papers on his desk for a price list; hut the quiet man stopped him. “Oh, I don’t want as much us that!” he said. I only need a bit to —— ame — a fiddle a Seton Tit- Ae “Mast Have Incre | z e “The chiefs of the °* = Sen Pe ) ‘ t Wiring a Secret. Doak's statemen ot 4 considering means to manner to start the ¥ portation, but know these men must first Stantial increases in | can be accomplishec. “The board has nt legitimate excuse ft substantial increases | a railroad employes, ar . no eseape from th that the United & Board now _ sitting wholly responsible 1! bad situation. They 3 of the seriousness © | @ and urged, begged ar : to meet thie questior parently are not alt gh” tles and resporsibiliti a 4 erhooda have inform impending crisis, and act. We informed t? they did act we wou! to appeal to the Amet . F to notify the Presider "@ # «iOBStates of the serious: uation. They would by appeal. ‘ Want Public to } . “The railroad jabo Gesire the public to and to fix the respon: rightfully and justly have done everythin keep transportation n ” “Why did you strike the telegrap': Operator?” asked the patrol officer of the gob who was summoned for assault. | “Well, sir, I gives him a telegram | to send to my gal, an’ he starts read- | — =— = in’ it. So, of course I ups and gives | oT SS ne him one.”—The Arklight. | c Some Car. | | — plete OF bape et te ‘ wre ph op. - a ee » ee me Pe eS 4 —___ A ET t= = —_ , ~ ee 6 — - a ee ee — ee ee ee oe -— ---— - - ee te . ! sion to pn, ag _—s man?” inquired the prison visitor. In, CPFINGHAM ) Cated that unless a: oS “Well, lady,” replied the prisoner, SOBB, AAB Rs. Siven immediately to _ -«*“T guess my trouble started from at- OTT TALCOM ers that a wage adjus _ tending too many weddin's.” > *xpected soon. the _~—~-* “Ah! You learned to drink ther-, BoRST WITH © Strike. of trainmen « es or steal, perhaps a : CuRIOCSI TY AS Baltimore and man ae “No, lady; I was always the brid... | , “THEY “Re BITS Might not be opposed i groom."——-London Telegraph. OF THE RICH ‘ rotherhoods. Pe ‘ ports to labo Pe > Contemplating a Raise. era ra neve today indicated . “You say your jandlord ts not eens F increas ae Mtuation Ps ?” Hse unrest arm _ _ “Not yet,’ replied the tenant, put | WIRE. ) prone lenders nald th; IT frequently see him doing a little fig- 4 seen of the unaut “uring on the back of an envelope and @ men had b 1 that by the time my lease ex- | 7 the unions, but be In the same class with ——— Faw neste A egg. '-——-Birminghaia Ovatinued on Pane t 5 ; Ce ee apes — ee as B » = cs Seuneiaiediiieemmentianen poeagniion Sagi oe Re EN A, a ae ER se, Sar ~ . ~ * ue , - ” sptmns “eg = See :