St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 24, 1920

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- - Ce eee ee ee YE ee ee 2 ee i 7 . ~oR al ad a ae ~——e alaaadl = Fj “ Mad er Senne ~ or . ee” > eee ~~ eR eae a ee ee ee eee er = , = ee tae | Rs — nr Ree Pre Mee _ t ' meal ET EL ET a . -— — a aa a i a ? _ * Legh, FINAL MIC PAGE ® = SUNDAY UNE 23, 1920. 2 ——— ; WANT ADS. | - EDITION (Copyright, 1929) ; A ' 2 . - 20, 9068 he Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service CARDINALS’ BOX SCORE ee ee oe a ee oe = - — ea oe ~— eee ee wn ee —— ee a ee ee ee + we we SC- —~- + 2+ eee ee - _ -_—— + ands - ee - dies . - . —— ~ ~~. a — - ++ oo - ~ > map entaa ——= - - — — — -- - - 7 - - ae me + eae eo ~_— - ee nna ee + ee ee EE NNN ma. 72. NO. 300, * St. LOUSB, THURSDAY eee tte JUNE 192036 PAGES, , PRICE THREE CENTS aa en a ee — > oa ee sess MURDER CHARGED. Sn mes HOUSELEAERS. PRAT ETECINE 100 FES | Se. cccosesi{ WN GRANITE CTY """5"""" DEMAND BABLER SHADOWED HEAD OF HAVE TAKEN ON. ===" == FOUR Ol COMPANES, Hix! Lest yesterday, $3, al 5:30 p. N) eve WIth “ER 3 m.; lowest, 60, at 6 a. m. | ILLIAM GG. MceADOO de Mm COMPAMIONS 1» ' If HE AN (It : Official ‘fore- ee ee me that, “* : tne elegraphin r. Burris A. . : (SIGNALS Ae cast for St. Louis | IFE Jenkins, Tuesday, he had done » - everything in his power to per- CLEAR FOR THE and vicinity: In- suade the Kansas City minister 2 S. ne —TRAILROAD LABOR |Creasing cloudi- 7 ee sed oe c | BOARD. ness tonight and eC ee ae ae and gh th editor not to pre- ~~. ; . . sent Is Name to the Sa “rs - ’ as “3 | | 7 Sly athe bea. | mewine Republicen Mass Board of Education Seeks to With Question of His Health | cis: convention tor the Demo. aS % , ~ - Re — } , : eaheds : 7 cratic presidential nomination. | », Se t X\ . seg ge cenper, Meeting at Sedalia Adopts Learn Who Employed Removed, They Determine A: wink aaiae pce epee oy he 4 EA mM — — es ae eee ’ ~—! ASSOC LAT EE “es TOO i? Ople $ Auto Identified by KEEPS FAMILIES UP ALL NIGHT i Post-Dispatch. : on Members of the Board of Educsz- By DAVID LAWRENCE, i — such despicable NEW YORK a+. on : , ce S 1 Y 1 B d f ' veel : i? r, @ sl A, Mo.. June 24.—] at tion wil] trv to learn, before tho A Special Correspondent of the Post- i loads, 4 4 t .s ’ une A | ]: our oil com panies, 10 brokerage tepublican State-wide “ sevlear- | : eS ; 20 3 ivicdduals . : ma ellow an OF | Residents of New York East Side Republican State-wide “housevlean-!) \0 45 next meeting, July 13, who Dispatch. . houses and about 50 individuals have been indieted by the Federal . . . . : lei , +ing’ mass meeting here today adop!- iii (Copyright. 1920.) rr ° ; ; . \ he Paint—Miller Denies He Routed Coughing and Sneezing, % | 7 P*~| was responsible for employing a pri-) gay FRANCIS eas -BURGLARS EMPTY WINE CELLA grand jury on a charge of using the mails to defraud investors out é—» | Fear to Go to Bed. ed unanimously, without debaie, 4, detective to shadow Arden lh et 2 er aes) tee OF KINGSB of ilhi f doll | l | | | I : : . y the Associated Pre ee eet ee ee arer * William Gibbs McAdoo’s declarati oF millions of dollars, 1t Was learned today when seals on the lm- “A hs By the Associated Press. iia cic eme > ilies ae ra) William Gibbs McAdoo's declaration . . ove : “2 Was in Granite City When la a a resolutions demanding the removal! | Morgan, 60 years old, 3802 McRee os ae sa my URY BOULEVARD HOME cece ie ie i sands of per li he FE of National Committeeman Jacob L incipal of tl! that he was not quitting the presi- soars dictments were ordered broken. “~ sand: ‘rsons living on the East ‘'avenue, principal of the Sherman , ' ares ; See Seder agents i itie Turner Was Shot. i aint « sleepless nicht on the| Babler and ‘State Chairman W. 1+ | 9.5..0) 3040 Flad aveitx dential race because of il] health, Door at Harry S. Wheeler Residence je pomenigai nts m ew apetimerss seid) steps of their homes and along the Cole if they do not resign. Before ‘ SC iit. webiste . strengthenec his position with his | Found Jimmied Open in Absence round! rs the - ‘h di ned. Tie aaa | pote curbs. unable to retire for fear of .,),; , : On the basis of two reports made many friends here who had come te of Family. | ne Se ee ee ee ‘ °Y —_ A warrant charging murder was. ne Se aR “ gts , ' this resolution went to the meeting py the private detective, wich wees | nan! i : taeda : 7 are charged with having made gross | ing overcome D\ chlorine RAS that : : : rans theo conclusion that the advice of a ~Urgiars yesterday emptied the niisrepresentations regarding oll properties and with paying dividends a paragraph was added demanding’ ¢, ~ 166 Be anaes — _ sent to Supt. Withers, the reappoint- Wine cellar at the home of Harry. S. jesued this afternoon at Edwards- escaped from a defective carboy in | ant ce ss | te ; . agains ase , 299 © Ri ‘ Me hinbttee ¢ hae ecleaning “9 ce phyYSician had sometning to ado with : ille, se ep o . ph “ ont 3 | L ee er en " ” ) 2 . itaredemas of and hous cle Anne in ! ment of Morgan as principal has his q brupt refusal to have his name Wheeler, H1O5 Kingsbury boulevard out of money obtained from the sale ears old, of 3816 Delmar boulevard, | purty rire me enry b. eim;) Republicatr itv, county an COn- ! pao ” nO nen Eee xg ny as ‘ | : , ; ; publican ert, UNL and OM been withheld by Withers, after the }-resented to the Democratic Na- vice president of the Rice-Stix Dry of stock. : The companies involved are the “eae ‘and four twnembers of the rescue manager of the Intersiate Syndics ; ow ' gression: ‘ommmittees hroug t | pos ) ; ‘ ‘ention Pe n 4 os yndicate iit whe slueeed the leaking cyi- gressional cCorm«iltte throughou reappointment was once submitted | tional Convention, (oods Co., who is out of town with Rr Oil Cc W. PL Willi onl S Fmployers Sex ret Service, a private inder. were overcome br the deadly | the State whose members have be >) by him to the board's Committee on But the State ment made no refer- iiis family. a en aye See :. . es r mn ae ” i . once . sa anaes en y . | ‘o., dare es oO m Corpo- SS detective agency with offices in the | vapor and are in a hospital. involved in campaign fund transac-, Instruction. ence to the second theory general) The theft was discovered by Mrs. cation sed Conn 08 6; ks ' re . ‘ ‘ ‘ v ° . P ‘ : > 7 2) ’ “ef i ” © am Oe 7 > ‘ ‘ ** : = y . “ ’ oe aS tradition from St. Louis, where he, ———____—________- Senate preconvention investigation / cated, is mentioned, but not by, consent to the candidacy oO! one; ber told the police ‘‘a lot” of whis- 7 6 " " - ea Se. ; : A ok p 2 u hose distinguished father-in-law is; kv al : ham ne ; . ¢ 9., United Securities - ee 2 « E oF MIKE warrant would be applied for to- Projet t Would Give 14 Miles of W- { pee : wie: Sie More: at . : . ~~ : ~ t} NecAdo 3 forces h;: tak lar : = =m enous and Greenbaum, Bigelow & Green- morrow against Earl Miller, 30, of} teF Frontage and Be Link in to ho wthis money was used, ‘ Bat wr “% sem nlng sei eae : er rh aa" . a. wee Police investigatil t] theft f “is diti baum, nearly all of them with head- : ere . HS Ne > f y + . re — r . Ie Wwe ‘ ! ‘ ‘ ‘PL “e ~ ‘ j ¥ le rs . $946 Delmar boulevard, a private: Lakes-to-Gulf Waterway. | rhe mass meeting called by Re- ** vemos ad = weet UG.) Waeeeee | S rhe ae seta pine hieky 2 : onaiton. quarters in this city. ” ; : blicans of Maryville. headed by W ‘said he made an inquiry, and jearne. ravxged their lines. rhey are now, 1isky from the home of Frederick . detective formerly employed by Ople,}UY the Associated Press, publicans OF Maryville, headed D5 ‘| ae the Hetnaet am os iain Mc Ado ielil tely |E. Newberry, 433 Clara avenue, Nov Some of the brokerage houses had . . - . ‘ ¢ > Sy "gs . co ‘ . cee , > sre , , ae . he ‘ a2 . . Fe \ , ‘ S ; a: Pe » , _. Cc. Pierce, a banker, to act agains: * detective represented the; ©9” sit aiatindestatias GEMVSSAe |. Gea ,connections in Chicago and other : (iller was arrested at his home last : CHICAGO, June 24. The Har- 9 ' . . § : Burns Agency. He said he was in-! Withdrew and failed to encourage | % last, vesterday arrested Theodore John W. Stephens of Mart, Tex., | . ws , ioe hight. . ; bor Committee of the City Counei! the Rabler-Morse-Cole group, in con- : ‘ ae rn _— & 7 », te oa : | coed : ‘| cities. ’ : we ‘ Para meg ale formed by Flovd Youn S srin. 2ny movement for himself simply ; ‘4 Vallee, 25, Thomas Station, St. °° years old. shot ; inet: trol of the party organization, organ- 6; i. ; » | Louis County, a paint wl ~ > sued in connection with the murder, harbor at Take Calumet whieh Se at Granite City May 20 last of Clar- | would make the harbor and Jake a ized at 11:45 a. m. by the election 'of former Circuit Judge ddatt Ki. ~~ . . | , ‘ S = mee W. Turner. It will be remem-| connecting link in the lakes-to-the- | Reynolds oe St. Lovié as chafrman. ‘School Patrons’ Assoelation tion had spontaneously chosen him red that Turner Wes shot through sult waterway. | Reynolds, in his speech, said: 4 1, ‘ ‘A : : Axe x 2100. wit} ut Ag: d t | eS on is} . e | told The police he knew nothing of : i ; ‘ the heart and instantly killed when The municipal project would in ‘This is the first political convention - “e es to Canfidence. 10 I sar ye ms own wh “wie Or the ttrnee eal whisky. baltiadd th pneehe o his revolved upon himself, mnillions of dollars within the last , tS el ei ae “@ ava att vo os enry ieier, reside he any suggestion, direct or Indirect, . Le SKY. Y wre 2 ¢ e shooting himsel the lef ‘Pas ‘few ; The “$3 : PSullets were fired into a crowd wf | clude a 93-acre water area for the| here I have attended in 70 years., 4... et et 3 an oujq | mnah working with him had given! 5 eS i ee ee ee few months. The first batch of Ine = av ¢ Sherman School Patrons’ Associa. f’om the White House. He would ' RIN ta} ni nad giver | lie was taken to the city hospital, | die - ag t' ‘@riking employes of the St. Louis! harbor; a 71l-acre central basin, 14 Those days we had honorable lead- { hoX apie mesg } { n infinite! t two quarts of whisky to him when}! w} hi i "f ‘| dictments was returned after a long rs \ est, y s; mM OE i é AS > i , . ion, was with lorgan at the speciil re na infinitely stronger posi- ie Ss I .. ’ ‘where his condition was said to be : j i 1 by : Coke and Chemical Co from two! miles water frontage and 14 hug ers and no smell of boodle. We had es i } hi rs oto ee i ee , . tivestigation conducte iy A spec lal ” ; ' use | , . r ' a) : ‘YY . the work was finished. He drank | ser ' is wife's a automobiles, said to have been oc. Slips. A belt line railroad with con leaders like Tom Niedringhaus, ‘but ob re a a . -* ear sam 4 ge erg - aoa enone one bottle, he said, and did not keuiirl sion ane _ sa s body was sent to squad of Postoffice inapectors undee, . ; oe ; e : , ' panilec i¢ principal in order to tes- Matted, and would no e oblizgatec a, ' 2 ores : }the Morgue, She was about 22 years the direction f asist Unite cupied by eight private detectives | nections with 15 railroads would ino boodiec. It is high time that the) ii. +6 the confidence felt in him hv, eitser to his distinguished father-in- | What had become of the other. eld a: 3 Aaa ited” employed at the plant. The automo-,;encompass tl harb Cc l representative Republicans rise in , a m Aim Py ™ | States District Attorneys Jerome s . . n Pp 1¢)0 -Harpor. OMPler e : the organization law or anyone else, and would be ab- . ee According to the police, the couple Simmons and Henry KE. Kelly biles had come from the direction a | plans are to be submitted next ey. their wrath and drive these money- ; ' Simmons am enry Kk. Kelly. the plant, a l l hal : ee ee changers from the temple.” And Morgan denied the statements | S0lutely: free from pledges or precon- EORIA § HOUSE OF CORRECTION have been seen around Market Officers and Directors Named } mile and a half east of ------ . . , ae 4 , : 4 : ‘cae ; y enee ' : , . é' made e ‘ivate tiwve’c va. VEntion promises. atreet fc aye ss i ie Oo , ie Grate ity. amd were headed fo: UNIVERSITY CITY MARSHAL " Sing - adgdaress Was UNKNOWN. ficers and directors of the oll and _ » woman as vice chairman, h . i le ¢ ai ii oui ocr theage agsinar legen i 99 ‘I'd rather Ar at = ay oe noe tained statements contradicting tho Pealth removed which, by the way, PE: \ttaches of the place said the! brokerage companies and stoek . ' a : athe us ymie an me hs tate , ; - A s ; ; en i a sort lant connec tion | T0 STOP AUTO ‘ SPOONING politic a l 1 detective g report as to Mor ran's tr oubled \lice Adoo re friends more tha n Had Rg Inmates Daily in Old Duys couple ‘ ntered ‘ , P . . ; - ‘ , _ sence in a cet , 9 ene.| anything else. for it was the onl) Before Prohibition, Bu the shooting and went toar ile 1e Ale State's Theory in Case , ie Mrs. ©. A. Maley, of Kansas City, ein ae ee el a iaae t ld ace the sud up ¥ = _ | begets: Sie Thy ans: While one ~ indictment mentions ’ a } “trptoy - ide ae. a ‘ wees wie ac’. e Statement obt: lec! des tries . ' _" ‘ ft A ; '. c ) f « meh wmadjoins ef exploitatio ; the >. r ' . W ilim n W iT I pl \ More Depu er ‘ cies Tine Th t btain cl Wa thev cout iccount for the sue 1 onger j aving Institution h group i floor whie} 1 t) x] ] itation ¢ f th ‘ harles | nite! The prosecution of Ople and Mil- , , ’ WES TE-CIeCtEd. EABUY-tWO Persons | hy Helier Ss { denness and mysteriousness of his isy the Associated Press sain f TT) ' , le ; ties to Arrest rhose W ho Stop fro} kK; ae Cit 2 } S ] a : Wu: LO the effect that Mor- me a 7 ls = lis is I A ! : liall Caic. rerone Wiis ne sound of (>i) and (ins (‘oo ; that compan! r, based on testimony given at the | n Kansas City and St. Joseph ar- gz, Keene efllad . anting i ke a eheemete fe PEORIA, Jy ” Peorta’s : nel ie Sees ve Y ‘ Machine > . ; , gan had neve) visited hie —— ji tactics, there 1s a change from de- ‘ gFF «ae ae eoria’Ss a quarrel. but shots were he d P : ,. ee : , . cnines on Roads. “4° s hina . . i : . . ©. ’ , , ; , ‘ : : y e . ‘ im ~/ § ; ‘ ; anne c- bee bee commissary at the plant, have feyre mn seonagt ne 2 ag ea and led by a band. Pierce, in opening | here, He is married and has a grown “Ppear to be slim at this writing ter in the world the house of cor- HAN 10,000,000 ACRES The indictment against oe r - { Ph +5 ia fen identified b ‘j he has decided to employ more depu- | the meeting as temporary chairman ge ae ; r 3 naeD at : ctme ainst tt ang y witnesses as the |°* . 6 porar’ - res SO. Wet or Dry nese rection, With an average of So In- : oe : , : : > i ~ ie N eS 4 al. PYer, VO we! : . . 9 ~~ * . ov. ; s. a . 3 ‘ : _ ” ; OF THE CO fired. . i sian . i baie members of the party every four . ri pPpose al Miss kirnst. a po a ar ‘e sia Ra ehe . tution but since the drv law wen! és the oe r& Co, by misrepresenta- %. wintin deed . avete — Morgan was eofac ‘tte atol arter (ras: ‘ PoOUuURMT ai. ee 3 | Bie : . tion, sold to investors at more tha: 4 ABouT iT e % Ople and Miller, under questioning | FARMER GETS $198 FOR years se¢ k in a systemati: way ; to oe 5 2 } aS Oh ‘ie a committee of ecopy of several erent for the plat- into effect, prisoners have been fiarvest Ik betes June i> Becoming $1 a share. 1.000.000 pr oi . ners Me = - bere, deny that they were in Gran- | sell and deliver for a consideration ‘seven principals which called a few] gory approved by President Wilson dwindling until the average was General, With 110,000,000 Bushels thew ase ‘id , , “ud 7 *he i j aa Fa . = a oo » = . 3 : : ; ; bleth vettenee Sroucalaaeeeeee firm, of which Ashley L. Holbroe! ae liller says that he was | Cents a Pound, W hile Retaltlers I 1 seaia Tee . nabre Preto ‘ed to the board the promotion of} Wilson conventign there will be at season because of a lack of 1elp edtieate thak tix cue Pes | e- rs | was anil te be thé. peonitens ciel hase y ‘rr . rod . ye “DE § . ° ace Y i N . 2 . ‘ ‘ ‘ ; . . . . ‘ 5 - ‘ ‘ >» Che » gf ; ‘ve arite ‘ : fy d by strikers from Granite City | Charge 12 Cents. "a cg aad Siac piace of US “ ° * | Miss Lillie R. Ernst, principal of the | le ast a moist plank in the platform, nets the broom tactory has been run | wheat im ime lane t . | ‘ a . with which Louis C. Van Riper ; '¢@ : . ° » ae ; Strict, Caus ra stencn ‘ > eek , i 3 : , , ar y ‘ant ansus ias ai exceede . . . , | 3 ho hours before the shooting, and | Henry Leverenz, a farmer residing one se oa vince om oe 1 , a.» | ' a KE 10 en. °® mus e si - s : * . 2 ‘ i ‘ i » Oo: ‘ I AY cul “— = es ~ ; ‘ ; ™ not want to go back. ‘wagon load of new potatoes to St. oe “ott rm mites eens Sa elias $s ie monstrated against the appointment ‘writer. for instance, with gestures ol SUCCESSOR T0 LONG IN mate of 8,951,834, says a report {s- that new wells were being drilled on th € strikers are planning to ask Charles yesterday afternoon. | a ae , et Acht yilh of a Woman as assistant superintend- 'significance, today, that President ened alee ei ¢C Mi hier. sé tne the Ranger property, when effort to ag " Rae Pa ra a R ‘ ‘gy . we — r " ie " . P . j ‘ ia} ry P ; Zi ; . , Ts ~ . a _melr attorney, Frank P. Walsh, for- Leverenz sold the load, containing *e™YE®™: vt Bs & a eo ent, on the ground that the school! Wilson vetoed the Volstead act and STATE DEPARTMENT NAMED tease af the haan procure oil there had been aban ’ _ : . ° , > . ° rt ws. ‘ Pe , , : : ‘ : Lilie ‘ - . « . “Mer chairman of the Federal Indus- | 3950 pounds, to a North Second |. A letter from age og ae 1“ €*. | principals, mostly men, were dissat-| that the latter became a law ove! Ten estianin af tk olen oe done Jl . ’ - : ‘ orn . €; . . ; ssc . . . ne > ‘ . ; 2 ‘ . . ‘ j ii 7) »f » : - r) ~. oO * é ; q u ial Relations Commission, ;to take street commission merchant at 6 lo I : aie a 5 stat sf em tech coe lisfied with their salaries and with the. his veto. Van S Merle-Smith Takes Post of. remains at 110.000.0600 bushels ta Che United Securities Co of whieh _ berso > , . ution. | ; ’ which he declared tha 1e *'*Morse- . wr roa a ‘ ‘] e as AKeC i \ £ : ‘ amet by Ssistant Secretar, ot , “ah et, wOuae ; chave, - ‘GIRL KILLED BY FIRECRACKERS nthusias : Pine terest in the constitutional amend- he Third Assis | sohe 4-tee : pon of the Coroner’s inquest, at 6 er . vor Fe aii weeiiee | Supt, Withers included the reap- ment to grant the franchise to woin-| State was announced toda) NEGRO PHYSICIAN CHARGE ward S. Hinshaw, J. W. Sanders, W. Which the verdict Ww as homicide nat | a et 1 “ir Th! { adn . Zo , pointment of Morgan 17) his original eT) j lle succes ds Hreckenrida: ] a tr p WITH i’ ies le and Henrys ‘I Shumate. me dl res Sey , al congressiona qdistrictS jie —_— R : Be f" “ . ali ‘ / E hands of persons unknown. baad Aeg a Is Tented hee iii “agile Tl anerigs ~itod which no mt GUDEITIES fo the Committed: on Fastern Democracy is, of course.,who recently resigned to enter the KILLING WOMAN FOUND IN LAKE seam Si Beau cae ez . ' ** ’ Soon es. ACE e ‘aie ° v . 5 *ti “ 7 7 ° > m P . , : ‘ ¢ 4 . } : 7 our , - . / Ople has admitted that hé was in, cM., at a Sy OSES te . ee” _| Instruction. L iter the Superintend-| y+ and has enough votes to exer-'campaign for United States Senator joseph H. Byrd, alleged promote of ‘ Special to the Post-Dispatch one js pnere, was named. Proeto. ent asked Riehard Murphy ehair- Lexington kK. ad HM - > e of private detectives at the | pe . ' man alected ‘hair Sy Loui . des : cise a halance of power between the from Missouri. Ww | Af re te ‘ 's b+> MM , organ fy. i } . _ * -. ae Was €j1°¢ e¢ Chnalrman. ‘ : 4 us man of the committee. to perniit the : ae RP ete - ‘ di ' t, ae arranit Satie or t. ‘ oeeph Deon. lok & ('. Thompson Jame» A (% m@mical plant, and vouchers show-, DUQUOIN,. Hl, June 24 Che : “ee 7 more or jess passive South and the Merje-Smith. who is from New i ‘ . Jan de, wn | members are Judge Reynolds, Theo- name of Morgan to be withdrawn ) ' ; tor—Police Expect to Identify ind Crossman, Sherm: pam that his agency issued refolvers ! first fatality here as the result of * at Giaw , ‘ : * ‘ arid West. Western Democrats ad- York. served as attache to the ‘ an, Snerman & ” of - y 1s: ; dore Wollley, Twelfth District, and anq told of receiving the private de- . Headless Body Soon. Sew Tes: nad Mites, Snes | ® two of its employes on the day of; fireworks came in the death of Dor- yirs. Charles Passmore. Proctor and | pective’ reports in an no} u mit they are amazed by the over-| American delegation to the peice’ py the Assoviated Press i Cole] | - : } Sue setae. ‘ ; : : combuaess ' - ; — c Ss ; anonynious andiere 2 : y we . ta cd ae ee 2 ' ine oiclough of Beato ®murder were found in his pocket) othy Metten, 4-vear-old daughter of | six others compose a subcommittee letter ’ whelming wet sentiment being waft-; conference, being at yo time a ST. JOSEPH. Mo. June 24 De | Well Casnetty Set Me td . > . ‘ > -5 : " > P . . . . : r > . } xf > . ; a f Se t p —_ - has been identified by one wit- | ignited by firecrackers .with which Hadley's Letter to Pierce. gan’s reappointment. When the lst wry: the pg ia — > : whose headless body was found in al while fe ‘aeeal Galle Gapecity = —_ as the man who drove the large she was playing. : Hadley now holds the chair of law of reappointments was submitted to ae gras : senthe: se compat rs t : GIMBEL PLEADS WOT GUILT lke near here June 14 (400080n only 10 barrels It ‘te charged thal When the shots were fired, and | She was fatally“bur ee e her \in the University of Colorado, His the hoard by Withers at the meet- f —— ; ager " ace +s F ~ ————— was committed to jail without ball. *« dividends” totalling $120.000 were > . . . g ts . : . a ® a % ¢ : * ‘ n c le Wes ? ‘ > ‘ . . la ee ene els, June 24.snene: ta aa + at % cant d : rs ine ee Se: Oe ee D scala ea mew 2 wh ¢ Jo} They were allowed two weeks in Said President Would Talk to (‘o., the indictment charges with mite 7 . * " ? . . s : — se ("fo e n Ss P 7 " * " ‘ant " ; f P . We J i 5" : +> . ; ' - * tl a ane AReCrApers "on ae ee | mrs ahi Aerts aak the ‘ ef eee. Secure. Oe ke eee a ae as manage tape ff ' 1+ which to change their plea or makée Convention by Long Distance representation. the Great Western + tae “sy : a . ° , . e . — ~ - . “¢ . ‘ < i [ I : 7 . . = . . 4 ons sadhana’ ti pémoe the cost of foundations and ele- eoacaiponaal I ; ‘_ adie oer nounced by the Boston Egispa Ce,| oe. sc veers o a a ; wa any motion their counsel might de- | By the Associated Pree co, Lamb and Salesmen Samueft es tnesses Identify Miller. yator equipment and to spread bus! was oe » the oe ‘ . “ha About 2000 workers will benefit by) harmony, Bryan Wl be to the ee pein | WASHINGTON, June 24.—-Reporte Formund, David Rothensies, Josepir er has been identified by sev- ‘neas districts of cities over a wider ie aad <p : be nye eY the increase. At the same time the © ae oP Re ee ee Sa ach oes | from San Francisco that President Schoenberger, Samuel Newhourey were to deliver the Missouri delega-| company will make a reduction of) _ Bryan has considered making & ‘Wilson would address the Demecrat- Maurice M. Goldberg, George de ba itne ing ‘e at dt ver grea, war advocated yesterday at the . } : ve tio fi hit li 7 ~ ( 1h ings th I ree Band Concert Tonight ? “Ba la ri. t on « he } Iz ‘ y. ’ i y. I. # yhe; Ford car on its trips to al ltannual conv ention f thi f N ational tion at if nation al 4 “% n hn. ) , DP er cent in the pt ix e of clectr) ‘ iz l on ome , u ee are: : ’ : u) 7. if boot ; } ea in : ve f } lé ; | if ltl 4 d tet tor = p | | ; e i a , the plant, and witnesses at the) Association of Building Owners and |° . —- | _—— ee : — watinued on Page 2, c ‘olumn 5. | Managers. 4 ‘ontinued on . Page 2, Cotumn 5. ere. Continued en Page 2, Celume 4. o clock. Gay at the White Llouse ‘jramburt ts y Rtas ie , . Se : pat _ Ssaeiins

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— hod perme or. 9 _ * ‘a “ae a hatte ons cheat econ one ee - ~ SN ~~ -+ meme —— 1 WME P THER 1) FIRST CONVENTION ‘) ROLL TOMORRON _ - } Only One Contest Before a Committee, That | Georgia; Canal Zone Ex- pected to Have Two Dele- gates at Frisco for First oo ei aon ane Time. — OPEN FIGHT ON _—— Delegates Uncertain as to Wilson’s View, but Some clared to Favor Liberal gonferred earnestly with other lead- s from far and wide. Publicly ey refuse to talk politics, outline What they hope to accomplish or Hredict what the convention finalls will bring forh. Murphy is the new center-of spec- ation on the subject of prohibition. ‘Phe declaration of the New York Hiate convention for repeal of the renteonth amendment, and widely rculated reports of the patching of i anti-bone-dry plan at French hick help to bolster the impression ¢@mong many delegates that Tam- | : pany will lead in the effort to write - guch a plank in the platform. » Many of the party leaders, includ - gc Womer Cummings, the nation: |! airman, reiterated confidence that other platform plank will a fight on the convention floor. he League of Nations declarations. as framed by administration sup porters, are declared by these leac- ors to be certain of acceptance after, only a hominal squabble in the Plat- form Committee. ' Senator Glass’ first conference aft- @ his arrival here late yesterday Was with Chairman Cummings. Th. Had dinner together in the man’s hotel room apent most of the evening in con- @ultation. * William J. Bryan, who is expect- “6 to lead the attack on such tReaty plank, as well ax the fight mainst a prohibition § liberalization , and no one here pretends exactiy what plan he may contemplate. Chairmanship. ae | C4 a. te oa 4 From | DRY ISSUE LIKELY of His Friends Are De- i lead | chalr- | and afterward | a! laration, still is missing today m the conateliation of leaders. ~ He will arrive late in the of cam- | _SI. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH in Affairs —-— issouri Delegates and Alternates Plan Co- Bion W ith Men cisco—* Bosses” MARTIN, By MRS, W. W. A Delegate From the Fourteenth District to the Democratic Conven- thon. ON BOARD THE MISSOURI DEM- OCRATIC SPECIAL, June. 724. There are 13 women delegates from Missouri the national Democratic convention, with total of 9 votes, and 32 men delegates, with a total of i; 27 votes. 'actly one-fourth in the convention. Missouri thus holes the record in both parties in ithe participation of its women in the 'making of a platform and the ition of a nominee. to a of Missouri's voice The women delegates are Mrs. J. MeKnight. King City: Mrs. Martha Teaffe. Cuorthage: Mrs. James J. Shepherd, Kanszs City; Mrs. Kate S Morrow, Jefferson City; Mrs. Charles KF. Carter, Kirksville; Mrs. Lula May Barry, Trenton; Mrs. C. 8. I{funt. Columbia: Mrs. W. W. Martin, Cape Girardeau; Mrs, J. P. Klotz, Gra lena: Miss Gertrude Williams, Shel- don: Mrs. W. R. Peck. Salem; Mrs. J. B. Daniels, Piedmont; and Mrs. r. & Higginbotham, Kertile. There are 15 women alternates. Kansas City has no woman delegate or alter- nc en —_— This gives the women ex- | ‘to San selec- | THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1920. -_— - DEMOCRATS i Women Claim Partnership RFF) of Convention of Party at San Fran- Lose Tilt on Train. ithe important convention commit- tees, especially the Resolutions and Credentials committees. They § are ‘not asking to have women placed upon these committees, but they are asking that men be nominated “for them who are acceptable to both the men and the women. Mrs. Percy v. Pennybacker of Texas, member of the National Com- mittee, who joined the delegation at guest also Kaneas City and is Missouri's Francisco on the special, attended the Republican convention in Chicago as a representative of the League of Women Voters to pre- sent the platform of that organiza- tion to the Republicans for indorse- ment. She says that the leading Re publican women of the country ure bitterly disappointed over the fact that no woman from any state was on the Platform Committee, and tha: those who were supposed to be ad- visory got little hearing The eyes of these Republican women are on proceedings at San Francisco and the partisans are hoping two that the Demoernts did Pennybacker, however, considera be able to no better. expects tion gfiv- planks of the Dem- say Mrs. much en to the ocratic more to he favorite women. ington among men high in the party ‘councils, does not mention beer ‘wines by name, but makes a blanket declaration for more liberal interpre- tation by Congress of the prohibition amendment. It is expected that a ‘strong effort will be made by spon- yrs of the proposal to throw the in- of the administration be- _—- Ss _fiuence ‘hind it. The suggestion that Cummings. who will be temporary chairman. be continued as presiding officer. was put forward today. as a means of ‘shortening the convention ings by dispensing with the formali- ties of a second convention organi- vation. Cummings said, however, |that, personally, he did not favor the plan, and hoped someone else would | be given the permanent chairman- | Sirip. | Physical preparations at the con- vention hall virtually were complet- ed today, with the final perfection of a system of electrical megaphones to carry the voices of speakers out to the corners of the big enclosure. In- stallation of the paraphernalia start-. ed a report that President Wilson expected to address the delegates by long-distance telephone, but Chair- man Cummings esaid that, if there ‘were any such intention, he was not aware of it. COLBY DENIES HE IS WILSON SPOKESMAN By the Aasoctated Press. CHICAGO, June 24.—Bainbridce Colby, Secretary of State and del.- gate to the Democratic national! con- | vention, who stopped off in Chicagcy | yesterday on his way to San Francis- ) Werd of Bryan’s announcement co, denied that he was taking any of Or | proceed- , bil nate representing that district, Mrs. | Full Partnership. Bi Enforcement Plank. J. J. Shepherd of that city being a ‘The Democrats of Missouri have i = delegate-at-larg: accepted us as partners,’’ said Mrs Hii ae wee St. Louis nas no eaieae Gelegate MekKnight, “and, of course, they i} ’ but ha ur alternates: Mrs. R. E.) must realize that, when the women SAN FRANCISCO, June 24.—-The | oiateran Tenth Distvict; Mrs. L. come into political life, they come in National Committee, which meets /|-Vogel, Eleventh District; Dr. Edna -in toto, bringing all their previous tomorrow afternoon to make up the/Stone and Mrs. John O. Rutledge,| standards and interests with them. temporary roll of the Democratic | Twelfth District. FKight and one-, We ill learn from our men the les- national convention and dispose of {half of the nine women’s votes come, sons of practica! politics, but we | other preliminaries, has only one |from the so-called country districts.’ cannot abandon our idealism, which contest officially before it, that from | National Committeeman Edward js the thing for which we and our (reorgia, where two sets of deie-| F. Goltra, Gov. Gardner and Senator soldier boys struggled in the late ates were elected. The national! McKnight of King City are the re- war, and the thing we will labor committeemanship also is involved in!cipients of a constant stream of to promote during the years. of the Georgia contest. thanks from the women of the del-' peace.’ According to Fixecutive Secretary | egation. 3 The woman of the delegation are Hollister of the National Committee, | “Bosses” Are Losers. planning a get-together on the train nv contest has been filed for the seat! The first round of a series of at which their business will be dis- to which Senator James A. Reed of friendly struggles between the men cussed. Mrs.- Burris Jenkinson, Missouri was twiee elected. After and women of the party on political, Kansas (ity, “Missouri's National his first selection from the Fifth Mis-!auestions occurred yesterday. Need- Committeewoman, and the chairman, souri District the State convention (less to say that Joe Shannon, “rab-' Mrs. MeKnight, will have the cat- rejected him, but the district re-/| bit’ boss of Kansas City, was in the! cus in charge. The idea is not to élected him. There have been -re- | thick of the tilt, ably seconded by mobilize against the men, but to ports of a contest and perhaps a that youthful political prodigy, John take stock and lay plans to co-op- | recommendation that James EF P. Sweeney of St. Louis. As usual,; erate with them to the end that the _ Bradshaw, Reed’s alternate, would the bosses were vanquished, but they fine morals of the Joplin convention be recommended for the seat. seem to be able to “smile and smile may be properly represented, and its ~ tn Oregon, where a delegate-at-| 20d be villains still.” The much wishes fulfilled in Missouri's part of large died after his election. the | More serious contact in which the the activities of the national conven- temporary roll as made up by the | Women will take part is in the cau- tion. The slogan of the women is secretary of the* National Committee, | CUS Which selects the members of “let us keep faith with Missouri.” 2 te mene oo. kh. KR. Hunter, we ee chosen by the Oregon State Commit- | at Helena, Mont., last night, that he | President. Wilson's dictums to the tee to succeed the late G. T. Bald-| would support Senator Walsh of that | convention. win. State for permanent chairman’ of, ‘President Wilson has too much In the matter of states where | the convention came as a surprise to’! respect for his party to attempt tc: more than the lawful number of del-| most of the party chiefs here, an1| intrude his ideas or force his ideas egates were chosen, it is said today | started speculation as to how far the! upon the party in an open conven- the National Committee probably | Nebraskan might go in an effort to! tion,” he said. “I have had manv would seat all those sent to San! overturn the plans of the admin-| conferences with the President, but rancisco and give them fractional | istration forces. Secretary Colby of| we have not discussed a third terin votes. These states include Arizona, |the State Department, Senator Rob-! for him, nor candidates for the pres- Idaho, North Carolina and Texas: ,inson of Arkansas and Chairmai/ idency. or the first time in the history of' Cummings have been mentioned by “Personally, I helieve the conven- pafitical conventions, the Canal Zone| administration supporters for the | tion will be singularly free from any is expected to be represented by del-| permanent chairmanship, but it is! attempts from any quarter to infiu- egates. The Democrats of the Canal| said todav there has been no deci-;| ence its deliberations or to give di- Zone have elected two delegates and | sion. rections to its action.” tw@alternates and their names have; Not only the Tammany chief, but! Colby said he was sure there been placed on the temporary roll./all df his lientenants, refuse stead- | would be some allusion made tothe "The convention is expected to con- | fastly to discuss that subject or to troaty of Versailles and the League | firrm this action. ‘Say whether any anti-prohibition of Nations. ‘As far as I am con- In the whisperings behind the movement really was launched at the! cerned personally, I believe that the seenes, the question of the party’s French Lick conference. Thomas party should go before the peop policy toward bone-dry prohibition | Taggart of Indiana, another principa] With a definite stand for the adop ebntinues to be the big theme of in the conference, is expected to ar- tion of the treaty,’ the secretary agitation, With prospects for a fight rive here late today or early tomoer- said an the convention floor growing | row, but it generally is predicted that “T am for the League of Nations '| . stronger and = stronger. Arriving the lines of division on the prohibi- without any reservations, because ! : leaders and delegations also have tion issue will not be clearly drawn the language of the document is mided some impetus to the discus- until the convention actually gets quite clear.”’ Secretary Colby is a f Mion of presidential candidates, but under wav on Monday. delegate at large from the District that subject still remains well in, Wilson View Not Known. of Columbia. He emphatically da- | ee geet ncey arrived on the | ao ee tends to keep net on i Spe erg — ; 7 “gs = issotoda 3° he ein the problem in flux is the uncertainty “The pape wetness wean a 1 are attract ng particular at- of many of those here regarding the ere is absolutely nothing in tention. One is Senator Carter Glass position of President Wilson. The any talk that I may he a vice presi- of Virginia, fresh from Washington, Virginia State platform, which "has dential candidate,"’ he declared. who brought President Wilson's own hee Slide = ‘ —— iraft of the platform. ‘The other {s wan given the president a unquail- Tammany Dele f Ligl nas iiahe of New York fied approval, and on which the na- y elogates for ight Wine wader of Tammany Hall, who came | -One en Pe ee ee LOS ANGE! ES, at dees s4.— direct from the widely heralded con- besarte oa meneeet a — WEOIOTR, | eine dabeaites je the Demo rence of old-line party strategists | 5. ° ae eS Cees politica) ‘eratic National Convention here vt ncn Binks Tad friends in the administration, how- nein % a iti shpat 0 : ’ lever, are known to have prepared a/‘¢raay declared themselves in favor 7 € > ENRYB GRAHAM TR PAYS $75,000 A Hie Is Now Receiving $5000 Month, Counsel _ Testifies, -_-— -— --- ~~. a ¢ Henry B. Graham, former view i president of the ranean Paper Ca 3 is now receiving an income of $5006 a month from the $600.000 , whjch he put in trust in 1916 so thy: — the income from it could be y used to 4 pay his debts. At that time thers was a Stipulation § that While this debts were being paid he should draw only $500 a month . estate income roman Former United Sttae Senator , Xenophon P. Wilfley, co 4 for the trust testified « minutes today. The Gov. er here President in his telegram tc said: would be a real service to party and to the nation if it is posst- }*’> for vou Ww? ler the peculiar prvi sion of your State Constitution, hav ing in mind the recent decision cf the Supreme Court in the Ohio case, to call a special session of the Legi- consider th toberts, j; lature in Tennessee to suffrage amendment. Allow me i iurge this very earnestly.” carry a revolver at the plant. Wit- nesses testified at the inquest that | Miller flourished a revolver at sev- be ral pickets who were stationed out- plant. admitted that he had a Ford cai when emploved at the plant. He said that he made several trips in it St. Louis to get provisions for commissary at the plant “Quit Strikebreaking for ‘.0o0d.” ‘“‘] quit strike-breaking for good after that crowd chased me,” told detectives. “When I got across the bridge that afternoon, after bricks had been thrown at me, I went direct to Ople’s office and handed in my resignation. I told him that [I didn’t want to have ans ‘more to do with that sort of work.” Miller admitted that he had been in the strike-yreaking business for several vears and that he some times made as much as $6000 a vear at that work Miller, like Ople, refused go to Granite City unless extradition pa- pers were obtained. He said “he nev- er wanted to see Granite City again.” Ople. as was stated in the Post- Dispatch’s exclusive account of his arrest yesterday, said “That town union from top to bottom, and I would be taking my life in my hands there and face that crowd and their sympathizers. that | am guilty of this charge but because I am merely suspected. [ wouldn't think of going there without papers.” William Elmore, several Granite City look at Ople identified tened ing Side the | Miller driving been tn the he to is to go over of Not strikers one of called yesterday afi Ople having a group of strikers in the of the day of the Turne:z Killing. Elmore said that Ople drove by it Oldsmobile when the were standing on a corner and, flour- ishing revolver, said them: “Don't you open your who was residents here Lo ernoon, as threa morn an met Hi to heads.”’ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER. Dec. 12, 1878. by the Pulitzer Published PDalily Publish Co., Twelfth and Olive Streets (Member Audit Bureau u of Cc iTculations MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED TRESS The Associated Press is exclusively en tit'ed to the use for republication of al} news dispateh 7 credited te , i? or not ot he rw ia. credite in this paper, and also the jrca! news nstlinhed herein. All rights of re lication of special dispatches herein are ac rese rved. RATES SUBSCRIPTION BY MAIL. IN aDV ANC E: Daily and Sunday, one year ... $12 “ny Datiy without Sunday, one year eeeees ee Sunday ont) one year.... , Re arr Remit either by postal ‘order. express money order or 8t. Louis ere hangs. Ry Carrier in St. Louis and Suburbs ‘40-mile zone.) Daily oniy, 70¢ a Month. Sunday, 10 a Copy Through Newsdealera Fisewhere Da lv only ret a Mor ith unday, 1Oe « Copy Entered as # cond-class matter July 17 .. ve a’ the Posto: “e at Sf Louis, Mo. under the act of Mar 3. 1879. Bell. Olive @608. Kimioch. Centra! 6600. | ~ the! and | the | left leav- the choice razors or the Lone for parts unknown, inhabitants safety Finally robbed. barber ing the hetween male buying Jack bank was No Third Party .in Montana. GREAT FALLS, Mont., June 24.— The Nonpartisan convention, which adjourned today, decided to support the ticket selected in the Democrat- ic primaries for State and county of- fices. The suggestion of — | lat 4 p. } ed , j organiza- | tion of a third party was voted down. | — . of the income as was called for. in the original stipulation The testimony was in connectios with a claim for $10,000 attorney's presented by Thomas Rowe of Graham's minor chil. whom the trust is to be in the event of Gra: ‘\ In filing his claim Rowe agserted the income from Graham's estate was $35,000 a year. He, like others in court, was surprised when Wilféy took the stand and said the ineome is now $75,000 to $100,000 a year. ruardian dren, for ——— MAN ENDS LIFE IN AOTEL. Fred Johnson. 31 vears old, ef Farmersville, Ill. was found dead with a bullet wound in his forehead and a revolver tn his hand, in a room at the Benton Hotel, 819 Pine street m. yesterday. note on a dresser was marked Johnson of Farmersvilie the father. It reat? John Johnson, Farm- Melancholia has affeet- me all thru life.” It was signed red Johnson. The police were tobi Johnson had registered at the hotel, Tuesday and had kept to his room. A for John apparentiyv ‘Please notify ersville, Ili. . — Apert had aie +H Fe 4f ace us. *«B O°" coat. tees its genuineness. THERE’S COOL COMFORT andECONOMYIN WEARING # SUITS made from Full of wear—yet light as air Durable asa W orsted Shape-retaining Dignified in appearance Do not require washing or laundering j Seldom need pressing Look for the label sewed inside the It identifies the fabrico—guaran- aa ‘ Young men enjoy a world of comfort and satisfaction in Mohair, during the hot days of summer. — FOR SALE BY LEADING CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS ‘i @urir ig the 1 QUIET | IN LON Arrival of Mo Considerabl Terror Hold Entire Day. ARMORED (C MACHINE Sinn Feiners A Many Won dren Move Held by Na {eu it Rr the tad ft LONDONDERR British and roops a their gres ife quieting ef city forts to protect had a sfonai shots were fiOPrijity night thi have been arrested Besides actualls Feiners with arma chine gune the f much rescue worl reported iast nig! Feiners were alot ter of ; goiuses, i? rushed to the sce removed terrified , " , chi e | Oo sa S@action Nallona Inf predor work& iiave also pb armed men A number of Sis ed up by the nii plenty of anmmuni Nanded over te th [hose a wes released The desfrayve: the River bh avile forceal to change it : - rf bDeCcAUSe &) ‘' hie W trsiiit Asttiie from an o «BT per there was Oy \ Eis aiternenst (24s Stapp AS Supply es tii Hiei rid cried ft ao * se liIOns were pilght, without fuel Portions of the are ete. pat le«l teers whrle National Kearcir me thei sé ti Nisa addition. % the hespithls during A™H®arber natoed kin ey this morn 2 a Saiper firing at io Mehinneyv, who was day, died toda Ti mereial trave whi the street where he dave WHS rec Ooverad noon. Wire barricades b@Pf thrown across lLandenderr, ee té PAreRTiy in an effor oui . <orie of 'M@mione lines len have he Pr «cti Lerror held aWa\ and fast night. rifles ite Sweeping the str | fir: x to deve LOD eTy Uo war which be betwws at tl nionjst OY CB. 7" Scores of | "Tire number of ki duplae the dav had mined, ua it has be ray the scene wf Pitehed battles in B On atreeis It is *Vér, that there we time, llospitals ure (hee cupacity in ca Stick down hb: tri) OFDM 1g factions Rumors of the Ch@Mcter are curre sib eZorces Aare saiat "URS northwest of | tory *o an attack, W heremi«s are enterin, are “Being Ollecied fon of the p'ace pant ws of British sol Wavehere from Helfo ing ha rt of the trip feared wou] ments Yesterda the be 7% Tre? | ng@ are iti 'OmMending fartions hOBer o: fou abe: tely terrorized ‘ee however. as th One the satree! ' 00 Bp erected. or oT windows eof “onem ho fared : e _" PN toe os .. Principal Bart! MehOop street. ; ) 1 Wiel io |) = und in Fai re have CORMMbRI's Colleg Ts of « infie wh ike the L’ntontat ions nea- the | QO6 have erected Werks In Barrack st: It was reporied « that the hodies of «e« tthweetws t | inst has beer Pa eonrecey “ . davis figi Fy Bishop atreel an ret. hed because of r® maintained by | S48 night the fight for a time Waa sent are eu!

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Sr er Re ae omen ee eee wegen. ea ae a a ai ene aameg ee ae . Pee age are PAHAM TRUST. THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 24. UST H. BOLTE ST.LOUIS SAYS HE GOT NO FOUND DEAD IN OF COMMUNISTS 1 - TELEPHONE CALLS BED BY DAUGHTER ORDERED DEPORTEN - Declares He Would Have Heart Disease and Hardening Milos Vojnovic, Arrested in |i te » ~~ ¥ hn Duffy, Awakened if Bell Rang in Of Arteries Cause Demise November by Federal EF Sor. Me His Home — Lieutenant - Governor Agents, to Be Sent to For- Tragedy. From 1896 to 1900. mer Home in Jugoslavia. —- - — ARMORED CARS AND & ON #0 ; ies ‘ Sy By Leased Wire From the New York = MACHINE GUNS USED. ee : a ‘ ee * 2 Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. oe pon had NICW YORK, 24.— Nothing a lt} : ii has been developed In the last %4 per ce,): By i ae pS . 1% : 1. : . “ ‘ “ - . ’ ‘ ; ‘yy ; | ‘ ii © - » I 4 me ws, . ee . oe i fou q dead residence auen pac! Ing Sinn Feiners Are Routed and hours by the Police or the District SRS0 Basten 7 =a : : : : ; ieeo? g Oo . Many Women and Chil- his dividend was Da) ice president one dren Moved to Section ictae var sere idea of the uncharted eguyse He is.the fi he has a lnited States Sena Held by Nationalists. eX, e6 e = Poa aes eee y SS Pa into which the imvestigation is drift- Pol _ ie ac ihieres 1 restegt raids here an b sede Con O..oensinneselle i did committee. © be ordered VGOUN DUFFY but 10H of ae er cent di 3918 thie ec earning d beer ‘ ere “T Th) 1920, __ ST.LOUIS POST-pISPaTCH BRITISH TROOPS fs Ch a OF EES HIS TOOTH BIRTHDAY Resident of St. Louis Since 1849, Says He Has Always Walked a Great Deal. ha Singer Who Told of Dining With Von T FLWELL’S fF REND AU Schlegel Night Before Elwell Tragedy . amemeeemeot * EO ORL cow he be, oe Mi, dh ind ao 4 i ¥ i — @ ‘f 2 | a Ss - | | ST. LOUISAN, 100. AS 9,000 A YEA = PHOTOGRAPHED TODAS eceiving $5000 a, UIT j ACTIONS it ounsel Testifies, x ae ad fae ee chet RET Pe ms nee we 4 WW LONDONDERRY Arrival of More Soldiers Has Considerable Effect After ; Terror Holds Sway for an Entire Day. praham:, former Vie he Ciraham Paper ¢, Ran income of ShOvs the $6060.900 Stal 2 trust in 1916 so thi m it could he used 1, At that time thee, fon that while his aing paid he Shouid 0 A mOHnth from th. born June 24. iSlv. in ob- 100th birthday today at his wt65 Page boulevard. IIis daughter, Miss Mary R. Duffy. aided him in receiving friends who called 'o wish him “many happy returne.”’ Duffy came to St. Louis to Live juet after the Mexican \War. mind vou—in which he served with Wool's army. bein; older than of his comrades at that time. from Ireland to New and married in Boston the journey to Sr of New Orleans. Ya ’ ” P " unt Roscommon. Ireland, Feerved his rune, Morning of bite d Sttae —————~-- ; W ilfie, rust, Court Wer of the mMereased and idends of 1°69 00 shares of commntpe? aham Paper Co. het. a@aham. He did nor Ri Senator COUNAS) testified fh th ti etter 14 Bolte. Lieute (7OV- Orders Wash Wwar—the the deportation o+ years Fourteenth butcher, found n Noy 5S last, were received fron from 1900, ington sesterday for Milos \ 0) R44 South today fren. of ‘ June and recen ils allorne South. novice, old, «>! many se had York in 1 efor he Louis b street un who. his weste Bell Telephone ©, was ‘ frirle £ +4 riade Wat iit house papers after his arrest recording sec ry hottie Ace if NJ WoSs Aitorney’s office to dispel the mVvs- tery that Shrouds the Intuirder of Jo- refa) r DOrane qo! years, Duffy told net felt quite when i: his eariv he still takes a dal deported iys he could walk down Dunn order. sat wished to He helpe’ Voinovir im straightening up thinga 2S soor ic Ww ould 7. Nr to Jugcoslav a ~Psteraday : 1 us Sailing trrangements could im of aa ae yeas sa today’s be made recepuiol fiis teeth do ne* permit Vojnovie was arrested afte; De- him 1 at} . nuch meat. but his appe- partment i , seph Bowne Li) well. inst five so ing Was furnished vesterda, when Hunist party members Wiilliainy Hi. mers rae : te Silt) j a ’ Mrimigration ¢ Oln mission?) - stock ‘ Pendleton of l Ong Pparthe! the eo i. el Who received the Associated Pracs« Vidends at? Rr the LONDONDERRY, June 24 OWilng British troops have arrived in this e. 2a RE Pee x ept 3 Be Ag 2 ) | | | ee BS ogg ' j aS RR We a the course of an city and their greate, activitv in ie. iS.» * be : Island. fo; fciwell’s \Mlore Court that the Beach stable of race horses. down Power rahe ae aqaugh he that | examination ot i some- What bette) Bolte " fraced ’ ’ ’ ,? ’ "se o> _ ° a » } ’ 7) ¥ ne garmblerto Ana fe pre _— Prose Ing her? Attorne thers was Judge of Probat ane fo: lh \ running for Lieutenant-Co : a : 5 > Sys ; } Sets. v@ taken own life. the mocrat tic With Lon \ id na - : Se = ; ¢ 3 % ; a § ee Oe oo. 5% em “ ae , y ociy . “2 : 2 ee : ‘4 »}) > fear . ’ ’ rhia ré-pry : ae . he €NaMlhation of Pendleton :* at on : pues mR aiatowcei. — it vit] MoLlitics try i PO restraining Unele MOSSible ty listri tices *e ies District Attornev. was usked it mri batter cakes and frufe dness that the trus! him 10 times as mueh AS was called for jy tipulation : ny was in connection for $10,000 attorney's by Thamas waham'’s minor mm the trust n the event riy ¢ ty a . qi] . US it » hi: ! \lo a nome an operativy as ’ Walks Great Deal. walked a forts to protect life ang has had a stona! night this have been arrested hy property ' could addnce ary likely fase Was born , ‘ to his of | -_ uUblished ePeXpress shin quieting effeet Only ocea- ild have pronipted tf ines revolutionary hiaga; in Chicago The tithe of the magazine, in the Magvar lang into hniglis] “The (‘om page it NEW YORK ; Rous} Ce reve shots were heard ufter miid- »! 7, i = ee Le qd . . =? Strcrele > f iiwAavyvs 1 en he WiioIstT huve eoninitted fy what ief cause of him the grain ahd business in Commercial. Main street and the Ley and I walked there home at Sixteenth thLiand Papin streets. Wherever I lived amounted to wavs walked to work.” polities in‘erests the little. ..© does nor he willl take to Vote next November rv is governed by and he thinks the old-school planters for Prohti the said. when asked the ¢! e Aen i‘eq i re’s« if, : ; . | WA ("out i l'nio ' rai Du CoO?! eile rec morning Two Shipers | at Perrdleton eaid knew of no rea ’ 1] ' Served there Pars hefors } age. translated Voleer its the soldiers SOn Wiiv the expert should AS iTi ‘"¢ ara. | it) Besides actual), attacking the Sinn ‘ . " ; . June . « Cher iting SSiLOT , (itis Pay bile IS tiYy 7? . . munist. and on front Rows Chil is 10> be of Gra- Feiners with armored Her weery chine guns, rese tals Al } al Carioon Ss iOwlng S . ES ' ws. s EK os ' ——— . S23 Sy. +. aes eS Ace ; a 2 ee published - -day brut he says, whether ®S claim Rowe assert,,) rom ‘Graham's’ estat. year. He, like others Surprised when Wilfta.’ and Said the Income to $100,000 a year, LIFE IN HOTEL lelepho )e Present Hlis lie is § Ived | lis Justice. Against : v. oly . > . . . . ™ A . ¢ y ‘ “¥ . SSS warts ly «t clips. % 4 > 3 ‘ ek ‘ pict trie ] ‘> Was 34 ,. cat 2h tide brie rease ‘sf @,¥4 O46 | ji ly , ~~ : a " i fo ° 4 ™ i . .* uf USSIia ‘Versal Uuéé. or & l4 per cent the nvenar' an onary fk two aiig 12 ilism,.”’ MI. gar miove houses, fo ter adrniore C2 Over pre- KnOW Humber, is , Ceaqaingg Vea? An ne} ! 3 SS pe: The scene. AaAnDd the troops ouble The pti” - the between ° the is, the titne roster ofr 1 ne or removed ferritied women and ‘ Vil- Vojonvir + home na! ‘ — at «- 1S arrest. wis ropne u “ ba ln vere. ee MISS ELLY HOPE ANDERSON Miss Anderson, a Minneapolis singer, accompanied Victor Von Schlegel! The calis bot] the Ritz Roof Garden. in New York, where they met Elwell with Von Mar Rockawa\ Same Number Called Dwice. cent. nerati ‘ ae ee , ‘a OpPeratin: dren to a SEéCLION ol Nafiona lists WOFKK have (ommunist showing liye Were Where The fown howe yer 'O Loe > roe \ o house called. asking for } ut Rock- age One. le of tf) af Ca Ss h iveé already Nn ¥ $2.98 1.394 u f been disposed of by the de@partment of Mrs. Henry Sieve] away 1841. Miss Entler said. ac- ) cording to the District Attorney, n Washington by but s could Whether it there 3 aL Anniversat ° 1 iain ant Which rulings are made, : voice was following his du- Was ridiculous to class him and pointed out own , ° ’ ; Iver fj: OVie \ eSterda 8 a : _ » tentinued From decrease o Daughter Obtains Detault Decree on Sixth Wedding thay’ firioe early dismissals. pending purent reased during 1919 Dy $25.. ~ YOU, lo a tetal of $302,024, 906: ,4nda current liabilities of $17,740,421. represented a decrease of $7,353,435. Reference js made by Chairman Julius Kruttsehnitt to the suits in- VOlving’ title to Oll lands. The Gory. erninent, Chairman Krutt- schnitt, Suit for nonpro- ductive oi] acreuge, while the Natchez, Miss., and C. Nesbit Duffs, Pany won the suit covering its RL-o- who is In the cocoanut ot! busines ductive and Valuable oii iands in Manila. hy I ee oth SLVOUT! OF ¥o4tV and the? when tails. ut Candidacy Mrs 4° ‘ery Bet l. Dire. ] €1sililig hliade ine ese lig al Rockawa\ three eutler said with Waited Cevnnechion Was and after nine courtroom, in aid of the \liss owned home and wVvelnue $2000 vorce Was strong qr) be o oO’ lock - CeuUSeC . an . - for Sheriff of John & h Lo} . connection EE m lOUaV in Judge Davis eourt fron: (‘entral. CNalrya)) {)j = } tal Rarl Joseph Moon. vic presideut of The P ae ba Pi ree %, 7 ‘ ‘ ‘ vepublican Cit the Moon Motor Car Co Moon, whe. one down during the afternoon lic , f the late : ’ On} te Deouet Ti # Son of the late Joseph W. Moon, fenipl wax made the Post Dispatch had told : of the 4 “way In contact Humbe; Ar the end that it, but it reappeared toda. lie “wfter “Pub” the : one : { sis PANSPOPT! gong WuiS tnade the HB) well iilbye 1} : . The bay hiockawa\ Ntiin- answer. ly avid mo! the, adow i’ all Dut k ¢) ‘ Meo! ana rinules laid JURISTS DISCUSS CHALLENGES IN INTERNATIONA! HIGH COURT Method of Selecting Judges Not Yet Determined—Root havors Small Court. e As lated Presse THRE HAGUE, June tlon bringing a . the. about shortly ‘(ourtroom for { ‘oO! made the Mont “axgains! understand. at hn} Pad districts volun. rs are aii uat- ley hiock- Miwell EF: time time hey se ithe delegates com- wna ] red lo ae COTM pany s sales OOse the Charge departnient. the | the reached atin a a Tens iho recently, Motor ‘TT San was “| of from the Taft > . CCcKe) Pelitens , : bs k . seutenan I} U ood for this pur Organization $5 pose 1o Ot Tar} anha) ‘ - . clerk ember of ationed Pranciss house that ber did-not When Miss Mirtle: said iftee., 1916 he i : { ) delegution Lo 42 Republican Cliv Commu Peabnize the cat J udge daughtey New Yor} shortly before the Wilde Moor: did nol Interfere plans for courthouse i[hne Harimann w: s report was read! tes". , Weeks iS this Veur thi the Gow ts tt by , faijed Whether \MIiss tu Pendleten. he The bedroom is ‘ : mv bed an Mrs cing Kpiscopa} oa al I "RS — Phere is ( bur h, tj if aivenie, six Vears : put it tt lid.” H (aBo today aid, © ry" | we) by ivy : lhe Moons hivrhing imipression ; dit. not ‘-s. ACCOrdING to the wife's Civorce -_— Card that had ‘ morning we ee ee Was tiled oi The was moO his have rung without as ; Pendletor ‘mvse no defense. making ” wren, SOS Oe elf £urated a ame! Possible for the case to go ta’ Never Heard Threat Against Him. «ho had Canhnie . ; ‘ ; ¢ ¢) (Mlal InimMediately An order wag en- of reason through qmown yesterday afternoon friends of r $15.06 ‘ . ya \ ment ot > 2 VU Mt) Charles E..Mohrstadt. candi-. ithi fs tal 3 : Within the next three veargs. date for Sheriff, saw to it that cards : ° , , Of $5000 to announcing his were var eat @ring ; ! ) he ing to develop thus far in the placed on the same door, giving him son, Court r ' ys son, Courtenay. 5 YP war Which began last riday an even break in whatever advan hatin a Mrs. Moon. en Unionist and Nationalist - lage may accrue from having one’s month f 4 hy ') | 1)O] cr ‘orc@s. card on a courtroom door. rhey all + & came down together Tite humber of killed and injured Hefore Schmioll’s card appeared on Fld the day had not been deter- ay the courtroom door he was having mMin@@, as it has been impossible to things all his own way as a candidate the scene of the veritable on placards in the municipal busses PHabed battles in Bishop, Cross and Those cards came down after the streets, It believed, how- Post-Dispatch called attention » that there were scores of vic. them and interrogated the Park De * Hospitals are being taxed to he ; delegation ta (OV Phas? did Was tie Said hie dial there there long ‘ard ad . se) the use before aati ie , and not, ndded lelephone instrument dy ) Was common Knowled ze | ’ ; ’ ; sryaaaphsy | ch) Ss that they bed } lip) . . oy 4 the opposed was at home Friday | ,, lj, and telephone ming at any time in the early I’rida, if ould iWanening OF justice nso and On a fittie table be That belne , : = “with an elaborate wed were got .. Pendleton’s , i . ie court ans OUST A fudge Thomas’ SI | 4AiSQ location savea you money’’ WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS Pumps, Ties and *0.00 “assortment o' before it reappeared. an extepsion ty Becker was asked if there and he said se affected to under ihat it was sate there aware, he taken down. the , rowd 1? ira ’ Who is he aid'’s aids room, | e State con. on and afterw sure : niv bli June Thi \ I publicly ‘ir purpose today ‘ules of Lions. The question iast leh he the separated the Vesterday huckster Weeks “Through the piotb nuribe: les ; the have not Mirs . 1 a)! wihiich yesterday. és husband but offered petition. The ANCe. © heen postponed of ap- More l@niporaril)y the method Judges to give jurists to get together | onliv and compromise between the methods of appointment “uggested, namely, by The Hague tri- Cunal, or by the counej] and asseim- , \ that, from 1914. when J. I, bly of the League of Nations. There! Pabler was Chairman of the ‘ts considerable difference of opinion, | State Conimittee, he and MK. I. Morse: some nations holding for the conten- worked together Party fton that Judg s should be and endear. ’ by the Haeue tfribuna Root favors a ine use ] received and been of Weeks’ ») him and he re from heen very Pomtmes tf for effect at know Miwell should have felephoned me so early ir the morning [ know of no motive that would p: T anyone to kil) El- well. J] did not know Elwell had an enemy. 1 never heard anvone make any threat regarding hitn.”’ Pendleton said furthey he never beard that had said he had anenemy or that anyone had threat- | ened lin [le declared he knew of no reason why Elwell should commit Suicide. There no theory that he could reasonably advance for the ling of his friend, he said The District Attornew® office was ‘Nformed afternoon that (-e0rge A negro taxicab ‘ only less reprehensible (nan to prr- driver, had admitted aurlving Elyvel] , : es Chase the itself Moraliv to his home a2 8e ‘he! ‘the two offenses are not far apart morning of June 11. y F ; , “The Republicans Nn e Negro, who owns a “bucking’ . , mine | Missour! bv taxicab, is said to have picked up the said at the time that she was trying | the party She would do on the &8ambler near the New Anisterdam fighting it to re ‘ i ‘ that, though comments ‘heater _— Forty -sec ond street and; judgmeni, much as the people were encouraging, she'to have driven him to Sixty ‘sixth Missouri desire to place their her husband's Street and Broadway. where waiwell | attairs in the hands of the Republi -- not enter stage stopped him to purse nase a copy of @ lan party’, they will not So as lo iz house. - |control of men who regard their own votes and influence as a chattel to Le RENE RRR: sold to the highest bidder, whore NEW BELL DIRECTORY T0 Purpose in politics is to get what RESEMBLE BIG CITY BOOKS oa fherefore, Hoy os 7 they can out of it ‘that you can force the resignation of, - from your party organiza Louis, National! Conmimitteewoman. is tion and secure your leaders 18)| here. She said this morning “Slr. well as your candidates men of; Babler should forced to resign, proven ability and integrity who Wi'l, for this dissension has passed the! ‘regard political service as pubite Stage where it is a persona! tnatter | |) Service and the sale of a vote in a with him. His continuation {fn of- ‘convention as the acceptance of a! fice threatens to feopardize Repub- bribe by a public officia! lican party success.’ , “Very truly yours, Among the others here are red (, “HERBERT S&S HADLEY} Sasse, Brunswick, of the anti- | Minnis Ie Present. Babler delegates to the national con- vention; W. C, Irwin, Jefferson CIty, i.. Minnis of St. . candidate for Congress in the Kighth S. Senator, is the only Schinoll card Special Sale Price he fore no Wh\ me refi ’} > flie . ‘ : i é ‘ i! f tii¢€ tered far the Vora f . iy, t ! } \ L¢ LQ] FiVy eae “ulso a , i ! alimony, support the delegation two the first mniade within of their Slight ‘It has evident to an all familiar with Missouri pol lid payinent he CAaANGIGaCY ‘ ; andi ove at omplet: itics one week cys ladies’ high-grade low Shoes. in patent leather, brown kid. vie} kid or dull kid: choice of Theo Ties, one or three. 7 tody old, the Maintenance Was ordered. The testified that Moon to her that he had not the slightest affection for her. and wished be rid of her; and that he said he want- ied Food time, and did wish to bothered with a. ki wife and child. She also said he ;quarreled with nagged her and made petty accusations against her. ao Mrs. Moon. who was trained bv racks. Bursts of Bun fre! vocal teachers in Paris before her alarming ‘ere heard at intervals during the} marriage, sang in a musical coredy produced in New York in 1916. She years and elected his Was piven to payment of $50 a have on all the ,? » © i ‘ that they their « ontrol of aimed flihu ’ S ™ ic’ s cores of Victinis. wife said matters have L. smal) adding to} ored’ to insure the party money court, | ae Vrsanization b eve Ties, Pumps or Oxfords. this with leather Louis or mili All 1s only to have a Practices “HReprehensible.”’ Nei ’ salad ; sfar! ary W King heels 5170s be lo secure the nomination Ol can . ; atk ad didates and the chinery through the money .is 1 not | or lila ’ is OE AORN CE NEN: ete Ee eh itbih as Sep a ee ¥ y control of party Vesteraay her, ;, - use of «, i¢ ‘ec ¢ uiLlers, it in each Style. Special Price... 0.00 “White Canvas Oxfords” For Ladies ladies’ snow-white eanvas Oxfords Louis covered heele and milifarw oar Cuban heels, either covered or leather: $4.00 values: all «izes 3.00) “White Canvas Pumps” | White Canvas Oxfords For Big and Little Girls Beautiful with election riachine at o'clock on evVer €*2 ri Presse atea CHICAGO, June 24.—Only 106 pet cent of this year’s technical schoo} fraduates have signified intention of} Foing to college, against 60 per cent who continued their education until two vears ago. ig wages are re. | sponsible for the’ change, principals | of the schools assert Approximately 17,000, number ever graduated here, ish schools this week. More than 1000 positions in tndustria] plants have been offered to the 246 gradu. | inical school alone :' Kv the mmc condoning dishonesty ii ffairs. but HTC street Fliection east, the or unre " how (he uttermost and work accede and would See A he comfort ring the a public to In do lo the largest fin. | ete SPECIAL & PRIOB..... carrving them by lawless ele- Some troops arrived here and a British destroyer Mg in Lough Foyie, north of the ~ the trains be wrecked . | ats , : rte cree nen neteteepegoneneneeenen is = eee IS — Vears old. altri, uch LT) ates of one te } ‘such men Names WiuUI Be Four Columns to Page, Instead of Three, as at. Present. The new Sunmimer directory of Southwestern Bel] Telephone Co.,, distribution of which wil! begin Within a few days, will have a a = 24, ill : manager for Dwight } Davis: Paul] The list of names will be printed | 6). the housecleaning. Though Ar- g four columns to the page. the size of ' eT ae S. Conwell, a lieutenant of Tom ’ > ‘ant 1. andidate 2 the page being the same as that, thur M, mayen sg se ye sg Be, we «| Marks, Republican boss of Kansas) for Governor, and I. T. Kimbrell of} * a rene P pre) which now contains three columne | ne City, enedttees tor Attorney-| C!tY: sires. Charles Passmore of St. Black-face type will be used for! ae : Louls, Mrs. Sue Barge, a Deputy names and numbers, and light-face General, were expected. None of the Sheriff, and Mre ¢- ¢ Wolff of) type for addresses. The use of ab- _ Babler-Morse-Cole Politicians Clayton, Mrs. Charles (;eiger of St breviations will be much more gen- nere, Joseph eral than in the former directories 5 : : Judge By this means. although the number 4! .. we ale . for candidate for of listinge has increased by abo: os THOPnING, ename! soies anil Child ‘s, the center of town, | him while he was on his way to feed | ge : ey ve erected? sandbag ‘breast- "is horses. = An ae —— a a oh : La jr in Barrack sireet | ‘i reporied early last evening GREEKS ADVANCING ON TURKS It was " bodies of Several men killed! my the Avsociated Preas t the : the day's fight'ng were lying SMYRNA, Asia Minor, June 24 down by bullets fired ¢ eter are current here. Nation-| “®counter. ‘ore northwest of the city prepara - aa Lumber of narrow, crooked MTOCls | stage, ‘rs. Soldiers have not Pelng collected for a grim de- SuNLE) oldie wishes, ) , ., this part of town and appear to mm Of British soldiers are on their, tempting a large scale movement to! rt of the trip on foot. it being ep Londonderry facing starvation : A man 24 who said his ~Sible to deliver supphies to housea jthe St. Louis police formerlY knew ‘oors in the business section § of » Chestnut streets, was arrested near factions, ®nd probably fvrther disorders, hundreds of peo- ' Phowever as they fired volleys heemen, who fired a dozen shots at ; , h e * Re) hee? erected, or posted on roofs! Eleven Known to Be Dead in Vight- \dealer, who summoned policenien. ~ - i Pel ;* * . * 'f oe y Principal Battle Ground. BELI AST ‘ June 4 , ters, ~ the home of Michael Hess. n, 191]. has been the principal bat- ing the total number of known dead | reported the loss of 30 silk shirts, | ie three-,| her own door, and William Rankin!| wearing one of them. He served a | ; Year in the Workhouse in 1917, after, the had been found prowling in a room at Hotel Jefferson, and had threatened a chambermaid with a, revolver, lie was carrying a small containing the names and addresses ‘of Several persons. including Mrs. T. OP street and’ could not be; The Greek army has begun an offen- K. Niedringhaus, Vandevente: place; because of the murderous sive against the forces of Mustapha| Mrs. H. T Ferriss, 6542 Pershing | |Kemal Pasha, the Turkish National-|avenue; Mrs. Linn Pf{per, 5390 Per-| Cha leather ce of patent or blae x of Sedalia (,overnor an Henry Larmm book rrié Partisan in t} mentioned of who heer ities tj i the candidates did permanent chairman the meeting to Leather % make “onal capit gSeeiyanna of ee ate has ‘

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gti emanate ara OO RNR ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —E, ee $$$ LO - - " ~ - - - CALLS ON SENATOR HARDING Mark Hanna’s Former Sccretary Of- fers Aid to Nominee During ‘ Campaign. By the Associated Press + WASHINGTON, June 24.—Among nator Harding's callers today Was, . i C. Atkeson, Washington repre-, WG HWentative of the National Grange, Fi who presented a memorandum giving i¢ the farmers’ viewpoint: upon leading jasues. : Elmer Dolver of Tacoma, Wash.. | if former secretary to. Mark Hanna, | a Galled to offer his services during | i the canipaign, while Senator Fletch- ; . . 3 @r, Democrat, of Florida, visited the | $ } Gbnator to congratulate him on his ern Momination. | Kroeger Estate, $73,740. : Ey | An inventory of the estate of Hen- | vit fy J. Kroeger, secretary of the Gelt- | } | Med today, shows he left personal property valued-at $73,740. He also aQwned his residence at 3540 Victor gireet and property at Twenty-sec- | dnd street and Washington avenue. | Kroeger willed half of his estate to | His wife, Mrs, Bertha Kroeger, and the rest to his son, Henry K. Kroe- ! : : ¢ a ii mer Distilling Co., who died May ¢, . : | y ‘ } i | Send Us Your | Sweaters | ! Sweaters made of. soft weol varn will be indispensable this season to the younger set for ]| sport and street wear, and the |. new stvles are unusually becom- ing: Keep -vvours bright and clean by sending them to us regularly. | RAansery ah agers 4229 W. Easton Ave. Lindell 5678 Delmar 700 1}! Girls! Girls!!] Clear Your Skin| | With Cuticura areple each Ointment, Ts) ) Cuthewra tories Depa. Malden. Mass. ee WASHINGTON GRANGE HEAD 'HARVARD CONFERS LL.D. ON LAKE, —— eel PERSHING AND R, S, BROOKINGS President Lowell Praises St. Louisan for Work as Pilot of Great Enterprise. By the Associated Press CAMBRIDGE, Mass., June 24.— Harvard University today brought within its fellowship Gen. Pershing and Franklin K. Lane, former Sec- retary of the Interior, upon each of whom President A. Lawrence Lowell conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws. The same degree was conferred upon Robert 8. Brookings, banker and president of the Board of Trus- tees of Washington University, St. Louis, and upon Koscoe Pound, dean -of the Harvard Law School. Of the commander in chief of | America’s forces overseas, the Har- vard president said he had in France “organized troops and supplies on a scale no American General had ever known: boldly hurled an untried army against the most formidable of foes, behind defenses they had thought impregnable, and broke through all their lines to Sedan. Lane was described as — Secretary of the Interior to whom posterity | will be grateful for conservation and reclamation.” Brookings he termed “a patron and pilot of Washington University, its medical school and many other enterprises of great pitch and moment, a philanthropist, generous and clear-sighted. President Lowell this afternoon | announced gifts to Harvard pee 1is | the year totaling $8 332,615. amount does not include sums 1¢ss than $50,000 or pledges. Among those who contributed were William Vincent Astor, George KF. Baker Jr.; Galen L. Stone, Henry O. Underwood and the estate of Henry EF. Wetzel, | approximately $100,000 each; the) ‘estate of Joseph R. De Lamar, | 500.000 and the General Education | Board $250,000. ILLINOISAN WANTS COOLIE LABOR FOR FARM WORK CHICAGO, June 24.—-Coolie labor for farm work was advocated by | Judge Marcus Kavanaugh at the an- | —_— ————— ss |the support of the constructive pro- pjjcation at the office of the auctioneers—where all inquiries must be made. ce | ao ae /}/ 7? | 610-612 - | Washington Fc 4 IU, il 3 d1,- | -_--—-—— THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1920. OCEAN STEAMERS GOMPERS ON WAY TO PRESENT | : ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ne Support for “Constructive Measures.”’ ———o in | | ns. ~* ne: - cake wee Aug. 12 ~”! Jocation unsurpassed in the Peterborough-Dublin district, and commands a K. A. Victoria..New York ‘* Queenstown and Liverpool Aug. 14 1004 OLIVE ST. States; and the labor people, repre-| wonderful view of Mount Monadnock and the wide range of surrounding . . Cc o° i te ee, ce ee g. — ' mountains and hills and other Summer estates. The sale will take place UPON Qagronfa ........ New York Queenstown and Liverpool.......... Aug. 21 senting so large a proportion of the the premises at the manor house at the top of the hill regardless = any Aquitania New York ‘’ Cherbourg and Southampton... ‘ Aug ° , . Le c . a w+ . Garrity’sf Hair V Fh Will keep wave or curl f derful for mat and outdoor s} | Good for v | and also childr The prices a 25c and Garrity Hair VU Wili not bre Soft to lie up four colors—! gray and black. 35c Card | Extra Large Mrs. Garrity tive is here. ¢« these hair beat Mail Orde * j . The Shoes foi In sizes 2's an of this sale The calfskin and kids Styles show Oxfo Made with Goody All | Boy Ail of our blac boys wiil be offe Splendid styles an

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dan PLAYED BY RKES DANCE ORCHESTRA ALION SORD HIT ‘ER SIDE A RAY OF SUNSHINE PLAYED By KES’ DANCE ORCHESTRA Georgette Dress Reduced to $15 5 Sih pd ena ee sep Te Fe Al od wes Ra aes ae ey Mesh = th 3 spit eek AB a as ig a ie ale gages - 5 i lll ls ta tala i, lati ~~ oF — > = a ae > iain satin ti a itll oe ee a 7 . a aioe i. bi i - $$$ —— ee meee (eens ee ee Ce A OE a a en ee ee OS EES ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . eine ase enstnas ae Summer Curtains, Special, $3.45 Pair Scrim Curtains, mounted with corner lace motif and finished with effective lace edge and hem- stitched hem, in ivory or beige. (Fourth Floor.) eestor i eee - ee ee ee ee Values Are Featured ae F is wa , | Hi!) . s' . a - at _ T WW ’) \ . I eis le } : iv \\ billityAl * - ii : bifty-y}> . > fi i> } ‘ \ Pigid “ 4 , “4. fy s ‘i, - . a /4 , x 4 — = J > Y . ‘ \ a Z f \ “ NG ¢ WOO] Nts 4 Mig “gis AREA: f ‘wl MA 4 . Re dis Cee . Ry xy 4 Res f es: wr fi iS Vt “ee ~~ »? ou ares ‘ — ! Garrity ’s Permanent Hair Waving Fluid Will keep your hair in wave or curl for days. Won- derful for matoring, dancing and outdoor sports. Good for water waving, and also children’s curls. The prices are 25c and soc tl:e bottle Garrity’s Silk Hair Wavers Will not break your hair. Soft to lie upon. Made in four colors—brown, gold, gray and black. 35¢c Card of five— Extra Large Size, 45c Mrs. Garrity’s representa- tive is here, demonstrating these hair beautifiers. Mail Orders Filled tion. Petticoats, priced “The (Notion Section—Maltin Floor.) —_ — —~-- ~ ; s/f 52. . v:: . —- in Every Department Here Are Suits and Hats Quite Favored in the Realm of Boydom A REGULAR boy knows a regular Suit, and he knows what he wants for the business of play and for the conscious hours of dressed-up occasions as well. choose for himself from our stock. his standards, and your own as well. Boys’ Wash Suits, $2.50, $2.95, $3.95, $4.05 These Suits are shown in several new styles, and are made of 1 tas There are plain colors, fancy stripes, and combinations of colors to be had, in long. or short sleeved guaranteed fast-color fabrics. models. Sizes 2's to 10 years. Boys’ Palm Beach Suits, in sizes 6 to 18. are special at Bring him in and let him It will easily measure up to $9.50 Boys’ Washable Knickerbockers, $1.50, $1.75, $2.25 to $3.75 The materials used in these Beach, kool kloth, beach cloth. crash and covert cloth. Knickerbockers are khaki, Palm They are well made, cut full, and have belt loops, watch and hip pockets and button bottoms. Sizes 6 to 18 years. Boys’ and Children’s Straw Hats Straw Hats, 98c, $1.95, $2.95 up Washable Hats and Tams, g8c to $2.95 Silk Caps. $1.48 and $2.00 Junior High Caps in school col- ors goc (Men's Store Across the Street—Third Floor.) In the Dress Ginghams, 25c Yard Remnants, in solid colors, Stripes and plaids. Nainsook. 35c Yard Remnants of 36-in. bleached Nainsook, plain and pajama checked, suitable for under- wear. Blue Percales, 35c Yard Remnants of navy and cadet Blue Percales. figured in white. 36 inches wide. Cambric Shirtings, 39c Yard Shirtings. 36 inches wide. White Voile, 39c Yard Remnants of all-white Dress Voiles. 39 inches wide Pongee, 69c Yard Remnants of silk-and-cot- ten Pongee. tan in color. with woven figures. 32 in. wide. —3 O'clock Special — 1200 Yards of 32-In. Romper Cloth In ravy and cadet blue. with woven stripes. goc yard } j Curtain Material Remnants. sc to 50c Length There are in this group ap- proximately srsoo yards. of Curtain Materials. in 1 to 5 yard leneths—nplain and col- ored Scrims. Voiles. Marqui- settes. Nets. Swisses. etc. Window Shades, 39c Each A limited lot of Shades that have been used as samples at our counter. as well as some that have been left over in our workshop. Most of them are green. in odd sizes. and are seconds. All are mounted on good snring rollers. and come ce™nplete with hxtures. Cretonnes. Snecial. 20c Yard A VRAREAARLAAAEDAANERDERARDIAGRERERRRRDARARDRAARAERASRAAAAAESEROEGE000090000004005000004805444 al onnortunity to sunnlyvy your needs for Summer Dranreries at a substantial saving. T*ese Cretonnes are shown in licht and dark colorings, in desiens that are suitable for over- drapes. slipcovers. cushions ecarfs and numerous other usaree. Extension Pads Special. r<c Fach Roose-Neck Extension Pode of heavy brees. complete with brackets. They extend to so g inches. * WOES 9A9900000000000000000000000000000000000004004 DOO4A0% 200 Remnants of light striped This is indeed an exception- _ (Downstairs Store.) . Clothes for ‘the Merry Days of Children Under Six SERVICEABLE little Play Clothes for children are given special attention in the Baby Shop. Some of the par- ticularly good styles are mentioned here. Boys’ Beach Suits. of Windsor Beach Suits, of checked ging- crepe, are very cool for Summer | ham. with square collar and belt —special $1.50 of chambray, in sizes 3 to 6— special, $1.98 Micky Rompers, white or col- _ored, in sizes 4, 5 and 6—spe- $1.50 Patsy Rompers, made of schoolday cloth, come in all col- ors, at $3.50 _Nightdrawers, of barred ba- | cial, tiste, 2 to 12 year sizes, $1.25 Boys’ and Girls’ Union Suits. Boys’ Beach Suits. of heavy of barred batiste. sizes 2 to 12 .) suiting, striped or in plain shades —at $1.00 and $1.25 of blue and brown—special, $1.25 (Second Floor.) WOO0990007 404 909088 Downstairs Store DALAL LS 66 bon inhibit eh 9999404440000 008F 264.4444 4444464464 6446445 6444 e and Georgette Hats for Summer $9.98 ATS in a variety of the popular colors for Summertime are marked at this unusually low price. Pink, tur- quoise, navy and white are the colors, and the Hats are trimmed with flowers, ribbons and hand-worked designs. They are the Hats that are designed to wear with light Sum- mer clothes. The selection is a very unusual one at this price. (J—_-_ive hhh, eee ee Te Tf,tf,TgsT"'s"".. .. (Downstairs Store ) The Entire Stock of Women’s Low Shoes In the Downstairs Store Reduced § ee $4.99 BIG assortment of Low Shoes that includes the styles desirable for immediate wear Eyelets Pumps Oxfords They have high or low heels, and come in a variety of leathers. This is a good opportunity to purchase a pair of new Shoes at a saving. (fDOoownstatrs Store.) LON CAL A LOL TT I titi aapeaacelaina aa ei ON NOAA LE LALA ALLEL AL LLL LLL LE LL! LNA LE ne ance aioe « —_ . — ~ - oe — - * ~ . eee ne ee —e — _ ~ cap oes rae a Rains eran ere ee ~~ atl ry o nog " ©. <p * he ge GRP Oy age snp ~ ee pay. rs - ks etiam . . “—e- homo * ero ~~ a - a a 7 “ & ” ‘ . o~ * Sow nt tLe ee 8 * oe ® ; fi

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_ — - — ac el ~ tie Ae py rw apm aon nega, nt nl 7 8 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1920. aa ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AILY from 11:30 a. m. until 2:30 p. m., a delightful Plate ry ‘ i ad * ‘ . mn - | . es . } | | : ; ; ree eonber 1. will remain closed all = 2 LX from 11.90 a m. until 2:30 p. ms a delight re | y °h Saturday ull , “ . Vi, WY | oe ee Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth ee ee aa SS ———— ai Store Hours: 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 onal 7 a nie! ive and Locust cee a ~~ —_ . ; ; i least one of these gay little Gingham fe vy 1 Ce? 1IYvees O oTted SWISS dq $2.50 32. | Frocks, so yvouthfully smart and becom- ae) § ten pretty negligees, so dainty and Summery in ap- we Ing are they. pearance, come in breakfast, coat and straightline moda- 2 EE SSI ee eee eee 2 =—_ y u Y poi tahoe es Sh gs r ae, we Les . y re oe sO — a p Sey eee ay vi Pitan itan eh WEE Shit. 71a ais Pe OS os wie Oe ae ee gi Ys * , Ma T's ey tig hey eS We ee jet ou aese Pee ne ok et ge ¢ Ayo ac Oe ia oe “ or age Be RL, ee Pe. pte : ; ig oe oe j ee) t Pi le ee ’ | , pw ee | 9) tf OEY I front vou will find them in this varied assort ‘vice VC wh ‘one ay “fj “all if S% HERE are anv number of times when a cool, |, of Inter est ee Ve ee gags And the service you get here when you come to make your selection wi! ; 2\ Q | Me Sk Frock is eis armen! nent —likewise _ Some nove! pocket effects. show you from the moment you enter the door that vou have picked the b nl ecrme ly if IS a preasurabie garmen {0 Mach Skirt has its quota of attractively placed proper place to buy good Summer clothes. ae F] : ssess—especially one 18 going away. naerie ‘ ‘Ossl arl bi s. | ce oa a . i possess—especlaly if one 18 Sols awa, Ling 7 ne pearl Sahat mt Bkive Shee—Taicd Floor. All the better Summer fabrics in light and plenty of dark shades—Palm Beach, Mo. § y C In the Costume’ Salon a diversified and a‘ HEY wala a a Wek ; Gee Cam hair, Summersense, worsteds, etc. 7 ; , 75c tractive arrav invites selection; redingote mou oP CRN OE Pye Se aeve ~ wy ) vis Ga? ee a. been fashioned of the sheer- : . 3 For Men and Young Men at $15.00, $20.00 and 0-s els, combined with taffeta, paneled and ove: est Georgette and crepe de ehine, Short-Sleeved Summer B'ouses x $ =) $25.0 ; skirt models—all very gracetul affairs, with and just billow in foamy lace | and upwards to $40.00 for the finest quality worsteds. a Ri charming collars and cuffs—priced at $49.75 oe ee | of Crepe Georgette | Men's Clothing Shop—Second Floor. and Ww Striped Chiffon rocks, for afternoon wear $45.00 mise and step-in drawers. Geor- $5 00 and $7 50) " a5 $1.11 - reitte as ] lv two sha ~ fle ° - P => A small group of reduced Dresses are also on display— aa a od b ino pegs tie UCH lovely. fi B) ) : nd; rae ) a er a ** Te and values aRTe exeellent. ag as aad ‘a we S Ove ys himy > OUSES as 1 ese are Wn ispensa } cC In NI - ‘ NI ‘ d 4 , 4 | t. €. S} " ' pi . - ” ; ‘ boasts of orchid, melon, ‘maize e the Summer wardrobe. Thev are siipover and tuck-in 4 Cl) S 4 a ras ANC otton repe . rts i square Costume Salon—Third Floor, and flesh colorings. We are new ae . 2 Li a and it does our hearts good to models with long rolling collars ancl h. ESTCeS, trimmed , ea ee i = eum, a be so greatly admired. with pretty laces—models with plaited frill collars, edged | Came Just tn Time for Tomorrow 1, & colors wat oe with Van Dyke points—jabot effects and tueking in novel | : fine pibhed e : —_— * | Cid. “or $1.75, he will show vou | mee eS ; , . | ‘4 i= . eh sieht , _-oseiPaerelbae oe AR pi ae ne ee ae a round-up, and a horse race, a Martie - c | self-figured white make the selection one that anv man may look upon with ia { limites 0 P Knees, NNISNe’ 8 Pas “ ‘) 99} [ty atiate : . : . ; 3 i 2 1 : is ; wild sayeth beggern and a satisfaction and desire. As to being well made. we assure you that they are— F&F aaa Anit Envelope Chemises Swiss. Ribbed Vests struggle for life r. Bowman aon — _ no . , ; . a of tine ribbed sii with | neck SEE ceovilone > bani ee eo ee Cen a Se ee ee al . Eat h _ menieerare? 2 ones Sie ee country. at gene Rem am ; RE = ; Book Shop —Sixth Floor. tal ) "4 , { ; + »yre , > - ¢ ‘ ae Po > - o4« ™ oa : . ‘y a tubular band finish at neck | Jar shoulder style or bodice ib = ored, full ind liberally eut so that the, will fit L omfortably without binding «9 ¢ and armhole and shell fin- top, with taping straps: A Light in the Dark Night (Or $2.70 a Dozen) aut the armholes or across the shoulders. You will find them well suited fores : Variou ish at knees 85c and $1.25 © each 35c¢ | All dav vou have been climb ~is one that men. should Summer wear. 4 hoice, while a limited auantityv holds out, RO HO. ‘ di} v | Knit Underwear Shop—Third Floor. | es a 23,5 A ete we nag Ric take immediate advantage af Men's Furnishing Shop — First Floor | gan 1¢ Ss, | viene ain The sin ‘Wee dee should supply all Summer ey 5 ee eh et Me ee down and vou must turn back. Colt ¢ ollar requirements, ror ——«—«, 4 | There is no moon-—the = dark the price is a long Wa be- : Lot 1 clouds have cast their gloomy low the usual price of such Corsets and Brassieres : i See. th Giga one Soft Collars. 35c¢ is the regular price for this Collar. Boys Palm Beach \ ults : \. ; Friday ys , , We secured them from a well-known maker consider- "0 . ne ) . . : he the snapping oft the tr ore. : ‘ A c \ ( ma \ { sl e. > ) > =~ . * ‘ . ; : : .. al Spec ial Low I Prices You soon lose vour wav. How abiv below regular price because of a special arrange- Boys will like them for their smartness--mothers me +3 F ¥ 7 4 y ef r helples I i] re}! f o ; . 4 ; During the June White Event ge pl 7 ee oe sige qT ment. ? , hecause they clean easily. and by reason of their well- . = ul . : . . vou ave Aa ashogh the KV 4 i $y | ~ ‘ a P . ow : : . % ¢ be . . s) ‘ ‘ ? a” . i 1e Ss \ ie S MT) > ! Ss \ ) ng : : "7 } aney striped hbatiste : A medium bust mode! ol hlackness will quickly disappear. a 1 ‘ . 1 ae . eo / opular: tailored. snappy stvles and iheir moderated prices. : : $2.00 coutil or open mesh Cor- : flesh eolored bhatiste. with Don’t think of going awav with- t :. o ICN ” sal in van 4 . ana gives a 4 ' ; liebe x faa ahi” Ee ut one! ! still greater height in tront because ot the : ae Z i ' sets, in the attractive, flesh long skirts and eyelets | sion Panag ayes ) iter Mey. oe a te yous? h Belted models of ‘‘breeze’’ or ‘‘eool ' low the clasp ; prettily Kodak Shop—Firs Floor long points, as shown In tne illustration. | h h \ , 44-ine] » . > : oe J . y % : ? “« rin : ‘an . ‘ fii¢ "5 ’ evn ’ ‘ 5 4 shade, splendid for/Sum- | trimmed with touch of blue Where Are You Going There are seven different patterns, all white. | Oth DEVE PAtes POCnes, 8 . finish. v: mer wear: regularly $4 D0: ribbon $3.45 Vy Pretty Vaid? av’ ql] good materials. that wl] launder wel] Foye: ty y lored and thoroughly Satistactoryv. ko c * . . . ’ > ' now $2.95 Bandeaux of pink mer- zs ea he 1 ‘! ‘ “in ‘ a { ‘ome eA rly there W if] be S17eS from ] } to hovs from s TO 16 vears $5.95 to $16.50 pibae 4 $1 50 ; $ ' i eryoor s ‘a Ware . . . P : : ° : ’ eae el cerized fabrie, tape shoul- GOES Rename 16 when the sale begins, Just Received, 300 Pairs of ; . a ‘ Aquisite satin Mo¢ f Ss, der st raps 79¢ me delieions salads and ” Ma. Nlen . I urnishing Shop }- irat } LOOT We offer for the smaller Extra Palm Reach Kniek- ’ , 36 Ine} topless or with medium 1) a ; " ’ \ Bendeauy af | cookies. 1-e@ ereames and pies just Ja pan ese hov a very camplete dia ere of white poplin, gray . 4 finish ~ = ' ® . ‘Dust- long skirts $4.95 faney figured batiste $1.50 everything. And I will see every- ; a play of well-made Wash crash ov Gack: bine tues ont - Skies wiakebled Pies 7 one there whom [ know. - ° - Boudoir Shi ers Snita in the materials that vhebd- sleat Steen trom & oe ve er Teg toom-—Seve “loor. ‘ ? ‘ rj l ‘ re , — ' . se ' a ! venth Floo: | Spec tal S ali of pp poy pacman li = sey to 1? vears, P : | . ie, - : Of Ouilled $ 25 There are Junior Norfolk $1.75 to $3.5 on Al¢ . Irtin 2S Satin ; —— a tae stvles, middv and Oliver For outings are Corduroy 4 ® ; : pre an” 2 . - , a os Te a . > ry QO . - — . . 'wist models, ai! attrac Suits, splendidiv s¢ iceabla ° 7 >. = en) , - , . . ; ivelwv riced: ov Par Inova ro 4 to 1 v l 0 Re Au 4 Sto A ~ “li ky I] € Hf tl S el/ All AOR Iriday and saturday we are offering at special a ie : : peau i a oe ae re sie pis eine re Ma ; W 9 y 4 prices a varied assortment of smart, light-v eTe Mm . all 7 | z U exclaim at the ae, eee cee hcl: ¢ Omen S xX ords and | LI] ) dS wool plaids——so desirable for the Summer a ileton daintiness of these : Boas pPhe Pi i 4d] Li¢® » HMe} SPOOF] ; skirts. sl ¢ f gs )) a ! . } i ? ‘ ‘ r a fs rip ¢ i¢ or 2 ly: . : ; . : . | ) at am qd Pair ™ anne s newly enlarged Notion Shop, we have pro. proven thet popularity bovs from 4 to 18 vears $4.90 to $13.75 $2.50 penal a pants and for vour favorite The Boys’ Shop—Second Floor | Beautif S | } / lor we advise early at ewe: ‘ a , ’ COlIOr We ¢ Ise @ariv . —— ¥ iF Sale ot Notions | a 4 kenaill Formerly $12.00 to $16.00 PE OE tendance — special $1.25 a 7 All This Week Aisle Tables—-First Floor. - ai pias CRPERED in this sale are the many and varied Notions most 4 & t] eS |e are ‘Sorosis’’ Shoes: the needed at this SPeasoy) of the Year for Summer se Ving or Sum : Odd aah , mer comfort. very stvles that women are wear- Puritan Sanitary \prons, Cretonne Tourist Cases, rub ; Lots Ing and tliat most women want for Sum large size, pure © hite rubber, her ined; a most handv con Can dy B | ) sion ; a tapes bound: $1 values, venience tor traveling. are all o mer. The sale comes in an effort to each, TSe white rubber lined. All styles, Y . Black lower stocks Dress Snaps, good qualities, aoe to 82.50 S Me i | | ' KS. non-rustable;: 4 dozen, I, R. Kleinert ‘s Drese .. pec la : and toes dozen, 45e¢ Shields, al! rubber. double and sa W , . ' : . . : ome. Also 300 nairs ' ‘ Black and brown Shoe Laces, single covered, Regular 35¢ eee ; ; ‘al Alsi pales of women s 0-4 inch: 3 pairs far wT i and doe: “176 » a 3 anc 4: I O! | rida\ and ’ Pall fa garter to] sizes; firs black kid laee High Shoes “The D. and B. Shoe Retain. @ pair, SOc and he | . ¢. i () f d Will kK sid Ince High Sho Peer S, nee) ate mee Saturday anvas Oxtords Will Keep. snoes Liver-v’ased Thimbies, it with hand-turned soles and : \v ] } , Is | oa - slipping; each, 2He ported from England. PBeauti a : a few ee oot en fhe €18, sOUIS st) e. Shell and amber Hairpins, | fully designed. Sizes 7 to 11. Milk Choeolate ) Our I: eeft Cool " Me will he affered special “1 crimped anu straight aetvies: |° soe and 5S0e values. sale price Reese , , Reamies a ’ in a box. Regular 25¢ values, each, lie Raisin ( lusters : | | / pean : $9.95. the box, 10¢ A! Lon Clothes Protector, —and they will give you &@ smart, prosperous Summer ap- : : toes, med Fanev Bead Top Hat Pins, keep vour clothes from dust; _ pearance -the kind of look vou like about other men, so W hy @ 5 pairs f . "eee . . . n al! eolorsa: large and short pockets on inside of Protector v * ; both offers pro\ ide sa vings of an un lengths: 19 each, 3% for 25e for perfume or camphor. Flow ) ( not | ourself? F , . , ’ , ‘" , ' : : fn usual nature: provident women will R Set -W ell, wood jaw Trouser er-covered cretonne; aoe Canvas Shoes are better for Summer wear and Bret a ; 7 anger; 2 sizes, each, R1.9) - ej : .) we kept fresh ; take ful] advantage af the Opportunity, each. 20e and Om « Valvat Grip cle ail “ae {] e ] h W ith th Impro\ ed cieaners may be Key i ren! . ) ¢ , . par 1@ 1,0. and white easily. We have both narrow and wide “Borodia’ Shoe ©} —sene ee Mercerized Mending Cotton, Supporters, white or pink. . : © nee erosig” snde Shnop—<second Floor. KO-vard bal!. Black. white and Regulars sold =, re" Candy Shop—First Floor. lasts in Straight lace or blucher stvles. Prices. a colors, the ball, ae price, the pair, 238e pair $6.00 to $9.00 Notion Shop-—-First Floor. ; Men's Shoe Shop—Second Fiocor oe Dae

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nH "E28 88 mi Kans FRI The Store for ALL the People All remnants, odd lots, broken assortments have been brought forward and marked at such low prices that a complete clearaway will be effected by closing time. Truly a great day for economy and sterling values. Come tomorrow sure—don’t miss this price treat. ful Plate 75c ‘te pi hy i ' tal th lo Tenth * i i a: > . . ii Dancy, Lo ee ees a ee Vig oy b.% were iw tes an , - ae Ps La he ie _ “Soy Vinh vey Y t 4 aa nt a7 . me a he a "iy : % - Penn te Ainge ie a mk ; * te ‘. * . ~ + - « rene apm orrns i * 4 leg IIE: ee ~ 4 oe * “ev _ Remnants of Silks! | Wash Goods! Remuaiiet| Remnants of Linens | Dress Goods Remnants $1.75 Table Damask; 11% to 214 yard lengths; 64 inches wide; 2 1-2, 3 and Up to 6 a a $1.00 arts Yards at Less Than Cost plain white or white with pink or tan borders. Friday, $2.75 to $3.65 Dress Goods, Yard $3.00 Shirting Silks; 32 inches wide 750 and $1.50 Tissue Ginghams y tictidie ssh : Just 300 vards of fine all-wool Dress Goods, inp of poplin, sea once ee Chiffon _—, 39 a a pao, ed $2.75 Pure Linen Table Damask; lls to 216 yard epingle, French serge and crepe Egypta; $3. ard-Wide Foulard Silks | ° eh | F C lengths; 66 inches wide; full bleached; Friday, yard.. 1.59 wide; in geod. eee SE Se ee " 1 me. ase ~ —~ wee pe. .00 Yard-Wi 75c and $1.00 Jap Silks $2.00 Yard-Wide Silk Poplin $1.00 Half Silk Pongee $5 Table Damask; 11 to 214 yard lengths: $3.50 to $5.00 Dress Goods, Yard e er - Remnants, 2 to 5 Yard Lengths 2.50 40-Inch i | ’ apa Rlaemeagt 75c Flowered Batiste wide; pure linen; slightly soiled a . $2.50 32-Inch Shantung Pongee Silks | | 85e Gabardine Yard Srl, 54-inch fine al}wool Dress Goott copa ‘sting of Fre neh a ae r : : “ay i # storm serge, jersey, velour, epingle, homespun diagonals an 68c and $1.00 Shirting Madras Pure Linen Dinner Napkins ; put up in 42 dozen lots; gs 38 mannish weaves; lengths suitable for coats, Remnants—Odd Pieces and _ | (3; Sx8°3860 Printed sateen a | petri sehr ot Broken oe ee ee Toweling up to 5c Yard; 2 to 6 yard lengths, suitable $5.50 to $9.00 Dress Goods, Yard 3000 = ards Wash Goods for dish or roller towels; Friday, yard Remnants, 1', to 5 Yard Lengths ae $450 40-inch Silk Foulerds tain Floor—Surents) || ygeatines vdlout peuenblonm, duvetyney brondeoth and, ster a peggy ramepeg Remnants ‘ tone; all 54 adie wide; in a good color assortment; $4 39 EASES | 50c Underwear Crepe Women’s up to $1.50 Pink Cotton Union Suits; band or lengths suitable for suits, coats and dresses; yard..... . i ; : 5s % - - 7 io oS > ' -_ = ~~ “ere r eo ore ae = & $4.00 40-Inch Printed Radium Taffetas 59c Kimona Crepe bodice tops; tight knee; regular sizes and extra : $4.00 Yard-Wide Warp Print Taffetas 45c and 60c Dress Ginghams nA 7 k Percal is | $3.00 and $4.00 32-Inch Shirting Silks —— 3 9 Women’s $1.50 Pink Cotton Union Suits; hand or $3.50 Georgette $3.00 40-Inch Crepe de Chines | 750 and $1.00 Printed Voiles bodice tops; tight knee; regular sizes and extra 45 | 75c Cotton Poplin regular sizes Crepe . 2 1-2 to 4 Yd. Remnants pa en oe Women’s $1 and $1.25 Mer- Women’s 75c avon Dainty Silk Georgette Crepe $5.98 40-Inch Baronette Satins 75c Cotton Poplins Yard cerized Vests; come in pink Gotton Vests: bodice of soft finish in many pleasing and white band or crocheted | . . conventional designs $5.98 40-Inch Dew-Kist Silks 08 _ ae — ‘ trimmed yoke style; regular | and band tops; ‘46c e | é; $5.00 Yard-Wide Tricolette and Paulettes e st ~ sizes; 8 for C regular sizes . | tale Fesg-Saeeeeee « : P " e - . a . ca ‘ , on yi hore, Se CO A A AEE ALE LADLE LL ON -— * ——_ Saall able as anv ev distin- , the mght 59c Shirt Madras $4.50 40-Inch Pongee Silks 59c socom $2.00 (Main Floor—Nugents.) Y d (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) Mo Odd x ° $3.98 Yard-Wide Navy Blue Chiffon Taffetas - Lots Curtains and Materials n wl! | d the | $4.75 40-Inch Silk Foulards Piet thin nin tained (4 262 odd pairs of Lace and Marquisette Curtains, priced regu- | — = ° larly in our regular stock at from $2 to $10 a pair; take your From 9:00 A. M. | Qovce Friday ot . I C Floorcovering! Remnants | |} ot > to \4, the Marked Price re fer 1:00 P. M. Only $1.39 Terry Cloth 75c to 85c Felt Floorcovering, In lengths to eight vards, per yard ‘‘Remnants’’ up to 15 sq. vds. Tile C $1.25 Sunfast Dra . 2 . pery and wood pattern, two yards wide... _ ] 5 $ ] 2 - $ ] () d $8 Q5 1D In\ lengths to eight yards, per yard , $12.95, and $8. resses Sq. Yd. $1.10 and $1.25 Cork Linoleum, Sq. Yd. 30c to 50c Curtain Materials 1 eS ess 2 ie eee ee -—_waFeseae | = ” - % Wiz, ‘Ss cat at hae A nat Rng rm h Beach, Alo- ee «* Ay A, “iW tt =n waa Hdl tht} jit 1\) watT fin “MWS $25.00 a i i hal ik ih oe ” ™ wa ata NO ag! tn io ef see con > 4 5 oe 0S 6 Oat ened aaa te one ta als on sale at, each Odd Lots of Sectional Paneling, 39c and 69c a Section Quality that sold in our regular stock at from 75¢ to $1.50 a section, Various lengths and pieces, some to six sections wide. (Third Floor—Nugents.) Remnants of Inlaid Linoleum, Sq. Yd. aA. Re these in tiffs Four-Hour sale. We Two yards wide, lengths up to 10 , ,~° fi = 1 stripes and | = | square yards. Tile and wood ef- | 49 know that you’ll agree with us ee ee OOS SS SS EE OS OT HO ~~ i 7 Sie : wnat ona bok upon with fects, worth up to $3 square yd.; that they’re quite the most charming at they are- | = limited quantity are honestly ~ ) ; = ee PAs — 4. [7g day hout binding “* _. . _ - oh a: m : / price 2 ey. = “! Sit suited for? ‘Remnants of White Goods y es a eee Odd Lots Undermanline ‘eae | oy BP te Ve ‘an.t — 1.50 and $1.69 Undermuslins Various lengths—some slightly soiled; mostly or- PG > tain Wax Beene wae, © . 1 n’ , made tear Slaten whiting. sce : PATA (HORS DA | Flowered and Figured Voiles en PS Se cee > : a h Lf oe i “ \° * , ' " insertion and tucks, also beading; slightly soiled frou Santen, * $1 Assorted in Two Lots Sales Oye pate oe Light and Dark Colors ‘$1.98 Undermuslins 1h Wee Gay fs ‘ ni Women’s Nightgowns and Envelope Chemises; of nainsook and pink Suits . : Lot 1— Worth &9 | Lot 2 — Worth 50 Wes ie rH te |B. oP, All charmingly enhanced with dainty touches that appeal instantly to the most batiste; elaborately trimmed with Genbeelaeee Gale Maan Sia ‘ ° | y Shirts 2 ‘‘Remnants,’’ lengths up to 12 We want every woman and miss who wants a smart, new washable cw coer mann Marquisette and voiles in good 0c | | j} square yards; printed cork lino- : ees rine ir me : | . Al Frock for the warm Summer day S Sample Velour Squares = eum, attractive patterns and | ! Suitable for cushions and seat f furnitu = “.. . N 1Tab 0 Si) ais oO t re various Bizes: | colors Kh : » to come here tomorrow v and— See a in fancy and plain velour; 79 98 and | 39 | fox = Cy 98c $ Frocks shown at anywhere near this ee — —- (Third Floor—Nugents. ) = up to $2 a yard ; | up to $1.25 a yard; critical feminine eye, such as ff tion; lace edge and beading; ribbon drawn ss—-mothers = ‘ Friday, yard $1.50 and $1.75 Camisoles | Friday, yard ‘ . f their well- ° ° ° i = . “A a oa kirts Made of wash satin, trimmed back and front with lace insertion a i. : Full Pieces at Special Prices fk NiO . \ : i A Draped Skirts Overs bands and lace edge: ribbon shouldere « cisiccctechuadededsswiciaes $1 tte BZ, $1.25 and $1.98 Dressing Sacques coo)’ ' $2.00 White Swiss Imported 25 i i 4 E L : 4. Side Panniers Made of crepe or lawn, in solid colors and floral designs; M tai ¢ Organdie : . waist. or belted models . For , 7. 44-inch, permanent Collars and Cuffs of Contrasting Shades $4.00 and $5.00 Kimonas Made of splendid quality crepe, in solid colors and floral designs; $16.50 ar é finish, yard Sizes 16 to 4? trimmed with embroidery sprays, scalloped —— and ribbon; me f 95 elastic waistband , Beach Knick , / $1.50 Plain White Gabardine 00 q | . From 9:00 to 1:00 Only | _ $6.75 Petticoats poplin, gray 36 inches wide mercerized Made with silk jersey tops and pleated flounces; others of fancy blue linen and "e ae. : (Second Floor—Nugents.) striped habutai and taffeta silk; solid colors Sizes from 6 oe ‘finish, vard J and floral effects cs ie es ’ $3.95 (Fourth Floor——Nugents.) Poa . 1.75 to 83.50 . | (Main Floor—Nugents.) ‘X 5 are Corduroy , : »\ 7 : 4 mee . $3.30 Doz. Basement Sale recuse Ei BL b ai ‘ett || Gloves! ewe! co Summer Hats, $5.00 ma so MA BNP og: odd Lots Tha Said From | SLLK ANA Tub Dresses | ruchesed ar tar tes Than Todays ga re) ’ 4 yi 6 for m and faney : : : a ! C $1.00 to $1.50 We know that when you see how really smart and pretty these Dresses are at on the Same Basis ee ee ae - Hand-cut, grape ’ : as imitation : or pansy design. Women's Two-Clasp Silk Gloves, two- $5.00, you’ll buy enough o of them to fill every Summer need. 7 i hes a ee. ’ ° Just the Hats in demand right now, and shown § les——sizes for g None delivered. clasp Chamoisette Gloves and some 16-but- ton black silk Gloves. Men’s Choose from beautifully ideas that the most eritical. cam easily Mad Gaaue 90 to 13.75 7 . etr) T *0) aot d : , $2.50 Cut Glass Vase $ |: .68 Leatherette Gloves particu- # atviped, Sgured, ( om ted iy tebcight Mel at aeeene aan + 7 " ' | bo wee & 4 " => * 2 ? »* e* = in such a varied assortment of styles and trimming larly adapted to automobil- broid Beautiful floral and _ miter in . P = ag tes ee D4. Large, Dressy Black Transparent Hats cutting. None delivered 8 (Mint Mect-~emenia:) — Hats With Jet Crowns (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) ee aE: : a ——~F . , Floppy Garden Hats With Wreaths of Field . = , . - as Fine Silk Dr esses Flowers, Grasses and Silk Poppies Pink Hats. White Hats of Georgette or Pleated “ "4 j \ att Not a single one worth Q5 Taffetas ~ Se . € FY, hf f , ait e e (Second Floor Nugenta.) iii tei ie rn fn eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee $15 and tots Saiiery —e a EVA ie values—bought at a price for this Dress Women’s 50c to 85c Hose | ora A i A' BO a Sale and will be sold in our basement | y $41.50 Supreme Black lisle and cotton Hose, in semi-fashioned and seamless ; een » - + ate and toes; second quality; a record crowd. 2 Women’s $2.25 to $3.00 Silk Hose | Women’s 75c Richelieu Lisle Hose | ieee WET ON mma eS a C] 7 Keep Full fashioned, also new fashioned styles; lisle | First quality .lisle dropstitch Hose; semi-fash- RHE ; 2 | ae et th = sas tien messaline and Georgette sain. | ane it eaners A erpisiss LATA Th | AR east wenty Ped . . oer 2. * ms. eae || 1 *eeeer eres eee . s, double heels and tues; broken lots and | ioned styles; double heels an 8; seit i283 ttn Rta | binations—at as y different tae in 4 garter tops, ee d toes; ee Sie £ ieee Bee i Mi are stvles—every color and size. in tee This cleaner is made expressly for us, and is guar- » first ality, includit ) ize 1 lots =: soe Ye)| : ae aasiihe | eee: $1 88 | erie PRS Hee oe || ) \ 3s ; | ee eee anteed by the manufacturers and by us. Makes your , | Men’s 29c and 35c Half Hose | Seconds of Women's 25c Hose ieeectie \\ | \\" 5 \ A Regular and Extra Size “\iete ®t «6 hardest task easy. Gets all the dirt in less time than : ens | Black Cotton Hose, seamless styles, double eee 86 \\ | | (\ 3S ° 7. eee, ther sweeper, and without phy sical exhaustion. rous Summer ap: | Seamless cotton Half Hose, double heels and ! a RE ee a Sistintaey. sess att tae | VA kirts A py od any 0 ] Pp ther men, so why # toes, medium weight colors; seconds; heels and toes; medium weight; broken sizes, 19c Se sea! : Wash S . ‘ Supreme is made for daily cleaning. It ’ ° ME LR iad “vt + # tes Some made of rannie cloth, others : alles , replaces all other sweeping devices, it 1s airs for $1.00; pair | omen’s $2.00. and $2.50 Silk Hose ae meter Sia: ; Soka’ P 5 Pp } Ww $s $ $ ' tt \ in gray salt ani pepper color, have : . ‘ inexpensive and effic -ient. Our price on | Come in semi, new and full fashioned Silk Hose; \ | | — mere: peeks : a ie : ty; ir wear and Children’s 85c Socks Peete: BB T large sport pockets, gathered top, belt | these cleaners is $41.50, but Friday we : . le Socks, double heels made with lsie peirg he double heels and Be \ | all around and are pearl button | pert, ao ee ree dl aed lets 0 toes: broken lots and sizes; firsts and seconds 79c trimmed; sizes 24 to 38 ‘$i 59 > Will sell them at $32.75. and wit - | ye (Main Floor-— Nugents.) (Bargain Basgement—-Nugents.) “co waist . ‘Third Filoeor——-Nuagents.) : , ’ “ a , Prices, a . ve Jj / (Bargain Basement Nugenta.) N oo 0 to $9.00 j ee : MB BSE BEBLBEBSEESB ESS | Ss . = | Sag gaa &. | i 2 Eee eg & tne es me BER EUEZEBR EEE ESE ES SE Reese sgebBeaiesraee Seabee eesaasse SSB SB BEE E:8 B.8i8 8 8. eee eee ee ee oo ee Se ) 4 ee - af =. ‘ SE aes :

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ THURSDAY E Vv ENING, JUNE 24, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_—— A — ee oo Wireless Strike Called Off. treed LONDON, June 24.—vThe strike of; This Liverpceo!t au athe wireless lead: PUAaArAairy S called off. at London, ports. The secured standstill has been c action was taken a a cIEPE GVH ORG WATE WFR © UTE 6 TPE CWA © LUC WRU 6 0UUm 0 OUTRL C OPE CENTS c| m be i §H si ! ion oe | t= &§ : + f Bedell Stores in No Charge for iz TB 7 Cities NAY hoes Alterations 1; f yy Wy > ee . ’ ~ASY* st | : ‘ aves’ SE QQQQayS SANA AR ererias ; ~s ~ - ; y ee 6 Washington Avenue at Seventh *) > ' y §:* ie iP l ummer £rocrs + i TY Bewitehing New Models, Specially Priced ; - Ham if $ pi: : ° be f ti He Hk Summer's most popular and ie f wutheutie successes at a very low Ate A price. Guirhsh and chic, with the rT j verve of Summertime in every develop- a ment. Many are copies of higher-priced te models—many are higher-priced dresses He included at this price for tomorrow only. Giana . He Taffetas, Satins, Georgettes 2 Vis us « About 85 Banded Milan Sailors and * - FF Sow e ae amg eee ' : Panamas, : . . 4 | as, $5 Values, For Quick Disposal : $ 7.00 Hats in this lot that sold for $20. High ‘ class and newest colorings. Md None Exchanged and No Refunds. y Rae wea ym, - ey ow ee es ae mM... Wow lS Nabi) Neb, wo Nand. o Nabi o Namie’ > Natio Naha 2 Nash. aa"? Nab > Nah 2 Raa" 2; Set r rr , fe For a Clear Brain The morning cup of Old Judge Coffee clears the cobwebs of sleep from the brain, and lightens the duties of the day. cE Ow Jung Coffee Settles the Question At all good dealers, in one_cr three pound canisters. Order today. MEYER BROS, COFFEE & SPICE CO. ST, LOUIS MISSOURI ——— Per PROSSER FETE STOTT SETS , $ ys i) if > Fe eee ea ae *“wnehaaew bry OASTED & PACKED BY "ER akos. core # SATS ELVIN DEMANDS BABLER GARRY OUT + PROMISE TO RESIGN Former Congressman and Candidate for Lieutenant- Governor Tells of Agree- ment at Chicago Caucus. ‘GIVES OUT LETTER TO COMMITTEEMAN Asserts. Babler Agreed to Re- linquish Post if Vindicated and Saved From Further Humiliation. Politte Elvins of Bonne Terre, for- mer Congressman, delegate to the | Republican National Convention, and andidate for lieutenant-(rovernor of Missouri, vesterday sent to Jacob lL. Babler, Republican National Com huitteerman for Missouri letter re questing him to keeyp the protiire he is alleged to have made to Elvins and aOltners lo resie&} if he Were vindicated bv defeat of the cind his selection The letter follows “BONNE TERRE. Mo., June Mr Jacob L I Republican National Coninilt Internationa! life KRrnilding S| Louis, Mo “MY Wear Jake ‘You will reeall . he | ; ? Sf ‘ oe j . MmiOveiielil 1) eo iS comm lfleeman. sabler teeman-for Missoum, that Uuppo Louis on the night of eft for the lune 6, and before we all | Chicago COnVeEHnLION Nao told hie at the Missouri Athietic Clib, where we met at vour request, that if the movement to unseat vou could be de- thus vindicated you Missourtl mittee ‘ a cs feated and vou wouid upon your returh to resign from the National Con. if either Ll-o heard the « thought . for the best interests of the Republican parts “After we another onversatio that vou do 8o. reached Chicago and a movement was started which culhni nated in a caucus of th Missouri delegates fo) the purpose of deter- tnining whether or not yvour election should be rescinded, you again stated to me and to three or four others owed vour vindl- milta- resign that if vou were al cation and spared further tion at the your return to Missouri Statement Kelied on. “Upon these asSurances, your op ponents became conside fied lving statements, agreed not to wash out caucus, and it when the rescind youl caucus vou would upon , y): rmkOiil upoh Vout ra viv and they, re linen in the will be remembered that motion made to election I, by your the previous debate, and dirty Was prearrangement with innmmediately moved shutting off ion was lf oristel, opponents, question, that mv’ mot voted for by Judge Ing, Mr Mr. Monier, Mr the others who were [t will valled that my in seeking to shut off debate only to futher public criticism of the Missouri delegates and yourself, but detrimental effects upon the cause of Rov Davis and all against vou aiso be re: motlve was not Save to avoid the of such a row Lowden, i Iso (,0V. whose stanch friend I had been for many vears, and whom | had been for two vears advocating for the presti- dency. return from the lapsing of sufficient am Still convinced “Since our con vention and the cooling-off time, | that the best interests of the Repub- lican party in Missouri require that vou adhere to your expressed pu) pose and give up the national con mniitteemanship. Your usefulness in that office has been s0 irremediably impaired that continuance in it would not only be of no especial good would, in my judgment, detrimental to the cuuse of your to you, hut be very the party Move in Interest of Party. ‘| have not the clamor of the press nor swaved by detractors over whom I unduly the State, some of recognize to be mere icono- ‘PARIS. » Petit to Germany Charles France: (creat Britain, representing Italy. A'SBASSADORS 10 GERMANY: the Associated Press June 24.- have been Laurent, Lord Abernon, representing and Signor de Martino, GLOBE Men’s 5.00 Blue Serge Pants... __. 3.90 A CLEAN SWEEP Great Odd-and-End Sale TOMORROW at the Old Keliabie Men’s 20c Cotton ee 10c Men’s $6 Genuine Panama Hats. __. Men’s $10 Cool Cloth Suits... 4.90 who-avas Dres= i. been overwhelmed by | the statements of your) clasts and political opportunitsts; but | l am moved rather by the desire of Republicans generally, ing many of cood your best friends, who includ. | have perhaps talked more freely to. ‘me than they have to you. “IT hope that you will accept this letter in its true spirit and as coming. from one whose well wishes toward you are second only to his yearnings for the success of the Republican pert Yours very truly, “POLITTE ELVINS.,” Post-Dispatch reporter called up Babler’s office today the woman who answered, after learning that the Post-Dispatch was calling, said that Babler was not tn. She supposed that he would be in during the day, but she was not certain. Dabler, as late as last night, reit- erated to newspaper reporters that he had no intention of resigning. Sedalia Meeting Today. Elvins’ demand for Babler'’s res- ignation is concurrent with the cau- cus being held at Sedalia today to ‘clean house" by eliminating Bab- When A ier and others who have been econ- nected with recent money scandals. (‘harles Nagel, former Secretary of Commerce and Labor, who was unable to go to the Sedalia meeting. issued a statement last night that the Republican candidates who are beneficiaries of those now controlling the State and city be defeated in the coming election. Wife of 20 Vears Seeks Divorce. Mary MeManamee today filed suit nm the kast St. Louis City Court for livorce from Louis MeManamee. al- leging habitual drunkenness. They were married Feh. 15, 1898, and sep- arated last Monday. She asks for ' cuetody of their three minor children. | committees must Men’s 75c Balbriggan Underwear Men’s Blue Overalls and Coats Men's 17.50 Mohair Suits... __- 10.90 Men’ S $20 Cassim. & Worsted Suits 14.50 OPEN SAT. 50 Wash Suits 150 itiue Serge suits 8.45 rte Khaki and Work Pants 1.35 Men’s Combination Overalls ou "a5 Men’s Balbriggan Union Suits a5 B3e Slue Overalls de Men's 10.00 Silk Shirts« 7.00 Men’sand Beve’ Bathing Suits 50c Men's 2.00 Straw Huts Wen’'s 25c Ven's 50¢ Men's Elastle Seam Drawers Bors Wash Knee Carters Handkerchiefs Pad silk Panats DOLCBLE FAGLE STAMPS. NIGHT TILL 10. —According to! Journal three Ambassadors | selected— |, representing | BUSY BEE FRIDAY SPECIAL Assorted Pecan Patties, Butterscotch and Assorted Chocolates 50c ool BAKERY SPECIAL LITTLE MISS BROWN LAYER CAKE Friday Only 80c Each No Candies like Busy Bee Gndies” PET PL SORE a RE SER LEE BivE BIRD MALT EXTRACT For Baking and Household Use Accept No Substitutes ene i) BREAKFAST SPELL — | Swift’s Premium lh *T: Take a Kodak Home-Boiled Ham Wich You Choice Home-Boiled Beed Yongne Af |A-1 Chipped Beef, 1b.. feeeee lin how far | Fee ae tea Kodak tells you | Honey Crust Potato Chips. 2060 where you went and what you ; at Swift's Premium Bacon The pleasure of the trip can Sliced, pound . Piece, pound ........... ‘a Selected Brookfield Eggs never fade with clean-cut Kodak pictures to refresh a linggard memory. Retter tnke along a ee ' ly f film. We have a com- plete sanestmese, autographic Fancy Brookfield Butter, lb.62¢ and non-autographic—all res P and perfect in every respect. OTTO F. STIFEL S$. : Mail Orders a Specialty. REMBOLD’S Everything Photographic V.P. PRODUCTS FRESH DAILY Wisconsin Creamery, Ib... Elgin Creamery, lb....... Best Elgin Creamery, Ib. Fancy Parkdale Creamery, 50e SWISS CHEESE, best money 512 Pine.Stfeet Saas «; can buy, lb. Premium Santos Coffee, pound.. ‘te Se LB. REDUCTION oN. WATE WR UGS ° WITH FEACH PURCHASE ry" POUND OF COFFEE OR TEA * he market. Packed by The nastiest species of the cock- "x¢ ten Om the veered coffce a roach family, and other cockroaches | 7P°..°" Western country. nt cleaned out with Forbes’ Quality Brand Package Teas. “80 MADE AND SOLD BY Forbes’ Baking Powder 1139 Pine Street Both Phones. wh. DUGAN agi taken to lean out Cock- UNION MARKET | ‘80c INT ee ee Fo Raga a : “Soe We carry full lines of the beat GETZ COCKROACH POWDER Forbes’ Blue Mountain Brand Pkg. a coaches, Bed Bugs, Rats and Mica Don't say NO. If you havent round All Grocers and Druggists When {tn any trouble, just naturally . ss turn to Post-Dispatc! WANT ADS,, that HOME try a Post-Dispate?® Want and thev'll point the way out Ad. WE GIVE AND REDEEMEAGLE STAMPS $1.49 ShepherdCheckSuiting 90c 50 inches wide: neat black and white checks: “a vard $2. 50 Silk Skirtings. bea . ‘ight wanted color Sport Wicthbeael ine: gly ed crepe weave, Ww Satin stripes, a Vard 69 a, BROA DWAY ‘ a eee Notions , 12OO \ ard spools of 3-eord Basting Cotton. Tan 10¢ c olor. — . ‘ 10¢ Shinola Shoe Polish.......... iY J l5c 3-in-One Oil — — iam S. FS OT a MORGAN ST. 12¢ Spool Silk, all eolees.. ...:..t Pwevevvvevvyy’ l5ec Machine Needles, 4 in tube, Ags Extra Specials $2.00 Gowns Women's Muslin Gowns and Petticoats. cut eX tra fu l] nice! \ made eda $4, .39 $1.25 Drawers Women's Muslin embroidery ¢ 1! trimmed firli size and eX ellent value Brassieres Br ‘assieres, Drawers Womet proidel 1 immed dlesirable or very Ww a vy tte ‘ Oc Special Shapes! NIushe Milan ind .jap s streamers Another Big Millinery Sale | *: ors and Tur bans, mn lisere ) traws, Child’s Hats Fine Milans and rough Strong and dura braids. pokes ani d $ hle- excel $ 5 sailors, genie lent values with ribbon *$4 at $2.49 1: ee Boys’ WashSuits RaGOERe i patte - should se}] nt 81 U8. Special, only. Shapes!, ! ft | ace “OOTHS, Boys’ Trousers Size 6 to li-—matertals that wash and give excellent wear ad neat pat- S terns-———-extra Ee special——pair Men’s Work Pants Wash Goods Reduced Friday 25c Calicoes ; many Styles...... 19¢c 35c Apron Ginghams; bluc and white OS RE 25c 45c Voiles; dark printings.... 29c 59c Ticking; for ee Bey Gv Gres iv esas C 59c Table Oilcloth; all patterns....... 49c 75c Organdies; 40 in. wide: all col- 59c ‘Tomorrow we ldresses for charming L)re SNF one Women’s gette Waists: values to $10 Se Values Up to $7.95 SSES for hot weather wear. Q8 Thev are smartly trim Y avy of med with organdie col — st a lars and ecufts, and come towela: in dark and light colors.... yard.... fe ~ Waists beautifu! ‘ Todiae Head Dresses} 59, 40 Value - - Bs 36 inches wide, soft finish; ape. ie >t 7a } 3 , ° offer about 000 figured Voile cial price, vard.......... 1D women and misses, in many models These are just. the 30cToweling Wants Heavy finrsh 25¢ bleached hinen for roll hane erasl Sweat 75c Pili se we ~ sp] : ‘ ‘ . Rec . : ‘ : or mee sweaters; many White Crepe Plisse; for kiments 98 selact 08 and underwear from: - remnants of weed by th tay thelr meals indigestion.

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ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH on 4 / + : T . £p * 4 . — a re 4 ECIA ) sail iil Wadia dite Une tiie TOG ea TaD im ’ “ , dd i Mvlviu iad retainndiaitl ti dade idl HT AT (i fii it i yi? : at ih aaa i} hibit, hitit By nt Hii hie f Hi i : ait {) an | , " ' Wt | : 7 7 7 | : aaa — UELEREETECETTPLEP PAL Pe pes) 0 Ghee PegEET TRS PREPPY LL TPPULT) SCOT ORIG] badge tes te00s PRES PT PRP ate) PNT T | PRET | Seana ar aL ’ TTP PLLEALPPLET ALSTLEL Lc ceed Tenet] Pee Mh Mt bat bbedits. babbeas ebbbetbs allt i 1 ah | THE Ta char I rif} i ¥ ; rm ’ : ; ; , J ‘ Ra ee ~ Sup at TT oe | : a } ’ il ) ui Th Dh dette : tae am - 7 Ty a 3 a ” ee ae... Potato Chips. .2¢ | Ea 8 r ee in Accepting Committee Work | Between Directly emium Baco "* Senator Says G. O. P. Will | | Hs Olive and aul Ce | : PE 35 Get Votes in South. : ; Jpposite Locust Post Office * %) — Rept cig me Re tow | Bee hd ene | n. >. i ie ew ~ Boiled Beet Mong, | | OT Re | rookfield Eges PHILADELPHIA, June 24.—The| |= ‘election of Harding and Coolidge by : 1 eld Butter, lb .62 a “landslide vote”’ was predicted last | = 5i —_ [ O f H , ) night.by United States Senator Boies) * STIFEL S. Fantose, in a statement accompany- | TS FRESH DAIL Es ing his acceptance of membership on. “the Republican National Executive | bamery, Ib...“ Committee. > ary, es 4c In accepting the appointment he = 9 ° SP ee wired Chairman Hays: “I expect |} bamery, lb... .4§ ie Batt Cte on fork in| tt ale Creame : give my full time to the work in| ry. of & very short while. I have had a} : | ESSE, best money prolonged illness, as you know, but! [= ‘80 - : d 50 i | ™, DEO ILE ASI he AO te tO ETE NA Rie ape, Sethe eM Ae eae if on re " ‘ v (’ is = ee x te 9 ’ a pus * » sy ; fe * he age ve aie ted rye Oo a 7 . . See Kir Roy La Sh ee i “am practically restored to rugged. -health, and shall hope to see you at! Mite "pe : a A ao —-_ abe > an early date.”’ | rams er ee a 7 > be dl , . > “. lena! Se eae ; - p + ems * 6 a0 ie "> ae Ae ~ ne Se dk, he ot erential of « ' SE A ME ad eS PURCHASE “Since the Chicago convention © 1 COPTEE OR TEA | have been in communication with . response from the followers of Col. | i ° ad od e -- -- . ‘ Roosevelt. This is indicated by the) fz ¢ , W 7 ré , r r ‘ a eC \ 4 nN If you haven't foun assurances of support that have §/# CO &y O a Uu — 1 | once. ‘ Personally I am in favor of. cord extending this organization to the) eres 33 ie shor engpery : —and signalizes its entry into the business world by announcing Ben of the heat, pach members of the National Committee MARKET | ator undoubtedly met with a hearty) Post-Dispatch War come to him from former leaders of. — - ers for the ticket wit be started ai Tf : He has just completed arrangements with |Hirsh, Wickwire Company] of Chicago to carry Southern states, where the unpopu- fe] their..deservedly popular clothes exclusively in this city. These very finest of ready-to-wear a AA RS SS gmt A LN LT NN eR wth Ma eral oo fea and coffee firm ' and others prominent in the party, | d Package Teas. S¢ Eas ahow that dearding | in Brand- Pkg. Teas 9€ mane (wh antiegmant alite “ _ pasty. pene — leaders ee 70V. Henry J. en of Kansas, who, | Sethe ‘Western Prosvemives and : M . M ° a Silb ; h , h: r : : : was himself ‘prominentiy. discussed | r. Maurice L. Suberman, the owner, has been connected for more than twenty years with / MPS EEE ieistiae sonke akywhere| two of this city’s leading men’s stores. He is known personally to hundreds of St. Louisans ay of the 2 sooailagegges memmestey 8 as pronounced as s elsewhere. . ° ° ° ° ° Lock for the election of the Repub clothes will hereafter be sold in this city only at Maurice L. Silberman’s 1 in tube, 10¢ Francisco, convent jon. wil “he the [Ie oe ; Siem beesed folitioal body that over |i After negotiations in general had been completed, Mr. Silberman broached the subject of r 25 the coming campaign there will be this year. assembled in this country. With six. ro Progressive Republicans, nor anv Would Invade South. | hS + . Hs Cabtfnet cee and it = é6 ‘ . 9 e uits teen onthe rong andthe putting his best foot forward” for the opening of the store In his statement on the party's | : other sort of Republicans except | . Harding Republicans. “The nomination of the Ohio Sen-| “The work of organizing the vot-| platform written at the White House, it will be a convention of intimida- | * god tion, a Wilson convention, in which) the delegates, largely office nie He | ° e e . ° a wilt take orders from Washington. [le —whereupon, | Hirsh, Wickwire Company| placed at his disposal, at tremendous concessions, “The people now, more than ever | before, are demanding a change in | J j=3 ° ° ° governmental affairs. The problems | }/#= their entire stock-on-hand aggregating that confront the country today | [/Z= must be worked out by an adminis- | _ Oftion of character and resourceful- | See st: oh . Sccer COE re me ow “o Harding Not Dictator. - ness. The election of Senator Hard- | ing will restore the confidence of : ® a ; the country in its public men. He has been likened to William McKin- | gey, and accurately so, for he is a man of McKinley’s constructive abil- | [J= ere | nd solid qualities of statesman- | J jz 9 “WHTis activities as a public man have not been limited to the realm aie Gant Fa —every suit bearing the |Hirsh, Wickwire Company} label tator, With him in the White House there will be entire harmony be- tween the executive and legislative branches of the Government; they prabfene of reconstruction. From ff Men who are posted on style and quality know that no better clothes are made—men who are posted on price the beginning I considered Senatar | Haffing an ideal candidate, and I | J }sa ' . . . : : as Se enieh: ie ites, he wat Grow stronger con: |i know that | Hirsh, Wickwire | Suits normally begin at $60 or $65, never less—yet we offer in this introductory sale Ria sp antly with the people. He pos- = : os . gesses personal magnetism and as a _ ite-gétter I do not know his equal ~ fw the Republican party. ““"The Republican ticket will carry Pennsylvania by a_ record-breaking QecMh seconsccessce al | Hirsh, Wickwire Company | | Hirsh, Wickwire Company | | Hirsh, Wickwire Company of the State. These men inform me See | $60 to $70 Suits $75 to $85 Suits $90 to $100 Suits The Democrats will make a sorry showing. As a rule, they are dis- gusted with the Wilson administra- = : try and, besides, thousands of os Demecrats will refuse to follow the 7 Palnier-Guffey leadership.” = J | Increased Fares Suspended. E . By the Associated Press. ~ . /8PRINGFIELD, Ill, June 24.—! |} Taped street car fares for Cairo, | [/— ; nville and Ottawa were re-/|jj= } nded by the State Publio Utili- | [j= as! \. Acids in Stomach jj. a. = The sale starts tomorrow, Friday, in rather crude quar- Three-piece models of every type. Real imported En- ti Commission yesterday untli Dec.” 29. K : Cause Indigestion £ texs to be sure, but we’ve not had time to fit them up prop- glish worsteds (finished and unfinished) ; Scotch tweeds Ali : inv ii erly. When you see the Suits—when a full realization of that were woven in Scotland; blue and fancy serges, ZW Pike ies the values sinks in—you won't miss the usual “trimmings.” velours, tropical woolens of every sort; fine flannels, plain Create Gas, Sourness é , | and fancy and Pain—How to Treat {jj Hundreds & hundreds of H irsh, Wickwire | : Suits in all weights for all temperatures. Suits for busi- Every pattern that can possibly be sought; every proper Medical authoritt te that ly | I Ee ° ° , } airli a Meepstinthd 68 the caste of stomach trea-|EE ness and sport wear. Every Suit hand-tailored to the last color—blue, brown, green, pencil stripes, hairlines, chalk Indigestion, «s ess, b ing, «as, me . ° . . 3 “nausea, etc., are due to an ex: |B] stitch; every Suit guaranteed 100% all-wool. lines, overplaid checks, etc., ete. ting. nausea, etc., are due to an ex- of hydrochloric acid in the stomach no believe to a lack of di- ive juices. The delicate stomach {fs irritated, digestion is delayed sours, causing the disagreeable Hie Tismosessrseeescllfl Terms during this sale only will be CASH—a charge not to exceed $1.50 will be made for alterations o real harm’ Try ao . : _ during this sale only—NO charge, however, for merely lengthening . or shortening trousers OF sleeves Bell Phone, Olive 7733 ee ER rani ~~ mth mate - f a ADVERTISEMENT « es AEN PEER RI CR eR ee ny pre ‘ 3 — —_ * - 7: aon ee eve = —" rym + eT e * at oun a on — | eae - - ~ , “ ~~ n Oe! pm « — —er a ee a ‘ a _— ~ ror) _— - —— — wets . ieee vib at ew - - ene aw ~_ em a saad ~ one . . _— . — - o

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ot nt ol i. ale ee pated Vit i sina at cies in, alice can a lle ene ein ~ _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH saa TT Ts re F *, ~ o bh hens : eAts , -s ees page ra pte nin hair in of wong hi — Salt : 5¢ Globe Premium lamily Soap; 26 4c every detail. The player-action (full Judge —_ * rton, Cnhalrmnia : hare pe , 2? 2m. ney . : . Round boxes Free-RKunni Sali, . case, $3.80; pe ‘> - ] pe, 2iv- the board, said the telegram wae re- per box ‘ oo Aristos, Pillsbury, Sweet Home or 86 note) is the rvs improved type, g1 ceived bv him last Monda: ft was f (us, 104¢ Koval Patent blour— ing such flexibility of control that the , aT Tye ) é es «& . marked ag ss and confidertia Snider's Catsup; pints 5e i anak oa on person playing becomes master of the ard there ore was not conImMmunicatea ) I ‘ ‘? 4-1) minet $1 "1 " n mi *S ° » Sith . : , y cs an¢ bv Judge Barton to the other mem- sani Flush, 19¢ oe = ; Ae se rh keyboard, varying tempo, dy a ] . “)- & ick . ‘ . c — M o hers of the board. I tack Frost Baking Powder: 1-1 Senmainen tal phrasing at will. The case design 1s ex Several meimnbers of the hoari had|# 4" aSe; 3-02. can, Se; 1c size T¢ ” bars . 13¢ quisite, the cabinet work masterful and said no message Was received Camnbell’s Soups: cken, -Aspara rein AL gy or ges os sah the finish beautiful. The Chilton may A well-confirmed report in labor | Me rurtie and fu 10¢ 3 9c | had 1 ith h an fumed oak circles today said the board is di- ls or L ifeboat Pink Alaska 18¢ Pe arl Soap; arge square har: Blo 2e 1a in eit er ima Og y, vided three wavs, the labor group Sulmon: ‘a . p . or polished oak. ( laremont Brand Red Salmon; Gr: ‘adma Washing Powder, 15 holding out fur an award which both , 28¢ 4 nkes ¢ the company and public representa: | hitchen. Klenser, AC I er or Star Soap, 15¢ Aeolian Made—Aeolian Guaranteed > bar ’ tives think is exhorbitant, and the’ # Pet can. ut eimai a Del Brand Tomatoes: . | (irav'’s Cleanser: egula ari i e eiaware ran, MmaLloes,; E , = company group refusing to concede 9B per van 3¢ 2 size Ite Included with the Chilton at this low price an award that the publie group think _ orn Nef fautz Gloss Laundry 10¢ (; Grand~ na Whi te 1 aundry SOAaD: ote . are a combination bench and ten dollars ; Soap. 3 bars : st R * r , > is reasonable. f Indigo Wash Blue or Ammonia, 4p 1 bars poe worth of music rolls of your own selection. Hanger .eclared today that there % bottles cp Export ae ce ‘ are wea It may be purchased on convenient weekly or . “at eS re lla? ‘ aie i a ‘ ~ /was nothing in the present situation, oe — , AIP Waltke’s Estre amily Soan: pe! monthly terms. however, to warrant the assumption Une y Sam Matches, Ae case, afi 6, $6.39; 1-ib. size 11¢ thut the board. faced a deadioek Fowler Brand Sugar Corn: ° 50 ial Brand Household Tar 5C * There is every indication, he said, . oe porte ‘Sees we Polish: Ee CO lan [>.. that a satisfactory agreement will Croatal White py Fae, 8c peular 406 cane 15¢ be reached LABOR BOARD SAID 10 BE DIVIDED ON } B. M. FRANK| Cut-Price Grocery pep. ny AILROAD WAGES | SouthwestCor.13th | We deliver orders not less than $2.00 worth, Mail, phone or " Sigscecoasaesaies se ee out-of-town orders promptly attended to. es Group for Labor Favors’ Award Others Oppose, and Public Company Groups Disagree. Central 685. Phones. Olive 8312 These prices are good for 4 days only—June 25. 26. 29th. DOWN GOES THE HIGH COST OF LIVING. 28 and and Pure Cane Light or Dark 2ahe Tomatoes: S 3 size ca! Indian Brown Sugar. per !b 9 e. David Crockett or Mavde 15¢ Pure Cane Granulated Sugar: Ge brand v per ; pure white; B. & M. Vish Flakes. 11¢ Peaches: . t sheng een 22¢ California, Yell r li BARTON RECEIVED Pee eho dann casas Ra Le, ee oe i P 32¢ . per 1b . se ‘20-Mule orar sw TT WILSON MESSAGE. ee Rubber Jar Rings. at po Bor oo lic ie cit gl ar an 11¢ z pag megererar ry arn 1 aes 0 21¢ Del-tKose American Brand sardines Union Leaders Not Optimis- JJ 'eve or Caroline; tas cans ge Pas ete Pe Salues C h ; ' fas @ , peepee’. A5¢ I hpomeng ty td a aroni or Noodle “: 9% e tic as to Outcome, Fearing § a wi gt NE Pp : - Au0onal Rolled Oats. Deadlock Will Wreck Ef- tie inz Pork and Beans, l1¢ al pa initia aac be we bs Chilton Player- 1an0O ord s bb ow der per wkKe "5 ee ' a C fort to Settle Issues. | Rumford's naking Powde 2716 | tkettoge’s Corn Pakes, i; OO . Wabashee int Farly June Veas; ~ Dhes : $ . * size can 19l¢ Sanne Feneete I rey large 20-02 By the Associated Press yay Gunpowder, Pin Head Mixed or per pks , 9c CHICAGO, June 24.—-The mystery Black Dea; regular 90 \ ie te : : 54¢ Salmon; pl: Aiaska: flat Sy-ib / Ln; per cat 12 § Terms as Low as within a reasonable Steinway Representative In Saint Louis at 1004 Olive St. length of time. Union leaders here, however, are not so optimistic. The brotherhood. men, who adopted a stand of puas- sive neutrality when the board was created, and later became openly hostile when the decision was de- laved, declare they believe the board will be wrecked on the same dead- lock that ended President Wilson’: attempt to settle the railroad prob- lem last winter through another tri- partite organization | Judge R. A. Barton, the board. declined this report “It tak All goods guaranteed to give you your money's worth or money back at any time. Come carly to avoid the rush. Announcing for Tomorrow, Promptly at 9:00—and We Aduise Early Attendance— Charge Purchases chairman of to comment on' es time for nine! tomorrow and the men, representing three different nt ier of the month ; os rem der > month, viewpoints, to agree on anything,’ he ; ; ° . waid payable in August. a Sensational Sacrifice Sale 1 SRI Sige ker Lee 509 Washington Av. Strike Threatens to Tie Up Anthra- | cite Coal Mines. By the Assoctated Press. PHILADELPHIA, June 24 EL f- | fects of the railroad yardmens strike have reached the anthracite coal re- gions and it was said today that both production and shipments of hard coal would be at a standstill unless there is a speedv improvement in ‘ne situation Reports from Pottsville and Reading said large numbers of Reading railway have joined) the walkou! Harrisburg. Tamaqua and other upstate points also report- ed accessions to the strikers’ ranks. At Harrisburg an embargo on _ 8}! freight except perishables and coal was in effect on the Reaaing lines Strike leaders here contir.ued (#- 1089 Georgette Waists| . t the Lowest Price of the Year! mer g End- of-the-Month Economy Sale! For the Next 5 Days—wUntil July 1st—We Will Give 20% OFF 20% ues rms fo, Youn Ww War ereba 20% 0f 20% Off ~choie of 200 20% Of —Choice of 200 Traveling Bags. 20% Off Sik in Lenn dbags. 20% Off “th Eten Sets, Toilet Cases, Bill Books, Auto- mobile Lunch Sets. ’ Sige pre Only a Few of the Many Special Values We Are Offering: % | $7.50 Fiber Cases, with $6. $15.00 Canvas Dress "apg epecial. : 32.00 ‘ straps, at 00 5 Trunks, apecial.. : $10.00 ’ Wardrobe . ‘ eather § 70.00 Canvas Dress Trunks. speciai. $52.75 SultCases 15. 00 Trunks, specia! $15.00 $2.50 Traveling $125.00 Wardrobe . 2 00 $25.00 Fiber Dress 00 Trunks, special...... $85.00 | ae : 00. | aed be wear Dress ~ . $18. 9175.00 Wardrobe $140. 00 Bags... $6 Trunks $25.00 Trunks, special. _ oy Leather Travel- $10. 00 $3.00 Icy Hot. 2. are oe anned and Straw $1 .60 | Bage..... Bottles. . ~~ § 40 ae teg eee eS i $28 60 onhher Trave!- ' $20. 00 | | $5.00 Icy Het Bottles. §3 9S | 90.50 rive Fiber ‘Canea, “ith $2.00 | gilt, Rage... s+ “sos eine. . aa Case re ona wie os , $10.00 , Carafes, $5.75 nw Pare eT SHO | 970.00 Steamer J A}_OO | 810.50, dressing $7.50 P.C. MURPHY TRUNK CO. ”” me ‘so far as the movement of freight /was concerned. Officials of the Pen- | eer eel el al ll | | railway sion wit ‘partial settlement ”’’ /that assurance of the President's ef- forts to expedite the award, GUARDIANSHIP NOT REMOVED begun his fight to have the wedding | ‘of the Indian and white woman an- 1089 splendid quality Georgette Waists, sacrificed regardless of cost or former selling price! Many at day to claim all three lines entering I‘hiladeliphia were effectively tied up svivania and the Reading denied this and dec'-red most of the strikers’ paces had been filled. The Baltimore |\& Ohio said only 60 men were out in| _its local yards. way below cost of manufacture. Enormous savings! Text of President's Message to Rall- road Labor Board. By the Associated Prese WASHINGTON, June 24.—-The text of President Wilson’s message to the Railroad Labor Board at Chi- cago, requesting that its decisions on wages be expedited, made public today, follows: “Reports placed before me show transportation situation hourly grow- ing more difficult, and 1 am wonder. . ing whether it would not be possible for your board to announce a deci reference to the ‘ndi.eg wage matter. At least would it not be possible for your board. if it has reached no final conclusions relative to these vital matters. tentatively to agree upon a settlement or even a Every Size and Color $8 & $7 Waists $6 & $5 Waists Sacrificed for Only Wale va }e . "| sSsne , the Internationa , inion, testified 1 lretroit the « ale an hour the firs cents rhe exh cents @fter the fi liu present i ? int FLAS », Fmpiorye =} in $2415.27 a vear f famiiv of five © Shea said S en would be 4 show that living from $2000 a ye four to $3300 a ; e. even. Twins Are “Har vy the Associated LANCASTER, bovs born Weds \Mirs. Enos White Madison Townsh! “Harding” and — _ —— es 60 ‘ y

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~ ~~ — — at — ‘ ‘a — a aera tt pr. Samp ite, itn, Rie Atm SO IE A 2% a ol Encanto, | ee tee ce ee ee el, ee ’ a : 1 RR EN A I EO LO LLIN | A OO OA ON, LOL, ly, I IE OO I No NN a el Oe ey EO eT aT EN RN I ei a, i . i Gs ae 2 hag th , ~ *e Si ha Ee OO agree in, en, BO on A scianie . — Me. fil — a a . . wn hes ~ PR eer - LE LO LE Ll ee Mm eis aa OO Re me a A ' ' , aia , ¥ PLP LO LLL LOREAL OAL, LOA, Gy Se al Oe he el d : > ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1920. LL LI » 2 - a Oe ee ~— ——® Ganges ae —~ ame COUNTRY ‘Bank Club, comprising employes of... . : ee oe a CLUB FOR BANK the institution. The tract contains '- §. Recognizes Guatemala Regime, which succeeded that of Dr. Estrada pe ee 120 acres, on which is situated a, BY the Associated Press ,Cabrera, has been recognized by the Benjamin Gratz, director. of the| dwelling of 14 rooms. WASHINGTON, June 24.—The; United States, it was announced to | First National Bank, has turned over Formal opening of the place will Herrera Government in Guatemala, day at the State Department A IN Wi] his country home and estate on the take place Sunday, July 4, when a z bluffs - overlooking ‘the Merame: program will be arranged to mark t | River, just east of Glencoe, as a the first anniversary of the First Na- | Portable Grafono- July Records i Het j}country club for the First National tional Bank. | las for Canoes Now on: . qere) Ooo 00 2. 0.90 SHO S Company Contends, However, : Sale 5 [20 38 — 39 — S] —- E i : / _ ‘ It Can Settle Their Demands | : | , Y Buy | his SN FOR MEN AND WOMEN Without en i “ % VAN WEAR W. L. DOUGLAS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae = ww “) i - J ‘ ‘ CZs Uy By a Staff Correspondent of the Post- | RSL | Stearner Vs . | | = \ ] F ° d bevsanenon CITY, 30. June | Friday Evening EG , | Ae : Grafono — Yl ay S ; i] HEY are sold in 107 of our own stores direct fromour actory to wearer at only one profit. All manufacturing and middlemen’s profits are elim- inated. By our method of selling W. L. Douglas shoes, the wearers are re- ceiving from 10% to 20% more shoe value for their money. W.L. Douglas $9.00 and $10.00 shoes for style, comfort and service are absolutely the best shoe values in this country for the money. The smart styles are the leaders in the fashion centers of America. W. L. Douglas name the retail price are stamped on the bottom of all shoes before they leave the factory, which protects the wearer against high prices and un- reasonable profits. If you could visit W.L. Douglas extensive and well equipped factory at Brockton, Mass., and see for yourself the high grade leathers used and how care- fully the shoes are made by the highest pai skilled shoemakers, under the supervision of expe- rienced men, all working with an honest determina- tion to make the best shoes for the price that money can buy, you would understand why money can saved by wearing W. L. Douglas shoes. W. L. Douglas shoes are for sale by over 9000 shoe dealers besides our own stores. If your local dealer cannot supply you,take no other make, Order direct from the factory. Sen for booklet telling how to order shoes by mail, postage free, ED lp Oa Ream ae = CAUTION. — Insist upon having W. L. President med oak Zwine Are “Harding and a - os VV’ W k] M h] Grafonolas Frank O'Shea, vice president of Sails ar 8:30 p. m. Returns at “te a , ee y or ont y Exclusively tlre International Street Car Men's! 11:30 p.m. 25¢ retunded it \ | Here’s an easy way to secure thig9 new mode! Crafonola and a Union, testified that in Cleveland and steamer returns 15 minutes Jate. , selection of records—vour own choosing-—-for immediate home Detroit the scale of wages is 70 cents Autos parked and attended ar | ' ff entertainment. This popular priced Grafonola an hour the first three months. 73 J. S. whart enclosure—25c. No SNO ies . cents the next nine months and 75 — tipping. Washington Ave. well 1S cents @fter the first year lighted to river. SOE OE PO Te Ce ie i ae w 7 _— eee ee » “=e ee @ embodies every musical feature you could wish for, with the added advantage of all exclusive Columbia improvements. The best value vou can find. t is an Ha presented an ‘exhibit F 1.00, including ‘ax : , presented : prepared are, $1.00, including ‘X’ar Tax, ality .in by an East St. Louis street | for adults and children. Advance 7 Place Your Order Early railway yn (full employe, showing that he needed sale at Conroy’s, Ilet 20a Olive | A i | : ot $2415.27 a year for the support of his Sts. Tickets at whart on. day of ! : : 9 ype, giv- family of five sailing. ' > i \ } f ? “AR ; lal > hat the O'Shea: said St. Louis street car STRECKFUS S~FAMBOAT maps 4 : | | L _* | ot the nien would be put on the stand to Wharf, foot of S ashin,.on Ave { 4 — J 7 u- . 4 STAN - , € ~ a Grafonola Shops Wf , /) yore A ee Wh ted WGA). pabapaem rang cuueyeet tet" = ; ! A —_— + f tetir} , ics and show that living expenses here range | sera Phones: ; a from $2000 a year for a family of WS Mein 4770. Central 1005, ~ : | Tae fo emi iS exX- four to $3300 a year for a family of Sa _HZA7Z _ ri bg | be ful and: {§ eleven. Rin es a 1008 Olive St > ¢ ° tha) e | : (| > 2 HUPELERACRPURDODEAOGESEODAD ON LGOGADODOOEE PEDOAEGROAGDGDDAERDORRDDN CRORE LA ORTEDAGOSGEDE DL EOOPERSD ENGEL EROGOGRROE S(SGBRRDEL URED ENT LaPC TORE SODRD TERE e;eRRS PEL TOGDAE AND EC NTS REDD eEEbe Leeds emeEe Teton SIIMMniMim mm n Mn nny Do = ¥ = ’ _—- - —_ ‘ ton may - at =— _ es ~ — me ae - - . - _- - eee eae ae em wee ee - -—= —- Co. 7 606-608 Washin ) , n S | f kK] d 608 shinglon Avenue Charge Purchases Made Friday | W I } } I } } e Thru to Sixth Street | . A Nol Payable Until August | aA C O O CI- rt C ve St. Q ” _ Hats & Sports Hats — Sale of Tricolette Dresses ggeg ates uw siz50 llower-trimmed Hats ee oe Or cece hal at, : - " — es | mone ae Fy ccd ~ ah he orrow, qhance— | 2 7 tractive styles and col- we Wonderfully Clever Sport Models and Smart Street Styles —~ Of DENY Se F wear with ight Summer 7 40 , oN r , War - r TO 7 frocks. The ribbon sport FASHIONABLE FOULARDS :: TAFFETAS :: COMBINATIONS Hate ais mt east . wonderful values. Second Floor. ce Sale ? - : Also FIGURED GHORGEIT ES: : CREPE DE CHINES oe : : G . | } ors; very appropriate to Here are 300 exquisite new Summer Dresses ‘from which to choose. We purchased them at tremendous price concessions. We anticipate a demand for these splendid ie er bar@ains that will sweep them from our stoeks in ra lew g bn reat Sale of Girls’ Marvelous Values (sin eham I resses at This Low Price ; an“opportaniey thas molhalaial Mi save money will be quick to take advantage ot. — ———— bugil ie en nee oe i ee ee na — - - scale nthe wenn ~ — - ee ee es Coe . ; oe " gies icieeessendeeeteensinantiiiliien coins nase OE RR er eee ae he | = ~~ ll Several hundred splendid Gingham Dresses at far below their real worth. Regular $3.95 Dresses | ae, «2 as tee ag say ~ — a <a wy . Bee Re x < t 4 I ey ah Space will not permit a lengthy description of these Dresses. They speak for themselves, m their beauty of fabrie and smartness of de | sign. The very newest style ideas~beaded Georgette overblouses with brian . HF . accordion pleated crepe de chine skirts. figured Georgette and crepe de chine combinations, tricolette Dresses, tricolette and crepe de ehine i 7 combinations. | or eee or. Pretty Gingham | | Dresses in becoming. INCLUDED ARE: | | = : 2 | vouthful styles~man) ee ee ee ee ae ay different models. Some have white or Sports Dresses of Iricolette Street Dresses of Tricolette i : | 4 sane Y collars; fancy pockets Figured Georgette Dresses en’ ae meg gandie collars, cuffs and sashes. some have embroidered pique Beaut fu l Foulard Dresses | ‘ears | Becoming colors— , ‘ | | pink, maize, Copen- Fine Taffeta Dresses | | 1+ hagen and green, in new plaids, checks Fashionable Combinations e oui shltneni DRESSES—Fourth Floor Balcony j i 22 ~ - — alae Se et - ~ +.

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12 | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH vie ee ae ae > be ee wer eer es Se ee i ee ad tt ie de on ceili diate neti cmt ti, ali alll alli ce il a eli, NN tN ce’ te ag Ne ag ty ys OO GO Ne a eae Nay ge: ey ta A et eit ee 7 a ——o —— o= THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1920. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH one a nn tt eee nee me assing C hones chins w hen Infernal | Machine Explodes at Doors. ssociate | Press se: a rts, 18 years old, died in a hospital} om erliously injured as a result | , aco. am, placed against the door, a plumbing shop last night The girls weré walking past the ee ne Cm RL KILLED, ONE HURT, BY BOMB ° * bomb expiosion which wrecked ae nnety SE ey AR Nvlconnery conse a aa , ie ; ve | inert. who received an advance of| i eae —s peal 9 it Wien fs per cent, effective April 1. Rec-| them ana they were taken to police, ing agreed. The melon wasn't very | | I c é e . . shop when the bomb, which sn "| | panded. The hearings are expected| in charge of the juvenile division of ‘never again to steal a melon or any- clated Press iii , é . oe "Po" | to continue for two or three weeks. (the Police Department, and Chief thing else. AGO, June 24.—Ethel Rob- | hurling them across the street "e Members of the commission are Dr... | lice laid the bombing to a labor wa (The home of the owner of the shop nd her friend, Annie Guest, | was wrecked by a bomb five months | ) oe ‘will | | i Bills to Eliminate Discounts and) Fes® ' Scranton, representing the operators, Increase Large Consumers’ | and a eet Rates Prepared. re ey ry eee nee ee tae a we) ae rarer ify earn ~ 2. ~ ” and —, . pret Pe . . — we aes . cet Figg) = a 2 ware - a ¥ Mee — ‘“ ne a a, ap X ee to eee 1c owe a ren. " e . = ~ “ P . wth ne ~ m {ap ety ee Ser ces 7 ‘Ss . . ” Rat Ae IRN | ME GRD aa 2 gs RY? WR pars ances — Bass : P alice - YCOYE a adaemichalechen os a —— — ae , ES sho Saw gyar Tas) : rays + oF tar aN I RE ANOS RE ne _- oe we s08 ; New brogue - for Men of Tan English Grain Leather 12.50 and an excellent value in every way. Swope’s likewise offer many other attractive Brogue Oxfords, variously priced from $10 to $20. OLIVE AT JO*ST. Surely a style of the utmost distinction, thoroughly British. Splendid wearing, too, | Two bills, designed to increase the | icity’s revenue from water rates by | | $340, 000 a year, will be presented to | the Board of Aldermen, probably to- | | ful ‘Utilities Committee of the Aldermen | = | Ohio State University, chairman, rep- | resenting the mine workers. POLICE HELP DESTROY EVIDENCE Ch | St. Loulgs yesterday aided four youth- | morr ow, having been agr eed 4IponN | of their crime, making it impossible | jat a conference between the Public | to prosecute them. The four boys, each 13 years old. -- ee ——~ bituminous; Were caught redhanded when they Mulconnery consulted on the punish- | eo“ copped” a watermelon from a fre ight len Let's make them eat the car A railroad watchman arrested | melon,” suggested the Chief, and E iam O. Thompson, president of| SALESMEN WANTED For high-class, nationally advertised and na- tionally priced article. One of St. Louis’ leading retail establishments wishes some city salesmen. Men of class and ability can earn from $50 to $75 per week with us. Apply by letter, Box K- nting the public; OM. Connell, @ Neal Ferry of McAdoo, Pa., rep- ‘Fliome of Robin Brand ief of Police Mulconnery of Fast Food Products. Sole Distributors ——— -— —— -— —- — -—— + - - Norway’ § : Finest” Sardines These brands are the acme of perfection in Nor- wexian Sar dine s: each tin is gui aranteed to con- tain the utmost in quality. There is something | in the ‘ir delicate flavor that wins you the first time you try them The pure Spanish Olive Ol adds to their high nutritive value, | | NORCANNER Brand Kippered Herring and | Young Herring in tom ato puree are “aeres oo this premier line of Norwegian canned fish Geli- | cacies. Include them in your next grocery order. You | will use no other. The SCUDDERS-GALE GROCER CO. | SSS) a — eel eile ln EAL A - : 46 LUEB B open -i bs A A ee ect robbers to destroy the evidence 266, Post-Dispatch. The POST-DISPATCH is the onty St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ; One of the bills provides for elim- inating the present discount of 10! to ‘per cent for prompt payment. This! ‘is expected to add $250,000 a year | to the revenue. The other, which | would increase the price to large | ‘consumers from 6 to 8 cents a| | thousé ind gallons, is expected to pro- | ‘duce additional revenue of $90,000. Commissioner Wall says the added | revenue is needed to provide for ex- | tensions, and that the only alterna- | tive to the proposals is a general in-| ‘erease of flat rate charges, which, | ihe estimates, would add $275,000 od ‘the annual receipts. The present | |measures have been introduced pre- | | | | viously and were opposed by the ‘Chamber of Commerce and the Man- jute acturers’ Association. re eee COMMISSION BEGINS HEARING HARD COAL WAGE DISPUTE _ ee | | Sessions in Scranton Are kxpected to Continue for Two or Three Weeks. | By the Associated Press. SCRANTON, Pa., June 24.— The} | Anthracite Coal Commission, recent- | 'ly appointed by President Wilson, | | opened hearing here today in the) | wage controversy between the hard coal operators and mine workers. | |The commission is taking up a task over which a joint conference subh- committee of operators and miners_ wrestled in vain for six weeks in April and May. | The commission's program called for the hearing of the miner’s rep- | resentatives first and it was expected | union officials of the. three districts comprising the anthracite field would | be the first witnesses. | The specific demands of the men, | have not been made public, but it is| | known they will ask to be placed on! ELCH & CO., 1109 OLIVE ST. TE” EXTRA SPECIAL OFFER!!! She Mastér Phonograr AND 10 SELECTIONS As an extra special to acquaint 100 families with e marvelous tonal quality of the celebrated Sarola onograph, we will deliver the magnificent No, 95 | Cabinet Model and 10 Selections of your own choice on ment of 85.00 cash. The Sarola Uni-tone re- ucer plays all records perfectly and eliminates all © noise. The cabinet is constructed of solid mahogany. The complete outfit priced at.......... *S CASH Delivers to Your Home the Celebrated Plays All Records are Hear the Emerson Records Hear the Emerson Records Here $150 ALL-BLUE ENAMEL Combination Range $250 Bedroom Suite 5 You must act quickly if you want to take advan e | of this sensational bargain, Designed in the pe Rn . Queen Anne Period, exceptionally large proportioned and daintily ornamented. Comes in the popular Amer- lean walnut finish. Set comprises large dresser, chif- forette and bed—dressing table priced extra, On sale at , +) i il $125 25 Davenette Set $ ee viiediitae tae can you purchase a massively designed com K gt tt —aii bive er gae—hus| 3-plece Davenette Set at such an amazingly low rice, = 18-inch oven — our coal] a6 pictured above. Each piece su Pa aeeen | Glcen Ske Govan epcus tate «fun e y ece e divan opens int il. _~ of divan, armchair and Danna Roa red bed. Set consists 7 FURNITURE &1 §. MUSICAL INSTRUMFNTSz 5428 1109 OLIVE STREET ve? finish and con- wide arms on each *@eee34«auoeaeeoees o> VV RFT Ge eC ese OCS SEBS @ 6 $75 9x12 om pss D} and Water Commissioner Wall. — Please Shop Carefully No Exehanges or : Returns Permitted A Money-Saving Opportunity of Rare Import in This HENOMENAL SALE OF UMMER DRESSES More Than 500 New aa | Women who have a keen desire to dress well and, at the same time, like to economize, will not miss this sale. It is the greatest of its kind we have held this season. Summer Dresses, Worth Up to $19.95, in ! This Sale at tl gti a -- $10. 00 | dies in all the pastel shades. a phenomenal sale of Summer aie PAPA LOL A A Great Sale of An Eastern manufacturer just closed out his entire stock them to you Friday in the following underpriced lots. To $4.95 $ % To $6.95 $©).95 Smocks .. . Smocks... In this lot are Smocks of voile, beach The Smocks at $2.95 are made of cloth, seco cloth and woodlun cloth, in the same materials, but have novel all colors, and smocked and embroid- trimmings of crepe, silk and wool. All ered in contrasting colors. colors and color combinations. , Sizes 6 to 44 Sizes 14 to 44 Second Floor. Figured and Plain kb Colored Organdies, Small and Large Check and Platd Ginghams. LP LOL Le lle ll el lal el lll al ll al lal tl a ll ll al ll all al ll al la all al ll yore ~ THOMAS W. GARLAND yee 403-11-13 Broadway : ) — a ee Values to » $19. 99 | § haul ee ee . a —EEE a ———— a ‘oiles, White and These favored Summer fabrics are shown in exceptionally fascinating fashions for women and misses. The voiles and organdies have large sashes and bows: over-skirts; large collars; short sleeves; tucked and draped skirts, ete. The voiles are shown in figured and flowered designs as well as solid colors, and the organ- The ginghams include check and plaid patterns. The values, the great volume of Dresses, the style variety and thz very low sale prices, all go to make this Dresses. . a ae aa a a i i i ea li i i i a a en ee Smocks of Smocks at price reduc- tions that we simply could not resist. These Smocks are now here, and we offer To $8.95 $ Smocks ... 99 At $3.95 you choose from Smocks of crepe and voile. These are beautifully embroidered in all colors. The voiles are tuck and button trimmed. Sizes 14 to 44 "BLUE PRES Junior Pla Webst Old ed the Artists the Gallagh Groves for Folks’ Hlome Among thi and Mrs. Ra Frank Thon H. Howe, M: ren, Mr. an and Mrs. Gec E. A. Faust! Doolev. Mr. ger. Mr. an: and Nrse. P Sample. A. ! R. King Kat Joseph Crie George Gelll tree. A natural | Gallagher h Peating acco The Junio: child actors | Martir \I iss Solari are d The (;Allia mood avenue eross a parl ter car line a revenues se the entrance A ne a TI} Dre 10 OD One One Oe SO Or On OF O_o 0 O10 Oe Oe 20 Ono 00 0 0 OFC

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ee Coe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oe — a a a ES a I _—~— « ~ @ fag he an te a echt 1 hype ie ~ AN es > - S63 > | old-fashioned garden flowers. The, liall departed Wednesday for an isl-/|screamed and they slid down a rear fi vis, Harold Cook, Fred Plant, Wil-! middle of September were robbed, the police believe by | q ; *: . - i j = J enenes > - poe , ; pu the first | Williarns, Horace Beck, and Misses Mrs. Max Hasgall of 5233 Ray-| during the absence of the families. | a rring and T Nis : ae art a ee Estes . | & \ - | le rn f The engagement of Miss Martha- dren, will depart June 27 for ESt€S $60 and jewelry valued at $300:'% Q ‘ €ezce ; : ~ ‘ : > 9 @ i : : ; . *. 7 brder. You P . a ae ; 3 to Scott Seddon has been announced Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bettis 0fjang Thomas Carroll. 5233 Northland be finish material for R 0 | : re | LUEBEARD,.” made into an uae os wie i 3 James A Seddo1 : | site , ; Mattia (anda new telephone direc- d E C ° open-air play, will be present Ms obi ‘ es ce ees, a) e. i avenue The Weaaiheg Wiil AKe@; GaAUBNte?, \]IS8s Korn a lkgiinot PO@LLIAS, torv were found ir) the Hussman hs brow Crt). the Artists’ Guild this evening on ae eS | only ‘irs. George V. Stoddard of Web-)_ ‘ cia 7% Folks’ Home in the county, ) Bile 2. Sak Ofek ae ington, L. I., to be the guest of ee idea eres aud ner — cee 3 p 7 Scar 5 and Among the boxhoiders will be M1: a 'Frank Thomson Hopkins, who wil)|**Y¥!@ Stoddard, will entertain with j orot y Dalton 5 ' — — | it ’7 i ‘DEPARTS TODAY FOR a luncheon at the Algonquin Golf| Dr. Frederic A. Hail, ee of/nap at 3 Pm. and found two men a7 | : A VISIT IN 4 d babar Decorations were baskets of) Washington ‘University, and Mrs. | ransacking an adjoining room. She f 9 | i ardines z | Suests included Mmes. Justin Ken-| and resort off the coast at Portland, | porch post. Nothing was taken. i N | | | PRESENTED) (IN | AWN : | drick., Archibald Hamilton, Kent Jar-| dle. They will be gone until the Three homes on Northland avenue on in Nor- ped to con- | : liam North, Carrington Cabell, J. H - ith ¢ something | * a ' nee oe. ee of the same burglars, in the afternoon} h Olive Oll | ; : of By ae aie Ge fas i Carol Jarvis and Catherine Beck. mond avenue and her daughter, sere, The homes were those of Leonard|§ Shop Junior Plavers Will Appear at. ~ gee F ee ' re soalinhion Raymond Cox, and the latter's chil- |Ferguson, 5229 Northland avenue. Staples in | . Webster for Benefit of it | za ie Leite : re a cies) aie hake vie: unit £ ' , B fish deli- | | : : enerit of . - —aae ia Ann ereert, vag ego of Mrs. R. ( .| Park, Colorado, to be gone until fall. George Hussman, 5258 Northland | § quality l inen Old Folks Home. ee ae ig ; ‘ ‘Seifert of 5744 De Giverville avenue, | ae avenue, $40 and $100 in clothing: . Mr. Seddon is the son of Judge) Webster Groves have gone to NeW ) gvenye $100 | : ; 5 ee in clothing and jewelry. " , Clll- : of 5341 Waterman: York to attend the wedding of thelr A chise! ‘ toni. 2) solid and eye lel . . ior Plevare place in Jul Oo the Rev. Thomas Small of Wash- COE SS Pa a: . ed by the Junior Player of ~ndiisa . , For Friday and Saturday the Gallagher estate in Webster lr alakehy af | ipoleees hs : ' Miss Gladys Long of 720 Belt ave- ADVERTISEMENT Groves for the benefit of the Old , ’ ate : she /mnue departed today for Port Wash- : . ia tea Saturday in honor of Miss Re- | B ty Ch ' C f Miss Dorothy Dalton. the actress fa * % Re ke ee » * at ” Te. = hes? se Ww. ® > = - ‘ uw ee and Mrs. Ray Prewitt, Mr. and Mrs. ARE : (be remembered here as Miss Anna! Frank Thompson, Mr. and Mrs q ‘ 2 ~ 3 . Lt nave Hopkins | becca I archet of Oklahoma, who is | H. Howe, Mr. and Mrs. Walter War- . Fs ou the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J B. . x : * : ae | 3 eae C lg lace, Web- ren, Mr. and M rs, Kent Jarvis. M ss eee. ‘ . : Mr. a nad \lIrs. George Hioblitzelle of een of Algonquin p iat e, “a e : oe . — ae — 2 3 é , Fay ag .,..} ster roves. $s 6th orld over r her beautiful and Mrs. George Ha sh, M1 ? and Mi 5. . pare Ser ‘ | 64 50 ellen wood avenue an d fa mily , ™ pl ion, § : Any girl or woman 2 Bach E. A. Faust, Mr. and Mrs Joseph "4 : ae oF ale ‘aa . “ye : eitt) or ’ {he P } Qi io} ; parade Zl, — absbolutely harm- = . . ining Kauffman. A i. Mi Donald. ; ” Ap: ie Bae oS Sass te \Irs. Cleorge P Merre]] and fam- Sitting on tne Lront lawn last nigiit les nd hs marvelous effect upon the : if . Last of Ninth Joseph Griesedieck, Dr. and Mrs. Se |S: rae ee urglars Stole jownlry Valuec atl oe un ee tee Hens bh tere t seit ' as pit ‘ ; ; e +4 ee ha ; r ta PRA “t wi = “~ Ve an. = a . ua ‘> (i ] : ‘ i.Oor im?’ "es ine > i George Gellhorn and Herbert Roun- | . a opened their cottage at Chatauqua $1495 from the home of J. H. Con-| torv of how to quickly acquire a beau: ea; va) 9 Of Dee } " +" wr , 4 le ’ 4 i . tree. ; ASF i my : ; dein ; rades Jr., 29°99 Russell avenue, presi- sexX10N, soon to appear in this Nae 7 - “ — > = ie N. , for the summer. Later in the the meantime get Derwillo at - = ‘ is provi ' a ye me ien t ; rs : actur , toiler counter and try It ‘> you | A natural setting is provided at the | q | pena summer Mr. Merrell and Mr. and;dent of the Conrades Manufacturing) ¢@ny Saoktfolis aurick ee ; ‘ : eat ; : . 1 tal ' E eo Gallagher home and there wil] be nines Gaba ade e, Mrs. Spencer Merrell] will join the mM. | t% seating accommodations for 3000. ee 1a es ts ‘and one of the three receivers of the cee airs | Co. and the Becktold Printing Co., | SS epee ee | The Junior Players are a group of | if C P PD Miss Caroline Shelton’ of 4959 | BlueBird Manufacturing Co : W158 Ghy Ul LL - . ‘ —_ {ilk A " ft U Hemstitching + a , 1 5" ., re Oh 37 see" eee! a | 7 | Include the Post-Dispatch in : a : i} vrour list of vacation 1 : om chilad actors and dancers. } Tiss Alieer ae ME xe éL/ rae \\ estiminstel plac =) \ ii] return | \ rose was neard QT} the second : : . 1eeds Your Martin, Miss Daisy Breen and loseph 4 mane from Cheste i}! where she is floor about 10 p. m (“onrades found paper will be mailed daily at Solari are directing tiie priia the zuest of Miss Portia Ri Sreris: : bedrooin: at th Ci of the house regular matt subseription rates The Gallagher home at loc} had been ransacked and the jeweity Address. changed whenever de- a . ts 3 7 | at Money back without queshos ood ave > | ie Bie Ber road - \s “leano! tkins o OL! as ‘en taken from i resser aw ; mood a\ _— and the Bie Bend ad S O 4 ] ‘ ] It + mM - Viiss Eleanor Atkin: r-% 020 Wa iad mot " f : I } i die €! ure sired. Order through your ear- if HUNT'S Salve fails in the across a pa rkway from the NMIanches. ¥ eC S ternian a venue has returned fromm a t r | ) ; HpurLZziars are Supposed ra) , ' ¢ , h Oli | : treatment of ITCH, ECZEMA, | ash i i. sae Sse i'l} rier or by telephone—Oliv ter car line at Summit and Lockwood iinet aint Aa libata Mint visit to Memphis and Nashville. have climbed a rear porch post. : P lll Ms RINGWORM, TETTER o | me | : : | ae ea + ee Central 6600 | other itching skin diseases. Trp avenues. seats may be obtained at Mrs. Walter Warren of Webster While in the South she attended the Mrs. Joseph Gucker, 36387A Wyo- | : : « 75 cent box et our risk. the entrance to the grounds Groves entertained Wednesday with! commencement exercises at Sewanee. ming street. was awakened from @j| t= ——SS —J Judge & Doles Drus Steres» 2 ———— ho 0h 0 ho & 0 0001 ono ——0ho 0 aes Oo O00 0 0 0 FO ec - SN RS Te, GE RI ais NI Be Ey NY OE ne! AE gw : We Give > We Give Kagle 8 Ra) J f o | KMagle Stamps Stamps . oo oun eer ; ; shane SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES ositive a | 0 | t | ~ ; eo) | | 0 $10 LO | lak Cth i | A> k o / Se Wanir 0 i = n | A | 2) 0 © Dresses a” Nalues— Don’t worry about — substitute stenographers Thank yourself if you go through another pencil-short- hand summer. Face your stenographers’ vacations with a smile. You’ll need no “‘sub- eh f stitutes” if you dictate every-. Super-quality Voiles, Ginghams & Linenes : thing to The Ediphone. Takes: , , a 3 hh anybody’s dictation penfectly_ (flowered, figured, dotted and plaid) I OL Ps —and any stenmeeanes trait : scribes that dictation just as perfectly. every style that has achieved popularity will be ~ found in this tremendous sale assortment Oe ee ne - : ishions bows; 2 volles organ- There's a double pleasure in store for you Many of the patterns in the voiles are so Friday. First, the values offered, which are dainty they seem almost like Georgette. ' truly phenomenal, coming at the heart in- Ruffles, flounces, velvet ribbon and touches i The easiest way to dictate a letter stead of the end of the season. of taffeta are trimming features. | ss /\ | THE This 3 ~ * Second, the charm and individuality of the The necks are square, round and novelty, :- od Pee ™ styles, which should rightfully command a and are set off by pleating, ruffles, organdie. —— | P ere | . h for both en and misses. i ’ $7.95 far greater price than $7.95 There are sizes for both women a is { Pate ~ : z a ‘ You'll not only do away with the bugbear of Sale on fourth floor No exchanges Or credits strange faces trying to handle strange dictation, when you put The Ediphone to work— but you'll double your own productive capacity. And do it ° y . $0 easily, without any of the personal exaspera- W 1 &y Uu ; } ‘ : i t eT aA ft S-— tions of the pencil-shorthand method, your only e regret will be that you did not think of it long before. Choose from usual $6, $7. 50 to $10 Ha ts for Ag ee y Don’t worry about “substitute” a = this summer--or any summer to come. SN , easy for yourself and your whole office. ‘ 50) Georgette Hats | 7a : i\ {F Soft Edges Edwin C. Barnes & Bros. Georgette wilh Taffeta y a rowwns : 7 | All-Ribbon Hats _ C ag : 2007-2008 Railway Exchange Bldg., St. Lous Ribbon Bindings Hemp with Ribbon " Two-Tone effects , Titititiiiiiit 9 Italian Milans ca nooo ano —————0 0 0 0m ona —————=0300 0 0 0 | a ail asa siama 20a an ono 0 nor nox onc —a20h0——_a00 20 10 ao 10 one 0 no ono

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3 THURSDAY EVEN IN /. G, JUNE 24, 1920. SIR ye FR PPR RR AE ee ee —— _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ A 14 - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . THE STORES see forcing down of prives in all departments has given NORTH AMERICAN'S THREE IRECTORS ii he right to proclaim ourselves the lowest priced Kwality Stores he city. Compare our prices—you will be convinced. ampbell’s BAKED BEANS# ar ninrd we cans 35€ STRICTLY Every One | A3 | table wie ile FRESH Guaranteed — C Hershey’s Cocoa, 3-lb. can 2OCH a MILK, can 25c Campbell Holdings of 32,- | / ie The retirement of the three St. f ‘ican Co. will follow the sale yester- ™ | day of 32,945 shares of North Amer- fi ican stock held in trust for’ the sight for cook: ity _James Campbell estate and 3700 shares held jointly by the Mercan- tile Trust Co. and its president, Fes- tus J. Wade. Morton Jourdan and kizey G. Burk- ham, son-in-law of Mrs. James posed of these shares recently. ADVERT rT ISEMENT | e Co. and the St. Louis County Gas Co —— { desire to reinvest funds of the rath N Nut Dried Beef, med. jar...29c | White Star Tuna Fish, med. can... .94¢ 11¢ 4 etable than public utilities stocks Heinz Baked Beans, med. cans....1/¢ Kellogg's Corn Flakes ESN See ee Ss {4c % fo.’ W ashi ing Hair was given today by George W. Wil- was $60 a share, plus the accrued | Libby's Vienna Sausage, can .....- 14c¢ | Sunbeam Mayonnaise .........-.-- 3c fi Most soaps and prepared shampoos Libty’s Sie ae 14e 1 Gut Leaf Sagar, b..............- 8c contain too much alkali. , the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and American Co. has been paying a U's Veal Loaf, can.........- 29c | Snider's Catsup, pt. ee is very jf ewan § Mulsified cocoanut |duarterly dividend of $1.25 a share, oil shampoo (which is pure and entire- the next payment being due July 1. With the accrued dividend the price the hair. for the Campbell estate holdings and ons, dozen.... 19c Cantaloupes, each .1ic Simply moisten the hair with water £225,000 for the Mercantile Trust 22c te and rub it in. One or two teaspoon- and Wade holdings PPLES, each .......--++%-+--- eg Cc ; fuls will make an abundance of rich, Festus J. Wade is in Europe ane ereamy lather, and cleanses the hair! the only statement obtainable from =~ | Cherries | Blackberries | Peaches ‘and scalp thoroughly. The lather | the Mercantile Trust Co. today was | Red Raspberries | Plums | Grapefruit rinses out easily, and removes every | verification of the sale and Wilson's rt Black Raspberries Apricots | Apples particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and ex- | stated reason for making it. / — ‘cessive oil. The hair dries quickly | Wanted More Stable Investment. and evenly, and it leaves it fine and | ‘For some time,” he said, ‘Mr. | silky, bright, fluffy and easy to man- | Wade has felt that the funds of « | age. trust estate should be invested in Pa Lovie at MARYLAND SKINKER at PERSHING | You ean get Mulsified cocoanut oil |) something more stable a d certain oT UMAR at ACADEMY EASTON,at HODIAMONT shampoo at most any drug store. It 't} an public utilities stocks, especial- Et AR at LAUREL | EASTON at CLARA is very cheap, and a few ounces -is_ jy in view of the way in which pubtie | enough to last everyone in the family | utilities are being harassed and for months. made subject to regulation at che ' present time. It was feit that securi- | ties of the class of Government or on Ea 0 oe 0 SO Oo IOESC municipal bonds would be a bett Hi investment. No decision has been O/} made as to the reinvestment of the $ ° |money received from the sale.” » Va We Give Campbell was the largest individ- Eagle ual -holder of North American Stamps stock, the second largest being John ——o TU En oem pt | ~~ : i ai Low neck, silk tape, and stripes, well C SILK GLOVES made; special, each / $0 | $4.00 values $2, Q | with plain bor- O8¢ ders. Spectal.. but not all sizes. Ger SILK SOCKS Men's T5e Socks, Slightly defective. sae oo 49¢ MEN'S SILK-FRONT SHIRTS In attractive stripes; RE cessensvtearn CHILDREN’S PARASOLS Beautifully colored, MEN’S UNION SUITS Regular $1.50 values, vour size early. $| Special all 2 a | UMBRELLAS ; a! Nottingham C urfains: eery white; 2% yards long: kor men heavy, overlocked edge: all new stock; special for Monday only (Third F],) st rong frame; . women: eood, and 80c Quality ea. Felt Floorcovering OVICHK CURTAINS i J-plece c tains: sé de- | HATS AND CAPS 3 signs; ec ru and w Sd $I, 98 special (Third Floor)... Curtain Net Lace Edge Scrim ips, values up Men’s and Boys’ x cru = d white No Neat File lace edge, ham Net; special, he ~ inches wide: (Third Floor).... 4.996 special, yard 19¢ nt Biack and colors, long: best fisle toe and heel... 39¢ $1 25 uanty DUPLEX SHADES 86 inches wide: mounted on Stele.) spring rollers white and greé n and buff and green combina- tions; each...... (,Trass Gree ian HB, AR AAA aaa Bassa DDADAAAAADAARARAADADAADADADDDD DADA S IE adda Dead d hada DDAAADAADADD ADA AREA AD AD DADE DDARAAAAAAAAAAADADAAAADADDD) ® eat designs, [9x12 GRASS RUGS] #5425, cuatey the kind with the sade Gh : ‘figured bor lap back; der; heavy wetght, sanitary, any «ize reversible; subject to silght im- ey perfections; each cut from (Third Floor), . full roll; $7.98, 96.98 and....... $ lriday, WONG) 00k: block, tile, mosaic and h ardw ood effect: limited ('; to pieces; #1. Special, Main C vard, PE a i se an eet Friday. LINOLEUM AND FELT FLOORCOVERING 90c Quality Flooreovering -—- the heavy grade, waxed back kind; a big Vil- riety of patterns; YOPG ss. ses $1.40 Quality 4 yards wide; covers your room without a seam; cork surface, bur- lap bae Quantity pieces up to le yards; YORG« vices a AFAR UR UR ER RRR FR SF RR SR RRR SR TS TERR RL SRT SR EU RR RATS URSA $183 Trunks, tra well made; can . P sovored orm s | as - 4 ‘Uie ‘ os $15.00 Dinner Sets, at 7 i co V ph 50 rp pretty decora- Pure Alumi- |) ©°\ors —_ — $8. 75 tions. complete servce 7, '* num Coffee Per- 59c tray pails $8.98 ; ad . ‘ colator, it at. ash $24 Trunk; large £°1.50 100-plece Din- nlze sises $1, 69 8 on rds. Geep King: deep in pene Pi tre $16.98 .« side tray, r hat box, b ack ste D ie eh Pans, euyrfars Cnps and Saucers, : over Drass ae Tae S| cam | GINGHAM GOWNS 91.00 98¢ Bargain Basement In stripes and plaida; Mualin; ribbon and many selections to embroidery trimmed Boit from: cut from apecia! (Rasement) = (Basement), per ' ae 98c Bik. Low Shoes Most all gizes: pat MIDDIES ent, kid Oxforde White trimmed in and Pumps yvour white bratd: nll sizes choice (Basement), special (Rarsement). PERCALES In light and dark atterns: deatrabie @enethe;: some 36 tn. wide: special fo Friday, per yar (Basement), 25¢ LADIES’ HOSE Tan and black: good 2c value (Rass - ment), per patr, SSAA SSR SAAR ARR SR ARR AR Ea RRR A ABR RR Pa ar oR rr or SR ER SAAR SRR RE RR BAe al (dur stoe Everv Hat own select] Navy an Hats that ori; to $6.00. Clean- ) our Llrimme Fria — ee —- it INN Wibhyty _ a iit at TT Pia er * be ton: an ‘ uv é a I'is | ‘ tha +) Chas hie k a ee | Goods Marked in Plain Figures a.

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37. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1920 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WALSH SHOWS HARDING. If you are interested in pure food for LETTER UPHOLDING IRISH the nourishment of you and yours You owe it to yourself to buy that food where everything is fresh—where everything is clean and of the highest quality—and where everything is priced lower than you can buy it elsewhere. Sen ds & ZOD? y to Senator Who Said Files Did Not Show Any, such Communication. a ad Ls @ sulin inlet Summer Maillinery " chacenm:ceay, ates fae D PRICES GOOD EVERY ge = 7 = Tee i pecrae be ee fo. nee chairinan of | ure ° the Federal Industrial Relations —Friday Comnmieon, st night made publi a] Cane fy, U TO A CUSTOMER 2 Tc pt } pee tt es I ASR AO ee pa is at aw : Fy Yar k Ws 4 = i i tes , ky . Ease t ~ NG me x 7 e: - “PAREN ac ep ay RS a A ek a rege ee SR Ed het OP Gay WS le + "i 4 Mah . ‘ : ah © ee he RE Cae hg Pea eae OP aD La te es Pe MERE ee eM Cia hited odes een, “ is Sophos Sal | ar Z nee! Rhee, Fe ge Wah ms waa ta by a e' wr ra! Gt GI BER te Ge a - Y SS) ae ee VV ans ‘ We reserve the right to further limit this quantity Choice Any Hat That Sold Up to $9.50 Senator Warren G, Harding, Repub- lican presidential nominee. w . to . 2 * P him, in which Senator Harding 4 ’ . ] $4, . “7 «, * } , . } ’ | U4 hite G pressed “a very svmpathetic feeling | ay 5 ag QO for the movement to bring about the : independence of Ireland.” Senator ! hite Taffetas * HKlard! ngs letter as piven out by me 3} ; Oa A we a 8 Rr =” = bein i i | \\ alsh, dated Mar h 24 last, read as Ye St rte > Fancy Wisconsin Navy affetas follows: Th flay maaanenh oe nai Cream Cheese. ss 7 P Les le i e Bla om pa n l have a very strong conviction Bi meaty eges . Van Camp's; clean, eee =, . b } myself of the very great part played man 4 "ie tall can. ' _ =. eee Cc : r Ss re ts b\ the An erica ns oF Ir i) " and &. *T he best Ww Sie eaten Vi hite . New York Lim- . beste athe kind to ; > Ma burg ancestry in the winning f inde Small, *s tal Tr > rg 4c ms wel _ Ing , bride ' buy ze = . tesbe o« - dozen pendence and the inaking of our own Our stock is entirely too large—we must reduce it quickly. $ 00 great United States. More than that, J M A of , | have a very great Svympathetie feel- | Ss U N at Every Hat shows the original price in plain figures. Make your ing for the movement to bring about . own se ‘lee ‘tion and pay the pr 1e Cc adv ertised the independence of Ireland and th: (Second Floor.) establishment of Irish nationality : which is the national aspiration of Navy and White Taffetas | | Choice of Any UntrimmedHat| || “= co" Bre very west grown; Delicious Girated: a yee, pommane y “tf must confess | did not think OY Size. ie é Pw of Seeded Sunmalid eo ny r rimme a well of the insincere demonstration ‘ stat | “u Hlawallan. exeellent to} Raisins at . } Tia , | : } . : ’ i : : . , . ‘ vo . . . . : oO . we Hats that originalls sold up 2 U Ss in stock, including some Pana | 00 ne tne Senate sp ret in Ranehing a where: pound shieed. in eood making ples; bye a to $6.00. Clean-up price bd mas and Sport Hats; special}. . ee pie ie ys 25¢ Svrup: NO. 2 .ame No. 2 cans.. Package cee , the reservations of the League of Na oe i runes for “ FRIDAY FRIDAY | tions treaty. The insincerity of it was'| @ First Floor. Kirst Floor. : made manifest when 16 #£=Senators . + A Ni si F D SWEET pe & : who pressed the Irish reservation, re b TQ MATOES « [ fused to vote for the treaty after it’ i T No. - Was Incorporated l had the gsatis- PO A U we ES J 1 ” H 41] y le . faction myself of casting a favorable! ] 0 } at oi a CS vote afte the Incorporation Was . rs Avondale st 5 wre Standard— Sc , : ryy° rt nade.” a Steamed 4 ——— N 1 2;C +0 Rich, appetiz- ve dv ih alan made nichitd o beetee ba eo eet. 8 No. 1 eal fo. ean fe Lrimmed Free Final Senator Herding, saxind ie ) Pomememmmermrmerse Ce file) to disclose a record of Bi « — ei RSs , ern ES ae Pm 82h letter to Walsh expressing svm- A ae da ——_— é' - 4 Oven-Baked Beane—With the nest of Te : = ol FS. . - : —- te aeees MR ID M4 a | y : || Standard; (> hee wwe - 7S peweo™ 2 Oe OE or ew ee ae * = ee ee es ee ~ - ae hao eT i hi th ir ‘(ans i ee oe > for the independence of Ire-| sugar e¢ 7 elected pork and tomato sauce; can. nd, and Senator Harding said he | Sweet % H Avo _ a Beans-—- Fancy | sweet, / / had no recollection of having written i) in ¥ cal STRINGLES Refugee é 4c Kidney red + Fe 4c tender: No. t such a letter. The purported lette ‘ S inrd P sie 1} Good Ibs. 2c ‘ | You Be the J udge: ° had been published in the Weatmin-|MNNL No. 3 can ack | LIMA BEANS Sst! 5c | Navy Beans {i2i.. 3-256] [2 cams. ... 2-0. . ; “ Gler Gazette of London — W alsh's letter to Senator Harding of | fo lows: Stand: rd “IT inclose to you herewith photo- SIZe, sound, ler: aphie copy of your letter to me of Ei ' of ‘March 24, 1920, defining yvour atti- sweet om tude on the question of the inde-| aR pendence of ] | 10S -; house; ue § girls’ rose, and all ed in others with belt. LOKAC ee ee oe Ireland. aiso inclose copy of letter of date March 26, 1926, Nice 369 s12e, tr meg Meee copy of your letter to! 6 } 5 C | sound, yuri C lio (;eorge Gavan Duffs repre : souns ey BD tor er ptt seeeees “ee eee =. . at? Colt. in our entire S10ck Is YOULS Of gy con cu eur, fl TEXAS TOMATOES...” 650 G ie EEN ONIONS |..." "3 for 10c rmation. will vou: be pe he rhe he phe be the be te be hee be the ahs ah bh ih ih thea ihe ibe ib 00 lenougehn to correct the erroneous , Nature's most de impression which may have been cious and health- Texas Onions Lettuce imate by the qualified denial] fo ful fruit; can be - a Seten honda ; ; ' | - : ser ved i? ris iny s¢ und, pe! C | fut 6. vourself and secretary that such ways: per Ib.. - pound DBO caT ? : of Ohio, _ read \ al h etter to f fi i fi fh 4 -Ib. flat can, 14 George Gavan Duffy at Paris : Lo ies he Be - tt WH ew | ve OU can come here and select any Plaver- think he has the best chance « T te Be ce wit a . Norcaniver brand; = aan es . ° ° . . vet ment ned ue t} e nr ide neyVv it ’ Domestic, 1 besa ood cor Got Retiay Bet Piano in our entire stock—we will send it lio ’ : “i the ug} th or por late Sy A R D i RY a % or oil, or C Genuine in pure oll, ° ae Cc VOUT] eas BO PS Pa MA Bee Bae te hind : agneedtos — , ee oe en cae or oil: in pure olf ety Raatia Res toes js ee CPS ae out to vour home so you Can use it tor 60 day S ‘ere stirring up the big fight, and’'@ is imported oll: a ean judge its beauty, tone, action that Senator Harding, a conservative O Y G T E R 7 Chesapeake Bay-——-1920 pack Cove 17 7 U NN A Fr | 5 nt liighest quality. Excellent for sand 19 and qualitv for vourself—and can of conservatives, who is a resident 5 Ovsters: these are very fine; can C wiches. A very low price: %-Ib. can. C « _* - tt ae | . o* _ © SC8 + Ge eee wwe Titi. —- *eeeee oe oe we fe eTs “~; ee ee? ow « seikieieae am oe j ! ny nM Mt WAHL TH eee © ee © *? *. sb ab abate Abel Ee 7 , - - \s cet ei -ss8 | WASHING .. June 24.—The | Very best Country population of p hiladelphia is 1,823,-| quality loaf Club— : 158, an increase of 274,150, or ‘ | at absolutels per cent, the Census Bureau at the lowest Wax nounces price iD ae. ‘rapped, Other census figures announced | im i nited Sf follow | | oat Rochester, N. Y., 295,850; increase ae of 77.701, or 36.6 per cent l{PF t Newport, R. I., 30,225; increase, @; 3 Very Yos y; | $3106, or 11.4 per cent a Anaconda, Mont., 11,668; increase Finest Tinkling If at the end of two months vou 1584, or dy l per cent Breakfast in —_ ' , ee \ a or (merican decide to keep vour Plaver-Piano, Phila lia. Which has ranked as ate equal ‘ i ow . ee a ink on mere nat Miack Tea— Pound. ; ° 7 | ‘ ( ey «i ere iif? " @ Vou can pay for if In sma! weekly third most populous of the countrs :s that ve Aen a on . 09 afvine it 7 Cie ; ie ; b PRE, 2 or monthly installments extending since 1890, has shown a substantial | i ound right spot, Krogers “Moor K we oe " | ‘ tilat ring ef an Mixed ta 3 reger Teen . ‘ , 7 | + . ‘« : yg | i) IT} a) if [ t} ] 1} Ve eh ‘ . ‘ redie t 4 P ‘ over a period of three vears if de BE! dai PpOPUlatlo bey 4 oN Rie c ountry ‘ clab—T! : i Jier te! lea— Pound, 4c: sired—the easiest and most liberal decade since the first federal census ——™ sie SE Ate C pip ; Mound 2 ib. p Tes : . 4 ms . oa - i PS ana Tat ry eS. fiia . - — Sereaeenaiiaediennnedinetaaal i- : Jif — one ---** r* > — tenes i ee eae VLA & shabatmabaksbababibsbeabibshatieak ie ~ _ rh credit terms offered at any house in was taken, In 1790. The first census of this fine blend for = = ‘ine blend. Pour DK ' Coantey do iz St. Louis. No interest ever charged showed Philadelphia as second cits S01 ible” , no extras of anv kind. }of the country, with $600 less in- |i ‘ogg Atty c “dellelous habitants than New York, the lar e pus We Specially Feature the High-Grade gest city, with a population of 28 — —s | Philadelphia maintained second (lose! . a. rank until 1830, when displaced bjs FRESH trimmed Baltimore. In 1840 Philadeiphia/§ . | S | = ] iranked as fourth city, having been CALIF. 4 to 6 , displaced bv New Orleans. With the PORK average, annexation of part-of Philadelphia per ib : 'County in 1854, the Pennsylvania A wonderful value at our price of ‘city moved into second rank, which|§ Dry Salt Jowls, ib. 18" +c. was held until 1890, when Chicago S i 0 1) [ h E p 5 ~ R fe A S — This splendid Pili aver Piano is full 88-note size plays all became the nation's second largest Liver Sausage, ib. .12' 2c Player rolis-—is beautiful in appearance, has a remarkabliv sweet city et aye age has held the non- # Ib 1 7 P rib 19c Per Ib 25c¢ Minced Ham, =: oe tone and best plaver action, It is seldom indeed that vou are offered or of being the country’s third lar- ‘ er a ia fa Cc e . -. s * | ~~ . ” » & —_ Ga oom ‘ee. ; 7 : - ” . e CICS So NPR, SN, ree en AR enema eeatearinanentincetin Rattan atten: mete me nattiniinei eens atidainmali tied mii iaeidaemen meinen ne ee ee I no A , 7 - wnaeein ee Ce ee ee s artnet oa a Se eee — hatnetnianennnent -— en " saitinmmectindumeseding a = dnmgioes . meeneseinenienerentes . . Je «il a : ~ mn 8 et Bt Ft Foe = eh, he 5 wears ood ashith’ ’ ee" 8 do co seme co oo ae 6 PS on Re Bie ial ee gp Plea ay pat gato ie eee Te rg a al - . ™— “8 ee fee AD ts... 3or <r = —- ~ ro we = = — =. ih i = we - = - — me — i oo - —s ae -_ ss cod a eee =~ Oe aes Figures nited States Bee evs S24 | ey epee 12th and Olive Streets ni he etch <aimaneeee of mails in connection with sale of) Little Motor Kar stock was chal ged in the indictment, i , eer. Tr er ir ar oe ae Oe Oe ee Oe ee A Oe Oe Oe ee OP ee OP a ee a ae ee Pe ee oa

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— — ~~ ~ fn es NE BL RG Rg wn il SG i PY a a at I ite AB whe a — . mon - mee _ _—— ree tn — . . ~ ' ; ¢ af g@ Siti - ae ee eee vo en v ret: ORAS W oetnasw THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH COMES FROM Motes IT'S THE BEST ATCH FOR OPENING OF OUR NEW STORE AT 411 TO 415 NORTH GUTH STREET IN THE NEAR FUTURE, THE LARGEST, FINEST, OST SANITARY AND BEST EQUIPPED GROCERY AND MEAT ARKET IN THE WEST. HIS AD FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY e deliver orders to all parts of city and East St. Louts free of charge Few of Our Quality items for Economical Buyers: LOUR oi 22" $7.95 £2 $4.00 2a”.$2.00 e M Ss Fancy sugar cured, hickory smoked, tender and Ate A lean, 9 to 14 Ib. average, whole or half, per Ib. ncy Mixed Cakes, Ib.28c | Jello " . . eas o~ ~ hoe Fh oven . r . bo sd y aA ; x oe “2 Bb. 9 ~ ~ eee? tee ‘ on ak ae - " Pe . a My - a a ane 2 ae = Cee ; a ree a a a . - a omnes Re aa a 4 a ae Rae. aes = . ie n a 7 ae ; lee eT ee iN SN Sr! A SAL eaten ST i ers 5 pemapee pecan ar. eh ome A oe FeO Phe SO Pe RS ere in am, ee Fa gm — ; s . = $ eA > ate ae ety ‘ 2 a ~ . - name, u : 7 /. - oa pdhbuen a a0 _ ne | ; Bampfire Marshmallows, Delmar Club large Queen | " ES ee vere 15c . Olives, p08 5 ree SF ee | Tomat oll’s Pride; re = LIPTON’S COCOA oa Wo. 2 cans, 15¢ value, | |q Berld, can..49c; %/-1b. can..25e; |} 2 cans for............. 25¢ | +E i i ob casencee ob 4 llo | GALVANIZED WARE } Belmar Club Kidney Beans, Tubs, No. 1.$1.60; No. 2.$1.45; 4 = No. 2 cans........2 for 29c No. 3.$1.25; Pails, 14-qt.55c; e Baker’ g Chocolate, 12-qt. 50c; 10-qt. 45c. ae 2 }D. pkg......----++--52¢ Into 3 cans Delmar Club Sauer +E TaN. svieiwrmne see eeee ss 26¢ es cc oe ee ee 14c } /|:elmar Club Oysters, Libby’s Tomato Soup, 2 cans , i= No. 1 cans...... eens. i ce sta ns 230 i ian No. 2 cans............ 33¢ 11858 Pitted Cherries, No. 2 i t gryallup Red Raspberries, ES ee eee 43c 4 i 45c |Cream of Wheat, pkg... .30c | » Grape Nuts, 2 pkgs....... 85c 430 |Shinola, any color; 2 tins.17c a Club Prepared Mustard or Horseradish Mustard, 7-02. glasses_____9¢ Club Worcester. Delmar Club Grape Juice, — thire, 1/4, Pt. Bottle 13c; qt. bottle, 63c; pt. bot.. .32c ~ —~ Pint Bs nk on 0. 25c | Bulk Cocoa, per lb........ 30c ogee Sound Prepared Extra Large Dill Pickles, ea I 15c ina Rinso for Washing, No Preserving ar SOGMAPO........... 9c Vauson J ars, complete, Soap, Lava; removes all eee mee“ Tos.......... $1.25 sticky, greasy sub- ae doz., $1.05; Pints, al stances, 3 cakes for... .20c : emtte ke gbeeecceovcess Ivory Soap Flakes 126 Réd Heavy Jar Rings, / os 25c ree 29c Wax Strings, 100 in Delmar Club Lima Beans, p Warton ..............--. 25¢ Me MOD sk oo eo cose wie 25c | Boyd Caps, porcelain lined, Yellow Texas Onions, per | SOE eee eee 80c 1b, 5 . Quart Tin Cans, per doz.. .60c Loe oak © 6 ee 6 oO 6 6 8 HO Oe Cc i Strained Honey, per lb... .32c : & Comb Honey, each....... 420 ae | alsy Fly ae 15c St. John’s Bread ( Craubi), sp otson Fly Paper, 8 i diniediy's's 0% o's 50c pa A 5c Welch’s Apple Juice, Sparkling Grape Juice, qt. bot., 36c; pt. bot... .19¢ ~~-13-0z. bottle, 67c; 6-oz. Tea, Fancy Sing Me Chop, bottle ...... 7 ae: 32c1 for Iced Tea, per Ib... .60c ' 2-Ib. can Sheperd’s Baking Powder.........20c ‘Kitchen Cleanser, 5 cans.................29¢ = Michigan Cider, No. 10 cans..............70c i ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Marriage Licenses Mahala Chapman, 22. 25 N. 10th; seps Frank Chandler, 19. 615 Gratiot: a Rosie Jackson. 40, 2686 Baldwin: stenosis. Chas. Kiatt. 74, 1112 8S. llth: heart disease. j fever. Continued on Next Page. A SS Births Recorded | Burial Permits | ee ee At Belleville. Jesse c. Rule *? ....5t. Clair Township peenmoes Mitmmlier 4.......... me _. Relleville Art hur K urtzebo: we Tre rererrre os. ee Clara Ginsanbr ores, ae | Roy nc MT ae St. Louts Caroline Granitz ............ ... st. Louis rn ee San Francisco PA enw" Mais. Na ee ee ; " P is 4 porn. Lp ~ ee ee ey | Assorted Chocolates A tasteful selection from our 706 and 90o line of assorted * @hoocolates, including cordial fruit centered chocolates, Friday only, a Ib box.......ccccecesess 48c Old Fashioned Peanut Candy Peanuts, sugar and plenty of fresh butter makes this one : of the most popular pieces of candy, ved for the kiddies. Friday only, a %-Ib box.............. 22¢ | Devils Food Layer Cake Three of those homemade Devils Food Layers, embedded in a thick coating of rich chocolate fudge icing, cd va kc no ve 18¢ Hazelnut Stollen One of those homemade coffee cakes with real hazelnut and a cream icing. Something good for breakfast, 3 Es OUR c cca ae cat snceses caieekekn nasa 0c 2c We Ship Anywhere | Write for Our Price List HERZ—ST. LOUIS | Hele n ebianes OG Beh te ae ...5t. Louis! At Clayton. | GO a ora 1804A Tafavette = | Margaret B. Wiikes etna wel é 1804A Lafayette | | Louis Bargweon ..........06....8992A Folsom | 2605 Gerelian! |Millard F. Schwend ............ Highland, 11 | | Mary PIRI Tce eccceccn Highland, Ii] | iJohn D. Huckstep ......... 846 Delmar | Mary C. Flanagan ........ ery (levelané | hn WS i ae Flat River, Mo| ee SSC Flat River, Mo | a: 4102 Man: hoster eS Eee fae .4109 Manchester John W. Kavler ....... 6108 North resi lwa Ollie Mav ee aa | ’'4 North Prair he | Roy I cM oo ya Kit rth ter Mo ' of ES BPISD, TER OCRTES 4165 Olive Robert P. White........ ‘Fast St Louts, U1 | Cleo Roartz ...............East SteLouis, I] | |McKinley Hardeman .......4341 West Relle | | Marguerite Hayes ...........4834 West Belle| be nond B. Geailer....... ..Creve Coeur, Mo' Annie M. A, Kopadt........ Creve Coeur, Mo/| | Roy ee a 8728 SVinnebago | : | Sars ah Fitzsimmons sceccesrvccer me Grove l Edward W., FEatherton.... ‘chesterfield, Mo) Georgla Fanger 1S ..+..Valley Park, Mo! | Her ney Be. Beemereem. Etheridge....8936 North Florissant Matilda E. — ee oan ee eenet 2519 Salena | | Paul S. Schwarz .......--«++- 1321 _N. Prairie | Emily K. Mecaw OE £2 dustencoes 3702 Finney | | Walter C. Rodegast .....+++++e2. 4155 Grove |Charlotte Fleer .......--e-+e++> 8257 N. 20th | | Wesley Carroll Avis ....... -Maplew ood, Mo | |Grace Elizabeth Turley ... 4847 Vista ‘| Frederick Theodore repre. 2819 Rat ischenbac | Ethel Louise Samel.. .. 8200 Ball ey | Frank J. Pollnow ........ 44 106 Pe ennsylivania | Clara M. ee a ee OA Geyer | |ZLeroy JONNBON ...ccccsessecns’ acs St. Louis | Lucille a, seal oleae ah Golden Eagle, 11) 'James A. Frie ee “147A John Gwenllean sg ‘eis: IE 5 ‘2000- Kast John } | Rudolph Pazdera ........ East St. Louis, 1:1 i Johanna Vanicek ........Mast St. Louis, [il i ee. 5 e6 sea ob We East St. Louils, Iil Emma Pazdera@ .....ccess East St. Louis, lll Roy Merten ....¢, TISSMAN ..ccKwcoccoce 6336 Highland | Edgar W. Brockmeyer.......-..-: Dayton. 0 | Leeme BM. RIDIOt 2... coccccccceess 4463A Arco i Pe ccc ctheceeceoneees 1551 §. Bd | Daisy B. Wet .cccecccccevccecens 1551 S. 8d | ES a! I Seer Detroit, Mich | ae 2. - cca deeGasdeveoise 4654 Rosa | Robert Sanders .....+e++e+5: Effingham, IU | Ella Terhune .....«+¢-. .Kearney, N. J Edward Car! Bolm .........2 2616A Missourt | Christine Isabell Johnson.......... 3818 Texas | braham Fortes ........s6s-+-: 1517 N. Oth | Dire. FOOOR BPITtle .cwcccccosess 1517 N. Oth} re oe. i 2. ok Gi owete nec beet 1023 Wells | Emma Louise Zeyda ...... Rochester, N. Y lS ES Re See 214 St ee, PIONS Bs SUOGRMORO 2 dc ccodecsoveecs 880 Victor | Harry Bernice Culley ...,.. Ft. Smith, Ark | PEmsiee BeOOOTtS 260+. ceece West Frankfort. Ill | Albert S. Klavansky ........ 1151A RBRayard eS OS ae eee ts ee | Edwin B. Haake .........3858 North Market | |Grace E. Walsh......1024 N. Vandeventer | |Mathew R. Lotspeich ........827 Salisbury | Elizabeth M. Leuchtefeid ..--1421 Benton | |'Harry R. Kuhlmeler....4210 Natural Bridge | Emn OR BC ge a 448: 06 | Ben meneier es eer eee a ace DOT Thomas Edw. J. G. Bere He GRE ey emer ett 21 Hornsby Olga. BE ES eS eae Black Jack, Mo Fred H. Harris ............8957 McPherson | rn. ee hese ccgicc cemeee Beemer | Willlam C. Miller ........Chattanooga. Tenn nh si. Ere .. cshoateves 46s 4057 Kossuth SERS CEO . -220T Walnut NI ES Fr $108 Clark eg a ene Wichita, Kan ‘Mrs. Mary A. Dalton..Webster Groves, Mo i Mallee... .o.+ db csaes ecvcee 8951 Cook Cereals 4212 Cottags | ED og oc wéd 6 0e8 East St. Louis, IT!l | | Maggie L. Fisher......... Kast St. Louis, Ill re oe ee we seee 4208 Enrieht Florence EB. Farasy ...cccccccccs 4208 Enright ag a ee ee 2060 Knox | Edna ER EES eS eee 62°24 Famous EEE ES Pa 1330 Monro? | Rose DS so ighbbeébatecscveaee 2. ane Me Oe ae Arr ©8899 Washington Lo eS Er? Sree ce 2829 Washington | Frank M. Shaw..............4019 Genevieve Li elia M. Farmer ....e..........-0400 Beacon ‘John F. te”. cdeweewéa 634 S. Broadway | Mrs. Clara F’.. Maxey...... 1743 S. Broadway i SOP of ow ccactwts Jennings, Mo | _ Helen Dt. ee Schroeder . ons $125.00 Wurlitzer . ... . s $595. .00 Cable... -....-$165.00 | Bahnsen ..... .$285.00 Johnson ......-$315.00 | Steinway .......$465.00 Hardman .......$135.00 | Kingston De Luxe . $565.00 Adam Schaff ...$175.00 | Clarendon... $695.00 house. Thousands of choice selections from For your choice of any piece of Music in the 1 c which to choose. We are closing out our Sheet 0. and C. Dangelo, $13 Wash. To Wearers of Glasses You should choose your optometrist with the same care as your physician, because your eyes may be ruined by glasses that have not been epecially ground to correct your particular eye defect. My own lense grinding laboratory !nsures you getting the exact glasses that you require to remedy your fault of vision, and at one low charge to cover examination, lenses and frames 15 Years’ Successful Optical Practice in St. Louis OUR SPECIALS THIS WEEK ' Large round Toric Lenses (spherical), with DR. F. J. GUILBAULT ’ OPTOMETRIST SS I gc bi dieneddeuveGeescivue cede $4.00 and OPTICIAN Twinsite Toric Bifocal Lenses, a solid one- piece lens. No cement. In spherical form. .$7.50 F. J. GUILBAULT OPTICAL CO. 423 N. BROADWAY (Between Locust and St. Charles) f Music Department. Come and help yourself. TERMS ON TERMS ON a. cma 3 ll : PLAYERS, ONLY A PIANOS, ONLY S ARRANGED $6 TO $10 $12 TO $16 FROM PER MONTH PER MONTH $10 TO $25 When Our Building Is Finished We Will Have the Most Complete Musical Goods Store in the West. , Wu soar or ? FIKLA. M. and M. Bradley, 455 Laure! L. and EF. Borremans, 4941 Plover. | F. and N. Seley, 6 N. 14th | J. and E. Koper 140% N. Oth GG, and Ss. Gait Oo, 1227 N. 6th |W. and A. Mussler, 1423 Hickory Fr. and M,. Manwe! ler, 1721 &. Oth. R. and L. O'Rourke, SO00SA Indiana, and G. Cady, 8.29 Marcus. a A. Garcia, Wabash Roundhouse; rins, ; and B. Brooks, 8964 St. Vine and P. Ermes, Vinita Park. _ } and C. Klutho, S550A Minnesota. | and E Trokey, T716A S. Broadway. and A. Matheis, 814 West Stein, and F. Kearns, 204 W est Stein. and, M. Anderson, 7134 Colorade, 8s - and rueger, we . - ang J. J Houston, wo S. Leonard. an - Heap s> nos om: BURIAL PERMITS | Don’t Forget the Place WANTED Experienced automobile salesmen to sell a medium priced, well known, six cylinder car. Firm well established. Box R-114, Post-Dispatch. Mary Brandetetter. 83, 801 S. 24: nephritis. A a 1006 OLIVE STREET \\ 7 : — —_ . ot racine like it for pro- a ‘a gocing ® brillant. lasting a 7 waterproof igetre. Fasiy eS “ Po..shes qoickly - -£ eathersofi and phabie. — = “*There is a Herriott Polish for every shoe’ r & le by all : & For mie | ss *} . oH | Be u ) : _——— ’ Men’s P Striped patt —sizes 14'2, only. (Friday e - St Men’ 7 Summer-w attractive o1 tan and gray and homespu in vain for e | price. Striped gr terial, cuff | tunnel belt Sizes 30 to 4f (Friday o: — ey Boys’ Ha The Hats wa two-tone and p The Caps wi Oors—good mate € a Boys’ , Boys’ |

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1920. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — i teste alana een —- - ee a — — —_ ty - | anise gt ; Used for 70 Years MND [SECTIONAL® GARAGES TRANSFER MEN ANVANCE EE GOLDM AN BR Ss. | SARE ET RT * Polishes quickly. ,,, Thru its use Grandmother's . lected : - jeathersofianc pliabie. ™°* youthful appearance has erersmber and We waather-proot and water- e This Beautiful Blue Bird . ‘SANITARY. IDE-ICER Durabie, Shere ioe etchoc'* *raseraee® | firemained until youth has «f cog ga P ATES mf IN hf pry DINNER SET FREE For sale by all dealers. become but, a memory. SECTIONAL can be moved readily. OE ONG RE ON tee RE me . i ; . OX BLOOD The soft, refined, pearly & Ae dhe mg ramen, + wo ne j rh} ; tional buildings of ell nee won Tale écirime white appearance it one ie WRITE OR PHUNE at renders leaves the joy FOR CAIALOG FOR ALL BLACK SHOES. f Beauty with you ©] mare | . CY Manchester | Bagvage Hauled to Union Sta- for many ’ years. , | tion to Cost From ©5 Cents Gouraud'’s ey: 450 8 ae —, to $1.15 a Piece sr. Louis, me. | Oriental Crram@ jie ee 75) =i oe .- > 3891. | pel bw hi hacal Nive } = a ub Grand Increased rates for hauling a RD T HOPKINS x S( rN. Nloow Noo K : bs — ———- 2060. freight and baggage, to become ef- i | fective Saturday, have been = an- mounced by concerns which are e€ day by : . | members of the Association of Team | and Truck Owners. The new rates = TT oe |_1890—SCHMITZ & SHRODER—1920 [xsmmmmmmamrmmng) 2 °5 050.20" cor more than tows now in effect. About 80 concerns 'are in the association. As announced by H. E. Engle, sec- | ; i | retary of the association, the princi- - >» | ry Hy , af: pal changes in the freight hauling a} meg ae : } charges are: Downtown, less than carload, old rate, 30 cents up to 500 pounds, and 7 cents a hundred over that amount: : new rate, 50 cents and 10 cents. A Saritary lefrigerator will pay for trself Downtown, carload, increased in @& year's ume In the saving of tee. The Bi from 4 and 5 cents a_ hundred ES Po a aaa. ees ae OS aoe Pm pounds to 6 and 7 cents. and eweet—abseolutely sanitary and easy to keep clean. See > i : ‘ i eae , Shoes an snolene Tt ray . , the Sanitary with lift-out ar The ® wen pena can e Os ~, . , : ee rtd Shoes and wooilens, minimum. 75 Absolutely Free With F.very Purchase of $10 or Over. Either on Cash or Credit Purchases. This remaved. Goldma: Bros and an ents : : cents a case and 25 cents for addi- wonderful new creation in a Blue Bird Dinn ‘r Set will lend a tone of refinement to any table. refrigerators at double ) tee ca Pa ial Make it a habit to look for WM We have a limited number; get one absolute y free whiie they last—at Goldman Bros., Olive near a te great Taieee ~See them on aalie ~ $29. 75 these Friday bargains—and you ll Silk. minimum increased from $1 - | : "i getNe ny dollars ahead in almost , . S . - ture than | be ma - : to $1.50 a case . , : § no time. Every price is Special Passe age ; ear ae GOLDMAN BROS, ACCEPT LIBERTY m . : Talking machines. carload lots, in- | i BONDS . ae eee . da aged : j with a capital S. sand toon 10 4né 18 eae eee we AT THEIR FACE \ ALUE This Is id | creat : as 3 ' . wo _ e consider 30, 60 and 90 days’ time rs dred pounds to 16 and 17 cents as cash. We give vou 10% cash dix. count. the same as if you pald the *t miss it. : T) w rates of the St. Louis : , he new rate © 1e St. Ou money In advance. a o . ose ‘ c¢g ine S . ‘ ’ . Men’ Ss Percale Shirts 212 35) Men Ss Union Suits 69 rransfer Co., effective Saturday, for _WE CL CLOSE SATURDAY AT 6:20 P. ™. : C Bi hauling baggage from various parts 1 Oe ae AE ATR SEE Rae ana, y See ee ee en ee Se Ona nnnes 4 . tional cases. = leventh. OO wae 3 NE A ee ee ethvnd oe. Striped pattern. French cuffs Mesh weave material. Knee | = | a A , > a ) - —sizes 14'2, 15 and 15'» neck length, ‘s sleeves, dependable of the city to | pret ae atti ane : . ° : Oe Ya ae Jt > SS ~ SPECIAL LINO. SALE i i ‘ri nounced in an advertisement printe: 4%, = hee ~ only. (Friday only) quality. (Friday only) : : | fi i ano ectal : pen today. The company announces that br pe. ' | . | ‘ — Alb yes ‘ete ane it granted its employes, last week, an § - | ino. See our large increase in wages Which brings the' Hm : yh | line. Special price, ? . , per e#equare yard, for eye — Striking Offer of nee oe Re ; percentage of Increase, since 1917, to tg i a, : = “Wy Ss | Et nie ee ROO ONOENS OE 4 100 per cent, while baggage rates in mr = ¢c ‘Sie | the same period have advanced but Guid == a | eo : L ; ~-e 25 per cent. The latter, officers of the company say, includes the pres- ent increase. Under the new schedule, the lowest | | ! rate for hauling baggage is 65 cents é sh | 4 ' ‘i Whole Rooms Covered for each piece, from the district be- x So | a . on Seumk oe tate tween Wash street and Chouteau RD & teh : a , FY : ‘st PER }: ONTH BUYS (THIS: BIG 20-P TEC CE ALUMINUM € OOKING OU TIT $1.00 PER MONTH BUYS THIS FINE avenue. and east of Garrison avenue. rderful lla great number of these Se 1 . ‘aaah’ hoy BB ‘ is ) oul! OT j l \ i 4 ’ 8, ] our other districts are designated } > my mnahled *ffer th lest wonderfii!] UMmMinum Cookine utiit ever assembled. Worth ec | lerably more Massive “Brassoid”’ Bed within the cits , V ith the charge as an Ww for it '@ i ' eCciAns ttention to the lal Be pi ecer this get omprises, Ni > get has . 7 evel ee?) ae mn ad : ¥ a Ica ) nie . is r) 84 a} wae) . 9 ows — j areai ad \I cia ° " e . : , 47 F : miei : _ - i ‘ Oe 4 ‘ ; hi i ap aL ii una rsize “ata ' ’ high as $1.15 each for two pieces vi of beat cuaranteed pur e “QUALITY BRAND" alun (mum. ; - ms this tert op- : fi | j 1} j ox. i Wole rful = : 1 eents for ; iti ‘al PB portunity the change of a SPLCIAT ALE : ee baggage, anc - additional Sak aS526 omenaber. You Get. TY Beautiful Blue Bird With Your Alum'nem set pieces. from Clayton, Brentmoor, §& University City and Welltston, h rate is $1.50 each for one or two s and $1 for additiona! pieces, each ,pieces. The present rate for one ‘piece of baggage from these suburb- ‘an points is $1, so that the advance in this instance is 50 per cent. il The Popular Price Express C9, | Be ae rs ear oo. mere Pere TORT. Ps srarage which does baggage hauling busi- ! sateek! | ) Rs eee ‘ee ak “tars eons “fs si "e 2 ness, has placed a new schedule in ‘ma Nae. ‘ae ~F Nigmes aay se, Ons Af Lage effect, by which the lowest charg et riore pers a ke Ae ' He et, Bae Aha!) | . 7 . in the nearer district is 65 cents for | yeaa Summer-weight models in 3 ‘ , ae Fae Wis ee one piece of baggage, the same us . TOF Me ek Ra the new rate of the St. Louis Trans-/|§ | mae =a} fer Co., but the rates for longer & a | A moe: attractive outing colorings of 6 Bes Fs ee rai pie 2. Ses Me a SS RECEEE va -a F: hauls are somewhat less than those J Take this beautiful three-piece Davenette Suite, for MLL built Brassoid © | On Special ’ ie in, ‘ 3 : a *> ' , * { “eT ’ . —* A “sa Ge , 4 »»* 2 . " ~~ ’ ‘ é ; ’ ‘ r > « ec } . sy! Vor act \ iii Inor;re beaut ful jad C m w Bae ae iG of the St. Louis Transfer Co. 7 eee enet iid qQuarter-sawed oak. Could 3 e he y never tae. ' tan and pray ixture t eed : Niecy ee LO Pe ME ae f th - ? fer or useful for vour he ” Vhy not have 1¢ in your home when you can buy never tarnish. Bale at . sk seper ; Ne: 4 Po a » . : e uch ‘ rr les o wea a re show nm such easy rms? temember our free offer No bed at $30 can equal this re rnarkable value. See it Dy all mneana and homespun. You'll search 4 ‘ Zee a 3 ee she ai i} MARRIAGE LICENSES with yo REMEMBER YOU GET A BLUE BIRD DINNE ‘T FREE. it will pay vou Se. eae eer ek BIRTHS RECORDED | : ) . in vain for equal values at the Se) BPs. «ile ae ee Aan ee ch | | | oe price. Gas i eS BURIAL PERMITS : gl : IF YOU LIVE OUT ee 4 $ % a4 ‘ | Continucd eses Semen Page. ' OF ST. LOUIS 3 é : Eng: I, 1h St. TAuis Chil iren's H mepital: . & : , , ‘ PAY US A VISIT disease «. “ 3 ee , > ‘ ‘ "As ’ ad r ‘ Cc r s)y)" *. . ° ‘ . By sede ’ ian rath, %, ae Ir liana nsulnt nm, : p Sell on Easy Pay 9 Dene oe ! ‘redericka Stock, — OT Rutger: nephritis , ? ents 01 a! : nl A ERB Jo} Maliov, 65, 4552. rco; pneumonis » #F ' ens Wor SW FD a a a Rel a 3 ide Where » ee hae tae 2dw. Swineford, 75. 8127 Sher 1aAN loah: cance! "y Sto: fo os ys nt OS Sete: Sadie Hotchkiss, : Lays w) Ww eaver: accident R : . — ous tip A ath ~ aos ; . ‘ (seo. Kirc} ner. , ni34 Terry pneumonia “ ok v. . — Purchase! , CARP a5 MBG , Margarethe Kalf, 64. 1 918 Cherokee; heart : . cote ' "Si oe a 4 1 BS: disease. f?-) ~s ; a. : : Hv. Seip, 52. 19 S. 10th: tuberculosis er oe § months. 2533 S. 7th : $295.00 Striped gray ma- Z ; ig “Mack ‘Laird. 82, 25 8. 2ist: pe ve a sae | nd terial, cuff bottom, $ } ssa | pantie, Rs | | tunnel belt loops. ll ) | : —_ | ee 2 Ios ee | City News in Brel | 5 rags 3 . $385.00 (Friday only.) oy eee We | i a 'O2 eee pus ae Dee Dollars sed i” POLICE ITEM S* / BR he ee .$415.00 Binsin S_ | NUL (fears 4. , _, Doctors declare that bedbugs and KILLS FLEAS ON DOGS eg ee . 3 : : , re ti ° HERI sE RT re BROW NX OF FLAT IVER, 7 de ; a bem vermin are the most-to - Used Alo a ' at St Hosp Pay haa : at . feared means of apreading auch dais- wd ir a Z n net dk iol who : at tl ' ———ee in as s consumption. spinal an, take a littie P aek d ya) ice t arenes. SAopworn | wagon are sought in connection with the CUT THIS OUT } a | : |; reported theft of a case of woolen cans Your druggist has P. D. @Q (Pesky i ’ valued t S400 frnr ‘ vf e f the em .00 7 \ B : gr ; a 8 : Nn a }) a rm oOo ‘e P Devils’ Quietus and will be giad to : ° . he os oys Herzog Dry Goods Co 205 W ash net mn q The mere truth that sO furnish it fe 85 cents Ome 45-cent T be Tf'se it on fure tn : avenue The case was’ missed si) ortl y after : rm! i ( ii pacKaRr@ maken a ' jart of the TT: , 2- rs et een out mothe Yemonstrator . | B 9 Bl a . i . OyS ouses employes of the concern had seen the wagon many are in competition for ture and je equal to a berre! of old ) Windsor at the | fushioned bug-killer, ‘Rome drugsiste | A ‘BEDBUG SPOUT | drive paat piat ‘form. . , | _ your cash proves that your fashioned bug-killer. Bome érugstets | . —less than wholesale cost Rye . a —_ mas aaa ay Oma ™ P ‘ eceD titute If o a Cc | I 1es TONY BLURE, EN 3 oR cash is worth having yell cept subatl go ee ae | e Way, ~4 Light and dark patterns, a few atten tade’inieat Cheyenne, he Pg <P name and 35 cents and we will send In light colors blue chambrays. Sizes 6 to 12 only. a friend with whom rou a package postage prepaid to vour” address vi Heads on every (Friday Only), As quantity is small. not more ok dees he ° he gerbe And Saving. WILL NOT DAMAGE GOODS then you'll be sure to get co nmi ne will not tnjure delicate th cenuin | . than three ae pat bought one P Dp. Q 4 be sold to west for $34. fabrice clothing carpets, furniture, Ow 1, { sola: Air ety COM PANT. . omens wou ediding, wall per or woodwork. Ir ‘orre aute ndiana . WN | 3 customer POLICE HAVE BEEN ASKED TO a Others —" the aw a it is often used as . deodorizer yi Wolf?-Wlson. Judge MENTS : 4 vestigate the theft ef $200 in Liberty Bon spend. Why not save some and diainfectant ' iph and other leadine drvugg@iste : é and $65 in stamps fri a safe in th ice for yourself in a Mercantile . NGED 4 of the Sabine L canteet (‘ao et whole hres cn aie” Gee Savings Account? — ROM . ¢ | North Taylor avenue a ’ o bonds were Allison's _ADVERTISEMI'NT Better Than Pills TO $25 : B ; y d Cc Boys Stockings / 29c were told BS the mp “ meee o the : . 3 7 i le, in black. Sizes 6 ( cenpleves reported for duty yedberaay thorn YN Ft Dollar y } ; oys ats an aps am trier po Sa sei aa 2 veer | a ONE stars ONE : After you eat—always use For Liver Ills. Me t : | The Hats washable in tan, gray, : magma ; 3 é Ce ee an , ‘5 os 2 | two-tone and plaids. Boys Ribbed Union Suits | - MISCELLANEOUS We are open Monday ey «6 YOu can't The Caps with unbreakable vis- White balbriggan. short sleeves, knee ty | Evenings until 6:30. (FOR YOUR STOMACH'S SAKE) feel so good MRS LARINDA BAKER, 60 YEARS OLD of 4054 A Soi ith Bbroadw ay Was foun j dea ] ors—good material. len th. (Friday only.) 6 " z a a aa sca “ ~® - gg heen at a ng ! “s hine on —one or two tabletsa—eat like candy. but what neg whic 1@ een writin note at her , 69c Boys’ Bathing Suits” home yesterday, whe ae machine agents ' tC Instant! relievesHeartburn, Bloated will rey you ‘ \ | called at the home. She had been under ' ling. tops in iges . | ec ter, In attractive color combinations. Sizes ‘treatment for heart trouble. rit Gassy ree | better. : atm PMerca si@ if us per cee food souring, repeating, headacheand . ° a 4 y } ; 24 to 32. (Friday only.) | FIRE STARTING AT 7 O'CLOCK LAST daonber Wee, Superv/sio0 the many miseries caused by of the three-story + ingeree Se ~ = | lan SiQHTH AND ‘Locust TO ST. CHARLTS A Hitt, 'as cota y the I Popeorn, Ca ws daterts levings’”’ cid-Stomach Boys’ Rah-Rah Straws—all colors, at . . . . $1.29 peonnes ci Jeho Cluigabae op ee ae naneietintnahaiaanaaanel RUFUS ISONE, 83 YE the harmful acids and gases right ovt « « . ’ nowh #80 as ae | | ‘ sae _ n : “ ¢ d, f Boys’ Khaki Knickers—sizes 6 to “an at “ ‘ - = 15 Forithon , Be | tur ia Hy ) the | ‘or ‘ 4 f | Of ine ony a thousande Wen Jordy away from the institution, where he had | « benefited. Guarantecd to satisfy or pare G SUR? . seereree) a money refunded by your own drug- /last week charged with aie te to f Pi try it! narcotics into the oy jail. st a tri e. ease par oe gist Co ADVERTISEMENT | ‘ The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening at Ce we eee a? OTe ti i Associated Presse news service. , — — | SCHMITZ & ODE Mo., rc “suly dan nd % Ty the Centr renee Seen cade | | New, Positive Treatment ores, fathine nk Mikio Say men arta gr ye ye . toR Hair or Fuzz ports. febing and hiking bt on arranges 4 ? .o emove “The entre cos’ for the inree lave cole Qhildren’sCoughs IMPORTED : Lae aes of Lae, theset oem wil “be vevonded By POMPEIAN Rn gg ng BHF —. a a af 4 Street Grund and Franklin aven 29: : f the throat often will Washington Avenue at Eighth Str | | Saas Slee ano at by OLIVE OIL precede remryeere Ore nies tee fi TING FOR ALL THE esliieaan” te puis has been arrai a pe -" Tewonu, CH RCIEMA, per aS eee Fo et ne tae f Her's Gro avois at The qualit supreme; the IMOGWORM, TETTEM o@ - 2 oa dank <anen “tan ae Gi it Sch rt & Shroder ad—It’ Ss TRUE . nue , ¥ nanagem ont of the gr ove T? oan a celine eounbiened pa oe ne ohio dieeeace. e y ws , Bete Oe failure it’ you see I in a MUzZ j CRLEGT OR Mt eh ach ae ba) to hy au ° @ 75 com: bex at our ries. re ¢ , are careful to buy genulne gent he Pong a dudse & Dein Drus stores, iaione. the heailbies( retttest child present.

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J ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee cere a Ea a aM aa a ae aa aaa aaa aaa aa aaa ea aaa aa ahaa aaah aTaPaaa MaMa aMaMa ata aaa ease aa a"a aaa aa Ss aMaa Tea ease Saale $1.25 Ribbons Satin, at, yard moire and taffeta Ribbons, in 7 widths; beautiful patterns in all shades; Friday toe 8 inch 69c Main Floor ~~ —— + eee eee se See Our Basement Economy Store Announcement on Page 20. FAMOUS-BA ae — — We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books far } $2 in Cash or $2 20 mn Merc handise—I ew Restricte d Articles E xce pled. - --_— RR CO. Largest Distributors of Merchandise at Retail in Missourt or the West. TOMORROW — PRIDAY SPE _- $1.15 Tricotine Bmooth finish, half-wool Trico- tine, in black and colors; good wearing fabric, 40 inches wide; Friday, yard Main Floor Safety Pins Pansy Safety Pins, made of heavy, all-brass wire and heavily mickeled; sizes 1, 2 and 3; 5 one dozen on card; card.. C Main Floor 75c Striped Tissue Woven colored stripes of pink, blue, heliotrope, ete., on good quality white tissue; 36 in. 55c¢ wide; Friday at, yard... Main Floor Imported Gingham High-grade imported plaid Gingham, in handsome styles and combinations; 32 inches wide; 1.25 quality; Friday, yard . Main Floor $3.50 Pearl Buttons Excellent quality ocean Pearl Buttons, in pure white; large 60- line size, in two differ- $1 95 ent patterns; dozen. Main Floor Silk Gowns Women’s crepe de chine Gowns, in Empire style; lace and ribbon trimmed; in flesh only; $10.95 value; Friday. $8. 59 Third Floor Silk Camisoles Strap and built-up shoulder stvles; made of satin and crepe de chine, in lace trimmed and tai- lored styles; Friday Third Floor Bungalow Aprons Of good quality pereale, in fancy stripes and patterns; have belt and pockets; attractively trimmed; $1.95 value — - —s — . ———— Front Lace Corsets Made of pink coutil, some with medium bust and elastic top and elastic set in back of $2 15 skirt; $5.50 value; Fri., . ifth Fleor Traveling Bags Three-piece Traveling Bags, in 18-inch size; high cut and with sewed frame; $15 value, Friday Fifth Floer $3.50 Navy Satin Good wearing quality, sott fin- ished navy blue dress Satin, 40 inches wide; special Friday at, vard Main Floor $2 Striped Shirting Fine cord tub Shirting, in nar- row satin stripes with colored combination stripes on jacquard ground; 32 inches wide; yard Main Floor $5.50 Satin Charmeuse Excellent quality of plain, soft finished Charmeuse Satin, in the popular street em $3. 95 40 in. wide; Friday, 3 aa Floor $1 Heather Suiting 54 inches wide, heavy weight gray and tan striped mixture Suiting; splendid wearing fabric; Friday, yard 15C Main Fleer Blue Middy Cloth Splendid quality and weight; 36 inches wide; come in navy blue only; launders well; joc quality; Friday, vax DOC Main Floor 49c Plaid Ginghams Rich dark combination Plaids, of staple, 52-inch Ginghams of a good wearing quality; Friday at, yard owner - ee _ No Mail or Phone Orders Accepted on ~~ ee $3 Sport Coatings Dress Comes Light wely hit, all-wool Sport Well mm)! ide of Por vl | Coatings, in white with wide col- | fiber. in 34. 36 or 39 inch size ; j ored stripes on “novelty we aves; regularly priced 14. 5() $18.75; Friday only x D4 inches wide; yard Fifth Floor | quality lade of good gr with ree | hood and tinishe 8S; s. 200 Value Special Frida: Main Floor | , | Dress Trunks $5 Wool Velours | Splendidly made and All-wool Velours, in the wanted | fron bound: come in 34 or 36 in. eolors; dependable wearing qual- | gize: itv, 54 inches wide; . dav only, yard Two quires to eac cards, others paper ¢ $15.75 value; velopes to match; Fridav at ° ry day . box Fifth Floor Main in loor Baby Carriages 89c Deere Main lLloor—Aisle 106 “Friday Specials’ : $3.25 Candlesticks Polvehrome Candlesticks, with attractive fruit design and 10- $1.75 ifth Floor $10 Taborets Japanese Taborets, with round ade of reed, ! in the best 5) | inch candle; Friday, “See | compl te tor h ifth Floor h box: some angle { with paper and correspondence | or square tops; 18 inches high nuiiy with en- | and earved in various neat 7 49¢ | designs; Friday Fifth Fleer Children’s “M” Waists Mine ribbed cotton Warsts. re Centerpieces Round, 24-inch size, dark ground imitation leather Center- pieces, in stenciled de- 59 signs; joc and $1 value.. C Fifth Floor 79c White Goods Faney Dress Voiles, in stripes, checks and plaids, for Summer dresses and waists; ‘ cial Friday at, yard Fifth Floor 75c White Organdie Sheer quality, crisp finish Or- gandie, in white only; 88 inches wide; splendid for Summer wear; lIriday, yard i Fifth Floor $7.95 Tablecloths . All linen, full bleached Table- cloths, in 67x67-inch size; nicely inforced to carry weight from shoulders: slight seeonds of 65¢ quality; 3S for $1.15; each - ae 39¢ Main lb loor Women’s Union Suits ‘*Futurist’’ sook, plain or erossbar cloth; white or pink, with built-up shoulders or bodiee $1 48 ‘ — stvle:; $2.25 value Main Floor Men’s Union Suits Of fine ribbed white cotton, in long or short sleeve and ankle ength style; white or ecru; sizes 54 and 36 only; $1.50 $2.50 values Suits, of nain- Main Floor Men’s Half Hose Fiber Silk Sweaters | BB — Reoneg Poe eed hemmed: for breakfast or lunch heels, double soles and _ toes: use; Friday $5 88 . Fifth Floor $3 Bed Sheets Good heavy quality Bed Sheets, in 81x99-inch full bed size; suit- able for hotels and ? 66 Summer homes; verdes a . Fifth Fleer $55 Wardrobe Trunks Vuleanized fiber Wardrobe Trunks, fitted with shoe pocket and Jaundry bag; lined with cre- tonne; special $42 5() oJ $7.00 and S10 Values at.... $5.00 In the Popular Tte-on Style @ One of the most-wanted garments of the and as practical as they are attractive. In of over 400 vou have choice of plain ane weaves in black, navy, jade, orange, flesh. Sizes 31 to 44, which enables both women misses to take advantage of the sale price. white and slight seconds; 3 pairs $1.25; pair Main Floor Normandie Val. Laces Wide edges and insertions, in round, diamond and Filet mesh effects; snitable for camisoles and underwear; 35 quality, vard Main Floor—<Alisle 4 50c to 69c Embroideries Swiss and ¢ambrie edges, in- sertions and bands, 2 to & inches wide, in evelet and blindwork et: feets: Friday season, this lot 1 fanev and . «+ _ Third Floor at, vard Main Floor—Aisle 4 59e Printed Voile Iriday, yard Splendid wearing quality. striped and floral designs; in attractive colorings and. 36 Inches wide: Silk Gloves W omen 's two-el: Sp), he avy qual. itv S ilk (;love ped fingers, broidered backs; Friday, pair . With double tip- Main Floor—Aisle 3 Men’s Oxfords Tan Russia or gunmetal calf Oxfords, made with welt soles = the latest English last: ° 6.25 $7.50 value; Friday, pr., Second F as) Boys’ Scout Shoes Cood evervida. Shoes, strongly made: shown in tan o nly, in sizes 1 to 514: $4 value 3. 25 Friday only, at, ar Second Floor Sport Oxfords Women’s white Nu-buck Or- fords, with welt soles, low heels and imitation wing tips; ) all sizes; Friday, pair. Sai 5 Second Floor Canvas Oxfords Women’s white Canvas Orx- fords, with tip or plain toes; have welt soles and rubber heels: special Friday, $3.85 gol Serre Second Floor Wall Paper Remnants, in lots of from 2 to 12 rolls of a kind: the newest P apers; spee ial Frid: iv, aad a" 10c ‘ $4, 98 Fourth Floor $12.50 Dinner Sets 42-piece ~ American semi-por- eelain Sets, in plain shape, with floral border decoration: service for six persons; $7. 50) Friday Vitth Floor 75c Casseroles Brown and white heavy glazed pottery, in No. 8 size: brown out- side and white inside; just 200 in the lot; Fri 39¢ ‘Fifth Floor season's dav, each Paris Point or em- $1.00 Women’s Hdkfs. (rood qGuanty Shamrock Hand — ke rehiefs, he mestite hed fancy stripe border; value; Friday Main Floor—Aisle 47 Boys’ Sport Blouses Short sleeve style, of plain blue ¢ splendid for Vacation chambray; wear: sizes 6 to 16 vears; $1.25 value, Frid: iv Boys’ Bathing Suits Fine worsted varns, in com. bination colors; one-piece skir¢ style, in sizes 28 to 34; $4.55 value; Friday ... The New Home Cook a eontaining over 400 pages over 1000 recipes; bound in 39 washable oileloth; Friday. Main Fleer Boudoir Lamps Graceful Lamps, having dainty ‘ decorated 8-inch glass shades and metal bases; ishes; $7.50 value; Friday $2.25 Spoon Trays Attractive eut glass glass, in floral and miter de signs; limited quan- titv; Friday Fifth Fleer $3.95 Bathing Suits Children’s sizes 6 to 16 vears: California knitted Suits, of part wool, with skirt, ‘‘V’’ neck and cap sleeve: rosé, Copen and red Third Fleer Children’s Dresses Of Amoskeag gingham, in wot d colors, checks and stripes; waist or Empire style; sizes 2 to 6 vears; $1.95 value, Friday and with — bronze or gilt fim — Spoon — Trays, eut on heavy crystal lead } Co Aa res on t! sion of gi orde Alde its n desu ven facts opp char mwiere the | Zone mist. fron shou thro sick restf are? enou the | #1 56 avai ther the 3 Fifth Floor . $5 to $10 White Skirts 2.75 @ Every Skirt in this big assort- ment is a remarkable value, and tt will take but a glance to convince vou of this fact. Made of pre- shrunk gabardine, which insures their washing qualities, and pret- tily stvled with the newest pock- ets and belts. Main Floor 51.50 to $2 Neckwear Special, Friday, at. & @ Silk, Silk Mixture and Knit Ties, in a splen- did variety of stripes and heather mixtures. Unusual values. Men’s $2.50 White Shirts, $1.95 q Made of light-weight white poplin, in neck-band style with soft turn-back cuffs; Shirts that men can wear with comfort in hot weather. Sizes 14 to li. the ] stitu bein, more pital are f wher free the ° to bi Soa ad se hn ne or ss Women’s Fiber Hosiery 48c @_ These are ‘‘seconds’’ of the 95e grade .and are splendid values at Friday’s price. Made with lisle tops, high splieed heels, double soles and toes. White and colors. $3.95 Silk Hosiery, $2.65 All silk, with double POPS, high spliced hee's and double soles and toes. Black and navy blue, Special Tomorrow, At the Special Price of tion nece the ¢ the » Main Fleer Main Floor ; | Men’s $5 Straw Hats Leghorns, Bangkoks or Panamas, Choice. . q@_ South American Panamas in Alpine, Optimo, tele- i e (5 Children’s Overalls Solid or striped blue chambray, also Infants’ Rubber Pants Made of good wearing, pure rub- gray with white or checked trimmizgs; | ber, in white, pink and natural $1.00 value; special hriday City Skin whic zonil er 8s and toge thos peop OER EERE MME R Cee eee se se Yh e — 2) "Oe ‘o* nd sizes 2 to 6 vears; colors: Friday | only, Third Floor. Some are a bit soiled, but the excellence of material and the special price more $6.50 Feather Pillows than compensate for this. ;F ota | | | Filled with sterilized goose and duck , R. M. C. Cotton. in varfbus num- Siz CS from z D4 los 4 waists : . "] iz feathers and covered with faney art or bers, shown in white, ecru and $4 85 ' eolors: Kriday only, Third Floor , o per ball Main Floor. Fourth Floor. $3.50 and $4 Curtains, Pr. $20 Wool and Fiber Rugs Fit-Al] T linge IC3 ~ 'It- raveling Kits 65 | if Serviceable Rugs, woven in neat colors | 15 me: » . Salat Shiite obteden casd@iae aa pire Ho » ] -OD eo tional figures ingshades of pink, blue, green se Ala Fraction of Their Worth and tan. $2.25 Rag Rugs, $1.69 effects in light and dark colors. Size 27x54 in. Fearth Floor Crochet Cotton scope and drop-tip shapes. Italian leghorns in Al- pine, telescope and drop-tip styles. And Siam Bang- koks, numbered among the lightest and coolest Sum- mer hats made, in telescope, Alpine and yacht styles. «) stripe ticking; size OG inches: Ky idav, pair the J each Avel ing } solu’ - Girls’ Dresses in Peter Thompson Style At Friday's OO PTICe Of... — @ Made of white linene, with white or blue eollar and cuffs, braid and emblem trim- Over 200 in the let; Siena of wane ming on sleeve;, yoke and side plaits give proof material, in blue, tan, gray and amartness of style and the proper fullness. ( t ears Grad; seme Shaey See Sener ek. Thermos Bottles Boys Summer Suits an e $4 Unfitted Fit- Middy Blouses, $2. 50 A}l Cuuinds special $1.45 @ So convenient for home use and traveling 8 80 In white, with blue, rose, yellow or green ’s (C | Men’s Cases, fitted with eollar and cuffs, or all-blue, with white en ee $1 95 are these practical Thermos Bottles, which $12.50 Values outat, ete. pectin: at are specially priced for Friday. at.. Scoteh and Filet weaves, in plain center effects with dainty borders. Also allover and conventional designs, in all the wanted colors. « Just in time for those who are planning week-end trips and vaca- lion journeys, comes this impor- tant sale of Traveling Cases at notable savings. ISS tion ng 1 rt me Infu $6.50 and $7 Curtains, $4.85 Nottingham and Filet Nets, made of good quality cotton yarns, in attractive patterns and colorings. ** Hit and-miss ’ Feurth Fleor bor of Ty Alde tion $1.50 values in Un- <1) fitted Cases; special ato C Bor and $3.00 Unfitted braid trimming. Sizes 6 to 22. qnira Fleer Main Fleer FPL OPAL CTO TE ART A rome $2.25 Pint Thermos’ Bottles — Green W . enamel c ar bed T ts, Made of Paim Beach eloth, and corre ash Boilers 2.5 ; .: - cna le tail, Me ple ated coats mer patch pockets and belt, Shhue-eadiiie knickers with belt loops, watch and hip pockets. A variety of shades and pat- | terns. Sizes 6 to 17. q Full size No. &§ Wash Boilers made of heavy quality tin. Have copper bottems, stationery han- Boys’ $1.39 and $1.69 Wash Pants, 88c dies and dome covers. Basement Gallery ' $16.50 Mattresses Contain 45 pounds of layer felt and cotton, covered with a good grade of fancy ticking; $9 65 regular sizes; Friday.. . Fourth Fleer Sanitary Couches Simmons Couches, finished in en, — center supports and rop sides; $12.75 -value; Friday $9. 98 Pad to fit; $8.75 value. 87.50 : id Feurth Fleer Lenox Soap one ; @. Procter & Gamble | @ Lenox Soap, a well-known nized Cane, in 4%&- brand. Médium size bars | gallon size, with} meh i , . eave bail and es limited quantity of 100 heavy bail ar = — BS ns lot . er: met S00 in the cases and Only ONE 100 OF lot. andl onliv one to 10 bars to a customer. o enstomer. Basement Callery Garbage Cans Value, 9OC Heavy galva $3.50 Pt, Thermos Bottles—nickel corrugated, 82.55 $5.25 Qt Thermos Bottles—nickel corrugated, &3.9% $3.75 Pint Thermos Bottles—plain nickel $5.75 Quart Thermos Bottles—-plain nickel. ~ 25 Quart Thermos Carafes .75 Quart Thermos Carafes ; 3.75 Thermos Lunch Kits—pt. and ! apt size, $2. GH $1.85 Pint Thermos Fillers—each. $3.00 Quart Thermos Fillers—each.. $3.95 Value.. Well-made garments in light and dark shades and extraordinary values for those who can use sizes 4, 5 and 6. Main Fleer Second Ficer Basement Gallery BORER e eee eee eee eee eee eee BER REE EERE CRE EEECRAE EES REE ESESSORERR SESE SSRSERSERESSES EE GEST EE ERE SESSOSLSLLSL ESLER SE EERE ES EES

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foile ti\ e colorings ane 45¢ XY omen’s Hdkfs. un! ity Shia hirock ; hemstitehed an ipe border: bSe 1 riday | 125¢ Main Floor—vAisle 4, ’ Sport Blouses leeve style, of plain blue ; splendid for vacation es 6 to 16 vears; vue, Pridas Second Floor > Bathing Suits — us | Worsted varns, in ¢um- eolors: one piece skirt Sizes LS to o4; ° a ereGay ... $3.65 Second Floor Cook Books ew Home Cook Book, gm over 400 pages and recipes; bound in Oileloth; Friday.. 39¢ Main Floor udoir Lamps ul Lamps, having dainty 8-ineh glass shades and ses; bronze or gilt fin- 50 riday Fifih Floor 25 Spoon Trays tive cut glass Spoon yt on heavy erystal lead floral and miter de- imited quan- idav Fifth Floor 5 Bathing Suits *s sizes 6 to 16 vears: ja knitted Suits, of part ith skirt, ‘‘V’’ neck and Ve; rose, andl =red Third Floor Idren’s Dresses oskeag gingham, in solid hhecks and stripes; waist ire style; sizes 2 to 6 1.95 iday Rubber Pants bd wearing, pure rub- », pink and natural 1 Friday Main Floor. et Cotton otton, in varfbus num- in white, ecru. and Ay only, Main Floor. 1g Kits ¥ of Their Worth or those who .are nd trips and vaca- obmes this inipor- aveling Cases al lot; made of water- blue, tan, gray and fitted with neces- rics, infi “¢t. Pf ooh 1.45 Cases, fitted with on nel $ | 95 Main Fleer rhage Cans vane, 95C il and cov- 500 in the only one to mt Gallery ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1920. ee A lla ae emma Ale ty: ons EG s a & + atin iaecgue : ; feed oS. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ADVERTISEMENT “- o = a . mune ai _— eh. es ee ie ’ , wit aa i Son WE. vi 3 x - SSS SRG SS SSS st SS SG SU SR “ ~~ 7 o ” SoS te AR, Rai SR ae ans tie. Sa nie trib ata gl RS Raa ean omar TO THE EOPLE OF ST. LOUIS A STATEMENT Concerning the Proposed Location for the New Jewish Hospital The Board of Directors of the Chamber of Commerce passed a resolution condemning the impairment of the zoning ordinance on the ground of convenience and expediency, which the under- signed and every other true St. Louisan will heartily approve. However, this resolution was not passed for the purpose of giving expression to the sentiment which it contained, but in order to influence the Mavor and the Members of the Board of Aldermen against giving the Jewish Hospital permission to erect its new building on Skinker Road by intimating that the hospital desired to erect its new institution there on the ground of con- — and expediency, which, however, is contrary to the acts. [his resolution was adopled at the instigalion of those opposed to this movement and without giving the hospital a chance lo be heard. — : Mr. W. Frank Carter, President of the Chamber of Com- meree, stated on a number of oceasions that he was a member of the City Plan Commission at the time the city was laid out in zones, and that upon completion of this work he realized a great mistake had been made in restricting, for private use, property fronting the park, for he felt that the benefit of the park front should have been extended to all the people as far as possible through just such institutions as the Jewish Hospital, for if the sick and the sick poor are not entitled to the benefits of the restfulness, quietude and fresh air surrounding the park, who are? Surely not just a few persons who are able and fortunate enough to own homes there. In addition to this indisputable fact, the Hospital selected the site on Skinker Road for its new institution, to cost about $1,500,000, for the further reason that it is the only suitable and available property for its purpose in the City of St. Louis, and therefore asks for the removal of the zoning restrictions, not on the ground of convenience and expediency, but as a necessity for the public welfare. For the Jewish Hospital is a non-sectarian in- stitution, accepting all patients, regardless of creed, the average being 55 per cent Jewish and 45 per cent non-Jewish. Further- more, it is primarily a charitable institution. In the present hos- pital there are one hundred and ten beds, of which seventy-five are free or semi-free, only thirty-five Leing in private rooms, and when the wards are filled, even the private rooms must be held for free patients. The Jewish Hospital serves all the people, and the welfare of the people demands that it be given permission to build on the site selected on Skinker Road. That this is the only suitable and available site for the erec- tion of the new Jewish Hospital (not less than six acres being necessary), was proven conclusively at the publie hearing before the Committee on Legislation of the Board of Aldermen and by the very evidence of those opposed to this movement. At that meeting, Mr. Ernest J. Russell, President of the City Plan Commission, made the statement that even if the Skinker Road site is the only suitable and available one on which to erect the new Jewish Hospital, rather than remove the zoning restrictions, the hospital should be forced to select a small- er site, reduce the size of the institution it intends to erect and curtail its usefulness to the community. This statement, _ together with the hearty approval it received at the time from those opposing this measure, must in the minds of all thinking people forever condemn the entire opposition. Under an agreement with the present owners of the property, the Hospital will be compelled to place restrictions on 350 feet on each side of this property, running from Skinker Road to De Mun Avenue, said restrictions to be similar to those now on the adjoin- ing property. This will forever give to the adjacent property ab- solute protection. / The Sisters of St. Marv’s Infirmary, who were refused per- mission by the City Plan Commission to build their new institu- tion on this site, addressed a communication to that body request- ing that it grant this privilege to the Jewish Hospital and urging it not to repeat the mistake it made when it refused St. Mary’s Infirmary. . The Building Trades Council and the Central T'rodes and La- bor Union have both passed resolutions condemning the restricting of park-front property for private use and urging the Board of Aldermen to permit the Jewish Hospital to erect its new institu- tion on the site selected on Skinker Road. In considering this ordinance, the Members of the Board of Aldermen have but two questions to decide: First—Shall the Jewish Hospital be permitted to erect the great institution it has in view, or, as advocated by Mr. Russell, shall it be compelled to reduce the size of that institution and curtail its benefit to the people? Second—Shall this park-front property forever remain restricted for private residence purposes or shall the benefits of the park front be extended to institutions serving all the people? Respectfully, AARON WALDHEIM, President, Jewish Hospital. j ' ; ' ‘ } i ' |$7000 that will be .and John F., | I'avors ‘Small of Kankakee, ‘Treasurer, has announced that he {!s'! ——— ee MORE WORK ESSENTIAL T0 SWELL MILK FUND If Supporters Give Additional! Time $7000 Minimum \WHl Be Forthcoming. —_—_—_— +> ee CONTRIBUTIONS. Previously acknowledged ...$72 Show, 4737 Morganford .... John E. Thomson, 720 Mer- chants-Laclede Bldg. ..... Lucile Hughes, Ferguson. . Children, 4800 block, Bulwer avenuc Contributions to the Post-Dispatch Puré Milk and Free Ice Fund have lagged in the last few days, follow- ing the cool weather. 3ut the tem- | 'perate weather has not lessened the | need of the tenement children for | /pure milk and the fund mfist not be | ‘allowed to fall behind the records of, ' previous yeors. | If every loyal worker will epend just a Iittle more time in behalf of the babies, the minimum fund of necessary this season to completely carry out the work planned, will be forthcoming Only four additions to the Milk ~ and Ice lund were reported yester- ! day. A program of dancing num- bers and several magician tricks was given at 4757 Morganford road last week. R. J. Rosenbauer Jr. man- | aged the affair and played the part of the magician. Assisting him were Ijelen and Viola Schilli, Josephine | Asselberg, Margaret Nordman, Vic-, ‘tor Herleder and Milton and Mildred Bossch. The affair earned $1.55. | Lilliam MeDaniel, Vera Rogers and Garnet Steffler of the 4800 block on Bulwer avenue earned $1 for the ' babies. Lucile Hughes of Ferguson gave $4 to “help carry on the noble work,” Thomson, 7290 Mer- chants-Laclede Building, sent his check for $1.20. SEVERAL KILLED AND STORES a . || Spend Your Money Carefully In buying a Used Car, don’t take it beeause it looks like a bargain to you. Find out what ts under the hood. We accord our Used Car customer every courtesy riven a new car purchaser. We want him to feel that he is getting honest value for every dollar spent. Not only will we tell him honestly—to the best of our ability—the true condition of the car, but we will hae aid him in making his own examination. 2 VISIT OUR USED CAR SHOW In the Coliseum Terms Can Be Arranged. Newell Motor Car Company Open Sundays and Evenings Till 8 P. M. ' eh Teak Tt { TakeaKodakwith You “Brownies” $6.86 97 2 to $597 Kodaks, $9.49 to $35.34 _ Bring Us Your Films , —for beiter and quicker developing. Films Left Before 10 A. M. Ready by 5 P. M. Same Day 417 North Broadway Between Locust and St. Charles PILLAGED IN MILAN FIGHTING Machine Guns Used to Dislodge An- archists Who Take Cover in Old Park. By the Associated Press Telegraph dispatch from Rome gives ‘further details of the disorders in Milan, Italy, Tuesday. Anarchists LONDON, June 24.—An Exchange: § penetrated the Fourteenth Century | Sforza Palace Park, where there was. a veritable battle with machine guns to expel] them. The conflicts contin- ued throughout the evening. A num-., ber of shops and restaurants were ‘pillaged and burned. Among those killed was a Lieutenant of infantry. A Reuter dispatch from Rome quotes the Giornale d'Italla’s Milan correspondent as saving that two persons wounded in the rioting have ns ne ee ae LEN SMALL OUT FOR GOVERNOR Principles Embodied = in'! Thompson Minority Report. Py the Associated Preas, ‘died and that another person has § | been killed tn a collision between the i'police and persons who were trying ito prevent the tramways from run-| ning. | ’ i KANKAKER, Jl, June 24:—-Len | a candidate for the Republican nom-/!| ir.ation for Governor. Smal! declared | former State! @ STARCK | ' } ' ' } ' | | | | | | | i | | last month. street, a newsboy, jhe was in favor of the minority re-| |pert embodying the principles of the! ‘Thompson faction of the party, i'which was rejected at the Republic- ‘an State convention Small’s platform also favors de- velopment of a State hard road sys- item, “co-operative selling and buy- ‘ing’ and the repeal of the act cre- in Springfield § ating the State public utilities com-, Jf 'mission with enactment in its stead of a law giving Illinois cities control | ever their public utilities. _- ee COLLISION DURING AUTO LESSON -_- ——— ee Demonstrator Teaching Woman) Thrown Through Windshield. | Pr. W. White of 939 Maryville ave-| nue, a demonstrator for an automo- | bile concern, suffered scalp wounds | and cuts on the face at 3 p. m. yes-| terday whén an automobile which he. was teaching Mrs. Clarence Owens, | 3638 Bamburger§ avenue, to drive, | was struck by an automobile driven | by Fred Eckert, 2602 Glasgow ave-|} /aue, at Lindell boulevard and De Baliviere Avenue. White was | thrown through the windshield. | Jacob Lacheshtul, 11, of 1929 Carr | suffered cuts, bruises and scalp wounds at 5 p. m., | when struck by an automobile drivy-| en by Louls I’. Mitchum, 5887 Page| boulevard, at Washington avenue and Eighteenth street. Mitchum said | the boy ran from behind a street car | directly in the path of the automo-| bile. | WOMAN BADLY HURT BY CAR Runs Onto Tracks to Save Grand-| daughter, Who Crosses Safely. Mrs. Mary Bisso, 66 years old, of. | 2226 McCauc‘and avenue, was struck | and seriously injured by a Bellefon-| taine car at Florissant and Gene-| vieve avenues at 5 p. m. yesterday, | when she ran onto the tracks to save | her granddaughter, Eleanora McCoy, | 5, who had broken away from her | and started across the street. The | child got across safely, but the car! struck the grandmother, who was following at her heels. . Mrs. Bisso suffered concussion of | the brain, a fractured left leg and sprained back. | Bolabevik Mission Reaches Tiflis, By the Associated Press. CONSTANTINOPLE, June 22.—It | '{fe announced that a Bolshevist mis- sion of about 50 members has ar- rived in Tiflis, Transcaucasia, It ‘comprises military, diplomatic and economic sections THIS WEEK. Beautiful Mahogany Lamp with silk shade, Superb Musie Roll Cabi- net, Combination Player-Piano Bench and excellent selection of fine Music Rolls. With Our Special New Kenmore Player-Piano Wt ho A Oa a [TERMS $12 PER MONTH | - - 4‘ A a a « SSeseGuseeegce — —SPECIAL THIS WEEK A beautiful STARCK-KENMORE PLAYER-PIANO, latest up-to-date style, 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 rolls. The price for this complete outfit is only $435 on payment of $12 per month. To take advantage of the above free offer, please bring this advertisement with you. And Just Think—You Pay No Money Down! —_= You need pay no cash down when you select your Player-Piano. We will ac- ° cept your old piano or phonograph as first payment. Begin regular monthly Per Month payments in 30 days. : TRADE IN YOUR SILENT PIANO NOW We will allow you a high price for your silent piano or phonograph if you trade it in now. If you do not wish to pur- chase a Player-Piano, we will pay cash for your instrument. This extraordinary offer is made NOW because we are over- stocked on Player-Pianos at our factory and need Uprights to fill orders we have on hand. Starck PIANOS are often worth as much after years of use as when originally purchased. —Bargains in Rebuilt 22+ Pianos These instruments, taken in exchange on new STARCK PIANOS AND PLAYER-PIANOS and STARCK MINIA. TURE GRAND PIANOS, have been thoroughly rebuilt and are guaranteed. Some are like new; others just the thing for beginners. These listed below are only a few. You will find your favorite among our bargains. Player-Piano ...$165 Upright Piano ..$ 47 Grand Piano ...$295 Player-Piano ...$215 Upright Piano . .$115 Player-Piano .. .$395 Player-Piano ...$325 Upright Piano ..$125 Upright Piano ..$ 85 Grand Piano....$585 Upright Piano ..$165 Upright Piano . .$195 TERMS: 55 mig onseg TERMS: 10 Per Month on Used Plavers OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS We ship Pianos *snyr- where in the U. 8. direct from our factories, ¢ hi- or FS | 1102 Olive St. St. Louis 17% elle J ce . - . —" « — e — « aw) — Me OP ov ’ " > ; . . carats <ubdiimmgmaraprentinels NA MR NE RY a OS ee RRR ROR Er Rie Re Rn rei pans OE Vann: mein ee ae ow ae ar

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SPA Ba Si ab canah 2 iit no nt ne: - Ra nenenandip SS — . ~ - = — ; ————_~- + —- 2. oe aa és sails —, sc ehh alin A A Cae ROS SOLES A AT Als LE TA, ET A IE a eS ¥ " r s — Peers > cee ctitaatactn slae scl tN, May LN LEN 4) | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1920. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 ee ba: permit and inspection. : f lkar all o which, 1e@ quire a ent to the Soulard Street Police| MASTER PLUMBERS ISSUE — | ‘ona! aolmr | , Sinus | | p* “4 “6 ca zo id they believed | ' bosses say, is figured inéo the cost to| Plumbing Inspector Hammond said r‘ & i aU i . a ‘ ' ' os, . ; . . 7 eter e. "ur J iG otge Cre od was the man who; ULTIMATUM T0 JOURNEYMEN be paid by the person having the today that permits are necessary for a x Boa | i : -epairs, they say,| all kind of plumbing work, except Largest. Most Up-to-Date sential ; ini and | ) done. Some repairs, 5 Grocery and Market in St. Louis, | Beppes — — —-", = ie Meee IB boat f sufficieitt magnitude to re- the repair of leaks. | Sixth and Franklin ‘shot Lyons, Some said he was the! qccoee They Will Have Other Help| #™ POF OF Suh : | ita: an: ine dae sae snelle abe eg > Ae aol ane) Sad Reyes Ween. ; You'll Find WE LEAD 'EM ¥ Thomas, and James McKeever and | Members of the Master phages . " : ANT MC ance fine ‘as of George! Association of East St. Louis, who a ‘ ‘ ; Circuit \ttorney to Order RR ca weve creates - have aoe k ago aceeded to the demand of FRIDAY AND SATURDAY di the oes lease of Men Held. in ea held for grand jury investiga | tne journeymen plumbers for $12 a is * before they . reage ' tion. ye widine FOourne ee? . 1 Lyons Killing. Following the failure to return an| @ay. providing the journeymen would For more than 25 years we’ve been setting the p they are five, : indictment. Assistant Cireuit Attor- ; ney Feehan today said he would or- , : The Cireuit Attorney = office todaay der the release of the prisoners, but nounced today that unless the men in the grocery and meat business. Methods al made it known that the grand jury «pa: the investigation would be taken | accept the terms within the next day Et EE cosmic evidanbe|up again if the police should haut det ire: Cae’ bone ‘will take: the sah | ) % Friday now cheese § styles of every description have been put in forcg: 1a 0 OUI UTriCIEeNnt evicenc rr “g sie ae : . ative. offer e men $8 a day and! ’ " oe | : : ; 2 new evidence. It was said that when tiatis ffer the met 8 . | , day to try and meet our terrific price-cutting. In face \T vailed during the past year, an- —_— —— —————— s We do these precious @eaths are 0oc se xoger agente ac — fe ! the evewitnesses went before the, proceed with their work with such | A wha’ Sohn Lyons, bur. |erend jury their identification of / men as can be procured, without the! St th for Old Folks | “A = j these conditions our business continues to grow ar 80 sep "a on Meee Ke « ' os a a athint 2obert Creed was not positive. aid or consent of tne jyourneyineli » reng oO ~ Side: = HEESE instead of fish is be- : ing syrups : 1g if ‘ LOT. 4. sin E ans ' ce aeaetome PAE a ICE business agent. , - ’ . ° PH 56335) Yor i i- | : . and mortally wounded in front of a iaietien ty Sapa The journeymen now receive $10, Aged people like COORS because it Is so ee ee ge ee a oe ecemtie ae ae fi grow, which compelled us to add more than 2000: They are, in c soft drink saloon at Tenth and Hick- Rumanian Prince in Ja ° P ' eal ie ) ee & 7 ae RES Beh AN pages cata ee " or an eight-hour day. Among the nourishing, while at the same time easy to ah “ae, ' : nil | . . a ag Treats . 2 iV @ ) 2) 5 ’ : - . . a f . te. ory oon | June “> by ve of og Ry the Assoctated Press. (changes which the bosses wanted digest Ideal forinvalids, too } ree from any Ly Seem: icity They Perera ary ip Beg ors | square feet of floor space—thus allotting more NOT . oircula men who drove up in an automobile. | , ee Senne 64 The he wanes Fe ba a Sb ’ : A J ‘ pics . ; HONOLULU, June 24.—-The Crown) was that, bosses be permitted to work ae me . ~t]v-balance ae tt MC , eas : | one pene ee : wey = | Prince Carol of Rumania has arrived on new work, and also that the jour- sea eine after-taste. A it japee, sy ‘ q, ) iP is the most ———, aa — | to each and every department which enables us, jn the us6 of ee Coeeke Tokio with the highest Rumanian! meymen make repairs without both- complete food. Your druggist has it. : dollars will buy. It is all nutri- ppiates or 029 o erty of Creed’'s brother, George | 4t age ral ell aimee eptareghang fsicin Mmeliregiitanlong “pant tpn tne oat ment, the only wasteless meat food. §# to give to our customers a quicker and better service nm sort drin sa- | Gecor: OF) 0 , i t Uma ie Creed, proprietor of a soft ! ‘ fot cis i IR EE Poe aS ovr er sucl ark The | pe ae A a ; : . loon at Twenty-second and Adams received Thursday b} . ccs tage oe “ * : gts uate i fe’ teal a AS PURE ‘AS IT: LOO KS ss PF o¥ Poa» ee can dimen te ! Follow the crowds to Remley's and take advantage seat Crown Prince, according to Tokio permit costs 2 — —— othe an inspection which costs an addi wasteless because every atom is of quality merchandise at the lowest possible pric weeeeeeee, =COncentrated goodness, not even a > rind. It is blended, sterilized and §§ j Ke city. . packed in parchment lined air-tight in t y tins. It will keep in any climate. Kraft is the right consistency to | spread. Best for sandwiches. Most convenient for cooking. Will keep | indefinitely on the pantry shelf. As if Ol] pT Comes in 8 delicious varieties. At your dealers. | | U. 8. inspected, closely trimmed; an exceptionally fine lot pound KRAFT CHEESE in | PES, METTS FRANKS BOLOGNA | KNOCKWURST ) POLISH kive eyewitnesses of the shooting cable advices. REWCCCCRCCUCOCRROCCCOOOD SHOT UVOSVUEVUUSUUHOUTHTT99T90F See Our Other Announcement on Page 18. AMOUS-BARR CO. VOTO ee ~ ss — SO cee I NR eee wae gl COMM nae eens Sar ow ~ toy ee > We Give Eagle Stamps ‘and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash | — argest Distributors of Merchandise | or $2. 30 in Merc ‘handise - Pew Restricted Artic les I xcepted. at Retail im Missouri or the West. | es ——— -_——~_— ----- > ———— _ -_ eee eee Basement Economy Store—Friday Specials Of Timely and Particular Interest Tomorrow Is This Sale of Summer Dresses Cool and Cleverly-Styled Garments and Extreme Values at Women’s Sweaters $5 to $6.98 Values 362.69 — Minced Ham, Ib........ Wee: ED. 04. ctdgennied (c ervelat =, lion SHOULDERS .. . 15° | big ett | BREASTS .... . 16° = || lille of per Ib.. LOINS .......21° | Nesemes v * | they represent at least a dozen styles of unusual attractive- $5.85 Values, Pr. | Bs - of the lar 7 | ness, among them being a number of the popular tunic, 94 40 | draped and styaightline effects. | They are made of light-weight voiles and ginghams in For salafaction, apeed and eet we n getting results, uyin Patent leather and kid charming figured effects and a varicty of neat plain checked n b g Sxrords” and. Pumpe,” made patterns. Dresses of this quality are equally desirable for street or home wear. Sizes for women and misses. full. covered touts heels. All Basement Economy Store. ]. 59 Women’s Slippers Black Boudoir Slippers, with silk — ~~ — + + 2 ree aPv ee dte ‘ POUR VOUEOO07 8686 900000000000000 0000000000000 0001 5 0500050500005 050404460800000 0500000005505 50054905559459549 54900044 404 eee Dee AAA DADA ea AAD DAD ADAAAAADAAADAAAAADAAALLAAAAARAARA AAAAAAALAAAAAAARDAAAADAAAAAAAA AAD DERM DAAAA Danan’ € Long white Silk Glove: = ompons, hand-turned soles and low wal} ~—~16-button—made of white e . ° ’ @ Negligee style, made of coor, $1.95 sa ons ee ie c ‘ : = | guality tricot silk and with Silk aist S eCCla splendid madras, poplin and ee » Gsour tte $1 bb Ps) SMOKED BLTTS 35 | = MUSIC ROLLS » | | gi Pai “se All os. \ \ ° percale, in light or dark colors. satel cll Eells dled ald elatio . (Commonly called Tennessee Ham); per I1D......-.++++: C | anement Economy Store With turnback or stiff cuffs. - ’ SMOKED BLADE SHOULDERS, , “f lie 8s 71, | : Misses’ Sandals per: WR aes 6s was ss cd pease) «->s (as cence 35C | | Come in and hear the new num- sizes 14 to 173%. SMOKEI ‘ | FY Basement Economy Store d gga ea an sone ae per tb » SPARE Rims, 24¢ oers played. ‘ als, with broad toes; neatly orna SWIFT @ CO. €TGAR CURED aTt ie BRAND Har — “ | Boys’ Stits $1.95 to $2.95 ,; menied;, sizes 1)%s to 2, G9 Be rgb. ream cemnn A4LGs MHANE mAs." 36¢] | (apectal tot of nuayed Rola at rey IE ® Values for $2.95 values; pair ....... $2. od “WOKE DD C AL TS IAMS, 23¢ duced prices. me. Made of Khats ne ity Bait BACON stein CCC os ) q ¢ Corsets Women 8 Vests at (SAL T BACON STRIPS, 2 a ae 20s P pa | 95 . Sleeveless Vests, made of white agate SAL T PIG SHOU L DER OR ‘SIDE MEATS, . e "| > ' ).J0 v Attractively made of Jap silk— S2 and $2.50 Values, ribbed cotton and in the cumfy eut Lee pM nik eo Ras 2+ 2.5 +: : Pease | a 1c WHISTLE style; regular sizes; 19¢ ao plain tailored or with neatly em- ; $ bagh Peden Hie \, | Ice cold, per bottle........... | . ; ‘ “ , and 25¢c values .... Gonic Fresh Baked, . | : € Splendid for outing or broidered fronts. Sleeves are long; oy CAKES reg. 85¢ a | | ER ee g : Silk Poplin ret vale oon ORANGE CRUSH a | ; all around belt and patch collars large or sinall and edged with l op in Hein Her. 40¢ . t pockets; Knickers strongly le . > sroof CC 3 36-1 lI opli ; sts T warwes . . | ‘ made, Sizes 7 to 17 years. lace. Shown in pastel shades, white, q@ Rust-proof Corsets, made of 30-inch Silk Poplin, in Copen, Health package 0 ee eae ) Se ernainy Store flesh color and black. Sizes 36 to 46. light-weight coutil, in low and | rose, reseda, red, wistaria, dark J | se # : medium bust, long skirt style. green and Senile _ -79¢ \ = . | With two pairs of plain sup- $1.55 quality at, vard... CAFETERIA Hot t ef th 5 | Gal | Striped Silke Waists, $3.88 KW FE oe FISH ot Weather Specials Galore} | d U b ll * : en} Wai Reerers ee Basement Economy Store l Irting Hundreds of dainty dishes—excellently prepared by our excep- ; ) m re as Mannish semi-tailored aists, made of eeran-Srs pod tub silks; Silk and lisle Shirting, 32 inches BONELESS HERRING, ee , eee high-class chef. Come try what he’s prepared for you. they have convertible collars and long sleeves with turnback : ! For Men and Women cuffs; all sizes; $5 and $5.90 values. Basement Economy Store ee ee - ee HOLLAND HERRING, dozen_ -_--- 13¢ = in various color combina- on | :98 Silk Foulard |. tiors: $1.28 grade, vara $I, 79 SALT MACKEREL ______3 for 25¢ | / Sil ae ae Rea i DRESSED CATFISH, bh __20¢ | | BaKery pecials Fresh Every Hourti} =} Children’s Muslinwear Men’s Union Suits $2.50 Quality, Yard, ack laffeta WHITE PERCH. Ih 1001 | i a ;, eer en acl ' on 40 ap ae an anid tai a it ” q@ Muslin drawers, with embroid- Athletic style; made of Chiffon epee Blac 4 Taffeta SABLE “ Siack« PIES gga —20¢ aon Loaf Bread °° 5° 2 { Strong paragon atcel ery ruffles; also muslin drawer high-grade checked nainsook D1. of excellent quality and 36 inches SLICED ' — 15¢ berry — Big Loaf 10° . rames in 26 and 28 tneb waists, in 2 to 12 year sizes, and =,» gnq jn all sizes: wide; limited quant hag g 8 SUNFISH 3 Ibs. 25¢ Fresh 24-07. ae " Seality tt eg AE ores slipover gowns in sizes 6 and 8 splendid values at.. $1 25 $2.50 value, yard . I 9 SALT COD. Ib 15 niack- SHOTt Cak ae 15¢ Fresh Doughnuts 20¢ ' -xceptional values. years only; 69¢ and 98c 50c q All-Silk Foulard, 36 inches F L C ' Sidi Sl aii tes at berry DOZEN values, each ........+--: Men’s Underwear wide; navv blue and black, , sony ace Corsets — “d = —* : op ; ERE, “eee ee oe af f i E ¢ olore. albrica: with white polka dots. Very ow bust, long skirt style: made o! Majestic Reg. 6c cans c >. aie fom Pere Bed ca shee ie desirable for Summer dresses. batiste and with elastic set in ski: Brand Potted Meat value... '3 10 Pure BUT TER, pound ve 55¢ " . » ° ° a, a xo Bn de 3 . ~ stproof: $5.00 kinds, , : I ; : And Here Are Six Friday Specials in long or short sleeves; drawers Pe. enemy See ay - os _— $1 95 Fs Sardines value Pe 3 cans 20° Guaranteed sweet as a nut - | puite length; alt a, ae ee eee ee . Del Sardines @"««.Xe- 1 tims: © 20° BRICK CHEESE, pound os 33¢ | EX-SO . mee: Praday i ........ 19¢ : Monte Sarat S reg. 250 value. . an, ao ROS cscs h ; Pink Tall No. 1 can, thousan Cotton Goods Women's Pants You Can Drape D Windows With Thi Salmon (r 32yase".... Can, 19° || Wisconsin Cheese "*,*"*,, 28° aan | ou Can L/rape Voors or Windows 1 1s . J ‘ Lace or tight knee style; f . : yie, lew. Brand Milk ( . Y All of timely Summer usefulness and offered at prices made of good quality white © pound), atl tte 60n;..... 5¢ Nee Sat ne ee eee $1.00 & a . | that mean splendid savings for everyone who takes ad- g pe cotton; slight seconds N eleh’s ens Be 1 can, 30c eastern Special Coffer, ae See ne 45¢ . sible fo | vantage of them : — 44 Caltternia Orange Marma- value, Ib... i FRECE SS SEGED tributio ‘ grade, ei ss tu ¥ lade; reg. 30c jar 256 Remiey’s Brag Coffee, in Ib. packages; reg. 65e 4% | | ; Se Geen ees value: none better; Ib. wrrrrer it “ SHINE t » . * . | White Goods, 19¢ Yd. Odd Sheets, $1 to $2.89 Women’s Union Suits 98c to $1.25 Quality, Yard — Remley’s Brag Pure Coco, reg. 45¢ 37¢ | An odd lot of various kinds f4x90, 81x90 and 81x198 Ribbed cotton Union Suite ee poe Sonp, reg. 15¢ 1 alwes | pes eseeerenes . : cece eeweres that the . : . : , ‘ ’ Z2'ee value: 2 cakes.... . ee amet white fab- | inch sizes—all high grade, in white or pink;. various Gloss Laundry Sonpi reg. 6e 17 ; epprecii rics in remnants of usable | seamless Sheets with slight atvles including lace. shell or valine; GS bars. , C g ' 4 length and 36 inches wide. _ imperfections. tight k g oo th ; Snow Boy Washing Powder; | Garden Ran PEAS; No, 2 can; 19¢ Ss ri ib 65c DY AN: ig nee; Svc to reg. Se package; 3 packages C sweet and tender; 2 cans p ngs, eo ¢-¢ | Printed Swiss, 50c¢ Yd | Unif Cloth. 44c Yd Dae meee 4h oc hse xt C light House Cleanser; reg. OC begat Soong wn Be caB; Peg. 15¢ H Ib 34c ciated | Ry , | niform oth, ; ‘ ; Ge value; 2 cans........ hin oo . | ens, “ee : poe Anchen wide; white and | 4 snow white fabric that Men’s Shirts — nn ae ee Se — f ' MAUL! : , ths ' fully oP ie designs: $1 qual- | resembles linen and launders Collar attached style, in col- NEW POTATOES c LASSES, nant mys 0 on. = Roosters, Ib eee | are as rt ity, slightly imperfect. beautifully; 40 inches wide. ored striped patterns; made A practical and serviceable ma- asthe ak on those bande \ are the | with lined collar and cuffs, teria] that is both sunfast and tub- tlean. ceed aise: } Wash Goods, 390 Yd. | Woven Tissues, 39¢ Yd. ony natal $1.69 fast. Comes in usable lengths of 2 VEGETABLES & FRUITS An odd lot of colored or- | Tissue Gingham, 32 inches 63.00 values ........ . to 8 yards. Shown in rose, blue, ah nie ——— CHUCK ROAST gandie, 40-inch striped voile | wide and shown in neat ecol- Leather Belts brown, green, mulberry and two XR ——— dl FRESH—YOUNG—TENDER—JUICY, POUND. and other washable materials | ored striped patterns. Un- tone effects “Baby LI B 18e \ B; -—1500 yards in al). | usual value. For men and boys; made of , wears Be . a ionge bag 2\c ‘ | several kinds of leather, in Brass Extension Rods, 10c Each Small Navy Beans; reg. 8 1-3¢ I7c | { ARM ROAST 16° No Mail or Phone Orders Accepted on Friday Specials. tan, gray and black; sizes 24 Brass Curtain Rods, 5-8-in. in diameter—will extend from 27 to 54 value: 3 the. ..... GC] | AMM NUAST .....-- seus, Basement Economy 8 | to 40; special Frida inc " United States Grain Corporation RUMP ROAST ...........18° y Store | ialeen P y 20¢ inches, Basement Ficonomy Store Pure Wheat Flour; 12-Ib. 73¢ BLADE ROAST 17'.° a ' , eee eee ee eee eee aack : Sb AE SO are ER Re Oeseceen2esns6 ‘2 \ > ft * — ~~ ‘ ai ai . = re - ~ a a - : Rael pte cca dng ti ae er em ne ¥ 855 :

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Most (Up-to-Date Sanitary and Market In St. Louis, th and Franklin here the Crowds Go.” les, Compare uvality and rind WE LEAD ’EM ALL, TURDAY n setting the pace, ss. Methods and been put in force. butting. In face of: inues to grow and i more than 2000: otting more room.4# which enables us, and better service; id take advantage est possible price. “4, — F “4 ? pulders' Illy fine lot pound Genuine fresh 1920, : Galt. Liver 3401" Beef Liver 10¢ ere - i atintnitiniey mn exe EAL tmuine Milk Fed ieee. ee LDERS . .15° me ...-- 46° eS eee 2 I ROLLS) hear the new num- played Rolls at "— i prices. Specials Galore prepared by our excep- he’s prepared for you. Every Hour | f Bread... 5° vaf . 10° Doughnuts 2f¢ | are , Ib... .25¢ vt LAMB a 3 ssseenervesrer”””*”*e* ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH See ———- —— eee — Save the Babies. ~ TAWIMANY LEADER ee ANT MORTALITY is something frightful” We oan hardly reatize that of all 1) GHARGED WITH the children born in civilized countries, twenty-two per cent., or nearly one-quarter, | die before they reach one year; thirty-seven per cent., or more than one-third, before :, trey are five, and one-half before they are fifteen! » We do not hesitate to say that a timely use of Castoria would save many of ese precious lives. Neither do we hesitate to say that many of these infantile 1 eaths are occasioned by the use of narcotic preparations. Drops, tinctures and sooth-_ | 4g syrups sold for children’s complaints contain more or less opium or morphine. hey are, in considerable quantities, deadly poisons., In any quantity, they stupify, INCOME TAX FRAUD ' Charles F. Murphy Also In-' dicted in New York for Al- || leged Attempted Intimida-. tion. retard circulation and lead to congestions, sickness, death. There can be no danger proTHER AND FOUR nthe use of Castoria if it bears the signature of Chas, H. Fletcher as it contains no ‘pplates or negcotics of any kind. esos Children Cry For y ‘ ‘ Q ‘ . . ~* ‘ " : » . ‘\ . *." ‘ ~. 4 : ° 4 J ‘ a / y Z a 4 — ‘ ~ ’ : a“ “ . = a oo * . % " . ‘\ A Va’ Qt . . ~~ . aN, 2 7 a. \ Let’s Think It Over. ' There is such a thing as saying too much on any subject, and Cheerfainess and Rest (smi the “grand-stand’’ talker sooner or later becomes a bore. The truth j is always welcomed, and the truth reiterated and confirmed is more 4 than welcome—it reaches your innermost soul. Fletcher’s Castoria is all its advertising has claimed for it. Scrutinized by the microscope of public opinion and used for over thirty years it stands without a peer in the hearts of thoughtful, cautious, discerning Mothers. And once used, mother love—there is no substitute for mother love—will scorn to try a ‘‘substitute’’ or a ‘‘just-as-good”’. rethat sbaGa) ~ALGOHOL-3 PER GENT. | am AVegetable Preparation for As : é similating the Food by Regu x BBM ting the Stomachs and Bowels © INFANTS CHILDREN —— Ee Ee ened —— Thereby Promoting Dit Masquerading under many names drugs that are injurious to the tender babe have found their way into some households, but the light of experience soon casts them out. Are they Ast out before it is too late? MOTHERS SHOULD READ THE BOOKLET THAT /S AROUND EVERY BOTTLE OF FLETCHER’S CASTORIA GENUINE CAS TORIA aAtways - Bears the Signature of : AtOGOmor "a ‘ Exact Copy of Wrapper. * THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY. OTHERS ACCUSED Charges Grew Out of Mur- phy’s Agreement to Fi- nance Corporation Having British War Contract. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 24 Indict- ment of Charles F. Murphy, leader of Tammany Hall, and five others on charges of conspiracy to defraud the United States by falsifying in- THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1996, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae - leant te Se PALACE SPECIALS for Friday and Saturday ~ a? “ " Rate )%, ¥ we , ‘ -o ~~ ’ Tr * I : ..™ » , ge f ~ 7 — Y, ’ ~ / - ‘ , © he *¢ CHOICE, 530. Combination green bronze, finished brass Smoke Sets, consisting of match stand, ash tray and two cigarholders. Regular price, $1.00. TWO DAYS ONLY AT ABOVE , ,_* } + “a - ay - - pi ~ 3 - Ph. . . — 4 4 > . ng ~! - ‘ . hen / ———— { NEstT.e's ih > ’ > ‘a. , er 4*e Py ; CHOICE, Old fashioned ways give place to snodern improvements. Bottled milk and cream give place to Nestlé’s Every Day Milk, in coffee, on cereals, for cooking, baking and for all milk and cream purposes. Every Day is so much richer than bottled milk because the useless water has been taken out. Of course it’s much more convenient, for you don't have to depend on the milkman. No wonder it’s the milk of today. And it will be the milk. of tomorrow. Ask your grocer. NESTLE’S EVERY DAY MILK Made by the makers of Nestlé’s Milk Food for Babies NESTLE’S FOOD COMPANY NEW YORK Piain and fancy patterns; Rhinestone Bar Pins, Im- ported French Rhinestones set in non-tarnishable met- al in several different pat- terns, SPECIAL PRICES come tax returns and attempted in- timidation of Louis N. Hartog, a wealthy manufacturer through crim- inal prosecution was announced yes- terday. The indictments, which were returned secretly by the extraordi- nary grand jury Tuesday, came asa great surprise. Murphy is on his way to the Democratic national conven- ‘tion at San Francisco. Others indicted with Murphy were Assistant District Attorney James E. Smith, one of the central figures in the “vice war’ between the District Attorney's office and the Police De- partment; John A. McCarthy, former business partner of John Murphy, brother of the Tammany leader; Ar- thur J. Baldwin, a lawyer; Ernest BD Walden, vice president_of the Corn Products Co.. and the Corn Products Co. itself. Bail for each defendant was fixed at $1000. Charges Against Murphy. Murphy is charged With trying {ntimidate liartog into settling $10.000.000 damage suit brougthi'! against the Tammany leader after the latter !s alleged to have with- drawn promised financial support i: a glucose product firm tn which Ha: tog is interested. The indictment a, leges that Murphy threatened to ac cuse Ilartog of arson, to exposé i» his wife his alleged secret relations with another woman, send him tv jail for offenses he did not comm.' and ruin his business. llartog, the indictment sets forth. procured a $7,000,000 order for his product from the British Govern- ment during the war. Le found dif- ficulty in acquiring the necessary ‘amount of glucose to complete itie = 1 iL It “Dyes CAs It Shines Old or shabby shoes, pumps and oxfords of all kinds may be given a new lease on life by an occa- sional application of DYAN- Laat SHINE. It’s the only real Dye a and Polish combined, and the , N original, harmless, efficient “50 Shines for 50 Cents” preparation. Positively free from harmful in- gredients so common to imita- tions. DYANSHINE DYES AS IT SHINES SO SHINES 50 CENTS » SSSSC CHESS SC SCS tes aereaesvesrs: ‘ sete i iftersaes -—_-_— = = = ae —_— —_ ST i A Ml, ee EX-SOLDIERS: Thousands and thousands of you fellows used DYANSHINE in the service. You have been largely respon- sible for the rapid strides in dis- tribution made by DYAN- SHINE, and you may be assured that the same qualities which you appreciated when you first used ‘DYANSHINE will be appre- elated by you in your civil walks of life. Your dress or work shoes are as readily dyed and shined as are the most dainty pumps. There is no substitute for DY- ANSHINE. Avoid imitations, and you will not ruin your shoes. DYANSHINE really is a pre- servative of leather. You may buy it in Black, Cordovan Brown, Nut Brown and Light Tan at the better dealers. Full directions for dyeing and shining are on each carton. Barton Manufacturing Company WACO, TEXAS Diktributeng Branches: Cincinnati and Atlanta . . iwas for many years its senior war- ; ' ‘George S. Stillman and Hobart C. iChatfield-Taylor of Chicago, author, ‘Bartholomew's Church. is a. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George 'H. Barbour of Grosse Pointe, Mich. order. He enlisted the aid of NMur- phy, through whose influence, the indictment recites, the needed in-. gredients were obtained from ths Corn Products Co. Hartog and Mur- ‘phy later disagreed over business ~ matters and Murphy sued Hlartog iv recover $125,000 invested in the manufacturers’ company. Then Hac tog sued Murphy, the Corn Products .Co. and Baldwin to $10. ' 600,000 profit he sald he had lost ‘through the withdrawal of Murphy's pledged support, asserting he no Jonger could get glucose from the Corn Products Co Allegations of Hartog. Hartog was summoned to Assistan?t District Attorney Smith's office while ‘these court actions were pending. Hartog alleges Smith summoned him to force him to pay Murphy his’ $125,000, but Smith claims he I{ssued the summons for Hartog solely in the: interest of prosecution of sugar prof-. \ireers. Hartog'’s brother was fined, ($5000 in Federal Court for sugar ‘profiteering, but Smith gave Hartog ‘himself a clean bill. The indictment sets forth that the: ‘agreement between Murphy and Hartog shows an increase from $10,- 000 to $1,900,000 In the capital stock of Hartog’s firm, the North Kensing- ton Refining Co. When Murphy and 'Hartog, it Is alleged, became fointls ,interested in the business in April, 1918, profits of the business subject to war tax were estimated at $1, 000,000 a year. The indictment charges that on 'April 56, 1918, in order that Murphy ‘should obtain a larger income and a ‘quick .return on his investment, James E. Smith and others unlaw-. ‘fully and corruptly combined to de- fraud the Government of moneys due ‘it by filing with the Collector of In- ‘ternal Revenue misleading and false ‘entries as to the records of the busi- recover p you: MILTON is one of the most effective — yet per- fectly safe—germ-killers known. MILTON kills poisonous microbesdeposited by flies. Washing with MILTON helps sterilize baby’s bottle, bow], spoon, food receptacles—a spray with MILTON disinfects nursery articles the little fingers touch. MILTON will help keep milk bottles free from germs, fresh and sweet, and impart no taste or odor to the milk. » ~ \ < ~~ ‘ SA ‘\ PERFECTLY SAFE in all of its many uses MILTON is not poisonous, will not corrode the skin; cannot take fire or explode. itis per- fectly safe to have about in the nursery. Yet itis more efficient than many usual and some-’ times dangerous compounds, other word describesit. MILTON isa combined germicide, antiseptic, steril- . izer, deodorizer, stain-remover, bleach . —and more; yet does not burn, stain, ison or leave an odor. ist “MILTON.” Get the Booklet with Each Bottle, Goes 101 Sour and rally dies MILTON promotes quick healing of baby’s scratches and cuts; relieves chafing and irritation of the tender skin. A few drops in water on a soft cloth help to keep the little gums healthy, the teeth sound. MILTON removes stains almost instantly from the tiny linen or cotton garments and bleaches them a snowy white. But don’t use MILTON on silk, wool or dyed goods. MILTON thoroughly disinfects the diapers and removes all stains and odor; a tablespoonful to a quart of water is sufficient. MILTON cleans porcelain and tile articles in the nursery and helps to keep them bright. Cloths moistened with MILTON and hung in the nursery will wonderfully freshen the air. MILTON is marvelously efficient now it is here in America. Telephone for a bottle from | Mothers and nurses coming in from the street, will safeguard baby by using MILTON as a mouthwash —it effectively kills germs. YOUR DRUGGIST Sin carrie mn OR GROCER 2 sizes—50c and $1.00 Each makes Gallons ALEX D (SHAW) & co 12 Stone St., N. Y. MILTON IS JUST “MILTON.” Ne - MILTON is * ness. June 28 was set as the date for pleading. WILLIAM H. THOMSON BURIED eee re Bankers and Business Men Attend, Funeral at Trinity Church. Bankers and business men, and many personal acquaintances, at- tended the funeral of Willlam Hi. ‘Thomason, vice president of the Boatmen’s Bank, which was held ‘this morning in Trinity Episcopal Church, 4005 Washington avenue. In- terment was in Bellefontaine Ceme- tery. Thomson, who died early yester- day morning, was 83 years old, and had been connected with the Boat- men’s Bank for 63 years. He was one ‘of the founders of St. Luke's Hospital] ‘and was president of its directing i'board for 50 vears. He was one of ‘the founders of Trinity Church, and den. H. C. Chatflield-Taylor Weds. NEW YORK, June 24.—Mrs. were married here yesterday in St. The bride Rubless Washdays! O more all-day muss—no weary muacies or frazzled nerves, no more worries over unreliable, high priced help after the Thor comes into your home. Revolving, Reversing Cylinder—- =} Washes Clothes Clean Without Wear ' Made and Guaranteed by Your costliest garments will be safe from wear in the smooth HURLEY The name beck of every Thar mashes MareHs BONER mere ©. 44"84 eel revolving cylinder of the Thor. The revolving, ceversing action washes gently but thoroughly. No after rubbing is needed, and the swirling suds stay clean because the sedi- ment sifts through the holes. Nearly half a million partic- ular housekeepers use the Thor and recommend it. 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They are here as repre- sentatives of their own Optimist Club | and also of their city. Exhibits Arranged. Forty exhibits, all but one of local | concerns, were arranged by the St.) Louis Club in the convention quarters on the first floor. The Los Angeles | men have a booth where they dis- | tribute booklets on their city. The Los Angeles Optimist Club carries a | page of advertising monthly in its| home. newspapers. Harry G. Hill, who is president of | the Indiana College of Fine Arts at | |Indianapolis, brought with him a+) /musical quartet of four girl students | at the institution. | | A dinner will be given tonight at’! \the Buckingham Hotel, after which the delegates will attend the Munici- ‘pal Opera. ‘POLICEMAN SHOOTS THROUGH THE HAT OF FLEEING MAN Bullet Grazes Scalp of Walter Mc- | Cullam, Inflicting Slight Wound. Walter McCullam, 25 years old, of. | city hospital with a bullet wound and ‘lacerations of the scalp, suffered |when he resisted Patrolman Charles | Daly of the Dayton street District | (‘as Daly was arresting him at Grand | |}and Easton avenues at 6 a. m. today. | |The policeman suffered a lacerated |'thumb. | McCullam ran when Daly accosted | ‘him, and the policeman shot at him, | 'the bullet passing through McCul- |lam’s straw hat and _ £inflicting a | teeth and bit, and Daly drew his revolver. He pounded McCullam upon the head until he was subdued. CARL MAYS’ SALARY ATTACHED | Notice of garnishment proceedings |to attach the salary of Pitcher Car} |'Mays of the New’ York American | League (Yankees) baseball club was |served on officials of the club at; | Sportsman's Park yesterday. The} | Proceeding was brought in the court’! |of Justice Moore by the Lucks-Orwig | Co., a house decorating company at | 3616 Washington boulevard, which | was awarded a judgment in the same | court some time ago against Mays) when he failed to pay a Dill of about! $200 for decorating his home at. Mansfield, Mo. | J. I. London, attorney for the. Lucks-Orwig Co., said the Yankee! owners will be required to tell in in-. terrogatories if any salary is owed to) |Mays now. The club “bought” Mays'| from the Boston American club last. ‘year for $55,000 and the transfer of three other players. | ‘slight scalp wound. McCullam halt-!§ ied and waited until Daly approached | ‘him. Then there was a struggle an ithe sidewalk during which McCullam | (caught Daly’s thumb between his} ADVERTISEMENT LIQUID FIRE A liquid fire to the bedbugs, ents, | roaches and fleas is what the new chemi- | cal discovery really is, although there is no danger or no damage to be done by using it to your springs, furniture or) clothing. This new chemical! ig known as Pesky Devils’ Quietus, P. D. Q Costs 35c, but this few cents will have the power of ridding your house of bedbugs, ants, roaches and fleas if you purchase P, o “e P. D. Q. is used and recom- mende 4 Railroad Companion tae pieepiinls aw A j } | quickest way of ridding the “ bugs. ants, roaches. « pesky bed | pecial Hospital sise $2 50—makes five | } | ' gallons—your druggist has it or can - cure it for you, or sent prepaid either | size to your address on receipt of price. by the Owl Chemical Co.. Terre ern Ind. The success of P_ D. Q. has caused | | imitators to have been prosecuted, ped- | diing an imitation. Genuine P D is | never peddied. Sold by Judge & Do ph | Wolff- Wilson Johnson Bros... Merker’s. | | East St. Louis, and ether leading drug: | | ACHING ANO BURNING Ovoorovus SWEATING Cal-o-cide positively gives quick relief and results. It penetrates the and removes the cause. (Plasters each package for Stubborn Corns) All drug stores, 35c. Medco Co. Dayton, Obio Cal-o-cide REMEDY MT. AUBURN MARKETSE 4—BIG MARKETS—4__ BI Friday & Saturday Specials 6128 5313 1407 Jefferson EASTON | EASTON |N. GRAND] «Cherokee Ml I! Baseball $] 9 ANN ——— \ \\N y y. Se ™ OWING TO SEVERAL ADVANCE PURCHASES, THESE VERY LOW PRICES WILL BE IN EFFECT UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT AT ALL STORES. | Gloves, FRESH YOUNG VEAL League pattern, made of selected leather; CS Rs eo ot 13c Shoulders, ]b.......--.. 15c | deep natural ball pocket, correctly = iggy Cee ee ee ee eee 1s yp 5 » Ms | papain a dais a padded; wonderful value at....... $1 95 TENDER YOUNG BEEF $2.00 Baseball Shoes $7.75 Chuck Roast, lb........ 13c Prime Ribs, lb.......... 15¢ ‘'Mune Soactsit!. Made of Wiel 4 Chuck, Prime Cuts, lb. ..15c Shoulders, iinedvip. ac a bine lonthees Raia. Cc vec 2 Ibs. Pure Lard (overs: 40 Sugar Cured CORNED BEEF, lb., 10c Blade Pork Shoulder «’ »"21c Fresh Ground Hamburger, lb.,10c ‘Flank Beef, Ilb.............. 10c ae ee 10c ‘Short Ribs Beef, Ib........<. 10c iced Tea Is Seasonable—Special Low Price on WANARAJAH CEYLON TEA, tbh, 6Oc California Prunes, Ib........ ...18e Creamaid Oleo, Ib..... uc s 0 6 Fancy Louisiana Head Rice, Ib...18¢ Cream Cheese. fancy. Ib......... .35e No, 2 can Soja Beans, in Tomato Tall cans Pink Salmon......... 15e : I ea te ar ts a Ma ia ian te) aa a 7T‘ec Norwerian Smoked Sardines, can sl5c No, 2 can Sweet Potatoes....... 15c Shinola Shoe Polish, can.......7%e Tennis Rackets $33 seestteaessts fis Slight seconds; several styles te Serre ee — select from; VALUES UP TO $6, ‘Sport Caps, assorted colors, 50c | Complete Line Sporting Goods POTATOES, New, Good Cookers, Ib., Ze Bring your list and your basket to help us give you quick service. These prices for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 417 North Broadway Between Locust and St. Charles Mail Orders Promptly Filled ee i i i i i in ip in in in in i ip, i ip in, i, i. i, i. ip, i, in in ii Se i Ee ti i i i ti i te i i i i, i, i i, i, i, i, i, i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i a J Harmless! Guaranteed Marvelous! ~ TD Results! Wipe away your dirt, and grease and grime It saves your clothes, your money, your time. ADVERTISEMENT e —_—— _— —————— BEAR OIL for HAIR | AN INDIAN’S SECRET One of the potent ingredients of Kotaiko—for the hair—is genuine bear ou. There are other active ingredients not found in any other hair prepara- tion. Kotalko has succeeded in many cases of baldness, falling hair anid ff. when every other hair lotion or treat- re proved futile. $300 Guarantee. Amar- ing results in cases considered hopeless. You | never saw a bald Indian! Why become or remain bald if you can grow | | hair? If others have obtained a new growth or | have conQuered dandruff, or stopped falling hair | through Kotalko, why may not your Get a bor of KOTALKO at any busy drug store; or send 10 For sale by all first-class druggists cents, silver or stamps, for BBOCHURE with Bottles, 30c—Quart Cans, Five Times More, $1.00 ’ "or samp | ee ———— - . &A A ATA LL A LA 4 KL KL 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 eee ancient thoctntinn ttre tt ttt tate Laitnntinrthcthertnstbeatten tert ti ta | ¥ _ Reittain, Inc.. Station F, New York, N. Y. ——_— = —_——-— ee ad EE | ST. LOUIS TRANSFER Effective June 26, 1920, the following rates willbe charged for transfer of baggage to and from Union Station: South, Chouteau Avenue. ist District West. 3000 West. Each piece of baggage, bve North, Wash St. Oy ae . | South, Lafayette Av. 2nd District <‘ West, Vandeventer Av. North, Easton Av. One or two pieces of baggage, (ve each. Additional pieces, 60c each. South, Arsenal § . oa oe “ale 3 One or two pieces of baggage, 90e West, Grand, Kingshighway, Sarah. h. Each additional piece, 75¢ ’ . : . ne Mle HN. “al ‘ < ; . North, Kaston, N. Market, Natural = Bridge Road. _— 3rd District One or two pieces of baggage, $1 each. Each additional piece, (oe each. Rates on Page 1. West, Gustine, Hereford. Skinker Road. North, N. Market, St. Louis. Kossuth Avenue. 4th District South, Itaska St. West, Grand, Kingshighway, Pennsyl- One or two pieces of baggage, 5th District vania. , ¢1.15 each. Each additional piece, ( North, Maple, Easton, St. Louis, Nat- 90e each. ural Bridge Road. ( \ South, Osage St. ( ) s © ~~ One or two pieces of baggage, 4 bad C "S Cc ry ¢ J "PT - ‘ ~ . an es, . 6th District ove! v ayton, Br entmoor, Univer 150 each. Each additional piece, { sity City and Wellston. £1.00 each. This increase is necessary in order to afford sufficient revenue to meet the increased cost of oper- ‘ ation and the advance in wages made to our employes, effective June 18, 1920; which advance, to- gether with those granted prior to that date, aggregate a total increase in wages of over 100% as compared with those paid during the vear 1917, while our baggage rates during the same period have been advanced but 25°%. We feel that our patrons will appreciate the necessity for this increase and we take this opportu- nity of thanking them for their patronage and also to assure them that our efforts in the future, as in the past, will be directed toward rendering the very highest class of service. ST. LOUIS TRANSFER The Only Company in St. Louis that Can Check Your Baggage Home to Destination. COLUMBIA TRANSFER CoO. ELIT I NL ONIN P ORRIN. < < e ww. GENS ED RE OO Everything for baseball, tennis, golf, etc. Swim. ¢ $4.00 in 7 Very : : ; ig Cagle Stampa delicious ming Suits for men, women and boys. Bathing i ® Wish By eee M. & J. C0 FFEE yo tpt 50c oan Always look here FIRST. y ’ Fancy Texas Tomatoes, per basket....... 60c : Cantaloupes, sound and very sweet, each, 10c | Red Onions, Ib., 5c Cucumbers...... 3 for 10c | ee ee | Ne ea ae PUERPVTHC CCST OT FET CCP OPe rw ter Tee eee PRPS HOTS OPC ee eTC HPC Oe eH eee eee reer reeereeee err eeeres + Veet tereee tt eee + ~ wn = & & _ * ? . raen. eigeres Sees eer ee Fer : -— - os “re = “ . a oa oe'

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THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1999, ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WITH THIS NEW PRODUCT YOU SOAK YOUR CLOTHES CLEAN INSTEAD OF RUBBING THEM 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — eee _— — al = . io “ 3 tines A Poe ka aS OS . Bie tat Tins ‘ sas oe ne, ore 25, siete ee AF é ” Salita . } ‘ moe: Ral coating: 0 a —— _— ~~ <- rade ~—_ = Ee nis Rackets $y 5 fconds; several styles to DN ; VALUES UP TO $6. blors, 50c ing Goods golf, etc. Swim- id boys. Bathing 9 away . Charles Filled TR SVCSC ESS eT ee ee « % age to and from BlaALle, Hoe of baggage, 75¢ pieces, 60e each. s of baggage, 9c tional piece, foc s of baggage, $1 tional piece, 75 Page 1. eS PT eer rete eet eererrrte re ewe eee . oS Ee CR SRE eo Owe Ot Bee “cee < a am ax ~ Sree eR eT ee Se eee See eee ee eS ; Sa a a - - a “PF eee os Clean dish towels every dav— without rubbing or boiling. Just soak them in the bubbling Rinso suds Dish towels—kitchen aprons—small boys’ suits Try this new form of soap on them ing—and your things come straight from thetub sweet and snowy white? if it really true? No rubbing, no boil- You can hardly believe it! Well, put Rinso to the haraest test of all. Justtry itondishtowels. And those dreadful kitchen aprons—those grubby, grimy little trousers of that small boy of yours—those sticky little rompers that sister always gets everything all over— try washing them the Rinso way. Then you will know how wonderful Rinso really is. Allthe ground-in dirt that used to mean such hard, hard rubbing. How Rinso softens it and takes it right out of the fabric without hurting a thread! Things that ordinary washing would leave only half clean—Rinso gives back to you snowy-white or with their original fresh, clear color! A new form of soap—in granules Rinso is a new form of soap. It is not acake soap. It is not a “‘washing powder.” But a wonderful new soep product—in fine granules. Rinso is not a “washing powder” The pure, cleansing granules, dissolved first in a little water, make a tubful of won- derful suds. There is not a bit of solid soap to stick tight to the fabric, and injure it. ‘There are no harsh chemicals to “eat” the cloth—to destroy the colors. But a rich suds so pure that your clothes soak as safely as in pure water alone. A new idea of washing You know what it has always meant to wash the dreadfully soiled things. Rubbing over the washboard. Lifting the heavy clothes out of the steaming boiler. But did you know that /a/f the wear on clothing comes in the washing? That the hard friction on the washboard, wearing the threads, loosening the weave of the material; that the strong washing powders, “eating” the fibres, destroying their strength—wear out your clothes as much as all the wearing and using they get during the week. And now this wonderful new way of laundering —with Rinso—saves vour clothes all this. Your clothes actually last twice as long! You merely soak the clothes overnight or for three hours in the morning. You take them out and rinse them. _ And they will be gleaming white, spot- less. Only extremely soiled things—bad spots—need a light rubbing between your hands, right in the Rinso suds— and they, too, are shining white. The rich Rinso suds have loosened all the dirt, while the clothes soaked. There is no boiling, except occasionally, if you wish to sterilize, for Rinso cleans as wonderfully in cold water as in hot. There is norubbing, except lightly on the hardest spots. There is no cake soap, no washing powder. Only one package of Rinso, and your whole week’s washing is done better and easier than it’s ever been done before. Start using Rinso this next Monday This next Monday try the new way of washing—following the easy directions on the Rinso package. Try Rinso on the things that are hardest to get clean. See how different it is from anything else you ever used. Your grocer has Rinso. Order it today. —Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass! (Makers of Lux.) Men's shirts, that are grease- stained from “fooling around” the car, need only the ightess rubbing between your hands, after a soaking in Rinso sud —_ weeny oo -_ aT we — Pe ne Sir thee (eer nenenentneeeten a Sos ee ee Fes eC et eee ewe ron en «© The fine granules of Rinso /ook much like a ‘‘washing powder,” but—make this test. Use a heaping teaspoonful to a glass of boiling water Ms i LLL OL AL LAL LLL LALLA LLL LOL LLL. LLL LOE LENE. : ee " EE TT A SO eT TTS Re CT am ek me Rae me cite tandneenes e ee a ef RE lane sgn ater Mette NRO me ho ces of baggage, additional piece, Those dozens of little gingham dresses—rompers —boys’ suits—so grimy from the playground. Soak them in Rinso suds—they will come out —low in soap —absolutely harmless | | fresh and shining —so rich in soap it $ (0) “ells” t Made by the makers of Lux The new form of soap for the family washing | —in granules. es of baggage, additional piece, ee ee ee ee Sea AC Nc ene MORRIS SE pullin aN a ased cost of oper- lich advance, to- of over 100% as same period have ke this opportu- in the future, as “WASHING POWDER” j —high in harsh chemicals

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te Ee OE Stee : a FEE PO at Sahl Sy cg SESS Ris rats a . ay? mS ’ . : hes, > ae - ttn Aton ew setae ape. citiin ay eelnttine ra AEC at A, A ny Al i tn th A -* -.- . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——————— STOCKS LOWER: [NEW YORK sTOocKs [MORE ACIVIY IN [Walt Street | Torin Eschanes : | EXPELS RYAN “ee Domentt Money 7 HIGH MONEY RATE 46 OE, ORK, June. 2 . FAVORITES ON CURB oe Lommen obese amas Se SE FROM STOCK EXCHANGE = “*"” =a co . N | of , > kK ¢ 7” nm tr oY 5 “3 j \ Ss : e te } ty, : ren n was wr. EW YORK, NEW YORK June 24.——Total saies on th i : *} : neg ‘ : : [2 Wt. ‘ nr with ater ‘her pe * hy J46.%») share®, compared with 359.600 vwestercday. Sa ies } Tal ‘© « dad — : latatch "uae rr “oe . m ft} ' ' ’ oe , ne : 3 e serie Followin ' liet ¢ ogday 8 #Als ON FT, StOCa BACHANBZe, ates On be : : ; of the ee ; vat tm ¢f mame \ BORER SOuUlRer “thor > Ev id¢ ne’ prices and je net hangesa for the as By a Special Correspondent pri i noved : Zz os , } - gders S ; Di h to 2 ng to By the Associated Press cendition he crop at fa : . . 2 ™ : - “ ° : 7 } . ‘ ¢ ~ > an = . . hi eet 7 iif oe } ‘ i al . * “ ’ Car —_ " . ° ’ : . . wigs ; ‘ .é ‘ ~ ;’Oxt spate " ‘ | on the News York Stoc ‘ NX pas jy ORK. June o 4. Alla n A fa re e.¢ These f Car S ito ; . , , ‘ " Te : ar . . ios f prcw. + OR ‘ > i ; rl i ‘tr , , >} : el Thea TOCK j » 6 iT) , 1 gn “er at #! ae re ; FL } reate: rover Oe ‘ Su ~ High. izOov {Os ise ' Nel S. aw ; i ‘ : ‘ ; : ‘ ; .) NEW YORK | iné -4 Th 8 mwa eACES ; hie te fee etn df om Dp FPvan. ‘ hairm r} of the Stutz Motor : , ” : eee i | 4 » Grain Re , -- . ; K ¢ ~ wntiis i} ey P “THy t is , . 4 oot — . ha? *f ? Lamg ay V“ } CitiwVai es si ‘ . all : | 2 : Pa | ) cS irke | | | increase in} Market today gave fresh proof that, / i) 1a renewal rate ¢ nt yesterday | Car Co., who ‘became involved in a fe a trade: — Industriais. ex. Pi A : market toda bu he i . : renew 4 0 Bn . on wavy sells ve, re2.\ar @peme ne ' - 1 ’ ? / 3 } is ] wei: i @ fii; ij i S . ’ ; . . . " 7 7 se . Sle . ms +e business «was confi i] p ew ot ‘Or tne ; ey is ; ae " ‘ , . wr ate pe cent "tm controversy with officials of the New a ae Ms sas oa : ) * gg A liquidated condition. § [Re aie te York Stock Exch: the time it 12> 40% uy Te € iy : th) favorites OrkK SloOcK xchange at the tim ‘a . . . 160 4 7 il, ° é a 4 ’ i} inued pra‘ ti» i 4 ’ 41 « pe od cent ana . - i] 7 ore nit Alri .. ’ in {! atria ri +e s Ww as ulleged a corner t xisted aia Lud, ' . . ‘ . 7 : D ‘ 4 , ants’ Exchange * * ei 7 ‘ , frog» he Pidephi Pi { the “Ps : ve Of more e€ 4 ‘ ‘ h’ oi *? . . : f} balance . : .4 i Ye «i . ‘4 .aW , es v i 1 _— tr ow : : 6 ith oO oticeak A ~ ; 4 ‘ , ‘ | ; trae ; , 8 ‘ ‘ ty: Me i) - de cig : : : nn ' Y ed 4 red iction in the aivi _ see ¥ i ‘ Sterling ‘par $s Stina r rent toda. bs the kK oarda of t*Ooy er z und : aa was at o! i i) } ' ; rg he $- P ' _— ' mer! ar ) 4 ; ; ; . ; : e : est a ‘ “ae 7 " : o os crease in Activity. u cis : +: = ae ‘ Saint & hn ofas « 4 ‘ , 4 : tp , mi 4 me ; dend changing the stock from $6 O . Boverels .— ‘el 5.6 aa * es b Po : ce mors , private renort —_ sine = from the le é' "i 3 Let | 3 he $4 annual basis This action. while a rel 1. 60 days, ; ‘ t da: reial, lays, This announcement! followed ‘ ig . tion “s.1, . naleitiy ¥ There was sma * 2 i \ — pi t ;* T i | l ! fitable . > 4 4 ‘ : 7 ‘ ent | ’ ‘% ; ; s¢ , > (> } ° if \ = ‘e - ‘ * -. - . , York Anadium ett | , & 3 ing Sales and a generous supply from C#Sily explained | a . demand 8.2 le = ly «par 1g Protracted executive session yeste: Tat hile son at le | ees the last © minut By Leased Wire From the New h “Tha oe aai? * +$ Vivaudou . o 5 Nh, *' the professional element causing a | Conditions that have existed for ae ‘ents per 1 jemand dav when the board quizzed man) . = ‘ro im thi rt ders took the : . r in mich. > AlN. qote ney i “ aU Les ; iZej i | ?« : . . leg , .\ YORK | 6 . ; ¥ oo 8 " oN ‘ > ot ” LiL@ 4g } 7) 7 "4 ‘ . ore re } , \ 4 »Y ) r 3} ors “ al h ae . bee! ' v r rit ’ , LT e' irialh - fai .es é ured 11) the alleged ‘ Orne} last ’ 7 °h 7” . ‘DB reflected an act at, in its copyrighted fit ris Ibbey 2 4 rer raliy On covering of sh lv by tl railway tieup. had not been r. ho the rk jl A, " L, on | teneral Asphalt a - firmnes | aban gaping tee LP agpey al and ca. "E ;—3 March Rvan was charged | ing witt Hin. | » gituafion The sh today. says: Ala ra THK A Wil 1¢ Woneral Asphalt atter firmnes a penerally expected. Had the genera! and 36%, cabj 66. Germany ipar 2; puikaec tas: amie dee ‘oe os r% ‘9 St] aan ting influe li-per-cent rate reaches m Bor 2 ; Metals po reactionar} United Retail NnGY| market been at all sensitive, this | cen er mar! 2.66, cables 2 “principles inconsistent with = ji ee an a a ten domins :? p : : ; rf he, ‘ . -4 ond e oe , : te . os ad Tria I t _ 4 ‘ ‘Sul : ‘at? , , ; ‘ n croe n). ) ) A 4 ' i 7 > ; ‘ “ : sé : ’ ; J 7 3 ently. It w ass all money on he S ‘ik Exchange to iy gz By ; Me - ‘ ee ‘was q ‘ a° Unenanged, ps” news wouid Nave most certalni’ naa ' ry. (reece ar 192 es principles of trade R. an itt ' ' ance me! near. nor ‘ a today at th. _ : . ‘ } . : 7% r - May . = -~_ —_— ‘ ‘ _ ‘ } i¢ YY 5 : ’ + ee Me os ta market ’ ¥ enite rei =f lif ky } ihe > 7 ; staandry ¢ } ram fs . , . genres nania ipa! oe nt deny ” 4! : taal eo | March : The ae bike . nas eceurred de 2a té i ' A Ste Ad (One WAS displayed } The mar at opened quietis HNecame : ' . / . ai a erown) - change To members only, neers wap T Th, = . the high, The trade Wa mining department, with the for a while and then moved for nan ‘micn being excludes from the ga'lery. | close and previou F cuotationgs, | lm sympathetic reac ithe alin , } : , - hares ; ’ bi ali ie | ’ “okaho j “ ~~ . the dealings tn the low-priced shat: ward under the leagq of the tui] : Yoka = it was said at tne exchange thi. no Bonds were quiet and about steady. ' ie ook | day in succession call money renewed prices ‘ ART. ORY eae A VOM A Age et. BOL i OORT: , i A In. Ou ‘ i . ; 7o 7 . . ‘| 1S ww’ 3 wnde: presSsi) oderately a eal oT) RNS TP > Pein see activity in 16 months tnarket, and also desp careful afforts of the authorititi- ‘ equececze ye fe om r: eeeeys only fractional ihe ) exe‘, : bar 87.05 cents, nicniber of the Governing Commitice ae — . ) Oats Sold 8 _ New York Curb — Be A ehmsantl pcteene Goer vail aman te note Shanghi ar ‘1.209 cents p« 1. demand Who was intersted in Stutz stoc's Jo) .31 35.25 83.65ete see “opening a full cen overed, were not at al! easy to bus ee ' ym am * — A pte ‘ ant . Z 54.4: \. at a BS Bests fers? ‘wa an heleed hy! . cables. 102 utta, cents per’ yoted on the expulsion tee oy a4 » with the othe rhe equipment group was helipe uf demand, 58; a ve ee ee pg im P f the mark owing is a |i f lay’s sal id the knowledge that Baldwin Loco- Other exchanges jArsentina, par 108 63 Ar While the board was trying Rvan SS oS v 39. 20@t 3S Sous : rply off, th a, | atic iOsil rices ‘ t , : entine cent per doliar. spot. Ww. 2 Can : ng ee > s* * Le — : . 3 ; ger pp ve had received a $30.000.000 cha cents per C ‘anadian doliar “demand 87 ate behind closed doors yesterday + Bl S2. OV@1N OF — on - . OVE 3 4} wu } "eet cul rom the French Government and! \tercantilie paper 75 “i ‘e rts | t Be Tammeeult of the strong « b os ’ ~ 3 “ met : , ' : oan ; - led o@V8S and Six months, » aii money strong, trict that developments were im mi- : | « aneee on" 4 cme Bt “ee tate sine Gian a =e am nied , rr af iT ee Yi, Het, el Ee ers Tie > ve . $40,000,000 since Jan. } Crucible lec ieh 14, iow S. ruling rate &, closing bid 17° ! ot (— than sR Meehich brought in t! = fraction. then rec : an ; fd ..... 1 : . .| pi - . Ri ’ . 4 21 = o- =| the wavy in the steels and recent offered at 14, last loan 14- bank acceptances/ nent in Ryan's legal action against tion quiet: middling, 87. f&e ' wer today wh 1. ‘ ‘ bee : ‘ On, cP 4 ‘ me a! , aoe rs. Salhi ot 8 0 443 : , ( Jil , ’ ' ’ : : 7 Sle wotegs rc) . “a! crifted ainile ins % — es x. f oe \ ) Pe ; : * : , 2 short sellers found it difficult to get ormweie —— = oo , the board. 7 = ° There W: fr) if | : i] ict’ . , , , ¢ _ ‘ eo 4% : baa “eat cap at ~ y 1 ,an ¢ | ‘ . ’ : } } ) a ‘ r ©. . rap ell , ot eal eS : Aes seman ik ; “ct te & } 2 O81, cy? ’ L reo +. > > stock In the motor group. Genera! the day got on the nerves of the trad- A report apparently well founded, Riga: Spot Cetton. ? a “ hut it held arrar irise "2 ‘ . ‘ i) % : : ° > a> oo fe ‘ 43 ' | ?) a” ‘ as : 2 " - - st. . . ‘to! ‘ “OV . . . narrow | li | ... | Fi | *, : 99% Uy CC Steel & Tub { ig Hit, ’ i hee eke 7 Motors, which had disheartened hold- =| gare oy the short side and covering came later that Ryan has started ,. er: goo d “28 Ras. oe Reports of s fession: ori ; t Cc) +T os rt ’ ‘ pe . : ; } we Bi : ! . - a P ; a as a r by ’ : : , - oe : ' “ wane , ’ : ‘ . J ood ordinar , ' slightest provocatien, cor aga especially in Mexican Petro)- }ernors, one in which he asks for : , r — cach 6 - , n in the lees 8 - re +n : 8.4 B : til P . -@ mrAw hic tarts ‘esterday and : , ~ .- © -enewed &§ > ’ : lt . : ‘) - ve 3 { ue i ty : : of recovery which started yesterday : ui (crucit ste ' . PY ht on ren . ote Be ohane, : pgs aeaeiheiel hag | | i“ : 4 wi ks ; : . ‘ ; rl, ucible teel and some of the damages of $10.000.000 on aceount g 700 > 2 . Ponty corn more Pili R boas others responded. Those who im- equipments who achieved dist Laouts Sport Cotton. ‘*et« « night Q close. ment shares and various specialities cent o oy ty. . “pee ' . ‘ : , : Sony i ‘ rae . ‘ } 1] *f P : . money rate % » OF {nN Ih) Onin nite . + : 3? , aaa , ‘3 , on : Eo ; . » * } gr! ‘ear Settlements NOUR s et 4 ‘ i ’ ; ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ , ‘ i+ ial 4 ’ . " nt. . 99 iovaiea { i : ‘ : " i A j 4 si s? ‘ a as touctl eel ate ri } , mon ] f M 7 ‘ » . 7 — a . . ¥ 4 ite . Mari . —_ . " ‘ , j 88 a ‘ . ey . 7? ? } ipee ; ' “i 7 iy t t , ; ‘ 2 . rie “a . } . . _— , ’ P . . al a 7 , _ a . raat » . aig oan heen 7 * pvfd.. ‘ cae 44) 1]! A iecneat 4, | Co., would adversely affect the mat There was not much change in the preciation in the value of his stock |i» oF. 0 was £00 dalinged wk dispatch = said +? xe 1Ahne " ! e *2 4 By he . . ae " r B12 “ a ‘ © . ‘ " Ps ‘ es 4 : ata ; Ps . : y ‘ re : , . oe * xy ; , . ' : iif ny ' ‘ . Cain re im : nip me “* , - aw _ ona ; . : : . ° “ aap , - ; 4 1 a , 4 i a » . ’ ket for the gitoc cat. | we] apa; d Sj] vrenera!l position of the bond market 4 seal since he asked that if he sold, | : s. 99-4 0 of oats Wass ré ance alVv, J unm d ans ' uv ‘ we "4 = IW nnells in : lnetar The \X ican oils Were , T} 1} new . ! ot : " . lined eqme » } } rathe r eha rp- (ie nf } ‘ ‘ ; — at : j m 4 ; ¢ ; f a ‘ lusioned rhe fex today’s rate of 38.96. sterli 192 ! i. . 1. ; 3 " , hat shipments from Tampico ' board to sell his seat. MOTH Y Seat x g aA yf he] T esda\ ‘os ; . 4 we Tl > : ’ ment tha Snip WE YT) r i r rent in prix es. but dealere who nad ’ P ’ ‘ ‘ @ ari $10 45 No » ; f ' " The weather Wis ré =. : . > \ i} - ‘ ered? cheb one . ‘i " ( ‘ i ‘ . | . 7 , 1 I Ce ; ; - ,! was 3 gue on Dietemgethe ‘ .? ; mM , : 7 4 mp iebadehat M “4 } -“*, in May had reached a new high rec- selling orders tn execute reported Ryan refused last night to discuss on. | ad wn , : Jevel and slightiy lower than a Pe K d py ! ih oa die +" ‘ 1 : “tf ; ; : a Ti “4s nt of the New Yor! Rdtateeuns st 7 = 1. » %, pid : () Kik Basin Pet .. ‘ | ord that in all standard issues they were this repo! . ges y+ on + f > movement of the Ne Ork BAAD OM S ‘ i ‘moni re ws on " lida ae . be . t, Bane WT ae ; es 2? RE re “ ‘ nea “ ‘a in , : meas ls yi) ( 1. “t Pi ; ¢. es : ~ owt % ef - -* For some days past Wail: reet has ahle to get off t} ieir bonds advan- kx pected to Re Kicked Ont. adele vheat ‘etrav : 23 SUMMER qf; 1g 4 ie ee | ie | Srila i 25 pe : i aa p on: é 4a } ; 4 2 2 7 ae i ee; 3 r i . : a a . a0 i ; : ‘ - —_= — a - we — — on . : e nil ted with that of Paris ex se. \A ) ae a ie ~ 2, ) ‘ ederal Ov ~ te nh = been full of ugly rumors that several’ tageouslys This is the great aif- The witnesses said the examina- wasn og tine CoO an oe | itt i , r] ‘ it . hose ti. , \ meas » mA 7 , té : ‘ ' 7 ri. , | ; 4 ' eo . . re fi »Fi { : ‘ ; ! f > ; ‘ 5 s i *. . - S| } Ap? i?) - t > } . . % a > ‘ ‘ P . . . . P ’ . * vy? . ‘ : ’ change on London, which broke from Cc. ctin. f Its Be uth } ar 1 ' ' = renee Nights ont! ie whee olin ene ion Pag sal mal. ata 7 iyo tion was purely formal and it seemed was going to be Kicked .o . ot poe ° : Fi ' ! oR Fs bd OFF , ’ - ’ ° y ee 2 ge ri - iortread ‘ nn ¢ t7 TN “atin ° {107n an ina a) ‘ iO t . ‘ ’ iot : } : france 16 .centimes per pound lL ctfs .. . we 626% OO ) No eee OT 7 ie Q77 L., 060 Granada ‘) lic i in onne 9) hy eae . wae B Sip n | = pe od . or apparent to them that the verdict would not attend the hearing, ~ . a‘ ea : 2 ihe yy! 4 ‘ » 8 y ion of arious che; | tocK | then 1} "as 088) o unloa nv , er ry as of June 15 to 46.47 yes- i ay 3 3 113 ' . yt ae © : ; . «ae a lé e eed upon.and that the atte , ‘freul: ; eT oe be i ] ath ries B a ‘ ' fs oe: oan ve a 24, & | ) “pees. 5 . P OL, on ationa nae —T o} = sizeable blocks of bonds except at a had been agreed por hi : ; . . , 4 ce $ i. " > . ‘ 2 ; rots ' ert '*s . + ee o > »* : 4 *" . ad 4 > . 4 ‘s as ” ter ee rec a “es , i é a +) ‘es ‘ ihe : i) y. : > ’ \T, ta “ ae 4 a4 1 4 as | r Tj *¥ i biiee ‘ . i j ‘ ; ~ ea "ore th} S afternoon! * » 1) f } SS _rt considerable sacrifice (one of SOVCrROrS “ ere merely carry eee Out fect thi: it leading fins ine ior 1.6 av 4aonGaon NaS ascrivdec Nis ’ . 7 " on orm] ” a + pb - er I's aa a oie atte ah Seah a - yt h , i . ns ven “ i favor of Paris to Nat An Se tog ws : : : ; “4 iown that this w; Wntrue, tie features again was the appearanee ,& routine to strengthen them in the, weychange members had recent movemen avor oO i ; Uf 17: Sond ‘or ivf eitettan > ee Siete ape atiend 4 no member of the exchan was , of selling orders originating {in bank-'‘event the affair eve} gets into court. | pring pressure on the gove oO le \ i ‘ 4 ; l- . ‘fs : ‘ese " 4 y ° : + er . ° ; . ment of the treasury bills placed in ' ' ae ey | volved. nor did any of : iTS , ig GQuarcers. This is the same sort This recalls Rvan’s statement previ- POTL M3 ~e cg She, Imperial Tob we , 1 stock rj ‘e i} he Federal tri th that Was oing - ' poe Pea The weekly statement of init Puskinn i stocks figure in the Federal! true, of hing ha s going on ous the Bank of France was interesting 4 cee O77 7. drop the matter or impose of ; : o the hearing. that he knew he ji~ht sentence on Rvyat IIs. larger wav immediate], Ebgmited + * . * l‘ederal Reserve authorities cam ut because of the decrease of 298 .608.000 ; ' FINANCIAL ? AN TAL i “ ta j wiat t Thi niak the R 7| Sh res with their restrictive program to- E'N C ote circulation nis akes } w i = ; : ee —— . “ee 73 al ay are ward the end of May. Certain banks fotal reduction of the paper , oie . 4 ; : : ; ‘ dn a Pes : 1 1}% 11 8 naitigaies : '- Oe 8 Vs While the market held its advance in their endeavor to strengthen their since the vear S hie lh port "oO 8 ’ ( ‘ . ‘ eo. } bo : An 8 } : { wnt ‘ : ; 1 "i noid 4 fd = . , pps vE aibo il ~0' 9 >? 1 4," in the ear!\ part of the-das Indus nosifion-are sacrificing bank invest- W A S i] ' reached on Mav 6. amount to 1.1! PB . . the de) th Seu Ry 2% >> 1 227 . ar ' ‘] be le , . oa Caer ey ot oe hE Mend on 100.000 francs or about $235.000,000 Phils / te oF is v0 io pf 1: oly hh 4) Mexi ee ’ ji, (rial Alcohol made a new ha for! ments. But it is gratifying that this e u y a n d e * on the old basis of values {ft now poten vty 100 | : ee 7 - salon r aA —- at 1 orn4? - $4 pe a > Le rg ee _ eo — = Sheet liquidation hy be NB much better rtands at the low est fisrure since Oct. rr ¥ “ye ~ =e ' i, 4 e fe 78 | vee - f \ : ss ? wt oat of ‘ ¢ . Tiona! Aniline Haskel 41} Parner taken now than it was a month ago. ESTERN DEV PA Y ® last vear, but is still 2.200.000.0008 Ur; ' S : 7, Ly i do pfd AM ya wa hy ) N. J. Zin rts »* ihe io! =~ another stock Reape wen. Vere | sane Bonds moved over a narrower vv ELOPMENT COM N francs above the present date in 1919. abit et... od «fl Me > mS , = a? a ends erey hio Fuel. oii 4] i , well bought. Virg nia-Caro ina Was; range than on ; — Gay in @ long i oe Btiees Mencte nington T. , 4 va ae Ae tH Ps :; +5 py L es x. aoa a he very strong, anti ‘ipating thre decli rs | while They were slightly lower to- PREFERRED STOCK “The price of silver eontinued to . ble ty +) a1} a1 1. —# es “e a De nhi nd re oO 7 | tion if f e extra dividend ne ward the closa of the day. but the de- react on the London market. where. >! a 40,5; 4 | —- : , a de, I ger gna? ret. pid 64 ¢ Cent whicn was required | pane te ciine Was quite Ure Or cant. Equip- teday’s quotation was 50%, pence per ooerye 0 ag tat 2 ( Sere coMaoks acted i, this isin nee cs 200 Pittabure Oil : 32 a, | Gividena payments for the year at 6/ ment notes w ore among the best act- Dudine Aaetriat 6) %, saekeeday. &his . “ LY, ae | is ; , ae rs a mt al : froet ge oa cf bs . hs | a ; ' ner cent. the same as that of he xc in the market, the Pennsylvania : ? FITZGERALD a COMPAN Tuesday. and 48h, on Thursday : Sian: ; J . + ~ é ‘ a? . iff ‘ i. ‘+ne@e , : adic i +4 ; ; bik : prey louUeE Montns After ie news y ss changing hands at 1H1% against s * Came o rove to bave 2en fullw ates on + 1 ; ) A ast weak, the day w ne ¢ proved pave been fully | their recent low of 101 and the Dela ee et bee og } Sena ite soy ce ls : ) ( “ * o> ite Opec le 5 ri discounted Railway shares taken as ware and Hudson 7s changing hands Stocks and Bonds fremel. interes: ro as . ae how yn N W VY QO R B O N [> ss. eo ‘ 1 Dr wh orts 26) : t. “1 Be a whole gaye a hette, account of at 997. : Ae 32 3. any to speak of. bu sal offerings ee ee - ] | ’ i ‘ ine 2 “Otis 2s of b : Tow $+ . ' Sapuly , "1 7 were readil, faken around the eur- will fall below last week's low level] NEW YORK June 24 tal sales of bol * on the New rk § PX ange a’ ; eres . Pty re eal 9 neve ; nd : Were SV FOS 000. AMaitist $1: oS. UOO vesterdeay €11.4%4 OOO a eek ; a $0 165. too a ay ” *} | rte l., ren? price level, even while the n on of 44 penes or advance aR ain bevond ~~ cc, ~ ’ , 1 16%. en “ene : i ma : . all : i ago atid $9,,41,000 two vears ago. rom Jan. 1 to date, $1 061,654. 000. ; gains $1 ; , mi pe i — ev flurr. was at its height Tuesday's 53 “o 0} merely fluctuate , 161,000 4 vear ago, and S775.7tU.000 two veara ago ? cin r Mfe. MW vs 7} L@l gl “A ; : . 5 ' ' ‘ e } " » 9 ‘ + a Vv ae ,¢ . « .* {fa } t he tween the twee figures. Silver is Following is a complete ist of sales. the total number of Sales of each se. rity Bui. i ; é ( ‘ ne Ww a’ the het ey pa ra) the lis traditionally, A. vers elusive market Higa and low prices bei ing given ww S acted under the teat of 14-ner-cent i 11 t ry us { rT, eu) P : , ' : ' “—- ' Submarit 08E ‘> ; ‘ monéy rates we ery discomforting and in the past it has often failed Seles. : w 1m Su Li ~ liscomforting entirely to move in the long run in!’ “Ti & BONDS . ; 1 TBER TY BOND QUOTATIONS. ee Tex: tA 34. 34 2 i. ae seep Roce on Lf pe bear An offering in blocks ( 2 Shares Preferred ! \ for $300 the direction hi D1 op ye “+ an eee of ;eXOn > . v Sie (he :aS8t hour i 3 the i] > f which seemed to be in- ‘ 2 Ee vm. Ope n -) Times § \ R * liquidation to we gel, h 1 Share Comm , a “? 7 . t) a* . 7, 2 rh ad *} _ ; os ; . : sh ane ‘ é es ; it the { . aicated by circumstances When the p ." % | OVERLOOKING THE of Akron of both domestic and foreign bullion. l ity of Paris bs + Vey { STANDA Silver advanced in London Within ' oa ot Cut 449 notes, °29. 89: S oh Low. | i mn Oil 2 id pies coerce INVESTMENT ‘wo months from 46 to 54% pence: | Dom of Can Ss, 1021. .. OG ai! & Nor & West con.4. lo 70% 10 Standard Oil N ¥.584 at. PORTUNITIES but {tf was down again at 45 pence in ; Dom of Can ba, 103 ~4 ' 4 / Nor & Western c\ ee Car Vv November What actually happened) 1: lone —r ge Lis... " aa 22 YS ne ee, Gen 8 ae } en : aska Br i 1-1 . Simply because they have not More than 50% of all new passenger 8 lea 6 the n those tw “casio ' 7 Imp Japa ter] ile t Ty hag | Smedienan " , ; 4 ge a : % | ath wen oF LO oA Vest * ‘ es ONLY O’c or 7¢ ~. Which av. he : ° : : : : Re vn Rap ‘Transit a... 42 : rig. 49... to os | 10.000 French Se... 72) 920 fe ade a trailers are being delivered on Goodyear Solid Tires. ecurities Sales. Prices Ch'ge ‘entr Teather gen Se eit olf =e : rat re . lambur > 98 Gs 4 é shane " Merchants. Laclede Nat').. aes pgs gee Pacific Ri d 4s ' : 8! 19 Tinton >. if “ 8 O0.Cu9 san ’ " . Ketter Securities ‘ a higher “uls Union Trust.... 235 hes t at a . 0 of | Lo ys , etfs. 2 to 23 3 vield? ‘ond Hndiwhowe ve res yg] Zchea & On : Se eal & Jr | More than 45" of all new motorcycles are on Good- age jan Oh | “ ey a ee Rar Silver. ; ore an /0 y : ~ Chie +. “-.* 3 United State ibber § ; to 77% NEW YORK, June 24.--Bar silver. domes. Have vou Low Income Bonds . Oo” : Soa _ CLOSING QU OT zt TIONS. Chic 4 Mig Beaie eens BS 210. 8. Steels, ae ve nf] | te, 29%; foreign, Mc; Mexican’ dollars pear maturity. whieh + en eee year Tires; more than 60 O of new rubber-tired fe ene , “B- & Q joint i. . e8 } Virgin y fi to 73% [LANDON ine 24.—-Bar silver, §O',4 per ‘onvert into Hig!) ee ( : . pewerty Bank of Commerce. gO & ne Ist re stern Maryland 4; ..-, ounce, money. 4% per cent dis ount rates = : gh Income Bon ly Carriages are on Goodyear Carriage rubber. Mississippi Va! T . Great Weatern wis ‘WV eater ac} Wig io 7! Riort bills, 6%, per cent >; months bills. fora long term? Tithe G) Srenty tr se . & St.P. crt be. 3. OSs t -~e/ 4«¢W Ss] , iT to 6 +6 11-16 per cent -— = “Ze 7 “eo ‘ RS — & @5 > ~~ * = os wae — at oak ee — : = | 2 ed Tour, total ret your investments j Line | ¢ s ‘ , FINANCIAL with present Market Conditions More than 80% of new airplanes carry Goodyear SRE & Peecrtaing none A “Rall waye t? en. Indiahoma Refin ing Laciedea Stee! Marland Bank of England Statement. | Oe Oth | ot the Bonk ung g4 ee Bank of France Statement. PARIS. June 24 The weekly at * ef ef the Bank of France rhows the folie * changer: Gold in hand, increased france ; e@liver tm hand. tncoreasad rances: i'n Clreulation, decreased obs eA8 000 genera} deposite, increaesa 121.110,000 france billie dise ounted, increased 59. G08.000 france: advan. ‘ea, Increased 9 17 000 france: advencem to the state unchensed . at 628.000.000.000 franca ee fm ~ Inter Mer Marines ta Metal Markets. , a: pe ) and 1 Common) at $300 per block. ig ian page ‘aed , 3 : | a8 rolyite pot. Sea -" “pe 4 ais re at VATTERY2 6 Inv estment Securities ) $ p E 3 4 JEROME, M LS EL A, TE IATA FONT LS TION MM A + Oe EE mk oe FMRC MRL ee ie Ww Be Ok te” ES 0089 changed. Thy bt and June 9: . uly, Sulte 115—Groeund Fleer . | . | resort for vacati id tend qulet. a t ane nr e. te ed 88. Zim Investment Secarities goers korg gy BORTON & BORTON FRANCIS, BRO. & CO. : ch commtertable re At London. Standard’ conper. spot ios, |] 40 Exchange Place, New York et Ep aso ve me Leader Building, CLEVELAND. 214 N. Fourth Street, St. Louis. z Oiive 5761 Central | =u. ee’ a — — Roop a a ! ei PR ni 509 Olive St., St. Louis. . fonalie + Write 7 42.80 un bange j 5 «048 "> et ed ee —- Order the Post-Dispatch sent to your vacation address. Your carrier will place the order for you, or your telephone request jwill have prompt attention. Olive or Central 6600. Ask for te OF MR ne ee Bt DS a o>: > - ® + Ee A ee Se eS ~_ HAIR roe & imp d@lue ° tntor deb 4s, 1984 Linseed and Cottonseed Oils HILE the Post-Dispatch investigates all Financial Advertising rene mation contained in this advertisement LINSEED oe In lota of 1 to 4 bris at before publication, it necessarily cannot recommend or in- potion. oe ee ee Oe ae oa * — o W and 82.02 for 4 eble although we do not guarantee a0eurecy | coTTéNarED D “OIL—_Per it Winter wh ite, dorse any investment or speculation advertised. The buyer must - ate, 4 ow, 2440; summer white, digo exercise his own judgment. és : ; ra k ' n > : : a zg white e : , . low, eco Baia‘ s\n. ait 22h: soya bean cil, ec. a au

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— ee ITION | REPORT t ECT PRICE O YORK a Fie UASH P ACES — — RK. June «4 "In the cotton abpen ' outhernu bmeof the re : at ij 140,000 | hs rok ‘aad te tn Pt t. Louts Haw Market. Y , eh, | ° — . ok ae n° No q $4", heavy mixed “kicked the heart: eirculated financiers had £0" or in Pore Ryan mg to be ot attend rs were leading e menibers essure matter tence on on the tring bi bby OTNe@rwtOw ony. a er + Bey I" NANCIAL Sell T COMPANY OCK or $300 ompany ve the out on x ported trucks ks and Tires. Good- er~ tired HOC year 'r-than- 2S; more er heels 000,000 Com- referred n0. & CO. st, St. Louis. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH mp FUTURES SLUMP srsSee Evidence of Easing Cal Situation in mncreased + Grain Receipts : ——— og prices took a slump on the ts’ Exchange today, the. July , being the weakest with down- | range of more than 65 cents. Melose was at only a fractional wien from the low point of the -: There was — covering dur- 2 t 5 minut at took og aie that the grain receipts of the past few reflected an ac ‘tual easing in the’ gituation. The aeairke ige has been gominuting influence in the mar | ently. it was pointed out that reals today at the seven leading ets aggre gated 517 cars of corn. The trade has been almost unan-; sly bearish during recent days ‘ iodat’s break was not a surprise. peat the futures followed the: ) grain markets which were weak and at C hicago The oats market » The trade was sympathetic reaction only fractional Oats Sold Steady. did not follow moderate and in prices Opening 4 full cent lower on July | with the other options also rply off. the market ran into sell- | base on larger primary receipts! en expected and. farther recessions | recorded in the first hour. Asya | , It of the strong close last night, | ish brought in the shorts, the ving power today early was not'| wlarge. There was a moderate | svery, but it held only’ for a sharp | od. Reports of sharp recessions! cash grain prices at Chicago ight on renewed selling and car- July corn more than 8c under) night's close. Mats showed only fractional price | nges in the early trading. A New) dispatch said an Argentine 9 of oats was reported sold to to New York, arriving about July | ‘The weather was reported warmer SUMMER RESORTS Starting while the morning air still nips, by noon you reach great panoramas in the Canadian Pacific Rockies Scenery and appetite grow here together. Alpine Air ~ Does It It gives zest to every- thing you do—golf or fishing brook trout, tennis or camera hunt- ing, pony riding or swimming in warm “= hur pools, climbing a Swiss guide. A holiday at Banff, | the corn belt. ; Commerce , ordered ibe further , of resuming trading in wheat futures | 000 imarket was $1.83; No. 2 | corn, | corn. | Reported by Merchants’ ST. Exchange of St. LOUIS, June 24. _ Prev _Close, High. Low __JULY CORN. | 176%aa 176%; 182a OE. aie 17615 178% 77 180%, K, . 174 170 70% 174% 3 pert wah Oo St. L.. 169 sa ’ Tl 167 A KC. ..108 1686 166 _" Close, @381 __ DEC. CORN, 1 Oi38 nok i oye 1 _148% 1 CO 8 eT . .104%d 104 104b 104142 eae = i 1055! s@103 10437 + Fee tg at & OATS. Ss DFC EMBER OATS,_ wee Oe 801g 804%) b __ JULY RYu. a 7 214% __ SEPT. _ _RYE. 18 «18, et ab ———— . 86 sea = 80% fe -SH-S5 7, . 218% .1875 aa + and clear practicalhy everywhere over Sas was said to have begun under weather conditions. The Chamber of Commerce estimates wheat crop in bushels. The Interstate Commission is said to have 11.000 cars into Kansas. At a meeting in Chicago July 6 there Will discussion of the matter favorable os the winter 580,000,000 local grain receipts today were 58.,- bushels of wheat, including cars local and 30 through: 70,700 cal and 11 through; oats, including tons of hay. 112 through. St. Louis Cash Grain. Sh grain including 238 local or 200 and The weak. spot local ca market was The °c to -orn under down mainly oats tec spot 5c | ber. yesterday's basis, but in the late mar- | ket white corn WaSseas much as 7c lower.. Sales were made at the fol- lowing quotations: No. 2 hard wheat, $2.78: No. 1 corn, corn, $1. 82@ 1.86; No. $1.80; No. 2 yellow corn, $1. 84: No. 8 yellow corn, $1.80@1.81: No. 4 $1.7 $1.95@1.96: ; No. 1 white corn, /No. “3 white corn, $1.95; $1.923@1.93: No. 4 No. 6 white corn, ante £120: No. 2 white corn, $1.80; No. 3 | oats. $1.17 Bi. eat , “Wita $1. | eo ted, E lepring, $2. 63: { 15 white. yellow corn, $1.77; No. 56 yellow corn, |! No. 3 white! } ! ' | were —~,at 4Ya2%e , September at dlec ; pared with ' | ' excess of | Sept. 19; find bushels of corn including 43 cars lo- | yellow, 36,000 bushels: 12 local and 6 through: ! shay Spot wheat was 8c lower and | g90.07. , . - i Se @ 36 Wheat harvest in Kan- | 2) =: ‘|Gomparative Grain Prices’ '/ CLOSE WEAK AND NERVOUS ON CHICAGO CORN MARKET CHICAGO, June 24.—-Larger receipts than looked for Kad a bearish effect today on the corn market. Values lacked support | and there was general selling, in which an | Eastern interest appeared active. Pressure | | from the bears, however. was not well main- | tained. Opening auotations. which rar ze from t4¢ to le lower, with $1,804, “and September $1.70 to 81.70%. followed by a moderate further setback, then something of a rally. Vata were easier with corn. decline to tac advance, Ri%c to Bas, the showed a tendency to average below day's finish In the later dealings, weakness becamé more acute. and attention focv sed to a con- siderable degree on an opinion from a lead- | ing authority that prevailing pric ‘es were 25sec to Oc a bushel in excess of feeding values. The close was nervous, 242¢_ fo lower, with $1.707% to $1.77 « net July and Sept. $1.67 9 to $1. 67%. eakness of grain. firm, as com- and After openinz market yester- Provisions reflected the ™ Pork, though, was reiatively lard and ribs. Following is a list of today’s =. closing and previous closing quotation provisions: PE ee Fan ae ae i j | Prev. Low. | Close. | Close. PORK $34. 40 low, sfor | | | High. | $34. Fe July . $34. Do a7 90.50 .o00 July Sept. _21 18.10 19.17_ 18. OV 10 OD July KANSAS CITY, Mo., Generally UNCRANETS ‘. ono. June 24. 1 hard, »>78: No. Corn unc hange: 2 white, . ‘ 2 yellow, $1.82@1. 83: No. ; Oate unchanged; No. 2 mixed, $1. we 13. he and milo maize, : Receipts 4 wheat. “109 cars. —-W °> Wo... 2 red. $255 white, white, $°. 190. unchanged. ‘HICAGO, June 24. $2.8502 > RT: No. 3 hard. $1.80@1.81: No. 2 yellow. 2 white, $1.16@1. 17; Rye, No. “rt rrothy seed Pork nominal. Oats. No. $1.12%a 1.15 = 481. H2. Cloverseed., " Linseed, DULUTH, } , June 24, seec ? , bid; Se @4; arri $5.06 $4. a" $i" Ot. 1.0916 MILAW AU KEE, June 24 Barley, 50@1.57; W isc aay $1.48@1.57; -Clover seed: - Dec., 94; 24 W heat: . 8B hard, £2.70@2.72: sample apring. $2. 85@ 2 "42: No. mixed, $2.63. > No. 8 white. $1.84: No. 2 No. 6 yellow, $1. 653: 3 mixed, $1.70@1. 71. June 24. October malting. feed an * deine No. ®- mixed, $2.00; ‘Oats, unchanged. 3 northern, $2.80d2.{)0, te ial, tae Wats No. 1 %. ar ‘ley, $1. 1s@i. 45. No. d. a 1. &2 } ARG: ,uS8 Lake Louise, Emerald Lake, Glacier, or Sica- mous will stop you from growing old. For reservations tele- phone, write, or call at this office. KEK. lL. SHEEHAN, fren. Agt, Passe. Dept., Canadian Pactfic Reil- way 418 Locust St.,. | St. Louls, Mo, Telephone, Bell Main 1711 Ask for Resort Tour No. F-54 Canadian newspapers | and information regard- ing Canada on file at this office. o* ' National Park =f) Tour, total cost 14122 } en poet yo am Cost myves the Vacation Problem i Tours of Rock Mountetn Na- Denver, Colorado ‘ANDRES Gasconade a * r ng for vacations. Excellent comfortable rooms and open- 4 Good fishing, boating and | I gcmplete camp equipment for | , Oats. Long-distance phone. ble sW tae for booklet. re / + th “Ask Mr. Foster,” agency at TOURS TOURS ‘ New Steamship Service Actween C ‘hicago and Detroit ! iN ae ae High Grade Passenger and Express Fr Service between Chicago, Milwaukee and The Palatial Steel Steamships “Missouri an Lilinois’ Effective June 30th, leaves Chicago every .m. for Charlevoix, St, Ignace, ing arr. Chicago following Tuesday at 530 p. m. 6-Day Cruise Sencha ret “60 Wednesday at 7:00 Effective June 25th, leaves Chicago. every Friday at 7:00 p. m. for Ra- cine, Milwaukee, Mackimac Island and Detroit, Returning, arrive Chi- cago following Friday at 6:00 a. m. and Berth To Dotrolt-One Way *31 | incede afer passengers every modern comiort ned convenience. Satcrcots are roca and wel offer onan aoe ventilated w slowed at all porta of ca to one the The arive around the historic gh the Detroit River and roomy and well time is for continzous during the full day. stop at Call or Write ter Folder and Fai] Intermatica Michigan Transit Co. Chicago- Detroit Division & & a GENERAL TRAFFIC MANAGER CITY TICKET O 103 W. Jockoon Bivd.. B. J. KENNEDY, Gena. Pass. Docks Municipal Pier (S. W. an Chicano, Th an, Tourlat or RR. Ticket Office Meals& Berth Included seton Tips of Over 200 Mls o Beautiful Scenery. islands, vere © Dive outa Sie New Creag Saye “North American's | & South American” & eva a acin Es, Coorgian Bay ( Falis), Detrolt aotante) Retara tra me oe = eres ning Service and ge Days’ | Cruise, al te that of, the best hotels. "$125—3,600 Mile Trip for pamphlet and fall information aboet ~The Lake Trips That Have No Equal «WW. M. Bleck, G. St. Louls, nh Crieane, Duluth & Georgian wey. vranelt Express Co., BI tet te ana Lecust Sts. | Seruggs-Vandervoort-Barney Ce, Co. t, Chicage, tile, | | | count } } | —Today’s estimated Para. ed a generally Julv $1,804. to | were | had i} moved such with fair action including ; } from | higher on good to choice lambs and steads ; on | top — figure. j | Cash Grain “Markets ae m j Oats, $1.04: @ | ; brought NATIVE CATTLE STEADY; ‘Butter, Eggs and Poultry! | HOG MARKET IS HIGHER) ,; uls 24. and | horses | 53c; cattle 30¢: today. | Oo ve} Ill... June Cattle 2000; NATIONAL STOCK YARDS, receipts: 7000; sheep, cases calves, and 4000; hogs, Ay 200. A TTLE—On native level cuit to mm a fair run. stead, Plainer stock was again diffi in the majortiy of instances, but fair orders for corn-fed grades and} Best mark was! R - oo ww BEANS Mississ! ppt. bu box, R 5 TOES acksonville New svc to $1 to $3.50. rown We to Home-grown anne flat home- = own to gs SO. | GREEN PEPPERS~—Florida | come green at 2.75 for | 2; home- | box 1\%-bu crates Alabama hampers, -New home-grown at 40c to | loose. Home-grown at 4c 1 w! ~* *" * tC -Home-grown at lic boxes lOc to to “+ . ‘, & ’ to $1 0. CURR ANTS—Home-grown, pint tray and 84.25 to $4 CHERRIES 12-qu art tray PEAC HES | bushe! bas RASPBE black, ets. : RRIE S. a2 to \ a pony crates, Home-grown, Geot "gia, $5. six-basket ’ 3 at). Alaba: na h am pers, at We $1.50 lome- } $2 to } $2 to 82.15. | fiat. per berries, $2.75 to | Sa aENNT Enea Gi oS Me er "PL ES ri 1 hard ben davis tn barrels at a 510 80 ; overrip® and damaged at 82 t $5: willowtwig at $15: No. 1 winesaps ‘from store) at $4 to $4.™ otf stock less. WATERMELONS—Fiorida. $2 to $3 1M) Ihe | Produce Elsewhere | NEW YORK, wane 24. ceipts “2 «tub (‘YTeamery, higher extras. 1O@ SOL, extra (@2 score) firsts RN to G1 score) §21.@0 47! stock, current make. No. 1, 42@42'4c. Eags irregular: receipts. 25.111 cases: fresh-gath extra first. 484248: do first. grad lex, ; ditto ungraded, 40% oe" 96 ; receipts, 4104 boxes: Sta urrent make, white 27 a 28c 4o average whole milk twins. cu 2Ha@27c: do average held white and « ). average steady: woe Wi Home-grown, per firm: fre- than Fal. Butter. ae 7 run, rrernt triumpha, .: barrels, 8134214.7 ‘AGH Ju =4 Buwuer unsettied: mery, 454056 ‘ere hicher 19.898 firsts, recein's. cases $275 te! packing frate %4438c: at mark, storage packed. ¢x- firsis, 1O',a@ na re I7 @1 BSc: packed, ,HOOt4c. oF inc! luded. byt storage ve unchanged KANSAS. ‘CITY Mo June 324.- °ges aod poultry wth paren ae ly Butter. _-- ome NEW YORK. June 24 inal centrifugal offered ine granulated active early acd wrices at ‘ overing aod -Raw *ugar nom ; rectried Futures undertons were 2 ty buying Oo» oom mission Susar f Julv, 17 lanuary, “FLOAT. A FORD SHOCK Frertectiy absorb rebound. | firm: sales, FOO) tons 7 : Deeernber 12 jie ‘* - ba? + ehis PRICES REASONABLE. Geearesteed Frames $2.00 Comoplete standard | $3.50; | y to Case Home-grown red, $4 per 1l2-quart $3.25 MoO to tray. $2.50 per 15- | 50 per l2-quart tray, $3 90 to $4 per Bifocal Glasses, tw ec peirs ia one, for $4.00. BROADWAY complete & FRANKLIN Cash wheat | True Goodyear Economy in Tires for Small Cars ——F lour | 30 x 31% Goodyear Weather Tread en Built into Goodyear Tires for small cars is a high relative value not ex- ceeded even in the famous Good- year Cords on the world’s highest priced automobiles. Manufactured in 30x3-, 30x3'4- and 31x4-inch sizes by the world’s largest tire factory devoted to these sizes, every detail of the work done on them is marked by extraordinary skill and care. .. If you own a Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell or other car taking these sizes, assure yourself true Goodyear mileage and economy on your car by visiting the nearest Goodyear Service Station Dealer. Go to him for Goodyear Tires and for Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes; there is no surer means to genuine tire satisfaction. a ——se@avy vovueier ~ = 3 ==Ssoon ——- some LAR ——— -- ~—SOxnShH ke OOn G86 HH ——— 30 x 314 Goodyear Single-Cure Fabric, Anti-Skid - Tread Double-Cure Fabric, All- $73 50 '- $2 150 AP pgp % 0" a2 Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tien cost no more than the price you are asked to pay for tubes of less merit—why risk costly casings when such sure protection is available? 30 x 3% size in waterproof bag ad Soaneeianimente ' $450 ~ B. & K. Royal ae nt es om seneted 1 > WOTOR CAR CO. 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a en i ae | ih cme wes ‘ 2 ‘ Ke ee eee gee PA Aare tn te ieee att oto aH a : Abeta ta “ . a «Fgeatsi apes 3 wet SB RE eens. Man, ee - P - 4° ~ Oty me Ae a iat a a ee ee ee aeteehtina ttt, Mies con _—* = agen ie ~ PN ne ea eet cme oa Pert eae 0 ADL CLRID A EL le Um Ne os NEN ee TUNE a Caples ca ee nae ND DP BIER AR LEO WUE REDE IPF SPN EI OO NES OTN ty EG HIN PR CON a TR Te ee ee z 3 ; a UEZe LM Vez. Be me a Pre » Hs -. DETROIT SCORES 2 Ort SOTHORON IN SECOND FRAME Three Singles, Walk, Stolen Base and Wild Throw Yield Pair of Runs With 2 Down—Oldham on Hill. - PDHETROIT AT ST. LOUIS. 02MB00000 O BROWNS. 00BEEOO0OO O The Batting Order. The oes DETROTT Young, 2b FSi ish. es Shorten. of S each Hjet!imann Miliron veils, Oana tenda order 2 ea xs ti SPORTSMAN'S PARK, Jung Allan Sothoron and Southpaw (vYdham hurled in the first the series between the Browns Tigers todas A crowd of 2600 was on hand FIRST INNING. DETROIT-—-Young = walkeu, od went to third wild pitehb. Bush was called out strikes Shotton fouled to Austin. Austin threw out Veach. Nt) RUNS BROWNS Tobin ham. Gedeon ler singled ping second. a double play, Young to RUNS, 24. fed” OL and Lame on a Oth ( id- Sis- tapped to io center, (;edeon Jacobson hit ilison singled eenter, SLODp- into NO to M’DONALD AND STERN WIN IN TENNIS EVENT .. ae & Milton eprang a erday in tine Triple A by ade- feating Hloward loved !yle in the doubles The seore was -l, 6—2. Macdonald and Stern have played together for several seasons while Gautier and Lyle were paired together for the first time. in the Ringles, Walter Finger had a_ close match with H. Boettler which = he won. at 6——-2, 7—5. Following this match he met Woody Macdonald and Stern Surprise \Vyest ehampionship (sautie: and tennis Brown. Each player had'| won a set when darkness stopped the' piay. Today's Pairing. Singles——C. DPD. Jones vs. liams: G. Fennell vs. Rav W. Finger vs. W. Brown (1 Doubles-—Pettus-Hill ws Skrainka; Jones-Lambert ner-Janis: \Weege-Morton vs Josties; Bogy-Sclineider ys. -Dr. Canouse. The above matches in doubles must be completed today or thev will be defaulted. Efforts ‘are being made to finish the tournament by = Saturdas afternoon. STYMIE MODIFICATION WILL BE SANCTIONED NEW YORK, 24 The rule which the Rova! Ancient (lub Committee styvymies was received here in a cable message from Howard F. Whitney. vice president of the United States Golf Association and’ member. of the committee gent: to England to discuss the rules of the game. The message follows. ’ “The Royal ang Ancient will re¢commend sanction modification for the United which is: In mateh play. when balle aré on the putting green player Whose ball is near the hole may play first if he so elects. Fail ing to play. the plaver whose ball is « furthest from the bole inay lift his opponent's ball. thereby conceding his ‘putt. ” W. Wil. Epstein. set). Skrainka- vs. S. Gard- Drewesr- W. Fing- June and will Committee of stvmie States, both the —_—- DISTRICT TENNIS EVENT WILL START SATURDAY The first round of the firat annua!) St. Louts District Tennis Association championship tournament - will be played on the Triple A courts. Satur The final round te week from Saturday, will be held tn both doubles, and is open to members of all local clubs The entry list will be closed Friday noon, and the clubs are asked to send their , entries to 420 Security Bullding be- fore that time. BARRACKS BOUTS OFF. Jefferson Barracks athletic author itles have indefinitely postponed the scheduled for a Competition the singles and preliminary boxing bouts which wore tober. scheduled for tonight The army of fielals did not desire to have the go)- djer contests conflict with elvilian bouts which had been previously ar ranged Tt is believed matches will he @eariy next week. cS ae Mrs. Barlow Low Medalist. SHAWNEKE ON THE DELAWARE Pa... June 24.—Mrs. Ronald Barlow of Philadelphia, won the qualifying round of the women's invitation tour- the for that Set poatponed some time nament played here yesterday with a: Mrs. G. Henry Steteon. Philadelphia: Mrs. F. c. Letta, Chi-- cago. the Western champion: Mrs. Charles Knight, Garden City, and Mre. J. R. Price. Pittsburg, were tled for second honors with 92 2 Net Matches Postponed. “On account of the. fact that the firat round of the St. Louis District Card of 91, VFennia Association Tournament will | all matches! C@ntral | @tert Saturday afternoon. m the Suburban, Western, and Southern Divisions trict Association wih vetil Sunday. —~e-—— California 7, Michigan 1. ANN ARBOR, Mich... June 234 Tniversity of California team Michigan pitchers at — the final game of its of the Dia- be postponed The batted ‘AX ewW »o Golf recommend on? vesterday | |; would | the 30-meter team. Will ves. | io POL PPL OL LO PLR LOLOL La Lhd hE Pe SS a i a a A NATIONAL LEAGUE. Mee 7 eee CINCINNATI AT PHILADEL re i. 301000010 O PHILADELPHIA. ee oe. oO Ikatteries Whi Priladelp! , "Ri it] ne t mipér () Das i ane YORK » > -F. NEW Innes 2345667 Cae Too Aanbadn Yor] ,-oO Cd HO O0”NU x icago Vaug! Martin and ()'Farrell: Ne VYork—-N: h? and Bay. jer. Lom Rigier an Moran PITTSRBRLU Re lnnings Mitisburg hrooklyn atte "ies: (“hier Ne) FROOK ELLYN 20486 7-8 8.78.1 1noddgeale e 14 : HN | on 1Ll_o;gododdogd «x G 1 ] Adams and Schmit Miller ln Pittsbure H Mamaux and ipires Fierrisor Ard Mar ori *k , ot ot. oe a en ee 3 Major League : Statistics ; i en ii ae i ee oe ee www & Standing of the Clubs. AMERICAN LEAGUE. CI U8 ala ; York ‘ ago Washington i'r Win [Lose "I. 483 ae BROWNS Detralt Is 44 ad N ATION “ L eer UE. CLUB Pet Cincinanti ni 4 Brooklyy n47 ay 4h Loston 480 400 Philade 3 Iphita 1. Yesterday’s Results. AMERICAN LEAG UE New York €-9-!. Browns« 2-9- Shaw he Quinn it Hat Va'gi'der and Washington Erickso Johnsor Batteries nah: Shocker. Severed 1-0 Detro ries re Okrie and Ainsam!t »-9-0, PF hilade!phia Schall Moore L aloes} Morton Jone S. ;? Rosto i 6 Bagby and -B-( 114 (y Neill Walters LEAGUPF. yon «-H-. ss >!) ani N ingen AL, Easton ¢ (‘ardina's hger and Gowds Doak Mar and Dilhoefe New York 2-7-1. ©) Toney and Brookivn ies—~Marquard and Mili On and Schmidt Philadelphia 3-8-° es- Meadowas ani Wingo { Jes 1-9-1 and if AKO \lexander Snyit ter ani Tomorrow’s Schedule. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Petroit at Si (ieveland at. ¢ L.ouis. ‘hicego Boston at New York Philadelphia at Washi: N AEION Al, + ‘ ago Rrook!, n af York at Phi! aan Go Set for Sept. 17 NEW ORLEANS Announcement was night that Pete Herman. bantam- Welght champion, and Jimmy Wilde, flyweight champion. had Signed art- icles to fight 20 rounds in London, September 17, for $20.000. a NEGRO ARMY ATHLETE THROWS THE HAMMER 160 FEET IN PRACTICE ay Zta7 LEAGUE. Boston New LM:. § made 24 last wWne here (‘coaches and officials ta¢ i. & Army championship track and field meet interested. vesterday. in the athlete, in hig olina were work of Sergt Carolina. a negro of the Southern Departngnt, hammer threw practice ("ar- hurled the ball over 160 feet three times, which is considered a mark worthy of a position on the Olympte team From now three-da\ when the Started, Car- Olina wlll al attention from the coaches and trainers Yes- terday about 200 army men out on Francis Field from 2 until] meet will receiy e luly 27 be apeci worked 15 to > ‘CONZELMAN LIKELY TO QUIT WASHINGTON U. Washineton niversity athletic fo}- lowers are discussing the annouwunce- ment of James Conzelman that he not return to school next Oc Conzelman met with some difficulties last semester departing told law that he not hex? academic And upon school profeasors« ‘ontinue his werk It was le arned at Vesterday that could tcholastic deficiencies ble for football! should he decide to return (‘onzelman isa now leading an orchestra at Bella Vista. Ark If he should not return Coach would have difficulty in. filline quarterback position, as Gil Whitle ,, last year's substitute. is plaving pro- fessional baseball and Will be Ineligi- ' ble to compete: in Varsity athletics - THREE CIVILIANS ARE ON U. S. PISTOL TEAM QUANTICO 24. civilians who qualified for the 390 meter pistol team which will repre. sent the United States in the Olym- pic game won places yesterday his would semester the university make up any) and eligi he He tider Va.. June Three Official announcement of who qaulifieq for the two teama and their scores was made aa follows 30-meter team—kK T. Frederitek. New York, $72 out of a possibie 200: A. T. Lane, New York 769: Master engineer M. O nelly, U: BB aA 269° DOr Wo A. Bayile. Port (‘heater, N. ¥ -58. and Lieut. L. A. Harant oo. ae ae those ' s0-meter team—A. T Lang, 5600 out possible 600; K. T. Frederick 91; R. Cc. Bracken Columbua, © *a2; Dr. H. A. Baylis, 474, and Dr u. F Fiske. Chicago .473 of a _ Baseball Scores i \ -|O'NE i ; | Boston j ! ' the. on. ‘CARDINALS TAK «FINAL CLASH OF SERIES AT BOSTON ——— ee - Errors Aid ideas in Scoring Six Runs Off Mc- Quillan — Goodwin Re- lisves Ferdie Schupp. THE COMPLETE SCORE. CARDINALS. R. SHOTTON LE. HRATHCOTE McHENRY CF STOCK 3B. HORNSBY FOURNIER i,t Sf Py A LAVAN SS... CLEMONS ©C SCHUPP P SMITH. GOODWIN Si Totals. Mann ou Smith batted McHenry Schupp ed for Heathe: BOSTON. for batt POWELL ¢ MANN SULLIVAN CRUISE R HOKE 1B. bOKRCKEL 3B. MARANVILLE GOWDY Cc, FORD 1, mamma Ue Pr. EAYRS P Totals lord rat Innings CARDSs.. ROSTON.... ee a ee; eee BOSTON, June Boston errors the (¢ of this enabled ‘ardin: final game the series from Braves here afternoon, 7 ' ry ry rijMms - h WO rule ee opened wi Ferdie Cchupp in the first inning miiseues in the second Rick: Tied and then two frame aided the ‘yYmen to three. Roston the score in ad fiurmbie went into a one-run le only Lo im eceventh third and in the sixth. assist the three in the (;oodwin the Braves held Stallings’ outhit the Cards played the Braves pulled three FIRST INNING, CARDINALS rowel], lleathcots to Stock sing liornsby forced Stock, Pick NO RUNS BOSTON Powell ick Schupp to Fournier. Mann seoring Powell and the throw the singled center, retin | BRoeckel out, TWO RUNS SKCOND INNING. CAR DINALS—Fournier singled Schultz walked Lavan bunted and all hands were safe wu hen Pick, covering first. el’s throw. Clemons Ville. who fumbled lournier and Schupp sacrificed, Shotton walked. filling the Heathcote sent a sacrifice f1\ to Mann, Lavan scoring after the cateh. Stock flied to Powel] THIRI RUNS BOSTON right. QWuillan ,Slopping have a it) St. uisans COrINgG Schupp itfer the sixth and eheck boston Dut while replaced scored in nen Caen. 33 toe. 9, the ball mtsola ,s errorless ined to A\leQuil to Shotton ‘eaen HT) center, Maranville tiolke., led to walked |? sacrificed, singled took piate. Sullivan scoring Mann to Fournier hournier to center. second on to 1a) Out lHlorns'yy Lo center dropped Roeck hit Maran and threw wild Schultz Scoring MeQuillan to Pick Ta hases. ’ ‘ Maranville Gowdy popped singled. to Singled to to Lavan. Me- left, Maranville second With’ Powell at bat, a queer double play resulted. Pewell hit to Hornsby, who tossed to Lavan, foreing MeQuillan at -Ond. Lavan threw to ing for a double play. bu: “Was late. Maranville fried and Fournier's throw to ¢ nallied the Rabbit at the plate, to Clemons. NO RUNS THIRD INNING. CARDINALS — Hornsby to the left field fence Fournier fouled to Boecke! Schultz lined Powell. Lavan lined to Sullivan. RUNS BOSTON Pick fanned. , Singled and took second on a passed ball. Sullivan singled to right, scor- ing Mann. Holke was calied out on Strikes. Sullivan was out stealing, Clemons to Lavan. ONE RUN. FOURTH INNING. CARDINALS—Clemons popped Maranville Schupp out, Maranville Holke. Shotton singled right, Out trying for Second, Pick Maranville. NO RUNS BOSTON—Heathrote made a re ‘markable leaping catch of Boeckel's line drive to center Maranville Kled to left. Gowdy hit into a play, Stock to Hornsby to rier. NO RO ; FIFTH INNING. CARDINALS Heathcote out Mi Quillkn to Holke Stock ) left Hornsby fouled lournie) Pick RUNE BOSTON- ' Hornaeby. pitched “at Sec - iry- throw Fournier his Oo score ‘lenions our. hier donbied tn NO) Mann to to but to to Was Sin - double Four- adoubled ‘ hoecke! Hiolke N© to Out. te MeQuillan Powell ball. popped to hit by a to Heath- Was Pick filed ‘ ; p | I ‘>. ’ I y J \\ ITY) heads (pi PORT by LG. Loan 4 44 JALAD Hats and Bats. {is Babe Ruth a tidy sum the pill a soak: lf Babe keeps up his present lick Hie'll very soon be broke. For each = and every punch Mur husky hero bats His wifey takes it for a To buy a flock of © PRLVe hunch hats. TOO TRUE. home Is run under for = o hero lia- the strain of bean protect- Keven a crack $840 bill bie to an ors See where Otto Knabe has been ksigned to kmanage the Kansas City Kblues, Just got him in the knick of time to kop the kpen- nant. sell the players pennant should ball the Phillies the : regular new just about*cop } itting. the hal] This is a Kieu for Those that are not are hitting th veal hit skids ting Umpire Brick Owens is out af the game with a broken arn). Proving that even an umpire gets the breaks once In a while. fank threw and ball at Hank missed Mays threw a bean and ‘arl. Both VW ore. 4d‘ar] Severeid’s his henors ‘ ¢ 7 bat + { fV eq) 9TH. uthior pPop- act ted district ALI. SQUARE THE essman Volstead. he well-known and ‘-unpopular itech ring his name, was the nomination in h was ‘ong jUSTI\ (Scrée One) defea lit he trimmed bv an out- and-ouit mean an’ as prohibitionist it doesn't thing COMMON ANT abid PESTS. those. honkatonks solid speaking ODN A, when 1 yre of the bronx. Who. Bronnix. PETTICOAT RULE The man on the the parts that puts kind of a its plat wome! sund box says right form the skirt It) Will get the votes of Llon With recent hoodle Judge advises bite the hand them (Juite like to know the other hand. Ih) scandal a COmne¢ poli © the negroes not to feeding SO, would in that is But what he’s They ” t BO turned up based proba- A new clew has been in the Eilwell murder case, on 2 telephone call. He bly died of old age. NO WONDER. the lightweight Benny Leon coronet, to sell newspapers living That's whv he gets newspaper decisions, Lew ‘Tendler. aspirant for ard’s ised for a SO MATIN } correspondent informs us that Lew is rich and just old enough to vote. Unfortunately our eorrespondent missed the big point and failed to tell who Lew is going to vote for. Our Mann popped to Lava INNING, Sehultz SINTH (CARDINALS lLlolke la ranville. ¢ NO RUNS BOSTON Hlolke glove fanned. out popped Piek an +) ; t ) ’ ta doubled to left. off third to on Sullt bounced a hit taking inville hit Fournier, the Rabbit the line, Gowdv ww to Lavan, Hornsby Sullivan Mar; “Who touched alked., filling to Sullivan scoring MeQuillan got a the lournie) hit Powell out. ONE RUN, SEVEIENTH INNING, DHINALS—Smith batted fa; Smith walked. Shotton het Pick Heath- sacrificed bases CAR Schupp. singled, too for corte covered Irst through Maranville, putting Shotton on purposely passed, fill- l‘ournier forced Sho?.- Holke to Crowds. who hit Sr) scoring ith and third Hiornsby ing the bases ton at the plate, Schultz hit Boeckel, who fumbled. Stock and Hornsby scoring. lour- nier was caught napping off second. MeQuillan Maranville. THREE RUNS BOSTON—-Goodwin went hill for the Cards. Pick center Mann fanned, and aqoubled trying to steal. Lavan ( batted Goodwin Was Lo to to the singled to Pick was (lemons to for Sullivan to Fournier. ‘ruise WAS Out RUNS LIGHTH INNING. CARDINALS-—cC for Boston. Lat (lemons win hit and NO ruise went to right flied to Powell. eenter, ( van rood MeQuil RUNS to Heath- to Four- “ingled to into u double plav lan to Pick to Holke. NO BOSTON—Holke flied cote, Boeckel out, Lavan hier Maranville walked. popped a single Second, send- ing Maranville to third Kavrs bat- ted for McQuillan. Ford ran for (rowdy Kayrs flied to extheote NO RUNS NINTH over H INNING, CARDINALS—Eayrs went to hill and O'Neill behind the bat Boston. Shotton flied to Cruise. Henry batted for Heathcote and pied to left. Stock sent a long fly to Powell, McHenry after the catch. liornsby to Maran Vile. ONE RUN. BOSTON McHenry ter for St. Louts. ner, unassisted. Peck popped Hiornsby Mann walked. ‘ smash between first and second Mann, who was automatical)s NO RUNS for tri- scoring popped went to Powell out, Four. (7) « 1o ‘ruise’s hit out. four-hbase stock's t Tilden- burgh, Kioeckel | | defeated teaimn ' . _— _ . | © i). ae > | by MeQuillan to Piek. TT Stock slammed a LI LE BOY, (rowdy | the! , Welling. defeated J. Cc. ’ ,SIXTH Bume., Parke in British Tennis Tourney American Wins From Conqueror. of Champion Johnston, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4. WIMBLEDON, William T. England, June 24. Hilden of Philadelphia the British ten- their Parke, lis star, in straight sets. in natch here today in the British lawn tennis championship Fhe score was 6—3, 6—?. ¢—4. Tilden first set by ting’ up ‘a game than his ponent, up a hurricane took the op- headier nixed he served his first delivery hard and clean. while putting plenty of break the slower second serve. when one was necessa ry The first five games went with the ball, and On} this set In the sixth Vantage, where- Parke’ second shot that crowd forged ahead, ining two points Parke’s service and his own next, owing cut shots, but Englishman which was in service got a gyiame Parke upon returned ry drop atid nent amazed the Tilden then Lhe Luspineg capturing ' the game the seventh vicé. /P won etting sonie far he able ta Fo in this set relia (+1) ook on game Se} arke the to Tilden n this whe as as !t was Tilden'’s, 6—83 Tilden the Throughout. after Tilden's favor. Master [In second set, the game sore Lee hed | “2 in ‘there were brilliant ex hanges in the Tilden’s hurricane serv- fast by the returns off the set, returned in style but Tilden ‘al rt eF ‘ce Was Parke, cut and ther: ran out the third set the gumes went to was three captured his own, his own until] the score Then “everl servic: won led at 5 ° l’a ice for fourth: gume, and Tilden his service The score in this reached 40 ilhden out of on a Dut won Shniliar error bv Pp 4 and th server rilden Parke’s with rnd rke took the opened own LAlle 1 T i VOLUeCYN, drove court maten on a ne the Straight a? fle tile arke. taki hiatch im natch of the day = ; ~ a , mericans. R was Norris Wil and Axel Gravem Williams opened er- ticularly. wild while (jravem gaine. The and taking the steadied down the set, of 7—~3. and vollev- took the sec- third set pro- ident that Wil!- lassed his oppo- hard all the (;ravem 's two A ll of ifornia being and tween iLlAMNS Boston of Cal ratically at lis \foreh work, was at his f PRI tien 4-al], lead, 6 4 however, Lop of ae? score went { o-all. (sravem Williams and van S.'ore here, out taking it by Williams ing brilliantly, likew ond As DePCAaINIe e\ the now iving iSe set. ¢~—0 the yresee it entirel orule but Gravem fought The cheered opposit but Williams iltogether 1 much for his the set 6-1. and liats nent way crowd plucky Ion, proved 00 opponent, the match and won Views Contest. Mary, Victoria, Lion, the Royalty King George, Princess the Duke of York Henry «i ] Stuart. Princess the ry to Capt. Kine. the Deo a Prince vy « . jJAMneSs Visited eFqlue the grounds to witness Parke match match yn t ° singles S © S round of Pitts Oxford Ga? stvlish his In his he hird the (;arliand of beat J. Masterinan. of traigit ts, 6 ; 6— 2. ¢ } played ; ree forceful] general! , lassineg 1li § land Arne qvlate Ov ; ponent Other resulted as follows \lygernon R. F. Kingscote Brit Arthur ternationalist b\ t 4. t 1) lle \\ | a - matetes CAPtaiil ‘up team, the British in of §—-6. i\lden to- last year's Sh Davis ¢ of Lowe. Score | morrok Davis Cun Vthe Mayes ' the Canadian beat Piekney bh» Score ol! Of Australia eliminated The Doust as Lvcett, WAS ft 4. & os LF 3. 6- { ScCcOTre YSTERY HORSE AT C AUGHT, DECLARED A “RINGER” OTTAWA, June 4 “Little Boy.’ the mystery horse which won the fourth race at the (fonnaught racing course, last Monday. ringer, according to a r park stewards, made ~ Moore Frank Farrington and George F. Richings have been denied the privileges of the park for “mis representation and deception in con nection with the ow nership of the horse.” The Boy.” a WAS a llingg of the Public today. E took today and trainers and it was gaid that if no one the horse if the property Park lub The stewards announced t Boy" was entered as owned by S. Moore, but that the owner in ealf{y is Mr. Farrington. a Detroit (Mith.) contractor. Richings, stewards allege, a “color changer.” The horse ran as a dark bav but is fading to a cliest- bul, the stewards as@ert The men who engineered the coup made good their winnings in the mutuels and outside books, according to park officials of “Little alleged own disappeared. officials of the came forward to would probabls of the Connaught pol Ceé colt. charge liis have by ers park laim hee ome Jockey. ( nat ‘Lit the is ae LEDOUX AND BURMAN BOX AN 8-ROUND DRAW. PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-—--Charleg of France and Joe Burman, fought a fast eCight-round night Burman was most of the way, but the Frenchman excelled at long tance fighting and never clinched ‘‘arl Tremaine, Cle, eland, defeated (‘arl Puryear, Baltimore and Joe Mhicago, won from K. oO. ‘eorge Chaney, Baltimore, im other eight-round bouts Ledoux (‘hicago. araw here fhe a@@ressor last tournament. | ~ put- | fore- hand tipped drive with a heavily cut! be-. i Clay | Tennis Club came through victoricus in! Ruth K Park . ‘eight rounds with dis.— CARDS CLOSE DEAL Hagen Plays FOR BROWNS’ PARK Barnes Poorly, ArrangementS whereby the President Samuel Breadon the by of Following is Statement Rreadon The Cardinals arrange an for for made Ball Park have Mr. of Sportsman's ement with the use homie “he the at opening game for in Sportsman's Park will “gp on next arrangement pending a for a their next stay (‘ardinalis be wit! Pittsbu July 1 This porary is Only téem- permanent ar- rangement longw term of Vears | (‘ardinals. [| Mr. Ball sportsmantlik« for the Speaking Wish to sav that has ictéd mn A Ver and bas done everything arrange manner the for he eould to make ment most pleasant the Car- dinals. take this Mr the [ wieh to opportuntit Bal! Mr. courteous and thanking and for pleasant dealings [I have of (Juinn had with them. I think this arr benefit of louis, and |] Louis for St angement the wil tire belleve baseball! S. BRE Mason that ———— eee St. \YDON Secretary Hiram of the C'ar- dinals announced “kK not-holers”’ ‘Beginning’ July 1, Rickeymen Will Play Next : At-Home Stand and Probably Remainder of Schedule at Grounds of Burkemen. Cardinais ‘their next home stand have been concluded, of the -_- Miss Gould Meets Real Star, Today St. Louis Girl, Tennis Champion, Opposes Miss Ballin in Clay- Court Semifinal. Mich., June 24 The national] the DETROIT. four of tournament at eStars the women’s court Detroit their second-round matches yes- afternoon. in terdayv Miss Corinne meets Miss York in the Semifinals. (;,ould @f St. t.ouis lorence Ballin of New and Miss Ma- of Boston clashes of Fris- rian Zinderstein vith Miss EFleanor Tennant i Th Ma- Chicago Miss possesses remarkable but plays a well-balanced peculiar chop the second se! such Miss did (lefeating Leighton of Miss Gould not have easy victorv In rian Leighto. form sistent and Miss Gould's was more effective in neo a. ~ os In Strokes, COT Zatne., stroke Yesterday's results: SINGLES LLleano: ennar (aliforiuia McNeill. Chicago. 6-0 & Zinderstein, Roston (leveland, 6-0, 6 \lise Mis Ma! Miss Marian ‘Hobbie seh Mise Corinne Marian leighro: Miss F Frank Godfre. olm beat (ould. St lL.ouls. Chie Ra lli: Boston. 6-0. DOUBLES fe. (Cleveland. and Mrs Miss Joachir Detroit. ® 0 6 defeated King. 6-2, 6—3} Mrs. Frank Miss ‘azo. 6 New York. hear ~ lorence Miss Ruth W Ning. Cle. eland troit. and Miss T Mise Tennar and Miss Wise and Miss Zinderstein an, defeated Miss leighton Detroit. 6—2. 6~ 1 Mrs. McNeil] and Miee Chicago, defeated Miss and Mrs. \ l.. Vance Miss Gould and Mise ing and Mise land, 6—0 6 iefeated Le ukwnester, l Miss Ballin Mois Janie (7odfrey and Lois Mor ri« Katherine Waido Ruth Reise. Saginaw Detroit, @ 0. A .} defeated Mise Barbara Kille Clave . be ges ry ‘ EVERETT SCOTT PLAYS IN 579TH SUCCESSIVE GAME BOSTON, 24 shortstop of the Read Sox, June Everett Seort how holds the record for Participation in secutive baseball games When he took the fleld against Cleveland yesterday Scott extended to 579 the number of kames in which he has played with- out interruption Several weeks ago Scott surpassed the record of 633 games held by Lu- cerus of the’ Phi ladelphia Nationals Then baseball historians dug into the musty archives of sport to find that George Pinckney, shortstop of tha Brooklyn club of 1885- had taken part in 578 Rames in six sensona with. out a break Scott. having plaved consistent]. since 1916, has made his record in five rlaying’ seasons, including 55 games this with no layoff prospect —- Qe CANDLER MEETS MEYER. The semi-windup and bouts for the Century East St. Louis. boxing program. next Thursday night, have been arranged. It had previously been that Patsy Flanagan of 8s would meet Frankie Mason of Wayne in the feature q*t}) ALB Véear, in preliminary Athletic Club Louis Fort announced | The preliminary will bring together Wilile go six (fandler (Colona and rounds at of East Young Trundee 124 pounds St. Louls will “Kid” Meyer to Ivan box Louisville at windup. ——— 9 —__. Cirrus Captures Classic Brooklyn NEW YORK, June 24.—cir. rus, ridden by E-nzor, won the thirty-seventh running of the historic Brooklyn Handicap on the Aqueduct course, today. Rontface was second and Maid Hiattcr third. of | 183 pounds in the semj- | - Qualifying Row - a Golfers Gilets Quoted 4 12 to 1, After First British Tourney, _ By WALTER HAG Open Golf Champion, Ty LONDON, June 24-—p solf championship? for which we made from the United @ The first of the rounds was played } /00 golfers drow This big neta reduced after the see ing round and.theré | be little doubt that all the nes qualify. . Jim round Will use Sportsman's Park for according to an announcenient Cardinals, given out here toda. Oped Brit Journey At fving end nearly iwo ted to the ge: nefit, would not be admit ain, July 1, which is a be but that the “admitted to dav they will fiela Starting be Vilion ; 1 (Oo ,;iOW ilig last. the left pa The Cardinais wi Field Terms Still Unsettiled. Owing to the more modern stands. the larger seating capacity and the more accessible location. it eXx- ted that a pes .anent agreement between the club directoratee « i!] reached Courses fices at (‘ardina to 4° 4 ; oan y . had a vesterday, himself toge It is generally predicte@¢ 160 for 36 huleer to qualify | felt keen for golf) wie morning. and began well: ‘but - knew iW] that my putter was not to be desired. Out must 3 Khurnes of 81 pull is rata pec * sure] e SOs saf: . or Lo the frmis of the Ziven out (iwhnel Browns returned to NO } ma “upgpreement Phil of the the this inorning. but nothing about the of rangement y I At one time Ball price of his park Cardinals at $3 In Hedges, the holding company leased the park to the "WAll elub for $12.000. The renewed activity of President Kreadon in Obtaining Sportsman's Park was due to the remarkable showing of the Cardinals their lastern trip and their ProXxiniity to the leading position. The Cardinals did not want the team to back in first place and not he able to take the spurt to the fullest. “acre was Ball e’ity Ma or details the at yr in a War realized that I horrible thought e of what an awful blow » if I failed to qualify. *8 . This thought, perhaps, >bBoeall tle down to business and. came 36. for a t well within the necessary Ij Mitchell Plays Great Road, \be Mitchell turned in a @ « George's, three strokes ove ord of the course. He w wonderful golf. James Startled the gallery witht} Harry Vardon turned { advantage of Same score as mine, wh it Was said Duncan, Ray and Arnold ; eetadiitie tain Gk France went along smoothly ss ; nothing to worry about. sta Vardon followed right w Barnes and remarked) that Was playing all his clubs I\ lie sure to come slump Retting on the ec hanp! makes Tuncan the favorite ® while [T am quoted 10°} ; Jim Barnes at 1°? to is (Copy ight 1920.) ‘ FAVORITES ALL WIN? IN COLLEGIATE GOLF EVEN AT NASSAU LINKS TOI GLEN COVE, N. ¥., June #. recorded in g the Intercollegiate championship teu Nassau Country Clg em the and the piaced for by davs the aot 1) Ne 0 000 the home in «9th Corrs SS te ee cee Michigan Shortstop Signed by Rickey; to Join Cards Saturday BOSTON, June 24. INE NNODE, captain and shortstop of the Universit, of baseba!] team has contract with the St. according to an nade here this Manager Branch, st [outs the & ix Michigan signed a Louis (‘ard aAnNnnHoUNnCcemMment morning br \ Rickey of the ee wi nceinnati. Niajor league 1a inais club in unsets were round of £ociation thie join ardinals urda. hbaseba!! S-outs endeavored to-rsnare Knode Michigan for two years lle declined several offers however, : as he was eager to finish his Dean, the Pig surse in medicine lie received captain, won by 7 and 6 from ¢ nie sheepskin last week Ciriesees of —_— while a2 ~ bea last two seasons it was Columbia, the present «.ham Wot through his good work ind oe from C ™% of Harvard. Wolverines won the } ; ’ . “Namplionship of the ference ' Other favorites to survive kK node ig a whirlwind fielder. a Jleasee Swe ‘etser of Yale. dar runner and by some the Yale captain; J. ‘onsidered the best college play er and A in the West. this season . ’ Ward Manager Rickey will ear: } im Ir and S. EB as a wt infields t ana pinch and \} nitter Sat ave over today J Sinipson fi Or he chiefly | that the basebal} Western con. For ¢ by 6 P. Boyd of Dartmog@idas of Williams, Marion sitet Foster of Pihe Rownd bs Pennsy, nia. ecw VANITIE WINS FOURTH VICTORY OVER NEWPORT, R. June Sdaevs defea Resolute by, ely 40 seconds in the t races to determine wh . defend America’s Cup Iv. The race ainpion, '0-mile windward ang} his the mate! be course Vanitie finished a0 plaved | Vardon and Ed- and 17 seconds ahedd ward Rav, the British professionals tule. os but the time allow The match will te “ this to about 40 s at the Belmont ulnotficial igurélée and P — of a Cleveland Invites Golfers. championship ( iis The Westwood Country Prehn Throws Bylund pence. Pr yiun . compete in a OSKALOOSA Prehn defeated wrestling match fall was gained a head combined with a hbase is ne ,) Litt \ a OUIMET PICKS GUILFORD AS PARTNER IN MATCH WITH VARDON AND RAY BILMONT. June °?4 Ouimert national! Llé ted mat Mass Francis , trial former , shall amateur and Open golf champion, has ehosen Jesse iilford State open « Shamrock former “us Parti ney, In with Harr, lo utes rival, hole a duced . . “ = a SOeteccanaes . os * ~ pial J ENUIN q i ae ee a ra Pervert aeeepaeceaenter _ rer f= &© @ Oe rw a (timer meme ene We Are Also Showing a Line MOHAIR SUITS $1 5.00 a ee 720 Olive St. Second Floc Bo eae ee eee AAA ss Saat ~ ——— TNT seees ‘\ ~AA OY SAANAN ok ~ we sAN YS). Se Ree es eee aan err he eee SPP ee eee eee een Red Rive tf, 4, if Se OPPS SORE OP HA Sh Lf Vi lijiltth 7 a - wwiiO._’™Mwws.) ~ OUDOVTHTD SOTO 090000088 0e8 8088S SE eeeeeese os RMS . “ ‘ eee ee eee ee he . Co-eds de 4/7 Vp J hp Lh —s =. ... ‘ “NBR TTT TTT tpt et tee ees PNP S* L2SS8S 889 9082008 2memeneeeesensecenenees es > OOTP COO: ne ae * D BF seererris

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. Seana a NK . daw SS SAAAASR By WALTER HAGER, Golf Champion, Unites Stat NDON, June o4 Pie : - 5 SSSI SEN " * \ et w - BAS SGV GQ WWwy[ vw ">=é*?"_ | nvr PAMLpDLIONS hip SS \ \ x SeEN UCWEL ch eee een d ; ig SS SSSSSS ESSE RRS SEES SER Es BOER RE REE e Ree ER eee ee ees ee ee 4 ey Vhich we madeathe longs py from th hited Stukes, is oe st. The tirst of the two qu 1 rounds was plaved yebterday : early 200 golfers droveseff ove ‘ourses This big field will b¥ ed to 72, after. the secend test ound today, and there Stems tle doubt that all the slars wilh ry. i Barnes had a Trathar poom of S11 vesterday,. bit he ¥ pull hhmnself Loget hax today} generally” predicted a ht hh ny fe ~~ > ’ | oP 8 . mS woke eee ‘ . S$ vw? on yy ae + Witt Mes’ $§ ~! ‘ . ene i x WN SS ~ =—— > ee: a | a Red Cross life-saving crew that will patrol the Meramec G River between Valley Park and Castlewood during summer. Mitecliell turned in a 6$ ats V7 ‘ » 4 th °c ST »} ; . " 4 res hree PRES OV r the rece Y Vb “7 of the course life w as,playingk preecrerererees lerful golf Jaines Breid ala , f | eile, led the gallery with’ nS9, rry Vardon turned in awe. ¢ score as mine while Staytel } an, Ray and Arnold Massey gf ce went along smoothtiv nd ha ing to worry. about. one ; rdon followed rigit -. behind es and remarked that *Bég Jim Playing al! his clubs rafth@r poor Hie is sure to coMe out of hi P. . ee ting on the championship prope & liincan the favorit4# as to B I am quoted @t 16 Y@'1 Barnes at 1° to J Ne “4 if opyright. 1020 ORITES ALL WIN” IN LLEGIATE GOLF EVENT) T NASSAU LINKS TODA BEN COVE, N. Y.. June 324.—3 ts were recorded in tHe fue d of the Intercollegiate Galt , tion championship tourgamem® the Nassau Country Club link AT ARARS * » . —, . alld Pod . Ss A vs . . ’ a ee ye . vie 2: ae ~ Ss) 4, “; 4 ya 4 , +; / . : see SE S® a4aadt? 4. » * »»? 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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE = ESN Te NII il Gd etapa HAG aS Nay A 24, 1920. a —_— -_-———--— —_——- --— _— eee — Oe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Co., Twelfth and Olive Streets. ' --——- 1 ‘ POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION Five Months’ Average, 1920: principles, that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogues of all parties, nev- | er belong to any party, always op- pose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor. always remain devot- edi to the public welfare, never be | eatisfied with merely printing news, | always be drastically independent; never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. | JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. ane eel = aun FS" a LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. - a . fi agen 4 ea ee rn eee és pieiinincmeion me ditsoei t,t ee 7 oe - ‘ ¢ . , ° ? r ” inet en on tay . ina “ a “aopygr crow What Is the Public Welfare? To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. ents ee ee ee ah et lit er «85 tenth the for tioned by Mr. Joseph Pulitzer in Post-Dispatch platform are “Fight progress, never tolerate injustice and al- ways remain devoted to the public wel- fare.’ You are to be commended for placing these planks in your platform, but as our friend Goldberg would Say, “They do not mean anything’’ unless we live up to them. 1 refer to vour editorial, “The New Jewish Ho8spital,”” in yesterday's paper, which !s opposed to ail of the above- mentioned plank. If you allow a Jewish hospital to occupy the site south of Hill- erest how can you prevent a colored hos- ef Hillcrest? It is not a question of eétting aside one of the best laws our eity has ever had for one special! pur- pose, but it is an attack on the law it- self. Iam one of the citizens who was promised protection and I should never have built my residence in Hilicrest if I did not think and wes not assured that I would be protected. It that has stabilized real esiate values and should be upheld by every good citizen Are you fighting for progress when you oppose one of the best laws ever cre- ated in St. Louis? Is it not an injustice to promise a property owner protection and then fail to give it? Are you de voted to public welfare when you op- pose the recommendations of the Cham- ber of Commerce, Engineers’ American Institute of Architects City Plan Commission? You Geuld not have given this matter serious thought or you would not have printed your editorial. 1 trust you will see your way clear to make further investigations and for the good of the city. " L. C. WOERMANN. Sleep Destroying Noiscs. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch and VP a 4 — towards ‘“‘cutting out" as far as possi- Die. two of the city’s most nerve-racking Darking dog. The first starts out short- #o fit us for an honest day’s work. Let's make St. Louis a better place in which to live. TAX PAYER. Our Shell-Shocked Streets. the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. Tonditions, by Sergt. Herman Wilers, in hich he favors the licensing of all auto Oobile owners and operators. Of cuourse @ does not say so, but there will ee, and of course make a few more jobs or the Efficiency Board (mostly ineffi- lent), to place at the fingers of their fa- Sored friends. If the city administration and the oard of Aldermen would only favor and some methods of repairing and main- ning St. Louis’ shell-shocked streets, t would be of greater public benefit. Nu- nerous cases of recent accidents wil! how the streets were in very bad shape, ad partly to blame. St. Louis has the rest streets of any metropolis In the a SON AAMAS AE TNR Ad Ne CE OE OO Ri ET A IIE SN. PN INR em ae LOOT AMEN CCL IE EES pte peace, dh mm —————— ELLE LOL NEI OLD LCL OE LL OL TE TIER eRe Rta ea ea etheell aeiehhiietnded Tine ceaeney aecdaiens eam — 7 * , : . ae . i 4 . ~~ > ~9- ae . . . . nited States, which statement I am in . position to prove, fortified with all acts necéssary. At present auto owners are paying axes on new cars, parts, tires, gasoline, il, and State, Federal and city license , which are supposed to be used, to a rege proportion, to maintain good roads d etreets-—what is being done” Answer an automobile owner, who has owned, le owners congregate under the ban- er of “relief from taxes’ and elect me automobile men to our city, state national legislation, and et relief m-—-job hunters, grafters, policemen rho think they own the city, as most them do, and free themselves from this tocratic crowd, C. R. RANDALL. ne Don't Discourage Phone Operators. the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. wish to say that if some of the heart- public would only use a little com- mon sense, maybe they could help avoid Totten service,” as they term it. § It ems to me that if some of these sub- sribers would visit some central offices f Atetindteen tet inetnanathins teen ein aneaitions ined ae - oe Mesh to say that we certainly get good ice on our lines. Why? Because we . t our operators half way respectably certainly is a shame the way some sub- bers treat those girls. Why not help courage those young ladies instead of touraging them, and give them the fit they deserve. I think that the fell Telephone Co. does all in its power p do the impossible, and that is—please ryone. The reason that the telephqne aera, SS 0) men ames ote ES RS RRS RNY IED GT RIE Te te erpameree y a a ee ee a ~ es ef h public doesn't treat them right. [ mink it is time for some people to stop mat everlasting knocking. Remember: wamner never knocks and a knocker wins. _ 4 BATISPIED SUBSCRIBER. (o. Seow > emeren % 3% fiome of the cardinal principles men- | pital from occupying the site to the north | is the one law | Club, | certainty work | Won't you please use your influence, ‘huisances” The early milkman and the: Wy after midnight, awakens the usciess | og and together they make it impossi- | ble for many of us to get sufficient sleep | 1 read with great interest in your aper, the account of a trip made rough Eastern cities, to study traffic, un- | oubtedly be a nominal fee for this serv-. It is high time that automo- | Reading an article in your paper the. ther evening about Telephone Service, | mney would have a different opinion. 1. inies cannot get girle is because the | — ene — THE WAY VICTORY LIES. It is not necessary that the national Democratic. convention shall declare for beer or wine, or make any | specific declaration in favor of any sort of liquor. | Put if the party is true to its principles it must pro- test against the invasion of the rights of states, com- munities and individual citizens by the prohibition enforcement act and the methods of enforcing it. It eG kee ces | et veee $88,150 DAILY AND SUNDAY.......-.-+-- 206.058 is bound to protest against the regulation of the home — ee So * ‘ and the persenal conduct of citizens in matters harm- THE POST-DISPATCH PULAT~ | jess in themselves, by a Federal bureaucracy, and the FORM. ' — _ overthrow of personal liberty and its constitutional I know that my ret ne safeguards, based upon fundamental principles and make no difference in its cardinal embedded in laws which have the sanction of wisdom and experience. These safeguards are the bulwarks of freedom. If they are undermined the whole struc- ture is endangered. ' The issue is not booze {in any quantity or quality. secause the evils of the liquor traffic were the occa- sions of prohibition legislation, the public is confused as to the real issue. This issue is the assault upon fundamental rights and liberties under the pretense of destroving the evils of the liquor traffic. It is the revolutionary methods adopted to destroy liquor evils, which menace liberty and promise far greater evils. : If the Democratic party cannot stand for inherent rights, which were affirmed by the Constitution, for the liberty of citizens and the sanctity of the home against invasion for reasons that do not involve! crime, it is not fit to stand for anything. The party | abandons not only its avowed principles, but Ameri- can principles. We believe that with a strong, progressive platform on other issues and a candidate of integrity and capacity, the Democratic party would win on a dec-, laration for individual rights and liberties and against the tyrannies and absurdities of the Volstead act. Courageous declarations in favor of the rights of men are the one thing needed in this crisis, when rights and liberties of all kinds are assaulted by re-, ectionaries and fanatics who are blind to the lessons | of history. We believe a majority of the people would support a party of principle. But if the party were defeated the defeat would be honorable and a. prelude to victory. It will certainly be defeated if) it yields to reaction, cowardice and evasion in either’ the platform or the candidate. Public interest urges and the chance of victory lies in clear, sound conviction and unqualified pledges to | stand for the principles of justice, right and liberty, that are the life and soul of American institutions. . 4 ef ‘‘BOATMEN’S BANK’’ THOMSON. | No man of W. H. Thomson's qualities could nave. his length of service in the banking of the city with-| out coming in contact with many phases of St. Leadl life and leaving a decided impress on great numbers | of its citizens. Among Thomsons and Thompsons \ hose names fill more than three pages and a half of | the city directory, he was often distinguished as ‘‘Boat- | | men's Bank’’ Thomson, the very name of the institu-| tion bringing up associations of the old St. Louis. His | in important positions with | this single bank is almost unexampled in the history | /of American finance. In fact, the changes in our sys- | tem during the Civil War and later just prior to the | | late war have left very few banks in the country with lo continuous, separate existence for so long a space | of time. eennection of 65 years His professional capacity, strict integrity, gractous | social qualities and unfailing and generous sympathy for all forms of philanthropy made him one of the most agreeable figures encountered in the entire! range of St. Louis biography. ——# @ Furthermore, Missouri's junior Senator Is the only | man who ever tried to carry water on four shoulders. ~--+ ~~ --—-- © @@ MR. VOLSTEAD’S DEFEAT. The defeat for renomination in the Seventh Minne- | | sota Congressional District of Representative A. J. | | Volstead might excusably be construed as a return | to sanity on the part of that constituency. But ét is. no such thing. The author of the act that undertook the enforcement of amendment has | been repudiated, not because of his intolerance, but because of his penchant for the gav life. bee Brother Volstead is at heart a con-' '\ivial person. He does not believe in abolishing the pursuit of happiness in these United States. He has ventured to remark that the act which bears his. rame might be mcdified so that beer and light wine might again be poured into the American cup. The. Minnesota folks who have enrolled in the Nonpartisan | League refuse to be misrepresented by any such) roystering blade. They have, therefore, junked Mr. | _Volstead and nominated a preacher who is so dry | that Brother Bryan in comparison looks like a Ken- tuckian of the mint julep belt. The Rev. Mr. Kvale, as his name implies, comes | from the land of the sky-blue water, and for 20! years he has been advocating that tipple for America. | | He was on the water wagon long before it remotely / resembled a band wagon, which is more than can be said for a lot of the uncompromising prohibitionists | that are now running for office in Missouri and 47 |cther commonwealths. Brother Kvale, it is inferred, /would stand the wets of any and all degrees up| the eighteenth seems that ' | against the blank wall at sunrise and merrily give the} firing squad the signal. ' Under the circumstances, then, there should be no wnseemly revelry at the passing of Brother Vol-| stead. Instead, we should all take counsel as to how gptruction have resulted ‘ St. _ preciative of the urgent new condition and responsive | ' hopes for the future. that of broadening its general educational facilities, | and especially of so improving its opportunities for the. them were college students, attracted by the $7-a-day wage. ‘their way through college. | to prepare for the drouth that shall be imposed upon | us when the Nonpartisan League shall have seized the Government at Washington. ha he Ai ee A PEACE TREATY PLANE. The declaration of the Virginia platform in the ratification of the peace treaty, which it is reported will be the bone of contention because it is not broad cnough to suit the Bryan reservationists is as follows: We advocate the agg ratification of the treaty without reservations that will impair its essen- tial integrity. We suggest the following as a substitute: We advocate the prompt ratification of the treaty with reservations which sustain American principles, but do not impair its essential guar- antees of peace. This is broad enough to be acceptable to all those who support the peace covenant and want America to participate as fully as our Constitution and prin- ciples will permit. neem 39 —————————err" ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY ENDOWMENT. Louis’ institutions of higher learning have ex- St. actly the same problem which has handicapped pri-. mary and preparatory schools and for which the public has already provided at least in part. Increasing costs of every sort and amplified needs) under in- can only in the number in demands that be met by largely expanded income. The effort to establish an adequate endowment for Louis University finds the city intelligently ap- aue to rapid increase to its appeal. This century-old institution has a rec- ord of highly valuable accomplishments behind it. Its list of alumni includes distinguished and influential men in many walks of life. Its contribution to the moral forces and good citizenship of the community | As the first of existing St. Louis | schools of collegiate rank {t has a special and potent) is bevond appraisa!. claim on generosity. Dollars invested in the training of the youth yield. returns bringing high satisfaction to the investors. | Those influences which we owe to the fact that St. Louls is a university seat may be imponderablé@ and. not readily detected and traced to their origin, but. take those influences from our community life and |} ¢. lamentable void would be instantly discerned. Our. debt to these institutions is one to be acknowledged gratefully and in substantial form. They must be. equipped for still more valuable service in the future. Through education lles the brightest of St. Louis’ higher learning as to keep them abreast with the ex- acting needs of the time. ——-— @-—- ee — —- The other candidates tn the Democratic senatorial primary will have a hard time keeping up with Brother Hay, who, we should say, is apt at any time. to sprout wings. : _ oo a COMMISSION PLAN FOR COUNTY TOWNS. Kirkwood defeated by more than 200 majority the proposed-change to the commission form of gov- ernment, the no vote being 458 and the aye vote 246. |A rejection at the first trial is often due to political bias rather than conviction as to the merit of the, plan. Only a disappointed faction already shown to. be a minority in a prior election may favor it’ while those already holding office oppose ii. But many towns which at first have rejected it have later | adopted it, to the general satisfaction of their people. | The commission form seems peculiarly fitted to the | chain of small municipalities in the county, which | are inclined to ape the complicated, expensive gov- | ernment of the city. A simple, direct government by | commissioners is almost always found more econom- | ical as well as much more efficient. The strength | of sentiment for the plan in Kirkwood is encourag- | other county towns. | ing to hopes for its ultimate adoption there and in| | ———— oo - THE WAGE IN THE WHEAT FIELDS. The call of the Kansas wheat fields was answered | the other day by 500 Employment Bureau. It was the single dav’s record enlistments in the bureau's history. The cruits, too, so Labor Commissioner Lewis savs, were superior to the usual type of floating labor. Many of volunteers at the local Free for re- The presence of the college student in the harvest fields is nothing new. The wage of $7 for each day’s work is something new to him. Its possible effect on him invites surmise. A business that can pay such ® wage, it may be ventured, is apt to merit the seri- ous attention of the young men who are working) First and last, the numberof such young men. in the harvest fields runs into many thousands. The | ambition of most of them is to shine in the learned | professions. Still, making $3 wheat flourish where | 60-cent wheat once grew, though not a literal fulfill-| ment of the Emersonian dictum, {s an acceptable’ translation of it. It will not be surprising if the | $7 wage turns the thoughts of many of these young | men towards the farm as an admirable way to success. of a worth-while kind. In any event, the back-to-the-land movement. though eloquently preached and propagandized. has’ never developed much momentum. Has it been wait-. ing for some substantial incentive such as $7 a day? -_—————— + a one ee | EDITORIAL SPARKS. One objection to the Near East is that it is too 'near.—Kansas City Star. | | On which side will the women be arrayed in poli- | ties? On the autside, of course.—Greenville Pied-. | mont. | The servant knows his master better than the ' master would be willing to admit.—Alan St. Denis. ' : “What makes Stifflins such a queer lead color?” |“T guess it is the plumbago his wife says he has in his back.’’—San Francisco Chronicle. ; | ' i “You can no longer make a hit by telling a girl | you love the ground she walks on. ‘“‘What now?” “Gotta show her a car.’’——Louisville Courier-Journal. | Even some Republicans in Missouri are demand-.| ing that the party in that State be purged. Always | | ‘somebody demanding the impossible-—Omaha | World-Herald. nee me “Say, old man.” said a friend to a golf plaver, “what is the best way to learn to Play golf?" Well . ‘replied the other man, “take a couple of aosen balls, a wheelbarrow load of mud and forget that you ever went to church.”—Pittsburg Chronicle. | ‘ Telegraph. en ee - eee EL BEGGARS OUT OF LUCK. ii) | = ~ i i X , j i 1 ooo % . | teal = edb joo ie {" Waa 4 | -_— - mi eine | | —Galvesion Daily News, | No duty {s more important-than | a Bie 4 4 vp r : — .,* set fF? ? > —. = £ 4 ™ adj sa ; . +S gah ’ * - AS Cs 4 \ . tae, Ge Eee ee A. ~tUm.2 \ ' 7 ‘fi . es a= ‘wi t ,* = ty wv. - ro : e' . ‘ # | | ‘= | — | | | ~ - le cee AAD Pee te tht OES CEG LOGAN LOO OS i i AO LEIA SA BOAR AL CO LL E ILO L NGSL LS LE FERMENTING. z i |The MIRROR JUST A MINUT ip . Written for the POST-DISPATCH h € - " 0 tT 4 s¥VER RL K 8 by Clark McAdams P LJ B x | ‘& O P ] N | Q N 4 4 4 — - . — If it is true that neither party can elect a Some time ago we said that the Republicans | THE ELIA CASE. President without carrying Ohio, why not spend too much and the Democrats talk too | From the New York World nominate Gov. Cox on the Democratic ticket much in a national campaign——those being the ih the Elia case Assistant Secretary of Laba@e and let Ohio settle it, leaving the rest of us Mark Hanna and the William J. Bryan theories | 4 Post raises an issue which Attorney-General, out? The campaign is a lot of work for the of campaigning, which have fastened them.- | Palmer shrinks from facing Elia. who Is one ol. toh outside nn) ‘ery wor if it doesn't rigs selves upon the parties as customs. The Re- the aliens held in connection with the bomb pl@ anytning we would de ad to get out of if, sUublicans. have not thought until now, when ; oemagea agg of his dilatory methods, fits in with his @ running mate named Cordon and send them | vne 6 ones oF ee ee ee ee quieted by | plans | | after the bacon” | travel. Certainly there shall always be enough Xe * ‘ ‘ ' -men to get trains in and out of the average sta- THE HOUSING PROBLEM ° ' tion If anythM®g. the number of men so en- , In the esteemed Congressional Record of June | raged seems to have increased One te sussted rr the ¢ stian Sole Ment: t - as 14 there fs a 15,000-word speech printed as ex tm Ga SGnt. wl eck (hkes ane ni facili HILE the housing problen the United tension of remarks by the Hon. Richard Yates | tate this important accomplishment, but we States, admittedly pressing, is one of the of Illinois, May. 31, at Grant's Tomb. New York. | don’t inauire too closely these dave inte what internal questions to which Congress has not “e In the course of the address we have the. fol- individual workers are doing Probably most fit to Bive mite h atrentuon ihnere is cause for lowing: | of those who seem to be doing nothing are isfaction in the fact that some state and munte® “TT had one conversation with Gen (srant helpers. If is not determined as vet how many pal a theindhancstardtaie ig and various Private organt ’ It was In 1880 at my beautiful native town. anule we are going to allow anyone who will lions are taking steps which promise some de ‘ - the lovely little citv, Jacksonville. He made work If this is what most of those who seem | 2'®&® @ relief - would be an excellent contrittt a speech of 20 words to 20,906 people | to be doing nothing about railroad stations tion to the public welfare If citizens general Later he drove to my widowed mother's | actually are doting, the allotment at this time would give some &tLentION to legisiation enacted, home and called upon he ms ° . I was | is perhaps higher than employers can ultimate advice gi' en | v officials ind propesals made @ making my living asa reporter on the local | lw afford Anyway, it doesn't look like a short- the result of Invest gations idies and confe® daily Journal, trying to earn and _ gave | age ences by men qualified to serve the Dubin praé enough money to go to law schoo! Urged . . . tically in this directio: his is true hans an 2 by my @mployer, for I was reluctant. be | TO A FRIEND. “¢ ee re eee a ‘ : ’ mouses cause he was fot the moment ms mother's An Ode to a Dog — > guest, I asked him if he would sav some- | ;' pa thing in response to a request for an inter | [IRE of the stars, omnipoten: EUROPEAN CHAOS AHEAD “ view with my little paper. The interview Giver of life, eternal, wise GEN. SMUTS to London Chronicle Correspon de * comprised one word—-"“No.” He was grave Who first the bow of Iris bent ) ee ANCE. without the aesent of her partne® but gentle. Il did not feel discriminated | Across the weeping skies’ in the alliance. adoy drast milita s s . ‘ Le lie arn : i mse we eo @wainat _— , ed c ante ccieas Gai ; eneate popes Hewes | Each creature thine, each life endowed, Pw sora da gate > - saad oe oe , | fie 2 , eh at ~ Oft by unaided eve unnote, nti ait ' ‘RR ssf . 4 An example in comparative oratory whose ‘Chance lives an thour, then to its shroud, «sles ag rite nO Se — : : re ga 4 lesson wag wholly lost VANE. | Yet on time's page !ts name ts wrote rsere is Poland, Harving, Kopt Heng for . . ° ; loans, making war on Soviet Russia ror e } | Leviathan within the deeps Poland was crushed bé@tween the upper a 3 The Chicago platform promises American | nether millstones of Germany and Russia. T@ “@& women who marry aliens that their rights of citizenship shall no longer be forfeit. as they @re at this time. The Frisco platform can make an even greater political stroke by prom- ising Women all the alimonies they can get. in- stead of holding them to one, as we are doing now. A woman who has had four husbands has earned four alimonies, and she ought to have them. - 7 New Way to Approach a Difficult Green. From Citizen. Will the party who walked away with the ax from the lowa avenue Ifnterurban bridge kindly return it before he cuts himee!f > 7 7 the lowa City Apostrophic animadversion on vard: Ireimar boule- We Roast Them Dail, Coffee's and Peanuts a The patient, toiling, humble ant The python in the tropic keeps The humming bird, the elephant Thine all! The tawny The slow and dull, the swift and keen. Each in its own appointed way That pass each other on the green Melodious skylarks’ quavering songs Shelley’s immortal ode has sung And to the chaplet bard belongs. Since it from Parnassus was flung Yet not the skvylark’s trembling note, lung wide upon the circling air. Whips from thy broad and swelling throat L pon my ears with " : rhythm rare Gur paths be torrid >) er parched and h mountain crags or sodden bog: What shall befall my terrene lot Ie shared by you-—my faithful! dog! HENRY JUNE PATER. skin, the plumage gay day her imperialist action Invites a repetition g ~ the old process. At San Remo you have confe® @ ences going to resume trade relations wif Russia, which are declared to be necessary (# the safety of Kurope in Poland you have Ma® toll shal Pilsudski making war on Russia, thov ee large parts of Poland are starving and typhus LJ a TAEKINE You cannot defeat Iussia N@& i poleon learned that lesson, and now Denikis @ 3 Kolchak have learned {t, too Sooner or me ‘ Pilsudski will likewise learn the lesson Fren a missions and American munitions apparentl¥ A able Poland to carry on her offensive for ¢t ; present. What do the great Powers cd: Noth 4 but shrug thelr shoulders 1 se , ehaos all this. no authority or restraint Old emp have disappeared At le%s he rt «mall nations in order There i« nothing to nut inf eplace, for the great P that § League has neo vital f Are the statesnien tn Lurope rea deep in earn F; about the chaos to which the Old Werild ie ¢ ‘ing? ee mae r = ND 7. V,ea eirice ; joint cashier roof The | for the em First Nation ried the acc terests of the at Toms O — be trusted —s trusted Then how s of one benk | bank examin: the bonds fro had own compart Baldwin The telepho “Yes-—the | You are in to be here till 6. 1 am giad te About 57 Ve and looked a’ One hour and Ile stepped outer room. leave rome an turn ready to the bank Anvthing | | Whe ¥ ahdh \ i | eyo te (a — + —_——-——— ‘This Wom: Buregla Knife- (,1Ve | hikLN she \ (4, Woh bye ise 10 Anad here Sophie Kerr an to the gossiping fects Terrible in her newes @ri«i brilliant a Meadows," Sopl apparent enign fight and hum: ure she shows married a see tragic death of Prince Charm! a! vir happy th the solid an she A woman ‘ when we talked of the Woman's which she is m ways firefers, as the man who tia | ing, Ving and who isa Plymouw and probit Its er fall ir Fa e wit? pose ‘rie cOnsi*e uf bl ‘ eo srl ‘ \ ; ‘ fly iithfulnes Rhye ' stand a hlews ado ' ‘ ’ ts pe iffaire : } Dearie) is ' ; charming ‘>! woman in her he married to this ft ROT ie stodg who: akea a Afte " made up of litt! emergencies moments laughter " hat ePwun?t wr denions : rrens’ ss Portia 1h ; Phe > tha -_-= « ore ‘ Wot compliment "When pea "Haw 2 Ti mh ‘errthle % « ’ ; i ’ ; bias , * Pretty sahe t? USlAS’ le “Ar. ich he sree fo Thon Sophie found!s Wise thir o have : i.wWa Would Pee mh 7 a? nore 4 * hana , " : toe 1 ¢ hie ' " : . : ~ ° ore : ; ry

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fe Oe eae, : Oe ee es ee AE eT eo THURSDAY, WOMEN’S PAGE POST-DISPATCH Daily Magazine WOMEN’S PAGE JUNE 24, 1920. Ce ee ee eee ee RE et tae A he SECOND INSTALLMENT. had it years been Two three— the made joint cashier of the two banks The Institution how long going on’ A perhaps Tom Baldwin under the same of Savings, established for employes of the foundry, and the First Bank of Trowbridge, that car- ried the accounts of the principal business in- terests.of the district. There had been no demur at Tom's youth. Carter Baldwin's could be trusted--as his father and bondsman was trusted. Then how simple it became of one bank and. sell them. bank examiner -to ever trustees since roof. the National boy to take the bonds And only when the replace them with was due aminer is in town. BRIDGE “No.” We will leave the safe open. The ex- He is coming over.” He stopped. “You Club, then? see Tom, tell him [| was “Very well, sir.” won't be going out to the Country “Probably not. If delayed.” bad! The president smiled. Thank you,” The man nodded. ‘Glad Out into the clear light. The president's eyes followed him. to the door and looked out. The street was de- serted except for a two standing at ths curb. When he he closed the door behind him. He and went in, you sir’ Enright I couldnt stay for you, “Not this time, ‘Too to do it.” He passed Hie stepped car or turned back crossed to the safe they belonged. But Burnham would -not know He would not even suspect anything was wrong! What carelessness on the part of the State—to permit two banks under one roof, both securi- ties in one vault, and one man cashier, with free, unquestioned access to them! The temptation fa'riy thrust itself at a man, when once it was seen!’ The law ought to make such a state of box at the surnham came there would he cover the deficit—but things over Someone was at the He thrust right there would be time time Lle have Hie door. he must time to Tom in prisor, Whirled about outer trving it the pavers Behind, the closed door he saw a face J ee Beginning in Next Sunday s Post - Dispatch -even if could turn into the box on the right and stepped from the vaul! peering His face was expressionless. “I have to stay. Burnham is coming in. He telephoned.” “The ‘Yes. Wants to examiner —after hours!’ He is crowding all his work into a week. He She has been ill.” “Too Thev remember?” Hle take his wife away. Cottrell. you Edith we remember her the same yea) bad: | were married were nodded. “Ninety-four looked about the high, vaulted room with another quiet glance. She “You will miss the came.” she said “Yes.” His voice was absent lie } | owe oOuid euve Coy, JENNETTE LEE... A little sound like a sigh escaped her lips Sle did not “Or course, like that We oni invested it for you speak an account » give you 4 per cent. I have in Victory Bonds. They afte | put them there when | had it is nonsense to carry in your deposit box the key last week. She was looking at him as if puzzied that Be ling her this interest than the bank,” he they're quite as safe! He have the money anr He looked at her mane be te ‘They ndded smiled ’ time pay better “and “You quic c] griml, want it. can vou vou know?” inquiring!yv he s! head Then alter a her iLO WN “Let it le.’ minute: “I have ROO aM tome ing his wife’s face. W tt Q 7 By Henry C. Rowland told vou—I do not feel that the money belongs until the examiner thin- return the bonds from the other box had come and then own compartment. A child Baldwin blindly The telephone was ringing. “Yes—the First National. Oh, Mr. You are in town? Yes. That's good! Yes, I can be here till 6. Comein any time. No, no trouble. 1] am glad to stay—glad to accommodate you. About 5? Very well.” He hung up the receiver and looked about blank walls of his room. One hour and 20 minutes against his life work' He stepped to the door and looked the outer room. The assistant teller getting ready to leave. He glanced at the president of the bank. “Anything | SWitching on the boxes of the banks the confronting the the one on the right and Then he turned to thought--a had thrust the tle fel] He heen light. The on opposite lanosit Ceposlt papers there where he Tell him r(yT e. »} ej . . * r . _' ron them to their two stood sides of him to hoy a chance—not mi Re AR Re AY Cotten ei tee a cme rine a rtaers sar . ny _— = : ha t) " ac . ‘ 1. : —°* the never occurred to him it the law He hastened to it and threw it open ‘Do vou know what your bank balance is”? he “We ay, club! He drew down the shade on the glass door as he His son let come to asked slowly. She ong looking about with a smile. light We thought banking hours. urred to anvone Mary! I thought vou were at the for The absorbed look in her dim noticed the into No one h done head. ‘“‘l have not Lie little pale first of the shook her the fom! her in. A time fancied her face in Hie $40,000. were and in which box at was perspiration stood on his forehead in She came in siow |\ “Are you in trouble”? “Sue and | With us—after Hie wiped it lmMpatiently. securities a VV a V the WaS a > fyi? ‘ . ai ft “— —- ss ; } ! ; : , Ty amoul of Waited. you would go | noticed month. You have [To Re (‘ontinucd Tomorroir and Concluded can do, sixty-three thousand to your credit.” Saturday — Sees = oo eee —— -— : — = —-———~ —+-—--— ee measeinerinmndinnanes ; a Re ae ; : (- . Ss (r Y WOMEN PREFERRED AS |] || & | re ary Y sq) Nilay PR _ hei a W Olllail Marries Sie LIFE SAVERS. Or A Marguerite r hey a Sa al Marshall Gay Devil a Maid Toes Danny Meadow Mouse Starts at Once . jo WE j ; ea / : e 4} ; anit LC Sou. } BY THORNTON W. BURGESS RAN ee 7 it v Yul i . y 4tnanh at i€ast chooses Wonen XN the co ' : ve. T “I lead ; ’ e thie re ibue ban husband, Tus al ] ‘net guilty” J or theft, ' no’ hat his name is n Cindenella, it] Mrousehotd Jorud or murde} = WW | By rrecly, Took }? During \\ A! \fooers |D-- a. fers ) Wi CL Sa I i> Vw inst life-savers in preference to men ¢ dk Wht 7 When there is something vou must do ia? patrolling his beach I dq rt iC. ad el Don't wait a single minute. (7ray, manager of the pools " ’ | The sooner you will hare it done “wr park s SOPHIE KERR’S PHILOSOPHY. : Mr. Gray, manager of the park poole) 4.0, > sooner YO} f ' ’ £ . The sooner you begin it. fiction keep charming expert . m 7 a aR 4 we | 3 4 life. Bwaie } eaught in thunde hatterer. the - Darny- Meadow Mouse. = Mi the ‘ross, | irray dech his Woman Novelist Would Rather was looking | be Married to a Wiis é that sin ry. ’ ’ St ir e}, g Burglar Than to a Man Who ki iithidinas “dha Wiraed That is alls fatr in A woman beleves whist and tove [hose je! fr}es }? Peeerolbiat! thev a (lt) bridge , ‘le*hi ehowe) — trying women saison ih dc eRe PINEAPPLE I Red for : . ee > ) two quarts of bolling rave the) than men its Pie With His Forest, over on the Green . GES: P a a) ’ sa ‘ ot aaeiad Knife—To a Pirate Than to One Who Would Nevei Sueur aaaeae car cena MEETS DAME did : { (sive Hler A 4 ompliment. Meadow Mouse. Danny's DIMMY DOO. Phen why ; OU j Was not far from Old 1] secause Ll wanted to Ea: | Bria -patch and he and were Little iris = ' ; and still are very good friends So Pansv was silent If iis old wom HIIGN she gets the chance, woman will alWayvs marry Peter knew just A a rei "> little hut which stood in-the center an was gnine to a oa ' , “Yr , eee a ? - Jus 0 ‘here oO ok . AS BULls é A GAY DEVIL, instead of a Granite Soul? : : a Juiey-green glade and which she other grown-up people look for Danny and it didn't take - u peop! VWI had found so mysteriously ; , Ing look cups of sugal! third (yreen three Meadows, Danny home the are now Fett 1} testis in the Y. W. C pools PANSY DAMMY - not aowWat Lage said Pansy a : e? sea ‘ A) @ i? * t by . ‘ . ; ‘ : 3 here . ine Phe rai : no andibls been when ’ “erry ee and schoo] WONG The ov clo ; FiTis tO , ; ‘5 re ane sald | ansy doing her ter has bolted hroughout the ceountrs = train Walst DEAN. Pete) must not Want Clo about as beaten three By MARGUERITE which instr include Pansy marched boldly up to the tests uctors . usSlially gets Sugar beaten pass end tiresome as removing skirt then living in rr the feminine social climb- ove from the ehoula be Seen cre = }) > } risat ov” 4 really hoes w 11] ‘ inigr in made When eold ipepele ana Tones af . Hiusbands after go- was not worthy of such ore juice him Peter after, ' had that dear p P (portlan on Woman marries a Per- yreeting of Thi ‘ h Peter came long to find “Hello, as if out through the door in her a lo person wall In slanting OVE! S-C OV - S velv little house gaiden “SP down. said the fell the iri iddenls . SO that the flowers seemed Pansy Never had Pansy but delightful little house. the floor : Why had no one else ever t] ought \ Veter “1 is a plantin | of planting thei ig | (\ld Mother Na- “oy a it wonder who lives In this sweet, of vou tobe hand to- place?” said Pansy to . oo Would be no unhappy marriages. sok slightly beaten egg, then in cracker CHEESE STRAWS Pansy. Face only: chee : Almost none, if. every day. the hus- | | “> ln irwt'te Boel tat to © OU ew. restraint. Old empires f hand would tell the wife that he kas te acne color. AKE one-fourth pound butter “Be quiet, : ; loved her. if he would savy. some time Soaen Drown os ee P ; ee least they kept smatier ; 4 durt: t} ; Pan know —asemnecmaens - one-fourth pound grated cheese, Wow any { . " re ‘ F ‘ s s ts nothing to put in their be moe: weUre, Meat loses more weight in: boiling one-fourth pound of fine fiour; ‘than by any cther cooking process mix well with one egg and a little Caw.’ e F : . as an - gwers wee to ft that Cp d i love ag - te Where have you le mos This man show , >t! bree behind it Are the ae Fag fhe hence it is the least economical sait Roll out into a thin paste, way to prepare meat. Four pounds into strips one inch wide and four | asked the old woman ally deeply ‘in earnest like that. Hix wife waits on him by ske P ome ‘ =: happy by telling her how great she! of beef will lose nearly one pound. inches long. Bake a light brown. than she wus Nature sent me me pe Hi \\ ate much inti: nidati ng appreciated the of his Tim and that he With anvthi deportation him,” ‘A woman,” declared the Standing on peep in through but light was Pansy only saw her Danny fin- \4fy, turned-up, became very | ing nose and her ta tiptoe, Pansy deport really did, interrupted are and Ole or P “oe steps who nm nowlse nor the size fat pathy sharp and long the shape heak course, there isn’t anvthing was so soft, round her en re oe ee Tere Fad no svn ydoo had taker and lead nder was the dark sneezed “ol q ore Pprowory the Attorneyv- tu! his aut, psvehic case is us|) Devil, the pic- G1Se., I iOUSIN cop that the ay . sc emotional wire- Ss or : for trong 4 e l¢ . . : . ) ; ; a eon hen ie f she sent : howe: Te j as very and Ofte, enue | al Pibdblbige, | knox K ed fimes . , She Silre safely Wat @F, ri¢ go out less we call love, nos hey iething that etism: and wom Bae Suv | there fo) the = ct i , ae * 7 pas é replied Pete! ‘morning at sun- you otk Bhs Wal Danny began lo ' Sun-) love wt hiim sedi os no men fall iove ‘There is inside.”’ sup- Cer- just true, e: | Then are Peter. oral or holds nothing m Saw favor think the lDevil is to be old woman he is (say necessary hice ia - 6 fh prett , ‘ do } old woman's | “Wow. ead to more seri hand SOOT , aow! rer delight wow!” his the rough nibs ' : ’ ')* : the | Slade . iil ie ' . Vas Other be Don't be stupid snapped the old ath h woman; “Il have no objections t Pui tle girls if “But | Pans’ “vou so lll go the neativ joined t+ PROBLEM. niteor problem in the pressing, is one of h Congress has not seen , there is cause for sate some state and munict rious private organtza- fhich promise some de- be an excellent contribu re if citizens generally bn oto legislation enacted, ‘ and proposals made as bns. studies and coufer- Ag ,ic Se W101 Presnt not see where See mistress move dread ee ee en nee ee es poms SOPHIE KERR. much he they catching lHiow many little, pink-negligeed wives their husbands every morning, I'm so tired; would You mind getting the breakfast. and just bringing me up a cup of tea’ You're the sweet- est old thing!’ And the men these women!” { nited the could see nothing ‘Don ' hipans looked Wavy. whom need be much. Then Vou want to . ie . her, this they behave have cares for always power of incompe- Say. i060 ‘Dear, and how for known hone, tent, there was big copper beside Low armchair, sat a the room With a and one end of s | > ‘ . . ther ee looked oth am behavin a rit There women, the fils an open hearth hood hearth ver\ Hie) her very he o ? i he over It, upon a low woman face doors in wor! “Wi doors?’ old Was ver® hooked sunken between horn spectacles in he: a huge fat book that squash her knees auiite weight She did not although a into the yer, Wrin and Ve kled her large round bia seemed to flat with ae E nose and to Start at “TIT look behind hole drawing a little neure Ler abby YOu WHIT eo) Vitti thi ' ,ou host. After all, she was so very old|and Tim, und Sootypootyputt: Tall that she must have peeped behind Open rst, ‘dd the many doors in her life C ans at am going Doanns where puzzled school, of course,” re- ther adore asked Peter, lap she , aap $ € ” , ) i's remarked “this Start 10) ng read “Don't vou think it’ Le r The Kk is very stiff groaned esting?’ asked Pans: t really Y ansy from out of the da inclined to go aga You'll soon Let | ne air. A TY) trving,”’ behind doors,” hands are getting “why: @ Neve! ' “Heeca a lit you look up as Pansy cami long ray of sunlight room with urged the dame gasped Pans. buf quite sore ’ away Try stole ; : girl. “(,0oo0d the littl lust the reason | am «aid HAOS AHEAD. icle Correspon dent aesent of her partners ts most drastic military my, Calculated, one couid last vestige of Govern the condition of. Russia , kept going by. foreign Soviet Russia rormerly ween the upper and many and Russia. TO- on invites a repetition of Remo you have confer me trade relations with d to be necessary for Peland you have Mar war on Russia, though starving and typhus anot defeat Russia. “®- n, and now Denikin and t, too. Sooner or jater rn the lesson. French can most morning with he) lifted wow.” maam.”’ =weetest retorted Sale sked the enea? Pans\ f ‘ itaKk ] Whilst Tim said, “Row The creature moved a little “Because, and then, for the first time, Pansy jy the noticed an enormous black crow Vo? r= ‘* . : \ ( . t ‘ ‘ . P one , . ’ lIs€ ,OU il ni rhis il _ nie wit] iis aqamp nose won’ Why?” ltke.”’ “| am not giving up asked Pansv again There crunching sound. and ' snapped the old ething sudden! gave wa’ Way much something that must have that Pancy do, . Was a old , wonlat, Son) rude Pansy so ob been the Sit- jected to door, so lost and fell forward rolling over her, whilst ling laugh w« come from Dam from her dark-win Pansy could not her footing Tim she heard a hich must have mvdin ged think towards the said Pansy ie and moving letting in ‘(;00d-D\ a. ee” door she opened jt into the dark. never es minal euch 42 cack was that, ehin imvdoo oO} companion Full pcund skin and bones from salmon and pick | fine pieces with a fork. Mix one cup fine cracker crumbs, and two eggs beaten thoroughly, with the salmon, and season with salt and ‘pepper. To this add enough sweet milk to make the mixture as soft as) there can be handled to form tinto cakes. EMOVE one pint can curtain What time did vou No answe' [x] hinst be Dent én , Pansy tapped again, a little u e : X>: : - , tomorrow morning,” | wigy at result mes : , &) nas Till » found ,son i j »- e ? ee | ‘ : ‘ ube nq one thoug} te Da iaabeey up. Shall [ call for: pzye, My aa ere 2 hought ing » little gir) > put ; shi 7 turn the han- “On Her Lap She Had a : ustv kev into h hand ule « go 1n Want to see , sen a at behind this door “ae Ss A Very nice floor,”’ Said ’ ” erat — CPT: ‘ cr ¥ a 7 9 ° ‘ oe am bi t th id e So Pansy opened the doo: Pansy. , “I'm laughing at the very idea o ‘1 ; ‘ a ansyv Saw nothing, it wa dark; 8 she found herself in the queerest Of course it is,”” snapped the oid oe ae hI e Ww rembling wit *j little room you ever saw The walls Woman hes — we as ia se up with von, replied Danny ae : . ne ment i were all covered with shining lizard | if vou are cross and don't like : wish you would alt up, Peter, and a “a ; “Bee! about wit! ur hands and ' skins al] green and bine and gold me to be here. | would rather go s ' ; : : ; , , vou will find the kevhole,”’ urged ; colored liow Pansy guesse a+ awa said Pansy, offended by the = gure that Old Man Covote and Reddy \ y guessed tha Mox and Redtail the liawk and ’ a ecause they were so e}ped Tim ~ that vou d Brown's, are nowhere about oie e did } Peter obliginely sat up and looked gan. the There was no one in sight of r Danny Peter said as he asked, “Why did know, “Because | ounce eplied looking much We reserve the right to limit quantities Mulsified Cocoanut Oil $1.00.DeMiracle Depilatory 7 35c Odorono ‘25c Nature's Remedy Tablets 60c Doan’s Kidney Pills Wit! Makes Delicious Iced Coffee $i | | . . ie I. v fel about a JUDGE & DOLPH DRUG STORES we D At the Can You Get there?” ind ind laugh vou demanded ,;me with my short legs trving to keep take a good look all around to make they were lizard skins I do not know ways Danie Dar Slack Pussy, thre ‘al ‘on “armer Black Pussy. the Cat from Farme: togethe: ended and where the Wavy and that way and ~ Meadow Mouse afraid. Danny?" = | 2 4 15c Williams Turkish Bath Soap, cake ‘$1.00 Listerine 50c Eatonic Tablets bial 45c THE PRICES ARE OUR FRIDAY SPECIAL PRICES NOTE _ Piense include this as well as« ’ postage pre mptiy returned. djud 514 WASHINGTON Dame something to whose name was mvdoo, “I you.” “What? Pansy, ing the door handle ‘Come back and you'll Dame Dammydimmydoo are three doors right near Where's the first wow,” yvelped Tim. aske ansy Tim! JT am not called ; more than I am called int wit ick to inside into she asked in a have Cocoanut Cabbage Shrimps ARBOIL a small cabbage, tak- P ing care to select one which has good center Drain and when one’ cool, chop (‘ut three small onions and fry In two table utter Adc pow ley still hoid- asked mech Voce or ‘les require a tax of le on postage on all SHolp DRUG STORES 7> LOCUST ~ SIS OLIVE — S600 DELMAR frac tion box: a | . see’ sald Sree “There here.” ul orders a pro- mnii into slices old creature spoonsfuls b one tea the hearth the ee spoonful curr chim of aalt to o do chopped come from sg =»? recide| cas pickled «shi 15 minutes al ecive aoe “Yes. inside the “Rut when the fit r appcns then ?” cut “From home,” answered Pansy. the Old World is drittr inches, but he makes her perfectly “Why did you run away?"

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COMIC PAGE JUND 24, 1920. i Ytite, yy, LOC" ye , Casa 44. wai COMIC PAGE JUNE 24, 1920. . a | MORE TRUTH By James J. Montague. THAN POETRY - a “eek © ass tematic {Dre} ? SA \ Mm iy yay Li li +1 AY > Se 8 ee SI ere ae — ; A MYSTERY. 1 cannot understand why my boys want to leave the farm.—Western | Agriculturist. -— == My father used to rout me out At half-past three o’clocs, And on the jump I'd thaw the pump, And water all the stock. I'd curry-comb the old bay mare And shake her fodder down, And then I'd rouse and milk the cows And drive the milk to town. And: though I know that rural life With rare and subtle charm Is always fraught, I sometimes thought I did not like the farm. When following the useful plow, Or gettuamy in the hay; Or thrashhy oats or killing shoats When i°% a rainy day; Or digging up the hillside lot To plant the garden crops; Or weaning lambs whose loving dams The butcher bought for chops; Or climbing up a tree to ply A rusty pruning knife, I don’t know why, but sometimes I Grew sick of country life.’ I know a lot of farmers’ sons Who somchow seemed to think That teaching cows the way to browse And schooling them to drink, And working sixtecn hours a day For seven days a weck, Is not the sort of rural sport A lusty youth should seck. They seldom answer to the call That sounds for harvest hands, And why they sneer at his career, No farmer understands. ALMOST A PANACEA. The new bone disease serum will. Mm Sac) pa There is no danger of anybody === of course, be a sovereign headache stampeding the Geneva convention. specific. . —— _— —— — -—+ + eee eee ae —_— -—- " a ~ _—— His Modest Request. The great pianist at a drawing- | roum function was clearly annoved. “1 do not ask,” he said, “that you moderate your conversation to the point where you can hear me play. | That, perhaps, would be too much. Byt.in order to do myself justice | must. request that you allow me to hear myself.” He resumed his plaving amid deep silence.—Boston Transcript. a ee ee _. The Strenuous Life. The M. D-—How much exercise do you take in the course of a day? Fair but Fagged Patient: Not * Much—about half a dozen fox-trots | and perhaps a dozen one-steps.— London Mail. oii Intruders. “Why don’t you take children in thie wpartment house?” “Thelr crving,”’ replied the jan- fior, “is liable to Interfere with the * + phonographs and player-pianos."’ -— (Copyright, 1920.) — - eR ee ee + ee ee ene Same Old Chap. “T didn't think the automobile would ever beeome popular. Or! moving-picture shows.” “Tow about airplanes?’ “I don’t think they will ever be-| come popular.’’—Loulsville Courier- | Journal. —— The Mysterious Fasciration. j “| don't approve of some of ‘hese | popular songs,”’ remarked the severe person, “You don't have to pay any atten- tion to those you disapprove.”’ “Oh, yes I do. There's the worst | of it. They are the very ones that! keep running through my head!’’— Washington Star. More Easily Learned. “Would you rather write the songs of a nation than the laws?” | “I’m not absolutely sure,” replied Senator Sorghum. “But I cannot fail to observe that most people know the} songs by heart and do not trouble to| inform themselves about the laws.’’— | BUT IT DOESN’T MEAN ANYTHING.—By GOLDBERG. (Copyright, 1929) "as WAITER. 1° TIRED OF LOOKING AT PRECH MENU CARLS~ BRIG ME A BILL-OF-FARE WRITTEN WS ENIGLISH GO ILL KNOw WHAT IM , EKXTING CERTAINLY, S(rR wi _* A e* XX SS GREAT GUNS ANB LiTTLe PISTOLS ' WHAT'S THIS 7 STYLE, SAAB Rog WITH MARY PICKEORD BRESSIAG, | JOAN) OF ARC SALAL, ROAST SIRLOIA) OF JULIUS CAESAR wrtts JACK BDEMPsey RTATOES, MARY GARDEN SWee>rTsS, JACK JOAN SOAS COFFS ANB NAPOLEBA) IKE , WART DOES A MAN HANNE ro BE TO BETOMES A. GREAT MIKE &IKE-THEY LOOK ALIKE ee eee ee ee eee MUTT’S WASTING HIS TALENTS. HE OUG HT TO DRILL FOR OIL—By BUD FISHER, (Copyrians. 190, I WOVLDNT HAVE MUTT Do MY DENTAL WoRis \ BuY HE owes ME Five Bucks AND T MIGHT AS WELL TAKE iT ovT IN TRADe. HE'LL NEVER PAY ME, THAT Lower BACK \ TootH, MUTT! You | CAN'T MISS IT | BECAUSE THERE'S | NEVER BEEN ANY WORK DONE ON \Te is iT, peer? AW SiT STILLS THIS. AIN'T GONNA HURT A Ot EM. ONLY DRILLING: I el \. — 4 “~ % a e a . r * =. WreNeodka waif ae *~had: Seayese ret POLE LEER 5 & ‘You BIG BooB, I THINK HERE'S SOMETHING QVLEER. ) Yes on soeahner Ge rs \ You SAID THIS TRoTH HAS Back COLLAR BUTTON. NEVES BEEN WORKED \ ener ON BEFORE, BLT =X EIND / SMALL ELAKES OF GoLd) ON MY INSTRUMENT. ——— 2 > - “AWTS 1a AQ, ha AA (1 G | iw ~ YY 7. = ; Ss / , ’ \ > A \ a. * . : SS ten , ~ to ; . \ @ \ * LY \ \ = ee © ~ * ~ ; HARM — = } — ~~ verre: \eh w HC Petet = —~ —- ies a) ~*~ : : os _ " Just AS HE STARTED TO MM ao a ET PTR “RIN | ~ wy ‘A BB. ConLECT ‘THE SUNDAY OFFERING et - a 2 ih hed a ae SONNE OF THE RAREST SPECIMENS SPP OF BUTTERFLY KNOWN To SCIENCE | | PFLUTTERED IN THE CHURCH WINDOW, Bactes ae aes 2 ; ~~? Let the Wedding Bells Ring Out. JOHN, LLL HAVE TO HAVE MORE ITS ALL GONE! YOURE TOO DARIN EXTRAVAGANT) ‘I DIDNT SPEND) IT ALL ON MYSELF / © 1920 ev rt Pearuse Seevice. Me. A LOVELY NECK TIE Eph: tHE HIGH COST OF CANDIDATES 08d» Aes, LS : a a fd in y 7 ———- ee a , ( a / eek Hee 8 \ ‘¢ */ / yd : ‘ a —— ae - ~ . . , *. y Now, look here, Jasper, I can't fer th’ life ef me get it through my head why these here war profiteer corporations is so sot again’ payin’ a tar on their profits. | Jasper: Yecan't? Well, they gotta hev sunthin' ta gine ta the candidates, ain't they? PHOTO P LE Operated i: S. Bverybody on See ROBI A STARTLING es You par Cerine Griffith + Owen Meere in

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JUNE. 24. 1936, ew ARE YOU ASLEEP? Read the Want Ads and LEARN the ANSwr£R. “8 POST -DTSPATCH Teacher Has Two Pupils. D EA €: iH ‘Ss he ON _ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. E S'TUATIONS -MEN, BOYS HELP WANTED--MEN. BOYS HELP WenTED ~MEN. BOYS HELP WANTED--MEN GRINNELL, Kan.—Miss Audrey ONEMA,_© yn Tuesday, |THE Ea . BILE, Entered | into rest on Tuesday, 1 Edw. Cooke Electric Co., licensed and MAN-—Sit.; receiving or clerical: good pen- ROY For office work ust write a clean DIS Ww pn White man: SIO wees cle "Cas 7 ‘ie ’ Tr ue ma > . sw . , ° | ni n, teacher in the Grove Coun- eC y O'Neill (nee bonded electricians. Phone us for wiring nan; expertenced hit metais express. a . Los (pete eed. a : —o " ty District School, No. 30, is believed sg Seliet O'Neill, dear; and fixtures eotemates. Colfax 1614. Flor- food nroinets Box % Post-Dispatch ete Llenat mee seins — D = Broadw 7 | | a ~oee ° eee > i ' wren i] ISHW ASHIELR . n . > . “4 ,} , ; ts a - —— * mot} a Nolan (nee, \issant nd i ntr 13%. fete) * « ~aapeen other of Mrs - et and ano av. Central § ——- | MAN—Sit.. handy around engine room, ii ' arn bra ' h Be eteg LAIOHLER 4 quarry men: plenty to hav e ie softest teachi ; es . : ac hing job in O'Neill), and dear sister | Burns WwW I , f tg ore os eete?, Ster OF . 5 a RING, fixtures and repairing; best boiler room ler 115 bg woes ne .e ; comers AT 8:15 SHARP Kansas. rhe total enrollment of the. rb Louis and Patrick Burns of East St. prices and work: new Te 4545 vom or as oiler. Box R-115, I — oo toe Wat Bes 3 . 7 io he : i: rages at au . Eee sc ? ile ——. 7 ° . ~ Gravols \ "ject "Hv R. iv ON agg we Ni fg Cou, : Ait 8 ' 1 - AND WEEK INCLUDING SUNDAY | chool iS two pupils. Miss Trueman|—~ Funeral Fridav. June 25. at 8:30 a. m KAP "Thorp Electric cn R CeO) it middle ame. , desi os employment 1i))—-Colerel. 18 rs ol4, to n — : receives @ monthly salary of $75, |ffom famiiy residence 2562 F orest place, —-“O3R. louse detective: Ly experien, e printing office | shee — Tees East St Louls. Til., to Sacred Heart paren IGHT DOE Ss IT RIGHT “4 rT imilar lines, and can fur n ry | ii | ine «ft “Wo | tz p r ea m” | Were the Salaries of all other teach- Church, thence to Mount Carmel Cemetery. | 48 poous se iring, ‘commercial work Main’ vest references Box R-2 . Aa r - eTs “¢ a : at ‘ °¢ 4 ‘ ied) 3 \ i Te “re 4 = ae amp) a carrier hius! ; : | prorated at the rate paid Miss Ww RIGHT ELECTRI CO,., 203 N. 34 st. “shiping , He d. reiltsires em ~Y yi of . Wo iets App ly St Louis Port! - we ”-_—_oo_ ‘ eee - ‘ , ‘ ‘ or ® day Ju Za, 920. at S:20 PD m., x Hee : wi ; }o¥ . MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES at -Dispates Uver 16 years of age, to work in oUF DRArPTSy \N THEATE saat | isfied” se aie seni soci ate ODEN Seats at THEATER APTER SEVEN schoolma ams. lor Dorothy Marie, belove f . ane BRICK and concrete work, tuck pointing wishes position in commercial house do floor PE! ANG) a pe net Ee, Work a8 areistar mK an } ame oy houses Trueman taAiy fs ; SCHWINN—Entered into rest on Wednes checker Cement 1 mile north of Baden Prices, 250, 50c, 75c, $1: Box Seata $1.50 i Nace a eng. thet e would sie 3 19 . ae work: very highest references. Box R-196. BOY Declared Exempt From War Tat ai - Hhumber o “eminently Sat- ,aliter How ard Se hw int eloves nusd ne : PEN, onatnanrie shee ce. ' a ; of Haze! Adele Grove Schwinn, dear father MAN—Nit Spa \ish-speaking American - per weak. ) Apply to oe oid Oli K gee ger t} - pp “ ' ——e BALDWIN's Litt OLIVE | Mre Peter S: rad our de roth and repairs Keith], 1928 Cailfornia. ing business with ¢ ‘entral and Sout Amer- : ———— P72. Post-Dispatch ie ~ = 4 4 Funera! n res ani SY . (irand d4lad (c) 1 a. hone (}rar #11 ‘4 } . } ‘U 1s Years oid stroug auG ie! : a ‘ ’ . P : 4% * ly : 4 : Next Tuesday and Week, “MIKADO” i] 7 street. East S . Saturday orn S PINs cleaned, $2 sovea connected PAPER HANG s a rt ; houses, c ae | | goog ‘pPn ee | we ' ©: ge Ds Si stages +Ae fui ne wt Ri ya inter lastere! in cler) mn nD ertiis ‘ , ; . = we : : - 7 Sunday Sca@p at Washington Hotel | iy June 2 ae greyalnss veer WwW, vork eu aranteed. S. J. Seeley. cas- general repairing jennenal a, P Bomont 87 "4 ventral 2980" re ' = HiLd PRESS } . PLANING MI LI CU. a niata Sunday, ! D E A ] I 1 S celta brant gab te fitter, 3412 Thomas, Cent. #668. Lin. 334M. 2412. ~ = mre rst feet. 2314 Dickson, iV ‘ ie _, ‘adi into rest ed ic } > ‘DL - - . Wilh about nn at ‘ arience ‘ Apict 4 wPsSsOoly annem ’ . ntered j ! fer "1 avy ey x ari ‘AT i why ’ ol - pt, de ae ng . P F art yor money inier = aT ESM AN Sir . sai me epee 0, op ; tArU!Ss ste j 4 5 ‘ ' ya , ; ‘ ¢ "" 1} ; cU. at i , rie nol, Ana LP Avy L@! ab« f Sot ae Oe " - ’ lori t tor, wor } i a? Hi e \ oa er ale . ; : a _ i and ) ‘ wt : AWS "x : Pas Str. vears’ road oxerience ohus : ‘ liag inge Mfg PIVeE ' = , : ; , —w , jethliehem . ft : M WE RN sharp ened and repaired Wishes connecti: on for representation tae avent e > Re eb heloved aiaster of Julius, or amc p) one guarante J, galled for and deliveres. T rAILOR Sit. by allround man: understands + ’ ' bi uck iron 7 found . itth «a — 4_Other L Ww A t — | } en (Cemetery £ ae dens A a % ae te , , De phin e Reeb ase te Mrs. . pep rine de av. 6 hess ~T Huffman pressing machine: reasonable rong 0YS to work in pressroom ; oe cts lof ‘are es nee Y . . 7. 7 ” mangas ‘ oy Ss he ° ot ) j o 4 ' . " ; ‘ ~ | Donnelly's Atlee ag pariora, 38: indell , PLUMBER— Would like to connect with prop- TI KEEPE eT eigen 4 ae # iy : é d iF appiy Ap 7 experienced pre . are ositior fos LABOR ERS cf) 7 ery owners, I do my own work; no over- an Pox R-1 ‘6 Post Di « ne ressroom, Post Dispatch. rient nore ; "ere t= bis ' : BOL TE—Entere. eRe per Pe boulevard, on Friday, June ~- ee ils *| head expense . 1 Oba! & R-t ost. . ated - — - —— a -yD , TSURU AOKI lin 7 n 19°0. ge on } , or lav. ; ~ st Ferdinand e burs P : oris an 3 a 1 Xp 8 Central YSo4 1426 ». aot \ Gis HMAN Sir by experienced man: best BOY Oy ER 16 IN SHOE = = | | 15 ; Anh, : ‘ : Al | LY vores ‘i 9) (forme utenan vernor). ’ nterment in St aS Gaeso S — ss ies ANX I¢ | Ss eRe mi. _ a4. She ans » # ‘ . ‘ ¥ ‘ et e Or 4 7. at, le SO / Poms), a — BS EANCEPT residence, 3 ) Hartf i'dear father of Elnor Hahn (nee Weller) Post Dienate! tel 2 Ove 13c SAT. & SUN, 22 ~ , Sonal tte Weller ae id our dear father-in- 4} orimatl SS S - Loe vee . Y ee . F ter ee “ten aie ad ice. > —— NG A: © [FISCHER Entered Into. res uewday tiaw, grandfather, son-in-la An formann’s Wall Solution YOUNG MAN —Sit., just out of service; TO ADVANCE AND LEARN ,iistant. | Enderie Dru nd and’ LABORERS — White and col- * " ‘ : | Ww’ bro 7001 M20 ac 4:2 at. es- | 1aW, e@randfather. son ' socaieaiat Will avoid the cost of redecorating the in here there is chance for advancement , , , - a > — . ‘ * ’ . - ree . : " Nelson, 571 N. 26th st.. East St. Louis. GOOD BI SINESS.: S15 a) eel. aA me - a yesce. § wore ored, bor shipping depart- . x ‘ R Deloved wife of Willlam > r >| Funeral on § Gar. s > Py = through the bricks This trouble is expert lil. iS) bes: a 15 mother o iiok aa Mins Teale SGelinigae * Ziegenhein Bros., “673 Cherokee 2 the ome , paar eee | QT » E 4’, , : p ' : *K OC ? KE — | ¢ 0 L U PA B i A c dear 8 ag aegis ennell (nee | New a. aro of St ) Ske Wormann's. Wall FR cig Fh my pay SITUATIONS—-WOMZN GIRLS START. BOYD-WELSH SHOE gtrerrictas ie be thoroug whiy experi. Ment and stoek room: steady a 30c and eune in we. cear sister, sister-in-law | cessed, = w i Srp pale ona | pray he appearance of your walle and 2-7 . tpt ea ~ CQ.; COOK AND NEWST ee | an sit ts se iy Work Apply at onee, Emp loy- aunt in Hey Workmen ° . “Tid “tebe and dry ? ' - - ry’ , , ‘ at San tee LRAKEMEN Six, for snort line rf Post-Dispatch ment Dept. TRAFEI MOTOR : ! ; s , ] a le ‘ \" ‘ , burg, ! » Allvina Fischer (nee flaw and uncle. aged ‘OR at 2 pn | terior walls spoiled by the water soaking Renent "Fun 1 and United state N ¥ (Contractor of Firaet-c! Took , COOKk Sit expertane: 10! 2 =" 7 . = Funeral Satu i Jun 6 . } , ’ ; wa | h a il a.m — | EASELESS DAILY 11 p.m, from negidénae ” 8007 ¥ atime . mre , ‘kere’ Union Local NO a " HO44 | ‘alifornia av Sidney 148. a S nda y ©@ ork 20042 = a opyrish t. 1820. w 4 SPIRIT of the MARDI GRAS Peter and Paul's Cemetery (ah) COOK——Sit.; colored, first-class $455 Pine v, ind one-half for overtime p PRUCK ¢ OR] . 0200 N. 2d. (¢) H. Pee | HOTCHKISS— Entered into rest on Tues UNDERTAKERS PRINTING AND ADDRESSING Lindell 1626W | Room & No 7, Collinsvitle av., Kast Se ER ROLLING MILLS, Barton ORERC T al | , | } es | Pet GRE. d , igh ! LABORERS lo load ears and . “sher.) . And Four Other Vodvil Veatures dar. June %. 19°0, at 6:5 DRE ISSMAKING Remodeling Indies’ clothes | —2Ei8 ti : v4 De | b. home® neat work Mec hour and| BRAKEMMEN—Experienced. for road work ale e Val , unload coal: good wages: " . Sai i \ 4 9 sy. Hotchkiss (nee Seotr . are \ | iv . ; AA! Cheapest viace tr) town for printin + NS a 4 EDI I H DAY ee (aay icon ger llr tp, “iy vce Pk EET I L, RIROS. McGill & Co.. 124 N. lith st Central 7!79R rfare Phon andell 205%. evenings. (12) $4.20 to $4.90 per 100 miles, according to . OPER : : z+ . . ’ 7 a . ree ° 4 é it] [oa ur; Scott AY¢i 1P it? a) ‘c ‘ 4a . "pms aie . i of ey we F te ay { tine ly , lL. . . 4 . . . ‘ pe pet ; My a “s in ory | HItLDRE NSN NOT Ww ANTED” ter. at i > 1s ays cl4 ~ -4 orored ri it s6 MuLldaie ie \f nana Wor ataves = y os “ - - i it fof enwineesr bimte! ; @, Picce York “ »¢ 1? Si) etal grid Cy 7? rVarte. ti ‘ - PAIS baie ns ang Funeral mapel Vid) TLafavet 4 lo at ome 0 ZR4ABN ’ BUTTON. = es ike. gen, nn ns og. fae? cOReipRS funerals: no: chy r chanel, STORAGE AND MOVINC SINC -Colofed, wants hotsecieaniag by day; * 20e=U& Salle at. Chicago | EXCINEER- licenses, fet sromit reir LACLEDE-CHRISTY. | | ae , | BRASS FINISHIER peri i ‘ | resid. af her i ADVANCE tering Co. oe Ge ar : ine department: an’ cate:le | ONGINI . 0 A\lanehlester. (8&9 venue pen | | ” 404 tract. furniture in exciange. Bomont iat I> Tr ‘eR are han | ih engage own bet: Po COE “ I nt is! — ' } Petar SS ; b> "aT ig y ; lesire ‘ r oO! . i fala 4 “Pe . . " hint d mo re lead p FE R ~ O N A L JOU TH 6 SIDE TORA E AND rr, VIN aby over 6 tnonth 128 hidge ‘om Cal hor lat a factory record : forenia a ; LABORERS { olored. for vard lune 23 1990 ot * talaga opera ony 4 d SOU i S STORAGE AND MO G home night willl nsidered; state awe, exper! ‘RY PRPIBPNGEHRTD T MRER PP ; a te tentinecee i 3 3 ee gee At fm. 2s L | Wietse leer f a it. by refin ¢ worms Ox P-348, Post-Diapate > wy) EXPERTENCED TIMEKEEPER — work and unloading cars. Ap- seh inuc¢ Ss ‘ loved . f lar! as. ’ 1 lector 6 : dney os) - s "ent your man } ' “¢ Pon ihe ut ' se paps Ae odd em pee om - a ih tn : > P ; ~ S 4) on ; 7 “ y hh r° T; s ‘¥ f i $ P , ; T . ” 9 ¢ DOBLE * om rey INE BIL ‘. P Gf oe Ege AT apts Deke * yeep ADOPTION BRASCH'S $25,000 bo onded warehouse, ~ se oF compel Mone Box R-194, Bras ASS hpi Rea 8 re oe, be aut ret tot | and field echecke: State expe piv anv time. (CURTIS MEG. : ngin an ter of M: na - iets keh ae store your ture. &3 ner truck ad on : — fs "i —= ——. rience ‘ alary Cr : Pel] T § Stanl & C Cc" r , pia ear ee ee DOPTION board hon n goo furniture "bought. Bon nont. Central 2978. Hol SEKE tPER- Sit. by refined lady: must | © RICK MASON Nonunton 8- hour da) Neh and Baler) CAPCOUE U., Wellston, Mo. lake Hodia- tan aniey 0o., ‘A Theater * | location for infent Children’s Aid, VAYS t [ce. mOovIng Bto: 1 h eftire charge: only those Bivyinge gilt good wages: give age. experience and pm gor! P.225. Post-Dispateh Ce Patron’ %s ae “Shee oR @ lombus Blag Gel a a naeee cs jhe a AL. ppl ng fe roneer' 8, 3") 0 On oe e and ive reference anew er nox R-33, P D 76 ’ umber, Hox “387, Poat- Ditpat : ‘4 cat, : | . Be ; mont car to west end of ine, (a4) rp . tir . ine 6 , a 1 s4thivus > ‘ Susi i HU 48 hip i Oma d ye ay Ee TRIE "papers scrmptey MH r "1" Be ar “FE r RQ 'T | e : 2 ; —— “07, Central 55: ic62) USEKEEPER--Bk ler} lady will take B ret ‘K TRUCKERS- Experiene ed: also men FAN MOPOR STI fr00d- state experi , 7 ; Press Bric: ence rit 1 w ones rides nan Elec. Mfa. Co IY ; ‘ RR oi ss | iv j . : Tit imy Savo f _ oe & eTir ‘ Rose. lntas meee : . me tt Be. . - —--- = - : —— - “ * - -_-- — ‘ harge an home adi irin & owner's LOSe@,i. 6 *) sh ve, ar CiaAYy tivdraull 1 SEALED PROPOSALS RONDED warehouse. expert moving and > ~~ King’s highway and Natural Bridge Cairo, Li a LRORERS AND If ANDY j J . y. : : (@) cr — “e a. walt dere ee Bioor fie] [a ) a} ise ¢ - ' packing: pianos our spectalty miive *. a Li 3 ote referen — " _— = == 14 : é Concert Orchestra Photoplays - News | HUN7IKER— © re ‘ june 3, SEALED P ROPOSALS—Of fe e general s > Delmar 5860 Lindell 4889. Easton «t Van- er Me » mut a children in _parent es a> | BRICKLAY had canceuin bnlne ~ “= INISHERS—On “ one a ce ’ nN weet rr . 24% | Digest. Temperature aiways below 70° ale : . BS = era Prod pty ‘ aeth _ agen Ma Ti ges _deventer. = ae - et NDRE =x i? F a . LT rae md | net nell ae “0, * at >, “ee cy “ hite : ir , Bel ; ted , ANG AN _ 38 Is wet Romont 16 Or ee ran esi 4 - + - . anne ~ rays ° be ay he f la Ist: - : | whi as hed ret r fi ub ‘MOTOR CO | NION AND Orphoun Circuit i. e a My his _fo t os ith ye . : eae a a ! . Bt sec “= ” a hg ap | “r) sees tn Aig wawr bowen 508 Deine: ° (c62) z My DRESS st colored. hous lea li Walle DLE f PP x - = - = _ £8 m1? 4 od -S i rd Housefurnish! , \ ATI h Al, BRIDG On e) ~ § TWO SHOWS NIGHTIY- uM 29°99 Sout) Tu arans warn Funeral ee ENGIN CE SR OF! - cs s hetaiee AME RIC AN ~ = ( )}?. ACF tis yo) NU RSE-—W Benton ish ) ther es Oy, wit prev! us ex er n in Wrapping }. INISITE h Mirst-class on stair tor 1874 (far?) : ‘ » wolin none ciikome nee app ALEXANDER KIDS “ridayv Jun =, at : ; New S \ —onstruct f an all referer Ces ’ ! p. ; I acking: ‘ s 1 apy “ aul's Cemeters steel traveling vard bridge. length abou Fireproof warehouse insure: ‘URSEGIRL —— Young girl desi: ar alary $16 ner week. Apply to Aloe Co., 515 and railing work NE vt ae SEVEN “HONEY BOYS”: TOTO AU—On Thuraday. Juve “4, 1920. at 4) 300 feet. clearance height above rail 70 guaranteed movine: get our rate 281s Olive. | of small child, honest, Neat, caret vs si Sem Sloe | TRON WORRB nen) Bee on | t Ed Janis Revue; Emba x Alto a m., Conrad Lau. dearly betoved oe et. rit >| ri mp +4 Pd and ia! Le Oma nt 2 261. “enti ‘+? ‘or _home e magnall wages, 4005 A Kenner! RI SHELMAN TAILOR —For mershant tai! TR¢ mN \\ ORKS 46520 Shaw ef Soli ap AM 4e- =«6 4 n ) Krevmerick Lau and wour;r dent brotner uc it, Ai it a , cons per wur ‘ SECREVARY- oT N¢ “ >RAP HER 77 ' oring Jno [ Ma ‘“arthy Tailoring { 9 ; ; Garcinetti Bros; Kinograms after a lingering illness, aged contemplated for unloading tron * from l. E ( yN¢ ORI S r CO YR, A( sé ( 0. oat 206 Odd Fellows’ Bid 816 O) t ‘|e : | ; , , | , and unc! r a lingering illne re wae iron 01 . temporary ° ies du rae py | 206 Odd Fellows’ Bidg.. $16 Olive st. |‘ TREMAN Kor down-draft We have a few good jobs Matinees mut one Baw + a iy enone > at 7:20 a wall Sak toendat o agg gs ack for the Fireproof warehouses for safe storage 4 universits Inan, who is weil qualifl boi . ; 5 , . a ; ant ea | oad vot i Sat. in ess unera. SAatlurcay, . =n, i oy a. 0 cetdein tetth ton fu irnished ‘atom furniture omobiles Ox pianos, etc.: act aS secretary, -stenogtap her Bl ig x TIERS Be and ») la- roller H I L, \l B Af HT > R ror steady laborers at our plants iSté f witenboar * . © D {eC HANIC Steady wo ‘ : 7 : . BROWNS vs DETROIT , mee aur eee ents ‘its. Lie tunes 1537 Boatmen's Pank Bldg. St. Louis periens Box P 129, Post-Dispatch Pugh Service Co.. 4140 Of: et 4) St. Louis, in St. Louis County. Ld Rew ne Dis i ; . Og , ” . RT > ; y 9702 1. " 4 v : pa a = a : enema . it niall - -~+-+ ; er; Sx urda. U n A l tt" R '; ZIME M RI! , oto MOLE . i ‘ ( @T) i B0O00 ad Experien ‘ec desires position TT i." AY j hou ’ . FOR Ee MAN Oy man Ww ha ur le, aT y , ne ?) ; yiy ‘ } ' ; - . . ‘ ; at a4 Be@rDali, wnite Dp: ide, st ands e- ie " e ~ Tickets on sale at Denugler & Hatz (€ igar ron P ©: nee, 4) enue, Jy nee —.. A920 : “7 ro , - = ¢ itom vase ; au *} th Summer a8 tutor to elem ts ‘ ‘illlam J Len gpg 3248 &. 13th 8! Phone a ‘rs to take charge of veneer and gatue Loy at Om IS high and healths ‘ : a . ‘ , ning high-school pup! sidin 440, Vie tor 2% seaua in plant mi iking 200 verieered doors ' raiiaté : s not be resvonsible fo; if Store, Broadway ) yy, = Niarcus ; etery | 2S aire, +. wasnt f ' } ry ae inni! } h | Ps ‘ ? : ‘ ; . i and Olive SPEC TAL NOTICE areas not he pul. fornia and all” Ps > Coast points, Tex Fant Wincaieh eRe soit a day. Box J-%73. Post-Dispatch 5 With = «good school facilities : : ‘Loma and ‘‘olorad hrour ar — = —-- ‘ 85 dell - -- — Re PHOTO PLA HE - wise Pats t ? rout in sufe ty ort T° PIS! Sit and general o fh worl you i CRNIT RE SALESMAN —E xperienced near by. opyright, 1920) fe E, yen .: ATERS eer | ‘RIEL LAMBIE] tion, prompt and reliable service 2) _ lady: references, Hox = | \BINET Ran Pne~- howe, waren ; «2) all_E. Biederman, 2. F rank — W 1] I d 4 . : ‘ ‘ , __ pues - vas Phe . ‘ \I \ Wan AT nz if ij “a ] = Z Baier a —— hi ks : V\ Pr V y re 920. BS Taine: “ WALL PAPER CLEANING. ETC Mut a o 1} CABINETMAKERS— Good Wages and firs PAL V ANIZER—Andad gralvaniz ee it pay good wages an , : , ' rking | condition uttig Sas! zive steady work to the. right ‘ALL PAPER CLEAXING_Pr — o.. 1208 § Vandeventer, (o> ers helper. 600 S. Newstead WA PAPER CLEANING—Prompt ger, . —— | i sort of men Tt ho will she fur- | LOS si and FOUND | _ice: rooms $1. Call Central 7161R. «cd) [HELP WANTED) Mig as Eels ae sh et siren —— (eo) nished with good homes at a ‘ARPENTER—One who | make molds GROCER) CLERK —-Experienced ; go GOR FEF ’ ' : “AR i “TER hree or four; mc Kult# soliciting for labor magazine: good he lavee » and Mo nd — . mol ng’s nigh wey (or \\ e preie! family men who are D a. e AIRE DALE lost clipped. Forest ae BER | \ } pronositior Rox R-286 pP ee geenaes — — — . aor = : ; - "4 —_——— . ‘ARPENTERS—At 6508 Oakland av ea GROCERY CLERK—Experlenced. Apply 114) anxious to work steadily in a T’nfion Rr aL;oine . - ‘ . NG TO” L0Ck - Ee aa ee | ATTORNEYS AT LAW ARMATURE WINDI R—-Must be (rst-class Wittthes Geuedinen me PRR S oe (od | ( ‘ents aTyTR. , os ; ' KE x ; tot : oC ' A state fully particulars aat wre : nee | AR i ENTE R's ~~ HELPER Or “handy man, GR RO ERY CLERK Experter, ud, ne Wr lo ‘ation VW here the high eoat of BAG ne CENTRAL LAW BUREAU. 810-12 Chestnut. anawera wtil tx a abiette nA. r repair roof. 4600 McMillan, 6 p. n Car meat. ‘t44 Page are ‘ A r ae Vadne . q} Mc P he rsor Lia* advice free. aS ‘ . : ve » . a alli - . y - — Be , 7 »* ‘ LERK . > = Li\ thy IS nor felt. K | N G s THEATER AIRDOME iis Highway | ?; : | ROE, CLERK Pears: ee Near Delmar ' ip 4 it we ei ; | PR O F E S S ] O N A ® ADVERTISING MAN-—Who can obtain re- 28 - wae so — Man: chenier. —_ —... sa Cc vit ye)] ‘ ° - . ° ° ° ‘ . Rox K -fh: paet-Tlis ic 4 we : i . = a —— — daisies: reward. “yo ng O4Lt LEARN jani q iv l A for 3 ran Jub . - Micholas, 418A —— oO ARPENTERS—1, and 2 helpers; stead night work. Apply MEDAR1 . BATHING SUIT CASE —Li child's clothes —&t_. ai ‘N] “A yar : , . a he MISS JANE SHIRLEY, Soloist and ot} bar win at F catee is- 13 arr - 1 war ; a NH AaDT ~Dance- nights, Tuesdays, furniturs depat tment ; must be 3210 I" ranklin. —— —— sige P ATTENT Pl "T I EY 500) De Hd] s ndicate | rust hidy. Liig Troy road, Edwardevilie, IM Thursda ys; oles place, ladies, The. seo" thoroughly familiar and have CARUENTERS— High at Eee. “hanks tee Kall ¥ eee ee = See Mr. Owen in the office all . aon cn ' a AMOND RING— Lost, Saturdat night tlemen 2 BC. ; ‘K _ : ee ies a ea ; ‘1: oo ‘ govel a . tal “av o — | )». (4 NEXT WEEK—MABEL NORWAND in “THE SLIW PRINCESS” man’s; liberal reward. | Olive 7558 eT) PRIVATE enone mg Pe ed eiapaiactarh ability. ep by let-| item ee ee S“REW MACHINE OPERATORS day Saturday, June 26th, for fur- Di MOND STOND--Loxt. on Ste “ Fuaranteed: reliable, oldest sehool 15 a ioe ee hae ‘ ' IC). WEY. CG) er a = a ha at ee wpe iio ‘aul, June 20: reward. Delmar Wind Le! ie4, fayette: ay ter or in person to Mr. J. Gold thrpripe 7 Teaming (“te =e SR oe ee ee ‘fed ther details (5) e 3) NO A ENO ORE OCR SANGRE AY ERNE Mt CaO REELECTION we aa a M22 os Aare iia 2OG——Lost: white | -fox terrier, one yeill ov " RURTAnteed ta 6 ieagone Mine Eee pee; Smith, furniture department; | -jaeee tive layer. and _ HANDY MEN | —inr “a to: re AIRDOME . Bayard ant, Hoense No. 087: rev ard. Tyler 16) est “$809, 02) sixth floor a IX. BAER & who has had general workroom experience: :” Bhagat - aogacene / ae ee : ° A ag reper prem org wane : steady employment and good salary . y: lo work in paint factory; only steady men LATHE HAND | ede-Christy 400 Gar 1.ASSES -Princess Academy, 4470 Easton tT ’ - : feed apply . ac! hriety, 67a! able ‘a . every Tnesday and Thuredar evening: «a I: | | | I: R. (") man & Rand Co. Ry inti ngton, la i . . P . > , IK DR # hin! way { ertain-teed I roducts ( a LATHE HANDS Laclede Christy, 6000 | an 4 Lost, brindle Dull pup, about 2 Worths » hour, class lessons every .. : iesiagt TE og ' THE SCREEN’S SWEETEST PERSONA LITY, IN lid; had tail and ears tipped: 4 white feet rompeteat ustru tors. ied adia. S517 rage experience. Union and ‘Na ura i T r mim rs, lop buile ler S, al] permanent “tob Dox R 12, r ost J?\« 464 9 9 Nandey enter; Li: dell 11: ol BEE. KNH ARDS: 3 cool, —— hall, 305 "'Sterl ng Suppls nd Service Co., 12 N. Enu- young em to learn Svivester «. Judge wg ogee Lost . Silvey at Hi ghiands or ‘ark . + 6 pri Va te a at = EN ——-—--- --— a - - . ers, woodw orkers and bow sel- lia’ Far tor . 1X12 Pine at 4th floor ied) : ket car; monogram M. L.. H. Sidney lasses, 4), essons, daily. any hour: pos!i- CTO MBCHANICS~—.First-class; a} ‘wt > — male : - 49 Sais a : Bas | Shea ae ae sf ively best i : 3 pala to good met rel to ters: also voung men to learn, "@LPER—On ee truck. Sidney 1254 = A FIRST-RUN ATTRACTION GOLD PIN—Lost. Sunda; lai: Shaped ‘all Tig, Tuesdas 8 an _ £6) Ko to Worr Snenandoah (Jarage an: ir : Z nd W - « r + tor ('o 24:2 Shenandoah ’ See \ly Andrew llermanson at HELP ERS For “feit _— Sealy =es . ke. y ’ ) ~— vr a jus* cat make my feet behave since f (TO PAINTERS—Two second ten t “as Le ws _— : ‘RE ran on , ISADORE COHEN s ALFRED DAVIDSON s GRIP—Lost; tan grip aX Del ss term of lessons at Adams’ P rivate ’ lish and color varnish; wager $25 American Hotel, Mat ket and (th I KLPERS In W warehouse. Ap i nd Palm ste ne oe (hy HAND BAG-—Lost; beaded: in Forest Park 10) . ‘e8) a" * ey a, St., be J @& ; : : LUMBER iLEMS A h ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA ‘Phone | = Phe ITB: nie : e a So. Bend. K Sa ee TT a TATE (ae ply T Iie iae 1c Hl T- DU NC I\ I} nN number Co... . ~~ aia ‘Thos. £. weak JEWEL-—-Lost; Eastern Star Grand Chapter DETEC TIVES a —#d_hand._2780_Franklin._ a TTY cUR—-kxp iced Oct J jy ‘( 41 Spruce | B |LERS— Steady 9 ~" iitl- Be- NEXT SUNDAY—JACK LONDON'S “RLRNING DAY LIGHT” jewel: name on gon (all 5919 Clemens. | CHA rr xperien ec on grocery ( A RI =e ( ) ‘ 11 h and " pl he ‘ : a ;, ' « wis : North Market Forest 5696. , L. B.. ml i A moby Me 4 er t i¢’ 18 N Ts ~~ ’ AND AIRDOME oS ore. Sens bir alway and — low icense No. o3 re vard OOM) P pee Din? Lost, airedale ib Viejnity of 500U N Buminie; heat instructors: quickest methes “- . a ; : Grand; ‘eturn to Wells Motor Co., 3008 eve ctrie fans ic 6.) ~ en REN AOOy ICES } rr @ W r > eeeee N. Grand: reward ie) SS Ber rene > 11th (c4 ers losl N. 11th st ele Ganiacen ; wail MMII LANCING SCHOOL -Private les nasi 5I1LE MECHANICS _Aien with e« : ; LATHE HAND=s , : bul Y ) evening; A’ poMOIL A Mi ce aeN ON ene IES HARDWARE CLERK-—To work city ordet ha Storage Butt white ce: liberal reward > N. | ie Phone d 43% ‘eM | IOMILE rien : - - - . , = . : fa e; i é 410 one Linde!) ee VMOl ie oof CHANICS— Experlencea. round painters, assemblers. Crat- «ail FRAME PRESSMEN-—_Experie: ced and irainir no misrepresentation ‘A va ti Oo roa nen: come pa : R Peet *4 i} ¢ e i 2 AKeES paia - _ ;} mM ‘ pet prepa \ he tor Paid © S Jefferson av ‘ OY) ¢) . ' or 200 “¥y r - I? hy " 7 et j e 4 8 ¢ En rew lan. the latest steps? Til sav I do tor ‘ar 7. ‘ | = ‘1924 Sidney st., after Pp. im. reward e reg Sa S _—— —-— tress ('o.. 300 § Main st 4 , m.; re rm Olive % O2 ae ae ye , ware neing Sch 65 West Fine b Lin-. we iteady job, Bardwell Auto Co.. G between 49 a. m. and 7 p. m | BAKER--Good first hand; good wakes. 6 truck. Apply 58e2 Delmar. (ec) Pawe av. and bi Low KE Lost. - gold. on fob. engrat: is SON ( ‘arl leton Bide Phi on 1e ey ive Risen hed. BAKE R To help oul Friday out of town ADI 1. om 4. Lac lede io D OK reward. Sidney 1781 °135 le 7 yo a rl “I iV Ke Isxper t. shadow ing. invest! GH. HSe 0 Delmar : : Pi ‘ tel, TT urs day, 10 to 12. and 2 to o 4 Dp. ad } i4) ‘ ana —~ as i 7 ; boule roc opportunt¥ for Kal! e (co) Mating: reasonable. 4653 Newberry § tr. 5 5 (200d, ind. or untrs ' ot SEMAN—Colored: best wages in ¢ Thin * see) 6experience ang wy - | 7 ¢ a zs = 7 pce meow inlacesiates 7 on nee om Fo: est 7594. Delmar 8370X P 6: » ; Drosten, ‘ ‘aril ile. TH) CLA y \] | N kK R: ; . And 1 1 qT her room and board, Appliv 4145 indel! ® ° “ter ' KA -2 on Pret Ltanate h. - CHINIST! meres ailround nn are! a ingg Masonic embiem; initial A. B. A.; va! Dis tht riNvE—iady does shadowing and In- B AKER (;,000d on read, Prous nd otfee . r 4 ee . (GRAND AND CARTER) ed as keepsake: reward, Colfax 721W. _ vestigating. Miss Jackson. 5002 Cates ake: night work. Hox R-201 P ont Dis tien LACLEDE-CHRISTY ’ | Hi Th SE M. A v ark tox P-26, rost-Dispateh. fe ‘et: MARE—-Lost: strayed. sorrel mare. at Ma Forest 146 sicciateietalliaaal ciel _{*’ BAKER BOY—Apply Busy Ree, 617 9900 Manchester ‘el4 a re o ews mz MY is HMRLPETN Laclede pat § EE ; . (LEPK -Good at figures and penmenship, for ICEMAN. At nd porter. Apply steward Operated in Conjunction with the Grand-Florissant Theater ions tet ds, on Gravois rd., Affton, ma DETEC TIA E--Does shadowing and investi Broadway “alae AOL ee ‘ S a) } oO “ss * ' . i dt iaiibisisinsidensiin * gating Room 327. 705 Olive st. Phones BAKER -_ yerienced on bread: night work. Fate? . : . ae a ' ; WILL OPEN PACK AGE-—Lost. on Lee car Tuesday; pet Bell Olive 53538, Kinloch Central 818 (3) Denker’ s Bakeshop. St. Charles, Mo. icd) Pe. , “9 » e ticoat With embroid ry Work and M¢ Issor 4. DETECTI\ E Does shadowing. investigat - BAKE) b iret hand. exper: enced. I int * - AtrtIin DRIN ku oR Apply oA), €24TM as ‘ as ey . 5 ; . reward. 1520) Mare Us. 7 locates mis Aan tial tak “ " sas T = a I dll RA 20d —_— 1g, lo } ilsgine beovle confidential and steady, to take - pam _— — | SA U 2 DAY EVEN { NG PARASOI- Lost on ive e ‘street Ca.t, about ‘ 6 Finney “av. Vhone a inde @)} 5102, Delrmxe a? ni gz! it Intist ! . Cl ‘ ‘ id te { — KS oh ae Pry 8 igh a" A | R« yN KY \ IS] | eR ; $ 4 : ; NS ie, wood- et. &,: edne ‘sdav; green paraso). Call For- 3:44X. ii pay and steady s eeu i Mey 4 Bros Di “- C ; Odth and Clark ; . w ' a rat | coo “wages yey v am y ey ’ est 3413R: reward ate ar ' =| Baker ry. 900 Rutger st. “a ere ; ; ~ : Mirst-class man, [tea working condition ppl i Ohio 1 Bidney Everybody on the North Side Who Knows What’s What Will Be There PIN—lost: astern Star. on Grand. near INSTRUCTION . SHA State age. cxperiene® 988 on ax SONA MPU. ©O.. 826 mS. CHIN IST LINOTYPE OPERA ot eee : ss ‘9 Olive; or Grand car Grand 1185R; re- ~ as ; eee a — ‘ a ee - JANITOR--Old man ome furnished bits oe fe Gee mil News-Heraid, Li ; See ROBERT WARWICK in ‘‘THOU ART THE MAN. aaa , Ae) WE: etieeinend: daneeeell deal eebeitabe, RAKER WANTED : Post- Dispatet | | jan aa | | ; PURSE- Tost; small. black; between 4345 erry 306 a ee er a Second or third hand on cakes LE 16 to , ~ te ya ae ime! , eectul JANITOR~-White, elder! all 0108 Went . : cn for menergi eee | Shaw ay. and King's highway ; reward a bany 3000. and rolle. no Sunday oO! rn teh : : , Apply Gast ~ a y Pari mi ’ ater EE hs 7 , wy pe ’ he ad. . ret ‘eee men nee4 ey Sher MEDICAL \ work Apply restaurant, six Broadwa' ; ' it) JANITOR--White. ror ‘ a8 i ‘e) 1 KR E— ¢- small purse. oO ‘ass ci floor STIX, BAER & FULLE R e89) — Iron Works Co. Employment (fice, ] . , PURSE—Lost: small purse. on (Cass car, | ...... Bole be 8 ' : : * t : yg 3 5 M 7. , . ‘p. , het oreg. a =11 in By ge ot ane cue, WOMEN AND GIRLS cased for during con- COAL. MW ANTED — ay ree meee flee 9 I. en pro’ ‘on of change; reward. Tyler 1649R. 2844 St. Louis. 4 . , + ae O87 Del Te cuales an separa & ITOR White ie 1D Ru rd . Jlovment Mepart- A %) finement Liberty. I Osvita!. 42 ‘ eimat . . .?* ay > yy > ‘ . | * With oh. 1\ ~ if ron vA or 8 Ceo j sloy! - ft ’ on (*, . os 4 a t (r ES SLOT 5 283 BAKER'S HELPER — Steady ..c2%oinh, "Sew® mine with Ane” workia _ Work r Pige LING Ast; set with y 4 iamonds and |* * dition avin ' oa) err t e f “ rer rubles in center: reward if returned to 1.. PROFESSIONAL employment; day work. WIL- js > eae Auburn, Chatham JANITOR—White. one who © derstande Ke-' MACHINISTS (‘upable ‘lathe J Klein, 165 Maple ayv., e ster Groves. . 7 ‘ . . r . ‘ A. yr Springtieid ] 'Hinois “Tre stion Svete! | ’ af , u! rypa re ' . Phone _ W'abater IASB. nares — Pagesy LEWIS = CHAPMAN Petroleum Geologtet SON CA K EK; ( Es. D110 Pendleton. pl — , . I iACe making step right a‘ Mr uhi ii i j r) ATT et an pers ‘ bapet and Dene bh hands-« 2 og “ “i 2 fancy; return to 8542 af Mineral Land Appraiser. 509 Centra! eh. BARBER—At once, first-class colored; $20 [t!? Vai ee Cee Week fee . y Ai shing OO eee eel: : HALL & BROWN 23d; reward. ee ank B . St Louis a f , " i}t BE eo — a . : i= ' , ' , . us (8) A weelk (paarestess. 706 Hamilton, burn. 1) JUB PRESS FEEDER _ baxveriemeed -“_ 913 N Broadway ee re i? or Cabany 1157. lew: j (Csr) . ) x h ‘ { a or — sociation Apply at once. Room 207. Granite JOR PRESS MEN i ? i : gina ana WW atermar black ribbon band; zg fre m 3 dead moth California and Chippewa BLACKSMITH'S HELPE R Who “ean work ~ . R : 7 - a , oy ( Ye “ha ‘ ‘ , ‘ sd ad o 4ide >? ‘ _beral re ward L, in fell 80 42 207 Olive. _ 188) stearn ham mer. Apvoly 5859 Ken nerly. (5 pie ep eoaggetne : ' sa )) shop. © hous, 119 6 F party who found goid wriet watch eet 7 J “ombination tt Karnit! CUMPOSITUOR--Job: geod Buschart Bros a2 ' perience] , . with diamonds and sapphires at Union Sta. BL. AC K SMITH wre’ stte on cane Printing Co. 1427 Locust st. _ a ; ie. fo ma . tion #t 11:80 a._-m. today. please return and EF M P L O Y M E N 2 and Doc vy buiidera. ihn s ——- ———=- | OMPOS ITOR Young man wilt? several a riot = + tray + ae pe orate er He on -.: ~ “ O44 Srevote sare tr receive reward? Mrs.-C. D. Corum, Ca BLA‘ KSMTT HH HELPER—For factor: 1a vears aapart ence. Savers Printing Co. i4 - - = = ; +. theirel Apartments D clede-Christy, 5900 Manchester Mi) N. mM ct! st NIOR DRUG CLE — Wiad we maine nr wes ‘e) | at Poian Wave, Boayeen or ee te , W A N 2 - , : n fountain S201 (! W eer Mt Allen eheter : ' VW Rist W ATC HT Lost. Ret: irn to 218 Iva «t BIL. At KSMIY F a —— airouw } Tal hd 0) S ry ( Foe ne . . . —_ r - i 5 aod sh ; wre | * “ On - [% lots : : ; i] * wor at Stein at _ and recelve rewar' pti (4) n ~ has oe or ae "701 ‘ Lull i ( ‘ON T R AC | R lo unloa i hy TT ‘HE: ‘piehay " : ter an a | : 13 nanan Ld ee or The Tale of a Shirt ae ee. eee MEN, BOYS Pride —_—___—__—_—_——, scrap iron. HEMBACHER | ; ca URERA ADS 180 Sideoe we ol en ice wench. anely Nae T | | —~ wo PALLET TE a ae MITH - And helper. ROLLING MILLS, Barton and A BORERS—45e to Sic per hour Apply ery ee wi tae i ows Sead eetie tineaee pete te eee nan ee oe | MONEY—Found, on Delmar-Hamilton buss, AUDITOR -sit.: voung married man. 2S “4 OO 8. Broadway, one biock enet. (6 Abs CONTINTOTS David H. Gliverman's Orchestre at Thursday morning. Call Found Bureau, years old; college graduate, legal training. HELMBACHER ROLLING De Kalb sts. ic cAbORERS For sine shift Col imbia eegen._ Pies the Skydome—Concert at 7:15 Post Disnatch 3 vears’ experience public accounting. 2 - ; , whol ery rh a a EEEDST Wr el \ S rton « De Kalb. eC 2 . ~ rs Box Co _1 9th and North Market (c® sgn oF, waewaete Grocer) wareh - ‘ IT] [ Ba al 1 ics OOK I’nion Rest a urant. “1319 » Market. fed! AMORERA Colored: bstea sis rie! . pi gfe ed 616 N | q.. ‘ ) wt & 7 i?fFase M. -- 1 te Il P. x Office mn at 6:30 .00ODLE—Found: male white poodie i920 veare’ office management and credit man Be HUMFELD’S Bad rie Mat Mie . *h u with a successful record; reliabie and faith- .————-—— —_—--——__ - -—_-_ ——_—__- L., ; ‘ remdeamatiyg es ‘30, eaniea ad 7:00 arta _ — 7 “> POLICE. Di LP ART MENT. | ful: best of refere ness: salary $178. om BLOUWPIPEK MEN- hest wages paid ¢* COOK —Good. re! able. Gill's Cafe. 3800 Olive week (¢o. Kiigen | & * Dy g825 i .sciede fAN—-With hore and lare wege = or RN ND ft POLIT 2-128 Post-Di patch sieeee d men, 2 Pins e of erect) cing. complete COOK —-$20 per week every other Munday LAbURSRB Sumbin hos Ge. ivan Mera wor day Arpiy af _onee §5 er. Biiver Fpoon etc,, at , trh revr wet gis Ww Dipe systerx Box J -268 (oe? oft: night work mF 623 &. 80th. ___{3) __ Market ‘cm: : ‘. »s 2 sncereta: Je oa) liy = eee at , BAKER—Sit.; Al first hand; none better: a a me. — Haggac heck, t. - - . — _— mais » oe owt: — esaKe - } ] , ) .EKE ¥ (" » Shee | os n “ha allen a . es ee 7 Yet! : _ East St. Louts — . eo ro offic °: typewrit ting abiilty pre COOK —Niwht, i toy urant, call at Holle LABO RER S-S8teady work. Hili-Behan Laim . > S-EPE Jae. han's. 1402 N. !2t! _./9 Der (o . Page ay. and Wabash tracke | NAN" ed. & hours work BOOK KEEPER Desires Work spare time, ferred: guvod salary and portunity, good = Ce ) DP MAAAET AT STH | — | . | | : od wi ea ALL SEATS 200 JAX 2? Bl ISINESS ( ARDS sinail set books; 20 vears’ pS Ww = habits. E. L. Lynch Poultry Co.. 807 N. COUNTER MAN-— Or chort order cook. - §25 LABORERS —-Por new buliding work negcer New Grand Central have vou to offer? Box K-51, Post-Dia. (4) 4th and bonus Apply after 4 p ; piv at Newstead and Olive .¢ . : wavy work : ee eee at 4 ee ee a a ; pe sae (ee oncmageaaam : ‘ 9 ne 7 .) s 4 F | , tr ——— ; ° P ANI | A a he Yellow = ARPENTER— Git. yom wo oe eee edition law | work: | 0 Ot penton a ale “ial Oe Ask for Mr. Brooks. Lewin | ith —_ , hava ; ’ union; no troubie; steady 6 . _ o He ' . J stain Corporatior,, ain and Brench. fe : ‘ : fre - levator CARPET CLEANI NG U PHOLS ’G i7aeW. ; , h Stephens rinting ry. 4100 N. 2Zlet — _ . : la we ° ~~ Ss 4 A Ecc te PS AA, AONE AO AAT NO A ee GOOG ee ial ta . 2 — . naples EE > a me ee Yo i i a ae reer ND rr dreea The Hu ; ~os = - ARBORER ° lad and Xu ilioad box wegon Co.—2024 SULLECTION ‘Clerical sit., afternoon or Jefferson City, Mo. __._“"' CUTTER—Expertenced, for retail talioring “Glueck hoz Co. 1217 N ‘ea4 *’ ae T T° ak | GLOBE CARPET _ CLEANING : 2 noah — uty, me — ' ' ® (cs ing or both; aged east references. ROX NAILERS—To repair boxes. Woods and steady position; good wages. Box : Ss EWAR yp phoon a Boment aS. central Se cm 4 Box R-155. Post-Dispatch, : Down Box Co., 1600 N. 13th, (c6) _ P.180." Poat-Diapateh _ {er way ' Pas Pas . natnt clean! am a we ‘Main 2005, | CMAUFF EUR—Sit. by colored. for truck. BOX SAWTERS—And machine nallers. DIE AND TOOL MAKER—Expertenced on CABORERS—$45 per week for foun4rs A STARTLING STORY OF A WOMAN WITH A TRADE-MARK. Yours as Trl mat Chanine (o. : with own tools; 10 years’ experience. Bo- Mound City Box Co., 2000 Gratiot. (c&) electric motor iaminations; excellent fi A | Ba La ; it tel. Th the price. Have you ever known such a women? CHIC, oe ite aenet Cepnige Co: qarpste 2080 Bai 5, BOX VAC TORY HELP sawyers, aborers ture, fair wages, with rapid ads ancement. oD y im 12 and be wr — ofel. 3 as you pay v vate oan © new. 8620 Finney. ion) COOKS-—-Sit.; man and wife, white: caravan- een ehifg Bros. Fox Co. 1909 Vash to caged e party: no labor troubles: ezcel- — Pe Toned =: . sery or camp: good buyer and manager: : ” iohy) lent living conditions. Box J-250. P.-D. ic®) I ee = —— a wer, a 2 STOVE REPAIRS its \ddreas E. M got 1 a ael6 Balle po ag | BOY—16, learn feed press interatate | INH AS THER 19he ‘Se lisbury (ew) } ) i ies ' J Printine Co 4 ng” Laclede DISH W ASHER -igntts $i2 ner woek At ! ARNORE?R ‘ ‘ i? : a " ; ‘ fe Dee . 3 ae siya wit) iy Me a! Aura tat erine (“. 8540 irive ‘ ‘ P , . ' ia t tor. c ~ Toa ’ uf : : : : Ww le TR o _ i = ~™ t z = ei ae 4 , > . ) ‘ ,tN “S5, ower plant * vrelrine-. Boy i-right ~ for pers tton « ‘ e , ie DELMAR G ES he A. G, BRAUE sd hong PI L Y C ee eee ee Me. Post Die” ‘a arge corporation Box P-122 Post-Die. ic ISH W ASHER White 860 month Apply rie for + Poet eit ‘gt PIMTOPLAYS Re: ove repairw 316-5 N_ Third ot fem) AN TOR aI (Mee cre ~ mm » Bo} Mirong. to hei inter in facto ~ Braer scome Hiete!l AITO eres. , POhBha te ‘i . =" —— . c " - * : . Biank ‘ 1A Pine ’ j>)! Bee vs ASHER Nigh! vor. tan Va schaeet er W ree ainge } ; ' : Ty ‘ry (Ce ;4-F tL ates : »* : FURNACES, HEATING. ETC. piace, aesires » plc — - no sacoment. bey To - ~~ F “ y Mi. tor arket. : 49.25 3. jevente ee ~ ridge ‘ oN Araenn! Drug . oT) . — . : eS . ae e Tri i : qunepenan - " : —— EN RRR A eaieen : “Bab's © andidate EARL WILLIAMS in rt RN Ac F REPAIRS MAIN} E ms A NC » M AN experten ed Kf ings | ’ a DISH (SITE i phort orce LAMPE Fo: w atiru on « “ ie warp te mane ‘2. “OF. : Kood wages. ¥ @ouck Iron and Seen bes Co. the pey Liberty Come , +. - : my and ” sé ad Roval. Natior i s ther makes mn botier electric elevat we, automobiles ROY— oO ne ebor han “. meron bln for mall cafeteria a © i on " 2) ere ‘ ; f OY ‘yng _ 4 ' Meere in “A Desperate Hero” | A MASTER STROKE WM. A. TIPITON, 4948-30 Easton (c@3) and general repair work. Box R-104.P.-D (4) learn tra a: ‘89. 2207 Pine r room ani beard 8122 N. Breadway. ie) Branch oe

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AE A AA AGE A OR NP RG NE im! ene 8 Se Meg 4, ht 2 Fe! Vw a 2s 4 ye ae es~ IF YOU FIND ANYTHING look in the Lost and Found column or advertise therein. “O@ JUNE 24. Da Oharan y | | —WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WANTED—WOMEN. GIR ts — —MEN. BOY . SALESMEN WANTED HELP WANTED—WOMEN ; HELP __MELP WANTED—MEN. | BOYS HELP WANTED-—MEN, BOYS | n~ sas en nr vom | | mage Or fecal agent, to handle ax to. |DRESSMAKERS—Good, to learn ‘tne ‘factory | HOU "SEGIRI—For housework: oot pial name OE jen Publishing. Handy, Ste weebine shop. St. souls | MEN Te load cn oe paving Brick: piece. cad Gained ere ee sue of industrial stock in an ate ats, work; a hours, steady work, best pe 7142 Lindell bi. Delmar 243. 435K. » an Co.,. 3200 N. Hal), 34 work: experienced brick haulers can earn _ en bow Kansas City manufacturing company. This | in city. en acdonald Mfg. Co., 1312 h- | ffoUSEGIRL— VW hite, tor house work —7 % -——-— at si cea an . ~ - IRLS—-To wrap east of g A (4) ood wages, steady work. Hydraut-c ress > rr ‘ ' n » oe MG EE by e a n eno | ington, jain cooking. Lafayette. or SLAP Gil Brick Co., No. 11 plant, ireninn. outside werk. Cal ane r "26 ‘ f ye . “oe rie ‘ € side or enera e - “ar 5 mit : . N—Young, to assume maaan wight é Autos PRESSMAN—-For job presses. Sayers Print- | G.—Write to the Department of; Will mark a height of 1 foot. The 390 COLLINSVIL LE ~AV.. /GIRL--To_ | we rk teem in Crest Candy a fhe reference. _ 61 82 “Kingsbury : ‘ ; oui iomte mn at entrar br ‘a ‘e: ( lg Sewe ity H; t same experiment can be tried with = | Shop. 517 N. Grand. _ eS Ff ; a7 Louis branch produce dea'er supply house; | ing Co.. 14 N. Mth st. (c6) Streets and Sewers, City Hall, about . . S L OU IS, IT I ( 24 = cara’ ; tare f , | Core pie oa pageant | meveien le streets a derby hat. You could serve ices K AST 2 . ali. (C4) (iRL—Candy shop, 7 p. m. to 12. Call 1502 | HUUSEGIKI-—For Cook IDR and frst fae the ie | ———- state full particulars, experion.e — salary PRINTER-—Young man to set type and run the sprinkling of stfeets. ' eat a ar ay — ee valle |} work: no laundry; references. Z 4 TTER—FExpertenced desired in first letter, — Box 1-08 =D. eh) ‘mal : r 26 t : : or punch and cake if desired. oR Ss me adie stack of eT Nee x POLL ES vig 2 ‘octiantnindnmainamtiandemies ceili, am. % - ra $s © ers small press; private piant. Bo x K- it. | I rR NM — The presidential elec- p STU K AL, Es SM, AN To he I le *k “Al - ’ mineter a ¢ hours A da 7 « fai 1 . N--Young, for assistant in credit and col- | anes fe) | H tion is. held just the same in time| CONSTANT READER.—Have the ~% | company, having Bae °, mee licensed ar aa -20 Ge cane. th “Haas: ear | HOUSEGIRL—White, for general a F gear Dyeing and lea lection oe oent. capable of handling PUNCH PRESS OPHERATORS—Experienced; ll of war as in other vears. wedding supper table decorated ail Jn Missouri, room 310, 705 Ol ee Co,, Sth and Clark. work: 3 in family: no washin = ‘ Grand. cetreenendence; give age, experience and; Bench Floor and | day and night shift. Beehler-Steel renee ts | | . os ni |in white, withea basket of white STOCK SALESMEN—One for Springfield and GIRL: S—For factory work. St. Louis” Label wages, 4201 Lafave'te. Saeed MT Me . PRAY GIRL—On light selar desired. Box K -274, , Po rat-Dis, fet) | u Co. , 1489 N. 13th. (c4) A READER.—Passing the ( ivil roses for a center piece the basket vicinity, one for Joplin and vicinity. for | 7 eee 925 N. lith st. } ae “White. able “om ss - q . eall 700 ("Res a N-—To handle freight in ‘shipping. room RIP P TRACK | MAN—Must be first-class | Service examination is required be- | . a” é 4 hee” eee a ir Cel Western Missouri. and tw o for |= ‘o sew sacks. Hi , duce ’ il —_- Sede : ~~ Wer : MA? Mu: 5 ei} t > ith a large white satin bow. : 7h, To sew acks. Hofmann Bros. Produ: ' ork for small family. 38 St. oo : VWOGRAPHER—-Srel! and basement. Appiy to Mr. Kingsland, tet , ~ Experienced men ¢niy. aa | Gi “cl 1 rea ne io ovo ane quik Kk ang ee Pos «Lviepat: h references, Box _ R- 32, _Post- Dispatch. ers |} Carrier, | chicken salad timbales, potato their time We have the Jeads, producing : -Colore d, for mending bags; good Pay. | on anasto tinaesativenasitanriniiiniinlieaniateiaiaiiaiaiasiia + RIVET MAKE RS— Experienced: also labor- | THANK YOU.—Apply to the U. S.| stra®s. creamed French peas, hot wells, permit: what we need is 5 real stock |_| Ttag and Burlap Co,. 124 High. te 5) | HOUSEGIRL—Middle-aged colored STENUGERAP HEM—Litfe ° Pattern Filers ers, to handle reee re, mock. See | |i Navy Recruiting Station for infor-! rolls. sliced tomatoes, coffee or tea, salesmen with the punch who can put the GTRI,-Ladies’ clothes ironer. Apply New | general housework; no Washing or ve + 4 saiary $75° hours ® ‘ necessary personal contact to our 4 months Crystal Laundry, 3YS6 Lac’ ede. »? good home; good wages. Forest —_ 3 mpetent girl. Row +." oq uecezer Molders workman; highest wages; furnish age and ||, fore any person can become a mail | For the main course you might serve | ad: 2 e seeker or pi ay salesmen wil! waste | *—- wo N. se. 7 Sana none Se, eee ee aa ‘ ome. . r ic , sis . Maa . ae * ; ‘i ' te? N—For canvassing and collecting; good , hi a iliar with | x X—We find nothing in the| the main course, the table is cleared commission; 100% co-operation. To the man Broadway Candy Co.. 3 8. Broadway zeneral. housework, apartment: #3 r. Roo m 1, Mr Sterrer: puale and commission a ea eine ane | " - screw macnine; familiar Wi | histories of the Constitution to in- | and the wedding cake is brought in |}; with th a get 'em"’ punch this eggen a GIRLS- a sab’ Weotr ~- Koy, work, ¥ fam: no washing: goed weees Dh — - st COORAPHER urnis Loot reference. A ply Louis P. lb MI ; x 5 ‘ su i ha t ? vj a i Ww e and the usual ceremonv of eutting st nis is narvest time. rite wire _ iy of « oft ¢« e ™ nster. Fore at O460.1 i 401 Ww . ‘ ‘ie “ aE Ma ‘ Ornip Pienans, 1001 St. Louis av.. Eat BC Louis | Ca Ime’ aXeCrs Brown & Sharp, Cleveland and It th, ger pened some hagas ee followed. When the wedding ||| 2 ll, 10 to tO aTnTA mM... OF m. | GIRL—For assistant housework. 622 Bates | a ee cae ee { ' ° ~ ° a. ‘* « Ce ‘ ofS usework, famil | = # for stencerap’ and work; must be strong and willing to eet out | Steady work. rood eondition, CHINE CO., 3701 Forest Park aes ee nhieu aie i Teh tanekt | eet gp A agg Bho Co gegen ing and holding large volume of busi- | ~ 3 ‘adults. 6323 Waterman. Cabany 21 . — | permanent position and « goods to city buyers. Boyle Food dec $ ag A, furnish references to prove. honesty and oun en and a y MIL aL, 6% 5 ~ to - ea , ef PARTNERS WANTED . ou af hstiS es Ne | — a ean tee | Call for L. Ww _ Hoskins 7 ; — —_ Sy 1 ie Ti ; “~— reliability need apply. 3800 N. I t. \ a ek ee ee tee ee es RR ee salen ‘ ’ : 'may be brushed off or left for days GIRL—Retail experience, or grocery and | IUSEMAID—Sit. by d color ‘a earnin es : Bth floo : oes loth s 4 Creosoting Co., 22d _ Pp. & St. LL. || WALTER ZIMMERMAN.—The/in a hardened state. Upon being . soft drink parior. Selma, corner Kossuth HC lass home: jeduremaen? aaa —~ — a 1900-12 Pine et.._4th_ fis (e) —— a - - tracks, (Granite (itv, ; (c.») i * an } , . - ; ee 7 ‘t 5 ft - > . > * and Prairie ic4) + oe 2 = ae aries q Ni wes a Pe aU following are the batting averages/| thoroughly moistened with water PARTNER Wtd.—Half interest manufac tur- |; 22 —— $$$ $$ ____‘°*’ | home preferred; $10 to start; start — 3 VW ASHE I cancy July 1 i" care of age. to fll va- \ Omen wy? Go. 191 ae ge Maricet. “ aieags Experienced trin spondence in collection department of firm | 7: | , . ana —— gS ia | RE FR AN 16 window ||| foOUNG MEN—To solic sit; iat -@ commission. | copy mach iines and finishing up work. Ap- | — we - 4 alex me! He NDE: TRSO' ~erren J national business; must have some| at A. : ae Sundays from | SHOE W ORKE RS ij NATURE.—A cherry tree in the; panes have been bespattered with || Between 4 and | 6 iD. " 37 Fountain (c8) ply Universal Paper Box Co., 2423 N. Broad- JOB PRESSFEEDERS—Apply room 301, Es ot Was’ neton, third fo as — of ser oe law and ability to 10:00 _ M. to noon. Ps “s || condition you describe might be due| oil paint in painting walls, the spots | |=" way. (c) | Pine st ce —— . ‘ m a . s oo : 5 nm i ¥; laces: "gr" previous mere, nonpections. prop cutters, log cutters, teamsters: good | STARLEMAN-$2.75 per day; straight time, | | spot from ‘the nickle plate on oon move paint spots. The salt grates a gy ood f sane: tank “an — (e8) | wet. 9 (cD | hours. _Apply 1402 Market st. is i sory come ready for work R-122. Post-Dispatch. (6) houses, good boarding facilities: steady) including Sunday. Falling Spring Quarry, | | f a pa J 4 n ur somewhat, but it is not hard enough | | — ———- £ . —— —— —. | GIRLS— kor general factory work. Apply St. LADIES—Attractive, young, to model = « MENT | oO Rid Washing , work; Northern Illinois. Write for particu-| East St. Louis Stone Co., East St. Louls, stove, first grease it well, then aft-!+ 5 cause scratches in the glass: a beg Ad RNMENT CLERKS _ needed badly | Louis Tin and Sheet Metal Wke. Co.. €th| photographs; commercial purposes; "me Typist —Por circular wort MAN— lo learn packing and | lars. Northwestern Timber Co., Mendota, | Til. Sh RA eae __fe6) ||| er a few days rub it with a rag subsequent polishine with chalk ts li] e(me@e. women: no experience required: | and Clark, (c6)! for appointment giving phone number, . a ry Pi Ly For circula wort tock k. Apply 1215 a 7 (c62) | STEAM FITTER HELPER—Graham Plumb- ||| charged with ammonia. If-the rust! jigo advisable. as the drying of the ||, ae it “4 TO ey Mir. Ozment. 44) | GIRL—Nice, neat, colored. Pa Pag on dag FE BE PN 2 Dispatch. aa oe 2» , ~) wou) DER—On jobbing work. 9th and How-| business: good pay and good chance for ad- || Tub and wipe off at once. Next | 5} ram oe Pigg’ gost ee ee eee | ,tomobile repairing, driving ignition. start- | GinL—For office; 16 years or over; real es- | LAUNDRESS—Sit._ by experienced; ; oe Se i a "y WACHINIST~ Must be first-class. allround | ard. (c5) | varreement. Box R-208. Post-Dis. (5) | jj rinse the nickle with water, dry, | namniee the aiginn me ht Tg go | a I ot ‘sabia and videasiiied: "“Teetruc | tate office; to ay typewriter: exper | and Saturday Bomont 2356R, oe ‘Sie iors “Dis pat: “hy | .7 Tee oe gs Mil “4 ing che: é ass on ace S ij; Scetyrene wedi ° I a - | ene : : r R09 | = = — a : -- man, for genera! repair work. 2212 Wash- | MOLDERS—For Joplin. Mo.: enap flask | 5 STENOG RAPHER—I1S-20: salary to start, | and polish. with tripoll. | softness. In the case of silicate tions by expert instructor and practical ex- | Tenet ee — pply (c) LAUNDRESS—Sit. by tirst- st-class, coloredy og WAITRE wv ‘Small piace ington. —_ (c) molders for electric steel foundry: open | $75: in renlv state experience. Box | 217, ii y ee of H.—The seven wonders | int (th ae R a . . perience on all makes of curs; day and night per day and carfare. Bomont oOnelWw ‘ 3 , ~ - — jobs for good roducers. Call! Port-Dispatch. (Cod |) i , , gt th | paints the so-called w eather-proof | ~ I ui A School. 3540 Olive GIRLS AND WOMEN--10 learn how to sell: ee EY Ba Ww Arm RESSE s App. y St 4 K ) cers | ; the Ww orld are: the Pyramids la = classes. N & Oouis Auto Schoo . ) LAU NDRESS— Experienc ed, with ref. 4 { 1 , ; by) Bennett from 6 to 8 p. m., room | STENOGRA PHER—A ~) t - must be il : : coatings) the panes must be espe- st Lindell 8017. (cS) you’il be Pen ow and paid while you are . . - -— - "£25 Delmar bil 709 Annex Hotel, 6th and Market sta. (5) caich and accurate; steady cuapleyment: | Zeypt, the Temple of Diana cially protected, because these |!| sak MONEY AT HOME-You can earn | learning. Apply at superinterdent’s officy, | _(all_ Ts “acm Forest _4886. SE) 6 WaAITRESSE6 Experience MOLDEK—Thoroughly experienced in stove good chance for advancement to right man: | | ame seg _ Hanging Gardens i paints destroy the polish of the | from _ $2 an hour in your spare time, main_floor ha Sony s Famoue-Barr Go. 1e8) LAUNDRESS—Por Mondays. first-class, ‘ 2 $i oh per week ! molding; one who is capable of later tak-| State age, experience and ealary wanted in | Be ¥ion. the Colossus at Rhodes. | glass, Rubbti the spots with!!! writing show cards; quickly and easily Ww ANTED, GIRLS | _dell_ 6034) Le Sein ReS--Night: experi ing charge of small shop: not a partnership | first letter. Box R-98, =. 1D) | | inca Mausoleum at Halicarnassus.! brown soap is alS6 a g00d way of! | learned: no canvassing; we teach you how a Ge cosy weekiae aoe an: eniaamaieiies LAUNDRESSES—Ironers and washers; : 2 ingon' s Restaurant nt ’ ) tiv a , 77.) ‘ 9 ‘y ¥ : y/ , » - Vpet. window frameée are not acted upon ¥ 220 Ryrile Bldg., Toronto, ¢ Canada. Experienced; salary and MOLDERS 3—Machine, in br tunity Apply Employment ae eee || NEw c vt n —~4 W ANTED, GIRI S | body troner. Apply Old St. Louis . SS : ) c i. aa C) = a P., NEW citv map, Just out, showing the ro 1 i 4 ’ : } oh rath Ee Fon “= etl LI , A L IN kK OR M ATION. | of every line, every street; tudexed and! 1, tearn a trade: $9. per week to | cat Sony az: P—Woman to starch —_ ——— ; 1c- . wie K CLERES— young men to wore . | mumbered: sent poscpaid, 2c. Fosters, 316 | ‘ : percentage of sales; partic foundry Apply ready for | tock: wholesale shoe house: : | (Prepared by a member of the St. Louis Bar Association.) || ‘Washington av. 162) | Salt at once. CRATONAL EMBROIDE ny Shethen: Wen Eh cee ae ee OE” Waar ; ulars explained upon appli- work, MAGNU S METAL CO., | tunity | Feocimage ag Tae 1501 Washin ten: | | OA and railread maps, all parts of tne! -—— — 204 S. Jefferson. 2 ‘ {\ ATTRESS Experienced $153 Cl rt y S } phiteacpoane oui é a 8) ANXIOUS.—Your broth t | RTE 7 1 S., at Foster's. 410 Washington, (C02) | : . LAUNDRESS—White, to do first-class laume P 710 Pine aoe . - "1 9c y od ay ing av., near Saran st. c ] rother mus FREDDIFE.—It has been held that |! ‘'GIRLS—Experienced glue irls dry work in private home; $8 day. san Tr. itheaane Apply Ge cation. KROGER S, 811 N. (c4) | STOCK CLERK—wW hite, married man, expe- stand the costs of sala of his prov- nolice officers can search a rivate ! _HELP WTD.- —MISCELLANEOUS , wR ! y z g 2 . “aw ; : Fo Bae se . indeil 4284, : ~ Y rienced in checking stock and keep stock erty which was sold at public auc- | home with t : a ae A lv ELY & W ALKER Ws , (¢) ons On NAIT ER RS—T S E M ar a warrant, if they || PP . LAUNDRESS—Woman, white. for iaundry WAITRESS Work 6 day Bixth street. (co) |S pec O ASSEMBLE, records; must be able to handle boxes and;|/ tion, and not the party who fore-| reasonably suspect’ that intoxicat- | Be ‘TTON MAKER—Experienced boy or gin. P Box Factory. 1212 S. 8th| work: good pay and working condit : gira eencseines Me Cc © ‘es i : | je 3 ’ . . eat © LADDERS; WOODWORK | reauired. Call Sayman Bidg., 2117 } ani | | closes. ing liquor ts being made there in || __ 620 Broadway aper: 270 . y se Apply Missour! ptist Sanitarium, 9 - | nar bl Ns i MACHINE HANDS: MEN FOR) ~!2.2*: 7 _ (©)! _BLUE-EYED BESSIE.—The Park | Violation of the*law. Laan -Or woman for general work in —* street. (c4) | Taylor. f : \ AlTRESS— Experienced: —PRAFTSM AN Tool a: F - STR OOTORAL baby age a — Ascommecs, 'i} Department says that playing a f O. - MA —We think that {f you |} en, at Henze Old Rock Bakery, 417 Lucas. LAUNDRY HELP. . | ad pe ret ook ae Re GEGHA NICAI ¥ -—-Tool designer. mechine riveters an 1elpers; steady work; ||} cornet in the St. L g ‘ , oun an used an empl . = - Grand. . Bo ed and layout. man ply et) FACTORY WORK. | CUPPLES good ee. fAncoia Steel and Forge Co. ||| be a disturbance i tae eonen = | you would be wullty Se oneaiutne if HELP _WANTED—WOMEN, GIRLS GIRLS—Over 16, for light fac- ot ae ee shiva: = WAITRESS ~ ‘Experienced, be ool © No ar (c4) 701 Natura’ ridge. c4) | | co : : “— ee ache . American Restaurant, ent ———————— 4 -— —_————- | || ce £ ‘ : ‘rt. | valuable thi is- ||| ‘ . Y a erica estauran EN—-Young and middle aged. run on WE LLST ON, MO. - ’ | SWITCHMEN—Enxvperienced; also peeoer | ee anit 8 mre bie: rs a eB eH t. | Ren to ride wikhiel pavetser tea ie BODY IRONER—FExpertenced. Old Bt. Lou!s tory work. Good pay ; bonus. collar sie eee ge ‘EST st srains ; “lone runs. 204: av (9) emerge (cd enced; St. Louis district. B. of R. | a ) ‘I rNORS 2a You | Paine retense. However, it is |i Laundry Co., 1030 Victor st. e3) leasant surroundings 405 | LAUNDRY, 420% F Finney. AITRESSES—32. supper © 1S — strong, to handle lumber. “838 8.| NIGHT CL ERK—1708 Pi t.. Oxford Hotel, | Deadaquarters, American Hotel. Mr, Ban: | can change your name without oubtf: si 5 ||| BOOKKEEPE R- Girls must have some Te gs. v a re resses. dinner wate Al oF , | né # xfor Ite non. (6) court action, and it will be legal for lou perience and be accurate at figures: salary | Spree street. (c4) MANICURIST-—Century Building Barber rR. MC. A, 20th e Sex NIGH’ Ly MAN—New Olive Hotel, 19th ee ilg cae ai ali purposes, if ve Li inte st BSC RIBER.—The excise tax on t ‘o., 513 Olive I . / | Shop, 319 N. Oth at —- we ES N—Three for warehouse work. Rhodes- Hiv a) | SWiT¢ = tee ner Experter: ‘ed preferred. ma é ‘ate P ri ; vou have no intent women’s and misses’ silk hose ts S70 per — h. Apply to Aloe Co., « c em oth HARKER: — 4 I a GOwAN wit bs good colut 414 N. Broad rf not absolutely necessary: per:nanent posi- | to defraud by so doing. .The woman | : s . st.. 4th floor c : : cRS—Listers and checke hur or laundry work. Fores a a - oo aes |NI lair WATCH MAN—For small plant; ieee | tions. Apply Wabash. room 1417 Railway ,{s an American citizen. 10 or cent on the amount In excess | GANDY BSALESLADY—Must be experienced, GIRLS—F or night assembling Anderson, 8970 Olive st. _ [eh | at _ WowaN- — 5 wert be able to write. Apply 3417 Chouteau.«6) position for elderly man. Home Laundry, Exchange Blidg. (c8) || , agi of $2 per pair; On women’s and |}! to take charge candy department. Apply | work; ‘no experience necessary. we -And assorter. . Aalco em? \. 6th at pe be TOO Olive set. PWOMAN—-For kitchen wor = eee 4300 Finney av. (c) SWITCH MEN—Experienced; "$5.6214 for 8 | BE. OR H.—Under_ the. circum-| misses’ hats, 10 per cent on the|! Chocolate Shop, ground floor, 118 Arcade | N-—Or young men, for ratiroad news | OFFICE BOY—10 years, for shelesais beuse.| heures work: 960 hour for overtime: steady ||| Stances we do not think it would | amount in excess of $15; on tnder- || Bidg. 4)! BUSSM ANN MFG. CO., 8819 N. ered. ijlil's Cafe, S8HO ©) ‘ ; ? . a . —2 MARKERS—Assorters and iisters = shi ice. Call in person, 1621 Clark av, (c7) __Box P-96. Post-Dispate (c6) ositions; apply in person. Employment | pay you to sue the furniture man. | wear, which includes corsets, 19 per || CANDY WRAPPERS—Girls with experience | o« ime and collar work; also on rough ie oy ———— — For general shop work. Apply vay | eiiiaes ept., Room 1784, 208 S. La Salle st., Chi- It w oul d be Cc hea per to pay a small | e oO | ’ Dn andy for high-class retall 2 3d (ed) f) work: workin oe, OMAN Por ac Tubb ing ar OFFICE ROY—16 years, ~ wholesale moans. a cent on amount in excess of $5: on |j| in_ wrapping c y x at 4 st. (c4) | __ Box P-145, Post-Dispatch. (eo) | cago. (7) ||} amount for storage, get your money | waists, 10 per cent on the amount | trade; good pay and steady work. Apply to ’ - satisfactory wages. West ing fanitol Co. Hovie a ge to vp tering ciroulars. Call 7:30! Spwriavron_ha An ; UY f TA) ‘ back, and get out of the contract. lin exces f $15 | Mr. Parker, La Salle Candy Shop, Broad- G I RL S—F or wrapping Soap ; 4825 Finney av. WOMAS Steud) relia bie Aa pits © 0’ Fallon (c) 6: oe eel ssi ted SW ITCHMEN W ANTED —— — JBL —— | way and Olive, (cS) d d . } , -~MILLINERY | Tdeal Hote am) t Cust. Ss ' J ~ , + > pa yo set a —_ r - — portenced hand sewers. Rawlings | ORDER FILLERS—Must ve experienced in CHICAGO & ALTON R. R. HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS, SALESMEN WANTED | CASHIERS—Two girls, for steamer St. Paul. good, steady, permanent job; ee ee WOMAN For kitchen. 470 “i ; sot PTs ra Te mane the drug business; Rood pa and, steady , Experienced * inexperienced. in oF out of | ee i ar ae ee a ; ~~ | marstet: Gan for Mr. Sagres (c) good wages. WM. WALTKE & lent working conditions. Apply Mr. = Gauk aT Pe ‘—In 4 ous departmen uis | wor eyer Bros. Drug *” and Clark. |city; steady job; good_ seniority age TIN ’ | SALESMEN-—T , ‘ ® operate wer square shears. PACKERS—Apply Superintendent's =e $e a) | YARDMAN “W hite, for suburban place, SAL ESMEN—Catholic, with or without ex- ored. Apply linen roe » Maryland Hotel work, nS experience necessary ;, beet references; good wages. Box at a WOMAN AND D Av GHT) ‘. Stamp & dge on 1309 Carr Pittsburg Glass Co., 1000 Spruce st. (c6) | TIMEKEEPERS—Experienced construction; Phone Cabany 2381J. ___(€4) | perience; best permlum proposition in this! th and Pine sts. 4 (c4} will pay beginners good weekly Post-Dispatch housework " a Se : (c) PACKER—Experienced shoe packer. Sam- Sener, yg he x gg ag O58, | UNG MAN—To deliver orders in grocery| country: highest commissions and bonus: | CHAMBE RMAIDS— White oF colored. Ma- | O}’ i nergy Experienced 0 "% ante! re ear litre Cabany 6800} , rt Peee Gueet Metal Wha th P eae = bes Lert kin 2 pet Spat’: | TGuNG Sate a oe aston. » *iraighte » house; good c6) | merc panties. Apply to Aloe Co., 613 Olive | INNERS—Experienced on light galvanized |“ noons. © | Andell 5939R. seats “" | SALESMEN—City and road. lucrative prop- | CHAMBE REMAID— Experienced: good wages, high as $5 per day ; ; steady work ; -| OPERATORS—To make fronts and backs 68 dine a ’ . 24 : ’ e a OoniL « my ‘ - —— - " . at.. 4th floor (cS) work; inside only Apply 410 eemesy = osition. especially attractive to expertenced ' room and board, Apply housekeeper, Buck | pants: also two- have A pocket machine op & ae = er gig fore oe Pac KERS S 1; chi to ad . ) | gee . Fi as eer assistant in office. ApPly| magazine and newspaper men: sell garment| insham Annex, King’s highway and West Saturday afternoons off. erators and pants banders: union fa be UMAN-—To dust and Clea Sepeee; Bight work. Barrett Co., Levee er oe cae a eee ge’ TINNER- First-class alround, 8-hour dar; te urniture Co., 1126 Olive. ‘C)| trade; liberal commission. 06 Flatiron | Pine. (c@) | AVE RIC AN PAPER PROD- he eg Wd ne bald. econ ’ | bal ana Washlaginn BA . ichman, 82% ashington . fi BR Lsk' | a OMAN Vol red. in thine "ow te fold shirts $12 Convent. ss (f+) PS en ey Sk AOR pit, to * eps mie) mate Lapse in rere pletter steady caltim: a NG 3 oe ee years, to learn rengy od | Bldg. New York Citv (e5) CLERK—Young !a with some experience — . . r Oil ] p an oO Na ; ( : , naiviston, * Mallinekrodt digaeer’ > PACKER First oe od rugs and, glaes- _bia, Mo. _ ic 7) | eau NG eS n: =O N. Broa iw ay. ‘c 7) rienced and well acquainted in city; very zee. Louis avs. uk > bungalow aprons and middlies: at : eT 1a ‘Hottam —s : 9. TOOL DESIGNER—Man familiar with fig | + MAN—To learr wholesale“mercan-| attractive opening, with a reputable and | CLERK—About 18; convenient location’ | GIRLS—15 to 18 years o!4, to work as work: best of pay, tncluding 15 PR a eT | ol Ser eet 7) Andrew Schaefer 6:30, Saturday 12:30. Box P-177, P.-D. (cb) and fixture work. Apply Employment | tile business; very good future. Box P-351,| favorably known ‘concern. Reply treated | larke office; in reply state education and cashiers and wrappers; good opportunit “ cash ‘bonus weekly. J. L. Sager \WtrMAN- Reliable person t & . Clarence and Natural ~——e- PACKER Pw arden | * p yg o lass- partment, Motor Truck Corm., 520) N. 2d (c | Post-Dispatch. (cd) _confidentially. _ Box P-383. Y.-D. (c4) |) salary expected. Box P-151, Post-Dir. (co) bas sy pam, a eeny superintendent's. ° erence. | Portiand pl SMEN—Coicred, to sv - coal at water- | Bros. Drug Co., 4th and Clark, (c62) work: good opportunity. Apply employ- piv 5020 Penrose; take Natural Bridge car| drug trade; 28; feeall a fixe ney ane tee i: and accurate; state age, experience |GIRL-—Or young woman, for general office O] ERATORS | WOuUAN WE te. to clean . worass, y; call at Water Depart- PACKER—Large manufacturing firm desires ment department. Traffic Motor Truck Cor-;|; West to Kine’s highway. walk north ——_{¢) | steady; city work; good territory open. Crll| and salary, Box P-122, Post-Dispatch. ic) work, filing, checking, some experience on PRESSERS “itty Club Bldg. Apply r st rand | ae. at 6:30 a. m, te) white man; one who has had experience | poration, 5200 N. 2d st. (cS) | YUUNG MAN—In city order department and| Detween 8 p. m. and 6 p. m., room 922, | COOK—S ~~ d cook. Apply St Luke's Hos-| tYpewriter, Burroughs adding machine pre- | ” - Grand pale aged and young, for news| Packing medicinals and druggist sundries city desk work, filling orders, wholesale! —ltlestic Hotel. (4) pital, a5 Delmar > ie ic) | ferred; must be bright and good at figures; Experienced on georgette waists; gnod Bay OMAN._experlenced of chan for "advancement; wer (8 por el ne ely to i Fig «A sap HANDS, TOOL ROOM nome hele ledge of shenniotry, ce werk th Rs ae ye 3 best esta ace at gee of i COO K—Sit. by Saran girl to cook. -_ MOTOR CAR CO., 4400 N _ Mai nN. —— we \ nent Lind on ae . rs in chemical factory; no firm. Warfield Co., 427 N. Euclid. ( aboratory. Address B. W., coke plant, | . © city; wonderful opportunity | Thrower, 4402 Matt av. Forest ¢ é TAR . P8483 Po eo necensary; steady work. Apply 2500 ae eg Wi . ae Garfield ~ MACHINISTS FOR TOOL TT x = (85 My oy ER ag oy. COOK—Woman pastry cook; good wages. | | a OPERATORS xperiene 3 es oe - eee = (od) | AES woah. 2) arfield.(c OUNG MAN—Mechanically inclined, fair| Co., 5978 E ‘i MM 4 ork. | neh counter ghen: r- PAPE ; a aston av., between 9 and 10 an est Ollve st. Ww inc counter end Ritehen —to work nights putting up orders in| PAPERHANGER ? oo be good mechanic; AND JIG REPAIR WORK. ecucation, to break in on inspecting motor | _thorning. m vias _(€ *) | GOOK—And downstairs work; family of 8; 1 GIRLS skirt and dress ; steady = ee GWoup. lored. muet not a food oe Sogaetnens. _open shop. 1812 € hesiaupnisemen by Fiectric. 18 7° Pines department, Cen- SALESMEN Write for list of lines and full | washing. 4445 Westminster. Forest 3476, | YOUNG LADIES MODERN SKIRT CO., 1105 =e 1) pounds, for vor ia ta it. Louls | PAPER HANGERS—A ppiy Wm. wennves™ MP N H E M - med Pe part! ul ra; 10,000 ly; | COOK—First lass white woman, 6581 Cates. r . : : ae . Siin a: : ents ha Oe xine double senmers. "se — + i Case, _ pmerne (c63} CHA) IO} SHO A YOUNG ME N—Experienced = pie a As- | big. demand Pgh TO mcg BB yearly; | C Fiala te oF , (eG) | Between 16 and 25 Years of Age | W ashington. (¢ ) So Christy ‘awe Sas iF = Ar ' And cleaner; also paint- y POT : 20X P-27, | perience Ss - ; . | a oF PING hicot S&EREERPE roldere “ equeezers, testers. ; ing: state age and wages. Box R- 208, .- D. CHINERY CO., 372 FOR- Post-Dispatch. 7 | men’ s Tr. Leen be ee Chicage. ' OGOK--Wenea: Se eT) a 6 | Be a Telephone Operator OP ER ATORS—T 0 sew on coats; . a as 1 m.. for a _ ie Tin and Sheet Metal Wices PAPERHANGERS—Several first-class inen: a rot is MEN—Can use 2 or 3, between 18 ae COOK—For plain. cooking and caning. room | SCHOOL. F OPERA ATORS’ TRAINING | t th -_—. . charge. permanent ewmitior - steady work. aopen shop. ‘H. Cheshire Wall EST PARK BLYD. (c4) 21, for news service on trains if ap-| SAL ESMEN—Two men for salesmen on es- | id oats beardiner auee. Lin. | CHOOL, FOR PARTICU LARS CONCERN, | emporary entrance +8 Dioved: aalary $°0. 4an't a! elipers for assembly paintir stock > ply at once: good runs to mt ht ts Kirk in pF 'ING THIS INTERESTING WORK. a Wart + ae. 1K. Paper Co., Easton. (c4) é oo Bt party. Ap- | tablished territory; good salary and good |) 4g); (c4) n 7 x SC ai APE R BROS. STORE, 5th = | . i position and are t metal, esate espection — body PAPER Sc ORER E : q ply tn person, S. 18th ich) | chance for advancement: snest fave been a | e | Peete ant ple EREXPERTENCED $7 | Work Fiex K.2A8 Paat. tt epartments pply Emp oy ment —— ix ) — wee woman for cookin , ANEN » 1ONS. | ae | 7; i wet ee Pirate Motor Truck Co. G20) un sR—Experience YOUNG MEN—19 TO 21 YRS. the axes of 36 -and i ce APP, Jewel Ton | and. Aret-floor’ work, 5002 Enright: cate KINLOCH TELEPHONE CO., floor. Ask for Mr. Stone. Ape “9% .POUNG Laby—ro wait on c4 ad a - 4 ’ mwa Shvuge a ()| box and paper slitters. Box K- , OLD TO WORK IN STOCK. | £2:-22U_Pine._Ask ylor, (c#) | any 3781J. (19) ply 8:30. (Oe FOC ial ed > ~_ ; TRIMMER—Firat-cl l- d bil EN— high- | COOK— -fic rork, f ll fam- | ‘a ‘ah eee ae or warehouse work. Ap-| 361, Post-Dispatch. (c4) | “trimmer; 9 hours: top wages. Surder |APPLY BUTLER BROTHERS, SALHESMEN Have, gpenine Teg ign | CGO nivar phone Forest a801 of 4128 cod | BEE teanoteecne, (aeonees y re and eee: (c5) | PHOTO RETOUCHBR—H20 N, Grand, (ch) | Wagon Co., Ltd.. Shreveport, La. 18TH AND OLIVE week and commission: unless you can pro- | minater. coed, | ER ‘ORS Me tien. oxperiance ane give .t PIANO FINISHER— Competent; state salary. (et) diice - not apply; call. Willoughby, = COOK—Colored, competent. 114 Cornelia av. iene toh (4) ; a ee | a eT penta t., for the Fri TT? . Bike Runs to Oklahoma, Texas. | PIPEFITTERS—Must have had two years’ warehouse, mood wages: steady work. BOX YOUNG MEN—For stock room SALESMEN | block wont good wages, o4) | CORNELY Mi ACHINES housework: no laundry or heavy cleaning; | » | leve} and is leak ing fo eT e S and we working conditions| and handy men in mill, Hill-Behan Lum- | Packard truck; work 7 days |ton. (ce) SALESMEN—Two, neat appearing, result | ‘permanent position; must. be Steady work for man = erences and state where last | a and commission for real salesmen; call J.10- | “ : a ueile ' : , - i a! ~ , - = s . rm S f Steady work. GARDNER —— warehouse; colored. 19 N Post Di patch. (ed) 18TH AND OLIVE. (c) necessary immediate earnings of at least |__no Sunday. Juller’s Cafeteria, 215 N. wh, | on dresses : steady work an | —— d boys over 16 years of gM. TRUCK VER~— , mar 17 5) | ke Manchester car, t oft | ‘ . — Sax | , Box R-G7 Post Dispatc bf Os DRIVER—To do packing and mov- Glendale. a 2 "tice Geeth, Tait aA Exp rt operators on “ 4 at voung woman : and Tennessee. 5 . lence, and be able to furnish re ‘ rarl: . , : | erself above the a : _— cc oaies;” aaeeemeed to afte Mr ... R-206. Poat- Dispatc h. e), wo! k. SHAPLEIGH HARD.- | SC CHAPER S STORE COOK White girl for cooking and assist in to operate Burrou hs cal ] t , e men on automatic screw ma-| 45n9'x omh a | 5 . . : | Nef y N uy 4 culiator; set-up men on turret and hand = iE. at. (c ‘TRUC K DRIV ERS—k or 6- er WARE CO. 4th and Washing- | 6th and Washington. (c)| very s! nall family: highest Wages. 40650 Me- | Voratic id il the ¢ ines; state experience and rive | PLANING MILL MEN—Machine _ feeders : . uf a Phe rson. a With _— ~ oH sae se auc a voratior Mfg. Co., Cairo, lil.) ber Co., Page av. and W Vabash tracks. (cf) | oe producing, house-to-house specia men, | we f m w - | | j wy a di: ber Cou, Page avand Wabash tracks, (| ner week ; salary, $35: Give ref-| YOUNG MEN—19 TO 01 YRS | per’ higicclaae artiste, with exclusive vail ‘COOK—Two in fa iy no wash- fant and accurate. Call Grand | COOD OPERATORS 3 tate the advantages ¢ - ENNamerous men to wo WA. Sieloff, 1110A_Locust. (c4) | ~ are mes seewes Someone, Aeron. | ing or outside wor A. MOLL, 4100 or V ietor 99. \ | ” "ae «6s Phone san erating Mis in japannin room ; 006 | é7545 ORG employed. > r , ; 7 SALESMEN—Who have the ability —> | J r . | 4 You all about the w J P uw g PORTER-—White; call, 804 Washington. (c5) : APPLY BUTLER BROTHERS, “~~ : ne gw ote 7 pace tera 6 pone A COUNTER G te Short bheurg; good waxes: HAND SEW ae 1214 Mississippi Avy. — a tera we — . wee — pe $ . Her. , ee gu teagan (c6) TT bs $15, paid daily, with rea le effort. You NE WAITRESS— Short hours; good ag TELEP a > ; Main_and Rutger. (¢5) | rgnten—For machine shop. Abpir 0%, MRUCKERS WANTED, WASHERMAN | Rust.be able to prove your ‘cate in iret in- | pay. 1207 N. Broadway, -|good pay. HOUSE OF TEN- “MACHINE OPERATORS aie woe. Os comes : 4 4 d erview and solv ropositio ter an = NG Ws flood dat evening of study. Ne matter what you have | DISH W/ ASHE R—And_ cook, ~ 8125 _ N. Grand. | KELSTEIN ; 808 Washington | | tion Nicholas Beason §) xperienced can factory bunr?rER—Colored: experienced; raterences APPLY BUTLER BROTHERS, 18TH AND Experienced on ‘shirts a collars; alse i ae help; double seamers and __schuite Drue Co.. Grand and Par OLIVE. flat-work washerm ply ready for sold, all we require is proof of your abll- | DjSHWASHER—Coloreg oman. Euclid 4t} f] Li d l bi T° > ’ ~ : “| work. ANCHOR LAU NDRY ©0190 Iucar. (c) ity, honesty and energy. Strictly legiti- | Lunch Room, 625 N. Buclid. /AV., 1 oor, Linde l dg. (c5) nx c ence an i: E PORTER—San Del Printing Co., won Gratiot. TUNER—E lenced: , - ‘5’ | mate proposition backed by reliable concern. | ———— - | Eide THE BRECHT CO., | | Olive 2588. (06) | *Giiwe oeapoerienced; and player man. Ga | Ww NTED Cail room 421 Holland Bldg., from 9 to DIsHWASHE R—University Club, Grand and | HEAD Warnes oer a large dining ——_- ~___ SALESWOw! EN V 0 op 5. o f = V ton. roo , ee ullanphy. (5) Porn tenes for tin fartory. ~~ | ‘TT RRET LATHE HAND One a ae ad A 11 a. m. and 3 to 5 9. m (c) | Bistiw ASHER Women a Fantay om: neentey meal; wan Be of bred, ap- 10 Learn Machine Work s | *ALee: ~For reta!l ye f 4 | PORTER--Glood wanes. 1120 Washington. | Chedetena ey ence GQ ples ede Apply Man for waterworks, who understands fil-_ Stock and Bond Salesman | or holiday work; salary §9. sok N. 84. (cS) | Pours 11 a. m. to8 p. m. Box K-272, Post- ° _ ifn aaton ~~ at once for night second floor : (c)| Pac. R. R. ee ee eee ele ~ pe Pi mann moose oF acting as Inspector! Reliable and well-known brokerage house Siew ASHER—Woman; white; no Sunday | Pe eres Eka . . = ne ome ne ’ . i eS + - “a : 4 Sion App! 7 Mr Faneler mh fee "ET PRODUCTS CO., 9nd | Laundry, 4839 ad v wh coat! 1s a eet work; extreme » D. Barnard & iran fe) | AGENTS WANT ~~ | Spires success, apply Mr. Dodd, 818 Mer- aw washing, *307 Bhenandoe b, (4) | ~~” ' a 7 i 2 Bremen. (cd) Stationery Co., Van eventer and Laclede, | UPHOLSTERER—First-class. Apply West- TEO—M aca OES chants- Laclede Bidg. (e4) ° —- - LESLADY.. het ~~ 2 am nas | HOUSEGQIRIA-Young. 18 of 17. to assist. I earn E W MAGEE OE wich DY Refined ent | ° ° ° = ’ seeeees | im reta!ll tefiet a: | ey ' | iN—Tc PORTER—Colored. Meyer Bros. Drug Co. moreland’ Hotel. Taylor and Maryland. (c) | ba A LIVE WIRE—That can show successful ng ndle express. Ap- 4th and Clark, WAITERS—Colored, in family hotel; good AGENTS For news service on trains; ; lone record selling retail drug trade; we offer ‘ 4822 y between hours & a. m. and | PoRtgpSerOeuld Co. 500 N. 10th t epee ete Shartell Hotel, 4900 Lindell, | piv'at gS. ieth sh es 13) | SSP Rene reeceities Gate Vee from) OVERALL MANUFAC BE Sees ren erent ee «A (ce iA al, "AS | ERS ~EXxperienced. Apply ED aoe meen wee & v - v I Mf 4 a : ry > A! pale , ie AMERICAN RAIL- PORTER—Oolored, man or woman: 9 as | chief engineer, _Hotel_ Statler. (c) | MAIL ORDERS | foebaste caches one at”: TURING DEPARTMENT. ts er a ogre heagewrorks | ge 0. 4; = F x: “y oa 2 - EXPRE __ morning. Candy Shop, 1502 8. Grand, | WALL WASHER—Experienced. St. Luke's | umutepiinetunpud AANA A ~ BRAND- NEW lit doll bal E OF HOUSPGIRI,— Por general housework: 7 E 5 See of 3 a , : a SS CO.- 20th and | PoRTER— ‘olored, for saloon. 8001 Chou- | WARCHOC ie WEN keg - ce | PORTRAIT AGENTS. Deal directly with the | ched by $60,000 advertising campaign, 1 CAPABLE ¢ SUPER- — Forest 1222W a “ch PANTS MAKERS—Experienced: also eae Business inen of s ‘ ‘ oS SRE e ady \ wor good pay artis ma orders given special attention. on er 100 acres of th holcest prope nea a . ‘n sf » . i + SE imate em earn: best wages tawiin “fe. Co. ee Or tian) . . (¢8) |S nae R—White; nail and wire department, Mever Bros. Drug Co. 4th and ¢ Jark. fe) —* Lombard, 409 Schradzk! Li: ag. peorte the great industrial district. x in our or- VISING FEMALE HELP. bar oAnd ai ns, ei 2 girl, oer - | Lacuat ts " a Poe tt? @ ¥ ant MMe wholesale hardware house: must have ref- WATC HMAN For mercantile house: refe - m Si ha Fe MAGNE Oe ganization now, as proposition will eaelly net 7" — - » OTT) Ar ee paren ee = PAS i RY « OOK . et: f liy hotel, - be oa te or eneral work in the ntipatetyes "on N - ~ on Re we . 4 . - : «alesman fro: sooo t £2000 Tr th x ha mz ; { ‘, iL re Hou "sEGIR | ojored gir! Wanute it he ho i o.0or " -¥ iy 9° 3 3 . n a" e cen. 700 N. Ad, (c) | _ences required x PB, Pos:-ins. «| Send Us Your Mail Orders | Sp'stmar qfrom,, $2000 to, $3000 in the next; STATE AGE, EXPERI work. Call or write WIA Kr Loubket [Us| dell 20M, 458M. Newater om “~Zperiencec * ) ing department ; PORTER -White, to take charge of porter) W ATCHMAKERS— Must be first-class; also! pBriry JIN FRED—100 pounds at $4 makes | *ubdivision proposition in St. Iauts. Call ENCE AND REF. AD.- | FlOUSEGIRL—To assiat cy housework, pris Sse HOOL GIRLS — Mist be over — on ne W ow en, | | clockmakers ‘ ‘ week to start. MAL-. | spaces ome whe. Keoere ‘Olive. handle "tes | Sefann Bide. Apply Hasenjager Bros, 408 | be Rt ie Dems Jp 8 pe rtec: ly | at once gue evmamaecteetivan: | aaa ate family, 3852 Linde PRE edony 16, Post sell - i " 3:30 ODT CHEMIC 8600 | COLORED PORTER. WW ELDERS—Oxy-acetylene welders: must 702 S. Kroadway, one blo k aan, at ten | Bide. (cB) | DRESS P-118. (c6) HOU SEGIRI—W nite, oy housewora. seu ais ne PP y = AL, Good salary, rmarent position. Apply y| have had at least two years’ experience and | Bridg@; open till 7 p. m. Central 4875. Olive | CITY COAL BALESMAN—Retall and whole gcse many 81313, (ct) | a. m, F riday. IRWIN 'S, Und te (c5) inston Mr. — NNENFELD’G@. 610 Wash-!/ be willing*to do ether work; if you want 7229; our motor Sees deliver the goois at f° with or @fthout experience. Box P- yo general housework. 1520 Ww = . steady job. see Mr. Wegener. 4250 N. 20th. your doorsiep; pay delivery, 18) Post-Dispatch. (o Euclid av. ‘«) ashington. Salesiad ary 0 opermanent | ar@\''« NENFHILD’'s. 6)0 - - -_ “h

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Se ee atts a eae eee meee ae ee THURSDAY RSDAY. og ._ @ JUNE 24, 1920. ee TO SELL ‘A USED ARTICLE ‘AT ITS PROPER VALUE advertise it in these columns. “@@ rost-piePatom Shs 3x3" . ani ae . 3 Ww 'TEO--WOMEN. GIRLY Ww WOMEN. GI : yWeLP ord SSS SALESWOMEN w : OMEN. GIRLS q ; wy N ANTED MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE /MOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD COODS| WANTED STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES | MUSICAL — | Se | MUSICAL | ~ agee : ps es es | : se FEEDERS-—-C yiinder: et@eady gi- x Al, E ae ad Me —™ -~ 4 SURE Ww : ‘ ; 2} > b } pos! ADY«-Per sework; good ae _ Paes Eden Publishing Co., 1716 Choutean . Drs _Goods “Co... sea spoons store. Kant/ CASH REGISTER—National: total adder;| FI -RNITURE- High. grade duo bed and liv- PURNITE RE 0 ete | p AN AND oO na AN ALK ING MACH N 3 weamneeeptinath ee Vas On. rings wel to su in perf t condition se | ing room suite brown nm ahogans silk ve- contents flats Cre Oa ~ : : R SALE s R s | | wl L : ES: an r e iii : ~~ s . “ ~~ . ' — gays Delmar 2435R. es Mee eecget 207! 6 ic6) en ; a Se ene ee -_ 9.) aI “gga aa — To wrap candy and make | S AL ESLADI E S argain. __1011 Market st ; ____fe)} Jour ie end due bed sults, 3 pieces (dav- Schober. 4455 Page. Dei. 2osh, F BK NG G eh generally useful in candy fac- - women's ready-t FANS —F or rent: all sizes Acme Electric ett chair ar ‘or 285: brown ma- orest a? — ‘(s MACHINE—Stx-dank Burroughs, AY E R-PIANO—$245 wt!l buy used pilarer- PHONOGR APH -. Mahogany oo net. — — ‘ : = 4 ; ood pay and steady Sho to experi- ritment eee ed en de- (" 0.. zi Market st. (cR) howany, silk as cane one ~ bed ~ . RNIT 5 R — @ boone ween” ition bargain Barthei-Due Diane. complete with bench ahd music; $i: machine for $m If} : ouse wor no Wash. a help a Sallie (andy & Op, Broadway e posit a . yernia FisHING es ace prameracnm = 3 mattress, $382: 8-piece d 5 .¢ - ’ iT kt — ee ano Co,, #12 Pine st (cM), sold ne vw for $600: reasonable tert; no in- 1ONOGRAPH shown ; osition gnd excellenr IN iT Ae KLE—Cheap: show cases. ice vin m suite. brown mahogany. E W AN] ED bARBER SHOP FIXTURES—Two-chair terest May. Stern & Co., 12th and Olive P "HONOGRAPH Davey ~~ = -. .. " > a) . de work. Cabany 4 ¥ Be { Apoly to Mr. P } wor! O75. a . ol ve. d _f arke tf Sy Be 4 condition s l nOoxXes 127 NN. ffar P -— = le z Anply Mr. Mel- Je ~. 4 $185: 3-ntece brown mahogany Queen Anne Largest buyers of secondhand furniture in, _VA@lley Pa: Mo. Clav Stuart See sagen : - le nO) ¥ be STRESS Lx perience d in repui irir ng ile A¢ Kerman, SON NENFELD’ re MAI“ RE =SES ay; ta ; , > pire . t* ~ ~~ e “eng m 7 ee mere neral house _ e steady w9 0 Wasbine . brand-new, “-pound al ‘K upholstered In best grade velour, city; nothing too small « ? ' a’ 2 wept = atime ag By cR-P ly PHONOGURADI, : ‘ 7 wages. Cail ‘San email a D gosh Bite Die W Ko ag se Bi Sots salar; ; 5 - a it neton a\ 4¢) 14) tnattresses, guarantee l, ali cotton and felt: oe 3-piece Anne style cane brck and ends. to handle: best nd Con ofteret oe hr Son DISP] AY ‘ASF I arce . in ; ‘docn aaa ~ - vay ‘mote. used — Phit INOGRAT Hoe- targa in %, Mar da nd tek ez Phone x: tab a th OL ae « Markley» cat, ay ewe (cl lt pene 2 OME N Pr eferen: r given to those while they last $15 o.40 » J Farrington & none cushions. rolls and sunbursts. c hair. be « BBS. S\v ( »P EK NS} [OK ("¢ ) Lat h used upright planes. some of the he st aaa protitn: - positive sa ing of iv sper ' Sn ‘ .: "RS , fe ie Pin oes : ar tly damaged cane $1 | NE hh I A dd dno : of ‘ ‘9 | standard makes in th st rices etart at . v nes ri ré rm jsbury, first floor: Cab. Ag z AR o Apply New Crystal Laun- | NVASSERS AND SOLICITORS per gal! eaten (cf?) GAS RANGES Water heater; excellent con CALL , FOREST M25 OR DE! 1M AR R864 ‘and ( hin e ; Sey and up; reasonal “A ye BH ny ne o Interest and free trial ofifer ihe —— fe) # 9 lla —— yi eos aioe se -WOM EN NT, $ = Lu Tek. “QUA! ant ; we: 2 ion; sure bargains for someone. 8°. IE cox a ie Ay all desc rinptions WA ed; om. _ : sae ; ‘ ; May. Sterr J _& (o., 12th gal th riod) | _ SF aph ODF Sie Pare seine : eneral housewc ork. for i [RTMAKERS LIT@eSS lite b , @ Enisners, CA a SNE RS ~ E - ; r hea { es or replace free . . frae * aa ee) a ‘ 5 C. =A Se riked See ee dv hoe ge oF arr a1) lots | LA ” rhe "ASIC (ine &-f? ; plategiass be i te j 4 “Ty " 4 *hiec ko rin g & | sons Naby Gran i: ; ‘ od 7 ye kK ine , M 47 "Hi | ‘\ is ae . * ow ¥ rs or ece | rk S y —_ . a8 aie ‘or . j . ; ° 4, : : . . 53 — ~ , . ‘ - ". .. es ere — - - Aer ' . re se hie * ; i. - ‘ - gue 4 De ates ; : ~~ | [Cabany. 30% iw, Wages c 4q Mood 8: Aan Aa wig “i ash ington ai. ¥ er money to be made } gh. ea i tic! testing Central Paint Cc: 14007 ‘ass -ANGE—-Biue enameled. laree “Qui “kk DENNIS BROS ae Euclid av soe) omy ott ? 4 “"? t. TLOOTCA Se 5 On brown mah Omany care used less than a th eRe ar ° iInexper : : A ad - oy woe 8 NV fe a > per me Sevditeniale , V3 : ‘ Olive st 5 . \ orani, 100 (eT) _M r eo OVen-: if ebox. 3844 _De! mar ic) —--—- - , . 4 big] _ a { Ini Wninri Ss) tables. 10-ft ft. month. won lerful tone and act on: \ibera! or $0) ft OMumboDiA recormie ’ na niga hes - - . — —--~-—— ——— | HOUSEHOLD GOoDpDs Wtd.— Large or sma!) cer Several short counters “es price reduction Sixth floor, Famous-Barr Parola phenograph. 815 Se =o; fe heme wee eabinet size enc ed; famiiy of : = VER--Experienced toe se amer and taney : a8 Sneenannen : PASTRY DOUG > KE -] -apacity ‘AS RANGE ‘our 4 AY . ; | barrel capacity . rke-—Four-hois lady’ 6 ' lot uv ever: . to? ader Re af . eek. "5250 Ridge; Dei: ¥ — gtitcher. Apps W ] Moore Shoe ‘ 11x R Aj : = ‘ iv’s hand: ome lots; we buys verything and pay the hich- E * a 4505 Easton. — SAE e) Co : RPE tn | (ell) + ae. een. ae and 1 hz. pp a. , sam > as iew ; : © @ 22 A King’s highway (c) est rices mus j , , , i ma reaicaxmncieging : 2 : A prscee, +3 t have the oods Hast WARBLI “Ol NTER With glass larder Pi AYER-PIANU- King, latest style plain phonograph, $88: Windsor phoenegrs j; , a “a x 2 ine ball qui Bell at bargain 1011 Ms rk , et P . ° srrer” a — . ce ern 0 py a eames eesti: satrataingtapemnsepeanltiremieae.. . oe ‘ \ u-—-Wuick Mea! 5 OOK ition Auction . 2008 Mor st iT t nig 4 . genera! -_ houeswork, no “3 IRT OPE RATORS Experienced Apply BI SINESS ( HANCES| PIANO’ BOX—cCratin wood i952 Sidney Pge ig Tea K 1 condition, Central 6427 gan s $omont If =0 inlaid with tile: also platform scale and lark MGheGany Ghee? all manenn’ anéehan. pnensgrame, Seti aaeer phenegey general cleaning: c rmbo!tz- Fieishinan Garment > 7 \ictor 41x], —ae 5 Aigity dg y+ : mga 4 re ‘> hil - ee | jiol’ op Hol. "7 -- 7" enithomeentemamnittipnecneana . m eat blo Ky a Lit Si ine vy 4000R, (c4) ical appliances: fine tone and action: muste all records on Columbia : Victor. I Path on “ ‘ , a ’ : | ee d a. C} AS 3 \ ehild’ on very tenaon- (1 , ena a EEN es ' clude » 7“ . . . ce. 613 : Kingsbury. - x wemagion av.," entrance through | UZ POPCORN M At ‘HI NE Electrt bb itter Cr! 9 ahie 1765 Ln ists ana. gine. _ i highest cash hee cg val _ tS i AE ar ara OF = aC BE + . {wo chairs, Pig, - @te., rs a a in lud d at $250 Sixth " ron. Gurnett and Brunswick : eadlen 5 4 = i sa ‘ aul 7} “a q . | T 1g Lor Vi ' . i ) {-2 ys Diepa* >t amous sarr { o fell) ' nished far all tTnachines Ww alker 4, Sas store. BISINESS ‘HANC BE --~V ule Oncor: ne © ‘tor a . . : gee 2p part residenc é vic | | ;*k i’E Ore? ae # ae licat ng ac .300]) popcorn achin and peanu ‘oast r A-1: GAS RANGES. Renewed Quik “ik Mea! a arimMents and resid re 28, ue oN if “3 h ‘E FURNITI Rk -— One i inch Tiat-t. ~ KIMBALL piano (used) apartment upright: N. i2th « ooking and Pit floor 3 a i we : } references. 4756 West- -— @ TTER—!- xperienced | on PRC) work; | ach vou f ee. Wi ikingon- Reavy M‘ ‘ondition only used few months: or will other standard makes: Al condition Vrienta’ ang domestic hours @ day, steady work. highes: - iw erfut et.. St. Louis Sd well at a as oe or trad a jtoimobi! ered and connected, $12 up Prosser‘s, _georetnageage Sa meners “arm chair, 2' arm chairs, office ' I ahogany case: easy action and tone very | ViCTOR VICTROLA—Style XVI, In 6ak case” 1? o 4 _— canizing r) ’ ‘ . sail 4 _— nimi = SOE RA} PH ie oe" “Sitigil «of ®, tthriber ex- fro ' sa , - ili 4 9 0 state Tote sSaies of meat and pr VISIONS: HOUSEHOLD « sC MODIS Entire furni is} hings of , es J . . ‘ Sten * ict i 3 obs? i ’ * nm, for general = 3 et eing arc { leaning { ‘> 4 4 ;ORPOR? \ a Ti nN. Ld ve ear s yng ‘h 4 OX P 402% 4 Post -Disp mt h Oli: e st. (e82) (* al _Lindel) °1e0. ’ ‘ “Th os ys arry) — © lat be seen early. price $145. terns ,eryv good com lition re i: t* ‘od price: +3 oe ; - 3 ele Ate ; "9, aT ice nt a —w +S is furniture new ‘ EOLIAN CO... 1004 Olive § Grand SOT. “ Li G IRL —On lig ze kk: good 1 established ri poe oe Pr ait RE ANK \nd gaurs wis Lucas. HEATERS—One Supertor and one W ileon' BE St ‘RE “all us before you sell your; Will li al rT was at a bareai ‘oe 1) AEOT AAN CO 100% Olive st. (73) rE ST AS OO — ~~ s ; 7? NM a ii eat wor Tod ‘j ay: ; Ti ai) i* ire { ; nt }) oven — y ' , . ‘ i¢ - | 4 ‘ , , rin . nile Vo , . . a . in . -.” ~ -w *- } ‘ } ri > ‘e nor n : stor: ’ . “2 eee if : r. BS St. anaven ora, a ; ‘ERATORS oun.er 11S : a packing. Keiner. Centra! : soTR "Oy age ; ; a ART 1% 1ON—Gi ass Cvler 0 Oo iidren; SS8-note; good tone: bench and Kleekamp Plano e., Ble 1. 23 8. SrenSciss ‘ Porn): ; ig mynd ‘ ; , ;' ee. hee a ee SS etween 6 and 7 p POLS, “ter? ns to sult. iat d e . tlic j ] ‘ urate ‘ P ‘ { ) * a s - ‘ P ‘1 " - ‘ ' Ba 4 or iy Cail me Py Pieces h K Me aCcuUratle “ “Tr! about && ane." aan + pir, to | as, v4 ol = a — - " om apartment; piano, parlor suite cir. Sid? CARH orice 2 7. grees i = | LE LE TiMAN PIANO CO. 1107 Olive at.(4) ‘ a OD) — a iin Deaeirameeee silicis 'c) ‘at Hy te wireet; e: cept : owe sca St. ‘ es st.felo6) CASSIAN v4 alnut dressers and ’ . ES AY prices paid for secondhand fur- Ik ~ — . " 7 rr . Pin ional opportunity ° oo and hiffonters: ie _* : > - WEBER bab rand: beautifully figured, U T ] le aged “colored girl for o | RENOG KAY HE K “Lite s isurans ‘ “offic e: , inte Davi ine business I ox Ix 270 RE V4 LL \ Ie > q | le barre) JH44 ( “yot ee if} ( ‘ rea Sona b! i 1? 43B Union ? ret Q ‘ t as (ainsberg, 2081 “nenandoah i Ik m nN ‘ . vase. tone and aye md aaet fa ‘ A O M O B ] -ES} } ~ etek or Toning ¥ $75: ri, Ro Ae: 38 rood position for ‘epatch (ont) tage EA ad 3 12-ft la f ' as slightly: half price; don’t | | ; . (}-210 yet. : — > ek a ———-—_-. . . ae - _ —_ se oe — a eneseenteneteninnees "Ca : al he ae ; uM . bar, --ft.: this sa uNtalin , . F y . a est 402 sat % ay girl ox - + oat-Dis, — _f¢ 3) A DOLLAK for dollar: iis nelis Quble your Sit ib Heavy. fo: shooting barrels and boxe: - ttt] (FOODS Phat help BEST ‘ “and. lame fre ail kinds et furn iture ali marhb on af the bono ‘a yd "f ‘ I _ th overeat payments, g useKeepi as Happy \" lectric aii and large lots Levy Bros., 812 S.!; bm thie Tendin Be 1, a oa ASLIAN CO., 1004 Olive st. ‘eTS) PRY Da th ' P} aitie f é it is a e y used rac -_ ai hh -—-- FOR HIRE ee ee” a a EXOGRAP Hi. R- Sinali office light money; | want people ' into basement without iatury: bargain to ed, July | ’ ' ] oy) ‘ r t : r , *\ ; : goo 3. comn On +t “> a y vt ” ’ ' Bal : ‘ my ; ‘ ee (tl ,, to “4 ~ , . . = is uw ww —_ fa igiba a" : , a ~ ‘ mB . Re Menographic and some clerical wor ; THE GR : EEE ODPORTONT i, || C iy NWS , oy et vial eves. many steps, | Venberg. 1700 Franklin av. {c62) | MULTIGRAP 9 ; Cane; Senearre: Otede ee ee ee: | Fe HIRE—-We have nice o pen an rs iinet anent posit on and apport mit®* GRE A’ T > R. RI ISINES SS O?PPOKT | N1y ‘ 4\e | \ D ’ 4 special terms on new out. PROSSh # buys furniture Cari ats — vi | sr] *RAPH l new mode] No. BR nrinter in excnangre for Sleinwav @ and: see cars for hire: . : 35% i ” . as . ° 2 é . ‘ le > ~* e : P lj l } L { ana . o yr : . ae 7 war : : ‘ mr ce . | we to . re prese NtAative wv {1} he tr Nt [muis ~ - (i - 208 N _l2th Si. 2 Fe c4n) et o% saves eo at norte ae 3999 ‘ ) i Ro viet te r se hing Phone “c Me all 1 yh eats ient som: price SF hill oP vas oa class Da za n: ie ile ra? ea. - ” one " ; ii a : 7 CmOaP on ve (cS . =" ae) | Taxicab Ce 112 4 N. King’s highv av. en vancement: state age, experience and refe +h ‘ ' ‘. Ue -- sn I this week. Let him show vou why Master “ 7 an *. Slightly used; ICEBOX— Poi celain lined; kitchen cabt net, 2; mont “ROT. Central Sf32. (c&: v TT AEOLIAN CO., 1004 Olive st. (cT% nee a ¢ eee | MAT rlGR APH—No. 4 hand power, hanca- £3 FOR HIRE l-ton truck and ben FS ae Sad SS ra > @ K-17. Vost-Dispat *h ' lderly woman to a assiat = @ , eet faethe “oe Bakeries are the n ' } Bor 4 | ks De! KxDp Cer ‘or * . ‘ lost successful. We invite ' : liv ne very one guaranteed Suee, Wel ‘floo: ioe ce; no dealers Olss Per- ; Shy : ; r ty f : | el rv and Wages, Se eaed aI thi xt argh “o i ow oman f 3 investigation in comparison. No better op- exceptionally low prices. shine 2d floo: abany r SO84J. WE pay the hi ghest » ice In cash o tra feed: first-class condition: fully equippe: FLAYERS—A large assortment of high- grade ery true " i , ; (coh . | d4hand clothin store; good wares “ayy e portunity for ' nag net wale ; | 7 f NEED E R me ‘Dr : a et ~~ _— Sak for used furniture rugs: ring us. Olive! ene 0 *} . Kk; day or nieht serwie ill b j k i “a Franklin ! t) t ~ a it \ Ca sti busi . 3 1 RN ‘ \). LO] Market ’ I i RC > ree ais dresses r sanita rv I 4579 or Ce ntr “a | ‘ } Walke r Ar t st "ON . - - 207 ‘ ne mic al Bl ig. c8) wees and shopworn pianos and players at HMroe > Apress Ce 414: : . - | : news a , ar on os se . ; : ' ee ‘ sh . me le , ‘ ’ - « 7 "es .. go Boy - . ? Br mt rs oly LEATER Wtd.— Expertence ABINET, GAS ; PLL LOLLIPOP Aoot an ’ngton. =) | eS _fc8}| AUTOMOBILES oe onaitt wo ps ot ’ sina to — , @ sines — ws : se on enine and hand pleat: man 7 ‘y . 4 ve ihe « > ‘ in : . : —— - — a | RS—Apply room 301 at i a’. "ashineton. third floor NTI HAT pot client We have rood business y te eee r ‘ } ee ” be kt vs td. « aa cathe? 41705 i 1386) shes t condition w-414 Pived. Tiers to) oe TEL Si to suit Gow ' 100 will bay from $850 a Sim for any "*% o ae ———————- WOU: S50 Oto 2M) net profits month!y 4 ortar “ Kes Aan . 1g APN hin Nig, : . . ; ; ’ ; . - RESHIRE PUPPIES Atte : J n . AE OL IAN ¢ °O _ 1004 Olive st. st (eTTy , cal Call 1245 N Jefferson, or sygred ater 808 N. oho (0) -4 = [ +} IK iD RS now being made . and we can prove it: Pore dd 6 ren " oF » npr: ies ati ato: , é ands eae ee. > oo di obit a ible. oll spring af ’ ‘Emilie ory hed Ramer il ps dong chat ( . Pm BICYCLES AND MOTOR CYCLES FRAN AN K ay [ EL} 3 BEST PL ACE — me. a puegubguapguanmegeentings ‘Z men ST) White; no night 5 — 6On ladies’ waists: good pay; steady all-vear aking Se required: $2000 to $401") RAGS. td We “pap ers -- Maedsine ? n« ray rt | ; ie) . BICYCLES ee — — AUTOMOBILE Wed We w il] bay “fasin Spiy B11 Pine st. (cB ition. SU Pr REM E WwW AIST. 447, Vashi: e. | wal Si ys _ cessar ¥. a. anager Baker Sy s- , bral QHBTR : Baas pa east 9008 Ps ne : : “STUDI . a ee ‘ AQUARIUMS. FISH. aged yt ios " Eth hand -upreme (vcie To buv: only two prices: time or ca*h: no !r- owner a good looking 7 passenger oak : refreshment stan “rt (c4) a . earborn, Chie nA = : 3) US Re. ao ia? % “(G s }- a ike sm , en Red: ; ~ | — : ae a eee | COTOBt Charwed: 10 per cent off for cush. with must be right and car in geod en . Call 6 p. m._tonigh Tl CKE 2 She OPPORTUNITY—Want to sell_my | REFRIGERATOR Wid DFor en eg! feyson and Gravois.” 9" Offer. Jef | Ce awrish—alive or cooked. 812 8. 10h} BICYCLE TIRES—High-grade ; | Mtsrest 207 discount, saves vou 850 to $160. vate ea stock with future of doubling in vaiue: r- as SIV ERALOR i r grocer’s use, 3 cae Pibnestndnianniethncinnsiptibnliniiasiiii: oie ann coe) | pte > ' ester players are best: none better: on ee Smee Se pr. Ask for Mr ry a (0) UCI ER RS quires finance ability to Sut evl through. ie 4 a4. Post _D wi id inake preferred IANO i 4 - outa, brass bed. F Or- nonskid : riaranteed one sea. San toe StH 2 rasatl ta s Baa Fells itself: DODGE wea. Touring: 1918 preferre€/ we r 1 rocery store i unless abie to. do not answer: ¢ > Roth. —— — onto S414 Olive, Bomont 3021. (8 | are and theft. Phone Main 1964, St. Louty| 9 ee WAITRESSES——Apply St. Luke’s Hi. ospital, ital to take care of increased volume; par- | - Ne reer APPARE Wtd.—Men’s suits, overcoats; | insurance Agency Co., O. P. Rutledge, man- ~ . ' enc ed, with references, as Delmar bl. ‘. tiles interested Can arrange inter few ’ ; ARM CHAIR R k Soe ; . —————— seescicntientsefieeeersenstaes (cS 7 I i ; ion’t sel} ooeqre seeing me 1. Iker 2 Pierce Blag (eR) } General Motor Sales (9. r . : : . . ockers, chairs, dressers; dav- : tk mS, Oxl2, USE Sol, > Cass. Tyler 28382J, Central S15IR. | | 3944- 46 Oli S ive st. n,. Forest 43 BSH. 0 dreseine Rox R-2909 Pnaat-T) ena hy) WAITRESSEB— Ex rienced: ; a. ~ — . enettes, dining room gets, rt rag | 2 LOW AS &. ~ reac’ (ol4) Mondays; first-class, a gs - $12.50 per eb ay 11h > 2g. st. : ere : a “iis es — tt teebox: most #. ceive’ foie for houssheeeina: ; Ae TA Ee NC | enna | -- —- e+ ~~ = 14) BOATS AND LAUNCHES | AITRESS—-Night. experienced arm. FR _ BUSINESS WAN TED big lot to pick from: ever’ thing kept in san- LOW EST PRI RS : re . ME 7 AP PAR EL Wed For ‘shipment: “men’s sults ad High cars to ship to oil fieids ant ‘ — = Ob’ atte wngut dpi ata athtiaiai tip sies ~~~ | {tary condition; free packing and shi H. WALKER FUR ‘ 7 “as ve shoes. hats. dresses: nay to S38: | C PANOE S-- 7-ft. $625 Webb Suetiieve ‘ , ] é ping URN. R or. ror I : furniture. Texas Shipping Co., ROR N Bo ane (cts) THE HOUSE THAT GU ARAN NTEEs | of Texas: highest prices paid: foners and washers; = | {nson’s Restaurant, %: “41 Olive. ' 1200 N. ‘Taylor, near WAlTRESS—_c — are IF YOU WANT ee ns sell pete esale SANITARY BOT _..__'©9) | 926 S. Vandeventer. Del. 50R. Grand 1846. | “ Ns! , SANITARY FOLDING Sia Tk, | (8) HORSES AND VEHICLES ALL ITS PIANOS ‘must be in good condition and ee a tt te nee Ae a « ee eee ah + Say Bere s.| ‘ ms Ia a T Mega Bonk Shan 12 8 tropdwas | MOTOR “CY LE —Johnaon: electr tric light and for the celebrated Sibure Theater unit er-, HUP “p 20. Wed. Or Ford ae 4 & gans and orchestral instruments along with $50 or 840 cash, balance ed ‘ oy n ikoe. Del Come ico dy for work. all a yw Pens elmar. Cabany 2852 . | . con- BED lenced shirt finisher and a TO SEI L OUT vince you how busy we are. Stands to rea- ctrie fixtures, $10: eas fron, $4: icet — - a nie on Fal ie ss , Irae , : ~ butt. : Giiiese me cepox, APPAREI-—25.000 suits, overcoats. pants./- - Pe POrs : turin ‘ ; ly Old St. Louls Laundr AITRE: ESS. -In restaurant; 10- 6; good wages . Son; our prices are low and our treatment | $7.50; electric Mibrarv lam 10, 1 Terry ; o- . our r 6 Main 2498. 613 Morgan. aS ee If vou want to sel) your business. let us ‘°S fair; you once get the habit of coming to) _aV.: Forest @451R ste 4921 Terry a on ae a ae car i pate ral ) Del. FOR SALE Group of unusual bargains in stand- \Teady for immediate shipment; yer day to starch ladies’ is TRESS—Kanner’s Restaurant. 702 N- anew. Highest pric ee paid for clothing dr. our A gen Re habeg as x veh te do ve and recom- SET PARLOR FURNITURE—Fine 4% aad tl Forest 767. ( Geller, "4426 Page. i x) 1s ate rt fy sp , ' ~~~ | ard made Pianos and Plavers. bring vour eertific ates w ith You,; _, y. Lange Laund aD st : = — s and shoe stocks. LEVIN, 814 ! ea oF Se eee ees im name Connecticut. Phone Sidney 768W 04) ARE , a es’ , ) SPN NS EOS team farm mares, 3 horses, team | , P «© WAITRESS—Expert enc oo Gem Restaurant. Phor 18 Olive M443 1. Residens e. Te nly at Levy Pros . S11-13-15 S 14th at., S TOV E. Oh h: ee os — a ¥ 7 BW’. Pee ae A PP ARE he ha d ; 20,000 iadies’ and rentle & nules Storage Co . 3921 Morgan. Finest Bele: tion of slightly used onen ey enings and Sunday. ; ‘eC 6). ite, to do first- clase laun- _ 710 Pine (c) 4883, wJJalnar The. . be from ‘lark ay.; Belt line passes tet) Victor 2939 R- ange. 4643" Louisiana on anlig Smeg Et ‘anythin in household | HORSE—Sorrel. 4400 Jennings rd. high grade Pianos to be seen in St. MONEY LOANE eC a se tome ne home; $3 day. Tyler Wait RESSES Apply emnematitan “Cake A STOVES AND —RANQHS b. = goods: highs st prices paid Phone Lindell | HORSES— Mules ; nd Wagons. 2053 Easton. Louis. fo ved roe yeaa Nee, {c) 4005 Olive._T.indell_4384, (eh) BUSINESS FOR SALE beg cow pgloe te 8 30° wuld i beautif" amin ae oven. Sab: comme gas | wa) or Delmar 2003. H. Appelman. 4218 | ee ee UPRIGHTS tion Co T2i0 Olive a ree watek, j PPP — \A eed a tin ‘orest fe) . a Page })} g ic , TyYADaL ee a ~ wen : white, for laundry ’ > 4 ‘ , . . a : and coal range, 4 gas and 4 coal burners are . . _ —— HORSE Harness, runabout and two-wheel . SOL I) 218% ears for te and working condit ~ day. Cosmopolitan Re ataurant,. 5801. De! AU Nh a. Tot —Well equipped; wil! | BED Also high-oven gas range, heater. jino-| 18-inch oven and warming closet. $124. 6.| APPAREIL Witd.—-Men’s suits. overcoats. sulky; cheap. 1021 8S. Vandeventer. (e7) Ww. W. Kimball | Fell. 3628 Wash seonte | Ac years, Sates d P inves’ 6. 5 FKaston Lindell 7° (ng leary? ’ , 4 ’ $ , O : oa t ‘ ashington,; leanest gearege, aptist Sanitarium, 91 ' = mar di: (c) BUNINE —— seston. Lindell “208, (0G) eurn Sxl2, used th months. 4114 N Grand home coal ranges, canopy top, $59.50: Su- shoes, ladies’ dresses and suits. HORSE._Wae = and hasnen tr 5. Call 1318 Nemby & Evans. a . iS) ; 4 ~~ -+-—-— ~ .. SS t . SOME i ~ , &: | ut in Sam erior hole to clo set 4 tl y liens be , shi ye gS: 4 o*, e to w i] ~~ . P ‘) web h. OnS. ™ FP i j Vv a — : pa 8 WAITRE S8—Experienced: 7 hours per dav; 2152 Easto “Hot Ss Te ee BED OM ae erent: Bie ORBITS, | et échole be Soe S81; Quick Com ve 4B Central BER. jeate will 415; Wright st., between 2 and &. (ed) deotmewen eerpernped , | ALL automoblies and mortgazes bought. loan DRY HELP j i" fk pe Sa 5 sata Restaurant, 3170 5 . CA NDY Ss T ORE- ( a ry ti Phone C Me a mM ST 1” ae aM $. enamel ‘ on hy me a it . $84: allow Bid, lle ~y ; f ; Ho RSE > TW Oo dra ft horses end ~ Wagon. Sterling. mahogany _ getiek- edeets ne ! sae : country Copiers. ee my CR Rs ran ctor 4 fc) t—Good loc a on. *hone Cer TOM s ( ‘omplete, | —————ee——e | Taylir a@\ iSM) £300, 4° orissan . (c4) ; VAITRESSES—2: supper watch: aiso 2 walt- ue : ST ERE de a ' wagons, buggtes ll descriptions o be resees, dinner wate Aprly F. D. Tyler, CONFERCT ION ERY And ary Foods. 928 BEDROOM SLUITH— Ine ludin g dress: ng t tab! Qe; WASHING MAS Hi] N 5 -Rhy eH rd ; astof f ( ‘lot oo Ww anted Ry pe tay Sarees SE COSCrEpt ions, “1 N Autoplano ‘ ae > iy. _Four D_ Shop. Bomont and Pine. : ao ~ ntury Building Barber | 1: uate i a . 2 8 ) h ae M. c: A., 20th and Eugenia. (o4) ; On ee = rT ler a 142 ee (eR) used short time; $135. 1202 Ss. B met Jeaving cit Call Cabany 5083 W a 4 dies’ we nts’: prices ne obje 4 ut SKS—Team draft horses, macadam a ‘ p Chase ... soba aie DON’ = - your car at a sacrifice, We will ’ Aan f , . . " 4 : om yair ranch. nri ig setae “Fe Sed Se peter Cc . “ ; — aa eT will - r Ol ive 2 ar , ./8 ‘* ’ ) “ee © } : ims ~ - . vit! t eeee re mand checkers. J. Arthur . 4 WO eahew work Forest ae do cleaning ever 866 oor meaih iry branch, hve ae 3 ip 1 EE epg oon pag gS rR = aE = VW ¢ enc MA‘ CHINE, KE de n copper: Hoover ' ages tH ray complete; taken for debt. me Be eeshii : ; Olive &, t Yer ae Auto Schoot, ston “f : rare ‘ “ ver pe : Etat “. . leaner: har ns 927 caston ‘i M4) moegpnonanay — iy ay ils ae heii eaait ARs nee “he ; = ee , ae nme ee) — WOMAN—Colore : - b : reason fot s@lling, 4900 weston. se ee ys } . £aSs range, coal ranges, child's tab! a. a 5a ‘ y TURN well R 2 OLD ‘LOTH ES Ss INTO , - ae . | orter. Aalco re Sth at d, fo ashing ottles Yo CONFECT lON ERY— Business in good shane: an ‘hair, banjo inlaid with pear! 825 WASHING M ACHINE—Fden pure onstr ator READY Fh Sti. ui OR Ses. 16 990 ach. 4 oy . ‘AGONS AND GRANDS. D cxsttusiitlitidd tii BODIES” ; — pa | : - ee account sickness; 2 living rooms: good lo- _'**#S ay. | PEE aA A eg iberal discount, terms, Box Y-874, P.-D ! h aggie o\ vty pric pa) me 7 4 ESS: » ‘ Ivers @ Pond ....60.... .. BODIES : and ilsters on shirts Rats Ai Ba ra te oF col- | cation: reasonable. Box Y-49. Post-Dis BEDROOM SETS—Beautiful dining and dav- | | ticle is 1; I buy men su oP ge ons ote LD. PHONE. SRINTOCH ‘T. | Decker Bros. .... 645 ony oh yond thevet 9 touring -« live er ig fer) 2 - the si - - _ —ee —_ matinee ieteen ’ x ‘ . Y : . . . ‘ . . i - . reve -— — — CONFEC’ TERY ' . a rPlar enette sets of the late attern: li ion , es, et eall_on 15 min ao ace TRS -ELi "AS I swees oer? > “SONI CTIONERY- An 1 soft drink parlor ie se 0 e iatest patt y i, YWEDS—GOOLD OPPoOP — NIT + 7 ‘OR | rite or hor NN. Oc«eslender, J02O Clasgo'v _ eee AE sere TC ithe : ‘nabe RODY Ford dellwvery side ote: pate 7 1 MANUR * _ Sidney 971W. 1089 Julia. 7 we, ed fa eR RR AR OR TE AMET EE NGO. see NE ete also = Fough dr et | Souk Rdisinn we wi conditions g00 an MAN --For sc rubbing and general clean- South Proadway: doing very good business soriment of grapho hones, stoves, an WANTrac el ‘or ‘ West End oe a Fanito!l Co.. Bovle and Laclede fey account of PO od, 0 ta pope? and ree: Caan or Nbera! terms, S&S my... weseees cot ne CAN hed SE - D roman? a iniad E224 tAST ST. LOUIS (cl All Pianos marked in plain figures. , | BODIE (OMAN Steady. reliable, for cleaning ick; bargain. Box R-199, Post-Dis 1406 Franklin avy, ) awed YY REE FOR SALE VARES ' nr ODIES—New and used commerciar—— ee ;, ———+- eran — - —~ | Wi a , AR —feam young farm “mares, doubl ‘ , , yy " . BE DROOM SUITE fnall ‘"OMP ? E UK: GOLDEN w Tt Y SE mit NEW AND 3 harness; cheap; no further use. 1129 Y CASH OR MONTHLY PA MENTS. ener wy ies — Valvers}: > . Fr. see ~~ 4 |COUPE BODY ae 2) RY MAKERS : Gea! Hotel. 2800 Locust. . . , DELICAT KSSEN. ice cream, good lo ation: ; Patil te z >t ae “ : a . : ‘ : ‘ Stesthe permanent position: excel- WOMAN~—for kitchen. 476 N, King’s high- west; tnoney-maker; S2000: terme. AF ESSA. F .v, Ri RING AND $) \rERM: SASSY CL OTHING- Palm Beach and_ 0 her light _Leon lard ay. (HS) Will fi i | r p way. ic6) express; 2 good trucks: $3000; terms C1 $3 PS) ENS EE SD E XLS WAL KER FURN. €O., 1117-19 LOCUST, | _ suits. from $8.50 up. 520 N. Sara (c4: 2k Dark bay: lost Saturdav: , 18 te “oe car: a C7 ae. ae wks Lavy. FOMAN—To fold circulars: n e erier e Mish market; 2 living rooms: $700 ss > anerae” . : ; +, (oS) CL OT HING | fa lies’ suits ] dresse S. mers . feet. } az . face weight abe rut “% ye hil Al condition. 2315 Locust BREN R S Ran eh “ Grocery and meats: East St. Louis; $900. | H. WALKER SRN. CO., 1117-19 LOCUST.| — ee ee POEM IREe 8 KH ‘te. overcoat: alightly used. S201 Kas-| rewar 40% Papin, ye FQRDT COMMERC IAL BODY—-$30. - “2S ” . puuminog - ; ‘ a ic ay (ey rz 1 14 5 Ga. Eperie © Haanel, 109 Pine. ick) Grocerv; close in; $1200 ais 93) | GOOD VALUES-IN FLOOR COVERINGS. an: a (cS) 7 ; = Charles. (c14) OMAN-—Or girl; general housework; smal!! Grocery and meats: west: $5000 BEDROOM SUITES— Almost new seg ancy. pattern, @xlZ matting rug, cotton) —°" * ; MULE—Large work mute; $75; 5 large young | FOR D TOURING BODY—B d- Cab 4 years oe to monet ot | family. 2729 Russell. Grand 4254R. (e-4) Brocety and market: west: $6400 brown mahogany French gray . American arp. $5.85, (rex room rugs in biue, green $3.50. E 4. 1086 M: irke AER SOIT 8 RE ranu-new, « abe. pani or phone Forest . OMAN—-For cook and assis 1 f estaurant: close in: $800 Walnut, elegant dining suite. handsome liv- cottage rues, 6x9. $7.35: fords, pumps, $3.00. Etavard, eh W AGONS—-Two, extra large. for empty bar- (03) Marvland ok and tant; $11. 4600 | Restaurant; near car barns: 981200. ing-room tnt + Aon AP gg» age al str aes a et 39) rels or boxes. Kroger Grocery and Baking Cor. 11th and Olive Sts. | Forb PANE f. RODY— For sale, or Tabet for a 14, lkin . Restaurant: m fe distr | ee i £40 4). er- jal . b tif a l; " « . = ’ ; “Th y TUS 1s mm ri r 8 3x10 5 in ' SURPR 1S] N( ‘7 y ehean prices aN men's $a YI) - (“o. : _ Tiffany an d Vv | _V ist: a. i *T5) Toadster bexty. Hits erat tde ° g nitee over for wa s OMAN niietonn white, for cleaning work ILLINOIS RUSINESS EXCH ANGE. “NT piano, beautiful lamps: good phonograph Persi an and 1] e lo o. wel Be ae we ratte. | —— a (eS) | k -. with light housework; ; 'n large office z Apply at once. 8830 Olive Y ite RI} $¢) YT, , - brass bed, handsome rugs: splendid bar- A i. 7 ove Signs, $42: Seamless | ple sulta: come and see 2707 Lafayette FORD RBODIES—A All kinds: trade your: | “te | , Pe, BBS (jranite dg... 4th and arket. gains. Owner. 6127 Cabanne. (4) xininster roo , rugs Sid; SeCamiess velvet | (c62) | , ki mencemte delivery. Riefiing*s, ° st ain, ‘ 728, 223 Rosemont st ; a “ee ane pe gee . ie wer. 1) gg tas Seer. nae fe ae muonewals. th . Baad . P| . 7° bs . . r} i. bee ‘} a | rove . a | = Se ree. white, for children, a . | Sain Warwick a sth fand ae Re B lease; living rooms if desired.| round table and Chairs, $25: rugs. 844° y 2c: linoleums sal Bes nee. ae ‘7 EXCHANGE M U S I Cc A L REDECKER streamline bodies for re +4 experienced a have ; yomony : __ 1c o) | a — — - esnaleeee ar bl. to) tn ] i ‘ ; } t gS y ds. nh piece ‘nes | ih 3 ‘ T] a | —ae ia bee “e mo te ~ xq Tegeck goo wages. ox ; : DRY GOODS STORE -Fine., established. Ri OKKC Shi a me ee page eo od a . 9 5 fe) 7 ai ae ; — TO EXCH ANGE Five passenger fourmng ear Se 4d / 'g ‘) Pour ‘0. vy; terme to eult t ec (eS$ . | ROMA AND DAUGHTIER—Cooking and) business: invoiced for $3000; a rare oppor: | chairs and bedroom sat, wicker sun Morn i cloth. ser yd. ioc: cone $8.80: for roadster or smaller car 1027 Parkic®) | MUSICAL INSTRUCTION 4 o| Body Co. 8716 N. Sth. Tyler 884. fefdy Perienced on power ma- g “tne. babany ee ee te At 162, Post-Dispatch furniture, dining room set, McQuay tcebox , “7 in. long, 6ée each. | Ont gy ete CNS, Sl | H n-Landau Garment Co., q Stqameninieees a ee | GROC ERY—Cash business: small stock. “1501 | and other misc ellaneous items, owners e/v Walker's 8. _ 206- 208 . 2th (co “4) , GOLD AND SILVER VIOLIN— Mandolin. grulter, banjo, ukulele, ° ° Pt C ASSES Peewee ¥v. (cB | nal -. -Fiderly. to care hyd availa and! Singleton st. —=__ ___| Jing up housekeeping, 5355 Pershing. (c7#) ae’ ie ee ee REE A ce Queerte aie, Dae ip instruments loaned. Putnam, 1121 | High-Grade Pianos at DORRIS—2-worm chassis: ine ke fronts and backs on B oiin ry ees Sees ROMS, os Car- |GROCERY—-And meat market: South Side. BRASS BIED--New, box spring, mattress, | OU R [ OC A T ION § SAV ES Yy OU HIGHEST price naid for mole old ewerry = Pn SORES... Spy Ere See Nenana ie) 9 r; ‘Al condition ail ‘aroun ANd die pocket machine op- q —— | good business: low rent. Inquire 8305 Mer- tnahogany library table, desk, dining table ; broken false teeth Mi f, 10Sly Market. (“) | RAGTIME (azz) positively taught —begin- ne Pp os ca F Bomont 3842, Central is anders; union amg & OMAN To age clean fi urniture : : Der- | aes, foQ2) | no dealers. Phone Forest 4355 (c} MON 2 Y HIGHENT—Price paid fo ‘ir gold. old jewelry ners or advances plivers in 20 lessons. SDeCclA riceés or 13\ oiive’ ‘ ; eT F ent wor pply elirun Urhiinim, “ = am : : . . : Daca rE . Soniniisin din wy = : ; “5 . } * 2 7031 A's voice, ukulele, violin, zz drummin = —— TT POURRA Mereny-sy eemeee ——- ah fngton ath econ hand Washington x j i GROCER Y—And meat market: retail and BRASS BED—Fine: complete almost a eer eo Se | and broken false teeth. filler, 4% ist = “ti ‘hristensen a rer ‘THottend Fy DORRIS—2-ton chain-drive chase. anion gton, ot pidiniglatiapetapec ane wholeaale; must gel] on account of sick- | 5G, also one day lounge, $25, Stdne, heed y @ full ne of new, up-to-date! Market st. eae yet ’ aoe ONT - ' 4 ee ig! y ce good rubber; a bargat aotienne— - experience AN—Colored, in Chine se laundry; know ness, Box P-124, Post-Dispatch. (eo) | 123K: 8702 Meramec. : (co) then. that ee cle Uving jrooms to the’/ casH puid for gold, silver, platinum, | _Phone Olive 2972, Central 85041. ___ (ci Phone Fultz, Botnont 342 ” Centrabedage "3 a. a steady F oar 5 mpihnnl $12 week. Cabany GROCERY—And meat market. in Maple- CH AIRS- Table, leather couch. mahogan> an cteietanl oetean ecrl St ae Co. OMAN R wood, near new atee! plant: doing a nice booke ase: leav! ing town. 418 Delmar. whee ir specialty is the exchange of new fur- | false teeth. Phone Olive los. iller’ (, a) ge : ats se a - _ | DORT CHASSIS-— latest mode! : a 4 _ + ion ay: gp yell me med ba ss ret. | steady. paying business; invoice about 67800. ‘COMPLETE OUTFI tS Try our club plan niture for your old furniture Olive st. TUNING and player work & spec alty Frank Chiekerine & Sons small Bab dition: driven 1000 miles: ‘ eno: ey Bo ie I r Cla re. Box m 89 9. T Post-Dispat: *h. 4 ich) | when furnishi ng a home; with $10 vou can If in the marke* for a talking machine. be JEWELRY WATCH ES | Stell, 1414 N. 16th. Central! 1948. Tyler 250 pt ‘ . y will take $425 terms 409 Washingtot SITORS . ») GRE Yo ‘ERY--' -Will sell my grocery. . market: have the goods delivered to you, balance | Sure and see our line of Pathe and Symphony | thy SPORE AS nied mie — ee innecngititiess AS 8) (5 ra nd dull brown mahog engl FORD « aa aakee New; §25 below jist. Ki Vere. SHOPS—Ladv's high-grade sailor ties, ox: mares, 272% Clark, & —™ —__ —— -——— = day Saturdays ‘ MANE xperienc ed on light soldering QROCERY —And meat market : best locaton: _ when open. 4618 McPherson ic@) bet . ED. 713 N. Yith_st. (3) We oat, £°Od Pay. for day work to start: | “cash, carry: $4000 business monthly; sick: | DAVANETTE SUITR—Excelieat condition. _— vg MORGAN SPO?” DIAMONDS W(d.— We will pay cash for your) § EXPERT plano tuning, repairing: reason Stei ied in d er ter; old chasaie t ACHINE OPERA- ; : ore tor wae ge 35 Ajax nr | nessa: first oe gga rong 5 a” ¥in- used short time. 1202 8 P roadw ay. (cT@ 4 H> Ron ion 839: Kir a hearth c central 52 - | ity, Worm: ser uF Bretdway. prices In leas | noi. au vor guerat teed 1 Fel dm an, ; teinert, WSsec Im demon stra. mn : | today, ‘ sine a o IN froadway ferson a Victor 17: @rand O27W Ti dul brow l gs ; . i ‘ ; ‘ . st ; I y f } ‘ oO ine “ rt ing. repairing, rebuild 1 pianos, players ! ! iahogan: ; almost ORD - ee ire wheele and sta en’ — i MEX ~Two white women or giris for o ; # c 9. ) , SS ; steady work. lunch counter and kitehen,. 262 1 Chiouteau, ote. =e ‘Ram Ps ox: L Ispate Bicinines eS 9 een LN = on for new and als Niv ur Wwe r . , rer, . . a | Berk Bead money maker; pays $10.00 a DAVENPORT anne ete and dining room oult. Cash; ring us S79 o ‘er tral 5% | | )] ASC NI S W AN ED ford) a & 6 Erte for work in factory: bring over | loented: will pay to investigate before buy to furnish - rict i ita en ah Dim eek - Sohmer splendid tone... .#150.90 4000 Olive wt. “ # (c) 4 envy shoes; Kood wages. Lacied ing elsewhere: don’t answer unless vou mean! DINING-ROOM sU TTES—We have 10 brand- utfit. SOR? Seeds mee” a va bee Bont oe et our offer: diamonds are in- | WANTED — Keller Bros., mahogany. $145.00 FORD—Coupe. new or used | 30 ae? OF EE AA eerie yee ¥ « I e i +? ‘ , z : ‘ c : - 2 an —_- o — a m ‘ & . 410 KING HOUSEKEEPER To do cook: | ‘ liam and Mary 4 ist ¢ buf. | & low ! 4 HOTEIL-—t& rooms, rent $160; income $800; Jam and Mary desigti, consis ting of buf- | $7.! up titche $21.5 ( . i n alit ir ¢ amount i > : eden! . (dining | itamor as >. er karat| instruments, TONY PLACHT, 1001 Pine Star—like new .. $245.00 (rade; easy terme Hasler’s. 41 o x ° ced _— oo P-R43. Post-Diapatch. ee A Experjene ° a od — terms, or will take equitv in good real » WALKER FURN. CO. 1117-19 LOCUST v4 ‘ AER, : oF ye tak ur ed furniture in change door north Market , Metablished 1888. (cf od o> TO electric pianos, uprigh made into piavers like new, ‘ 650. ‘ a - iM b é ty CO., 1100 MEN ‘‘olored ; must not weigh less than vear or py a hotel in Illinois. centrally | Cah an a 4605 elt : & “gn : B. | | $ hiRL tul7 Coup e, go04 or nditions a pry. ; ww ne ) f charge: he 2, ae TRO Manchester. (C8) hnsiness. ox P-232. Post-Diavatch. cS) new Jacobean dining-room suites, in Wil- gas ranges - A Bg ‘alue datly: we are in a position |~ Vietor——mah €170.00 trade; easy termes To sew on coats ; “ , CASH paid for saxophones and secondhand r—manogany ..... FOHRD—Coupe, 1918; One c ev | “a and care for -room house: take entire price £7000: hotel! >) rooms rent $75. in ee ie and 6 gern nin a leathe: ‘ sen’ i ‘hairs r } “af tls a ‘26 i en ‘pe 5 sta! xtension ’ i] ° 78 lary : ; | ‘ 0 Y “ : which we are offert } en 40 — oe pede exten: ae +, “ | aize : & i 5) . — é are offering for $165: open ey ion ’ | ZeR ; — — (‘abla Neleon rehiisichad $950.00 bor ivl0 coupe, alm ont new. fohna nT) A‘ if” i's _ BAT Olive _st h - & ge. permanent. ~onition: laundress er. ‘ome $00, price & | . oe throug ; ee salary $0: don’t answer unless you “Cc. ° HILI, Ast. 207. 810 (heatnut st nings except W ednesday, r. 3d. Farr inaton rugs, $20: Axminster irs. ‘ 3 ' N i. opposite Metropolitan ‘18 S. STORE, 5th d york the, Position and Oh ap by = os LUNG H ROOM “Small ce - rai lly lec ated: big _& Son. Furniture Co., 4519 Easton (C2) S720 prin 7 : 5 30 “mattresses a ** Blade fh 16 ors nor th of Ollve *s) "PIANOS AND ORGANS e Is ere & Pond . plain mahogany 2 rm ak " — a — . = : ost-Dispatch fey) avis a ee ee eo iin” rs te on re O10 OR. ern a Yen cae a 7 ) Sa iil m . ; : » Coupe; brand-new, immediate « : Chins enetoratbae ens iiaiui ) Money maker Box R-35, Poat- Ty anateh DINING ~-ART_R.—§F in ° P r as , ‘ niers, $18.25 we ‘arry [DON T a ifi: your diamonds: we loan , P * | * Mr. Stone. Ap e ADY—To wass, OF table, oe Cree NG HA Tn aT owen: nent od busi- | chairs: also ire Sen ae er mets fe tot odds and ends useful | very me, | vaine or will pay spot cash up to $500 per ‘ lent Bush & Ger r pres-ciase —t — age T, eS ee all today, Sie Cam. ot oe (c _ Wx iar Salisbury. ai 4 NeRs. 90 Vai ndeventer ti e' , Maffitt ’ : way below the regular price: a 1} karat. Frankel’s. es. « or.. Sth and Ptr | cesuniamereaeacarente $140. _Feidman. oils Park - ‘62 Other Pianos-—from $99 upward. , Lf U NO LADY—-To aot he file rn ork “ana iit mis es a = 2 ae 1 = sheeran ' or inhaled ae . ‘ | WA Le on = renee s 1ites and floor lamps. bo PIANO An: too] A ae 13.0 McCaus ! ee ‘ cy oe onder ful , bd i¥ extra ale! ? N gd reap - ; vr ot f dishes. cooking utensils LER-AT ‘ ~TRO: as How SE Fl RN - — und « (i rt. , Pa ated itm, 3 and city license, $509 ; ' LAY ER PIANO SPECTATLS N tirand 2d floor north ; also be relief tele ’ iE RY STORE of T ee phone operator for large (3) | nee ns - 5 af ’ ORS Be een acturing “concern: state age, educa y RE | jocation: — | —biain tables: cheap. 5751 Easton. _ic4) | is Pre on nyer mee aml With sUch a vocation should look can't agree. Box R-t 4. Post-Dis, _s #6) FI RNI TU LURE Tirst-clase kitchen oo .ANDIRONS—Carpets, furniture of all da. _1_ block east tt a. te | eee a h tine elegant Bedford uph a papeed Angee scriptions; contents flats. dw ellings best | BABY ¢ a KS—Hocks, reds; $2 dozen. $18 VPIANO—TS'sed & months: leavi! ng city; make m reed Venetian iue finish a a “into the fdv OMING HOUSE--1! rooms, weil furnished : 1116 Bt. a dvan of Bell tele- Ro LIGA Bt. Ange. ! ) is, 7 1 ERATORS a on rp. de 4 a lesse if wanted. Cr ll 4082 Delmar. — ' URNITURE—Contents of 5 rooms; all high: | cash prices; need goods bediv; large or per 100; mixed, $1.75 dozen Depke, 2420) ° otrer Vandervoorts’ spectal. 4604 Wash- Franklin Plaver Piano—oak. brand-new. Investigate, . % e operating. fiss killington ROOMING ILOUSE Ocenpled ; good 10 ation: | grade. 1420 Goodfellow, EA ee ») small lots. Se hober, Del. 2058. For _ IS. FOS) N. Tavior. — ; } tngton b Cab! ho : eorneone easy terme GEE MFG co 4 a 4 Olive st. will be glad to tell. must sell; bargain. 8109 Olive 1 FU RNITU RE—Dining. room set, etc. 2822 ANTIQUE and modern furniture: complete | CHICKS—Husky. vigoro s rocks and 3 reds, 32) so: Seiaie ee NON — ‘ons The adie-—manogany. Car (o. Colleeum Bi4e . . olf ———--—- CC (oy furnishings of dw ellings or ama!) lots: get | dozen RLS et ze| ‘ ibanyv 1484 | be new: wreasonaite > ae se RA ’ way. Ellington Manuola—mahog- cunt You all ‘ men MING HOU SE- —-§ rooms. £0 anletel ‘fur- ov ae ee a OR P - . s ili ee about the work. Call and ; o.| Cur bid before selling. Dennis Bros., For- | {jiN—Plymouth, and 18 chicks; aE Marmol eaten’ & Co 2th and Olive (eb) any. OV ERLAND--Coupe, 1917 model: 1 oad, 4. f , . tires new Shite ‘all me EM : ' wmneehanically perfort J SiSSi i Av. he i * , nished: lone entanlinn ed, 20 Paw | Ft ANITU tE—Contents of room house ‘ ™ ‘ S1881PP — a tak her. SOU THW ESTERN BE LL re ME Tae SE rv ie rs aes rent ARN ( ‘ote Brilliante. ’ (Mm) anant 020 wn Delmar 38 i (cS) | seh hen. 48339 Ashian A, ic) —--| BEDS Wta | PIANOS and player-pianos. $75, $100 K rofton—fumed oak. ferred. perment plan 2RINA Locust ies 4 ° /ROOMING cinataiiaiiniaaainttiaitiniatesininnai Pp “ 112 S" ‘Newstead "RNICURE- Married? Walk right ugs, heating stoves, dressers E . ! : 8 ct; can rent f auy_snything. __Bomont 1866 (c8} SAFES $700, $300 $450. $500, $650 and Sohmer Cecilian—#220 STIDERAKER Coupe, 1916 model 3 OPERATORS 4 SEPHONE COMPANY. _ Seo) | ei 1 noone: ee | 1 int » rent f : aa os "i ba 0 ippe {: rooms coimpiete: se) htact; can rent iat panne - - , , ; ; ws : , G LAn? py “ i. STI D10.- ‘Photogr apher’ _ weil equ 404] Sy r+ - BEDS Wd Furniture oe “~ a eta ‘ : $ a ; we’ ‘4 ' eaah or time sehubert & Sor a : S adie : : - ~~» rs J | A jood dancer; stead offer. Jefferson 1; * _ Tanis ar iture, carpets, stoves, con- | ~~ | 3807’ Frankiin (eM) Cash or very liberal monthly ont ee Ga be a te, Ce pos ne ’ ce to sell: make &n mqatimmmanaeiitinin aente SEE si ietliihiiiithiiaciesta ‘ bumpers. State we +. CHA eR? RU Te RE-—Piano, Quick Meal gas range, nishings of dwellings. Call Forest 6025| . alae aie Rid St ¢,| class condition; taken in trade on player: coupe and price @fil tnterest you tig e, J oe believing cash or terms. Open Sunday fore es | SIE FF , Cc) lar eg ae ir ; ; a . or dry goods and Tadlen’ A ~ leebox, sideboard, davenette and other fur-| or pH ar Set r . will arrange terms to suit “ . Fine Hats. iy x roe : y-to-wenr; closed Sundays. 2480 Ra A WORKINGMAN'S CHANCE—A St. Louis niture; bargain. Cabany 828R; must be sold | a Snnee Sere vennis Bi — = LEHMAN PIANO CO., 1107 Olive st. () | q ™~m r+ a0 | | | et ee en ceed bey, te a fot nore | tater es | a geet Seiare at oo “eee | SEWING MACHINES TLAYER-PIANO--$285, mahogany case: | u Sy” i 9 “ILSON MOTOR CAR CO 2071 Lacnet’ 18" c ° ; s ons, ¢ Ss Ais, Weillings. TrCUtt | wH.~An- - ; ‘ Aa Stoo ee ee we per Manat tO te yy §8-note, bench and rolls; terms to ; ._ — : ROADSTERS Be LAD o8-Good salary and commts-| ant work, with roo! par. to a few from |FURNITURE—Redroom, sitting room and, gtorago. 472) Masten Delmar G4. Cabanv | ; a of sewing machines repaired. | suit. (ell) # * om Apply Mr. Fa iv with tools j 2 neler, Marquette Hotel, | wen han Onn ' . hie kitchen furnishings; sewing machine, re SO ALL - rk. Pa While ‘ nn and a 4 S200 ta $3 in comneny stock. which 6 frigerator, electric Vacuum cleaner, no o —— LO Reet ws | Romont ROW. Central ont R if) t. EHM AN PIANO CO.. 1107 Olive et (5) - V : ane ; . ..... +, 2 nein me —- BHRISCOR —Chummy let Morr 1018. ae oreeey ” ee 12 a. m. and 8 an - ool-paving investment, guaranteed | FEATHERS —20,000 Ih feat! ay * eqpeanse hia seh ht ‘4)) a al lealere. Forest &&87R ° S\aere. pay SEWING MACHINE—Drophead Singer: $10 PLA YER-PIANO—$155.; used mahogany a ne —— — i. Dr, Willteme. 41 nest los#: call at once 708 Victoria | — a HOe as T0e te . ares Di—Refined, and neat appearing: pee Res a ty: acy Sas Mr Frv. (78?) | PU RN ITU RE-- Dav enette. dresser. c niffonier. F eath svi of d = enil 0 er + teers _splendid machine. S23 _N, Therese. (5) case, fine tone, S&-note: bench and roils _ RECORDS : . : Min teal tole aie anni, — gas water heater, sulky, baby cabringe, pic: | 02-4428 Page DL (08) | BEWING | MACHINES— Slower and . giber | 08r) SUMAN PIANO CO. List Olive ot. ® a tie. well taken care 7 ce” | a awe s : n ‘ ‘ - ul Fo ) Vv ” \ . iO- - we “Seen . ‘ . a ‘ ‘ ‘7% ' ba ‘ it bad ' “ he > ; =. t ‘; short hours; refer- tures. beds; ieaving city: bargains. 6326 _— SITURE Wtd.—3 or 4 rooms “wood fur- ‘ - od aa? 8 ‘Ch ‘ nteau, ib perfect: 9 (ob | T a be ae. nr ' — te RECORDS and phono«raphe bought. one ase ; th Nor ey wi) earr fice ae Box K-180. Post-Dis. fer) FOR SA LE—W | D| | rote , ‘4 niture: private party L indell OA20 ” me, Chouteau te eA id. P! AY *R P | ANO. ote. My ahbogany ; exchanee4. Recor) Exchange. 1000 I! ea ; ; ‘al after @ wales Wie uiside ales exper! - FUCRNITCRE 2.0) ——-— _- _———— — RNT’ TURE N . nen ur ola ~ | SINGER—And other m akes, from $5 up UD, and like new, bench ee oe i vow — me sty aaeaee, ate ended: tn ie 9: — aaa a” ‘ RICn - *s yr? : Cah Ow , ‘ . OFFICE FIXTURES ' y rs = all Diavers roll ® ' . re ' poner x ned Z iiitve ela, ’ °l Wavany a e 1AM ‘Porcelain, high-@rade: cheap | rey i ee Rade 0 uae 0 aa ys - : . STORE AND o b.av f Ve TO om May-Stern Music De} is ; ; favaned wi Ba ewe) ‘ a peel orce tem) > pe Fd pond x 1. niinester rug ~ Satu . | . 2 Get our bid- spot +e ae | a ES * ‘TALKING. MACHINES * readeter, “ : 1) “ ne - . ane ie z 15 ooh a eee a . . ——— ees — ——— : ontents owe late i‘ewnt SAD, 2 | yl , WANTED PIANO- Steinway & fons Vert! Grand im - ~ - ‘ > ae ead Millinery u BARBER | CH feterek 3 an" "e 4 ten PURNI . due —— Bras Fh 5 agg ME ny aon 61 Pon Portm an n 2801 Cass av POO a = style dull mahogany case: price §6%). email EDISON r~ ey ~y model phonograph: ma-~ Cll VRE a oe ister ‘ . nee - r ‘ if LierRe, r oo°c ‘ - - - om ' _ mor = * All flats, dwell large ang smal! lata, con. , Box A-45. Post-Dispatch. ; = tice | RENT pianos, $4 monthly uo: ore year's GRAFONOLA = Calum’ 1004 ae on pent on ic a4 A. Weise eb e able people. ” wi uy, move or ents ate weilings; ghest cash prices. WE pay top Drives for used store A office | -— im . ee tn Ae) oe ds, Prosser's, 8218-20 Olive a 'SCHORER, 4455 Page. Del. 2985, For. 395% Axrures. Liberty Fixture Co. 61@ dor “Hr et Ho records: in Ane sondtt tien. “like” new: “oei}| DoDGR ols cadeer. SIT ate | All makes, | See mot ral 58%, Olive et (06) bargain. 1011 Market (@) NFBLD’s., 610 Washington. (cd) HOWBD SCALE CO., 512 St. Charles st. meat 507, Central (e@) Centra) 7190 ( Eatad|ished Ld \ \

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ee 5 », my — — ~— ~~ x -_ ae eel ee > - me m3 x - nite a i & —_ tt, Riastatt dt Lm ao ~ , noni aus er ot ae cacnies bo baad Me « ae ae rast oa. » § eit ah adlok wigs A is Lh artreaiihus va — » — - = ee ae ae — eee cn me sili allen — semuene plein er — maken « — nod antadiinty oe pags oS T. 1 i iain A ‘T-N ose at ISPATCR ry omos! pom a kA): ~ - eae a 2 GE = . ‘ alse ‘cet aeemeenene eae Koad at it cy as "ora E _— oD. pone 919; a c , trond vole | ot es. ‘ d . OBA BABO Owen 1. x ee yt so nage = ean ne new. mo +H oe aur A comin an e_onire ow. ns (ch ama ans me te t, as; un re 8 pe 4) ALA A : elon! | Foes guar. 20 ic Berto “ante TOU MOB T etm: cs Oo. a “ws ae like new —aneea AP Sei . e S . , oa Cc PAP Al i “a e id f i o i E s A 1D i mic .§ early um “rag mire 12 verbs im ail ¢ ARS ~~ pyle Idx. uber- finest. ne ee, CI hauled cone cord tire te ae ‘M E mL a ; ha *\W : as - | . oO 1 n we i iia Fi . Ace. Ro er Wilton, euari 1 ' er | TAN q, op sring senate an eee IRI L ite er, TY ‘ ne ed ear } ° 8 fR—7 ea ir ~ a « ke : 7 ¥onD— 0% pe ‘i a or ¢ bal sav ae HEV Nave i-D sonabi mang oe BP sory wins A .; ‘ a 7? ‘Roads in > yrt 1 Locust ar as ij- | - tio R ura cord as le. ar l; me | HI — UT oc well.” La ome big Gan. OLeT= Bri tires: 28 now. 8) uPMO et er o net 919 inde el. Cott. | a “P-¢ pa 9 = « r 29 hey 1 00" ~ Sip BI U B B OF blocks ae tra. mtd or cil $62 ‘17; oe) | aot meat Bids “conaitio ” veins | oor Poa RIN BILE E "Nised k ac id 19 Cc 192 4625 oO ) cre Vi iu r ; ig t 180 nd | 1stt . fin re T G —- Ss 7 Ugg! ad 2s! _ 91s as ogo Ww re ve Cy #8 20LE ia 1y ;_ 3 Ca ion n © MA h lib 2 ~~ Cc eee? D : A Oo} gens 2 $275 rs, 2239 #. mod % over- | — megrien ET ke S20 : 495. r; fi aie {AX “onfims' ARS a ale isieé ye, te : els; b (4) | “looks ‘> } ty 4% i. ic iring sole. o elle ay i M Te ree oc ter a per has T We a tou . ¥. } erms 8, Raw , bar- a hb! a ET An) ouril cas! -, a ee A | i aX: $25 * aa pertect be Y : } - , ~ ot - ‘ ash ’ v = om = pagans e PPP LL aa a R maior ba lore a 4108. om rondi | pba e ne Te . 444 fi: 4253 we cond | | WE aT , ere )] sme aon g& PEL PTR PE Mi: A to Ss i Ov I 6 1k ry tic 4 ow Re w, yur ( in pal ( i- | MA nt I aan ou a iv OLDS oo ads Satter: Sa 1Gw ; 0} V20; 4 mn; _— 16, OWLET- ra a fine “ Tr int: c4) ae XV les: I SO41A ae —— ‘|! fia tia = late | eer: elm var. ae cond: ei, isl! the lat no n ain: aad aan nese AU 4 aon el ony 1S; A seg re | pra Dis W20 - cat 1917 all ie) | ve AX W' or “$ irc 19 — sree ~~ R UTOM DES oe be ) ; aes iT «rous vee tires: Dobak- : nani — al. eal | this ave 3 vase model, * —* cond cones arousid, Co., =, aah “a | = per ‘heels, G -MISCEL Ss yo a C ee at. { 18 ne; ile — a Dob sbu Te ew ur e n mp like t st. od mi c Da n aah | FOR ve aie P ‘@ deliv 2 8 ce y; an J EA 6% 62. r 1A t model: oF d a3 semed er dn. cit; tir are : G yurin ot ‘ide { ne sind: ; we gor r t les ar sae! a r _¢ D ry: CK 2807 ho ry eliver nd m thi x ” Fille RNS ‘ent OR ea el; ~ NE ~ ' vD TAY? or M -ba odv noe Jee t 6 e ea so n agen t ig" “and 4) cash, ei. "4525 ala res ~ a _ bara nH ks: n+ gag Ca ody 4c b c§) Sesnahe a alr of 20 Cl 17 bi! me 150% ) | bie, aioe ~ eam ¢ re s r c =-~ c e a a! ; i. omnis ‘ol c e ats . y oTas | os 108 Dt ~ ~ : rs gpa - ae saves : our ng By a i Wer eke ear khong again. | san ie ions inter 2D 4 x of | FORE asa Pat ~ pane nbletely Ec indays amet ry [ALME Bia oan | EN ters Me wai saw hor a ROOMS FOR RENT “ ‘ i Cc \ | ) - 7 r | 8 a —t ' 308 8. $s —-B . ae Bote nd Vv lil t zxpo H F i MA Ww ie; | i; sberuatel Oo meet Ry str | 0 &. Ange em ly uri 1. Co ali ex \ ne ae ba 8. T- ah cond PT. ¥- 19 - 7X, ndol_rondst de 2 Os ay: } ri ni li ht: | erf le r is q M 8 in zg oil RS. li es it! aive ler. as re) ' Pr Bee . $° 1 re te =: a ave at IX on, WwW ng; “~ an pri si MI’ n t sone yn Da — St. . itio | E 10 —1- t _ ds t aes liv yi ble } {i pp ~ is¢ = iH ve £ u Se s b uf if S e Vv ene er A ert of on ve E ne 4 oF ) ‘ le a” ~Segggd, 202 ay Sao: tl 3E o., k Beer-on Coline ce | re ev MOTOF Ae 21 dition; | pees. | ‘OF m to 2 rl ste a —— te | sx 8, we t Lik Th A ote et IT Matt ra 8. LE en oS UC = —— ” — »N- 5 81 must 1 { Fatecond fron > ity 10 trate R.... oe J be gage bce OR” aaa” + 9 ouis: i) ae odel nae ick Bake ~~ y 2 (8) | a > & mest TBE] er BAN brand. e- OR Pt ee hy bolier. ae oe | wood typ Spe giana ye ha —— “ od 918 033, N $1000; li Ses yp. [4 nee ome Be er a | ‘surnenen el. air _Virg w i pane boc Far casi ence ake R-W - guarani nde | aay S- ns Johr "a - idg., po — NT- + | " ferry , la ae ata) ell se] ust. s. oe KO ne it t N if yv ) ik (c6i 1] si nt m r a itr tw ery avol: $1 vd OR some, body = gi ith | 15 ane ne lv; Far yn + Mw: H r, ra wif, er ra st | Sion ho Pr t., in or 8, —~ ( "OR soheopln: r ly a , hé id 9 I eds r, il 4 lt ( av od Rg» ou ; B« vh br tae 7) I t e “19 nd al t oe % r ots. 00 | r D- mets: 216 “ ni . € iF ic4 are u. Dor St a $900: DS m nt in. | T rs ef Ss R s at —~ c4 h ES D 33 ge. ft Ww 4 tf “ay “i Vi dster: N +1 cd St e tir g m rin G old ere mae ~ | Bo bala ha 18 S 58 co te re ep EF ul ones 130: Olive = cab, ‘ole x, , u or Ste 32 900; LSON ” eed; ORS cnaaree = a rc oa , ° Tr ing: c urni E inh f 1a rit ue ° eos all 21 Oo ) pots aang la ef g: ral to ; ce ws | rat m I n ni T bates : r? ass orev e O inf ° 03 Ou = $ m trad waists ar -, pu op A ph RS- w a Lo m h om ~ usel P x: eal: s sT Is or ca OF iw sho. nee; arieenre ; - ws LEP ye Paget w vila seni S Mé Fg ida , 2801 omnable RI ng On 63 ‘She ae di 385 — ‘ , A. 28 arns, 525: ro co TR ca ra gal od 100 “mod r 2 | 917 CE xX O Oo ne My ge tor ut y T™ 30 Te Co sin T er | T. nt ished —— vate ~ e 5S farnk ° on ON, —_— r S ° re ‘as n 0 & ll t wi re FLOOE I CG } G I ee ee al ir | Oo n 12a ech Se LVS. 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N n a | ui n; N xt R np: 1! b ay yn ny ot I WIL AL V SA T R I +Té n 1 ou 8 nt CA a st. | lj y TR an — ce at St. 19 TAT c “my. y} Vv" | D A. d c st.. oa 3. if f igh ao al io a ces or morse ee A snd ivr and 918, é ne ed 1eNn th io ~ 1M II at Ly ER R sp BRY tRA and winding mn: rin and ral R ‘on ing - | ra) ttl TI tee n itl ir le ain | _ BoM OV Al, g ih UR ve) shen STE fr OSE, FA Ss n - ( Tt} - | LA bl or 49 it o f i ov ~_- Des ‘s WA al. #0 nim ur no R oO Ely 13 { resamne t ing o 4) BLI sae EC I ON N - h res NA $1¢ zg, dq 582 * diti Cc (c4 aon te 16 ( d e-to - 1 oO ss Ol ted; O E M CH Dy RO IN © i ike en. TER as “ant RM t. R N10 UR ock ho i+ rn ho ront ! art beak St utl xr a ES fe - eye n t. ba 5 rye maak ° DC ee OF yes Pha on A ng, 191 Su oo" era ) “ORD op K perfec os al ua, MC KLAN HU ADS. a ds ORKI RN erbo E Louis. ) | PB EI k park 3 usek: : Desirable fate aes K brea reat or 3° MOTO aed’ t 1 nt nde f 1 i., M¢ 5 I Bi 3 ae t: 20 09 Plomsy =6 ‘tot 15; punde oR re d Dp pen Be rr fec we ye an NT 31 ery MN IST ° Lowe th N serbock RS. miming i m: e ouseke or nt Foo - sie i— s ‘ . — aft o hen evening TOR. 7. 3924. i A 9] JE IT IF A SI cS ¥ N1 pr d en i t wn. 18, 01 Ko ae ives —_— Pi ; bye ar Li 2; DT ry. E — IN _ i i = ne | fo ee 132 epi xi p ms. 1 —t nto: - GTO re hong andro rening TOR C. ere d oh Ss re r i] ere v vith C price, a ah ou ; ste = ody 11 N ~Trucl Meas ore = nam is © 220 a oR US Bsns Se es = (es) | 476 Neder a an ft er | a kno ig N saaae : * eae 192 ~» Bye “.. r 8! sell Re: D E af ANT OR- I cn on akon. rit rte F ad uck: res dell lg B184 | Ir 20 LOCT PE. : SE stem. . ‘each, ¥ or 762 modern i as rot sees | fame ved. 3 ure ge n 20 a tr be, monthly as epee 1a 2 ppe b O RS A N INT, R LL _— Phasspys en vibes $31 r: cu Of N. prone 8s; oT rome ban (e8) | B rl oc UR Si] m sh M nd rn { ' CINL ee hi la eh po ners -- atl wily — iN 00 La. re: ] * ged n ade. ; w be ag D aoe TE g0% EAA of n er st tI Main aaa costes: 8) | conti $ ‘UST. ) rn Mac Perit 8 tow ed clans ont Foor set —_ G d oe : Ol.Ds w a ds 53 hited sho.” (ed) n ca t ce Jo a G NA C D 200M A ust. 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Ti ne Bi md Ip drive do 7% M 865 sen KEN se NOR =~ eel rt , T ker: nif w er; a ba d rfec Cc cord MP > wat cle er ire ve pa und be eg Bacon all LE y= S ree: th Ww ntl lL) 1et © - cks; o an ro ew C od ce) | DO Rat les pat in c lou fe ac] ila D _ ga! «) roe bk va a ro alin ed. oor S\N de “Ue T wala iv Tet T oc $65 / of rast fi TT ak 1 dome 1 abany a 19 de 21 srhauled ay " wand (LA! sbury aT ey ace “ extra FO t Sal cake O81 id car o., eon | OF ? enc pares ybta ty red lede __te4) “seni “Th AO ne — x Lin. ENNE aired: H ord. ton 2. H ees > ean | wheel: : e offer lig’ co (c8) cn ter sat 2 1918; a hauled: al fet O ent rg t & 918, ind cRe. ay oy RI or express to is Lo core 23068 CRIS Bani gee a ak o ion > a | MA pin s 31 fla 1 Ni vol Dartin “i _ orking Ss yeni = be v k E-B S750 ‘altion a Co oe ate 3) FO | Funning yeas Bay I gf 5) VE a hy Tf 8. b- iJ rr Pos. 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* eee : ret - ___& REN T-INCOME STOPPED? Oh no, that’s not a calamity. It’s just one of those happenings which the P.-D. “WANT” Ads can remedy. ® rosrenisparcH — 99-— WITH | BOARD—WESsrT EST ee * or RTM ENTS WEST ‘TO aa = eee eS fais aa alia — oe Room for 1 or 2 or 8 bee . APA s— Aree TO LET—BUSINESS F PURPOSES foe | FARMS FOR SALE SUBURBAN nt dthne ite Bote g 3 > Fe aimipntrcsora' vid AND COTTAGES | eae APARTMENTS, FOR SALE) RESIDENCES FOR SALE __ RESIDENCES FO FOR ‘ SALE — eee LPP BOLL LBBB OO — ete ODS we ewes re itis tanita a atin, tee | —~ ae afte spote se , morure: breakfast optional. = “~ ” . eRe Gree RA gh J r¢ -POINTE APARTMENTS. | m—Room for 1] or ren‘le. - ‘- poll efficiency apartinénts; Clayton |, —. i ine i CENTRAL ov ARANTEED PURCHASE—10 acres, oma | WELLSTON | NORTH EST _SOUTH ~ 4 ve | : e e: PLO PLP house berri I spri a . , eae _ ’ i _- - ~ a ~ 4 “ ~ on te ae nu Xposur brankinet rries, gar reoma:| NEW BUNGALOWS POSSESSION GIVEN 8-Rmt. Res., $3750, $750 Down | ®ESIPENCE—36T | Gondteliow, 8 rogme. | Call owner, Bomont sais a £ a hn R. W. om er | Bas. bath, electric and granttoid base — a 7 \ Mettaz, 725 V “ainw right, ee Loule. “A . ~~ 4 4535-35 A Ne A berry ter. - ° beng k-front. single 2; 43 Lafayette: hath. electric, furnace: root: —— ae bl ‘ ! T J 7? ] *¢ { tion: +>»? 25 Ww. 4545 ‘ . : — 4455-2 nicely farmie THE “ARGONNE I ‘OR | RE NT ( | OR L E, ASE (89) ; ment; in fine condition; S3500-—s25t ant TO 1 561 LE XING TON flat. 4 and 5 rooms: bare * Saahh- | cheaper than cottage: examine today. BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SAL® , LOTS-— Bargain: only 4 left. 380x105; west 4. @asy ter: : rooms, with board, ¢ ¥ APARTMENTS, N . >; SUNUNIBLL LU} Ww : OO ‘| Bra; » ate: acre asy teria, monthly asammmne: fer on. GLICK & JONES. 824 Chestnut. (04) See, with bo 4, for Deans 4 ; aHINGTON. | ow . Cor. Seventh and Pine sts. SS kw ANTED- eed side Cherry av, Wellston Park; sold 3 last | moore. tlie bath: - fie: ncidwood Main 4873 \. LOOMIS, 9 N. SL SER _— ca 1 choice e fficilency apartmen‘s crn lt ’ Square feet, on second floor lla ew DAV iE 3. ©) 4, 422 Ch a stnut ‘ ‘ent ra! *, 4s. ree ice. A A : 91 ise al one i annot he br ii! t A RE AL. Tt ¥—Own T.- TE KMS rT ee ajted # tin dil — i i i i i i rie ‘ . Tr et CENTRAL pod table: couple or gent} rome van ROB | ‘hestnut at. Pit £ 8664 WASHINGTON week: only $360 each: $10 cash, $5 monthiy. = 10st modern apartmen |. Suitable for office, who ( FARM Wtd.—In the Ozarks: one fully ' rms. z ; cra ae R82 4—Nicely fur in the © ; . yo business or light lenatninusten. or retail eq ulpped spe goby cheap. Bo er ee ane 62) Piles pl. is 4 b ocks, Paste of “Easton aa 4 bm ope Al ARTME NT FLAT ik ESIDENC b—4040 Enright; 6-room brick. board. zhone tind ofl 17, 32, a) A s or see \,ill lease each floor separately, | 1. Poset-Disparteh, ef1) | COTTAGE— rooms, $1650: 4 room| ‘cottage, Fucliid. 1 BU 'SH- BUR NS. 105 » Chestnut.(e6, | heating po AR “y yn gs at, Rerariaen. bet-wates | ath, owner gays et an offer di piliaticns ates ou BL... 4252—Nicel¢ Tar nialea 3 penises CO.. 2407 N Broad ay el) FPRANCISCUS & KUNZ REAL TY CO.. TARM “Wtd. Within driving distance — Se $1900; 2-room cottage, lot 500x176, $2600; | —— . conta ener. oe a ain in’ the elt’ ies T bit »MPSON R. ¢ ‘O.. S72 Delmar ay BRicK RUILDING—A sensible purchare; ~! | , > “pl sil i OV ere ‘ Pee POP Oe ~~ ‘ ‘ . rie re le ore » - i 27: red; 1 block east Fairgroy oe , janitor service, hardwood | near Washington ay Bn = Pa MB a | DAIRY—1 acre ground, 5-room cottage, St. toe pg tty SE at ae Viane LA} nk of it. right at Sarah st., in the line | cail owner, _Bomont 272. or Forest 6725. ic61) 2327 Carr st.; a 2-story brick Pony « of ' : : ; Louls County, 1 block from steam and SOUTH | throughout: ~ hot. water heat ‘ile gar Tk ety oP develo tor er has separate baths, elec- HOUSE—142 : lara, €-room home, $3.00, 2 ‘fami ion of 4 rooms each, and ' . as MUP OOd, | trie. Titi ces: fine for home and investment: terme; $50 Pe brick building in rear of 2 fanrilies of 3 @ ~-- 4 5 $7 insuranc Rnd a isin Room “ane the | a an | askington bl.: &% rooms, large sun froth ands raat and hot water furnished ; electric roads; 1% cows, 3 horses, wagons, cetetai ith ath nant hs — ee i ae #x140 each. $550 astern cream separator: $500. LOTS FOR SALE 4910-14 Northland av., 2-storv brick, with : "he ¢ JONES. wet ive y soca KOTSREA N- AL THEN, 722 am °. hestnut rt. 4 rooms cuc hy total rent $000 per year, for a & ] . estnu © ied) Wy oe guliek sale Jw y Y cm = , 7 € | a i- ‘ 1, by wanew . on North "Bia 2 " — in sleeping porch wal exposure. For particulars, apply 1110 (24 MeCRADY & SINE, 506 Pontiac Bidg. (ch) loor) Locuat st. cB. chat mS EIN ES, AF OnUa’ Fee. sev) WHY NOT BUILD tile roof: brick and tile porch in front: . at. (ct) KESIDENCEL—Ouzd Bat timer: fine -room ‘h TE RUST REALTY CO. 818 Chesmot — - | OCKE-BUERMANN — — ) ~ —— = ts SDERSON-S T —— CoOTT AGE a rooms; 1050: 4-room cottage, A temporary or portable house and save hieh | rooms and sunroom: hardwood floo through j-th ROOMS, $5500 brick house; terms. & a) 4 ’ i ® “ by , ‘ « . ' ‘ ms i wn rs r ey “ e ash: inst Os . a a 2 OMS WANTED | SOS { bestnut at. Yh suilding Pt h and XA roma + room cottage. lot 50x17Tt. egb2009: See £ ao &. — oe x: Po . orn. Hy .. buy © scam hot ’ ane heat: tile bathroom. T mh | eye n 8. 6 roo! ns, rye re ree nen KOTSREAN.- AL.’ “HEN oo Chest: at at i; ¥! A is AND sS?1Ul bh ‘OOM BARGAIN. + rae ee OG near Wellston; all ro’ nts; terms rea- | oot lo | Boulevar eixhts. Take Cher- | houses will be complet n about three week ry 18, irnaces: jot 395x165 ri a ae ee +e Near Newstead d WN “y FURNISHED F FLATS——APARTM'’ VTS Market St ; sonable, RROWN Tee CAL TY CO, ‘Sore Fas- ery car to Rosa av. an: wr alk two blocks | ly block from the tag _ AW oo a eks: a ‘no leases; rent $2s- 35. you can vat RESIDENC E—4 Lod Page bl . & Ty Ne' ns, bath, . $15,000 siat fax TOW, = = acura] a arn Sw ae 2 3 reets ter. (abany R16, 7 Wii (c62) |e to subdivision. S&S zmen on grounds,’ FRA NCISCUS & KUNZ hE Al Bry “oy | possession within 30 davs: we will take shoo ete. ; $8800. FRANCISCUS & KUNZ R. CO ° ote Th a > 2 _ be - + r araene 3 —fy gentieman: Private “bathe ‘ ARTMENT — Ev prytomg aeiaidnel al tee northwest corner; store on first flor, hot SE —$500 cash, $20 per month will buy SORE: PH WISNEM SKI. 812. 722 Chestnut st, | ; 804 hestnut ae | ea . aa in Nags 6 per ree $5,000, HOUs 058 MePh 804 Chestnut st. firat Pivrent 64 a u (ch) ms or space on second and oe floors: 6-roon } “2 sleet ri: , —~ a IR, OF gg P remy, or balance; party - Eb er erson, s Fgomea, bath, year: « easl rent for ROO can sel Mis STaeesi, Sotto ech ME GRTENT—0_roorn, modern hot-water | 20S. celia: altogether” nearly, 20.600 | frony car linen Trent og. GEN. "oom | wan 4929-33 Northland Av, 2%"! Sete! Pare ik Ss | qtuemnce, lest gnm: tot ARstad, me: | for Wi tus It you are inoking fore Sie Bar a, 6 OLE rson, Grand, 2 4 hot water furnished: rent $100. ease from July for a period cottage at 23 Denver pl., ster Groves, # cal — _ = SN. ot — ession: $500: terms to sult. (c)! gain and good investment joo fayette: 2 gentlemen t an of 10 years. For further particulars see us. 1 block from Kirkwood- | ABR g ‘ars: / LOT-—Beautiful homesite in Hillcrest: 50 B kK ‘SRG 4" Flat, 4747 49 Newberry ‘Terrace RESIDENCE — 1230, Aubert, modern, 5-room “ol. Pe Pw R& DU BINSKY REALTY co. ERRY Pilual IT, N DALY | brick; hardwood floors; possession 10 days: heetnut at Vie ‘ . ° ore ‘or . lessee: - od | A. T. TE & €O., 823 Chestnut st. | THOS. McCRADY, 506 Pontiac Bidg. Olive; feet, om north side of Abe rdeen, between be : [enw ieee = . 2 - | cash buver. Chic ‘k, _Box _ K - 109, P -]).fe@4) ] YT = a \ TON furnaces, slate sink, Inafde stairs. brick ; — ei u | but GALOW Huy home with rent money; : —- —— “ Or | aan RESIDENCE—47i5 _Newberr terrace, -» Staie terms. Lox K-72, p. re Ss NISHED APARTMENT-—C ompletely fur- | Or CASe 500 cash a $50 ae Pinna Meguen neers " NORTH 5 | N ( i L¢ y\\ Ss a eae ~~ oxtae bert haa rpeses; 4) feet rooms, bath. y lee oe A $6000. Call | JEFFEF RSON & LUC AS a AU " “ erone MOT, is owner, Bomont hawt 2. or Forest 6725. _ teh) ~i -D, a | ‘ _ 6 rooms; exceptionally attractive, | al ante ‘ — oi : : ° - aaa ' ed room bri kK bungalow ‘ hardwood floors, a aati a tina sti tle “ws . oo ONTLY THRE K LEE sa poh , iL, ie KK A AONE ~ _Sed i ‘hestnut (o4) Ho eine winete aaa . . wa This brilding is very destrably le at ' and G nish t: — een 1 3] “) fre nees. Cabany 4737W. : , — . | panfortable. ce Teo! AUTOMOBI E | Stearn heat, tile bath; large lot: west part : ae iOUsb—zay | Page; 5 rooms, electric, gas ND BOARD WAN TED — IL | of city, two blocks from Kirk wood- Ferguson HOME Si TE “ix rooms, hardwood floors. tile bath, - Ss RIC BCU T. $17. 500 _ bath: immediate possession: easy terms: my > sae ~ of cent to Dube: WEP SOUTH ’ r ) land for full particutls 1 sample ' fo ors, tile baths, large closets; one va- KiSIDENCE —4814 Fountain av.: 9 | rooms | oS ISHED coms, two yuntry Home in the © ity ( BE AR. ‘ST. ene OT Ire Eten etre penrnple house. | cant nest Jamuase; terme, GGDR Mae Gene ¢ Bhd bath: 4Oxz07 to alley: $700) SOUTH private farnily Box R. 1s FURN st of Reservoir: adults. B r- '4 Chestny ; ks west ox ‘ n ha! ance. k BLOMBERG & OG. One t hestnut st, 0 Pew Watt d ished or unfurnished; manag-r on sure ROSENBAT M-HAUSCHU ..- | - ——— —— BOARD Wr —2 5; orlouee ee 7 10 > > A well-built 7. room frame residence; ex- Between Carter st. and Florissant av.: just, eed of « ; . Box -R-2 a ee "Siraes _ Post-Dispate". aD) | IN SALESROOM BLDG. cellent condition: furnace: all conveniences: | 1 block west of Grand av. This lot can be , JOHNF RE HER & CO., 300, T22 Chest RE = — - -—— Fr RNISHED APART MENT~South Side; 4 ay , fine location; lot 100x250; tennis court. grape bought cheap. | Om. (ee Chee pr wien ‘“ > my Bvans ay... & rooms, bath, ST ORE AN )D ik I AT . young men ein ploy éa: 1 janitor service; ex- OR1TR- 280 | ale f SS (arbor, fruit trees; only $9000; see this bar-| FLETCHER R. HARRIS REALTY CO | Eee a oe we GOXIO): Price, $5000 y Cali. 3= fh, ' ‘olfax Mw 1. roo 4 oe os ‘om. 4 Cus j \ . } ‘ : .) . r . y 4 : ’ . ‘4 " 4 a . in: ' . . . ' , LW’ M y ‘ : BLOME ‘ RG «& . ‘Oo vO f eet nh ut et. ' Couple; references. : on the n. e. corner of Goodfellow and N. w. cor. 4th and Olive sts. FLAT Sheiadns. modern: 5 and @ rooms 60xx PERSHING ee ae. 2 4000 Lafayette av.: grocery 4 ment BOARD Wt 1.—For 2 wv kine N ¢ & , » ‘ | lite. — = | «team heat; including business | property: - - : s RESIDENCE Beautiful home, ‘5249 Maple mark 6 y e as bony cook: ing 2 uw Dodier, - ing —(ompletely f ish ed, ca new ty 0- stors up- to- 'M, J. HOLDOWAY. 19 N, Sth st. BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES establish ed vs for meat market: witt Flat. 5 and 6 rooms: 2-machine garage: .; 8 rooms. modern garage, ra pn cond)- LASTS -room fiat adore: hot-water heat. | c ee ma OY aE oe , . . | yield ) Senin ao War ‘tae teg Dest material and construction: hot water tion: ice $10.000 : ; carage for 3 eg will make termes or BOARD Wid.—In private fame 4 neighborhood; South Side date building; immediate pos- | FF [NE HOME. BIG PROFITS |e roa | i OB. Post Dian — i lie Pittsburg water heaters. hardwood ULFIELD & LEWIS, 715 Ch take flat in excha ace for small machine: Wellgte g 2griL. AH , "9 BUNGALOW-—6 rooms, modern: sun parlor: | | at — —_——— , floors, tile Ee in by me in fact everything a =: fo —Seotnut st. _ ANDERSON- STOC KE-BUERMANN, px R-28. Post-Dispate hy. a — WEST ‘session. Twenty-one acres, %-room bungalow, with concrete porches and gurage: large bot. DOU BL IS KF 1, A T ~ ‘modern: a h investment Hi =F — 506] Cates; owner left ay; Veeeeeee = “OS Cheetnut st. OARD Wtd.—Young la iy; pric : LP PAP PPP ; 4 na clectric Ry late te a, ate OMS a | Box P-150, Post-Disvatch. (ofl) | 40xx SHAW, $16.50 D. H. HAVE RSTIC K, 402, 408 Olive, Olive | perfect Na get 9 Pa chance of life. | a WEST , . a ~ xX . ‘ i mero outhulldings: located close to stree : _— -_=——- IXK Ot , 6.09. 45. 3, / time. ol me price $7750; small payments, s will consider roommate op 4 APARTMENT— ~Reautiful, West End, five GIRAL DIN BROS R. E. CO., ‘car and railway station; lots of good fruit; (COT —. ~v-room brick, all improvements. Four families, 4 and 5 ronins and sun par- | ag : it decorated; 00min. — jnintten ency, ; 413 w ainw right Bidg. L. —) ah aVE E RB ARG AINS hardw ood floors, furnac 28 rent 81800 year. i : @: arame an Ww ay.; new. 4-famil» ee ) MO IR Pel SA ats RCO, oe wi - *. n ~ INV EK ST MENT BARGA Y eee rt a CS RS fe NNN ~ | “ TY > hon ga | AACH . | I M + ing "or Sunday. F orest “1641. a (e5) JEFPE RSON, 14 8 large connectin _CLAYTON- ae our list of cottages and flats on easy Four families, 4 rooms each, tile baths SINGI ~ I 4. A’ 4ixx St. Louis av., 4 and 3S RESIDENCE—0821 Bartmer av d-rom! N, W. C or Ridge and Rowan _ son ’ ‘ene: = ; at “ae 7 same oe roome. suitable for doe ‘tor’ Ss aft rg { i files ri we Stage ee " atinetitilinn CO hl _ te hardwood floors. furnaces ‘ room ice = h f° STO0O0. mode rn brick, at earn heat, hardw ood floors. ' ; ‘ . . “ 3exx FLAT), $14.00. Me€ ‘RAY & SINE, 506 Pontiac Bldg. (cd) tile bath, condition B, THOMP.- Consists of store and flat with large jot - vo on side; is very well built; sce me for eat- bm Union Station. Ow BALIVIEREL, 2T7A— Newly furnished arr iin eT DROZDA REALTY CO., 4012 ©! Chouteau. oi your bachelor apartment. Cabany 1516. (4) STORE—Corner; suitable any purpose: cheap) HOUSE-—-Six ropms, modern:.lot 80x190: rar- ry ICT seme Four families, 4 rooms and sleening pars hes FL. 3500-11 St. Louis av.: 4-fami ily. 4 NON R.CO.,_ 8872 _ Delmar avo trac ti¥e it. N ‘ ( . ni if id 4 ( » 4a. lorganford and s —: KR ree | ty: Bm. ade: near two car lines. P hone : ai CEN’ fRAL i i ae warages. ve para te tenn la it rea hae: Wi SINK he a , oe oa wi Re: tg ws 'E —e. Chawbe riain av., corner | J. “pdTEIN, Main 2182. 617 Chestnut, (64) ‘ =! ne f : ’ ‘ %. yt) ont ac ] La fon) es ooms oy COTTAGE— 2323 D m st.; t frat ‘our familie: fle baths _ , | 5 “CISCU *s on the Ga as ade j SiLMAR L. ii to 6 room modern | WEST EAST ST. Louis A - St 8 Division ttt: yet A eo od AE. oN iilles, ¢ rooms each, tile baths, F1.AT-—2239-41 Montaomery at a. big 1 FRANCISCUS & KUNZ R. CO | JEROME, MO he aeons. 4 Piparimen #60 to $75; 1 or 2 years’ - «5 SaaS eRe oags eee ce. Saale hte acheter’ ~~~ $100 cash and the bal ance on terme. «Rex CHIPPEWA, $975) These ‘ an BR. BOO. 10k thenen tae coe Chest Ot | ‘ . rer ,TTaOn* ¢ | tf ms? } 4 . a | “4 , > : *h . ‘. iy > Sasa 4 " “" 2 the Sutetions: an idex! place Ree aHED APs APARTMENT» rooms ae ee ogg? reo $40—Store, $50; modern a RESIDENC E--508 N. 39th st.. East St. KORTE-RUST REALTY CO., 816 ‘Chestn ute | Four families. 3 rooms, tile batns, fur- ai ‘a yi ites ’ “ss im — oe tae A523 PAGE- -RESIDENCE | m }d.000 trek fog toh ag bauia int and fishing: excellen;: ome . pote re ' nila re r ) souis, Jll.:; encumberance about $500 SOU [ih as — set | NI a ‘ — vler 2180 c n. ’ 'y aes ig furnished xxx Clara ayv.; July And Au- rat | equity f ‘ — aise ey epee hh, MEER Cmte A Ta ixx PAGE, $10 5 PINE INV ESTMF NT—1500 Watten st.; 25x ne rooms, modern, th adler 2150. te W. E. GRAHAM, Jerome, a $40 month. Phone Forest 1827R, 14) were 4 Welle ‘ty Hatt Bide.. bes Inepect or $500 cash v4 ore dear ments. —— a cient es peti ER ROP 4 rooms. oaths. furnaces. 114; 2-story brick for 3 families; wiit pay | MG} ‘RIS AAC H R. CO., B22 ¢ chest ut st, (4) ———- 82) Wins | (ed (ag) | BRICK COTTAGR—Only | S150 cash; S05i | 48xx HAMMETT, $12,000 big on price $2000. | RESIDENCE—6@-room; 40xx_ Enright: for-| REAL ESTATE -FOR “COLORED baths, JH. GUNDLACH & CO... 4615 N. Broadway. nace, bath, garage; nice condition: can PL i e rm np ® Aon ole wee ar of rent: built to order: r P weeks vady te 4 BL., &8817--Two-room § furnis ei SHANTZ. . 901 Chestnut st. Bt. (08) ; electric; refined couple, a ee naces. te eT ae eae Ae ht acs NISHED APARTMENT—Mother 2 and Easton av. Apply rooms 1 and c4) | av.. Kansas City. Mo. (92) Hickory y 2. « c y 4 4 OOM s bath, electric. Fou familie 4 : +) . daug hter to share apartment; everything DESIRABLE TO a 2 so At. QO’ REIT LY 38 Ch our amiiles rooms ich, tile ' -—~ RE te tren give hed. Olive NOT, Central BSS. é ~ RE | 7. Db. fe . estnut. (c6) | hardwood floors, furnaces, tw garages. “LAT LOTT Maffitt: sing! 4 a 4 rooms, immediate possession; low price for quick | HOMES—For eo lored. eas r weet of Gr cents a 6010 Kingsbury bl., avallable July 15: a i PRN, en one Og BUNGALOW —New: 6 rooms, Fun parlor, | :. 46xx EVANS AV. S750). 1s, firnace: lot Si: “and is right: sale. » Be THOMPSON R. CO. oy | MOORE'S’ REALT Suatkns and. screened porch. Open Sunday. 4025 Wyom-| Four families. 4 rooms each, baths, fur- Ist floor show through. S872 Delmar bi. een 204 N. 4th st. (e3*) (¢ FURNISHED APARTMENT—4 rooms and. {deal location for good bakery or ory goods | sun parlor, In West End; reasonable, for |store. Inquire (008 Kingsbury bl., |, COTTAGE —200x148; 5-room frame, barn,/| ing st. 32) | Naces; rent $1200 year. EUGE? NE J. AL UTHEIME, 817 Chestnut, | 6163 McPHERSON—OPEN FiOURK— 2509 Belle Glade droome and bath; $3200. ook, : mer months. Cabany 3673W c89); EDWARD L. BAKEWELL, 118 NN. 7th st.) chicken house: ee , . = ; EL, 408 N. Euclid, cht RNISHED APARTMENT — “erates Olive S555, (c5) | price cash, $1800. “owner, Ti2 Summit yf _COTTAGE—8717 Oregon av., 4-room cottage, Four iuolien pg BS toe electric FLAT—2722-24 N. Jefferson, 4-famlly, three- ee 3 A ogg Ont ggg ag ne newly deco-| clectric: 5 rear rooms, bath: all conveniences room Ww 1 with completely furnished; very reasonable: | __.\Webster Groves, (89) | KOTSRE AN-ALTHEN, 722 Chestnut st. — lights ' 4 ready flat. in tine ea Bs og hy | carese; terme, $200 ca at Bevery gsi ages resigenas, Ye SNE, “toe math, are c ; » 2 s : : y Vv 1; buy - : Sr TOr . ne eae se Ne OA A O ‘ ‘ j “7 2. Fag 4 = ag , : HOTEL, 28 N. Tay for (wm. RNISHED oF guile lt a 7 arge gi des Pig eon one eeates. Sor a COTTAGE (140; all rare eaponte made; price $2 TOO m De st" ( GHERTY _R. EB. CO £03 estnut st. FLAT—8 and 4 brick, bath, electric, fur- | CATE IPE is selling property to colored are Bt and betes and) ca roms and porch, completely furnishe};| ,tist; car line intersection: cheap rent. Cai 2TTAGE—4 rooms. ¢lectric lights, gas, | KORTE-RUST REALTY CO.. #168 Chestnut. | ——— naces, Slate roof, big attic, streets and al- | $1000 “Cash ‘and $100 Per. ‘Month | have the pick of houses on Enri American pla be = 1) wc a private street: July and avew: ‘| vier ot ( or Central S850, between 6 and. ts a anne 2941 Laclede road, Maple- fii0CUSE—7210 Devonshire Pras “ines: 3 5 CENT RAL ley made: near big plants in North &t. Ps ow nya -room brick home, hardwood, the West End. Woody, Jacobs i ; ch) | 7p. eee it Se eae s (f) SE se e, ‘ reek eetae ~-»~»~-~ | Louts: price $48%: see this. 4826 North. Ule bath, large screened porch; newly dec-' N. Sarah. Lindell ell 1880 “kK HOTE # =) a ny. Spri neg av.: NSING TON, 50h —S- oom “furnished lowe SAI ISB RK 1° : : : Y 2 ed rooms, basement, kitehan, electrix; lot ' t , ’ 2 : 4 . ss aati ; ; or | i at 2K, 212R—Good location for any!pr 7400. jepaor: P : one. land at For terms see HOHENBSIPEIN Gated; lot Wxl50. Main 119 . | KENSIN , FLAT-—7400-11 Lohmeyer; 4-family, 4rooma! 10Qx146; chic ken house, fruit; $2000. 2834 GAMBLE sST.—FLAT $3000 REALTY co 6428 Michigan, Riverside KOTSRE AN-ALTHEN, 722 Chestnut st. _—- bath by dav or week, hn . oe age : : a * a th ; SS ot take our hotel over Be A INGTON con Teperences exchanges _kind of store. Call 3712A Florissant. (c8B) | A. y bar prite $7 MOO: terms. $1000 Mc' RADY | & SINE, 506 Pontiac Bldg. (ch) R and 3 rooms, bath: | Se ial bargain. OO, Laclede 163 R. \ 3 . > gay heir : ‘ree tr. - rooin louse eeping i ain >, : : ay an ; Oe se ee MORRIS AACH Rr. ( ‘Oo 99 ¢ ‘hestnu ut at (4) Oi IN, Pe na do ONS ‘ F I N N Sereement, °° 8 (e2) hag 4-rooin efficiency, gas, electricity. 7 é GARAGES AND STABLES | KOTSRUAN-AL THEN 792 Chestnut st. y acant—4647. [daho—Open = . — ‘) 3, AMILL. Y +e ROOMS EACH, 2200 OW NE eR ‘ AV! ING v ITY A ME -~ ge - Ss © , ; , fea SA oS gram Five-room modern brick cottage; fine con- : ES a a ae 455 ‘ ‘A well-built, 2-story fraine, iets ern room ome, 0» Oa ley p ae f1323A—Furnished flat and apa¥t- = - ised “an A machine. shop. ars; also could RICHMOND HEIGHTS | dition: termes toom 301 Fullerton Bldg. I McCAUSLAND., 2220—Two-family. 3 rooms. |} aggre poe " nth Newatead paca 4 Mey — fe” ALL, _706_Chest: i MEE , oa Pr . a = —— ee ———aet | CLAL SBLANDY, «s2640-—- 1 W0-Ti } . ae . if? ar, ae o% groune nN é ‘ ! i. complete; permanent. wen ettie ty JOST-MILLER_ R. E. i oe oe, or HOUSE-—Richmond Heights } , ee ; Cor’ TAGE S350 Reber pl.; 1l-story brick of! hath, each; nice lawn. shade trees. of churches, schools and stores: owner "hes | V ery Atirae tive Dw elling PEE RES LOANS ON REAL ESTATE > ii etal * c 10me, ) 4 . ae i ae Pega Pacman dchoh ‘ . a —~ OL OP PAGE Rl... 82 Ri. B200A 4 rooms, Te ee GARAG E—$6. 2206 S. — dway. "reas: Peansrivania ‘ay. g ero eieedath. BAB oem Ea iret flee: a, finished base- | 7 av. tnmnediate uoaseneion: 4125. ¢ leve- ae - ae n ene fureclosure ler a stone. Maple a1 av., 3 rooms, bath, furnace; |! yoNEY TO LOAN—City or county property. ee eNT een aoe a. | GARAGE! paren pew brick: treet drive; | ty modern, garage hardwood floors; tile | KORTE-RUST REALTY CO., 816 Chestnut. | __'8nd:_modern_single flet; owner _unatairs. | Gro. J. Ww ANSTRA TH, 717% Chestnut st.)- “DALY & Moc ABE, 801 Chestnut et. | Theo. R. Appel. International Life Bide (o®) PBL LOOP LO IL “s r E BI 5803-—S vr jer m a. ; weesh rack 215 Cates av. bath: lot 5OX1LSO. "Box _K -280. P.- -D. Qi COT TAG H-—Brick:-vacant: 1210 8. Boy] yw: , FL A'T—JUOxx oi tah; 6 and 6 rooms; hard- : ow 8 Te. M . _ r a CENTRAL ment completely TParetaiesd ; peg tee So GARAGES—1, Clemens and Clara; :‘ 21! A BARGAIN FOR CASH. Pea gee open; § roomae: newly painted - wil ye wood floors, furnace, tile bath. -" ASH $300—SINGL E FI. AT—81800 ' HOME AT OLD PRICE i ON KY ro LOAN ee esion; adults. ic)| Suburban; ‘electric Nght, water.’ Cabany) six-room bungalow: hardwood floors, hot-| fate: Price $2900; terms, £500 cash, balance | MCCRADY & SINE, 506 Pontiac Ridg. (c4) .)3 and 3 room) tiume) Bat, S40) Nore ee? Suburban av: 8 rooms, all light and SECOND DEEDS OF TRUST PL.. 1014—First floor, & rooms, ERSHING, i 30, Stenting: 2443-5 rf} —— nent. on. and awnings: news ponthiy. ede eh 318 Virginia av. Riverside FLAT— 10xx Lami st . # and 5 room fiat, monthiv STH Ve NS 2 BROS. “R86 C hestnut, from: orice $5500: Tmnedieae bean DYAS-AHELP. 107 N. Stn trie; clat f : r J: ‘ f eney: x ecorated and painte nice yard: all kir ae, , . . aa ee attic, electri —s ee oaeieiaianen ath . 5 : et re eee Means: aie service: fee” | of shrunbery: fine garden: 1 block trom. cars; | COTTAGE —4 rooms, id-inch wall, brek, | KOTSREAN-ALTHEN, 722. Chestnat_st. | $300 Cash Buys 1817 Benton St. ore ORE is Fullerton Bide LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY ~ ‘ooms, toilet, a at TE ee pee meet rice 81.00 cagh THOS. McCRADY, 504 bath, etc.: price $3200: look at this; 6614| FLAT—2112 Waverly pl. ‘4 aad 6 room firt, ‘ in . =. Ce » S.—Four rooms, toilet, bath; TMINSTER PL.. 5764—Furnished apart- , ihn Al Ride. Olfve 7652. ‘4); Pennsvivania av. For terms see HOHEN- furnace, electric. $1600. eacrifice Sedna, ne: brick flat; gas and bath, 8918 COOK SNAP ang, nto nae . floors, tile bath: hot- tg heat: pric e price S400"): 14 hine k fron 1 Bellefontaine " j > VY speps) ~ ! we 5b uild electric, furnaces: rent.’ low at 1200: rice | an A 9 ss + Te hs — ~ Sern Ae pee STEAD. 4158 N.-—-Well heiete hed apart-| BRICKS--5000 secondhan4, chean, 12 9. Sth. very reasonable. Box K-279. P.-D. | car. For card see HOHE os baR. Riv Am ry | T ENE LEN” 7 : 6 La Salle; two mee 8940. GLICK & JONES, ‘R4 Fe comae "tony AY KUHS, 1001 Chestnut st. (e4) MONEY for salaried people; lowest rates: 6 reoms, Souk Side; references lan new tie es; 4 rooms. (c4) Pj ATE telLAS: eens : rr . agi = eRe ‘ is 442 - c 1A ' s FRONT-—-Modern. at | BUNGALOW _—_RB ¢ : senthdecdaars CO,, 6428 Michigan. Lac. 5 4 pul. : 907 Chestnut Two ’ , easiest terms: confidential. Post-Dispatch. (ah MOE |” ail grecent cost; bent condition Clastants | pone —Beautiful, 5 roowas,” het wood | ae fan ac. | TRAP. OF Chestnut _st._(c} FLAT—NORTH—84500 | WEST END HOME Exchange Bide est Ratives = ——— . x oors, hot-water heat. tile bath; very at- | BUNGALOW—New, 3614 C porer aY.. m8 | Fy 7eeee Juniata ef: 8B and © rooms, 4007 COTE BRILLIANTE . i , a a fed) Bweilling 0 OF we rooms ; ; south; 2 4 SUBURBAN PROP’ TV _FOR RENT arg store, Higbee, Mo. (C2) | tractive. Cabany 4676J for particulars. ‘c) rooms, hardwood floors. modern»y immedi- I pr at ia wnt open today between % Nice, well-bull 4 room flat: | READY TO MON FE, IN. |'MONEY loaned on diamonds, © atches. tew- ee ms Se _LOT—Will sacrifice; northeast corner Del-| *'@ bossession; keys at 3703 O'Meara or at) and 5: bargalv. H. J. HIRSCH, 315 Inter- | baths, hot and cold water, . granitoid “a ot raeae * pl., modern ¢-room and recep. | elry. Liberty Bonds and all articles of val- $ bend ere He — %, upper HOV SE—Four rooms, rear - Jonn's Sta- FOR SA LE | mar and Yale, University City Caban\ my wr itt CH ae Bld P ’ ations Se {f Ride (oa) basement: brick street and alley: near Le ” 7 — eer erig 9 > Pea a ue Frankel’ S. 6. ©. COP, kth and Tine. tes) F eat " wn 4 a; : 2 : : i vo « S al t ( -—+- —-- —_————- ‘arne a’ “ay, cozy home, act tas rice r aT scatonatbie: am " } Rae b a et “oe | 61 14) | AOL Mt bd RS FLAT—43xx S. Compton; the flat beautiful, Warne ay. R11 DAVID A. FEINSTEIN, on Chestnut | an MONEY ' nt ¥ - . loaned on automothiies, stocks. be ds nt as mee, FeRsonable: after : : L, rad, 100 000 BRICKS WEBSTER GROVES COTT AG ies ~ 4508 Manchester 6 rooms, bath, complete in detail: 5- 6 rooms; single: tile aa HAS. L _WEBER. 51iT Chestnut St. | eee —oaenes nt feouess? Northwestern ‘Brohereme siti tileiinaiiniaiaaeae } a -~ — - : = . es a ies : ee | ° ; athe: " 39° Cc “g a Ay Y r ‘ rr y,reoen 4 ey oatmen’ ~ lank. Olive RI74. i ihe aWear toome. 610: aa Tico SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTEC | ANHEUSER-BUSCH oe ~~ || 8968" Teucky, 4 rooms, toilet, gas and | bathe; garage. Call Olive Snes, Cenvel| NEW OsiNaeeles Badd, Dee TH CABANNE WEST OF UNION. MONEY BALARIED PEOPLE ae 3 aa ce) 4 Aas tasitcdhasipetatisceatindia alia cmt t tas Ciaael. ial . mee oes ohweaee WRITE for our je eRPES sale list and water, $1800. ta ALTER SCOTT R, CO, 805 Chestnat. 19353 N aren Bridge; 4 and 4 rooms. bath, 10 ROOMS~-HOT-WATER HEATED. Confidential { +4. . aS4TA- Wieaant ose — § F Roos Wid.—2 or &. with bath, in Clay- R KAT ESTA KE DEP] WERSTER GROVES TRIS OO. {ah} JAS. C. MORFIT, 807 Chestnut et. Cr ek yy or 3 brick, bath. (kas, electric, furnaces. siate sinks, garaxe. — Lot 50x200 feet; stone steps. slate roof, oak Co, 421 Commercial Bldg, th and Oilve toh | App iy Argonne Apt 109, ; rkwood, Phone Kirkwood 285. (4) Sidnev 3100 Victor 1240 ¥LAT—S190' Giassow av. now é-family. ¢ ( | TT T \ ( ‘ ) | electric, uf arbie sinks: newly papered and el ons , mitt, Bae show through: see i hoe Make offer. Im- | Sf6NEY to salaried people: furniture owners ¢ 7 e . _ . . ’ = ’ ‘* { , x y wl ‘ bd ‘ 1 i) Scr j : =o ‘ : pene! 28343, : FLATS AND AP’T’ Vs. WANTED ' ‘ (c6) rooms: §aragce. ‘4c73) « Le painted: — a Sor _, per po wee (GLC & JONES. S824 Cheatnut at. fcM2) | JOHN hg: THER & CO., | care yin in Bia confidential. Ideal Creait . 4 © hes . 2200: look at this, 732 *éennsyivania. For —_—_—-— | Tene ctorta Ag. _ WEST ow THEO, R. APPEL, Webster Groves—Webster 8136 Pennsy!vania av.: 4 rooms and bath, fone coe HOHENSTEIN REALTY CO., P. AY S BIG | ——— ________509-722 Chestnut st. (c#) MONEY Deo i ae a i i edie j Se ARTMENT Wd. ‘ - f 3} 1 = a ~ ~ — _ a — —y } propertv anecialty Ph a Ww b oe , lst floor, 1 room and att tc 2d floor: rae and « oR M hi Riv. 291, _tactede 163R I N . ‘N supplied salaried pl e famnivare or, . ee EB bey urnishe 8 - : one sr ebster 1Uu. (C8) | electric: slate roof: lot 25x125: price $4250. _S425 _ Michigan. nance nl eb 4270-72 Maffitt av.: a splendid four-family | 4 OF ZiER NOME OV yERL OOKING PARK owners: quick, confidential, 1842 Rai ey 1274 Reautifully furnished unfurnished or partl furnisred: rent not ' th MMELMANN-SPAC Iz LER R. E. ogy ASTE, EMAN AV 1 : - R184 ers hing; lov -room residence | Exchange ide yy ™ 1 29 ‘ sk §: south o ehb- 2 ath WE Es hs oN oN ws - Bs «O4 AY. em fiat, ch o ns, bathro : j ces : t for lease | %- ro YH vb icte * ches 4 . & And ui ew — e4) wwe REAL L ESTATE = WANTED _ } Ss see we er hae P acre. or et f whe | ; : : 7th _ani a “*h jestnut che: SPY A267 € TWO- FA wuL Y FLAT. ] - ae Sx + = Yous Sisco mer inemen: Bese and ee porch, tiled bath, hardwood £10. I OANS--8%_ 83100, age, odiament, woNs : RTMENT Ww td.- Unfurnished m or G6 | “te. Sot Ppa at ati: id i A E I ( ass rT ’ aah’ er reese’: oe ) : ' 4 rooms. bath, urnace combina- . are nic i . . sti oors iroughnout, ovely xtures: alao ; ‘ > oa" | Saal e — fooms, for immediate possession. Call | -OT Wtd.- id uy a good building lot: | See RUNES ZRUST CO.. ament, (8) | BUNG ALOW OPEN TODAY Peg BB sah Nal price for quick sale. ws » Aue see: MASEK REALTY CO shades and screens, hot-water heat, In- stabi EKokeRiGe oe @ Harold W. King, Jefferson Hotel, Sunday | _ state price K-124, Post-Dispatch. (c?2) | BUNGALOW—Five rooms, tile and stucco one MORRIS AACH R. CO., 822 Chestnut st. (4); Roth phones. 19 N. Tth st, | eee. ane ailee ae eee Sor : CITY PROKERAGE CO. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION : —— — ————ee | @ CAPS: atreet and alley miade, owner show / 412 Holland Ride. anaes Rana. ( OW-——5 rooms, hot and cold wa- > Ing. (c89) brLAT Wtd. a or 5 re > home; good lo-; construction; Maple av., near Cedar. steam heat. screens, &80. orn —a — eo r room, Oi me, Kt | " > . Seed PLAT Wtd.—87 reward; 2 rooms, bath, for cation; state price. Box R-197, P.-D. (92) WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO.. . Art. _{c8)| " 5025 Ray av 5 rooms, reception hall, bath , AN D : ; Re M M F L. \T SI NGL E 4. ROOM FLA T FUCENE Dee TTHEIMER. R17 Chestnut LOANS--LOANS—LOANS og ae eS “Page-Clara: adults, colored ; _ weet. _BIB4A Fair, _(4) | HOME Wtd.- To buy, 6 or 7 rooms, in) HOUSE—Nine rooms: all conveniences of a? furnace. electric, garage; large lot: Cherokee aot B entioed et.: a fine fiat of 3 large | 8619 N. Newstead: 4 and © rooms, bath, Money loaned to people keeping house; wany ) ost-.7ispe hanatieiads PLAT Wtd.--4 or 5 rooms. modern; ~gouth; | _W ebster (jroves, Hox K -110, Post-Dis. _ | first- class city home: near both trolley cars| car to Bevo Mill 3 blocks east. DOERFLING- | rooms on each floor; bathrooms, laundry, | gas, electric. tg poe rental $720 per an- Hot- Ww ater- Heated llouse, $5000 Payments; see others’ rates, then t ovrs. PL... 968—Af-room flat. (cS) | BS adults; July 1. Sidney 4021W (80) | TENEMENT BUILDING Wtd.—Or any prop- |} and an: > ly 00x142: = on shrubs: | ER REALTY CO., Jefferson and Gravols.(c4) | etc ‘mote wits ore quic fi REAL TY on Phum, — possession. See | $054 Page bl: 9 reeme, well built Passirs ry gage AN ey £0., room S17 Arcade ee gee | ty t jet. . yk @ “@ | garage chicken 10uUses. ar . r i I pi cranes tm A hit cai. ees ) SE ad / ? rt ; 4 ' ‘ “4 en rance : NY at ( NORTH AT Wed Small. clean, Teeicea couple; | aig ‘sirget gator oe We At ro” est | $8500. Address for inspection. Box R47 y R OO \ [ COTT A G E | Both phones N. Tth st. | GLICK & JONES ry Chestnut st (cog) | in a condition nice rear yor one as QGTCHE SSOntiET — POLAR Aa ale P Ot el allege ble. J ~3 c i’ ! “ “ 2S agen : ’ : BRIDGE: 4230-2 rooms and Bam, tad oe sti cr ER Mion |CORTAOR, Whar want to Duy Sor, | Pack, UO: 2 S6ros 6 Fooma, near Meigs: | ateuts aint eos” mde 1 EES: | ny ge i NOS A water, | oie Rermece parauerterme "eRe “| HOUSE NOW VACANT (© Siise ee ; » “or ee } . ° » + ' . cres, -roo > j . Baa 4 if ‘ ai nace, ya 25: " > A Y 4 c " } . | af " sas ‘ f " AS a — Se LAT Wd, ae rent or lease; 4 or 5 rooms. | “oe, cotta “Of Duna. 5 einaie tet. 7-room bungalow, Eom rpetdenes, 28: price $2200. | bag ag I a. - S Sion viewer 3443 Eads, S rooms, tile bath, hardwood 1254 Clara @v.; two-story slate-roof, brick | | An? lady or eeletiatne in owning furniture, ete. ELLINGS. FOR RENT Cabany. s608h | K-112, Post-Dispatch. ° ‘| soom, modern, on .Manchester- car line. CHAS. t.. WEBER. &11 Cheatnut at. (ch) | cE A. Ss x wh cet S11 Chestnut st. (eS) floors, hot-water heat; terms; price $6000. residence, 9 rooma, reception hall, modern rent posers. without security: pe opp LAT Wid.--8 or 8 rooms: modern; Shaw | HOUSE Wid i Mitekiow: ta ouroliann: fh | $3400; 5-room cottage, on Denver pi., . weav é N py Ee ROOM FLAT . 4108 1 estminster, 8 rooms, bath and fur- ace peranee. parewees loors aad ~_-> = | ere RD" MOREDIT. orlvate terme ~ ; SE — low; : Oo). 4 rooms. lot 57x800.” ne block fr ; | nace; terms. | firs oor, fixtures and screens. Ca Main ) - ty. } 0 one o om A D 6 _ JAS. C. MORFIT, 807 Chestnut st. | 4409 or Central 912 for price and card of Fe A‘ lition. Call Grand 34 (ct) or 6 rooms: In good location: must be rea- A. C Sones oH i ; Cé i *heste ‘ar. R22 ) 4- “ott ‘ ; 5 | NSP et Nt tt LANL ll We CENTRAL tira FLAT Wid.—5 or 6 rooms, yore aay adults; | sonable, Box R-1A¢. Post-Dispatch, pe 150. one Ke ry mae § i iskweed.iormusen cars, NEW BUN ow ore . eS “rn . an | u ‘CENTRAL a aANCIS a 3 Routh Side preferred. Sidnev 2 42W _ (6) | NOTICE—W1Ill pay spot cash for flat, resi- $2500; 4 rooms, lot 100x230, one biock from ry WW BUNGAL AX ‘ern flat; furnace, fixtures, screens, aun- ea : ; RANCISCUS & KUNZ REALTY CO., MONEY WANTED ene ae paker ‘Rudman AT Wil.—-Five rooms, with garage “State dence, cottage: must be reasor 1a ble; sell Tuxedo Station, £2500 co entmpeler alte Tek, tile aie ep 7 n00, tia Apts te eee aie WANED Ge = pee " MONEY On fir nd 14 dents of Bite : nie) pend location. Box R-140, F.-D. | UNte or calle BROWN, O25 Cheathnt th) || OMe pga MCCRADY, 06 Pontiac BIdg,,, | bath, hardwood, hot-water heat, sleeping |""“RORTTOER-MASEK REALTY co. | — 8- ROOM HOUSE, $3500 COMPLETELY /MONEY Wtd-On first and second deste. of "SOUTH at Wtd.—To rent 8 or 4 rooms. with oF Gouue Wi y ~ t r | e 765 (4) me ae 2 was 5 e ) Main 1195 Roth phones. ith et 183% Papin est.: this {s a or brick hove, 4 | on trnet: discount on eeconds. Delma-~ 1450L,, thout bath: reasonable: South S| ie 1 oF ‘ or colores Uy ers: “nort oO a ; * sence KO" S . : . ( ‘hestnut at ? - ; ho =r In splend d -ondition: the owner wiil allow , ry /MONE y Wtad So, & veu «a : aa aby ee ee ee information. Box R-142. Post-Dis. oteten Woopy tac = me ° ore at 62 ~ GOR E A\ ENUEB - - a R kK NT S, “$1360—PRIC b. $7800 caine re ote = : ‘ FU RNISHED HOME iy &40ne - HOM) cottare Rox rs. e on ——- | once - SN. I 2 r ot 27 Ch ly ; j a ‘room brick. $32.10: elec ee rand, os, fe tab FS ‘OBS ve ag Dandy little 7-room white pine house. hot- BU v G = L OW S | 4207 Russell, 56-6 rooms; immediate pos. JOHN 1. McDOWALL, 927 Chestnut st. _ ra... ey et ee hs Seats 65 Se Mc NEY Wed W td S000 3 vears. 4 per cent. on caadition. Gentral 4356, _(0) south of Page. by Aug. 1 or before: family on | Water beat beautiful lot. 165x185; fruit and session; newly decorated and painted 14- R¢ Ti M HOU SE ai At a Wee F j This. b ey aot $0000 ©'Falon Park home. Box P-55 Rox R.187 Post-Dispatch. (92) | RESIDENCE Wtd.—7% rooms. hot-water heat. | shade trees. garage and chicken house: 4 6 AN D 7 RC IOMS throughout: strictly modern; brick garage, j u latrict o nd. iis home its very Post-Pie aah ‘ ee .| With 50-ft. lot. in Tower Grove Heights | would consider trade for good city flat. _ . 0, 6 A. : > teen am nonresident and inust sell; excellent IMMEDIATE POSSESSION retin os eee ae * Soe vaure tn MONEY ‘Wtd.-I want to t : rection; state price, etc. Box K-308, Post- | EDW ARD_L. BAKEWELL _ 118 N. 7th. (c8) In West End: a few ready to move into;| terms. Owner on premises Sunday from 11 | 2a Pe es AE ag sonal ee — Coe 2° first deed of trust aD. f mil brick £2000 on rection: fea | VEL + thle baths atentin tent. hardwood floore: large | until 5 __| Northeast corner ot “ag av. pas Day- oe Pa age An ea order. Call at cf- | part of city. Rox K. 129 "Post _ Die —— 3 : : | fete; will be atad to shew you. | a TE AR LE ton st., 14 rooms, bath, furnace, electricity, : f » loan, 2 oF FLAT Wtd.—4 or 6 rooms, modern, near! fj gic BROWN “REALTY CO. | Sacrifice, 300 1 Pennsy ly ania, lot 830x140: only $7000; excellent repair; suit- F. gy AD l. sonene +)” hn | MONEY Wtd.—8i000: real estate loan, 2 able for ronening house, institttion or dis- __ Olive BESS 118 N. ith st. years; current rate; security im St Loyle manufacturing property on mwit: h; bulVilng ~*« »> _f@ Thal PARAL APRD OL wuAT Ww 4g - -——To pent, 4 or 5 apeme iaes. cots | age of bungalow; modern: c ren; S—Complete, cf 10-rvor oo erencan, ox K-882, Post-Dispatch, (c1) | attractive, a be T Wtd.—4 or 5 rooms; 3 adults; $5 re- ! 1 ward. Phone Sidney 1503. 30x ae | car; must buy quick: ail particulars de- Cabany 911, Renton 4511, FI) t i eee = = - A rooms bring income of 4 : Ispattn, c89) | sired tr wer 1945 Arlingt Forest || eee tnd : balances time payments. Box cost- Darts B11 1 ans ; { rlington. orest | i pensary: ea ms EB Disret ch, FLAT Wtd.—5 to 7 rooms, modern, in ist 2714M. (Cc) | “ 2 .' | BR A N D N BE Sees mse u 3 down; bath, electr slate JOHN Me ME ‘NAMY I. &@ R. B. CO., ] A RG E HOME Ww EST anpraised at four times the amount of 4 NORTH eeteets ; about $50: two-year lease: FI AT Wtd.—I will pay cash for a 5 and ¢@ || Just Finishnd meee ORS ae , 1208 N. Grand av. (cl4) da 4 d Aen ae Hox R-26. Post-Disnateh * afl 4 ~ Vv 4 | . 1 ' } ] _ 7 ¥ A + ~ ° Ps . —— - — = oO Veer rd, $25. “Forest 6529W. aly, room fiat, west of King’s highway; must | | BU N (} \ ] O\W GLICK & JONES, 824 Cheetnut. (4) | SOUTH — | 6028 C LEMENS AV. 5 %—FIRST DE EDS—6% r =Modern, h-room, or apartment; West) be reasonable: give particulars. Box K-278, of Ts 4 rn ¥ ° nitentncrittdita —~ ~~ T ice 4d large reception hall 4) . t\ aye modern; near Generel Me rt: couple and baby; reward. I. H-| Post-Dispatch. (os) —729 Daaty . ay lower Grove Heights | aocu ) and Satur- bath, electric fixtures, screens. furnace, «ran. | &80) $1000, $1200, 81700. 81800. “oa00 gs pOT Chestr _ Blocher, Olive 7043, Central 5771. (c) - i 09138 DeGIVERVILLE AV. - bar Pg cee after es and ~~ trold’ base ent. pd rage; excellent joration: | $8800. 84000 : a 87 — a ye — T Wea. . FLAT W td,— With store, or two-family flat; | | | { ) yy N DOUBI E FI AT day afternoon, 4021A otenicel, _fe) ’ ment, - and 87 Call. phone or write GENTS RENT LISTS in: td.—-Or cottage; 3 or 4 rooms; mo South or West; have nearly new 6-passen- | | Beautiful home; 6 rooms, hardwood floors, | M¢ DER: 4hu 44 HoUSsSE 1 28 Nicholson pl.. 11-room home lot GOxISS:; price $10.00; terms for new , iat: lust ut Slee lg ET tas A AIR Dis so, Aaulte; reward. Box R- 129, ha ow! touring car ‘and $1000 cash. Box R- 106, } Y ' tile bath. salesman AN on prem! ses from 2 to 5. 4517-19 Juniata: has 4 rooma anda bath and m4) e+ e: , big bargain. py: . , Ma. a VW ERER, | 1} ‘ ‘hestn: it at (of) ‘\y K '* rs Rios "hearn: 7 t P . - “2 | Post-Dispatch, (RO) | | | GLICK & JONES, 824 Chestnut st. (c5) | ¢urnace, each apartment; double garage. ote. : | KOTSRE ry ALTHEN. 722 Chestnut_st. \ ’ , Q’ « 6% p 1) ] f di mes H. Maguire Side mee. 8, Fooms. by 2 adults, South | FLAT Wtd.—I will buy a 5 and 6 room or 6 || of the prettiest | NORTH rents for $1260 per annum. You wilt heave 10 | RESIDENCE—1920 Sidney st,, 7 rooms, bath, | HOME WE! '—$4800 | irst eeas Oo rust ey: TOS. Phone ain . , _ Pate £1700, 82°50). #2909. £2400. BONO t719o Real Estate .. 418 Frisco Bide. (cS9) | district: must buy quick. All particulars de- | | litt] h . UNGALOW—4 rooms. modern. and furni- 19 Chestnut et. | & bargain; owner on _premises or see 6101 PLY MOUTH AV. | £2800, $2500, 84500, $1000, $5500, $10 000+ Wee: 4 ' ur Wtd.—Or cottage, modern: 8 eduite; 5 sired in answer. Box K-358, Post-Dis. (c4) l eC omes 1n i | ture, 84000. Colfax x 141M. (89) a BL On *# ] \ T Ww a? AP P EL, Agt.. ara at (c74) A good T-room and bath brick residence; fect Ut}e and . insurance policies with each ‘ ; cee’ reward, Forest 2714M. 045 Ar- |) PUNG ae ie 4] - r ; oa aan, HOME—6-room brick; urnace; urgain, See) electric fxtures. screens urnace, granitoid ‘oan. : EE ; Ch tnut St. , ington’ to) | Bl NGALOW Wtd.—5 rooms, al! on one floor: i. | COTT TAG ya : vr. ta” th cosuee 4 fue paetment or fiat; wee a =e >t dl, agua and price. Box R-57, he 1 | ae 6 7 rooms. | | COTTAGE- ain Lena. 4 rooms, bath. sun iy re a tes, 3 paeee 3 Fin ong F ew RE CO.. 623 Chestnut | W hi H . ht ‘Guaranteed | fk irst Deeds of Trust iam , Seo sg ®, no c ren. b M arminveg FS pegs lng on Call owner. hardwood floors. Murphy tn-a-dor a 4 | (c4) as Mung on , eC1g S We have a large amount of wvaran‘eed ul ’ i ' , 272. .or, Forest 6725. ee. stone front steps, tile entrance; corner flat (O11 EITMAN AV. 727 De Giverville av.; nice &room reat. | frst deeds of trust for sale, amount! URNISHED ED FLATS 2 ¥ AP'TS — WTD. fine LIST Ww IT H W ANSTRAT H a Tile baths. ot (eee ‘8613 Lena; 4-room frame; lot 80x {| in_ choice section of Shaw tract, e\ ervthing) an attractive 7-room residence in Clifton dence. with bath. hot- ‘ouner heat. hardwood $200, 000 ne you want to sell your vroperty and are | || | 125; price $1700; call owner, Bomont 2723! splendid condit ee mace alley; card of ad- furnace, gas, water, electricity; Ot floors: also marage for 2 machines: ower ”), | school, churches and j]wi show you through; can give possession *™ount you may have to tnvest ARTMENT AVt4.— ctency; | 'ooking for prompt and reliable service and | -tYV ‘ _or - Forest 8725, (c61) | mission necessar gem nOx18$: co r lent to re Wtd.—Furn ished ose ; { Hot water heat. . ——— ee | IOUN & BL AE & “BRO., 16 Chestnut et. ||. vrice $3250 in OO dare. edge seourity. Clear certificates of t' 4s WwM ee . In denominations from $400 We can eatisfy you itn references. ‘ Grand, | Quick results; call and see us at once. We)! oN @ $82 TT t Ly + OO Grand S415R. 3185 8 ict) | have sold all kinds of properties in everv ~ | corn, AGE ne T212 N. Bre aa ay, 3 ‘ 3 -room bricl, “ea mAs y SD on AY. 19 N. Eighth at ANDERSON sTt vo KE- -BU ERMANN, plenty of fire and tornado insurance NT | ett ee Se “las ee ee on re See he Sleeping porches. | #5250. Call eae Eee ee or For est | west won|” 1761 MISSISSIP TI AV. RESIDENCE © Cheetnut a ang cae We at once for Hist . e 2 ; 4 i ot@ 7 eye a ee ee OPO LPLPO LOL OL A DD A PF —_ ” é «+ . . ji ” . . - ' mye » " »t " | od Gg, . { ‘ e1e¢ c i} a — — —_ —_ —_ 5] if you really want to sel! : lg ron pore 1é8s. SOPRAGE EE 5225 Nortnland a \ 5 room brick, er downstairs. 14: 0 Goodfellow. © wi ERIE a ‘ tric 822 Chestnut st. '4) || Hyi STOCKS AND BONDS — r ee “7 i é ant arice, lem ~ she, Some » do it. ‘ These | H with bath. * bargain. Sell on terins and FLAT—45. fakland, 4 and § room modern wae 2 | rooms a ‘ i prices and demands will not_keep up forever. | . : *C Five immediate possession. nie ye ‘ OY ; y ‘ TES aN Hie " + TY) “qs 4 > ed | s } eo ‘ ’ wee) MI Cc ll own er . ( ab- ( -* r ' ~ ; N ) IOME : . f las. 3 floors. “Buriat ies BPMRNISHED HOUSE—Reautifully furnished qe NL A ardwood floors. 1 ee .pperenie eS , 947 King’ Highw ay Park |) we sei . > tl | ahs SE tee SR ee ate loors, to alley le fi M, 9 rooms: west: July and August: tn medal anasto Apar is , |, | COTTAGE —Sixx Terry av.; S-room_ brick, ~@0¥_= qa od | Modern S-room residence, with hot-water |) 5768 Waterman av.; 8-room —make Pa Row Rist. _Post-Dispat: 33 month. Forest. 1851 W iy | REAL ESTA Te FOR _EXCHANGE } partment kitchens || vats, ‘eas. electric: mre made; slot 20x | FLAT —AN18 Clare eciite ua oar vacant; | heat: lot 40x116; owner will show you modern residence; 50-foot lot; W Oll, STOCK Wt! sel! 4500 shares Congres | ; exceptional bargain at $3500. va ce, electric, nar 393oX. | thre ugh. | ; ik anal € tacks chean G USS YANDERSON-STOCKE- BUERMANN, very attractive and substan. _Siene) Of stocks gheav. Orang S608 iam | STOCK -— “1900 shares Motex Pipe LAne. 8 rooms rooms eer > ee | ee ee Oe i Pw ~ a “ - o~ Fm Pye ee n e ene a a ne a ee a ee ee I Rt OMEN REM DP TAN eS ee SU Nn RAO a ae tem ee Woag — —- .—- OOO" ~~ ee t. 3 floors, story building: ‘alter to a T PINE BL... 4289-—Hand ! . “on a : 4280—Handsome home, . | . : . — ere f-story Builds ne; @ Wide porches, shade trees; rent furnished GROC ERY Wtd.—For euthanee. cood sin- | Lots of closets Foat-Digpatch. ne | beg Fg ate agents. a ot ae St orci. A Soret ene ee 8 months or longer: $75. Dr. eke ' mie fiat, renting for $840 vear: want | , , . | COTTAGE-—S8603 Minnie, 4 roome, sun par- | ———— ORR ESSION in — ially constructed. Price | eb iA 1 . coner Walnut: well ‘Tight: -— - 7800, eh) | ‘grocery or other small business. Reddin, | |! ‘ 2 jor, Murphy bed, bath. furnace: lot 40x IMMEDIATE POSSESSIO: — 7 SOUTH GR. oo AVY. | aii are. Be ) per cent April: next fivitend & T some VW ith varages. 130; immediate possession; price 84500. Cal]! 4855-554 Oakland av., 4 and > sven hee 7-ROOM KESIDENCE AT $6200 7” pen. | soc “ine nares Melgy a ee tee ¢9 tea si 2S, tle Ou faply. Bid¢e . , one ; Toy 6" ® Siw. — Ay: | a a pricey 25 " . || owner, Romont 272, or Forest 6725. (cf1)'G. BL. & J. M O'REILLY. 7: (23 Chestnut. (eb) 2t-story brick. 7 rooms and 2 rooms i ROSENB UM || STOCK--3000 shares Motex Pine Line, Zhe - ; a i i . —- 1 a Tana YT PREC SPY GE OC mr ryan ag . ll improvements made ! ‘ : share, paid 10 dividend ‘sine Paci an REAL ESTATE CARDS | e COTTAGE—New, 4 rooms, tile bath, hard-|siNGLE FLAT—14xx Shawmut pl.; 4 and 5 loft, bath, furnace: SENBAU: | . | nd since ; PERO BL., 4604-—12-room Rove, neo % Lots 50 ft. front. wood floors, hot-water radiatfon, electric. te hot-water beat, tile bath,- corner ga age tn rear: this is a bargain; $1000 dor vy I H AUSCHUI TE | April: par ate $1 so 200 ee $2. rnished: filled with roomers, Se mies we 3 gas; made street; $3950: open. ‘Bellefon-| jor. $7000 balance $65 month: admittance by card only. | ALSL y 4 | Box R-27, Post-Dispatch. ** ts tg oe* on : ee 2 fronts eoeeee*+ ee? . es i a ae : ¥ - mm me — i : . de ; ee -e = - ere bo g Siseepre 7 E # beeen 10. Fe rent NODAT on hones, eeeicely at a vensodabie arieet a ce ek) | These houses have taine car porth, 5248 Gilmore. McCRADY & SINE, 506 Pontiac Bldg. (cf) A. JAY KUHA, ary ha. ae Real Estate Company Wit. eg Ty 7, Pipe 1 lA eeeeeeeere ie = ; rorest ‘ ove? Cc) . . , * i 1] ' ee -~e ee — | ety ?o _ fa ’ , } % a: 41 ) ARK ON y ’ ' 4 4 le nin ri ential On 3 . to sell see us at once; no sale, no charge, $1000 CASH AND &0 PER MONTH. PLA T—8888-3840 Windsor pil. fam ly, fiat g- room brick residence; modern, and in good | | 2407 N Broadway iy TS Gait Seaboard Ihe. Nemo on * he, PINE BL 4330-—Handsome ~ OLLAS ORE e. 28 0 fod) | |) every modern con 4490 Penrose; new bungalow. brick; tile by 7 s ~ , : | - ; vuilding, 6 and i rooms, urnace . 500 carh. many other bargains for quick borches, shade trees; nent urni ed. aes —_ ee . tath, tile roof, furnace, electricity; ‘large , ete; low_ price; we Call owner, pote) i A res Te ev 'p a TEATH R18 Chestnut. (ch) ce Ag wee Rank Bia sale & months or or longer; $75. Dr. Marriott,;,. LEEDS | ION, . inate : | front porch; gearage: inspect tod etn T25 tT | cj | IMPROVED | PROPERTY FOR SALE | venience to make. KOTSREAN- ALTHEN. 722 Chestnut. M.1196, | won Bataan Bhan “T3721 MISSISSIPPI AY. RESIDENCE IL eS =) _% are te rinstT FO e buy end sell vour nee — » a - ———_— —— - | ma —— : i? Kingsbury, 6 STA RI. ES. re Et iii | Cc OTTAGE Vv ERY CHE A r INE “INV ESTMENT—O0I-4 %3.00 r RG AIN = atable.. _ /- HOUSES WANTED LLO! HELLO!! HERE, AGAIN— | - : | 810 Co , .| apartments, 5 rooms each; rent saw Fer) Nine hoy bath, elect ric; good condition. NORTH . u, te 2 onary . “ HE OHN BEC KERT J ub aS, | housekeeping easy. | seawaenanee sees? tor bath; all fm | month, price § $24,000. Deeds of trust, $34 winne A ACH R. CO., R22 Ch carne nie (4) omenapagardag~ermmppapnel te ey BH : a ly —-Or bungalow, in South-/| 6424 sstchinna ¥. elephones: | 7 . . DALY & Mc ARF 801 Chestnut st. | - tnut st. | HOME-—A South St. a | wn ul home! RESIDENCE Beautiful. 4700 block Labadie NEF om . : ’ APARTMENTS _ ae , . Louls, 4 to 6 rooms, garage; 3 In| Riverside 1870, Kinloch Laclede 165K. | Delightful location. | Work: Mi; ‘Onnartanl a AUI LFTELD a1 LEWIS, 715 Chestnt “| “place: hot-water heat, 6, or| av.. 7 reome, larae reveetion hall. haré- | funn Gee entra’ ipi6 Nationa! Hank fii ~ Grand 1ensw. (c4) | Back a, the yon! entats — 2 OrTKing an's pportunity | 4719 VERNON AY f FLAT ow. garages, a-ataey " lot tox oe; f ; weed 7 nee water heat. tile bath. tlle we KS~—We will buy or sell ‘the fatlowt es 4 AGE , cial argains or nomeseekeis ani investors ? i Cottage 2 ro ‘ ; N ca M IAT OSS ESS y alr Ser ~ (jran ny " e ij " ° - WEST a Ci, ~ acres pg mae ™§o25° Washington. | Bay give the onset oe ge s, property Fn Lee A\ enue and | nice a cul patent beat Ghee waite | it DECORATE 2D AND suigle Tow er Pag ego te Offes. Jl 14": G Grand. digoRor® i. CASPORD 7 715 Chestnut st. ——- PO no ‘Green Ort "a das — o many BAW. 5) uyer muet have card of a@amissio ened © ™ : Call 1829 Geyer or phone Centra) 8478L. (92) Five and six rooms; bath, electric, fur- Sidn ctor he Main 1049, : : ontral. Comet HAM COURT. an24 (Apt. 1 ’ Mr, Beckert. See what he has to offer: | Rock Hill Road t a uv: price ts right. Jos. F. Dickmann R. FE. CO., 623 Cresta us 7 Motors. Invaders of Oklahoma, Mike Henry, mito reine ato parol AMT Wa 8 ni Rguse oF Bunwalow: | “isr2"Zoulsiana av", S-room mew Orick cot | : 702 PRAURUE Ay neces Ot A MESS Sas" Chestnut ot, of | ONE Rar cetey eat rele ana Feat, | enera i Metropolitan Store or any 4g c. BEYNON In Me. 7th “et, (oe WSE Wid — ii Steet ~1. - tage; bath Bae totiet i +e ~y ne tn VW ebster Groves _ e. R-ROOM Begg en geod ih oo ONLY 8750 C Ash TY L A> R PI LACE RESIDEN To i 2 trees, garage. chicken house: immediate se aniteted — P, renee we te «all +t TS & ‘E 10 or 12 rooms, west of Gran in fine repair; lo x130; & c emg ' . Drice only ve in one . ‘ > ) sé astern markets attelmen Co, BON, S0xx--4-room apartment, a” all _Bomont 2019 cd) | 8408 Michigan av., lot 863x180: fine brick || Open every evening || Manns BxcQihet: sxtrs, bie bargain, kd gg eat He, eo Now VAC Beg ree ee (Sai) Central National Bank Bidg. Olive 22 Ga Nene Coe MMR hppa SoprTy ae” | OHM nse ete: eis, et, eo ae RSH. Sage chentmut at. cay blocky & rooms, bath and Cos cond ‘and | 4247 Flad avi. mroomma, bath, electric, gaa, | © DANDY MOME * | Aen Siionee is in - “4 : Z house. Address _ ss 22 8 5. 16 th at | waar, as and sewer; property worth at | TERMS. ATTRACTIV E COTTAGE third floors; lot 34.4x218, to brick alley; easy sapere’ Tot 40x180: all improvements made; | 7 IBERTY “RON Ss % s . ee wT Wd. sin £ ” 'w a ~ om iia. coms eff ictency se , y 25: : op Bungalow or apartment; by least ais ulck payer a. it for er hate Montgomery te rooms. bath: $3000. iG. B. & bak ae O'REI LY T22 Chestnut. (ce) 7! 7 “. ane & , - a" Gonsete av. ; rooms. Rang ferases, 46). ° . a ne ent mus . Colorado ay., 4-room fr DALY & McCaA RO1 Cheat 2 ud S ansieanl $$$ ‘DROZDA 1 "RRALT ( outea. — ey Ss; on. vacan ww money on it we wil! aeccom al fornrere bareat > PATIO 5 aie Toe 5 Post-Dispatch, F - bungalow. As 650x125; neg. fine garden and \s r] OSTORY Back oo A | FLAT— 3010 Mapie ay ¥.: very desirabig. 5 — 2934 U N I A T A ST. i a fs Siete 728 Chestnut, (o@) if . We will loan rou It, accom 3. jo t 55 bonus f for or 7/\a utiful home; Price TW . n room . NERLY AY. Your Liberty ion. FDWARD - 5) idence: 8 red. And here for the investor! 214 and 214. as OF it | 4551 Natu 145: immediate possession of one tak: rea- 3002 K : c interest. to be paid at AIM N. 7th et. Olive S555 : 3 “ R- 97, Post-Di sate. _ hana’ 1) Steins at., 4-family bag fiat, In fine repair; — | Fix-reom brick bunga A. ee hall.| sonable price. Apply owner, ISA, © . \ DERN HOME 7 Sy ighg iy aM medi. ae. or we will buy vous fo, SENT Third — north: 4 roore a SUSE Wie ,—T-room mod between Del- for $500 per fal price $4200. | | TY, bath. furnace, electric, ete; lot 380x135; GEO. L. SCHAB PRG, 210 Wainwriaht Ri nae) MODER: st oot _ now vacant | ot marches aN 7 lor. with hed: op if ear and Easton, weet of rink’ highway. ‘on Virginia. a av. “fine -room brick reei- || S07 CHESTN UT ST. ‘terms: street made: possession in 80 days. | Hias 7 roome, tile bath. hot-water heat, Bt are At + RCO. 82? Chestout at. (4) INTs IOAN ¢ CO.. 734 Cheetnur, fee ss REIT LY om Che Theatont, “ee PAS Poet 1) es ence, lot 65x130; arranged for one or "wo, Admittance oy card only | 4862-64 LACLEDE AY. hardwood floors, brick porch, etc. Move right | Lug NOT!CE—All stockthol4ers of Furekero pie hl. sa0'-10 “newly “Vecors Be DLE farnitien: ‘thie. property fe gee See ; Must | ; s __ A. JAY KUHS. 1001 Chestnut st. (¢4)) An attractive 6 pas! ea flat In a — n. Quick ae y vitor ek am A BARGAIN Refining ‘o of record July 2 i230, are Sethe ET—BUSINESS P PURPOSES "00 iowen a jatingie fiat, inane revair| Get My List of Homes. | 4-ROOM COTTAGE ‘Porches, double floore, sleeping porches; lot NN 618 Cheetnut ‘at sehen veaen Svidsed’ bas bees sotpietiin e — | rents for $350 per year. nk of iti). - ‘ 10.000. : —" for al ‘ookhoald , and Bath. reception hall. granitoid hasement: | was te pri IC \ POWAY. 19 N. Fliehth at BEAU TIFTL TOWER anave PARK 45xx Geraldine @-reem house. modern, het le? pI en woe tf , 5, By Ae a 4A real apartmen, i for $3200, ' Th Biot M a.) | streete and allev made; owner, on premises, | — a ¥ Wonderful Botanical Garden — water heat lot 60n125; $3800. Box R-124. third consecutive monthly cash dividend, @ B77 seek ing gilaared rs ping : factory S Ace rst Michigan av., a fine single flat, i} m, im, Myrohy bode: Secorat ey . & Pp we roome; modern and up to date: tn oe we er, ca he0) Cheatnut at. 4) | 6-Family Apartment, $18,000 Within a atone’s throw of @ flats, 4 and / Pos" oat Diapate Oe pe tenn | total Of cent. The amount ef daly er ‘“Pe-TTT 3 thoroughly modern, etcellent | RESTDENC) E—5107 North Market. elegant <divtiiend i announced In this < fren. ‘ent or Lease Bie copaition. worth ¥a000; quick buyes nets WELLSTON ~NEW BUNGALOW | | Riawest omer Marreaged for ¢ apartment, 5 rooms ont and cond genuine be room resid hot-water heat. omk A khoider who has net recetyad” * Nor eas | 1. 6 families of errangement and ndition, nuine regain: enca, ot- water ny stockholder whe & net recet, actu space, suitable for light North t corner of Tron and vermens a it : niin naa % 442 Maffitt pl.: rear | a hard _s ee buliding. My eel wy fe ore. ees northweer corner Theveland and Kiemm, in- | aan throughout. elegantly decorated: 40. (fends @06 above and desires _wasitions | pl.; © ms. all modern, hare- 4 rooms € Pog Shue. wil, epection invited, UV ner, 2215 Kiemm. See: foot iot with dri Modat a price S724. owner format ie r stowk wire ar e h, fe: electric fish Al condition; ‘one of the best. bar — - Gere cr. ee -room frame cottage; | woo 4 floora, hot-water heat: will make terms; steam heating plant; oi fF , wi ow vou th ciese July 2 J MEEN * ua 7) siz0o een av., Weiston reir biock King’s highway: open ev day. i be over 8400) n, See 0643 Jullan: buy IB my agent , “183. ries jpratiavie one ids! oe "waa in en a cali CAULFIELD & WIS, 715 Chosen st. See Jones, i310 Te Terry - oF (3) quick. GLICK JONES. 824 Chestnut. (cf Pirkei aLTHeEn. 722 Chestnut st ‘@® LIAM U RE 412 Fullerton Bidg. io A reade thas Fe a W o & eet .

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te EE NOR ONT ACCP LEE LE LL OO, ALA I eee Ly EI rR I a a AY «a ee A ee _ — % - becae . ‘ ~ or we ——.. ~ Po Tee * ‘whee ae i ‘ ° - r 3 : oe " + th : Po ae: as P ¢ ‘ - ~ ah Nes ee Le i a? Oe Bee Ske ey ane, Gh ee ae a A es: mii lpi ce pith in 2 Pel ee A ASO OEE OED: + ite DIE ln Ragin alte SBP Oe Qe 4s alle stated * - ¥ - " Leementnorine a we i x Bs 5 : , ? . oe = 7 x 7 me : a ie 3 eae! Sa ea: : tke Ms death E : . . Se : ABR, ials Sieh aah, ORB Behe a ie TG. tas Pe ys GS SEES dae LP GD ote # . ¥ = —_ “—_ ie : es oe a is Na ache peg Der Ca Mime a PO me a HOD Rae TR es elie _ _ . cS = sie on te . ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1920. ST. UC LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 F a ss — = % ‘ ——_ _—— > — : ADVERTISEMENT ; i "1| | | pes | || me. Ew wey | y CLUBWOMEN AGAINS] eo ' AUTOCRAT HANDMADE Jap POST Weer inde Out! MESES SPECIAL) unui oy WOME ; Regret SHUR EDGE F BIG EARLY SUMMER viey winds eae ae June Very mild, Ge value, box ef 10. dR brueh. drawing this down tl full length ef the hair ,; been wise enough to take advantage of them. session of the biennial convention. —- rette habit apparently ts increasing PI y 3 creasing Muriel (hic os, 5 foe 3: Se; 100 box, Reg. 100 Bouquet size. 5 for 40c; | 95.00 Star Vibrators among women and the use of to- S695 ashes... ms (83.8% $1.00 Gillette Bindes .. foil, 25e; 100 Me Gillette Blades ay Boe i Ne GE er naaiaaataltae merine before doing up your hair it will Pes : : ‘have’ a prettier wave and curl than | sruteigggetl i . and vou won't have to be continually Uniform Marria e Laws. Eiliiae wits Socw etvande or ying ends Jalier’ s Chocolate om oe * FRIDAY AND SATURDAY eo. . € Reg. 89.20 Eastman ‘Folding. Oar. dressing for the hair, keeping it de- | oe 0 ar aoe i ichonetpptatineeiitehaataease , — . ‘ . Vaetaty Just received a case from factory Reg. I5e¢ Excellen ize 10¢ 50 prices, HMehtfullv soft and silk: 4 few ounces The road to progress and to in- Of cigarettes by women was con- of this 10¢ clear Havana amoker. ol te bes ’ $4.95 mevetuaion and Finishing; service | | But they won't last long. Get name day—work received by 16 MURIELS Reg. Ue Perfecto Suablimes, 5 for CUTLERY whineeee: s =0 hox . £5.45 22.00 Durham Duplex mageey, Muriel Infants, 5 in 50 box ; $1.45 an or biver-Ready razors > Since Februar Bix tte Blont meus : . euntain Pens....... 82, . TUNGSTENS ae te - i? a - 4 - hair will be sleek and glossy {ke plush Hiave you lunched or had an Closing Session of Biennial Con a VOL. es NC It will remain in curl the longest time, Afternoon Soda at eo V S , Le Oe hokage egos nbtaeeese Boer ention Also Declares for CIGARS AND VACATION NEEDS KODAK SPECIALS Liautd s! imoartne is, of course, entirely S yi ee —_—_ scheme, tua cane , ’ eas : harmiess. It leaves no sticky, greasy or 0 e Associated Press load, easy te uase.... . A tT te beat Sena with a clean woske | Sepewonnce jeads through Post-Dis- demned by the General Federation hy ready by 5 t is dest applied with a clean tooth- | patch WANTS, for many who have : a your box early. oe %. oes eth of Women's Clubs at yesterday's 5 for 40¢; 50 box . $3.3 PARAMOUNTS SAc 3 50 bex 4 - 5.50 Manhattan size, reg. 2 for 25e; Iin- ; - n bd 5.00 (:illette Razors MOTOR | bacco is’ harmful to them were ; cael .. 84.85 H!I VULTOS + papetnge-— nn ty Hindes “a ” ‘ a vetias , : r es the fee en... : — > = . Se SEG Ons UrEing an ede- 1) . x ‘ R FIRST CONSULS Reg. Te Imperials, 5 for 25; 50 box }40¢ Ever-Heady Bindes - - = General Superi cigarettes by men ana asking State for smartness and comfor¢ | K nickherhoe hor or Pane tellas, * for LITTLE CHANCELLORS 10¢ w“ iilinms? Barber egrets authorities to prohibit the sale . nie: 50 hex... .. 85.4 Reg. Se, 5 for Bhe: metal box of 12 aceniaail PETES Se eral : “ enw o 000, Expense: dies f regardiess o Reg. $3.33 Brownle No. 2; the 7 10 $300 etreaky trace, It ‘® also an excellent | J ARCADE BLDG, Main Floor at rs DES MOINES, Ia.. June 24 l’se PIFF-PAFF- PUFF EL MURILLO Kastman Films: all nizen, acon Resolutions reciting that the ciga- dividuaily wrapped: 5S for Shes FLOR DE MELBA 5.00 Aute Strep Razers ‘ational campaign against the use of Sublimes or Manhaitans, 5 for 45e% $2.50 1 40¢ Linterprise Bindes, will fit re S ompany di - ~ ste thereof to minors were adopted. Anew Spring and Summer PORTINAS vs inti : Eversharp Pencils. . $1.00 te Three invitations were extended i box. ies Sel i aint Linn the 2668 Sidon. Saniimen. ” for 2he size; 5 for bbe 3 5 for 320¢; 50 bex.... 32.9% CIOARETTE nial. The Women’s Club of Shang- | - _ SPECIALS hai, China, asked for the next bien- —_ : CHARLES THE EIGHTH ? oe CRUZADOS Camel € peinie: mew. 200 pia. nial Hfot Springs, Ark also exX- & O ! , I , R he finest and sweetest of broad-]| Genuine imported Manila, 4 for 5 for . bes lan i ; ti ices lid C} 2 leaf wrappers, Havana filled: big ite; 100 box ........:. $3.75 Carton 10 pkgs. 31 65 ‘tended an invitation, as dic L1icago. ° ince Blunt Brevos, 5 for SSe: 50 Lord Sau Cigurettes, R Salt Lake City asked for the 1921 al or 5 hes preareg cnasntingrcogie ies “Be eet bat $180 council meeting. UNITED SHIRT AND COLLAR CO, ALSO MAKERS OF LION SHIRTS, TROY, N.Y ioe Const apes ¥ for: Pei at Oe ee ee il mee ’ . , ae 5 ox ‘ Among resolutions passed were ; that State authorities be petitioned LA PREFERENCIA Lar Sums, t lie Spectal size, 5 for the; 50 hor ge to pass uniform mar iage laws; that W Ee EF ~ = E ie Db River Outings M i D - Ww E E ” ¥: a. ee PE gs ny ¥ ‘ | : | ) : H 4 Paid to Him newspapers ve asked t mit ie- 2 for Soc, tailed repei is of seiiantieti betade LOWER MISSISSIPPI SCENIC ILLINOIS ni hor canes > acy _ N O | and that the postal zoning svstem To CAPE GIRARDEAU To PEORIA, ILL. ANTON BOCK . ee. . & but Oo ne WO a for magazines be abandoned AND COMMERCE Large the Perfectos, 5 for BFe 3 : . a , Cae me BER . ~ . LEAVE ST. LOUIS marge |. ’ aaaaeenandl S| 3 Ay FR a * LEAVE ST. LOUIS Ane taf € y ere Ic:fforts to get through a resolu-) Friday. PM. Return Monday @ A. M. [ Satur Le oe, teturn lay Noo! a — “ents ‘it f a ) ES ti asking Congress ta stablish ¢ uesday. M., Return Friday, . A. M Weil SP MM. Feturn Sat... 7 5 Reg. oe Brevas,. box of 10. .81. P lon «iS LIne ONnEress LO ¢ La Wilt . a ; > roun: r] , mea le al “d De rth i dj 14.58 oun) me: « 2 The ert * Officers of the Mi ‘Federal censorship of motion pic- _ linia Mtain 233, Cen. 628. ‘ THROUGHOUT THIS STORE! m ture films failed adease the nia- | nf ination Phone EAGLE PACKET co. Dock Locust St : | ‘2 oe hed . jority thought it was a State ques- . > Co., operating e | — line between Sixth an tion. . ae » Men’s Wool Suits $ The convention closed last night — | = and Delmar botlevar . a x 4 avenue, testified, in | By dahil Sa Lier aa Ra barat ad i al dad MOP RE ag. That can’t he duplicated anywhere ‘following the formal presentation of | under $35! Scotches! Cheviots! Cas- ‘the new officers elected yesterday. | Oe. > en today, that the ¢ simeres! Sizes and styles for every- M m™ « - i SRR = /a\ ; . |= . Mrs. T. G. Winter of Minneapolis : : | ings as to the purc body at. i . ; was elected present. fm Nationally : | | - lg . : ment, were badly ta Men’s $45 Suits 5 a. EXCURSIONS rd Adver- | gr er. rtra Heavy : S | the line is being run aioe , ' . vi | . ee 3 a Bann ph _#. This loss has range Of fine all-wool fabrics in just the dave, i was stated: ? patterns and atyles that well >, aS, tised . : - : ‘ EVERY DAY . . men Ty $7.50 | @ and has amounted t Is a Good Day —=— Py,’ Our P . } ee, a | 4 : the line was instity “i 9 rice a ° ane " > | ATH - s | dressed men appreciate—all sizes nt ie we é ad Pee Prove ere ary. Men’s Odd Coats $@p 75 9 | Oi the Colossal Steamer orn 75 | Two-Quart Aluminum Saucepan | ae oe Of dark beach cloth! Just the Coat bd oe . * for office or street wenunr during the —_—— ae 99 é . =a ‘ully guaranteed pure alumtinum-——not a cheap article ; ‘ about $70,000, and th hot months! While 110 Coats last te to advertise bul a frosty hemnnnt-he-~ieeianiaine aluminum fares, at 10 cents i Mie . uce A Lm | ; iv as ctu Tr ej | on epal e : | pth pane it was said that lar very thorough manner! All the new sinkable; Automatic Sprinkler System; . tte Lae , shades and all sizes, at os ot the Latest Approved Safety , eo Ss paid to him for buswe Jevices, | , Rae ae 8 f dell i f whicl y ‘ m aan 0 eliveries of which Men’s Summer Suits $ wf Tickets 75e, Incloding War Tax Ronis state. He is treasurer Of genuine mohair in the rich, lustrous : ae 4 - - srgpend seg Ge” bus Co. blue and gray shades—many silk lined ss conned chentd oat Min _ | 4 weet | LAG. aay Bought 40 or 50 —and every one made to give the ut- : A ' ) , h te oe : a ' Harry FE. Prettyma: most satisfaction—$20 values at Shoe and Leather Club “2 Se ; 4 ; , ees ©, ies : shing avenue, who stat | Ss ANNUAL EXCURSION SO te... Pay is kee va | vested $50,000 in th * Kh aturday, June 26—2:30 P. M. TS Tr — wih to the Missouri Motor 7 and & GE gs he ee ee ere EN Tew silghtly In the small sizes only—sizes 5, 6, 7 years, to be exact—but every-one is worth | BET ese cal ’ Pe : ’ The very hewest designe and types of Just the thing Genuine Cotton a Signed Notes and ! twice this price—while they last at Bf: Rey kage t ad. or ae Be eres ané! They won't last $6) at these Furniture that ie substantial end durable fer any man: Felt Mattresses 4 Marshall aleo test ba: & or hcr baediin af ped ZR er) eet 83.00 Cash—$2.00 Month Prices. Now is There !s no commodity that the wort ic aie $ large hye a. FA $18.75 ne . a Signed notes and mort NR et eat 1 Co ae lea ae . vor Chance to 85 wherein they nave to put so mui trust ones 6 agg i Mon- Commonwealt vine Boys’ $1.50 Knickers . Be nn ie rma AD tT \ 2" ii,9 merely tee a et the aaian:. Ceanees Sour aine ae: Ens an cle hers teem an monwenite: Pisa A vies BIR EAR ¢ to $20 on an expert can qualify to judge genuine "quality in Furniture. be. A $50.00 apecial low price 00 sh— money with while Choice of heavy cassimeres or the cool, com- ; OR as aa Ye Oy pr . —f— oe grade May we suggest that vou buy your Furnituce in a store in cain at ; ef only ‘ n . treks, but he did not k fortable wash fabrice—aizes to fit boys up to Sess ee "x Ra) ot ti ————p nak which you can place vour trust for reliability and eincerity. ’ ber of tru: ke involved 15 yeare—fine for vacation wear—now | aa 750 a Week. Cutts as low as $208. | ‘Martin handled th ; “a atte nite B P Kh he cm t k STEAMER MAJESTIC - . Lo - . > 4 himself.” Marshall de ed .. 1 arp tapenmgeranted -Fiece Vining Suite PA ae ii « Be Prettyman. deactioe, In the serviceable tan shades that can’t be beat Safety First 4 a Ws ast p Of the formation of ¢ for all-around wear—seams sewed extra well— ON | iF . | f£OMpany Some of slzes 5 to 15 years, at This Modern Steel wicamer = | / : tion meetings were i ; '— Leaves Locust St. Dock 36 P. M.. ; : , 4 | . Oliver Pr S - KO s’ 00 4 i k Going Up River. Return ey 10 P. M. von P ; , ; ver Frazier.” he sa y n Cc ers were soars ow Tax. | — tT an attorney in the FP | Mr. usy Man y 4 ) , Of strong wear-resisting cassimere fabrics in Just - : Take « few heere’ off isin: Allee Seema | , |, who has acted as local like Se vanats 5" Boake 6-6 7a epg basket and take the (2-nilv om this trin, | a | MM: Commonwealth inane on tim es 6 to 17, at. Autos Parked Free. one Olive 2934. ; 7 BER Mec ) wt ™ Which now is suing ® . i | * | . | ae 60 US PUNUng of $400,000 Boys Cassimere and Wash Knickers S eS | UN le | , oe an . 3 are. _ placed in hf . : . :?) , ) 4 Th @ } our 7 te 17... ap ie HN}. in every way. The cabinet work is for my . aaa . Perfect and finished goiden, fumed r redit Is Good #~ y stock with $720 end mahogany. The designs are — rome securities, and ’ | Boys' Cassimere Two-Pants Suits ™ I | — Fey ~ = Shue instantly. This Suite {s just as illustrated, 6 Dining Chairs, 6-foot Extension Tabdie and oe Get that the cash went to ¥ Stylish _ models of strong, good-wearing cassimere | melodious and will large, roomy Buffet. This low price {s made possible by huge quantity pur- large - leces that ment on motor trucks rice—lined unusually well. Remember, the 2 pairs of pe | . arge pieces and p full-lined te eon means DOUBLE SERV ick OUT OF THE " 2’ , a *d a minute book. | 5 ; | | have tr Ve CLOTHING COMPANY | SATURDAY, JUNE 26 | CSR PTAA SEES ER EB ese Gl io -~ and *imilar we Fv of N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON AV. 2YESC® CHAPTER 0. 5 5 14 N. Broadway—Between Locust and St. Charles—‘‘We Furnished the House That Jack Built” Bie °°": ea Bed on Page ; am LS pS ee = #