St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 10, 1920
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_—=— ee? hl eee Lae warrass | ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ae 1236 he Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service BROWNS’ BOX SCORE NO. 315. ST. LOUIS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1920—14 PAGES. ay PRICE THREE CENTS — ee See ———$ ——— ta et LLL Ae MANHITBYAUTO LIEUT. WANDERER CONFESSES INCE FARIS 1) “MorrsckorcA"S.. KEN YON TO DEMAND INGRANDAVENUE "HE HIRED TO FAKE: woLD-Up GWE AL TERNS ange THAT FUND FOR H.C. L. TUESDAY DES a. see War to c\soumewowrnsen.. INLIQUOR CASES "rec" UREAUS BE CUT OFF Wife’s $1500 and Accuse 0 sion of work in many steel plants, th of Bernard Oelschla er. ‘ : ” throwing thousands of workmen out Dea g | “Ragged Stranger”’ of the | ‘This Has Got to Stop, He of employment, is threatened be- | 4 | | , i . | a ” . : S Ar discharged as execulive secretar " driven by Ceorre Trofimmof,., 39. of army, but wished to be “free,”’ police | M iT _* hief of taff of the \ my, y 12 Reduce the High Coat of Living in S 7 ; Chouteau t Cari Secrease, 7, of 1338 Chout | reported to have said: “I had. had | | newspapers for two vears tery) for extraordinary heroism in, Was used primarily to furt a heavy motor truck belonging to the | way with my wife lying there came! | American Packing Co.. at 3 p. m.,| : e lle. I feel like a' ; at mente an vet a en TL CLOUDY TOMORROW: ot ‘ ' i back once in a while. “That lady ’ | no arrangements as } hay been PAR Y : charge on the enemy's breastworka, , tion by the Democratic party Byenue, ignorant of the boys pres-| O.. of the anomalies of the case | some as to make the other things of life soon for a conference with President | ‘fice was about $500 a month. She the boy's home When neighbors , weeks was the romance of the couple | “ ; ; ; . = ) » > ‘i )? > ‘ : iw } t) na " saw the boy fall they called to Ruef and their apparent happy married et ery pe rson u ho que slions the benefits to the utmost limit of his physical abil. + a . = | — OF OR STARKLOFF BURNED and thet their annual coe wae ape | ’ ‘ nels 190,000 +. Car. ok . FAGLES OM iftyv-Five boot Craft Destroved in witness today, testified that the @e- wheels hit the boy, fracturing his love affair, the one with Ruth John- ence between him an: ' ("OX it f 1 | oye ita tant toe DoLLaRs| S#St for St. Louls | $3500 Blaze at Haven Street largely determine » tactics to be | (CAMPAIGN - t, tivities of the anti-high cost of N¥- back and injuring him internally. eee beenme hin Wife aeanl George Soal, 53, of 4321 Wallace ine was the only girl I ever: adopted by the Den ratic neminee COME HOME TO and vicinity: | . Landing. ing office here for two or three days . ke ¢ Gra-' commy & / - . The President always has been an Partly cloudy to- | ‘ire of undetermined ortgin thts ay ™ ; ', ee oe an ally tate tandl : at kissed.” he told the police. He took Thi [ Wh P id Wil id | vi it : f the plan of earrving the ROOST sme ight and to 'afternoon destroved a 55:foot house- en - Pete mage porns mr 4 eT ’ , ane ; , A ocate o e | () sae = — tT } ne = | . => os . ae ‘ratic meetin Weite evote en 9:30 mr. mW by a motor truck driven | "¢ to church eee Sunday. , ee | Is S at resi ent I son Sai fieht to the people on thelr home = . boat and two hoathoures of lir. Max os a pare dy censnaiiadiinnt a Thomas Murphy. 1. of 8625A married after Wanderer returnec Ab . ’ ; , . against a “front porch” campaign. || tempcrature. A 60-foot gasoline launch and a ning at 10 a. 1 the committee ade * Walter Fiace. aR f . 563 Enright | are still steadfast in} expressing their rhe I esident S high praise of this story hv Margaret cinmeameetennmatememimmmtisti — " 4 - \iissouri— In- : Spe ead motorboat which Ty Stork. ‘ po : aiinint r Ker ‘ wired 7 o 9D % . ’ R . . . ; ” er imtoo vo ; ‘tance to believe Wanderer's con- I noce , : . neat ‘ * : eine fe “eel nn : . ame Preseott Montague, that had just been published in | LIQUOR VOTE IN NEW BRUNSWICK ! ted, but] loff commonly kept In the owt |Renator Pomerene, of ORV, 4 IeRis ‘ha ; the ar Avenue, crossing Clara avenue at | feasion. 4 : ' } } j ste the June number of the Atlantic Monthly, was uttered | 5 mostly cloudy to- | houses ChSnced 10 be on ber of the committee who hes Been _ - night and tomor- iand were noft damaged |? Stark- in San Francleco requesting him to Maston avenue at 7:30 PLM, WAS re got to hear it from his own Jul ; | hit by an automobile driven by _ basi before I'll know what to think.” in his famous interview given to Louis Seibold and pub- Ry the Associated Press ore" row: warmer ifn! loff said he estimated his loss at be ' ; te Rar Schrever, 29, of 5763 Roosevelt ' i 2 . Sa ; > cc oh « lao, W » , JOHNS, N. B., July 10 The} acne ; * yong | anni , stop in St ula on his way enat » *; ith’: other, Carl Johnson “l in the Post-Dispatch ; 1e Ne , ’ | en £26800 ‘bo oa snid Ru hs he lishe ad = | pa h ind tl cw \ ork W orld Peavinee of New Brunswick voted northwest and tween $3250 and $4) lhree f inke. with Benatore Iieed and Spencer. place. Several teeth were knocked?’ ,,, ater > ard | ~ , ' | » to see him today 31 » 1k Is » Pp > , eer: sietaiiaii idl Aaa i bes aa out and he auffered concusston of tn “ a wnt hina.” Jun ] . last. rhe | reside nt admitted the story had toda\ on a refers ndum which will : | ce ~e p rtions seca other boats nearby Were the teatimony of Edward os Coltra, #3 i, ae impressed him profoundly and he declared it to be one empower the Government to retain : : we | | Scorenes: Democratic National Committeemas Hlinois— Un- for Missourt ind Goltra’« polttteal the » back I he = iquors ender Sn , a - “I northwest or. | Northern wart of Country. ans rhe hay not returned fron ‘" ‘i : avon T) P camp mrry «oT wet } ct ary 1 oe Tyee \ = iu rT) : . ‘on fated 3 * Sar } rancilecea wit? be fare the pur. ° . ; ’ } : = curry fe he , = ‘ — . : (*| ed | ’ ight. has ; tT} I ronigrt Ww .SHING? re ~ Jul tr The pose 4 learning if 4 ’ si rile? fund was es Associated ina, i eal to the free and easy life of th« . ese a ; TRY BEACH, Mass., JUIY 7 wanted to get the dough sh had. | Bes aren rat 7s °0.7 ’ > : . : : eC) ry bitter ' ne river Qt ¢ &. W., «WV. , - ant received tnfarme «whe in Missourf, if the expenses of 10.—Mrs. Richard H. Long of Fram- go 1 figured it all out and planned Will Publish This Story in Full Tomorrow been | tank: denial Ne ee ee een tdeteanhen 0s oak Pee 4 . “T's . = . tion (*wiay firnt srayy et ey e@lorve ‘) , iad oo ; ; ’ Angham, wife of the Democ ratic om to make it look like a robbery.’ | re meine. i nb ood ‘deaft evader. had from this fund and if Federal offfeme aidate for Governor last year, an: / Wanderer said he had forgotten Al County Wheat Brings $2.60 WASHINGTON, July 10 Weath- de | " pe holders (nh Missourt were ueed to a@e : Gordon I. Groah of Lynn, an 8 a ’ all about the $1500 in the excitement sO The first W heat of the 1920 sind or predictions for the week perin been Ciecevered © ihe nor eis Binseriet vane | thy andidae, of Paliper . ’ ‘* : le . Tr ; mF : ha car it? ; 7 Tv. i : ? ‘8 ; : ¢* ite : : tie “ m ’ ‘tof, were fatally injured tn an altr-| following the murder, and because . . . vest sold at St. ¢ r ti nine Monday tnelndée of t untry and | st" rm a lehee ama Tmuin cee Rae tare arias oats otras, ha err, ot Soe! Gop, Cox as His Neighbors Know Him | siiersit nctooon's's coun aie "5 Monday tncude: | ton promen to be coreet Wis arnt Ceten ond Davie supper t, mechanician, was severely the bureau drawer. It was the dis- on “North Matin °: et treo! red thundershowers Tuesday or Wednes is anpecien Gnerhy. hie , mmittee al has been asked | ’ , ~ : : ° 7 , : : ; farrye if ‘reye ‘oeur f = ; ie. _— | fieials of tie lepartinenyt sie di hd le . wed . 4 , ‘ove of the money w hich, A Al d n in erview “A TH ‘ 0 Lowe » as or-¢ 7% ‘ { ir, wt. renera others sh seas corti : ‘ ; : “ax : The plane in which Mre. Long was cover” caused the police to suspect An a i t sth m ag art “ re nose Spggeler te Louis County, at $2.60 a bushel. This day; gen ily fair thereafter; nearly lime ties ix report beyond : go! c oe een “ ship : - ‘ ) : “{ ‘ ‘ »§ ¢) : re. oe } of the tepublican ate moecra eoeeeneet a orale Poche or | the former army officer. 0 as ‘ xec is 48 cents a& Huse l more than the! “an bey as ei y ery nonin thoenre fer on the beach tn sight of he slip which caused the slayer's d. tem paid for its firet purchase last | ect and cireumstintio! than oe | . ind Order Your Copy Today sc ti iB se yo : Free Band Concert Today. nar reports «ince Hergdoll's ox. | United States Senator. Sennen tia orn | temperatures | | | ! } . pritey 7 ; mere’ tye . tie it thousand = persons. ure | downfall was aA detail following the, S conimiasiin , ) 7 $09 bushels ts! —— : ff , , t en t St. Louig plac« of te 10 p. om, be tre ime ih Mhilwcdeipr. ‘CLomtimucd en Vege 3 Colume & and Groah died in the Anna —— A londed ‘ie Hospital at Newburyport. Continued on Page 8. oeme 7 weiesiaaas 7 : , e'8 ¢ Ba 6 gh »-* >, aa
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RP SE OT Oe are A OT GTA A RT CTI IE IM Sie ~~ _ I ee ‘ST. LouIs POST-DISPATCH — SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1920. Saag ae aE aS ~~ ae Siu. ad Ow. eae or _ od , - » ae Rais aa oes ee a lit a Sa Ht dei ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH | i ee a i a A a ——— rors ” | ‘9 AR a ee eee = ee re NEW MOVE AGAINST BABLER AND COLE I LAUNCHED HERE T. J. Hargadon of St. Louis Women Who Testified Concerning Trips to Joplin | Democratic Convention at Government Expense COX TO MEET ROOSEVELT [Precis Paice vealed at Hearing IN COLUMBUS MONDAY ware wer Broadway. Democratic City Commit- for the First Ward, in re- te tion vesterday of ator Kenyon as to it ‘rig! to passed out by National Goltra, said. why shouldn't pay my was Sy ee tx) teeman sponse Se lieved moneys mitteeman ‘Sure; cratic party vention?” Later, after establishing that he was opposed to Goltra, Senator hen- it vey es ques Democrat Nominees Will Have cai First Meeting Since the Con- vention at Capitol. le whether take the expense , ‘ . Ls* (“om- ce the Demo- to the cen- ‘ to ated Press ©., July I e Assoc) DAYTON. James M. Cox 10 (;0\ and Franklin E>. | Roosevelt. the Democratic standard Bryan Used Cox as | ' if present There 85 POLES REPORTED. GIVING UP BREST ~PINSK AND VILIY Dispatch Received in F Indicates Withdrawal Example of Successful Governor 7 Years Ago HARRISBURG, P July 10. alto the Post-Dispat ILLIAM JENNUNGS BRYAN an address before Pennsvivania ‘vislature on May 13 1918, id up as an example suc- ss in State administration the TPemocratic candidate r President. He said: ‘Look at Gov. Cox of is a reformer who 36.“ FORD SU AS THE FOR | Ingersoll, Ess > +e. hfe the Oi Ohio. asked reforms and got | yon asked O'Neill if there was aan ing in taking money from his ponent that struck him 4s suleitinae “No O'Nelll replied. bearers. will have their first meeting since the San Francisco’ convention, in the executive office at Columbus next Monday afternoon The Governor received a tel from Roosevelt today stating he will arrive itn Columbus noon Monday He will go direct 1 the executive office the where the presidential nominee be awaiting him (JON will g to ‘olumbus either Sunday or Mondays tie will get his first-hand information on ‘the San Francisco convention to morrow from Judge T. Ansberry, of Washington, I) who was delegate from the District of Colum- ‘bia, and one of the Governor's lead- ers in the convention He will ri\ tomorrow morning. and go rect the or’s home Trailsend Mrs. Anshber husband here Golf will Democ! Up Fight Dropped by Orig. | | inal “‘Housecleaners.”’ — Ae A oe FOR gral that abott —— — Salina for the Ssenato utker 2846 Citv Committeeman Werd. was asked by if there was any feeling from a man that support whoever tier stre street, Tenth Spencer aking money is bound to man prefers “Not exactly.” Streutker replied, ‘hut anything that Stuever wanted, we would have given him.” Streut- ker previously had testified that from time to time, Tony Stuever had passed out money in the Tenth Dis- trict for “small expenses Streutker said that he got. $100 from Stuever and $150 from Goltra. “In other words, you got them both “waves. eh,” Senator Kenyon asked. “No.” Streutker = replied. “We didn't the money was from Coltra “You moneyv-” wae ly wouldn't money.” “Tf you wouldn't take his money, would you take his word?” Kenyon ‘asked. “NO, sir. the witness. r\ — REYNOLDS QUITS MEETING IN mmm Former Judge, Who Started Agitation After Lowden Exposures, Says He Is Tired of Fighting Alone. Pay ‘) LT) ee EE ee eee ee os HUFF capitol, will ~ 4 ai re ties one Wb that Wyn Gy 7 MISS ZA” OVUVIA. + BRUEGGEMAN ~ = (or Co Josh chal T > & +i alle strip held sO folls De fis 5 One Oght for the removal! of Jacob l. Babler as Republican committeeman from Missouri ended with the decision of the anti-Babier “housecleaning’' committee to drop the fight, and another began with the | Organization a short time later at the Planters Hotel of the Missour! Asso- | ciation of Republicans to seek the. political retirement of Babler and of | W. L. Cole as chairman of the State committee, as the result of their con- | nection with the Lowden fund dis- closures. The new association, of which Thomas J. Hargadon of 5176 Enright avenue is president; Paul 8S. Conwe!!l | of Kaneas City, a leader in the Marks Republican faction, is organi- sation chairman, and Mrs. C. C. Wolf | ‘LEIGHTY of St. Louis, secretary. will try to form branches in every county in the State. | A heated controversy between | Conwell and former Circuit Matt G. Reynolds of St. to (sover! : nationa! ry expects to meet her know disp: claim the attention of presidential nominee He will play at the Club links with Fred James and I. G of the Gov wouldn't take Ed Goltra’s Kenyon inquired. the witness replied. va take Ed Goltra’s personal the ath afternoon “ount Wa cal that can this Davton ¢ Rike, L Kumlet ernor. a | ' ¥ | | rreji friends oo lo and from have and DIPL fodu,y came of Geo! Treasury Hous Miss Katherine sister the lators \lessages from Thomas k. W gia, Secretary of the | ton and a letter from Wi Dayton famous Wright Senator \A\ichKellar David R. Francis; | dor to Rus | “Keep ing an QOnhto for many yet bitter political enemy from Denver. rected publish is of E.nglish-( stated his paren SS ote) Tecei\eé atson not Ed Goltra’s,”’ replied ©) ight oft ofr a Justice of the Peace James P. Miles, 1517 North Eighteenth street, committeeman for the Fourth Ward. remarked concerning money needea to £0 conventions: ‘Years ago, it wasn’t sive. We had passes then.” “Why go to the expense of taking many delegates?’ he was asked. | “Why not go alone and cast aj! the | ballots yourself ?’’ “Oh, there are brothers, aA\ IMRS. p f Tennesss and mer AmbDassa sQo sent felicitations head,” thi Hiarvey ¢ Garber, ratic leader, who, the Governor’ wired cor oO a " }) + KAJIWARA PHOTO sia, al le sent a was to = SO expen- Demo Pet gt —-—- — — -— -_-—-— -- ee _ a oe — — to of it if x tine ’ progri Kansas City Republicans are opposed 0 sed a ars, Was Judge | to Babler and that 60 out of 125 Louls, wWho| weekly Republican newspapers in| with David M. Proctor of Kansas | Missouri have denounced him. “He City, chairman of the anti-Babler | doesn't suit me if he does suit committee, made the deal with Bab-/the National Committee this ler and the national committee in| committee,” said Conwell. Chicago, accompanied submission to| The Nagel resolution the meeting at the Planters of the | Saopted. and the election the Republican Committee County, Tex., investigate penditures of George F. Rock delegate to the Republican convention, mentioned in by L. L. Emmerson, Lowden Daizn manager, as rece Lowden money Tells of Getting Proxies. Henry Streutker of 28456 street, Democratic commiitteeman the Tenth Ward, was alled to witness stand today the first ness. He was asked by ito explain how it was mitteeman who ‘ promi she could This produce li one. : ' she copy By ao t (sarber ‘ox today tements that extraction I, to said admiinistrat (,overnment tic offi- (301 ‘ i ‘ ‘*¢ A forth ive i - s . been Cipnlo of fighti Trius? the achievements ©) sts or five he re- always fou ward who want test th rerman d even officers in in the to go,” plied ‘D0 { ha . , , ’ ’ iS We oO! neiishn and as Repul iT) re coripare Vaibs cers and gescen Lid Le Ving ked Program “Purely oa purely lied Miss Meehan She othe | " : ‘ \liss Ss oti the paid them clé ever to sda legates whose refuse to vote Ken- then of Conwell” was rT) ntion 1.8tt) expenses are ment. Chi J iof W: Co) Se Kenyon. Political.’ polit i. Aas nator as tell yon inquired “On, when reply connection commitice’s decision to drop the/and Mrs. Wolf followed ral Senator Babler fight. The meeting had been Upon motion of Mrs. Louis Marion called a week previous, with the in- | McCall, a vote of thanks was ex- tention of Reynolds and Procter to tended to Reynolds, Procter and the — St. Louls organization to fight | committee for what it had done. two oyu Called Meeting. Pan rng and no negative votes being Reynolds called the meeting, at In the excitement Reynolds’ report Which about 45 men and 10 women | was forgotten, and it neither was ac- Were present, to order at 4:45 P. m.,| cepted nor rejected aad s @aying that he “was through carry- ‘ ing the burdens of the slacker Re- publicans of Missour'!.”’ He then proceeded to read the re- Vou (i ™ dis had alled Repub said. | Frank chairmal She ' ¢ ‘? publican,’ she was missed Myvs. eniporary was liays, who of have three over,’ two or kicked ] kn OW they ree ves ‘ t : 4 ‘ been also of lican.”’ Miss Bruegege other officers of (,overnment the atic convention, delegate and the othe delegate’s proxy. Miss Marvy Semple | Pershing avenue, (and publicity director Ward, testified iat he received a ' mittee, admitted in Ik $100, e thought, at the that she was a delegate committeemen received , CONV ention, and that expenses to the ernment transportation He said that he money to go to the delegates went to In to others voted against | ator Kenyon for delegate, he said. fied such his own vote and three she carried, for as Limes a ernn lled Leightv e; at re-e,ection a , is tne irs to questions said her of-| . i te } at the office Miss Scott, hours as se °° iA Senato)! tha testified vesterday told of holding so many proxies of delegates to the Democratic Convention at Joplin. Streutker replied that custom of the Democratic : W. L. Cole last night maile mittee, when holding port of the anti-Babler committee, le s led = meetings for the et former Supreme Judge John Ken-/|™ B' . to the effect that Babler voluntarily inish of Kansas City, chairman of | &4tes to the State convention, had shorn himself of his powers in| . - saw ase to take = > the anti-Cole “housecleaning’’ com- @ "Otary present to take proxies the presence of Chairman Wil) H. | eee aa be = » mittee, his refusa) to re sign As of all delegates ( hosen, SO) that }] Hiays, Treasurer Fred M. Pham. | chairman of the Republic an St re failed to attend the convention Secretary Clarence B. Miller and) ao) ittoe. ea A sate i Cait ttheatinine Nghe: © Milde Committeeman David Mulvane of | atter al meeti: fi y ya sree be proxies thus insuring a full Kaneas, all of the national commit- leastea 4 Sale to pod it w pas saturday, the ward Sn Ghin genaiiaeniinie’ tee, in a session at Chicago Thurs- | oocted a re Sede | a" and re- | "Was any money paid Gay. Babler bad agreed, Reynolds | egg «bain a ’ a ion?” tiene aiden = said, not to handle the finances and |. 0 gocje, tot d - m " informed ae Memes thedd tneahteil Sotivities of the coming campaign fn jy. 7 ee ee Nit eninhinih dade aa “on Missouri, but insisted upon retaining proce apinty Dagz BBSREATed, conventions get anv a, the position, in name at least. s clear of any ach : ing done wrong in yon asked commit- they their iP . , menyon trils severa the |, Pao i burt dele- | a ail d ici the ? , cOnmi- teemen had testified that pos- Kenvon from ‘nator tee Lo ore «Le holding ‘ * ‘Y : =f cd 4 Visit s¢ ’ milt tation Corn) > sessed tl Bate: fice proxies ? ‘ i ? , si’ I were i. ; Mrs. Leights a to D. had the same ut was transpo: (> ~ 7. ‘ Seng Democratic ‘a cepta ~ * State . *~ | from 1! m. 5 at of “in and Democratic the Twenty-fifth al ’ Laneaster, 20: an automobile nitteeman (fr by not Nort h dealer, the Ken- ("hi den, > ii she said, Mrs. Leighty, 2. Al mitlteeman ("f it C ward “Mas ‘Cole Refuses to Resign—Says (‘on Has Done No Wrong. He Scott ant ofr bh . ’ ity t hairma PaER the r testimony to the Joplin she (70% and expense convention. ion how sh xande (“orm ASSIST { asked were i i for Was | await |) Sions COTTI- se? ; ‘ se uf hon SALES able way ] rush a t} Py : he to have che own time other (7oltra hecks Joplin convention. four Joplin. or the 1 “I have been vears,”’ said. “and I few delegates who ever way conventions.” any where the from ?"" Ken; among the people contribute,” Lan- | roads, The . | vester Louis Mrs, that h Clayte ‘when other ried ‘ . toda, when earing a Leighty, hee shiot they ir \e" have 1? Aske ad the ho rand chairmar Vice cha t Miss former! via KBruerremat WW he it was testified t} officers Reed?’ the witness you san again, Ss had so mu trouble mass replied paving expenses to a State W te woulkd $1000 COT)- Set. te ] Vot.- delega- the State cn» os ¢ " ; rnron THe. by them justify in Own expected of political inquired do,’ Mi hand - > ¥ e } » y gi rent ancisco, where Pp : Sct ic the Gove} on ey attend Senator Kenvon “Before Cod plied, raising her doing the Govern “Well, Kenvon tithe those lence Lseé , a\ go to conventions?” obably ae r) that traveled the kc convention in Joplin on ent transportation expense had certain psfer > ' .\ 7 e a : . 01 if to lem- Too} (;OV- ‘ 1 aL Ty , lj th against i nmieeting ] se Seott « . Reed Nave gotten oOcratl rigtit oOusanad I? 'ernm ernment Reed, the using Gov- sen 4 the de Bank, | La.. ce lye said th @! d gs? te At he from them have delegates he wanted vould work.” money, taken n part in marked “This all how the ladies are pur- ator } rejoined 1s Opinio98y) } again at 5 p. | of the command of the Gov-, present military difficulty. ‘ ganization. ent troops in Chih Li, is near Premier Lloyd George ts undere Today's sess: Ting lu. 320 miles south of here.: stood to have said that In view of the - largely to keyr whether fighting occurs there agreement just concluded between 4 tion work, All will depend, it is said, upon the ac-, Great Britain and the Russian Sov @ York Clty mad nee by Wu Pei Fu of his dis-, tet Government, he did not feel dige dress, condemn Democrajic pla dates and decl for a new deal }. | posed to do anything more than give diplomatic support to the Poles, Premier Millerand reported as — ing Tso Lin. Governor of Muk- is r, has retired to Tientsin to) having replied that this being the & Start | developments Several divi- | Case, France coi pir not 5O further. The conventi¢ hour iate :n st his indication affiliations. soldiers are under but there it of their of coni- prolonged confe resentatives of party, Nonpart tax party. trip northwest and izations which third party con Every one oO! main widely se; came to Chica plank for the ! and the task ¢ ments in a satis complicated. The railroad Was o etumbiin are agreed the ship of the car platform, but ft on the degree GO employes in th the lines Difficulties b of the Committ the Labor part they touch on jeaders of bot! Both groups «*# is no nt POLES FAIL 10 GET MUNITIONS ‘By lated Press July 10.—Requestsa by M.7 former Polish Premier, that allies turn over to Poland Gere munitions to be destroved have refused by Premiers Millerand Lloyd Goorge, according to the | Parisien, . the Asso PARIS Grabski, the , man been and Petit eof A ed Ya -m * ‘ nk Phillips Jr., (arson and St. Louis ¢ day complaint Theresa *hillips, deserted her, yn jail he was woman, old, a Bridge arrested of his wife, who alleges was held at the | a charge of bigamy found living with an- whom he said he mar- March. lips married go yesterday months years Natural ‘ount: “4 on e Held Under Federal Auto Law. : A Federal warrant was issued te with having in his possession an auto. R)- mobile from HKaltimore, M&@ |, Mann was trying to sell the car to an” si automobile dealer at Nineteenth and | streets when arrested. He that he had purchased it from @ hotel proprietor .in Baltimore, bub) police records showed that the car had been stolen qt) rested his first wife in Belleville, and met Miss Agnes llan when both were employed gn Delmar avenue. They in Springfield, I}i., Louis County to live il stolen Aaeko Locust married to Bt. said ont atar ee - “cyst 16 Robbed. Duhime, Hillerest Residence ress Kan., July 10 August The house of Herman ns ownership, but Jr fugitive president. of Arundel place Hillcrest, was rane amoun' of + funct Hlanover (Kansas) State sacked by burglars who entered ‘a drment”’ which is under basenrent door last his family fand the through Puhme Cincinnat pied arrest at Shreveport, 4 ccording to information re at the State bankine de- nere. night, , visiting in § Was unoccUle- tranaportation § be taken over t The labor ere sisted that bose and are , . - ~OCat 5 pice net ifvinge pubiic business Did vou e* work ato , "| ‘ I ) “Mrs. Leightly, wasn't in the the chairman, Spen office,” said Miss Brueggeman, “but Miss Mary Sem- ple Scott, director of publicity, called , Various persons on the telephone and told them to be to be the meeting, as we ‘had a piece work to put ove “What Senator Kenyon ‘To ‘get’ Senato Miss Brueggeman. ‘Miss Se Mrs ar Johnson's automobile ,} get people to the meeting.” that for ree Miss Brueggeman organizati whi ned 1} as _*? : that been declared nh had ving coats tm boosting *"hitel . ; know Joplin. living FINED FOR BREAKING MIRROR Milan sort Nliss S rou th fori e-ti that t tioned ing 1) - On, how know get izat ye ey Mia’) ‘ r: a PCenuwutlotl to redus devort and nen ‘ Wone 1riPe ré =? to lime he the almer speakers living cost was explai thie t10TN Paln A duction of ] ig Tells of Her icinteced t} | , . 1497) SluTre af Oyiy t Ine its , PY ee? , iti ) = , | >» , Continued From Page One. of oat Bs ion a was asked whether the committee would comply with the request. “I can only hazard a guess.” he at ‘ of a os a e suld > =) was iat rk is tha worl He Did Not Columbia Lobby, \I Af SANs See Class in iared Si rd Fige ney-CGenet in I] lI. camps: ence with him literaturs of Paln literature and dec iT if AS8Sis iarge Lien, ne in Washineton, aiding the high papers suggested tnis was asked Attor- inti- confer- Reed ott by Howa tant dl nec, 323 vears thie a old, (sc al ’ Dem pse oT . at ‘ in} Li T » in candidacy f living Missouri that if fair of “Is it then to say tivities your office three days before that devoted entirely campaign. Is the two oi ct - “Further agitation of the matter, ae $s both unnecessary and unwise,” the ‘convention presidential campaign in wo tar as I know, report continued, Reynolds adding | the party. He warned the committee np gpl the witness that it was not What he wanted, but. that if Harding and Coolidge lose the this particular hers th. weuld do. for the a- | Hectoras vote of the State this fall,| Ward, none who tional Committee representatives had | its activities will be held responsible,|™oOney. [t is the Sndicated that they not only had not | @° concluded by saying that he nev- | ¢xPenses of delegates the power to remove Babler, but also |° has had any intention of resigning, | 10. are lacking in a desire to do so. Sap will refuse to heed the wishes of Authors of “Whitewash. e° # minority of the party, that he Reynolds, Procter, W. C. Pierce of | Should do 80. Maryville and Mrs. Charies Pass- As is known the fight on Cole was more of St. Louis, members of the | made pecause he accepted $1250 BeM.Babler committee, had been in from the Harding campaign fund. of Reasion for two hours in Reynolds’ which he since has returned about officé, preparing the report. | $600, and because E. L. (Liv) Morse. Reynolds suggested the adoption | Lowaen Paymaster” in Missouri, has * of the report and eaid he wanted teimge yan before the Senate Investigat- chairman of the meeting named, re ing Committee that he. gave Cole Serating that he was “through” | 92° of Lowden money. Cole has and that all the service he intended | eared yao Theta knew the $500 was hoe render the Republican party in| ond a tufe was to cast his vote for it. f “These damn Republicans in Mis- ‘SENATORS | ‘DIG sour! won't work, and I'm tired and INTO DETAILS OF worn out,” Reynolds said. “We did’ e the st we could, and tomorrow I. PALMER ACTIVITY @m leaving town. Folks can cuss and kick all they want, for not many helped to make the fight.’ Conwell got recognition and said, “TI think the people of Missouri! will | Fefuse to follow the leadership of | Babler. and they will refuse to ap-|T¢Plied. “In all probability expendi- | “prove this report. I for one refuse, tures of these candidates will be ‘Wo subscribe to it.” | taken up. Certainly, they should be, Reynolds interrupted at thie point | taken up.” Senator Spencer, a mem- (i oay: “All you can do is taik,/ D¢r of the investigating committee, is ' Go yourself, voung man. and tel! that OM Of these candidates te the National Committee and to It is expected that when the hear- Ghairman Haye: do it at your own ings are resumed in 8&t. Louis the’ , CiOoOse " ‘game fy #5 ‘ ; ingg were fOr an + COSL ¢ heed asked to an sent to right ANI that that she expense and on your own responsibil-. tty. Tam through. Put somebody in. . this chair.” “I don't want the chair,” Conwell | committee also will call as witnesses Anton C. (Tony) Stuever. Forest Park Highlands, and former brewer, and Sam Lazarus. former president of the Democratic owner of | politician | Senator Kenyon. “Yes, remied man Mre sir,” Miss Rrueeewe A University street. James Nowre\, of the was done ene ture she lus Palmer Si led I wis ble ropaganda tha! {ror Republican papers be f such litera mailings was used, receipt Palmer inc bu luded in the little of it cratic we conventio: Sr-e denied so ahe fo Joplin to work the controlling | rent adminis should be sele« employes alme the conimittee insist that th largely in the } resenting the p' Families Who Start the good custom of using Instant Postum as their table beverage, seldom change back to coffee. There Non-Partisan tives who con party leaders ls ported to have Organizing the weet behind the ed today that the conference ity only. The delega bling while the eormmittee roo#r of the groups box plaiforrma set up ebop ir pound their pl mo . ~ I ; Ward w » ww AS ; - > o . ‘ } — Si itl, I: izZz ‘ Wi = | at) 1! \ “Ss - " enator Bie “] and Lee if rere ; Bi frequently follow S such a pain , | "I'm through. Reynolds again re = | ; ae Ie gate Ss of the Tenth ' . , ne - d ole . © Oo t ‘ timation to De TY de pal ’ = 4 Pi > i. = : . , pinyved ae ad Cong ' ssional Joplin convention. testified he | a1 id . ~— I if sat , V a ere af i os tne best wo ? ed, grabbing his hat, descend- | from the platform and rushing of the room, shouting at Conwell ie he ieft, “Such men as you are po- cowards.” e back here,”’ Conwell yelled, District at the San Franciseo convention. Members of her OWE CApenses. the City Committee yesterday testi- | when you didnt get in on fied that they received $100 each | Oey) Said Senator Kenyon it from Stuever, before the State eon. | No, she replied, “I didn't ; vention at Joplin, and one committee- ore reply. In a minute or two Rey-| man said he received $200, part of ‘WS any offer m returned at the request of one | which, he said he understood. came | ¢xPenses ees the women present, who had fol- from Lazarus ihe 7 3 “It then came out that ] the S&S were er there i to ,‘* : in health that this comfort, together with Postum’s satis- fying flavor, makes the change a permanent one. and a patriotte men completed tions by drapl from the speak Above the American flag turned on as. tional chairma wasa Re at oT. . LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TOSE er PULITZER , 7S assem and work for costs agcu thus was this the redueti admitted that Reed Or} ~? ia preside ] was ihe She . 9 aianier Tac! wnt! [Dburing Hialse. want to . T) ior inst Senator Joplin Lo 11S Was . * convention Virs hingrt« + . . ade to pay your itzer » St ot * - © ego Miss Scott Says Office Was Not Used " — | didn't Sir. seek to have : : to Purther P pr C5 ac . him out. | Senator Kenyon biniites af nc , | them paid. I was intérested in get- MEMBER ne irther Palmer Candidacy. I ; - te fa he . O iss Mary Sempls t lly yielding to the appeal to | for w ashington for conferences ting intelligent women to r-¢ present The » one. nia eouiall beh soe esour) f you have not started using ae te a chairman. Thomas J. which he desc ribed as “sec ret. but! Our ward in the convention l ama ti ed to the ie tins uk Wie fs Lt ¢gampa neo Aigo a ion, a wholesale shoe man, was) important, ” and later will m g00d Democrat and wanted to do all aos ; Vis “ ne | Pp h d k . ‘ e® bane ea, eee er Ul ge on aT could tor ihe perty.” cred Reduce the High Co ostum, why not order a pack- Nonpartisan 1 : i A } CALE nt rye "lO » aries Nagel. former Secretary of; Senator Pomerene_ did not stop in “You were a good enough Demo- reserved -day to make c¢} a se {I Ormn Our ? ah a 7 be and Labor, after saying St. Louis, as requested, that he him. Cr&t to pay your own expenses,” said | stupscrIPTION PatTrs the condui 4 y procer nsing _ at it is “impossible for free people | self would return at a later date. | Senator Kenyon. “That alone. in 8! ADV AN! werk carted ¢ Hopkins was ' : IAC fi, as + | te a man who in the samme Senator Reed will go to his home in, Louis It seems, is highlv commend- one no opnort) form by MeCu confesses that he has dis-| Kansas Cit) Senator Spencer al. /' able idan ors hs aa <4 3 9°) Alexander of } himeelf for Republican Na-| ready has gone into the Southern. Miss Annie laurie Meehan ' Committee ere Ss a easoni cos oo, Se Committeeman from Missouri, : part of the State to fill a speakiix« stenographer iT} t? Pn) ti w by , * pe nea fur eight ‘yet tnsiste upon holding onto | engagement | Living campaign offic: ot na aad — Single Ta) ‘ ee te . ‘ ce Tey] Se TILIAL (aA . - Peters ae of a reso- Further hearings also probably , preparing what she tefrns ; Refore adte ne er anew and will be held in Washin rT . wen q - conference of é gton and per-, ocratic program to educate t} acé Os m Tr ragh rene: Republicans of haps in New York. SNe nator Kenvoa pie concerning the Is mocratt y tu Ce eal Co., Ine. Forty eleht t? p county m the State to do like- | said. ty.” She said that she understoo Battle Creek, Michigan 7S oe The committee toca’ reece ived a this program had hye: nm rratiled — grounds upen said that 98 per cent of request from ©. f, Ling, chairman of the bureau to many newspapers peep he news f an “unequivo Stand against maliatic” police! They alvo i Peet n-ne eI eR RE. ere e ~ -
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. 7 ee - ee me —— ——_ PORTED UP BREST,” AND VINK ceived in Paris | Withdrawal to. »f New Republic. © Prees. IG.—Polish forces from Brest. Litovek, . aos reeult of the Bolshevik offensive, telegram received by Liinformation today. “a f Brest-Litovak, Vilna ZA seem to indicate a Wal of the Polish tiers of that new re- lepatches from War. i} the Poles ta be St the Russian Sovie: berable distance fast » Although Pinsk threatened bw the Budenny, farther is apPProximately of Warsaw and {« a town. It is on the Bug and is an jm. Junction Pinsk is River about 95 mile« tovsk. Vilna is the of Lithunia and is northeast of War. oricd Landing at Sey. n Ports. Prese 10.—-In addition to of the Bolsheviki ar ports on the Caspian ported to have oeccy- nning between Tehe. Rland to Lend Onls Support to Poles, Irene. um, July 10.—The Was the subject of yesterday between weorge of Great Brit- mier Millerand of wo Frime Ministers t, if anything, could p the Poles in their difficulty. d George is under. d that In view of the concluded between nd the Russian Sov- he did not feel dis- thing more than give port to the Poles. nd is reported as that this being the hl not go further. ) GET MUNITIONS Preas 10.-—Requests bv M. Polish Premier, that over to Poland Ger- to be destroved have Premiers Millerand ©, according to the eral Auto Law. rant wae issued to- nt. Mann, who gave Otel Statler, when ar- lay, charging him his possession an auto. from Baltimore, M4. to sell the car to an ler at Nineteenth and When arrested. He purchased it from a -in Baltimore, bul owed that the car dence Robbed. Herman Duhme, 76 Hilicrest, was ran- Kliars who entered Ment door last night. family are visiting in © place was unoccu- t : f - 4 "ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 10. ORD SUGGESTED AS THE NOMINEE — ~ FOR ThIRD PARTY ——— —_ ngersoll, Watchmaker, Is Also Discussed as a Com- promise Selection by Gath- ering at Chicago. ‘SINGLE TAX MEN OPPOSE LA FOLLETTE Representative Says Associa- tion With Committee of 48 Will Cease if Wisconsin Senator Is Named. llama = CHICAGO. 10 summoned to Jury Delegates Chicago by the Com- “ig mittee of 48, and representatives of 5 Pf f , the single tfaX movement. gether today in the preliminaries of rot an attempt to neminate a fusion third party presidential candidate to run \one platform Satisfactory to both G elements. Henry Ford and Charles H soll, watchmaker, were discussed possible compromise selections Senator FRiobert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin, presidential nomination Inger- as choice in a mail referendum taken ;ing Committee to demand by the party to determine the most |torily the inclusion popular candidate, appeared to have no opposition in the race delegates assembled. Nearly every @ne of the 500 of 600 delegates wore |crowd in “The Star-Spangled Ban- | a LaFollette badge. The single tax men oppose LaFol- Jette strongly, however, and say they will cease association with the Committee of 48 if he is named. to- | as the | National Committee of 48 Leaders in Chicago to Amalgamation of Various Elements Into Discuss Third Party 2 Seated left to right, J. New York. peremp- of a single-tax plank in the event of fusion. A professional song leader put jazz into the start by leading the ner,” ‘‘Hail, Hail, the Gang’s All Here” and “Smiles.” Single tax delegates aiso an attempt to combine with the labor party, which opens After two hours of argument over |its national convention tomorrow. the of rules and permanent officers convention of the Committee Forty-eight adjourned at 3 p. this afternoon for lunch, to again at 5 p. and complete or- ganization. Today's largely to mm, session Was given keynoting and organiza- tion work. Allen McCurdy of New York City made the keynote ad- dress, condemning Republican and Democrajic platforms and candi- dates and declaring the time ripe for a new dea! politically. Start Is Delayed. The convention was more than an hour late in starting, delayed by prolonged conferences between rep- resentatives of the committee. labor party, Nonpartisan league, single tax party, triple alliance of the northwest and several other organ- izations which are flirting with the third party combine. Every one of the groups, in the main widely separated in their aims, came to Chicago with some pet plank for the third party platform, an@ the task of continuing all ele- ments in a satisfactory fusion proved complicated. off The railroad ownership are agreed they want public owner- ship of the carriers written into the platform, but they differ materially on the degree of participation by the employes in the directing control of the lines. Difficulties between the programs of the Committee of Forty-eight and the Labor party remain acute where they touch on the railroad problem, leaders of both groups said today. Both groups stand for government ownership, but differ as to the amount of “democratic manage- ment” which would attach to the transportation systems if they should be taken over by the Government. The labor group representatives in- sisted that boards of directors and the controlling officers under Govern- ment administration of the roads question | was a stumbling block. All elements) m. | say meet! State stansards were hoisted by all \states, Porto Rico, Hawali and the’ over ; ’ This committee also was ordered not to make overtures, but merely to for what the tax party stands. District of Columbia. When the song leader called for Dixie the Southern delegates stood. |J. A. H. Hopkins, national chairman of the Committee of Forty-Eight told the delegates in opening the conven- tion that) they were “here to strike | ithe shackles of slavery apart,”’ and ,deciared their “opportunity is now.” ; ; a we ; ; ’ way, | should be selected by and from the’! employes almost exclusively, while the committee of 48 representatives insist that the control should be 7 resenting the public. Non-Partisan League representa- tives who conferred with the labor party leaders last night and were re- ported to have pledged their aid in OPganizing the farms of the West behind the new party, announc- ed today that they were attending the conferences in a persona)! capac- ity only. The delegates wer slow assem- Dling while the leaders conferred in committer rooms rzembers of several of the groups, equipped with soap box platforms and temporary tables set up shop in the corridors to ex- pound their platform planks. In the convention hall a band Played the national emblem march and a patriotic medley, while work- men completed last mintue prepara- tions by draping an American flag from tho speaker's stand. Above the speaker's stand Hopkins, Hie was greeted by three cheers and the band then played while the | Nonpartisan ‘“Assistd the Wisconsin League delegates in Singing “On Wisconsin.” Hopkins was followed to the plat- 4 form by McCurdy and Miss Melinda | Alexander of Montana, assistant sec- /Yetary of the Committee of Forty- (ight. Single Taxers Define Stand. to attend Committee the of Before adjourning Conference of the | Porty-eight. the single tax delegates a definite stand as to the nds upon which they could fuse With the new group. These inciuded im “unequivocal and bitter end” it Against “socialistic and pater- ic” policies. aleo instructed their Steer- i brief recess largely in the hands of officials rep- | rules ‘amendment before its adoption. : ; / : ’ ’ ’ | An | American flag in electric lights was) > turned on as J. A. HI. | tonal chairman of the Committee of > Forty-eight, hopped on to the plat- i'vyention, “The essential job is to unite our | paramount domestic issues at a time |'when what the common candidate,”’ broke which program he said, into was forces behind a and a common and the convention first demonstration, newed again when “But we do not depend single candidate.”’ “We do not necessarily believe in third party,’’ McCurdy said, deny that the Republican upon and Democratic parties represent a two- | party movement.” McCurdy drew prolonged applause | when he declared there was “a large difference between the words and acts of the present administration.”’ He added that “such things give us strength,”” and urged the delegates to take advantage of the present hour's opportunity to break ‘the bondage of economic lege.”’ At the conclusion of address, there was a demonstration of some length which ended with a march around the hall by the single tax group. The convention itmme- diately began the work of perma- nently organizing. A recess of 15 minutes was taken to permit State delegations to make committee selections. While the convention got under the Friends of Irish freedom arrived, set up a booth on the side- walk and unfurled banners urging the third party to “recognize Irish frecdom.” 539 Votes in Convention. Charles F. Hoffman of Florida reported to the convention after its a committee credentials which debate and and much some By was sioned in the convention a majority of 270 as sufficient it the vote fixed at 639, ine declared with gates attending were seated, 80 fractional votes where the num-| ver attending exceeded the allot- ment to their State or territory. Ww. G. Calderwood of Minneapolis, formerly prohibition party leader, moved an amendment which the convention adopted unanimously, limiting nominating speeches to 20 minutes. Mrs. Lillian Ascough of Missouri presented the report of the Commit- tee on Permanent Organization, naming Harley P. Christiansen of Utah, for permanent chairman; Frank Stevens of Delaware, secre- tary and Mrs. Ina P. Williams, Wash- ington, state, assistant secretary. The report also provided for three na- | committees to be elected by the con- - 5 one to confer with repre- sentatives of political groups in the endeavor to attach their support to ‘the convention program, a second on representativs | ’ political procedure and the third on platform and resolutions. Mention of the name of Attorney- General Palmer drew hisses and boos | from evefty direction. When the speaker described the present head | of Justice as ‘a of the Department persecutor and not he was loudly cheered. “Aba we would abolish without any reservations whatever, the use of the injunction in labor cases g « lie added: Canadian Rate Increase Asked For. t} Aweociated Presa : Be MIONTREAL. July 10.—The Can- sdian RailWay Association, represent- ing all lines in the Dominion, today ead to the Railway Commission ot ht) month, and our for a 30 per cent increase in freig rates. \ advocated a platform its | re- | Hopkins added: | any | | to the voters in November. the “but | ‘country, only | privi- | MeCurd's | nothing but say report on) oOcCa- | be-. to nomi- | north- | ate or carry a motion, and all dele- | proven, steady, 'clan guaranteed to ' tory prosecutor,” | ‘through ‘no scandal! that in the vear 1917, * > ee ? ang eh te to et eee (_naries Hoffman ® lms Ailen MeCurd Florida and n , ( onnecticul of MAJOR PARTIES AS TWO WINGS OF SAME BIRD OF PREY By the Associated Press CHICAGO, July 10. lican and Democratic denounced as “the right wing of the same bird of the opening of a proposed party” national convention here day. Sounding semblage Committee The Repub- parties were and left prey’ at “Third to- the as- by the the keynote of called together of Forty-eight to adopt and place in the field another set of candidates for presi- dency and vice presidency, Allen Mc- | Curdy, temporary chairman, charged that the two big parties had evaded country needs is “fewer laws and more freedom.” The abolition of special privilege. McCurdy said, was the issue around which the new party would appeal Hie said effecting that the sources derives its purposed removing privilege party end through from which power. “To accomplish this purpose,” declared, “it proposes public owner- ship of transportation and of the principal basic resources of the and declares that all land out of use for speculation be forced into by taxa- held should tion. “No Difference Between “(Consider the actual conditions under which we meet. After years of secret slavery the Republican par- tv and the Democratic party come into the open and reveal themselves to themselves and to the nation the right wing and the left wing of the same bird of prey. It is no longer possible for anyone even to pretend that there is any dif- ference on any issue between them There is not a word in either of their platforms that might not have been written and unanimously indorsed by a convention exclusively com- posed of corporation lawyers and Wall street bankers. The only dif- ference between these platforms as some one has remarked, is a differ- ence in the number of words used to nothing. (Confronted bD\ the gravest crisis in the history of civ- ilization, they have demonstrated, even to their own adherents, that use Part ies,” ’ AS they are without the vision of states- 'manship, the courage of leadership or the conviction of patriotism. “The Republican bid ts bold. It reads out of its councils every man and woman who ever stood for any form of human rights; adopts a plat- form that evades, equivocates” or straddles every living issue; paves the way for a war by which, in ex- _ehange for the lives and treasure of the people, Mexican oil shall be de- livered to the interests: indorses the infamous Esch-Cummins bill over the protests of farmers, workers and informed citizens, crowns its work by nominating as candidate for presidency of the Inited States in the year 1920 a wheelhorse politi- hitching, who learned all the poli- tics he ever learned in the satisfac- and thorough school of Mar- Hanna and Joseph B. Fora- ker. wav back in the golden marked by the Standard Oil scan- dals. Thus stands the party of Abra- ham Lincoln tn the last days of {ts decadent faithlessness, naked and unashamed in its servile service of a greedy plutocrac) ‘The Democratic bid is more than bold: it is brazen With mild reser- vations, it not only claims a partisan credit. which belongs to whole nation, for fighting and winning the war. but it declares that it admin- istered the conduct of that war with- out the taint of scandal: And the ghosts of Hog Island, and aircraft, and shipbuilding and cantonment constructions, and nitrate plants ap- propriations are still sialking the land: Scandal! Is it the vear of supreme sacrifice when our bovs were fighting and dying for $30 people were econ- ing to buy Liber- cus A. the omizing and sacrifi iand the he) pionage, tne ‘ter whether ty Bonds, that-the -Inited. States Steel Corporation made net earnings of $888,931,511, or $20,000,000 more than its total capital What can we call that whol war profiteering by a set of scrupulous of scoundrels ever fattened out of the miseries ot a great at war? Shall we acknowledge that scandal is too light a word and say with Senator Capper: “If this not grand larceny in day time, I do not know what else we should call it’? Even the scandal remains, for such profiteering was never prosecuted by the persecuting At- torney-General. “Faith Broken With Nation.” “Nor is this all. are some crimes which by their sheer effront- ery become sublime. Failure to pro- tect a people against profiteering in time of war might be forgiven, but to break the faith of a whole na- tion cannot be forgiven “The Republican partys back to the bondage Hanne Not to be outbid, the Demo- cratic party, through its indorsement of the administration of A. Mitchell Paimer, would lead us back days of Philip I] of Spain, Ch: ! of England, the unspeakable ternich of Austria inquisitions, et » proceedings, out Warrant, private detentions and administrative tice to supplant the methods provid the Bill Rights which 1 been the bulwark Anglo-Saxon freedom for nine centuries. To such depths of will and performance has party of Thomas de scended “ “Such under which we nesem- bled This whole by the action of these parties. The Both parties have conditionally to privilege tion. Thousands are agreed today flor every one who agreed with us in January The vast majority of the electorate realize that no mat the Republi the Democratic party wins, lose. The necessity for of privilege was never so imperative stock”? orgy thie most of un set who necessities nation be SO There would lead y 7 "Ws of Marcus to ' rine “ and cause their sec! police, agents roy chambet! arr with- ‘gal iijS- 7? lil prisons, ed b\ of as of Jeffersor the conditions convention “ate are In is shocked maior countrys [Iwo last wn réac- WSs truth is out at surrendered and with ali Ol the the people abolition as it is today. declares that moved and consistently | |A Government ito stand without | age | Platform “Single Minded.” ‘Therefore, that platform which is submitted as the basis of the de- liberations of this convention has a most serious claim to our consider- ation. Not only is it a short plat- form but it is single-minded in devotion to one determination the principal cause of this people nature and can only by economic action word in it says the same Abolish economic privilege controlled privi- twist any political reform its own uses Political must wait until the abuses of privli- lewe are destroved b\ of privilege. “By destroving monopoly in trans portation and the basic industries, all private industries would placed beyond the possibility of state control. The campaign would revive the this entire people in di- power It of eco- re - is be distress in its the nomic Everv thing: by lege can | |e ' ie ensuing confidence of political rected against econom: Faith in the batilo! ould Principles, not men, would dominate campaign the « solemn duty together will if ations we conviction that what today is not liberty: and American men lv be trusted to werk salvation That freedom sist first, last, midst and without end can only be to the American people by of economic privilege.” action Ww return i national ry; to summon responsibility (‘an we it’ ourselves’ We all Ou! “To raise the | eople our and our sacred (‘an is ao we come and we delibe: throughout maintain Ame “a more laws but given freedom, | and women ma’ thel: us 1 needs more that he safe- own out let Kiven the abolition A Hlistoryv hy | Statement ' reservations, helped do T)} ithe its ; dom, | Senator reforms | abolition 1920. ee ——— — — - -——— — = CALIFORNIA MAY REPEAT POLITICA HISTORY OF 191 ee ee Los Angeles County Likely to Be Deciding Factor in Whether State Goes Re- publican or Democratic. JOHNSON ALSO IS TO BE CONSIDERED Senator Has Big Following in State, but Southern Cali- fornia Is Strong for the League. By DAVID LAWRENCE, A Special Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. yright, 1920 ANGELES, Cal LOS 10 of re politics as an annoy peating itself, « And and — he AIL nator Iiardinge isn't warv Gov. Cox alertly “scoops” his rival publisher on Situation in Southern California the Fastern rid may be tensely hanging over WoO telegraph tickers again on election inight and watching the returns from Angeles County to tel! sone Lost California has cepublican or Deniocratic. wh profess son's deciaration that . le Republicans Senator John- support astern Joy lle lor Ima ove} he will ticket, tha SF! Republican what statement The truth Johnson confidently expect liarding to it rpret the Republica: as 6 a repudiati Versailles, which of the league the Republican ith senato) for Hlarding ions ISS ic’, they ao HOt nnow as vet } penator +t ¢ ? e piatrorm) *- “1? 4. treaty on of the covenant tions, and if date a Califor 112 here of Nut cree: Jonnson, or ! spokesma) out the League Republica managers back Kast mav just as well put California in he oubtful unin. Hoover Carried Section. must not for (“ounty 1s but that It Dea rotten tha Angeles publican, the Hoover-Johnson -primaries, t! mer k’ood Administrator southern tion the State campaign in favor of the Nations. Mr. Hoover's recent nouncement supporting the dacy Harding with interpreting the Repub looking toward the peace treats the with to draw ordinarily _ > ase earn 4 by ‘ Wi AA ? League of Sec of "| Y) a 6 he of Senator a platform ratification covenant lican as the and of of league Repub- toward Harding, but thev are now whether f Hioover or reflection of the views f the hie publica preside ncy he licans wondering the inter Johnson is and candidate tation Oo inten- tions oOo the They TO ror , _ qloti ‘ Vote Lift +* if it appears heads that side of a trans the Democrats nia tion The wome? for helped a 41 and they will this contest, and ad di ft Lu! JTohnson’‘s he did of the ticket, and candidate doesn't the people hat to ound fol support if the OWws ih similar vi epeeches who follow do when e Yet if Harding low Johnson and t | | ad ft Nat know Ww Io} nso lection da‘ a Senator were to CeOvTrvVe our Aga ns7 League >) Wi }OnS Wit cipal nat nited embrace exceptior “a ° 2 States, and Russia, he people in Southern nia. who are stro? league suc) already and favor a new gathering at the Turkey would ate | re" ge tora as 13 existence, who om? some distant date as some have interpreted the meaning ol! Republican plank l"nquestionably, in Northern © Irish voters in tha believe somehow retards Irish Harding’s approval « beliefs of Hiram Johnson would welcomed with but should Hiardine cater to some thought in Northern © which have been stirred Ton? he will pro-lea: State fornia. where the Francisco been persuaded t league Senator vicinity that and ) iif free- f the be lov. cur- rents of ali- fornia, bv Senator risk of all « rt} Cox Being Watched here aye : « , oO! losing the ie parts of the Inein Peopie ‘oO. no is lukewar Lions, ima aship obedt« I Wilson amma! orgwanization®S proportions of > ‘ rT #1ae@ t volers in tne ui of the State, trrespec' the League of Na Tlarding ‘? > of Southern ae 6 Bs “sliferni oor) whether ‘stated th Cinai- BURGLAR DRINKS COMMUNION express \ pe rsons | Aug. GRAFTS 12 INCHES OF HIS OWN SKIN ON WIFE’S LEG ‘Chicago Doctor Performs Un- usual Operation Without Tak- ing an Anesthetic. (sa CHICAGO sted Press July j Details ofan operation in con- : . adoub a operation performed bv (iriando F. Seott himself and wife ‘Thursday. prevent amputat of his lez, Dt Ye i e of skin from ; ’ lf) . right Scott sliced of his the one own limbs and grafted it member of Wife. Throughout * the lasted wit! on injured his ; operation, Dr. Scott students, was taken Tle and, ed 1 explained « and what did not te t} Ac step as it steps we take any an intense pain, 2utward signs of suffering The doctor, Captain in the Medical Corps in France. made a specialty liquid f cases, wherein grafting operations were numerous CHAUFFEUR CONTESTS RIGHT OF POLICE TO EXACT BOND FEE Patrick O’Brien Spends Two Nights and Day in Jail Rather Than "ay 50 Cents. than pay the fee which the police each bond and turn over to the Po- Relief Patrick O'Brien, car, North remained in jail day day and proceedings preme Court at Jef- which will require his, hearing on Oct. 1. Williams of the Sn. in issuing the writ fee was unconstitu- | went “private | re to follow. esthetic, ues} le S|} iow Oo Ww h } ] a ti or re Rather ech Lille] cents ol ( Olle. r Association. service avenue, light, all and last night, l habeas eco be filed in tl Su ferson 11ce driver of a 507 Theresa Thursday yester- | besides + ' cause pus to Court at the tional hecause it to a ned nolice : ’ Fr charge was arraigz esterday the traffic laws. unti. Aug. 7, the o0- ePmanded bis uncel or) of vio- Nn ontained Aa continuance nut still . ly *s>y wilere- ees the City leased fused to pay ent ras upon he was 1 to Marshal's custody, Was rr ning, the Suprem* ro? (‘ourt's order ©’ Brie: for was ar *saav , arc the Dav- right stoppit rSiea hat ” to ef Association O' Bri replied that } had no onev, an at the station nd him half a saying would rathe: than make 1 NYresent oO? Y cents to the police. Later two of arrived AT offered to pernit is refused '¢) v0 cents, ‘ I} ¢ facnes 7 tI - qigyidet \ »thear afte read fle refused, s i iy Stas jail Lo .. rie - WINE IN NEW YORK CHURCH Steals Solid Silver Communion Plates— and Gold Baptismal Fount. se Post-Dispat.! ORK, July ur@iar . , se . ‘. to Bt Pauls lepise er 1 iT) eit rch, New Rochelle, some tin ' i? ‘ | q « i . n Sunday night and vesie: itTrTer}) qpcaeti. drank all the COTYTLIMNMUnmiOnN two solid silv : ' ‘ \ ye nl ‘i 1 ee t\ f) solid closets roo;g nd vestry Ce box vse of the The silver w fis | as ail < ra ' ‘sand societies 0 and gold chalice flinor of the it evident ad escaped ars notice wine was kept the The robber was the | discovered Rey Frederick WENTZVILLE CHURCH BURNED Difficulty ay St (“harles bulidt: ry ted i] ame which started fire by a match into a pile sidewalk The shingling ad a $3009 srrove | 20 last night The is though! have been started Oi cigar thrown oO} roof The ith on the process of r¢ 4s estimat " insuranc'’ formed -* we! and difficultS “Was e» preventing i115 500 Bucket brigades ht the fire perienced in \V @7 A si} Raliroad, : ? ‘2 7. =. spread . ille i | the numerals borrowed fr hecause traced an arinyv he had committed ing he laid the side of the told the in nassed he VW é Lp VN hen ao ible gut the coueain @ ’ his revolver by unident fled his ge him ind polices ahot stranger ia ets which wife )h been the exchat petween holdup’ an Killed, of hired double Hired, Then Accomplice. The stranger Wi or how the ragred unwi mele; * cold in the a by Wanderer if ils of his recy? ¢] nrie? foe's ry oHoce the deta wi lie ced up the m } ' Sal divorce sult of Eugene Ff. =_— = ee ey ee ee ee ial oe ee -* DIXON DENIES MAKING LOVE TOMRS. METHUDY esman Mentioned in Divorce estifies for Defendant in the Case, Suit * : . Tse for 28 old, sfalesmanager bindery company, who a ce-respondent in the Methudy, president of a tire and rubber com- panv, against Edna Dienst Methudy, 17 Waverly place, took the wit- stand yesterday to refute charges involving him and Mrs. Me- thud. Dixon that he Ozro | [Dixon, years liamliton avenue, a loose-leaf named as ” '_ =. Ness denied that he ever kissed he ever flirted with her or attempted to in any Way, as her, that LOA e ever her was tC charged by Methudy and some of the. latter's witnesses Ile admitted that he had pilaved goit and danced with! the Midland Valley Country and that they often dined to-’ there, but that he never put attitude of her ad- her at “lub, gether himself mirer In it je he held Mrs. Me- thudy's hands while they were in wooded parts of the golf course Dixon declared that he never put his hands upon her in any Way except while they were dancing together or when he courteously assisted her to ascend a tee or help her over @ ditch while at golf. He described their dancing together as being the way, but denied that they danced cheek to cheek or that she laid her head upon his shoulder. “Didn't she dance affectionately with you’” he was asked. ‘l never detected any he answered. “Always Chaperoned.”’ Dixon asserted that the only place he ever associated with Mrs, Methudy was at the Midland Club and that she Was always properly chaperoned. Some times her husband was with but nearly the witness said. In question he said that he did not play golf with Methudy. “Our only engagement together was to in the locker room,” he denying that modern : ner, answer to a social shoot added Dixon was craps asked by Methudy’s lawyer, E. W. Foritstel, to deseribe the peculiar pleasing manner with women, which one of his friends stated the witness stand he pos- sessed lle answered that he did not think he had such manner and therefore could not describe it. “You were the cause of another divorce suit here, weren't you?” the attorney asked I don't know answered “Didn't on that I was,” Dixon break up a soldier's home in Louis while the soldier lay wounded in France, and weren't vou the cause of the soldier obtain- ing a divorce from his wife last January?” asked the attorney. Dixon availed himself of -his cone stitutional rights, and declined to ane swer on the ground that such answer might incriminate him. “You didn’t plead your constitue tional rights in refusing to answer questions in the Methtudy affair?” persisted the lawyer “I]t was not necessary,”’ witness The in reply to another “uestion, said he knew nothing about ‘wo divorce suits to be filed in Which he would also figure. Contradicts Chauffeur. Dbixon characterized the statement of a chauffeur that he drove hing and Ars. Methudy from Jefferson and Lafavette avenues to the Jeffere liote] as a lie This caused an outburst of applause from several of ‘Irs. Alethudy's witnesses, who were oceupying in the jury chaira, fudge Calhoun ordered them to take the audiences that when |} with \irs. Methte he wae married, hat and his together you St. replied the Witness, rriacre SOT? seats i“ bi} admitted hee fée ct bDbixon ro (ine wBegQuUATI \ugust that e explained tf not living he wite were affection,”’. » me and . *“; in rUuDps si? “ ery Weil r | ifis men. Nias miv disposes ecardliess of concerning q a® (se Hels herdeahigy ior “= FP pe « n $f? . a ree lay % By Re s @ ad : ee “> take ia thea. thes alee, + : ze overwheline, |
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH JULY 10, 1920. GORGAS’ FUNERAL I LONDON IMPRESSIVE | — 1} “MELODRAMA HAS LEAD [om tocat Seeene ODGER Norma ‘falmadge || | End Lyric—-. " Antonio etoviade ial his sud s if in “Yes or No.” ling company, filming his @& (IN MOVIE PROGRAMS Kings—Hobart Bosworth !n ||+-phe Vetled Mystery,” are speb ] ‘Below the Surfas e.”" lthree weeks at True kee. Cal., = (PEN SATURDAY EVENING, ‘ST. GAUDENS’ LINCOLN READY TO BE UNVEILED IN LONDON American Gift to British Pcople Will Face Westminster Abbey —Elihu Root to Speak. ~ EE ER : "2 . & ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ———— — ET —— —————— — - LIQUOR WARRANT AGAINST PRINCESS HOTEL PROPRIETOR MAN AND WIFE HURT magenae etme, tu") TN FIGHT WITH TENANT eral Enforcement Agent. lal Cable the Post-Dispatcb. today - "LONDON. July 10 August Prisoner Says He Wrested BB Fite ae of Abraham ,coin, which ——— What They Are Doing in the Movi —_——— ee aE. GERMANS PLEAD FOR REDUCTION IN WAR GRIME LIST : Delegates Assert Action Is Necessary if Collapse of Berlin Government Is to Ls * 7 ¢ J a SS SS a ea oe ——- eee a " considered at the head of the 'fession. Weise Purple ¢ ‘ipher™) ‘cose ided Chinese es . to —_ ——— St. = Following Military Ceremony St. Paul’s, Body Awaits eturn Home. A warrant was issued ‘mma charging Herman Lueders, bartend- statue lin- and Isaac H. Keefer, proprietor | ; ‘ the Princess Hotel i g- North | tling From W — and ‘ighteenth street, with selling a Struck the Two. pres whisky to a prohibition en forcement agent last Thursday night The bartende charged | with ihe sale and Keefer is charged | his wife, with illegally having the liquor on the premises. The arrest 9 ivisit of Frank T. Be Avoided. the | er, has been presented by - ithe Americans to the British people, which his majesty’s Govern- iment has provided site | - in the Canning cing | By the Associated Press Westminster LONDON, July 10.—Homage nota- for unveiling ble in the history of the ancient ca-'! Society, memory of Gorgas in| when. and for , ae ] Pershing and Mozart Al- ing snow and mountain scen lison in “The Cheaters.” the eighth episode The loca one of the most beautiful tf, hand you the) fornia, The. ain of an excellent mas Bo Norma Talmadge, worth and May Allison the Principal Stars. . .r »7 > a a years old, and enciosul bat at St Zwick, 54 49, liobart Bos-| “Miss Huff will alight, fare and then you drive away.” rehearsal went through without a ‘hitch, but when Director Earle was ready to shoot the scene the taxi and Michael leona, is is now Anglo which the gift ted of ready Amer- | 'thedral was paid to the Major-General William C. Paul's at noon yesterday, funeral services for the former Sur-! Abbey and through are John's | the —— i i. | Hospital, in a serious condition, as ican Decorator’ title of The as the Vitagraph has been se Jimmy Aubrey'g§ recently @ yesterday was aa 5 has the ar! This comple most for the « plac e a result of a fight late followed a | chief of of lueders eremony. July 28, Johnson, 33, a angements | St will take Marvin G lores afternoon ith Roy abi Diggzes, i at comedy, 7 | local prohibition enforcement | tenant third floor of their Vatma. Talmadce will have a duall... ile | , ap ” mF EH aoe ~ | | I . | . . | ] | i and the proces dings are likelv to he geon-General of the American army ae ae apna wil om : = its driver had disappe are ad with the pleted, ] S Jimmy does more ! Pf ff ; : 7 ‘? oa . who . ; n ree iar ee ol a home i Pennsylvania avenue. interestine and pic turesque A D ib- | were held roie In tne film drama, ¥ es oT ie fi e-dollar bill Ni iss tiuff had han led age to ar? rr? Colles lion than 4 e er, enforcement o Le arrison anti- | ,. = | : an 4 : row at . bee ; sttent Shines ; QUESTION UP AT per 2 tj ait hee fine barron: oh rai | ach fractured skull and lic meeting will be held in the Cen- With the American and British | ht h will ora nasa ask ; ure aa him. proverbia! ill in = | hina shop. % O on waurcotlic Art it i Seven; a j , ; (ir Cen al. s Sie Wrie ane a és a | } hil kir ) . |Zwiek has ¢jree broken ribs and (tral Hall, Westminster, where the/ flags atop Alexandra Hospital at, rand a A t | | an 3 ppos days before, while working on a} | | i tati il be de ) Lyric Skydome. This is described as One of the scenes in William Fa- Alice Joyee has an un a SPA CONFERENCE narcotic case internal injuries }speech of presentation will be de-| halfmast and a battery of distant| *- . | . ‘ ne of ‘ an unusually” F on ‘ i use ; ' ‘ i tal . . ses : 2 ‘ : r J ATT > 1 > TILES | - ; : : — Boe we of nareabet nt violations of the , Jol amet wae chokes 4 ow pe the American donors The Prime Major-¢ General, the long cortege be- | of the rich and poor. : Sin That Was }lis, calied_ for a ter i re’ her new special proauset . ’ © , “4 ; . . ' , -_ . , : " , *u e°s Ss . . > "| yyy fs Ys ‘ - ‘ Pon = 9 . _* . ‘ ‘ Q ; = 4 ; a 7 ten Diliemened thn fro ithe city in spital with brulses on his Miinister is being asked to accept the gan its slow march from the hospital | In one role Miss ralmadge, as Mat "| rifle windstorm with a Canadian vil Lmong others in the cast are arrison aw, a ‘ i i ©- |shoulders and sides. is waret Vv ane, i8 the pampel ed wife of lage street as its place of operation. P enthan , as hero and 2 I 1 British. The | will march to the the headed by a small him Mrs. i'band of veterans’ of the American | viatetaeneg and 'Civil War, now living in England. telling The Duke of igre ree as presi- the ’ ti lo-American Society, dent of the Angel consented unvell the behalf of the then statue, to the cathedral at 11 o'clock. The | military escort was composed of the lu wealthy man, . Second Grenadiers and its staff,| because she mistakes his devotion to mounted on black horses: three! business for indifference to her In| ife G irect contrast with this part, she is squadrons of the Life Guards, a bat- | Ctrect contrast with this part, she is ; life © i in | talion of the Coldstream Guards and ppantee Poo the wil bap poor ns in | yiuse /squa id tenement nto eacn iome ement agent with W hisky, ice | plac a cl she must move. a battalion oben we grey This me ee — : ‘ 7 ;, meres. } , “Cc = . o — cording to Digges lie sn he went to the Bwien military contingent led the proces 'comes another man Recause of the other matter sion the muffled accompaniment |! i 'to the wife. Their different handling nN} home the first floor, and Zwic , ; oo ng picts (of band of the Coldstream/| Of the Situation makes the story. statue on ession Also Ask for iPdere Time to Reply to Allied Demands That Deliveries of Coal Be Speeded ve as = Keefer's but she is dissatisied |vpe wind was supplied by two huge) Lytton, as the villian electrie driven fans and the exhaust | —---+ from two airplane motors. Larry Semon, the comedian writes, directs and stars in his comedies, wasted no time on his y cent visit to the East. While route between the West Coast ats and New York he wrote a new e edy which will be produced early # is the from version of fight he returned his wife told bar, lie Johnson's for his man and |/¢pat when bar the bartend- ! yesterday of the stranger, l Zwit k had visited their several customers, | criticised her housekeeping, some of whem stood ec! to th 1@ | her that if did not keep quently entered went there Mait as he stood at the uamindful Digges, served RROOKLYN 2100 CARDINALS 1010 + proc to work cite of ly a er, Gesneniens Olive Thomas in her forthcoming) picture, “Darling Mine,’ rises from ‘an East Side girl to a budding society | debutante. Roy Horniman, a Brit- ish novelist, wrote the story. ’ sa ; One sne enfor to statue to the — ee a ee - Associated Preas RROOKLYN Ry the 10 official afternoon, announcement. Jules Cambon of France man of the according an She said she Johnson's face the scantling Mrs. Zwick his fists. door in threw window. ‘\Awick with TO KILL DIVORCED WIFE sisimed sie land he then } through 7D BPA, Belgium, July 10.—German | »@nd Digges said nothing at the threw a hatchet at him, and Mr SINN FEIN COURTS SUPERSEDING , - | Wobart Bosworth in “Below the the fall Olson #s | —_ ‘time concerning the illegal sales of | Zwick attacked him with a scant- (;uards rhe flag-draped coffin wae; pag * ee sue es : wae Yohnaton 3h | contentions that the list of Germans ithe liquor, but sent his men to the - Th . . ' = : borne on a gun carriagé. with q | Surface, a Thomas EH. Ince produc- Several Chinese actors. who have . oriffith rf | i dk ’ aie _ ing. iey backed him into the vars CROWN TRI UN | oy rf » the princi attracti ; , “he | pecuses Of violations of the laws of | barroom later with instructions sO | aa were bi tin him he said wh | wreath of lilies the only flora! deco- |i will be the prin yt ae ta considerable fame on the Pacific William Dunean is on ar aut aieeon of | Kin S Theater. y oyv . , . . . . ‘ : war must he reduced if the collapse buy at inks and then arrest the bar- he ww re sted t} @ mT antling from \irs . one , ‘ ration. at the ‘ 4 : ; me ' - { oast, appesr in support ofr Farle bile tour through the Yosemite +r aes f the Berlin G ‘ , tender and search the place for its | gy4o, ' k ' +} ' | Republicans Also Taking Over Con- | Immediately at the head of the|and Grace Darmond have prominent) williams in his forthcoming produc- tional Park seeking recreation ne olny ‘e $ : ° . some . ‘ic ; f : : er if -.% 1s > ‘ : . ry’ . ; . 7. . — ‘> . . , oO e eriin r~overnmen was to he Fore legs remn p> at "010 er an le! 11 trol of Liquor and Saloons in caisson was a solitary foot soldier. | parts in the cast. The hero isa dee » | tion, ‘The Purple ( ipher, which has six months’ strenuous work on Preffer : e 4 s > ; > . 7 . ;* »! P ‘ Vi . - o% ieate ; 3 | i . +. es - . ‘ ovat ’ : .* ari avoided were discussed by a com- | a ei gv silty el " — | | Many Sections. who led the riderless charger of Gen. |8e4 diver, W ho will not listen to his} just been completed at the West/ Vitagraph serial, “The Silent A i tteGamcon-t mission which met here vesterday ! F F PLOTTING ¢ vis. ii “ Sf it . cae wee sre — a Asaoctated Preas Go reas The crow ds whic h lin ed the |! father’ s objections to his marriage | (Coast studio. Among others are ger recently completed, Hle ownstalir: t ‘age and attacke . | ee : > t come ul . aay , , 4 ; bs? . ontgs ATTORNEY REED 0 lartromiegensnsey ipod Brig Pp ™ args ‘BLIN, July 10.—Evidence here | two-mile route of the funeral proces- | With a woman who does not come UP) Frank Seki and Koro Kino, who are begin work on another serial soon SPORTSM-4 » the parental idea! The shipwreck woman ‘ates that the newly | sion yood win and courts rapidly | | the Crown | appeal are | indi orgalLized Sinn Fein are superseding in power Many ( See tee with filed etood olumn the cathedral! heads to climax comes when there is a and the diver hero and his rival in a this afternoo of the secon mared as the ee —— - jocks | PHOTO PLAY THEATERS | PHOTO PLAY THBA : Wi nyt * wa" mit srt rent Sh ” peregeryp ere tee n aT yt on - ‘ ‘eo was chalir- the past The ; | . : . . sh : : | 383 ‘= commission, mem- Charges Against Chester A. Snow tribunals ases on spectacle as the solemn pro-| te — win Bi ahi : ‘ ay sat re ee -6 strict of Co- said she picked up the scantlingand , ‘thar: ney cates oS all A ! : . an aves here to per-| - | Smee match included representa- | “P+ "RDS Poli¢e Court. went into the yard and Johnson | [one wit er ae iro it ts stated | Coton Neared the cathedral was| TOO" tee sa climax after Bosworth’s|() LEADING THEATERS ‘PRESENTING PARAMOUNT ‘PICTURES Gaye botwom . tives of Great Britain, Belgium, took it from her and beat her and *%” litic “sar tt) gs | ost impressive. Constables in front heart and he is said to make the Brooklyn Dot | France, Italy and German) One of | July lo. - cher husband with it She denied lage ~nagg eon of pe aro wi ame praliggpeorneoy sen: ogg sir ia of ii " ui 2 H T q IRDOME Kin; H 4 ata a the German delegates was Dr. Car! : Riok a3 her husband used a hatchet in the i ; wate a & , phe a ‘s all init the COVES 7ENSe, who took up their) ® The feature ot the Pershing and a KI AM Gs T EA E A 5» IBN into first pla ‘ai Tha i a4; Chagges that Chester A. Snow, i tigt rom re omy resale e eyo | Positions flanking both sides of the “ a . aii ‘ill be M ‘y Al Adjoining Kings Theater Near Deln . Heinze, Minister of Justice ‘years-old patent attorney, and two PES es oe that Unionists are appealing to the! gran building. Then the guards the Mozart Arcam waar oe 1. a t. league. Abe Baron Birkenhead, Lord Chancel- | otpey persons conspired to. bring | Sinn Hein lower courts on men, with reversed arms, formed in, lison in “The Cheaters, a aM e "a LAST TIMES TONIGHT hand and @ : lor of Great Britain, opened the dis- | ahourt the death of Mrs. Addis Hub- SHOTS FIRED FROM AUTO AT In many sections Sinn teiners double lines and stood with howed | Si ym of lienry Arthur somes play, | — ; : dicated that | cussion, referring 10 a Statement. by bard Snow. divorced wife of the at ak ive taken over control of -liquor heads, executine the regulation sa ‘Judah.” King Baggot, a perenne bs t. Ri PERT Hil GHES DELIGHTE | lL, COM ED\ awe 16 abn German delegates this morning rela- ‘torney, were dismissed vesterday by) 2: 30 A. M, IN DOWNTOWN STREE selling. and have issued orders to sa- lute for the dead as the casket Louisan, has the principal masculine : _ ie | | tive to the difficulties encountered | Judge Harrison in the United States loons regarding the hours of cios- passed through to the foot of the role. “SCRAT H MY BACK” The trook by the German Supreme Court at | Windows in Two Stores Are Broken ing ithedral steps. Here the casket was ° clude thelr st branch of Police Court were dismissed irrying who Railway refusing police anew men to one game sta threatening bee fore Three Persons Narrowly escape Being Hit. fired five ‘ack and against allies. had Leipsic because or Pe | or detail distinguished of pall- in the charges made cused Germans by the declared the commission presented at the two met by party hearing Lo Evidence (day preliminary judged by the court cient to warrant holding for move trains ce: put forward they i” a ee RL ae es - é ~ ~ - - With T. Roy Barnes as the Effervescent Hero MISS DORIS KESNER, VOCALIST be: The c: wart guards, ~~ ad- \rere He was be insuffi- a high- soldiers have ending that or From Flashes sta! lergyv eight the ( by bs borne met isket, was from an automobile menand two women. Shots in t} . la r) are e « de- which were piea, Con are i al 7 mod gl bd a ta "YY re ite! Dx Be ; d . J (4 whe * ~ a that these movements law officers of the different coun- tries, the names of whom were given | him. Ask for Coal Question Delay. The Germans asked for another postponement after the session deal- | ing with the coal question yesterday | afternoon, so they might consult | with their experts and make a final) reply to the allied demands by Sat- urday. M. Millerand recalled the terms of the treaty with regard to coal and set forth how far short of | these termes the German deliveries of coal had been. Dr. Simons explained that ‘the shortage in deliveries had. heen due to etrikes, revolution § and floods. Dr. Simons said Germany Was disposed to do her utmost to. furnish the amount specified in the treaty from Silesia, thus intimating | that the coal provisions of the treaty may be linked with the question of the final disposition of Upper Silesia The note which M. Millerand read requires Germany to give priority in coal production to the amount fixed by the Reparations Commission at 21,000,000 tons annually, distrib- uted between France, Belgium and Ttaly. To give effect to this de- eision the Allies require Germany to | agree to a permanent delegation, the membere of which are to be permit- -ted by the Reparations Commission to sit in Berlin and to be informed on all coal movements in Germany may be ’ whecked at all times "If that ia the decision of the Hes,” said Dr. Simons, “then there | nothing to discuss. It can only a accepted.” Te thie M. Millerand replied: t is the decision of the Allies. 3 y { ve 7 . : 4a sd ] y ‘ ¥ 4 4 j f ye ” ee) ) ay , will do its duty.” (the German ‘the allied terms, although there was Mayor,” the stranger “He's waving to the street “Looks like the - l'told Harpold. ‘You better go across see what he wants.” Harpold walked and Lioyd George asked “Have any arrests been made?” Dr. Simons answered, ‘‘No.” “Jaen'’t there sufficient evidence for | arrests?" then asked Premier Lloyd George. “The allies are seeking pun- ‘told by the “Mayor” he hadn't waved ishment for breaches of the laws of at him at Returning to the war and want to bring to justice per-|ner, Harpold said, he learned the first sons punishable in Germany or any stranger had disappeared with his other civilized state. It is in grip containing and other many's interest to justify herself in/ articles valued at $100 the eyes of the world by prosecuting | her criminals.” He added: “The allied commission will fur- MUST RECORD NEW ADDRESSES nish all the evidence in its posses- we ee sion, and I hope the Leipsic court! The in from 9 a Monday, who have istered an you ana across was oi! ‘ iii COrlre clothes (,er- Election Commissioner's of. the city hall will be open mm. to 5 p. m., beginning until July 20, to give voters moved since they last rege- opportunity to record their new address so they vote at the primary election, Aug.- 3 The office will be open July 26 to 28, incinsive, from 9 a. m. to i fice News of Disarmament Agreement Received Quietly tn Berlin. By the Agseoctated Prees« LONDON, July 10.—News that delegation at Spa had signed the agreement to accept the | allied demands relative to can also the birth were | Peace inquiring from registrar in St. Louis. married by a Justice and departed for Alton NAVY SELLS ‘SURPLUS AIRSRAFT SAFETY FIRST SUNDAY OUTING ON They of the Ry the NEW YORK, July 10.- Surplus aircraft, valued $20,000,000, has been pur- chased the United Aircraft Engt- 1eering Corporation, it was an- ° nounced yesterday. This was said to|| Stee] Steamer Maiestic be the second largest transaction of Un the: Mississipp!, sto-n! its kind in the world, “the first being Lv. 10:00 A Ptr Ret 00 the purchase of $500,000,000 of war gp DONIIONT SAIT, Surplus aircraft from the British . he 7 Tr L.." aa = eg ss Gevernment by a British concern wane PAY poe A two months ago.”’ ‘dren free, accompanied by parents All navy aircraft PL ANTATION rong ORCHESTRA equipment that will Best ‘ile wear Glee bat heen TRY OUR &8U Bl lng SERVICE tracted for, it was stated No Dock foot of Locust at Autos parked cha was quoted Associated Press The navv's at approxi- mately by at Aiton. M Ly Fa: and aircraft decla red on be ob- | Cone | pur- solete free Office, 819 Boatmen's Bank Sf nrice Ridge Phone Olive 2034 disarma- §- m. for the same purpose, but ment was received quietly yesterday afternoon, says a dispatch | voters to the London Times, filed at the | Changed addresses at the earliest op- German capital late yesterday. The | portunity. erm Gorman, most accent MINERS WILL BE PROTECTED recognized Germany must accept ESTON, W. Va.., 10 aaniion Ss. Arnod, superin- the constabulary. to th West be ery ifi- in Berlin! % P are urged to give notice of much activity in political circles and some popular feeling against the | CHAR disbanding of the security police (* “The impression is genera! here.” tendent fav the dispatch, “that it was last less to trifle any longer with kntente, and that it Was best for (jermans make terms with their adversaries quickty, lest worse things befall them Thus the public has shown no sign that it was particu- ‘1 \ and lariy interested in the decision at Spa July oo] oT ise ' Rent " | big? Sheriff of Virginia formed message the (“ounty, he had coal miners of Mohawk prevented from return. by private de. adding that, if tr power tO se. State c Dower! the “ra \ t! at ? ' ing ing to were to thelr hones re. that are obeyed. . f PO I SL LSI PI Dtueeests 2 lore Cassandra .. 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Leave 9:00 a m He turn 10:00 p. m. Fare $1.00, includ- ing tax. Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri. 120-mile trip to Alton and Chautauqua Leave 9:00 a. m Return 7:30 p. m. Fare $1.00, including tax Thautauqua and Dances Ture trip every Friday ~ eave 8:30 vp. m Peturn 11:30 foe $100. |; pone ta* (ither gg’ ts orranizat De LUXE FEATURES ‘ “be (rT ,TRRATEWD one HESTH A J. rnine RAva? . WALTER = : re : . ‘ ; rekulations in retusing to work e- _ . 2. aot mye , | -sides Snow were Mlrs, Kina Ir’. | missed three persons in the down chancel. Mrs. Gorgas, leaning on the l 138) a fn ” played tomor ‘ . : | : ; ' ' ‘ , se of restric mS Api nst i¢ are ' ‘ . , ’ gs | ) ao _. that the COMI Isss0n | Acker, wife of another patent at-/|town district at 2:30 a. m. toda! ; ta ds cra - ows ‘Ss % : t "nas irm of Brigadier-General Noble, fol- Tomorrow BELOW THE SURFACE rit wou confine itself to producing ‘torney, and Hugh M. Langdon, The machine dr east on Olive ying oO! dangerous objects Le lowed by the casket, which reposed \& ' LY evidence from countries other than | chauffeur street and turned south into Bieht! threaten action against the railroads na stand beneath the dome of the BROVES | { . . ei a los 0 de 5 ~ ) ar tie 2 iit em = r unwarrante smissa ; gfips aii cap = Betty Hilburn, who plays : center Jonr mage ae Suggested this evi Snow testified that he had em- etree if was passing the Arcade 1oO unwarranted dismi J ‘athedral during the simple and brief te wnt . ef +n OVE] lerness Kea} ‘PERSHING THEATRE MOZzA RT Delmar at when (joodw ae , Th , : . . | pork i Vie ‘ ‘ —* 6 ’ ’ ae ° accepted according ployed Mrs. Acker as a private de- | Building when one of the n in it | ceremonies Dean Inse and Sub- ' starr ‘® AND AIRDOME™ AIRDOME Bayard be to the rules of procedure practiced » " . a we serra Selznick picture, was ay: wild to frst th ' ‘ tective to ‘“‘shadow his divorced | started shooting, apparently at Fred HARDING JOINS AMERICAN Sencen Bisley of St. Paul's officiat-., 1 t : ly-like in her pugil Griffith sing! : ' - , a incline ob ay- tt ; : ’ n e countries from which it came, | wife, but denied that he had in- | Clauser, 55 years old, a watchman, No eulogy was spoken a “ tae eas LAST TIMES TONIGHT ~ admitting that the German Attor- | listic bout vith Maurice Costello Olson, Johns pore ' . . . structed Mrs. Acker or Langdon to! who was seated in front of the build J l} NALIS S’ ASSO lA ON W hen the ceremony had ended, taki f scene. “Fight ' made r. ‘ ’ . , _ , as ¥ 4 ie ti ng of a scen . ave ' n y enera and court had bee n ado nw ay with her Tis sole purpose I i éé 99 =’ sey given a very difficult task, assum-/, : tgp é : } ae him, fight him (grab his hair! Dont Wheat'# grou . . ’ , in having his former wife's actions Acccpts Invitation to Become Meme | hearse, which was laden with floral " - ing that a bona fide effort would be | watcned. he testified. was to asce! i: ai achine sped south 1 ’ Sent to Him F St. Lout " . : ; “tar re let him: get you she was urged by) forced at th ‘ , i e ; An ‘ " ‘ ' ‘ fhaa Pes : ii af »P° ws ‘> ° ) : : j : rl tes i /. “eT rne Lt) 2 S- + ' » le , . rer . ‘ * ‘ made to arrive at the truth. is ' yr — ree ‘ ; oo ‘ a ti ~ ; — é‘ ~ os Sees ee ; ” ‘os her director When Betty struck het Jou Will Gasp and Tingle with Excitement of This Famous the throw, at . tain whether she was a proper |the Stratford Hotel, more shots wer: Branch of Organization ital, where the body of Gen. Gorgas ) ’ Birkenhead States Views. ruardian for the 6-year-old son ‘fired, the bullets narrowly missing ~ Ww , as Ate > 2 7 , Ne . ...e {etride the cry was Are you hurt, rury Lane Melodrama. Myers out, I Yor this reason Baron Birken- \& rs . : a ° : . ° i ' ; ' . : . yay ii ice ins sé lato! \ vArren 7 iarding. Re Will i'e aw aiting ranstet it? South- Costello ‘eo \ Hirt ied Johnaton aco head asserted German authoriti BIG, OY . ie ; urned west naif dozen ing promote vy the St uis ASSO- | adh ; care sure and effect of the evidence to be | Government officiala after dismis- caniees deine « ms ba Teper . : oo ee “le ! , a4 a0 Red Foam.” a Ralph Ince special, 7 a a TWO RUNS. . - . . se : if had ‘ ati ; I re 8 Ors we , red as tn lachine Cmtion oT aif irnutisSts ~ accen?} a . . ie . % ny | ; . . ‘ ENED BO SBOUERE For L Te the. case wuld, not ony (ey ants were fired as the's dation of Journalists. His CAMP OF SALVATION ARMY win zena Kecte playing the leading ian i ich SE ARDINA oo . > ‘ » >)?7* ’ : ate yi = 3 WEST END LYNIC ball oring mi r ; kK 10 irouRg was said the case could «till be of MI meas i . , ) | wie : : —— ' hey re t m gested District Guests. Weekls Barne ‘ Sher y. recently engaged THEATERS Lo honey. diplomatic channels, but through the . : SLorri: Pidnial Hoth nea} Lie hth wo une Zea f! Om -sft. ul . , ; “Tey * etorring Olive | nier flied German Attorney-General and the | brought before the grand jury. and Pine streets, had been shattered “The Senator,’ it states. “appre- | Outings Planned. CO GPPCGE Sn SCRE SS 1] CER R OF BETTER ré LYRIC SKYDOME | flied M y= , c pe sag = hs aah + ents ares 3 ie. a :, /Thomas, was a vaudeville headliner ERTAIN ed to ayer corresponding legal officers of the. amy & ee | OS bullets. Cmates your thoughtfulness in invit- | Jim Cox,’" a mule named for the for several vears in a playlet entitled | COOL AS THE: were MENT ig NORTHLAND sha allied countries | _-- -—_—_____ -- ing him to become a member of the | Democratic presidential nominee, ae plage tS vie ange! . 0 4 RI . . ; . 3 | fe “T.. t vv. ats ’ LOOKL,' M, Jacquemain of Bei! But the details of its application ENGINE RUNS WILD FOR OG MILES American Journalists’ Association | was victor. over a grav horse A Night With the Poets tata ual i. , 7 | : 2 ' . . — a —_— . wee , ¥ ; was some time ago ‘eae mM bebe | may he discussed and is glad to accept that Invita- named ‘“‘Harding,”’ for the Repub- itfitl ae as = LAST TIME TODAY hy who cove | “Very well ee said Dr. Simons. tion ‘? lic 1? a Sj lenti i] Y ,inoesa ‘* ‘ . ( orinne (,Q] lil ] ] ' ap pe aT ans ‘ al HENRY i . WALTHALL . . ¥ amd : : ' ‘ i j ; pre ( eerie moOmMminee, In A one : : 7 React i ae inn i = : a. ea nts against the “We will reply tomorrow.” Crashes Into empty Passenger Train, P } lor extended to ijmile Staged on the Maxwelton Crees The Broadway 2 BRYAN oho i - ‘Te ¥ ; ’ ‘ . . “ah > 4 he .? . ePhie ; ~ i‘c*eegs is 2 "4 - ’ : ' accuse ermans, said there were : . : . VV egies l‘our Coaches. Sanat Hardine wblisher of thea! race track at the bv )-vear- Festa — : . . ; information should be made in legal | man courts have already take n pre mig T - if i Ss ut bys ’ , ot | “ je I ) anaine « alia a , ‘ ae oS Pe ; _S ' i Me, S Sir Gordon Hewart. Rritish dele- | mans . | mn inaway ie aia made the six and Miss Wilma C. Fischer of St. | Friday, when an additional 100 chil- — = Brvnathn 20> hi’ sever; ‘rossi 43 ‘our coac > i eK § ul 4 ‘ there might seem to be between the| he list by the Allies showed what several crossing our coaches of pie were made by telephone from st. |® Weeks outing. PARAMOUNT STEAMER, é > AAR ¢ BEST ran CONC RESS ing. Stock Germans and the allies. it would he | the difficulties were. , the passenger! train. which was ii Mile mae athe. eke olen was During the day the children had i ; Sahneton te ; . . * ° " . \ > TT. . » a" - « ~ . : 4 \w’ ‘ ‘FG in form and not in substance. He) Premier “gs “uapree ramet th ‘ mpty, were wrecked. oO one was speaking for Mrs Anna Fischer. games and contests, the winners re- 6é 59 rok a ni Ae ave = Oly Sa? bY out on stril eala@ all the allies recognized they accuracy oO the German Ministers! injured. mother of the bride When ‘ |ceiving dolls, baseballs and other ain a i ' ‘ asked a on ).av\an () should place med evidence in the; deductions. He said it was evident Pee tie whether there were objections to the | Prizes. The army will take 100 MARY — MINTER in ™ et — ie 08 at hands of the erman Attorney-Gen.- | Germany did not want to carry out | VISITOR’ $ GRIP IS STOLEN icense the answer came: “I should }mothers and children to the camp Judy of Rogues Harbor’ in LOCKED RROOKT, . _ . ae . . “ an » aan te eral and “make it as easy as they) the pow ee wen — & Dr. Si say so!” No further reasons were fr. h week for an outing of seven was falling » 'tmones then interjected: sine days ing could for him to ret justice done . _ ‘ ; sis eneniens lallention a iE ae iH: ald Fairfield ry given. ‘ AMUS SEMENTS AMUSEMENTS ae ding elo Dr. Teinze, speaking in the name ena ya : arry- supene arpoid, &irieia, ' The bridegroom gave his age as/® - ‘ field inter of the German Jovernment, ex-| ing out these obligations. What we | told the police he was talking with a og anqd stated that he was in the in- T Guphaun fiel«ding bal pressed the opinion that all com.) Want is evidence. The courts cannot) stranger at Sixth and Market streets surance business in Alton The EXCURSIONS MUNICIPAL HEATER | ~~ ¥ Saag munications should be between the | convict without it and gli want the/last night when the latter called his pride was 18, as the clerk convinced | = =a 8 leon ont allies to help us get it. attention to a man across the street himself by OPERA HOUSE RUNS (‘ARDIN, Tilhoefer fer Sroith second at No) ELE NS I BerrCveoKT, Brnit! Sm hile W heat etenped on Fournier «& Nee Ft! C"ARCDIIN, duf' bles Fournier «® With Henry t ~ ~ = the «a mf . GIVES , i? aeairouns Vited by th to ita feld the Municig toda \n course of | progran perear of l@ president Golfers pthe” ALGO Gardner rf turn J mre ‘ae wt ef amateur “ ' at a ‘) ,eth re oti for ’ rie . ha : w“ 0 : Mlale : A the A ui) . report nes! # > le Be
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1920 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5 The Battle Is Not Always to the Strong, = When Between Cheese Champions |¢ Bi ure. cipher aaa 4 DODGERS GET OFF U.S. Tennis Team Wins Doubles _BP(WNIFS POIIND POR we Chicago Oarsmen = Major League Hoerr Will Play i ee Se TN FARLY [FAN IN And Eliminates French Rivals JONES TH DEFEAT % WinPointTrophy —tatistics Roberts in C. S. Sf truckes Ca a oa Bisa In C.S. Regatta — standing of the Ctubs Final Tomorrow nd mountain scenes | z A wee | SK me: Pisode. The location # 5 | a = aie . ee NATIONAL LEAGUE. Me beautira: a a (IPENING ( NTEST.“*: Victory of Johnston ico paoen Over Gober and Laurentz | R The Candidates’ Slogan. evmnusenbiie CLUE 1 tase . eaves Score for Davis Cup Series 3-0, in Favor of Amer- | H° dry lam How dry! am Lincoln Park Finishes Well in "°° *' 2 eos at) = Rain Today Forced Postpone- - " bi ! oto f pot a ‘ ‘ re ores ‘ , orator” has been selectall : ange icans—Two More Matches to Be Played. | a Hi, x ibwrty porns. oo dry | am Lead — Central Barge | Chicags e262 ‘) . ment of Matches on Courts . ——— n others vet, | am so we ° . " , ' - . | : Crew Is Victor. tabu a 8 ——— at Triple A. or Jimmy \ubrev'’s new: : . : ove l soon forget how dry 1 an omed, recantly com Marvin Goodwin and Jeff ; Sothoron Hurls Good Ball for | ahs | ~ Yo oa) de ae ) . . t Simm, (ocs more d LASTRCE ? a % > : = ' ame! s AS JURNE, Eng.. July 10.—As the result of today's playing the | “aol le - “Pei ' : ‘AC? ' , rcain | Phii phi » : . oa . > “4 n me an the Pfeffer, Righthanders, Are match between the French and American teams in the Davis Cup elimina- | Burkemen, Allowing Seven THE DAYS OF OLD hag = 0 y asog Fa: 3 The Lincoln , AMERICAN LEAGUE. By Davison Obear. wi nacnita s 10p.”" , . } . ‘ ara Oa ub o (“hicago veste:- : “b , . : tion contest, the French team was eliminated, the Americans remaining in | . . . \ days of old, when drinks were ' : , \ downpour of rain early thie aft- ; O sin Hurlers —— ’ H I : day won he Central States annual CLUB w Pet. Win tae pposing 6000 its, Only One Coming in . wren ee an a, Win, (eee ccwesél eennuanee ae ce has an unusually caal the race for the trophy by defeating their French rivals, in the doubles | solid amateur rowing regatta at the Mu- hp s . o31 ew York os - ment of the final round matches in rting company in “hel Fans on Hand. ‘match. | Last Five Frames. ror fifteen cents a throw, nicipal Pier, with a total of 23% 1, o oe .e _ We used to buv a rin ve wointe S pes > le ‘ , , , pew special pote ion,” Johnston and Tilden opposed Gobert and Laurentz. The score by sets | | ee 11 3 F a dri gress . ® Villian BROOKLYN AT ST. LOUIS : 2a) “t play Holland for the right to oppose Australia in the challenge round. | mon, the comedian whe @ 2 ] 0 0 0 hee )( ) ( ) ( ) | AB.-R.H. O. A. EF. | He has no surplus cash. Participate in the national regatta at penned dried out by that time ~ . ‘ 2 | "Ooreceste @ lyr © 2 " ’ ows ts und stars in his own ll CARDINALS By Herbert L. Bourke. | TOBIN RE 5 1 YOU KNOW THIS BIRD dna} ovata Say the eanannan oo ether Roland Hoerr of thit ail asted ~—_ lime on his re. I 0 O QO (Copyright, 19°20.) GEDEON - ' : : ee , inal events for the selection of crews NATIONAL LEAGUE together Roland Hoerr of this city, © the Mast. While en @ 1 ¢ 0 O O EFASTBOURNE, Eng., July 10.-—France has her back to the wall in SISLER 1B ake w HE bean Os Ambrose Alvin for the Olympic games will be held 2 ee former Central States champion, and : ‘* " - . . ahah —wee@eese 6 6 e Tk’ om @ T ie i co] de ~ Le ely . ‘oe (‘ard! le ry 1¢ s {rooklyn .% atteri . . . nthe West Coast Studio ~ the Davis cup match with the United States The Americans won two nice h mt . ws on a threa 100 : | ca | he. California, State title-holder, he wrote ; r. The Battin Order. | ) JACOBSON CF... | F I think should be inspected three firsts, three seconds, three ‘elit : “a new come 8 singles matches yesterday afternoon, ‘Little Bill’ Johnson beating Andre Wy . - ; i; ? oe ghee ote ale thirds and a fourt! lace Krueger Second game, Brooklyn 8-10-2, Car- the Califarnia State tithe-holder, \ ILI IAMS LF — ] le stops you on the Street to ask: ; : ; oN 1 plac ; 7-4 Ha tterite« Miamaux and Mii-’ hioberts ,esterday eliminated Fred il! he produce ed ear) iL Ta" _YN tri’ & . — , , iin 0 a olson a seth * ee ee fT UCen Senta w.™ — ae $B |‘*Who's gonna be elected?”’ Clubs from Detroit, Grand Rapids, |i.¢ griott, Haines, Kime and Clemons Josties, while Hoerr was disposing ‘Geittich +f cawke fh iby a score of 4—6, 6—2, 6-—1, 6—-23 ' ° Mich : Si Louis, Mo., Peoria, Ill, Chicago 3-12-43, New York 2-9-1 _. vf Philbrook Smith of Ames, Ia. euncan is on an “automo. — nately + sabe wl 1 | We had qualms vestgrday morning § thing in lawn tennis greatness He | and Chicago, piping represented The | nings Hattertes Alexander and Kilefer, The former Central States chame- rough the Yosemite Na. | koney Ib M: ! when another heavy shower formed seemed to anticipate every stroke, . Ruth Cuts Down ee ares Phursda) and will be = os 4 casey pietel 2 | $4 mes pion staged a “come-back”™ this week Rocking recreation after 2 ly hoe . | e@ } ’ hi hase and practically forced Gobert to play jeetinenomanel - i = Mnished today with a few aiinot He mS ; ee : “to peg Caris. n pee and won his way to the final by con- strenuous work on his Pfeffer » 0 | = Seay ere Same Wemne the base | sust the game he wanted. He led | ° vbetese Schmidt: ea ‘a. 7 sistent playing. As a result of this . | pangnnee—Earrinon a lines of the chief court, but, happi- | at 5—1, and then, after losing two | Lead of Sisler One race was canceled yesterda) Boston 3-9-0. Cincinnati 1-5-1. Battertes:| effort Hoerr should make a good rial, “The Silent : a tly ; om ) Y : AY en. Attenda tn a “ine . . . “i | Tota is P "4 becal se ‘ f | n accident This \ re t} . : pieted lie will : ily, the sun and wind helped the, games, took the ninth, and 80 Won | ‘ = — res . vas 1” McQuillan and Gowdy; Ruether and Winge. showing against Roberts today, al- A ae me es Schupp and Clemons (‘ado On another serial FOon. SPORTSMAN'S PARK. July 10 spongers dry .p the turf so that the the set at 6 $0 60and with it the | BOSTON. H R Kin: oa St : q sae she caeuadinaeni a ar AMERICAN LEAGUE. though the Californian ie favored t& | a ome-Nun ng as arte a Te : win. Hoerr has two legs on the tro- i 2 : atch | Goodwin and Pfeffer went to the hill! court was in fair condition when | ™® AR ' Boston 2-6-0. Browns 1-10-0 batteries . "T } TZ fsorr 5 fiw ' four ‘Tl t} NS . t " | se - : | rhe outcome turned chiefly» on lengths from the finish and Me Me and Severed phy and figured in the finals several > PLAY “THEATERS : : : | SY RF )| Drive T xe ternoon in the opening game » : . re ¢ . pen ene B:F JF > ‘ rive w oO Lea e The ‘entr > rin , t+ this aft rue I 5 6 Play began at o'clock before an. Johnston's greate sureness on| BAILEY RF......, ° ard Maj J gu The Central Rowing Club of St. Cleveland 8-12-1, Washington 4-15-4 Bat- times, losing to Jones and Cannon. ~ — ED = , " Ty WT haa bi PPPPPFEPEDIOLIT: )) cre) enempes . . . i _o . " " , 1 ly o . . a " Sill ™ P . ° ‘ | 1? . . . . | " . ™ : . «i aa ae . . ry | Mela hai of the second double-header in two. enthusiastic crowd Johnston and on nn oe Rae pt cin ag er ove et McNALLY, 2B.... ? Swat Supremacy. eaten: F ge the senior barge aims With | tertes Caldwell, Niehaus Bagby and Fred Josties played excellent ten- ‘ , ed b le soft cou ian Gobert, o —— : a leng to spare ‘er the Weste Sell: Za nd G it ) OUNT PICTURES days between the ‘Cardinals and the , Gobert took the court first. and re- | rather he adapted his game to the MENOSKY ma 606 rt mnie kes a8 Pia _ wer "a | “d “ “ apa = sires — a A; — ray oa i pt ; — ¥Oen ~— Tomorrow $s Schedule. Josties Was leading only once and L COMEDY : whereupon Gobert changed from JONES I ing to unofficial averages that in- Senlor double shell--Won by Grand Rapids that w in the : 1 set h h tract 10.000 “bt , , t This ailed | ized, apparently, that his only hopei — . eB | — ey ee ‘ Ree : Roat and Canse Clu} Lincoln Park Roat VATIONAL LEAGUE. 1AtT Was In @ second set, when he , / hers to creel points, MS AVAlOn lay in a whole-hearted aitack and a KARK I ee eeees Jiclude Wednesday's games (‘lub Crew N*» 1. second: I neste Park Roat Brookivn at St. Louis led two to one in — rhe Triple 99 The Brookiyvn Dodgers will con-,; little, as “Little Bill” took the next) storming precess. Anyway he won = si a Rea Cener a tite ‘Sek eee Roston at Cincinnati A champion had his back-hand by brilllant, low driv- . heneicll Reposing in fourth place a week _ . Oo. « third. Time, lim. 10s | New York at Chicago . 5 ant, Sen Won bi strokes working well and returned ame and set ’ ¢ ¢-. clude their stay here tomorrow with ' ne °F u ay set a . surprised at thin Totals ‘ } ago, the home-run king is now sec- ior four-oar shel! lincoln Park . | Ti seeTned St) ) é ‘ ' bi 3 ; ' , . Ky Ks ; PST sy r " ° str ’ , "Dos ' . . . . " >. . : a > ’ ene game starting at 8:15 unless the | s is W t; 1 One sudden onslaught and was a bundle. ond in the list of batters with an Boat Club pete a 1; Detroit Boat Club, AMERICAN LEAGUE. a number of his opponent's side-line ' ) : ! ‘ : ' ‘ . . - -~¢ 1) second: St ul to i lub. third: Line | atroit , : : | ’ . i . . ’ threatening clouds give forth rain econd Set - ” of nerves in the early stages of the Innings af? ’ average of .386-——-33 points behind in Par! bee Cr . : ; - or ae ; eee land. at Washingt pray pp Rgreerltionger Pye oT he " , : ‘ ™ Cul mm ’ ‘ iui ‘ a purt LTT eV ei . LOT? ~ 9’ rhe second set was good to sf.) gecond set His game was unusually; BROWNS.....1 0 2-0: George Sisler, the St. Louis star, who | ¢, *46 | -~-- © -— sending back some of Robert's slice em or cut strokes which he used almost JALIST before the completion of the second | i" ree ms 5 at tucked up as he grappled with re-| ’ ‘. iia hie Mabel er igi | : : | | Johnston's form was much better | BOSTON... d VUVZIVUOYU 1 Oo ir leading he league Ruth pu d 0 -iglt-oar shel nn vy Lincol i J. DEMPSEY WILL MEET every me )- —_ & ‘Very game. game today in which case two will be | rr t Wimbled , ; ,| turns off the ground from the fer the veteran Tris Speaker of Cleve ‘av: Mest Che IAN a mbiedon,. an on op ol! 4 ell sonal aye , A - ~ Lhe "telat . “aK! a.“ : Vat ‘uM, Leal rev 4 a lous strokes which Laurentz huried = 7 a j ‘gs W Sf Reo rin ("| \ Sr Ll, t s PIRST INNING. stroke carried more bite. His driv- Laurents Begins to Sag Off Burke of the B Whe Ate CES ee Se ener ee ee wizaty oe rc yap gh se DEMANDS IT, SAYS KEARNS toberts probably played his best =e ' , . . "KE Ot le rowns selected Allan >with 285 Siclor j 't place. je} rar fjoat and Canoe Club, d | ° " » , ; . + ° ve >= ‘ - eae rs VW i i ‘7.27 sisié oe tT firs / ce, Ss s 9 ‘ , ‘ ’ . > t BROOKLYN-—Olson singled + ing on Poca first sate seen oe re This excessive ardor unaccom-! gothoron 1 benons the Ad Bs 3 Kae it] axe : pik Rapids. Mich. fourth NEW YORK. July 10 In view of | tennis of any this week. He served ; Tr Je « . ° (£ markKabDiyv accurate, the da Skinning : ww tesy 2 8 se the 1a Sox in atting : pista le eS Ee + , at os : ete ZART Delmar at a a a. seagay s om J we hae alee . Sak oun a are ver panied by sound judgment, soon told the third game of t! aie a te 12 bn ae games | p Junior four oar shell_-Won by Lincoln Park | the fact that Harry Wilis,. heavy-| fast and accurately which bothered ‘nen OHaGwWINn, Alter TALLINE, ireW ; ; ‘ ? © ‘ » & in¢ ame o 1@ series here tft SULTMh MAGS tw TIS 11he aries oat Club of Chicago, Cre we. “2 Aincoln | . -_ , IRDOME Bayard er O} t d hird.| seldom raising high enough to give | the usual story and Laurentz began vrei.” addition, he pulled away from) park Roat c ul en N . . : . am weight champion of the negro race,| Josties frequently. He relied on fast “ ‘= ® . . . ; . 4 ] ‘ > ‘sf ° TT. . . ‘ *» - . : — 4 ' oO . , e | . S INNING, burn the ._.paths and is far out 1M} Peterson rand capida Roat d Canoe conten ein red . o a . | week and then will go East for the Mi: * a tilts ieee ate ae ee wre hand and a stream at the gates in- TT tg tt scent Hero + Wheat's grounder and had Johnston against Johnston's service b\ clever It was a sporting match, as éach ‘ > aa. oge , , as ' rots of ° le came back, ' man was constantls ejaculating BROWNS robin lined to McNa! front among the base stealers WIth 609) Cin yrand Rapids, Mich, second; F. Reich- ; fia : ne corp ggpen agree ste | balance of the season Ww he natchee } e } P, ; : Good shot’ oO! “Hard lines" and Ly Gedeon sin ried to cea _Y Q thefts (other leading batters Weav- “Ts l_ineols Park oat iy hir ri , 6 nte1 315 ; : s » p> ceaaand Sebo = ean F ime, , curiosits has been expressed as to! In a semifinal doubles match Rep- forced at third, but Stock dropped | volleving. The American of This Famous | the throw. and the bases were filled. however, and quickly carried the | yer , “ “nier ’ : ; » Gobert ral- ce Tilden was applauded by saving: ler singled to ante , ' * Chicago 36. Rice, Washington, m. Oe , . Mvye re out, Hornsby 0 lourni . set to - 3, onls to have Gober ral “All right” to settle a doubtful point . K : cent Jacobson a a Wilan a mbit baeniiie 46 Falitne ag ia , i | whether. in the event of Wills being pert and Bartel won from Metcalf DAVIDSON: | eee: §=money tapped to | ly in prilliant fashion Tilden constantly enaaeed raeuuete, |. one annie “Seat. ae Guanes ur barge race-Won by central Clud| returned the victor the title holder|and Harris in five sets. 3—-6. 6-04 > i ' iide consis ri. ‘ ; { race S. - : ee , : ‘le . } - 7 2 (*hi- “ - va fies antae 7 ‘ > C%sh l ; j ‘ : ’ —_ one ‘ . . Stock and Griffith was run down, | The Frenchman kept rushing to’, * " , scoring Gedeon, Sisler going to third leveland, .344; E. Collin - . Louis: Weatern Rowing wate would draw the color line 6-7 GunZ 6 ] . . HESTHRA i out Roon found rhe measure oT his | Willi me ‘ ’ , . (* : 340) tiendry x Roston soo. Louis second ae Louis Rew ng ely ‘ , p . ’ , ’ ioe ‘ ‘ r As the score indt- a g SLOIe Ser . th , . . ° . ‘ ' AU “rw Maw, Cebsea, e ’ & rf ‘eeater a \ hut to econd. smiti flied “‘hfcago, .333 Mound. City Rowing Club of st. Louts, four “ ‘e Dan ieee ces ee . gt ~# “ Cates, the match was hard fought : AC h ,ear ial: er ) ery se and developed into a Marathon be- Stock to Dilhoetfer to ournier.|the net, and this. combined with plucky opponent, who began to show to Menosky. ONE RIN : ‘ . laden Rowing Club of St. Lauis ' : and he replied ’ it leted MI rT : ; | i , ore Was complete JSIANY TA ee TWO RUNS. ithe set to & all, and then to 6 all. ing position Kcavrs of Roston pitcher outfie Ider ‘ARILE ’ Wheat took third and Koney second/| some double faulting by Johnston,’ uncertainty on his ground strokes. Ho by Leads Regulars " " > , . » ig ° , 4 . on the play. Kilduff flied to Stock.| made it possible for him to carry | and was siow in reaching a volley- BOSTON—-Bailey singled to left Orns: ‘ a. on | 2 ma alms = rirst when fem, | | . 7 ey: - ne ieee son Ht lrg 7 took place all four yluvyver tryvi ~ + 4 ’ : ne 4 is: ° . 7 are te! te« P . ; . : e *- - CARDINAIS—Smith tripled to! It developed into a grim struggle, Tilden passed his man frequently! Sothoron threw his bunt badly to | #"4 pinch hitter, dethroned Roger) Lincoln Parks .. ” -" ~eula: a eed ‘ + ¢ tel gen lobs. smashetl chop it kes an : wae ; in the third set and won easily at : r’ > : — —e a , Grand Rapid = i Tag 0 en , se : S. SNA ; strokes ans i left. Heathcote singled to center, | but Johnston, after taking the vant- _Gedeon. Menosky forced McNally, | Hornsby as leader among the Na- Wesson nets negro in opposition to publie senti-| fords On several occasions tn the i Smith to (;erhbe!: Schang forced ,|tional League batters who have pal netrolt ee Bas ment, still I will say that the cham-,| third and fourth sets the ball was hit . . : . ‘ . _ ore i ; ‘in WEST FAD LYRIC scoring Smith. Stock out, Johnston age ame on his own servic e, broke r fourth and deciding set also Me 4 ; : : 4 to Kon ‘ Hornsby walked. k oure through his opponent S on the next, ‘en to the American who continued | it nosky, (redeon to (serber. Baile \ ar ipated in 40 or more yames lie is Ceantral Rowine me ene : pion Yr i not take refuge behind any 10 and 1? tines before the point was LYRIC SKYDOME nier flie = eS » ate ‘ , ‘ a bhoOem TCA opponent [ 11is8 is re- NORTHLAND 7 flied to Myers. ONE RUN. Johnston the Real Thing. He appeared t have plenty in re | singled to right, Schang going to | cracked out - rhits In (2 times at Mound ty Rowin wore rt te garded by the public’ as a fit .op- Yesterday’s Results SECOND INNING serve, and the last game showed him! third. Foster walked Scott flied | 0a! Hiornsby, however. is the reai'St. Louis Rowing covcenvoesveascoua S “ > ° od ° . ° . ® . ‘ pone met for [ ve nipsey and the come SINGLES SEMIFIN ATs The American was at his best in + his best. with dashi for : : rt? leader AmonL the regulars ith a wala aes — COLDS LLLP LLL Ol A BROOKLYN — Kruceer walked. | , : . Ja son. ONE RUN : 7 oa , lata i? aes ’ , : ROK aa , — alked ‘drives ( mark of .378 made in 73 ames. Hol ty NSAtICN 18 GAtAEACtoF | would not toland Roberts. San Francisco, defeated | : ; the third set, and was ; Panertag the real eooN NN cores 7 a ~ . . a ’ ‘nier "ns. ‘ ‘ ‘ : , efits e to uK > Wie eh de! - » : « TIVE TODAY) . Pfeffer sacrificed, Fournfer to Horns | ye! (el STOR ame oy SEt OND INNING. nehee’ a0. Chisaan os a he St Ba: se pall S ; hesitat o make the mat Demp- | Fred 0. Josties, St. Loute. @—9. 4-4 @f ( > RR« VW NS j Sf , het “a negpro in the ! iT) pr pre, 1owus Rielar d Al hiloerr Sr Leute defeated F*ril- by, who covered first Lavan made a —. MeNally tossed out ouis star as a run getter. having Aafeee ¥ to coming under my management. prook Smith, Ames Ja @-2 @—2 % 3 . eB, 7. great atop and followed with an ac- Mar YW: W; B adi ita om Gerber. Severeid flied to Seceott ‘rossed the plate 50 times é , YANT throw to Fournier. robbing ) an oO ar Ins, ra ey ea _ in Jones threw Out Sothor on NO (*y Williams of Philade iphia deliy AMERICAN, LEAGUE rats pitti: L. ay ee val a calicaaien ae nr ~ eo SEMIFINALS “8 uv eens “vues inital iosties. Drewee Ae? Singled to right, LE ET TELL LE LT ES LOTTE CNL N tetatstatiat ntti erates tte curate , ' vr 7 | "NS : ace ~ 1 efeated (jaut Olson of a single, Krueger going to Rl ered his weekly home run and Is lead- 1S ae ; . i a, ’ lv do so In substance Dempsey has genware @-7 @ 6 3 — third Johnston got a hit to Lavan, | Setti ng Ne WwW Ma k Decathlon | rials BOSTON—Smith tossed out Wal- | ing in circuit drives with nine. Max no reason to avoid a match With an) ‘ ‘ ei ; re ; (3 { ‘> « ’ ; nwte } ; " ht fel Re e: defe ‘ O. SHBURN 4 ; I r ters Jones “vs ; . ‘ (ere rrpe Pittsbure outfielder? stole ( Hild AGO AT PHILADELPHIA mar in the world Ile is confident ” he ‘ a . ‘ peal Met a Harrie, Krueger scoring (Griffith out, flied to Jacobson. Bai- -. Honraby to Fournier. ONE RUN. : ee eee ley singled to Gerber and when the | 'orce more bases and is far in front | | 2 6 of his ability to defeat any boxer in : . = 6 f t t 28 thefts | 0 (~ 0 | (~ the world, and is ready to meet one Tomorrow’s Pairings. of the base ste ‘ with t tie & IINALS— Lav: l bled tft | . . . latter threw ‘er Sisler’s hea, al SINS OF Re Coupes fo Oleon, Takes One-Fitfh Second Off of Kansas Athlete Has High Point ley Aerie yes rg Slats vent Other leadit batters ik. Smith, PHILADELPHIA and allo” SINGLES- FINAL : Goodwin flied to Griffith. Smith Old Record, Carrying Total for First Day’s gled to right, and when Bailey tried |) ©&™ York. 356; Konetchy, Brooklyn, 000000000 O . Roland Roberts, San Francisco, vs, Relag@ 33: Nichol burg. .326: Roush, | ST. LOUIS SOCCERITES =. Meerr, 0. [oo Far CHOON Ittsourek:, ?~ Ou DOUBLES FINAL, 9? walked, Heathcote furced Smith, O01] 26 P = to score, he was out. Tol é ; . aa 4a | ounds. Competition. | ; va: out, obin to Seve ‘‘incinnatl 323: Villiams. - Philadel Ratteries—Chicago iy bey ih Seeth eve nt . _ Bon to Kilduff NO Rt NS reid NO RUNS phia 01. Hollo Chicago, .221;) Philadelphia, Naylor and Perkins BOOKED TO SAIL TODAY | le tien Drewes. . ate ve Martel, Box (Office Open at » THIRD EN NENG. g THIRD INNING. Daubert, Cincinnat $21; Groh Pe 8 te Dispatches from Montreal last night Cleveland, and Reppert. St. Louls, 3:89 9, ae ont —o. er yt BROOKLYN Wheat out, four-; NEW YORK, July EL Man NEW YORK. July 10 Everett T.. | BROW NS—Jones threw out To- cinnati, .318 Young. New York *1¢ SECOND GAME. were t6 te eens that the Canetinn | cow ° : cs. « an : ee arn otters threw out ory ar won the stakes. a mile and a Bradle, of the ('niversity of Kan- bin (;eedon heat out a hit to Seott hobertson, Chicago oe CLEVELAND AT VW ASHIANGTON Pacific liner Tunisian on Which the SMILK AND SANDERS LVEr: MAN > On iCH ii ‘ f yers., cones Wa ec Kil iuff ‘ " , «fh i ‘ - ; : Sis er | > ) ‘oo mConr! y ‘s 7 =I 4 : Sarr tei i as mé le A, Ket bomen 1ESe | ! ee wel ‘ furlong, in 1:49 1-5, at Aqueduct sas, who qualified in third place in isier tripled to center, scoring Ge?! o. ererere O O Louts ep beer team wa chedu d BOX TO 8-ROUND DRAW iy flied io Smith WoO) Ri NS this afternoon, making aA new rec ord. ‘ , eon Jones Tossed out Jacoheon, SWIMMING STARS ENTER fo Salil Yesterday had heen aeia* ed bh 7 pa e —_ P , ’ . 7 i. tm? ] i‘ os . es ’ ‘ i) ; “ CARDINALS——Stock tripled tO | The best preceding performance was the Pentathlon tryouts, last Satur-| Sisler holding third Williams dou . WASHINGTON at owemi ! Lous " : left. Hor nsbv singled to right. ecor - that of Borrow. who, on June os. dav, led the point winners vesterday. bled to left. scoring Sisler ho iit, OLYMPIC TRYOU TS FOR sachs Pete 4 ’ oth ya nage _ on om _ he — een oe Memphis P ing Stock. Fournier sacrificed, 1917. carrving 1! 17 pounds ran it in when } : ' flied to Schang TWO RUNS 0 0 0 (0 OO ( ) O 6. 6 O meantime tne OOULG piayers are fought to an eight round draw in the INGRES J Ole, Carr ‘ » Oe ialf of the Decathion event: ave 9 EVENTS Al CHICAGO ( ‘tered at es ; a i s ’ ° I levelan Rae and CY Nel! juart re d 4/ the Montr al ) M ‘ \ feat ire hour of the iwafa' ette Ath. for The new sailine date is tomo: 7 : . Me V fe . War -vear- lm. : ,0OS8STO! ; r ww . ’ ? S- Ik 4. > oe 4 Johnston oe Kone) Te Eeanr) called |} 1:49 2-5. Man O'War, a 3-year-old,|had been completed in the Olympic ’ , - nee Saren wes. AEG: eashionaen.0i ow una Guasee benadaabed and are putting in some hard licks . out on strikes. Olson threw out! carried 126. setting a record that tryouts at Travers idleane® The come nosky. Schang flied to Williams. , wing " Chill and Mortart: at practice With the entire squad letic Clubs negro boxing program, " ‘ . , y : ' : ’ . bus 4 ie "f . ’ . }] , lf Ni¢ I al ’ “ ” 38 ‘ Actress TSURU son Lavan. ONE RUN. Mee will probably stand a long time. petition will be concluded there to- Smith tossed out McInnis NO HICAGO), uly ational Olym FIRST GAME on hand it is possible to get some last night Sandera wae the aggres- KED LIPS’’ FOURTH INNING. In winning his fifth race, Man © '- ' day In addition to the remaining RUNS pic trvouts I nine swimming LEVELLAND AT WASHINGTO valuable practice in team work an BOT an the latter part of the flieht, bee RBRROOKLYN-—A scatlering rain - War had only one competitor, oJhn ‘five contests on the Decathion pro- FOURTH INNING. events drew many of ft es known "a 7 123486 % ee. : the eleven should prone oY the dela could not overcome Cowemilk’s early Was falling and a dusty wind wasp (rier. lie did not have an easy gram, there will be final trvoute in. BROWNS —Gerber fouled to Wal- SWimmers in the intry here toda we oyane , > > y 0 Z } ye 4 a a6. 4 an - (me gates “m . - Pan iy ~ . we ~ = T sending clouds of dust across the in- | time of it. The horses ran head and the 3000-meter steeplechase and 10.-/ters. Scott threw out Severeid. Because of the large e st. oppor ‘Sete velar : kle oo tanta a ten one, fr Batt rae : aan a a hon ee ; : - ‘ i‘; i; ; i f) ; ‘ r) ie e) j : ‘ i“ i Py ' ; - . . ‘ art j , " or , o wl err ° field, interfering with batting and | jead almost the entire distance until 000-meter walk Sothoron singled to center Tobin 'tunities to qualify wi | both \o.! SG aaa” ae ii tla i : aah a . nn co . ne lack Yo a | reo Hi) 1 hs “e ''Deeeall ® . " —— a ; . ‘ i . iti ‘SS { i ehiiai i *T) ) } — oo . riarit an — ack ‘wo ry NAnaLke! ani ot FA fit) ' ix JA ait arurtyy © ro fielding. Stock threw out Krueger. | rounding the stretch, where ‘both In vesterday's teste A. W. Rich-/| fled to Schang NO RUNS today and §S a as annou , “ F Dem pase has alread nnounced in the second round Kid’ Phillipa , » . . . " . . ‘ " . P - = - “i “ LO, ' Tif ‘ i Ld ; P P mriuti¢ . 1 >} rp 1] .~e. wa. ac : sey. j ‘sae i ’ c*ere Fi : ' ; Pfeffer out, Hornsby to I ournier. jockeys went to the whip and a fu-lards, a former Cornell man and BOSTON Foster singled to left. ni ns aN eaethy ee endkeen a omg that the champion will waive his ob- of St. Louts knocked out Young Kenge Olson out, Lavan to Fournier. NQ©O rious drive ensued. John FP. Grier | Olympi: hich dun p champion rép- i See ingled to centcr and when Ja. — Net cecien aot aed adhe , , - ; ' ps p 1010653 6-81 2 fection to Mehting a negro boxer. | of Detroit in the fth round Faat ay none! t ; y RUNS. " ° . held his own for 100 yards and then resenting the Ogden A. A. of Ogden, cobson ae to third, Scott reached ee AD an senha heenet atrake aw 7 s,or72 00 © Oe tues 38:7 the public demands hat he face lack of St Toul« knocked out Ki “ile Aetero 4 ( ARDINALS— Kilduff threw out began to weaken. Showing his T’tah. wae firet in the high ‘ump with | second and Foster third Walters vaed free atria nlain divine aaa hat hey Derro't Ia ' eonard Wil) atiaestd: des in Thus Norfolk of Tletrott tn the fourth round, . , " . . . ~ ‘ , _ ‘ i i ‘ i 4 i . ‘ . : * ae . rk mh, : ‘ en , ' ary) lLiis rili¢ 7. I ey i 133 roy . + areae A eff Pithoefer. Goodwin tapped to Pfef- | gameness, Man O’'War gradually, 6 feet 2 inches, and also In the 1¢-| fanned. Jones also fanned. Gedeon diving 100-meter back stroke, } Ranna Cre bo Hildebrand and Evans the Fulton bout is real | Battling Never & won the bate Li fi T i fer. Smith walked. Smith stole forged ahead and was two lengths | pound shot put with 40 feat 2 inches | threw out Bailey NO RUNS vard free style 2 meter re ' 7 — ng oo Proupe ; \ly . : —. | . ' right to battle Dempsey. ; * second. Heathcote lined to Myers. | to the good at the finish. Robert Lesendre of Georgetown Tint. FIFTH INNING stroke, 1500-mete: ‘e styl livin NATIONAL LEAGUE oe, Rormeny Sines . NO RUNS .versitv won the broad th 9 ras ri fhe Pacific Coast Club and Hor engagement MATTHEWS ‘KAYOES’ SMITH erent nie & Sister a 7 ae 3 a ; a ~ ' ue ; TOA jump with 1] RROW NS—Gedeon flied _ Rai- 4 he AY i at i ana pose’ ; re 2 4 e . , o sain e Ss S Ss i ) . fe? é P . . - . ars oy ’ @anree ! ; PR : i ja e »? , ‘ BROOKLYN-——Johnaton tinea to MIKE M’DERMOTT WINS with 21 fect § inches, Wiliam Tount| eX; Sister singled to right. Sisler | Vent and several men have entered NEW YORK AT CHICAGO AMERICAN LEGION WILL arr ervasiin Wah ‘¥! ohnston linec Oo wm os » mecner fam Toun ¢ on. a bal ac rE ee eee 4 ta ! ' nee . ) ) ) t Rmith Smith safe on lLavan’'s fum- BREAST STROKE EVENT of Los Angeles, Cal. won the 400- took second ; nha balk Jacobson from the army and nav: knocked out Bll “mith of San Fran- whe : meter run in 52 3-5 second | dqubled to deft, scoring Sisler. Wil 100000 OO _ SPONSOR BOXING BILL cisco in the third ro t thelr ble. Wheat grounded to lavan, who CHICAGO, July 10 Lieut. M. J 190 nom Pete Pte apytorer al liams dropped a single in center pape ain " , a . , ce ; ae ; ' ma triple tie > ol OO acheduled eight-round “go at the eres, on second and threw tO/yrenermott of the United tSates Navy. for fret place honors between Brad-| Jacobson stopping at third Smith walters Karr flied Williams — IN STATE OF ILLINOIS Eagles’ «*! ty unt night Matthews pea completing a douple play. today won the 200-meter breast lev. Lesendre and Yount each of flied’ to Schang. Jacobson scoring. Railey flied to Jacobson. NO RUNS. 0 0 0 0 4 O () O 0 Oo CHICAGO, July 10.--The American wae the aggressor from the start ane oe "em a wi 4) stroke swim in the national triais ae ran the dietance fn 11 1-5 sec-! William died stealing. Walters to EIGHTH INNING Legion, with 700 posts and 69,000 paid- floored Smith tn the fret and second : : #.--Stoc ied to Kil- nds ' NI “UW SINE : : alee - 1 Oo] » duff Hor by on d : M . for the American Olympic team, cov- : aie R , a a )} Me Nally. TWO RUNS RROWNS Karr tossed out Soth- suet a A — ' ‘Um Tee up members in Illinois. has taken the T° inds Al Nieet who referees the f ornes »s © to . yers in the distance in 3 14 ] Howell e amen 6 arte and ont) two BOSTON— MeNally popped to (;@- oron Tobin flied to SS hang (sed. —_-— ‘ fire? Step row ara sponsoring “4 boul 2 bout hater wre atled to a 20-minute Fournier singled to right center, | erTins . ian, o1 these dropped out today Thea! deon Gedeon threw out Menosk\ Se) NO RUNS SECOND GAME. - draw with loe Wenling A battle , . "ley ’ 2A « ; P : . > j ere Ci , . . 5 " . . : +ee he ’ : . » ’ With the oall two and two on Me-| of Los Angeles Athletic Club was se names of the 10 highest scorers, w thi schang fouled t Severeid nd bee anew. = > 2 ’ ; ’ ti “ ’ ree “ : P . . " . ‘ NION PARK | ) s tO its field in Forest Park, south of| wrew YORK. July 10.—Georges Car- versity, 3476936: A. W. Richards, Og- | an ote. Sothoron fanned. NO | ONE Ri mee INNING nat Rin and ne = _ a cire ular aoa to the 700 poste ’ oS Ee ’ . “ge a> , wes. Nt. VE. : ‘aeking for a referendum vote and a ; the N . » ° } | = ° den A A . 24°76 .4 larry Goelitgz. Tl.- ° ; mes . > funicipal Pavillion at 3:30 p. ™./pentier, the French pugilist, was one ai - ; itz. BOSTON—-McInnis flied to. Ja- RROWNS—Sisler out. McNally to SECOND GAME. formal expression of opinion on the ‘TH BROADWAY r . today. An exhibition match and &/ o¢ 5000 passengers on four liners linois A. C., Chicago, 3480093; William | ' ie ie Car Tine P course of inatruction are on today's sailihg “thm here today for European Yount, Los Angeles A. C., 3419.766:|cobson. Foster also flied to Jacob- | McInnis Jacobson doubled to cen- | PHILADELPHIA AT PITTSBURG mars ogy ep sia fe Ae mese return® are tapnu- ; ue , ~ | Lieut yene Videl., United States | son. Gedeon threw out Scott NO | te Williams singled to left Smith eee. a Duckworth | ports. Seeyeneer See of Son } | "NS I MeNalis to 0 0 2 0 0 OOO O O lated Legion officials will appoint a Sida! Hv ening Satucdey . bi lg president of the club. raine. The other liners sailing were Army. 33.53.460 Leon _ Perrine. t ni-| RUNS. hit into a double play . committee to take stepa necessary for ee ithe K roonland, Philadelphia and adien "Wermane ane William F. SEVENTH INNING Scott to Meinais.. NO RUNS aa pagent the : artels niversity, o ennsyivania , . —_ Snir w ednesday. . | : se f ; ~— \ Sothoron fossed out s W Gardner Dante Alishiert | eee . BROW NS—Tobin doubled to BOSTO: field While t! Lemion bil 1) at AS T. ; Golfers elcome -_ /3291.836 | Foster. Scott flied to Gedeon. Wal- | 1 0 0 0 0 O O O O O dense il me: oe panel Bh pe ai he presentation of a biti! at Spring f : , : i . . + . \ he ? 1 ; int ry / 7 Hie AGO. Juls 10 ~Robert A. . j right. Gedeon a : it i) hit f yn _— - e id \ ita. \ . P ell | ib G POOL e Gardner, on the occasion of his re- | M’KENDREE GETS COACH. CHESS PLAYERS IN MEET the third hase line. robin goin2 to ters fouled to ook ny I OD : Oe ™ . mitt : 7 r nder a ' ‘4 oe . pre preserve tltcn tionable feature of ; \ “rr ‘alk ; ' .. ye tts , a turn home from Scotland, where he | Frank Lawrence pf Missouri Wes- third Sisler walked, filling the Ask your dealer er professional eo ATLANTIC CITY, N. J... Juivw 10—) bases. Jacobson singled to left. sco WOMEN SWIMMERS IN IRST GA! onk tea wit ' ay pro ihe “ nend fer cataleguec. War runner-up in the recent Britis") jeyan College Cameron, Mo.. has | : . : : : " 7. . “ ~ — , " " , *y* . be > "Ce 4 =I ‘ : \ ( i™~ : ; " 7 “ys cs " : - . rc Vienics cnonntstetntal tournament, was tendered n been appointe a dire tor of 3 athe “hy Stasch Miotkoweki of [Los Angeles, ine Tobin and Gedeon Karr re OLYMPIC TRYOUT ery ? ag seg ; ap . be 3 ' re. eS eae ‘ o.. mnission wo areee en ene Complimentary inner! at McKendree College. Ledanon and Charles Jaffe of New York. tied placed Jones In the last three Ww YORI : : = ' , ; 3 oe if . _ : : 2 2 " : yy F ‘ . ‘ 7s . ‘4 : " \ } rt ;i% | oneiteareaeihk a a ‘ : ri; i : ; ° insiedc SEMENT 9 “- oe tomtgns dyhte friends | for the « oming year ae = taking . gn mes Jones has prite hed AkaAINS!t the . nna noaoeeoaenodg & , : . ade mie , ADVEaTI | ere predicting that he will regain his) epecial course in coaching at the for the lead ‘he Master chess tout-| Browns. he has been hit for 23 runs | best American women ithaca ' n..-feachaert and , i former title of national et Univereity of DIllinois this summer nament here today, when Mlotkowski 4, }7 innings Williams forced Ja ra were enteres ni ‘ivn , | . . champion Sa ; Abieias er wy ' 3 me ils nd Mi eT w : won his adjourned game with George ' cobson. McNally to Scott Williams i rvou ¢ n ” =— yg fle ge | . Football Game Booked. Neiditch of Cornell University. T.! eto! cb ne: lace age yeti ge ptr oqpineieesbeg — ay ‘rom 8 Tiil Late National Buy Hurl fw ¢ Philadelphia def _ § stole secon: Smith hit te cInnis, ei : , er Ru. . ationals urier. MORGANTOWN, W Va uly 10. Snarp ot dicey eipni. efeated FS. and Sislier was caught at the plate . , ’ ar | aye Workman of the Tampa club, Florida football team wlll fill the open date jJourned sam The score Jaftle and to left. scoring Williams and Smit! Same ™ inte lLeanmue hax been purchased by on the West Virginia hiversity Miotkowski, one and one-half games; Severeid popped to Scott Pour . with 1 te! m btorves 14 . | DIFFERENT’ | en sity . Washington Americans and Wii echedule here next Met 16 it will F J swe ory United states chame RI oy ; Pt : : , | «| ; ‘7 ! ae 4 tis Ae - | ' :, t Pa: OW, ow: . é‘ 4 7 . 1, Neliditch and sharp ene each; benny ny Me x See, Le. a " j lan oil next week. it was announced mark the first megting between the pior . , . : day. » res—Quig! rt and yoters, ae Tag Meret ony cond elevena. Jackson none. BOSTON—fothoron tossed out tests to be decided next Wednesaa) pres Quigiey and Hart, NAKS—PANCING 4 WASHINGTON. Juls 10 ; Pitcher George Washington I'niversity «@ Jackson of | hilade iphia in thefr ad- Mi Innis te Walters Gerhe doubled SED”
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ST LOUIS PO: POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1920. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — eve ——— es - : Ss ———---— — eee ewe = _ ——_—- as ——— — ~ ee = ee GERMANS PLEAD ita rn MAN AKD WIFE HURT. © ie a cooon GORGAS FUNERALIN What They Are Doing in the Mov ' American Gift to British People | ‘i cqnimmninpemmeuaes i ; Bartender at Place Also Held on | IN FIGHT WITH TENANT Will Dike Westuidaster ‘ier | LONDON IMPRESSIVE — so aera na a a PEE SE ts {Deal bE | 3 | | eral Enforcement Age nt Cab! ~- P a torey | fession. “The Purple Cipher” t gent. pecial Cable to the Post-Dispatch. O L | S reens ay » ssioen il mr . : . n oca cree | decided Chinese atmosphere, *@ toda\ ---—-_—_—_—- LONDON, July 10 August St. —_—- 3 ; Central and West | ee warrant was issued N Grand New Grant | Cnar Sing Herman Lueders, bartend- | Prisoner Says He Wrested Scan-|Gaudens’ statue of Abraham 1L.in- Following Military Ceremony at | | End Lyrie—-Norma ‘Talmadge —' Antonio Moreno and his supe and Isaac H. Keefer, proprietor | tling From Woman and .coln, which has been presented by St. Paul’ s. Body Awaits | if in “Yes or No.” ling company, filming his of the Princess Hotel Bar, 16 North | i - the Americans to the British people, iui i | Kings—Hobart Bosworth !n }|-~he Vetied Mystery.” are spel | Eighteenth street, with selling a Struck the Two. Return Home. ‘“Beiow the Surface.” lthree weeks at Truckee, Cal, —— drink of whisky to a prohibition en re Mozart——-May Al nolL Ke forcement ape nt last Thurs i 15 ° : men } rovide d “atl e’xce ile nt S1i —— ] wh pres arg oes rs “ preent pate mw Bs =e m2 one . agent at Sai ; , ‘ — a tadeane —_ , me son in ie eace the elantn pisoue lé ocat . . P : 4 " ‘ Z ) it “4 ‘ici ulire aif ns ; \* j Or t *r . Delegates Assert Action Is night The bartender is charged i Mi hael AWwit k, 54 years old. and heal the . ir nit el heatates . . iT ns B Ase sg “th een . . Tal P d ‘> Hiob Tt BRos- j one of the most bea itiful | ' with ‘he sale and Keefer is charged |} ife, Leona, 49, are at St. John’s Westminster Abbey, Is now | ready LONDON, July 10.—Homage nota-| Norma almadse, ‘ee es the | ae a ; > i i .) ‘ePTe s ‘Te . s wile, Cotia, ew - 7 4 ‘ J UL . M ‘ : : . 7 e ei} ‘ , 9 7) . orn * N if Colla se of " for unveiling and the Anglo-Amer-, ble in the history of the ancient ca-| ' I d May Allison the Miss Huff will alight, hand you the! fornia. Za ecessary p with illegally having the liquor oN | yy oenj¢ta! a serious condition, as " ) ; worth and May . >‘ . fare and then you drive away.” The the premises OSPITAai, a i } : a , ‘an Society, through which the gift! thedral was paid to the memory of! oe es ny anc yo . ay * , . ; 5. » " es ' ~ : , ; ¢ > © °e> ‘ y . ‘ wey de ‘Or! I rr’ j ; Berlin Government Is to The arre st of ] Us ley f¢ 7 - i . pm result ik il : 3 vesterday : iil de . has q*aoTT) }? le | ed Tosi of Major-General Willian c" (,;orgas in t rincipal Stars. rehe arsal went through A ns ‘ the | ec tcuria * tf) i= been ae) ie € > 4 7 : S 7 . e¢ ‘ Fe s . : : . ™ ‘ ; . i - > WwW as 5 > if . a : ; . ‘visit of Frank 7 Digzes, chief of , afternoon Roy Johnson, 33, a he arrangements for the ceremony. | St. Paul's at noon yesterday, when ae hitch, but when Director vie # nd erbia : ry! ’ orcemen oO thie arrison anti Ponte 3 fractured skull and | }i- meetine will be held in the Cen- With the American and British hich will open tomorrow at the. New im. iproverbia bull in a china shop.” UES nareotic act, to the barroom severai | ~ "aie eae gM stiegelse man ag oo — ' hans al . Q TION UP AT i Zwick ; ¢>ree broken ribs and jtral Hall, Westminster, where the | flags atop Alexandra Hospital sh Grand Ci entral, West End Lyric and —— | See ~ , at Opposi we | Zwick VS : : } . nie ) : ’ . ~~ , chev ert . ‘ . da befor ‘ while worki = ae i ' I yrie Sky dome. This is des ribed as One of the ecenes in VV illiem l‘n- Alt Jovee has ar unusually | ji ispeech of presentation will be de-| halfmast and a battery of distant C ER [ narcotic case internal injuries : ; . : , ; . = ° arr ‘ the \eu , , ‘The , , 2 F A NF EN E Digges, in search of ! SI | a livered by Elihu Root on behalf of | guns See ae the 13-gun salute of .a|® StOry of married life in the homes, vargsham’s forthcoming picture, “The | pable supporting company in " ans on 4 "% " ba! ‘ _&- ri i : : is- of lnee gtree ac f 'Penthar he | Also Ask for More Time to quently entered Keefer's bar lie : omeiie wuniiod wt the dee Gato oo behalf of the British. The | to the cathedral at 11 o'clock. The| ret Vane, is the pampe red WES Of lage street as its place of operation./ Pentham, as hero, and L. Regs - | abggeeripiclag boise abe 3 y ;, | Procession then will march to the| military escort was composed of the lu wealthy man, but she is dissatisied|ppe wind was supplied by two huge Lytton, as the villian 3 RROOKLYSN went there to wait far his man and | -¢», > _ re ' , tea] , + : :, Reply to Allied Demands | 1s he stood at the bar t} bartend that when he re te advan pt ny site of the statue, headed by a small | Second Grenadiers and its staff | because she mistakes his devotion t0O/ejectrie driven fans and the exhaust) ow | | ; . ‘ at © zt 13 a “te _—.. eatea ca y ] if Ait hb ‘ Ss . . . ee i F , ee a fi —— . _ “stare ‘a ¥* i ’ : — | ‘ sok a ~ — : Be erday his wife told im : band of veterans of the American | mounted on black horses; three| business for indiffgrence to het In| from two airplane motors. larry Semon, the comedian 2 ] 0 0 . . ier, uamindful § of the stranger, | /wi, ad visit eir rooms al a ; : ‘ : That Deliveries of Coal Be ' ‘Zwick had visited their rooms and | 4.5) war now living in England equadrons of the Life Guards, a bat-| direct contrast with this part, she is — writes, directs and stars in his@a CARDINALS and for which his majesty’s Govern- = ee OE rer re ee eee ee ee eee ee + ae | S led U nate oP gata ani ning a ee se | se tg eto Z p Mbragee eg gum ge. ; The Duke of Connaught, as presi- | talion of the Coldstream Guards and | seen ae the w — wah = ayer Regal oe Olls e Thomas in oe ee ee perme oe wasted no time on hiss 1 0 1 0 : Pp. enforcement agent, with whisky, “2c- | place clean she must move. — of the Anglo-American sor tine 'a battalion of the Irish Guards This | Saualid eH. seed mor ach | pr erie | picture, Darling Mine, rises ¥en cent Visit | to the Fast. While t | —— cording ‘to Digges | tse auid he went to the Zwick | has consented to unveil the statue | military contingent led the proces-|©o™me&s Snusnes man be oa ae n , an East Side girl to a budding society, route vetwese tae West Coast stud =— The By the Aseociated Press Bex ause of the othe! matter in |home } ! »> first floor, and Zwick | S10n tO the muffled accompaniment |*° cme sido Redeye a " Reger tg = debutante. Roy sOrnlman, . meat: and deat sore me wre a newe BPA, Belgium, July 10.—German | "@"d Digges said nothing at the |threw a hatchet at him, and Mrs. SINN FEIN COURTS SUPERSEDING (of the band of the Coldstvenen |™ es eemeneins i ptr os ish novelist, wrote the story. a m “4 h will be produced early & a BROOKE : contentions that the list of Germans | '™® concerning the illegal sales of | ywick attacked him with a scant- | GUATes, FES SG CMAPSS Cetra weal ‘ ray a Thomas H Ines produc- Sever: ‘hi i. wat ‘s, wl have Sea . ‘ Jonnsto t ” ne the liquor, but sent his men to the |jing They backed him into the yard CROWN TRIBUNALS IN IRELAND | borne on a gun carriage, with a/°UFhac’, & & phere as! oss Several Chinese actors, 10 ha | " egesetity rf accused of violations of the laws Of |parroom later with instructions to |, nd were beating him, he said. whet | wreath of lilies the only floral deco-| tion, will be the prin ipal attraction | «gnsiderable fame on the Pacific William Duncan is on an aut MS hana War must be reduced if the collapse ‘buy drinks and then arrest the bar- ey wrested t] e ya antling from Mre. ee ti . — wr, ration. at the Kings Theater : Lloyd sates 8 Coast, appear in support of Earle | bile paged tareugn the Yosemite a Roney 1p of the Berlin Government was to be | tender and search the place for its | Zwick and struck her and her hus Republik — Se oe | Immediately at the head of the/and Grace Darmond have prominent) williams in his forthcoming produc- tional Park secking recreation i aes ' trol of Liquor and Saloons in caisson was a solitarv foot soldier, | Parts in the cast. The hero is a deep| jon, “The Purple Cipher,’ which has | six months’ strenuous work on Preffer | = 7 mpires ‘a i stock of whisky. iband with it diver, who will not listen to his | just been completed at the West! Vitagraph serial, “The Silent A Attendance. avoided were discussed by a com- °c | Many Sections, who led the riderless charger of Gen. | se a Mrs. Zwick said Johnson came | ae ~ lt ic] i ( { am res : ‘father's objections to his marriage | Coast studio. Among others are | ger, recently completed. He , sin iieni Tae 4 , , . ; mission whic h Tht t hie re veste rday ATTORNEY FREED OF PLOTTING down at fairs in 2 rage and trac ked i3 ‘ L\esoclated Fr : ’ | Gorgas. The crow ds whic h lined the | , i] | BL . July 10.—Evidence here ‘O-1 . iwith a woman who ones not come UP! Prank Seki and Koro Kino, who are’ begin work on another serial soggu@ SPORTSM afternoon, according to an official i“Ywick with his fists Rhe a oer she two-mile route of the funeral proces- | iso Samemang indicate s that the newly sion to the cathedral! etood with Lv the pare ntal ide: ~ 9 Goodwin and announcement. T0 KILL DIVORCED WIFE slammed the door in Johnson's face orgaL'zed Sinn Fein courts rapidly | | , The climax comes ‘when there is a 7 > . - , Pseoaws, Sveese : ared heads as the column iled le climas mes 3 , . S| ‘rance was chair- i e then threw . scantling | : lum ; goa Bag aed PHOTO PLAY THEA F amend Jule ambon of France was « halr 4 nd h then hre wget antlay * are superseding lh power the Crown ' past shipw reck and the diver hero [ockKs |} ee See ¥T - | this afterno e ’ - ‘or “ " 14 ‘ : w " I’ PpLYpT “oy ro . ‘rTITL TT" ‘ ’ , h dicated that : r St. | ies RUPERT HUGHES* DELIGHTFUL COMEDY ‘ . : Supreme Court at brane h of Police Court cathedr: one game 8t ' e 1 ’ _ - + / oe : . rer: cused Germans by the allies. He judged by the court to be insuffi- Shots fired from an automobile, in|) POVCe 9! soldiers have put forward The casket, borne by eight stal Flashes I rom : ' . ‘mt is he var Johns ' ' —T lumbia Police Court. _— ito the yaré and eer Supreme Court because it fs stated | most impressive. Cor akin t in front | ish. This is a climax after Bosworth s her husband ‘da hatch the : ; : . ‘ 1s alleged . Lp i } “2 } The feature at the Persning positions flanking both sides of the Adi | = ; 2 n | Oy sie vaieetieaaiiiay. 6 | a oining Kings Theater. Near Delma & Heinze, Minister of Justice years-old patent attorney, and two et : etl are appealing to the | preay building. Then the guards g g league. Ath have taken over control of -liquor! peadge executine the regulation Sa “Judah.” King Baggot, a fern =X ’ 7 : siececthrta naa . tract 1Yoon " , ‘ ‘. sky 9 . ¢ . : i ase | vat ie) Y , 4 ] ‘4 se } ‘hh 7 , : - . Leipsic because of a tack of detail Evidence presented at the two and Three Persons Narrowly Railway men who were dismissed | ,.. ,; by a distinguished party of pall- | for refus ‘e trains carrying | pesrers 7 With T. Roy Barnes as the Effervescent Hero c ; € iss] : :. : ; , ' i le Le: ‘onte yr thi ‘Vy are Ny fore > declared the commission had de cient to warrant holding for a high- | which were five men and two women, | ® "eW Plea, contending that they are! wart guards, was met by the clergy MISS DORIS KESNER, VOCALIST te waters Saws man of the commission, the mem- Charges Against Chester A. tribunals Many cases on appeal are | The spectacle as the solemn pro- tives of Great Britain Belgium, | 7 * an ‘ ’ » | i'took it fron r and beat her and : pny a ° | ooK from lhe ind ea ‘ i that the litigants have little confi- of the -hhurch eleared the . for Ow rn heart and he 1s said to make the . - , “ ¥ ' . the German delegates whis lr. { arl (“harges that (*hester -~. Snow, " 6 ~ ; 4 ae - ’ vel i formed | | LAST TIMES TONIGHT e hand at cussion, referring to a statement. by bard Snow, divorced wife of the at-|6, rT German delegates this morning rela~ | torne, were dismissed vesterday b\ 2:30 A. M, IN DOWNTOWN STREE se lling. and have issued orders to sa- lute for the dead Aas the casket Louisan, has the principal masculine E tive t ; ic ie ne re / ' * | - loons 2 ig 1e urs ' clos- . ‘ole : 99 The Broo ce. = ditti« ultion oni ’ . threate ac agai the railroads f oO countries other than ' chauffeur. etreeft ane turned south into Kiehth ireaceyg i Tion .e inst rie ral road ona stand he neath the done of the ’ Hil url w ho play . Lae i ar, = loved Mrs. Acker as : rivate de- | BRuilding when one of the men in it | cerem fe » Si h- ’ ME” i J ; , Pog . Ceremonies. Dean inse and ae a forthcoming Selznick picture, Was) Fs AND AIRDO ~ + fan AIRDOME > Bayard | | “q cop idnmell - «hata © ad gp ticed i'tective to ‘‘shadow” his divorced | started shooting, apparently at Fred HARDING JOINS AMERICAN deacon Rislev of St. Paul's officiat- : : 4 ‘s - ee well ¢ wild to firs 8S irom Which it came, fa , , , ' ton. | CMe »: ee an tieee 7 nti aie inden : ‘ al . incline Oo be lady-like In ne : T T T T q;riffith sing | wife, but that he had in { iauser, » years Qi a a watchmat . °C NO eulogy was spoken listic bout with Maurice Costello AST IMES ONIGH center Jon when. Goody denied i leon, Johm admit t : >| ' | = itting that the German Attor structed Mrs. Acker or Langdon to! who was seated in front of the build JOURNALISTS ASSOCIATION : When the ceremony had ended on t ney-General and court had been i Roa ’ a al . ee ER ‘ Be . ‘| during the taking of a scene. “light && éé 99 llevan mad given a \ Vv iiff it { j do aw ay Vv ith her. THis sole pul pose ink. { ida use ! ran LO COVe!T and Vw 4 _ the casKet was placed eal A rniotor-¢« ar } t ‘ fi C . } . T . 1) n't =, ‘ery « cu ask, assum- |, 4 rae GE ES a GaP , > , : cal lim, fight him rab his hair. Dont &s | Theat’ ro ‘ wife’s actions ; not hurt Accepts Invitation to Become Mem- | hearse, which was laden with floral . = iy ee 4 s tb i | ine that ' fld of in having his former es ons ae e | . - vat " she was urge Vi : ; . - _ © effort would be | watched, he testified, was to ascer- As the machine sped south past ber, Sent to Him From St. Louis tributes, and returned to the hos- let Bim get you, wae Pe oes . S forced at made to arrive at the truth. |tain whether she was a proper |the Stratford Hotel, more shots wer: Branch of Organization pital, w e t] | ' f Cc ro her director When Betty struck her’ & You Will Gasp and Tingle with Excitement of This Famous the throw, a : , : ' tabs , oe ee © “by J At e rpi i : vital, here ie body o sen sOrgas! . 34. Qe nad a ve = Drury Lane Melodrama. Birkenhead States Vik ws. Rua rdia n 1or the 6-veatl -old SOl) fired. the bull ts narrowly neg Senator Wat ren (5 MW irding Rea. VW ] i. awaiting transfer ? " South- striae the ‘ rd Ww = Al : 7O" hut t, ; > : Myers oul For this reason Baron Birken- | — Stuart K. Brown of Alexandria ‘John Curry and Walter Prov by »y] fleas a | , ts rt | Li sige ee AGRE UR. ee Costello, are 5 hurt?" ; Johnaton see . 4 > | 4 ‘ . ‘ ‘ ij ; [ . «i ‘ a4 | i Vo »] ri! g%¢ ! } ) ] ‘ re Sig ' ‘ ‘ , } " re Y > ° 4 *le , . : , % % head asserted German authorities |, | pty publican nominee for President, has | ampton and thence to New York on . ISADORE A: OHEN'S ALFRED DAVIDSON'S Stock and ¢ Ne ) ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA Stock tk 1) ie ’ should be entrusted with the infor- | ‘ "so 4 > er “ | ans ] f ] ' id oT es) \ ' rre 2 A OF SALVATION ARMY with Zena HKeefe playing the leading | ' santen ' Ph Te ag Re ‘*"ARDINA ibili - ae . | Sa © tne case Woulic nor Sel sped west near Twelfth street ance is contained in a lette! ra. . - . sais . —_--——-—— —— —_— . - — 7 . ‘ - : P ora elem ‘y must rest with the Su- | rhether arrants rould be ; i feminine role ‘ a lett Hieath Cc t Ne inti vi b... lepner new warrants wour Ps Police later discovered windows in ceived from the Senator's secretary, | ; ne = Phat : ‘ sae ‘ ' x. dx . eg preme ourt, NegoUations, there- aie a ; s It ’ ' — mt ¢ scoring? Smit fore, ehould be begun not through sworn out against the defendants the Frankel Loan Co. and the atore | in ‘ply to an invitation sent on|° fothers and C hildren From Con- : = ; cal EW GRAN ‘ i WEST END Lyi . : ; & gested District Guests. Weekly Barney Sherry, recently engaged | THEATERS to Koney. - nier flied was said the case could still be \ —_— ' a ; : é; ! diplomatic channels, but through the!. * | of Morris Feldman, both near Bighth June 23 from St. Louis | ; slg ek aaa — - ' brought before the grand jury. ‘and Pine streets, had been shattered “The Senator.” if eftates. “appre- Outings PI anned. Lo appear in Jenny ‘ Starring Olive L & ie iy, ¥ RAL: OF SETTER ré LYRIC SKYDOME | German Attorney-General and the , , : : ‘ ; , . si iT as rg P | eville headliner | to Mve bv bullets ciliates vour thoughtfulness in invit- | ‘Jim Cox, a mule named for the)! Thomas, was @ vaud “ ~ * peer | coo. as THE: ENTERTAINMENT NORTHLAND pape: she ' . Cc 7 inti ‘ corresponding legal officers of the ae . ' — ——— i | for several vears in a plavle allied countries. ——— ine him to become a member of the! Democratic presidential noniinee, he ; a oe y RROOKIL : But the details of its application American Journ ilists Association was the vietor ove! a " ; a } With the Poets M. » ; : i gray morse . : “ . Jacquemain of Ke lgium, W ho may he discussed ‘* ENGINE RUNS WILD FOR 6 MILES and t’ 0 ar- - ’ ~ information should be made in legal j man courts have already taken pr he at a : - grt oma rg Sioa 10-year-old gerous Paradise.” starring louise A TALE OF BURIED TREASURE. LOVE FE in CARDINA form. ‘liminary steps on the first list of war |" fflield roundhouse yesterday while ra we. boys ilbye rhe picnic format opened the : ‘ hiwin f ; eevee etress in “The Broadway k at rhe star achile\ ed success OES CATAS RN AA LR RRNE TAN: guilty presented by the Allies It | the crew were eating dinner “walked ' driver regarding a ‘certain scene M. Cambon sald Germany must be | | soosk . - | rma ll | responsible for the institution of pro- contained OO names, W hich, up to w'p posegy rit | : It rath WV ild Al T) rf le iene - Sky me ) , _, Se. Sermans would take th: andi cottaeed , ates he i . Burlington train bet , ad , , vent Wedding at Belleviile. ‘ a gle “ pecs Ste “Solid Concrete” 6:30 ‘ West End Lyric—Mat- © BROOK P ery wy aw ™ s are ac ate an ome suUriingto ain bein acked into 40® mothers and childre re taken — , , a v initiative at every stage, French law "ames are inaccurate and some “i ae eee : + n hour after a marriage license ' children were taken SUNDAY, JULY 11 inee at 2:30; Evenings, 7 and 9, nier, unas officers would give them all the as charwes are inadequa ely specified ; 1 Sneas he nion Station iback home and 100 remained at the : - atece s . at Tl | : a , Stahl ae as ryt; , at Bellevill vester- TI Myers aS oo Some of the accused have left Ger- | and was wrecked. camp. The 7 » gent . mane HUMEELO'S - ORC DAVID H. SILVERMAN S ORCHES sistance in their power. Some of the accused have left Ger- | ve ) Gay by Leslie E. Custer of Alton, mL, |C2™P: Phey will be sent home nex TWO BiG EXCURSIONS ay. CONTINUOUS FELTING RY THE SKYDOME,.. CONCERT AT flied to Sm! Sir Gordon Hewart, British dele- Many. The runaway engine made the six and Miss Wilma CC. Fischer of St. Friday, when an additional 100 chil ‘‘ARDING left hiorns mate, said that whatever differences Herr Heinze thought reduction in miles in nine minutes, passing over Louis, inquiries concerning the cou- dren and mothers will be taken for ON THE . , . t st by the Allies showed.wh: several crossings. “our coache eo * ; % { eek’ ' , : Se there might seem to be between the) he i ed hat | os taepeey S ™ ir coaches of ple were made by telephone from St. L week's outing PARAMOUNT STEAMER, ~ BEST va. LI "DES ing Stock walked lle Germans and the allies, it would be | the difficulties were. - | the passenge train, which was/youls by one who said she was During the day the children had u johnston to in form and not in substance. He | Premier lL loyd (jeorge denied the empty, were wrecked. No one was speaking for Mrs Anna Fischer games and contests, the winners re 66 59 > - \ rald all the allies recognized they accuracy of the German Minister's injured. mother : , , : lceivinge dolls, baseballs ‘ ra } . ‘roof the bride. When asked . and other Lavan. ON should place a evidence in the deductions. Iie said it was evident een whether there were objections to the | prizes The army will take 100 MARY MILES MINTER in The Greatest pm Actress aor an RO hands of the German Attorney-Gen- | Germany did not want to carry vs VISITOR’ $ GRIP IS STOLEN license the answer came: “T should |™others and children to the camp ——— “Judy of Rogues’ Harbor’’ in “LOCKED LIPS > RROOKL eral and “make it ns easy as they the treaty in this respect. Ir. Si- ' en \ eo’ ‘ Vio fur the - reasons were |each week for an outing of seven . . -- na failing . » |mons then interjected: | 7 — | day 7 . rs Se > Bot Justice Gone | given, days AMUSEMENTS» AMUSEMENTS ‘ nending clot * ’ ‘> % ha ; ve a. ae ae . 7 rie ; >) "’ els . Dr. Teinze, speaking in the name We have every intention of carry Eugen Harpold, Fairfield, iit. The bridegroom gave his 7 field inter , ’ age as yr ‘ rae A of the German Government eX. ing out these obligations. What wei told the police he was talking with @ ee an. ctateaa ] : ' ' Pee ost, eheaeas eae JUMAT TW —— : “8 and stated that he was in the in- : bine oh rr ol L? fielding al pressed the opinion that all com-!/ Want is evidence. The courts cannot| stranger at Sixth and Market street® curanee business i: Alton The EXCURSIONS Ra or py: JT ing AT R pram § I’fett vuat . ° ’ . ’ » | : lor hf . I. : ~ Sn septoag : - , . anetl sa eh, Or ee “ae fh Dae *Y Weert wat ’ ferfter « munications should be between the | convict without it and we want the last night when the latter called his prige was 18. as the clerk convinced i a ME ee REL ee ee Tick Includ! 1 NEAT WEREK—"THE GONDOLIERS.” re ’ ry —w roRar © | the eyes of the world by p Dull | ’ SEE RPA Se oe ckheta Foe, Including ar Tas rROWs & our. a ournier, & = y prosecutin —_—— ‘chased by) » Unite =ngl- SS a Ake Sa it : : 8 4. M. TO MIDNIGHT , . | hased by the United Aircraft Eng! ge B ' Main —> Central 1065. The Time e to Spe na very Duy aenne Nor hts A eoal and set forth how far short of | her criminals." He added: ration, it was an- ms - Autos Parked at Wharf. —- CARDIN there terms the German deliveries of | “The allied commission will fur- MUST RECORD NEW ADDRESSES crated aan age This was said to Steel Steamer Malestic is , CO L U RA a ; A 15¢ ‘ HARRY ‘CAREY Sea “a "i , ~~ Soe? beg | Out’on stril irsion dow 1. | r. S that ‘the shortage in deliveries had. 11} t} . einsic , ’ : 2 a ! Un the Mi Sen! ssipp!, sto-nine at Alton : Fournier heen due to etrikes. revolution and sion, an 10pe ie ipsic court The Election Commissioner's of. itS Kind in the world, “the first being 10:00 A Oh Ret ~ 00 P M ; w C in— Wiis the «a ' will do its duty. ‘fice in the city hall will be open the purchase of $500,000,000 of war MOONLIGHT SAITI, | ; : €) s. itam.—CEASELESS DAILY—11 p.m, 44 TU Hen: tt 2 eT A, eu HUMAN 5S B ry Um floods. Dr. Simons said Germany aa one | ifrom 9 a: m. to 5 p. m., 1 inn surplu iircraf from t] British ¥. Ss ’ 9 a. . to & p. . beginning ! ius aircraft “on ie Britis | ase Wilke os Aa | ; was disposed to do her utmost to ie 08 Se meld ye. Including Tas 7 bs SOUTHERN 5—AVALLONS—S Necws of Disarmament Agreement Mionda Vv 2, to Live voters (;@ve} nment Dy i Bi itish concern Wiiey PAY WORE? sh the amount specified in the | pPagp omens o~ | x 4 furnish the a ' Received Quietly in Berlin. who have moved since they last reg- two months ago.” ‘hildren free, accompanied by parents he De Luss istered an opportunity to record All navy aircraft and _ aircraft PLANTATION JAZZ ORCHESTRA Except Sat. & Sun Nights, 75 desirous of ' that the coal provisions of the treaty BY_t'* Associated Press eat on Rive " may be ‘inked with the question of LONDON, July 10.—News that | their new address so they can vote equipment that will be declared ob-| TRY eein emaiinee: SERVICE SCHEDULE FOR EVERY WEEK and Other Vodvil Novelties vited by th the final disposition of Upper Silesia. | the German delegation at Spa had at the en imal & election, Aug. 3 solete this vear also has been con-' ek feet of Lecust at ppareaeel wast i GRACE DAVISON ; d ” Pie se ite field signed the agreement to accept the | rhe office will also be open July tracted for, it was stated. No pur- Office, 919 Boatmen’s Bank Sunday & Monday | ~\ MANNION PARK the Munte | Bidg. Phone Olive 2934 I80-mile trip to Alton, Chautauqua and MONTAGU LOVE * ‘ new . : N . " . . The note which M. Millerand read allied demands relative to disarma- | 26 to 25, incitsive, from 9 a. m. to | chase price was quoted. 4 tod \ requires Germany to give priority s “ec . 9 p for the sz ' . Illinois River. Leave 9:0U a m Re- 4614 SOUTH BROADWAY - Ga n in coal production to the amount mon was received guietly in Berlin)” P. m. tol ke Same purpose, Sut |} turn 10:00 p. m. Fare $1.50, inciua- —IN— South End of Broadway Car Lite ® course of I at 21,000,000 tons annually, distrib. | ‘° the London Times, filed at the | Changed addresses at the earliest op- | 'Ues., Wed., Thurs., Fri. Every Wednesday, Thursdays, Satenty ie president - ’ German capital late yesterday. The | portunity. 120-mile trip to Alton and ¢ pactauqea | and Sunday F —— i uted between France, Belgium and. oo ine Bowery a ’ Leave 9:00 a. m Return = oo Prine Waite Every Wednentia Ttaly. To give effect to this de- ti, ey arty — sage Says, generally Fare $1.00, tnciuding BASEBALL ‘TODAY. ( DOURLE. rIRST-CLASS ae Perr | Golfers cision the Allies require Germany to recognized Germany must accept MINERS WILL ‘BE PROTECTED Friday Evening Sailing S seme aeneets “Digg oi * : ‘ana saves to & permanent delegation, the | *"° Bllted terms, although there was | : SANCHOR-DONALDSON Da SPORTSMAN'S PARK SWIMMING POOL @ fiarénar, “ /'much activity in political circles and | mnces Cardinals vs Bro kk! | é 2 - . members of which are to be permit- some popular feeling against t) | Cc RILESTON. R P ; at De Ture trip every Friday . 0 yn MOTION PICTURE . | sf home ted by the Reparations Commission hist ‘ing of t? -urt ei * ~~ ‘HA v : W. Va., July 10 assenger and Freight Services ; Leave 8:30 p.m. Peturn 11:30 first (ame ‘*tart« at 2 Pr VW. Sunday. WW. s. TEA oe 7 Was runnes Se eit in Berlin and ta.be informed | (BANS OF the security police. Col a kson 8. Arnod, superin- Gmperator Cherbourg and Southampton........ vig are 91.00. including tax. Other || Tickets on Sale at Dengler & Mats Clear in “JOUN PETTICOAT : amateur te : . . “The impression is genera! here,” tendent of the State constabulary K A Victori N +4 ° fr orranizations Store, Roautmen'« Mank ‘tt: Dates Open for Vienices and Card — 2 On all coal movements in Germany §.. ‘ad Z . ) tat istabulary, . A. a..New York Queenstown and Liverpool ’ De LUXE FEATURES © ree Adinission to Garde@ s | way the dispatch, “that it was use last night sent a message to the Saturnia ........Montreal Glasgow , - ) an con wen re oti eo that these movements may be : ' ey ~ Dahecked at all timer. less to trifle any longer with the | Sheriff of McDowerl County. West Vasari ..........New York Liverpool .... | — steamers capacity on al! a ‘ FOREST PARK bé »} | y WIG that ie the decision of the Entente, and that it Was best for the Virginian, saying he had been in- Caronia ........New York Queenstown and “Liverpool. oa a, July “J NO crowding. varace ' vewply vil rat Allies,” said Dr. Simons. “then a Nreton wocsaee io make terms with their formed that coal miners of Mohawk |Columbia .......New York Londonderry and Glasgow..........July 31 /] od ; , nd returns on time ; AN 2. | Wass ; : ; adversat ifs guickty, lest worse things were being prevented from return. Aquitania san at New York Cherbourg and Southampton. ae: te July , , , " 3 . | x ein? ste re 4 ° “rr. MV ie ri ie N aie . pen From Late R otht to discuss. : ' ) , n ng It can only | pefall them Thus the public has ing to their homes by private de-| Mauretania ....New York Cherbourg and Southampton........Aug. WALTER SEIWS CELERRATED People’ 3 Pic snc Groun tds my acce ted.” , sic | : ’ *t) ’ ’ : Am P show n no : ign that it Was Dal ticti- fectivesr and a iding that. if trire. ; Cassandra St a an .Montreal ‘é Glasgow se ia al Aug. re N.PIP« ’ one ny yet} mi\p c One ' K —-~ SAL 7) i! 11 r \Ts 1’ mnishk= ~fane se ry ‘ Shri parked at - 3 '" wher, Da reine. est ae rnant—Cone«celeree * JAZZ BANDS—S ENTE “nT : Wack: — ase thie M. Millerand replied: jariy interested in the decision at he wou! | . : a a Db ¢ wea cf ie his power fo see that F ] li . ) 7% i t is the decision of the Allies. Spa.” T rhe: , ta Mik an toe or later sailings apply to 4770 Central 16as f SWIMMING “YOU'LL BE SURPRI % “oe ‘ss So the laws of the State are obeyed. 1155 Olive Street, Post-Dispatch Bldg., St. Louts STRECKEUS STF AMROAT VINP. ft POOL OPEN 1" can Woe Daf ’ ‘9 . 4st 'S DIFFERENT’ " the \4 nit pe q feport next [ ae _{ teday. We Live > & Sud Neght (“us heiy8 Loe iuded)
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Movies a — _— = — a -———— sa oe at the head of their e Purple Cipher” has« hinese atmosphere, Moreno and his suppe y tlming his ge 2 Mystery,” are spend) at Truckee, Cal,, m nd mountain sceneg ¢ episode The location most beautiful tn ‘ PLAY ‘THEATERS _ ul rr my IN arte fOUNT PICTURES» ME. Kings Highway ey Near Delma, EN hb odd MTT Thal L COMEDY BACK” escent Hero JALIST RFACE’’ TART Dcirmmar at iIRDOME Bayard LUCK” tof This Pamous DP DAVIDSON'S ORCHESTRA WEST END LYRIC C LYRIC: SKYDOME NONTHLAND TIME TODAY RY ANT SHBURN SINS OF NTHONY” Box Office et «6mm —sloLric—Mat- 50; Pvenings, > and #. LVERMAN S$ ORCHESTR : Omwc int NF ‘Open at Teed — | SNCRESS *) } S- IS 4. > ae Actress TSURU AOM KED LIPS”’ | faudevilie’ Acts—0 Maeadiine “ait Mersercau & Co. Ling Nee Troupe » Four Narmony Kisgs Prminie & Sister ad —w ¥ & Bouden Photoplays, News Digest? wave Helow 70 Degrees. _ ER LOEW ACTS—t Afternoons, Ue & Sun. I we INION PARK TH BROADW +" NG car " atin Satucdey y Event Miuniay. w ay. RESTAURANT. 28 POOL BOX Me WARE, Vienics and Ca ee to Garden Z LAND” | arneer MARKET a 8 Tiil TA the ~ *, R ogo . .~ on the play. Workman of the Tampa club, Btate Leanue - the Washington e, -. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EYENIN EE eee mee Oe — ~—- JULY 10, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a The Battle Is Not Always to the Strong, —_ When Between Cheese Champions DODGERS CET OFF U. 5. Tennis Team Wins Doubles a EARLY LEAD IN. OPENING CONTEST. Marvin Goodwin and Jeff Pfeffer, Righthanders, Are Opposing Hurlers — 6000 Fans on Hand. PIRST GAME. BROOKLYN AT ST, LOUIS 21000MOO0O CARDINALS 1010M0000 The Batting Order. Rrook LYN CARDINAI Olson #* Smith it Johnston 3b lieath ‘eriffith rf Wheat if Mverec' honey . Kilduff 2b Kruege! Pfeffer » Umpires Attendance liarr nm “ou. { ormicn — BPORTSMAN'S PARK, July 10 Goodwin and I’feffer went to the hill | this afternoon in the of the second days between Brooklyn by dividing into first league. Opening double-header two the ¢ in ‘ardinals and the who vesterday. bill, tiie Dodgers, double hopped National it place in About stream 6000 tans were on at the gates in- would at- hand and a dicated that 10,000 the afternoon tract T he clude irrookivn Dodgers will here tomorrow with at 8:15 clouds gis forth ra completion of the second their stay one starting threatening before the ganie today Raine n in which ec; Played tomorrow PIRST INNING. RROOKLYN-—Olson singled center. Johnston bunted safely and when Goodwin, after falling, threw wild to first, Olson reached third. Griffith singled to right, scoring Olson, Johnston stopping at second. Lavan made pretty plas on Wheat's grounder and had Johnston forced at third, but Stock dropped the throw. and the bases were filled. Myers out, Hornsby rournier, Johnston tapped to Stock and Griffith was run down, Btock to Dilhoefer to lourniler. Wheat took third and Koney second Kilduff flied to Stock. “i to scoring honeys TWO RUNS. CARDINAIS left. Heathcote scoring Smith. to Koney. Hornsby nier filed to Johyston. flied to Myers. ONE RUN SECOND INNING. BROOKLYN — Krueges! Pfeffer sacrificed, Fournter to Horns- by, who covered first Lavan made a great atop and followed with an ac- curate throw Fournier, robbing Olson of a single. Krueger going to third. Johnston got a hit to Krueger scoring Griffith Honraby to Fournier. ONE RUN, CARDINALS—Lavan doubled left. Dilhoefer popped to Olson (joodwin flied to Ciriffith Smith | walked, Heathcote furced Smith, O! son to Kilduff NO RUNS THIRD INNING. BROOKLYN—Wheat out, four nier, unassisted. Lavan threw out Myers. Koney walked Kilduff flied to Smith NO RUNS CARDINALS~——Stock tripled left. Hornsby singled to right. ing Stock. Fournier sacrificed, Johnston to Koney. McHenry out on strikes Olson threw lavan. ONE RUN. FPOURTH INNING. BROOKLYN—A_ scattering was falling and a dusty wind was Rending clouds of dust across the in- field, interfering with batting and fielding. Stock threw Pfeffer out, Hornsby Olson out, Lavan to RUNS. CARDINALS—Kilduff threw out Dilthoefer. Goodwin tapped to Pfef- fer. Smith walked. Smith stole second. Heathcote lined to NO RUNS, PIFTH INNING. BROOKLYN—Jonbnston lined to Bmith. Smith safe on Lavan's fum- ble. Wheat grounded te ‘.avan, who siepped on second and threw to Fournier, NO RUNS CARDINALS — duff. Hornsby tripled singled center, Stock out, Johnston walked. Four- McHenry Smith Lo to ta | to Scor- out Fournier NO to Fourniet Stock flied to Kkil- flied to Myers Fournier singled to right center With the eall two and two on Me- Henry Vmpire eae called time. GIVE CRICKET LESSONS. All persons interested in cricket or desirous of learning the game are in- Vited by the St. Louis Crocket tO its fleld in Forest Park, south the Municipal Pavillion at 3:30 p. today. An exhibition match and a out Krueger. | game cone | ise two will be | Io) to | walked. Lavan. | out, | called | rain ' 'time of it. i / | gameness, ! Myers. | | | completing a douple preys | Club | of | mM. | pentier, i bs es. And Eliminates French Rivals NF Victory 3 Cay of Johnston and icans—Two More FKASTBOURNE, Enc... July tion contest, Johnston and Tilden opposed Gobert and Laurentz. was 6—2, 6—3, 6—2. The American team meets the Tilden es Score tor Davis Cup Series 3-0, in Favor of Amer- Matches to Be Over Gobert and Laurentz Played. 10.—As the result of today's playing the match between the French and American teams in the Davis Cup elimina- | the French team was eliminated, ithe race for the trophy by defeating their French rivals, the Americans remaining in British team July 15, play Holland for the right to oppose Australia in the challenge round. By Herbert L. Bourke. July 10 the U LASTROW Davis RNE, match Ene.. the cup with matches vesterday at 6—3, 6- and a score of 4—6, 6—-2, 6-—1, We had qualms yestgrday morning ' when | Singles | Gobert g 6. § 3 heavy shower! lake chief another behind the but. a miniature happl- the the when court, wind lines of the the and helped p fa ir lv, sun spongers drv the turf so that court was in condition Diav began at 2 o'clock before an Johnston and first. off enthusiastic crowd court and re- sumed where they left 'with the score of the on games and 30-all can’s favor. (jobert took the Thursday, 4.2 Ameri- first set in the Wolk i) 3, serving strong!l\ game, and led at Gobert changed ‘eel points. This availed Bill’ took the next brilliant, low driv- Johnston, this eighth whereupon r--bbers to little, as “Little game and set by ing. unless the! Second Set Was Good One. The to Johnston's form better than at Wimbledon, and top of this he was more confident, and his | stroke carried more bite His driv- ing in the first two games was re- markably accurate, the ball skinning the net with a pronounced spin, and seldom raising high enough rive (;obert chance second set was good Ree, was much on f to a Frenchman finally went to and won the third game Johnston's service by clever The American came back, howeve! and quickly carried the set to 5 8. only to have Gobert ral- ily in brilllant fashion The Frenchman kept rushing to fhe net, and this. combined with some double faulting by Johnston, made it possible for him to carry ' the set to 56—all, and then to all It developed into a grim struggle | but Johnston, after taking the vant- age game on his own service, broke through his opponent's on the next, to win at &—6. Johnston the Real was ‘he the net against volleving 6 Thing. The American at his best in the third set, and was quite the opvr'ght nited afternoon, ‘Rig formed | base | from | ; and reai ’ 19°.) -France her back to the wall in The “Little Bill’ Bill’ Tilden has States Americans won two beating Andre H. Johnson beating W Laurentz | thing in lawn tennis greatness lie seemed to anticipate every stroke, and practically forced Gobert to plas | just the game he wanted. He led at 5 1. and then, after losing | games, took the ninth, and so the 6 3 and with if match The Johnston's ground won set at chief on sureness on was better suit- ed by the soft court than Gobert, rather, he adapted his game to conditions with greater skil! We had plenty of fireworks in first set of the Tilden-Laurentz match The American took the wearing a blue coat, but Frenchman going after him pell-mel! in most dashing style, he discarded it when behind at 3—. lLaurentz real- ized, apparently, that his only hope lav in a whole-hearted attack and a storming precess Anyway he won the first set at 6—4 Tilden med surprised sudden onslaught and was a of nervy in the early stages of the second set His gwame was unusually tucked he grappled with turns ground from fero- clous which Laurentz hurled his. ways outcome turned greate strokes lie the the with the at this Ser es un as re- off the srTroKkes ’ he Laurents Begins to Sag Off. This panied the lal com - toid began regained all his being his after game excessive ardor unas by sound judgment, soon story and: lLaurentz 'to sag off Tilden confidence and without brilliant best. won game and took the sét at It was sporting man wW constantly ‘Har us\ h- é match, fach ejaculating d lines’ and applauded by saving: a doubtful point. changed racquets, measure of began his ground reaching a a As as ehot’ oO! was settis« onstantl found the opponent, who ntyv on slow. Tilder right Tilden « Soon tao but plucky uncertai was ing position Tilden passed } the third to show strones, in volley- is and man in set won easiiv at and decidingg set ais: went to the American. who continued piay well without wasting energy. appeared to have plenty in re- and the last game showed him bes ith dashing. forehand The fourt to lie serve t his “ j drives — ee —— ee = Man Nationals Buy Hurler. WASHINGTON, July 10 Pitcher Florida hy wMiil heen purchased Americans and rt next week, it was announced Workman is a lefthander. has | | A. | | British. friende hia’ amateur Carpentier sailed on La Lor- raine. The other liners sailing were the Kroonland, Philadelphia and Dante Alishieri M’KEN DREE GETS COACH. Frank Lawrence of Missour! Wes.- levan College (‘ameron lo has been appointed § director of athletics at MeKendree College. Lebanon 1}! for the coming yeat lie {a taking a special course in coaching the Univereity of er this summe! Football Game mone. MORGANTOWN, W i Pu! ijeorge Washington : niversit\ football will fill the on the Weat Virginia aechedule here next ct mark the first om two elevens, 4 ports. at a * uate niversit. ie It vill ng between the teat open gradually , 6 lengths | | yersity. / RKRansas. > Bradley Leads i in two in the doubles | the winner to | BROWNIES POUND 10 DercAl BOSTON SOX 91702 ,. tee | Sothoron Hurls Good Ball for Burkemen, Allowing Seven | | Hits, Only One Coming in Last Five Frames. The score by sets | THE COMPLETE SCORE. BROWNS. .H.O.A | TOBIN RF } | | | | the | | or! GEDEON SISLER 1B.. : JACOBSON CF... WILL — ” 2 GERBER Ss SEVEREID C SOTHORON P Totals | BAILEY R McNALLY, MENOSKY SCHANG CF court | | SCOT™ McINNIS FOSTER SS... WALTERS C \ JONES P o \ ) > ae BROWNS. | BOSTON . his, frequently | | Scoring nis singled to right. ' third. Decathlon Trials Kansas Athlete Has High Point Total for First Day’s Competition. NEW YORK 10 of qua July the lified tathlion of place Bradley niversity Kan- who thi: ey led the when half of the Decathlon events ‘had been completed in the Olympic ,tryouts at Travers Isiand. The com- petition will be concluded there to- ‘day In addition to the remaining five contests the Decathion pro- gram, there be final trvoute Sas, the da f in in trvouts, last Satur- point winners on will Everett L. | vesterday | in; the 3000-meter steeplechase and 10.- | v0 walk In vesterday's ards, a former Olympic high resenting the Ogden A. A Utah, was first In the high jump with feet 2 inches, and also tn the 18- pound shot put with 40 feat 32 inches Robert Lesendre of Georgetown Tn!- won the broad jump with 1 inches, Bradlew betng second feat 5 inches. William Yount Los Angeles. Cal won the 4Nf- er run in 5&2 3-5 seconds and the 190-meter dash resulted in a trinle tle for first place honors hetween Rrad- lev, Tesendre and Yount each of whom ran the distance tn 1-5 sec- onds Nineteen men started and oniv of there dropped out today names of the 10 highest scorers. their official awards of points. lows Everett Il. Bradley. University 794.199: Robert Lesandre, Georgetown University, 3681.533: Bru- ‘tue Hamilton. University of Missour!t 8599.027:; Everett Fllis, Svracuse IU'ni- versity, 3476.9236: A. W. Richards, Og- den A. A., 3476.747: Harry Goelitz. I- lineia A.C... Chicago, 3480093: William Yount, Los Angeles A. C., 3419.766 Lieut yene Videl, United Army) $23.53.460: Leon Perrine. versity of Idaho, 32302.415: Bartels, University of 3291.836 - ATLANTIC CITY. N. 7 Juls Allotkoweki of Anmeiea, Jaffe of New York. tied route Miotkowski n Inivers(t = @efeated F &. lladeiphia thetr ad- The Jaffe and and half games: nit "tates meter W man champion teste JA Cornel] fr nr Rich- and of Ogden, feet TM with 27 of met 11 The with foal- Ini- Pennsvivania, ] f — Stasch los and «Charles f; the 'ead in the master chess nament here today. when is adjourned game of Cornell Philadeiph! won h wit Neliditch Sharp af Jackson of Dh fourned gant: \llotkoweskKi, one BE. J. Marehali. | pion, Neiditch and Jackson none, Score one- ed i“ Tlie rép- | | copson second, ; ' } ' /_daubled ft liams ’ two : bundle | Innings 102 | I VVVUOULO— ————— — — “10 Browns — -_——— BOSTON. the July Manager ed Allan the Red of the Burke of select Sothoron the third game He ponent A to oppose Sox series here to da\ drew Sam Jones as his op- crowd of about 6000 turned out FIRST BROWNS INNING. Tobin lined to McNa Gedeon singled to cente: Sis- singled to fanned Williams scoring Gedeon, Williams to Menosky BOSTON Mle Nalls Sothoron Gedeon. Smith to Menosky, L\ ~ler center Jacobson Singled to right. Sisler going to third stole second. Smith flied ONE RUN Bailey singled was safe art first threw his bunt Menosky forced (serbe: Schang (serber left when badly Me to to Nally, forced Baile, -and-run, MelIn- Schang going to Foster walked Scott flied Jacobson ONE RUN SECOND rviaipenp ton BROWNS MecNall tossed Gserber. Severeid flied to Jones threw Sothoron RUNS BOSTON ters Jones ley singled latter threw ley reached. gled right. and to score, he was reid NO RUNS THIRD INNING. BROWNS—Jones threw | bin (;eedon out a hit Sisier tripled center, scoring Jones out Jaco! holding Williams bled to left, ing WSisler Ss flied to Schang. TWO RUNS BOSTON~—-Gerber threw out Me- /nosky. Schang flied to Williams. ‘Smith tossed out McInnis NO RUNS to hit Gedeon on the to out Ss ott oUt Smith flied to over tossed Wal- bai- the Bai- Sin- tried Seve out to Jacobson Gerber and when Sisler’s head MeNadlys when Baile Tobin to second to out, Out heat to to (ie } eon Sisler Tossed third scor ieee ’ dou. ital POURTH INNING. BROWNS——Gerber fouled ters. Scott threw out Sothoron singled center. flied to Schang NO RUNS BOSTON Foster sing) -eott singled to center and w threw tft third. Scott ind Foster third Walters Jones also fanned Cedeon NO RUNS. FIFTH INNING. BROW NS—Gedeon flied ley. Sisler singled right took second on balk o teft, ing Sisler. dropped singie in Jacobson stopping at third Smith flied’ to Schang. Jacobson scoring William died stealing. Walters to McNally. TWO RUNS BOSTON—McNally popped to Ge- (redeon threw out Menosk\ fouled to Severeid. NO Wal- Severeid Tobin © to left. i (*?)} aie reached ec) la ‘) fanned. threw out Bailey to Jacobson Wil center, # Sc’)? i deon. Schang RUNS. of | be | States | William F. | i third. (,eorge sharp ene each;. SIXTH INNING. BROWNS— Foster threw ber. Severeid singled to ras out trying for second, to Scott. Sothoron RUNS. BOSTON—-Melnnis cobson. Foster also son. Gedeon threw RUNS. out Ger- left, but Menosky fanned. N© Ja- Jacob- NO) flied flied to out Scott Lo SEVENTH INNING. BROWNS—Tobin doubled right. Gedeon beat out a hit the third base line, Tobin going Sisler walked, filling Jacobson singled to left Tobin and Gedeon Karr reé Jones Im the three has pitched the he has been hit innings Williams VieNallyv to Seott stole second Smith hit and was caught Meinnis to Walters left ing Williams Severeid popped to Ss: RINS. BOSTON—fothoron tossed down to the bases eco?! inxz placed gues Browns, last Jones against ’ 12718 forced Ja Williams ViceIni the for 23 in 13 cobso! © =. piate doubled Smit! pert Sisher at (serhe: and to sco! rt , ott out ith | NO} ' to gs Hie 'l think should He stops you on the PORT JALADS The Candidates’ Slogan. OW | > bs cert: In others v l soon drv forget I am Hin states, et. | am how SO ary How how wert dry I am dry | am I ami. THE DAYS OF OLD. & days For fj We And But It’s SO fteen used to still th made now Hie has ho retain from And when a gink has bought of old, le a thre drink Some ¢ cents Hbuv e atuff we | raisin Sul pis when drinks were Ww, of rve lough. us mash: is tou; a drink cash. YOU KNOW THIS BIRD. he Tre ’ Who ‘s go an of ask. hea inspe af nn2 be elect * A mb rose Aivino et ed ; reet ea?’’ to ask: Ruth Cuts Down Lead of Sisler Home-Run King Has Started Drive Toward Major League Swat Supremacy. With at within New Y ora the ing ship of the ‘) ing t un clude ago, the ond in the average of George Sisl is leading the land who crs with batting Ruth vete and 4) Mia IY Speaker crossed Clevelande: of the aniotl the Rice bur front thefts er. Chicagrs liorn Kavrs of and Ho Liot al pinch ticipated batting he cracked Horn a trie of .3. of ir in pat leader mark ochet! ouis sti the Wil his in ctire crossed (*y é red we ink ..&rTre three { fhe Widre base Jther if New Yor roa: Nichol (cincinnati phia Sol: Daubert f cinnati. .Als hiobertson. towards t! Wedr Reposing home- ran are tie SRO addition, for (oth rnsbv a@& Lear 405 (his en lew worlds his grasp, slugge bat le OLN +} tj ie American L ifficial ave lesday s gan fourth run of 386—3 3 er. the St. ] the league Tris Spea Joe Jackso d for the th Sisler, it in list bat “4 de lo iii.s } he pulled iti ho ,0 tit BcCOoOrT pDiate is two Washington paths and the leading | " 6. Rice base er "ashingetor 344; E& liendryx, igzv, aby det! hitter, leader a iti? l« lam tLilé elk] home iit drives w Pitts bases burg ’ atlel Sle ers wit aait Stil ‘Incinnat y OUutin chicago - line ‘ages king points souls star, n of run steaiers w iho regulars ii home-run rec- Ruth. is driv- “Babe” toda\ champion accord rue, efaik that in- 1es week sec- place a is now ters with behind who “ail Ruth pa ker of Cleve- (‘thicago hon- is ird 1 first piace place, nine games from has the n aways nors, nes, hie while behind ied out with matters: Wea' Washington, 346 John Collins, Chi- Bost S eontin is far Uli, Leads Regulars. Boston, pite outfiel Led ne The her Roger Na- Dal lie is mes, 1} which in times r 1S ro! nave ames at the ae a oe biol st having VW ideliphia del ead- Max } thielder af in and Is ith ne ole = fat front 2a > i SWIMMING STARS ENTER OLYMPIC TRYOUTS FOR 9 EVENTS AT CHICAGO CHICACGE pic trvout events SWirimers Be tunitie . awse to Par! avents vard ‘ree Tai). . free 7 Pa a ard St roka, The lulu are event and from Walters. bailey flies iA Roo! 4tit- stre » July ~ drew of {| ana meter pla ery ie meter style meter ic ('oast nei s l ’ seve4raAal Karr flied ito. at Nat oOnson ional Olvm Wimming tft known are toda Opt or in both breas \W NO illiams RUNS. FIGHTHU INNING. BROWN: oron. Tob eon lined t ROSTON (Jedeon dr singled to third. Scha Sisler to 4 scoring S ONE RUN ‘N RROWN! Ja Melinnis te W illia hit into a Scott t BOSTON si i? Foster ters fouled Nie S Karr tos in flied o Schang McNally opped his right, MeN ng hit into rerber to &S threw to mith INTH S“NSisler obson ou do ms singled t double Innis NO) Sothoron ott flied to Severeiad , Lt) Soh Was Si fly isler, play, Soth (;ed- “NS fe when \Vienoskys going to sedi] out ang Nod Fl ally a double play, MeNally NicInnis out INNING. t. MecNalls ubled to cen- o left Smith ViceNalis to RUNS rossed ‘ .@ out Wal- NS (;edeon NO) RI WOMEN SWIMMERS IN OLYMPIC TREOUT rede - gee tests to De Pt hk Pui decided next Wednesday. der | Rowin essed | i third 1} aay Chicago Oarsmen Win Point Trophy In C. S. Regatta Lincoln Park Finishes Well in °°” Lead — Central Barge Crew Is Victor. CHICAGO. soat won 10 The (Chicago yeste al States annua! regatta at the Mu- with a total of 23 \y Rapids and (;rand Mich., lv! “> * July Lincoin lub of ‘enti rowing Pier, (7rand ‘iub of second, with The victorious Eiks’ trophy Participat Worcester. final events for for the The three Park day the ¢ amateur nicipal points (‘anoe (¢ Boat tapids, points club was piven Its members will in the national regatta at Mass., July 24. when the the selection of crews Olympic games will be held ark club captured three seconds, three thirds and a fourth place Clubs from Detroit, Grand Rapids, Mich... St Mo., Peoria, Ill, and Chicago, were represented The regatta started Thursday and will ‘be finished today with a few m events One because one-h-lf which the Was the cup Lincoln firsts. +7 Louis, iInor was canceled an accident mile dash contestants lengths from the finish The Central Rowing Club of St. Louis won the barge race with a length over the Western Rowing Club senior barge crew. single Won bdy Joseph Kort- Grand James B. Salem, Lin i Park 12n 8 Senior. fou Won by Illinois Val- lub, Peorla Western Louts. second Lincoln third. Time, 10m. 20s shell--Won by Grand Rapids (“lut Lincoln Park Boat second: Lincoln Park Boat third Time, Jim. 10s shell -Won by Lincoln Park No Detroit Boat race vesterday This was the for singles in Co] about of hded our senior to spare sheil Rapids Tin Senior ar de se ma e. i@\ Ya ht wT) Canoe { —h ah Hoat ib. St Park Senior double Boat and (% ib C‘rew N». 1] ‘lub NO o Senior four-oar ynae (Tew St Louis. b, wing (‘lub le Boat fourth and Canoe ¢'] Grand Won by Lineoln Park won 2s TA Iliinois Til roar shell “nicago, (lub Crew ‘ | it ) ‘ Park Boat Yacht (‘rew No t‘anoe © v4As Won bys second and lub, Peoria L1On Valley H Detroit Mich J toa second T in Detroit Bo Peters or sit Clarke illus tapidsa is Mich second: St. Louis tna ‘] fen Rowing ¢ lil AMERICAN LEGION WILL SPONSOR BOXING BILL IN STATE OF ILLINOIS "HIC AGE, The Amertes Le on. nd &o ooo paid. taken Hox! July 10 an with .,00 posts a Thi row ara up members in nois, has the first ster spoons bi at the next s€S8sion “tate Legisiature he sent ei-ser' [ nistake made etin@e arig@ht the than 300,000 Frank B. Flannery. of the State Athletic Board. out a cireular asking ff: formal exprese#eion of subject of Aas soon lated Legion offic commit to take presentation of a hi 4 VA hile io pro Triaman pr more ice Tries iT) chairn has sent , On lllimeis ri letter ts ft referendun ie posts and a the Tv P| vote opinion on boxing theae r urn are api a Do fabu- oint a fur t Spring as will toe (epee ne: ar’ the “Cele tempt the ; ’ ; ry “A ‘| ne ide «1 sport and e nate : commercialize affa and Yule to’ being and a nieht Hoerr Will Play Roberts in C. S. Final Tomorrow Rain Today Forced Postpone- ment of Matches on Courts at Triple A. By Davison Obear. \ downpour of rain early this afi. ernoon necessitated the postpone- matches gles urnaments in and today. of the final round men’ the cionhb!les . (‘entral States SI) fernia *e tomor- are The matches will be played row afternoon, If the courts dried out by that time The singles title match will together Roland Hoerr of this ‘“entral States champion, hioberts f San State bring city, and rrancisco title-holder. eliminated Fred was disposing Ames, ta. (‘fentral States chame back" this week to the final by con- As a result of this should make a good showing against Roberts today, al- though the Californian is favored te win Hlioerr has two legs on the tro- and figured in the finals several times, losing to Jones and Cannon. l'red Josties played excellent ten- nis awainst Roberts and although los- Ing in straight sets. the games were The score was 6—?2, 6—4, 6— 3. 1 number of games went to and there were no love games, Callfornian held the advantage the first and third seta. Josties was leading onlv once and that was in the second set. when he led two to one in games. The Triple A champion had his back-hand strokes working well and returned a number of his opponent's side-line drives, He had some difficulty in sending back some of Robert's alice /or cut strokes which he used almost every game IRtoberts Plays Good Tennta«. his beast Hie served which bothered rormet toland the ‘ali Reo ts vesterday Josties, while tloer wf Philbrook Smith of The former pion staged a and won his way sistent plaving effort Hoerr o baorniia her “come phy ’ . Cisse, deuce The throughout toberts probably plaved tennis of any this week. fast and accurately Josties frequently. He relied on fast |} side-line drives which gained him many points. Following his match te- day Roberts will play in the clay court tournament in Chicago next week and then will go East for the | balance of the season. In a semifinal doubles match Rep- pert and Bartel won from Metcalf and Barris in five J--6, 6—-4@, t} ar 6. 6 - As the score indf- cates, the match was hard fought developed tnto Marathon be- it was completed. Many rallies piace, all four players trying lobs. sinashe:; chop strokes and law- fords hn several! asions in the third and fourth sets the ball was hit 1) and 12 times before the point was decided Yesterday’s Results. SINGLES -SEMIFINATS® Roberta Sar sets, anal fore took i fice Rolat Fred ¢ Tosties af Touts Roland Mo Heer Sirith Aries iLES es Llirewee Schwarz hiarte Reppe: So ¢-4, @-2, 4-@ 6€ ! Tomorrow’s Pairings. SINGLES hl Roberts. San er N LA sis. | DOUBLES Nr Francisco lefeated &—2. 4.4, @ ff, defeated Fri}. an 6.23, 6.2 MIFINALS (-autier- A. =r lLwulte arink la [wl x] lost defeated ] . © " 6... 7 defeated Metca ’- Harrie, FINAT, lranctim vf" Roland on m FINAL. lLoute St Toatiea Drewes Martel, iM pop mm, COWSMILK AND SANDERS BOX TO 8- rempede DRAW Pate Louls °c Memophta the Ath- program, Agegrea- ight, Pepe wenilk's early vs Cleveland, and. Reppert Loule (“owam! Sf and Young: fu Manders ” nd iAfavette eight draw of lait to bour at rou itt t ive ‘lubes negro boxing last ao?! Wae the of ihe Sandera latter part overcome t's night ity tive could not point le Cot hey Hatt ‘7? ’ reaiuits Prot) Jack ned re follows: louls knocked murn of Detrote Kid Phillipa ut Young KRonge round: Feat ked K td he fourth round, won the battle i*® ing ot ,oung the of St. Lou of let roit out Batt) : rosa MATTHEWS KAYOES SMITH etty ran. thetr at the ' \iatthewa atar?t and and second refereed the 56-minute battle Pierce Matthews this ked ' ' eo ’ ye ' : ; : of d ae) 6m eT fren the first Nieet. who wreatied to a Wenling A program “Tie? acheduled elgnht rer? ; ("lush resaaor ne the floored inds Ak & Smith 1 Al lmter ry reo bout draw with low ‘royal opened the ————__; Vacation With Tom Logane Spert Shee your dealer er prefeesiounal oF acnd fer «nataleguc. THOS H. Loaan CO. liudsen, Mase. ADVERTISEMENT Lek
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Se ee en ee —~s , . . li. EGE AEE le ee lt em lie ee lit I me a ag a A a _. 7 Rl TN A ee ee — — ee a ee ——— - ee-~-- = . « ia cables, 9.05. Switzer- | 5@*ov M. c 9.5 cents per franc: demand, : 1S.02 Holl and «par 40.2 cents: demand cables, 35%. Cer- niark demand, ipa} ie demand, > cena mer ao4 Belgium de mane no4 demand, r W238 cents per dra: hina Yds United States Stee! Sapeya, today . rw. hrone) ipar cables, per krone) Spain ipar 10: demand, 16.10: cables Hungary ‘par 20.3 cents per crown) 4 vecho-Slovakia ipar 20.45 cents crown): comers. . s 8. oland cents per : demand. ; 28 aS cents mark) Fy . mania (par 3 cents per leu) Jugo via ipar 20.5 oents demand, eden ipar 26.8 cents per 15: cables, oe 20 Nor’ vay demand, } ipar | 62OLs cables, pereta) demana per crown) rhe New vesterday on the Sto k day Net {‘linse ss + York Stock Ex* Saies to Il : ! ‘ RULE MPxchange with low .. 7 } “ere the high. STOCKS. Sales High, Low Cioee. { her m _— a c. & © ‘“anadium ctf ivaudou West kr) Wilson & Co Wiilve-Over do pfd : \V'lworth F W v7 Werth Pump Metals and Equipments. Gold j ul 2 140% 102 '4 10g - Al laska 'Araconda Cop. Baldwin Loco Beth Srl BB do & pet pid Beth. Motors ’ Butte Copper. butte & Sup hile Cop Chino Cop Crucible Stee! do pfd. Cerro (op (Co! Haskell & B Inspiration ‘ Int, | Iron d Putman Ry. Steel Ray (‘ons Replogie St! te} «A Spzes ctf Sloss-Sheff Relies. 000 Sli ‘ . do t} pe ‘ : f ‘ ‘ | Del = '~. * ’ _ -- v7 Tr ae *in rease NOTE Stocks awete mon sto ks unless the tion ‘‘pfd.’' ore are spe mange toca’ “ ere los Ch’ ge » 2 -—-] Le > . PF o . . te wre f 4 **. - — £8 w -t -* 58 -~ ‘ *e ete eeeer® ae + ££ Yokohama fpar 4 s n1.00: cables. %1.%0 i‘hinese dollar) yr Fastern rates per yen) demand ongkong ‘par sv. mand, Ti.«ki: cables 200 cents per the) lea. 1st im) i‘aleoutta nd, n3.25 cables 4. she Other exchanges—Arwventine (pa: raentine cents per liar da icenis per Canadian 7 > Governmen' Wall Street News and Comment —SPECIAL DAILY— dollar) lemanda, ear’ railroad bonds bons le ereant the New York Banks’ ‘Statement. WEW YORK. Julv 10 tion of (Clearing Hou ine banke | and tru lee for the week ‘Sve dave’ shows ey hold $10,017.80) reserve in. excess : A requ vrementls his e a decrease 107.890 from last “week The statement follows: Actual condition RS, 12' ow of naper. 7% 478 . a Special Correspondent Post-Dispatch. YORK July 10 Todas started off ver) tamely and first hour was a disappo! ment to the rank and file of the niative community) The profit- ine which had set in toward the close .| yesterday ae made felt and the speculative leaders rried ka n ". down @ half point to a This reaction was helped along by another: sharp break in American Wool the reason for which was [to be found partiy in the announcement of the shutdown of the compan) mills and partiy in the failure of the under, writing syndicate to dispose of 000 Sarenate ce. 40 cent of the new stock issue ag £10,017 000, decrease 3 Th, gtreet had looked for the mmery of State banks and trust compa afte! Ss ‘+h were published in Greater New York, not included in figures whik : publi gees house statement l~aane discounts the close of business ast nigh to in . €ras tot 400, decrease $1 287 0) Gole have a «at imulating effect 410.005. decrease 840 700 Currency and . 9 y shares k notes $19.8475.000. increase S420 000 De upon the raliiwa er ; Federal Reserve The report was all te S868 O36. 0. increase 87: been looked fo It showed a BEliminating amounts due from condition well above the average and pee tortee ane em other banks pa, gave the assurance of an ample 5 vield 8 in ew rk «vt an ° on tes deposits S811.2112 he, Sa eaeien £1 907. ef both corn and wheat. The im provement aince the first of June wars quite as marked as had been expected. It was not. however, un- hhoake- ash in vault, B24.018 OF) Lrust panies Cash in ~~ iit. STS.O75, 400 til the second hour that the rails did anything at all Most of the N. Y. Federal a Bank. group ope ned lower because the move NEW YORK, July i0- The condition of the Federal! afallows. “ Reading which had loked s0 oe protmnising yesterday petered out. the close of Total gold reserves, S524.035,799. Total re- ar bes Uenoliectes a ad en | | Cee started the ralls going again uctions from gross denosits, $161, 762.018 )was the resumption of aggressive to members Federal Reserve account, | peol buying in Southern Railway as teen arene covert Sere. Oe." which carried the stock up nearly 2 ton, 8871.406.550. Ratin of points from the low of the morning and established a new high record for the movement so far. There was also a sudden rush to buy to deposits and Federal Reserve ilities combined, 89.8 per cent o Canadian Pacific which looked to be the run- ot naw j Unfilled Steel Orders Increase. nm of a large and long standing WEW YORK. July 10.——Unfilled orders of short interest ‘‘orporation for the | The strength of Southern were 10.087. 817 tone, This te an Increase and Canadian helped the entire way group. when The irregularity in section was not at It wae the result heen a little too general bullishness in consequence of which the market with It* Vacation’ Interrun- had become rath r overbought. Be- ond a taking. i* not ordinarily sides thia there was the usual end eatured by eenera!l and conspicuous, of the week realizing and it was ap- RATEEE the ecatione ghouls © ntly selling o fthis character that thie vear why e>erations should bea | pare Coenetant reiteration of the impor was respensible for such declines as of the price ovestion ta reguired in any | 7 on of the existine commercial situa: | oceurred d f j and the elements of financial restric The Bond Market. and transportation drawbacks bave lost There was very little feature in of their slenificance re price readjustment has cone far As te rekindle buyers’ interest, as tn today’s bond market. Business maintained on a fairly large ecale for Saturday. but there were few price kinds of hides and leathers revival ee nlong coneervative lines has he changes of consequence Railway bonds were generally stronger, once and transactions thet are nae more movine sympathetically abevance in some other ouarters consummated tf A necesaary con- were forthoomin Bar Silver railway stocks. One of the features Ww YORK. July 10... Bar silver donee WAS the unusual activity in all the wc: forefan, O2'ac; Mexican dollars, St ljauis & San tn 5 Someey issues The demand for these onds includ con July 10.—Rar ailver. some per ing both classes of adjustments an | Bape udted ger tents ihrvs.wunth | te, ¢-norqcamt incomes Tan maser, OX WG11.16 per cent iv increased when &8t. Louis & San ~~ Franciaco common stock was push Toledo s through 26 which ~~ been the prev! Leno. 0. 3 ) Clover i. , ous figure that ad several times Vow uly «rover "4 been approached R- not exceeded $25, Oct., oe Nov. $24.2 Liberty Ronds were generally un- changed The Anglo-French s con. ‘Linseed and Cottonserd Oil- tinned in demand around the hig ERED Ol.-In lote of 1 te 4 berrels | fieure of 99 8.16 and Releian bonds + i w and $19 for botled , of all classes were strong . . . or INRERD re. Per th, Syjter white © ' summer le c ge: enlad 22c: cooking white 2c Woolen. woolen toda’ on Bs NEW market Tor the Sper tan ain itseif Welle point t companies, $8 501 000 rve in depositories. sty marks t companies, $8,747,000 ecreasee, $109 | Net demand deposits, $4 188,340,000, de ae, S84 281 000 me deposits, $252. 608,000 . Circulation £34. 421.000 Jecrease $4°8,- ' Sore per crop especialls that if had corti statement Reserve Hank business, July | in note | Railway rail- th ending June ‘, announced today AAI tons from the previous month, ures were 10,047,406 v's tote) the greatest since July when unfilled orders ageregcated 10.544,- industrial all significant. of there having the — - @-—.-- —— TDun's Weekly Review. NEW YORK. July 10.—-Dun's weekiv re- Was Prime “ Pike, docoa nut oll 2i‘eec: seva : 19 shares were heavily sold the announce- Amoertcan with. ee. % Th. RAGS. BTC.—Country rage 825 Bay ~nanila s". common s- it No. 1 . ena aheee Se: No bene res 2c. inner tubes 6c ~ J » fe % Li : a? MG, ment that about haif of the new is sue of stock put out bw the company ecentiv at $100 a share was sti'! elf by the underwelting syndicate, "oa A ni of Z . Sew R oak te ies ’ Ve ae ST. LOUIS STOCKS Local Bank Clearings TODAY l’riday Thursdays Wednesday .. a + $ v4, 24,94 "Lnesday BY Monda\ $19,579,266 2,33 26, 809,479 569.,62 Hu Holiday. 4 | 2 . . 2 n "Increase. Le UCucha WEEK-END QUOTATIONS ses # Bid. First National Bank 208 Lirow mn Shoe pid : Wh (‘ertain-teed Products com Chicago Ry. Equipment Fulton Iron Works com, Hiamilton-Brown Shoe Hvdraulic FP. Brick pfd do com Indiahoma Internationa! Kennard Carpet com Mariand Refining Mo Portiand (Cement Nat Candy com ‘Temtor Wagner United rea se Refining shoe . ‘(o va Biec. Mfg Rys. 4s —* ~ Boston ‘Stock § ‘Sales -' -“7e 2 ee ee Asked ————— ~ the Post-Dispatch ROSTON. July 19.--The following cludes sales and highest. iowest an prices for the ! ost active securities dea! toda vy on the Boston Stock Exchange. High Spec jai to list Lo ~. Bal es “Stocks. _ ay Copper Range SOs Mast butte , ' Isie Royal - ike 307 30 Mayfiower O © . Moh@w k ;, Butte Boston io North Sup A swift & Shoe Machine Ltah Con unable to dispose whole issue Opening above broke sharply over o . . * Ryan Stocks Active. companies « j having been the wool The shares of the trolled by) to be Stromberg, cago Pneumatic Too! Candy It is said in certain that Allen Ryan is making & stration in hie stocks to show Stock Exchange governors that still a power despite his expuls from the exchange > * features These Consolidated Textile, quart Look for Profit-Taking. Thre market letters sent out the opening of business today poin out that the market would eell off on profit-taking stocks were A parenene actions, and the high movement have nor lt wae further pointed out hets do not stop advancing tun.) distributed stage is reached, and the other hand distribution “ atfempted until the public marker to a far greater exte thew have thus far come inte one bu on > St. Louls Lead and Zinc. teat wee avoir’ in ™t loute today sek @ab gine wae auote4 at 7.75 prs. mY “,08inkg ’ ve 4 a 30 points, n- Allen Ryan continued today, comprise i*hi and Continental! eTs demon.- Lie he ion hefa 7 fe ad i} ene int (lose. ciudes Special to the Post NEW YORA were $4, 717,000, and $1,772,000 tw years ago. and $8: Following is 2 cor low prices being given ‘In $1000 Dispat« July 10 Totr s! agaiess £0 2 4) vears ago rrom 205,00) two years plete list of i and . ios t. s&s. BONDS. , Blog ig a OREIG +1 goa? ASD auEBt ELL — ote Ret , Bra fen i Ru ' SHARP ADVANCE IN COTTON DUE TO CONDITION REPORT NEW YORK sas Decem be ai\at na iale . a ions Ui cont inué ij “Nags Ssieau e ' Louis Spot Cotton, New York Cotton Market Situation NEW the frat YORK anne * ne fixure vemen of t Toul hiour Market. AaSsle Sof ' Sil to $11.25; : clears at announced showing a; inside buying | patents at $12.25 wee Marriage Licenses Births Recorded. Burial Permits LICENSES, 116 Newbe 1916 Wr os MeMillam New? “tl Markets VARRIAGE bom “1301 Market = “O18 W sh ngteg . PSS Hie } i wy = tra ennsy \\anla _ Hroadaaaa ; effin r om Hy ed eacd eng = Twents wer JT 2417 (ar! emia Carlinville, SINOA Y125 Areer inwo Morg vllo “Sashin “> La Mem ais, Sprin, fleld, Sporingfleid, ...77 ‘ - roadw iosA Shaw t) -second— Y ter me Ihe (ollege, Hi overe 3 1106 Pai 345 N Ps ” MS Spr Sal 10 St. Led 4 Lave 1: oa hae RiIRTHS RECORDED. ‘ omoten, ine Var ket. rean ' npton ’ Humphrey HteRiAl PERWITS. cis Port Dispetsb seat t aliress, Yout ‘t») order fee ephuse req “a econ ts Ask for ‘ye. reat? vouO 5 APR Rly 5 ETM A Aine o> aupawterF - 3 -* ~ a Larertieing ‘f Tah Lk or in- r io buyer must] f A\rsensi. > ~ 2 vor bel + 4°06 6Gatth 4 Ly Sote reviewing authors “Com bor.” we called His latest work vwocates the 4 and not of cap large part © up by a demo jute necessity Bur how does abolish pover® its c ynomon «ma power. Thrif the workers § “Pr industry. the worker an in industry ra izing his job. ing power ws increase* his % jare, but Inere tent of those | Every phas again illustrat actual data tal iments on “thi “UNTIMELY dotph Bourt The first « Fourne s writ eay?, The Wi vals,” “Below lapse of Ame War Diary.” | “Ola Tyrannie Fragment of —while conta! tory of the & had so much Germany to | and which s¢ powerful in t! suffers from ¢t that point ow gesting a rem gays on the w peared in th Arts,” that c directed. In his fore heim says: Bourne wrote has been vin As yet we ki cerning the | very little, to trance into it tion, in Engla “How the Wa Haldane’s “Hh already dist theories regat conflict. Per facts are divw they will prov have been on voice in a ma *WHEN | W SIA,” by ¥ rop, Leo & The authet marked since make it a ve set of “Child -books Any it interesting low the simils with that of Persia, notw! ences betwe grown-up wi in the old ce boys the wo who hes bee from service reason for hs ed States as ally, did not either as a Persia. Ino cided to Ko Kings and I eryone was the king of r “WHEN I V LAND.” | Hunter. (¢ ard Co.) This is th sanie series | going notice vivid a lecture huey littie weathorwise sire’s tutelag home land and as a stu ing direcitne clergyman i reader with authors owt eerie, rugEe Feotiand ant history as book. “Inventions, Purchase Baff, Pat Nostrand His is and use! uge bus ested either or in mri the invent! the firest ent, the aut genta the va solution ir and marke and the property I portunities tions anda tance touch The que! given A op 13a) Of eo Tee Preach pre Gectire the @ition of «a tions, eithel corporation @ideratiol ed to ele Which it Ww oniy for U and tnvent! ria? gener Ni : ‘ia the work th prepared Aa anv eubicc “Th ME aM. bY fare ‘ft d Vaughan Rieokes (4 All write phen orm 4 conscious f
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ive ay vate Me Briall Offerings me = Gg an all lOkseg “tates Steam. about Bleady, moderataly actiy CStablishea on price CHAN ges Piour Ma rhee e Licenses s Recorded rial Permits VIS W im ngtowy ——————— Tete coat te tho order fer Advertising mead or in- buyer muet | Rar == WHAT IS IT THAT DRAWS PEOPLE TO THESE Cor UMNS? Mostly self-interest. ‘A dvertise here and reach the ri Reviews of the Conducted by OTTO HELLER, New Books Professor of Modern European Literature in Washington University. * . 4 - 09 WHY MEN STRIKE,” by Samuel ance for conscious fraud a8 explain-; that converted that minority into a)lae and computations throuc> hich Crother. (Doubleday, Page & Co.) In reviewing, recently, the same authors “Common Sense and La- bor,” we cailed it a very good book. His latest work is still better. It ad- yocates the destruction of poverty and not of capital. On the contrary, a large part of the volume is taken up by @ demonstration of the abso- lute necessity of capital in industry. But how does the author propose to abolish poverty’ By thrift, net in its common acceptation as a provi sion againet @ rainy day, ‘‘thrift by fear,” but thrift understood as the worker's savings are invested in industry. “From the standpoint of the worker an increased investment in industry raises his wages, stabil- iging his job. and increases the buy- ing power of his dollar—that is, it inereases his wages not only in dol- jare, but Increases the buying con- tent of those dollars.” problem its | P#8tor of the Westminster Every phase of the actual data taken from recent exper. iments on “thrift as power.”’ “UNTIMELY PAPERS,” by Ran-. doiph Bourne. (1. W. Huebsch.) The first collection of Randolph Bourne's writings contains six es- says, “The War and the Intellect- vals,” “Below the Battle.” “The Co}. lapse of American Strategy,” “A War Diary.” “Twilight of Idols,” “Old Tyrannies,””’ and an “Unfinished Pragment of the State.” This last —while containing an excellent his- tory of the state-worship that has had 60 much to do with bringing Germany to her present condition, and which seems even now quite powerful in the Western nations— suffers from the defect of all works that point out an evil without sug- gesting a remedy. It is to the es- says on the war, most of which ap- peared in the short-lived “Seven Arts,” that consideration should be directed. In his foreword, James Oppen- heim Bays: “Everything that Bourne wrote over two vears ago has been vindicated by the event. As yet we know very little con- cerning the causes of the war; very little, too, about America’s en- trance into it. The recent publica- tion, in England, of Lord Lorburn’s “How the War Came,” and of Lord Haldane'’s “Before the War,” has already disturbed many of our) theories regarding the origin of the conflict. Perhaps when all the facts are divulgced, if they ever are, they will prove Randolph Bourne to have been one pre-eminently sane voice in a mad hour.” “WHEN I WAS A BOY IN PEER- SIA.” by Youel B. Mirza. (Loth- rop, Leo & Shepard Co.) The authenticity, simplicity and. marked sincerity of this little book make it a valuable addition to the set of “Children of Other Lands” books. Any American boy will find it interesting and profitable to fol- low the similarities of his experience with that of a boy growing up in Persia, notwithstanding the differ- ences between them; while any | Srown-up will be newly confirmed in the old conviction that boys are boys the world over. Mr. Mirza, who hs been honorably discharged from service in our navy, states his reason for having adopted the Unit- ed States as his home. “I, person- ally, did not propose to be treated elther as a peasant or a vizier in Persia. In order to avoid this I de- cided to go where there wer» n Kings and Princes, and where ey. eryone Was the master of himself, the king of his own sou!.” ard Co.) This is the thirteenth title in the. same series as the book in the fore-. going notice. The author draws a Vivid picture of his boyhood in a busy little shipping port under a Weatherwise and talkative grand- sire’s tutelage in the romance of his home land. His life as a sailor lad. and asa student is told with refresh - ing directness. Mr. Hunter, now a clergyman in Delaware, inspires his reader with something akin to the Suthor’s own deep reverence for the eerie, rugged charm of his native Scotiand and for the richness of its. history as recorded in this little | book. “Inventions, Their Development, Purchase and Sale,” by William E. Baff, Patent Attorney. (D. Van Nostrand Co.) I and useful manual for the aver- age business man who is inter- ested either as an inventor himself. or in marketing or financing | the inventions of others. rom the first application for a pat- ent, the author, by easy stages, pre- | Sents the various problems and their Solution, involving the developing end marketing of patent devices, and the legal status of patents as Property. He then discusses the op- Portunitios for investment in inven- tions and adduces facts of impor- tance touching investors. The question of salesmanship is. eiven a special chapter, with com- mem sense advice as to how to ap- Proach prospective purchasers and Secure the best results. The acqu!- Sition of capital for financing inven- tions, either through partnerships or Corporations, receives careful con- Sideration. A chapter is also devot- ed to elementary contract laws. Which it would be wel! to read. not. Only for those interested in patents) 8nd inventions, but for the business man generally. Not the least valuable portion of . the work 1s the index, which is weil. Prepared and facilitates reference to Qny subject treated. “THE MENACE oOFr SPIRITUAL-. . 18M.” by Elliot O'Donnell, with a \ foreword by Father Bernard. Vaughan, & J. (Frederick A, Riokes Company.) All writers on alleged spiritualistic Phenomena give earnest warning of Senecious fraud and make due aliow- (that are not due to conscious fraud long study of Spiritualistic phenom- terested in spiritualistic seances, The | Introduction to Mr. O’'Donnell's book | Father Bernard Vaughan, vouches. for the seriousness of the author’s| ° take them home and a3 minutely as if vou were por Dit shies ‘ ‘ing yourself for an examination. | “NO-W A-NA, ‘ _BY JOHN FRE- | want you to regard yourself as a MONT KYGER. (Fremont Pub- judicial officer, oathbound to fustice, lishing’ Co.) and when you shall have mastered A brilliant redness sparkles from 'the facts and the law in the case, I ‘Me new wine of Indian romance | want yeu to set them forth in a four- |Which Mr. Kyger has poured into the | column editorial that every reader (Old, old jug of Hiawathan meter. | of the World can easily tet ‘into Nimva-na. “MANY, MANY MOONS,” by Lew ‘read fluently the English Chronicle himself with small difficulty to the, ' phonetic transcriptions or American- | Indian speech in these poems, inter- esting chiefly in that they consti-| dent will find of great use tute something like an eple of the ; ; Standardized opinions: of original encounters the astounding statement attributed to Shakspeare (') thet. . ’ : ees NATURE, MOTHER OF ART. even Pope, who on the whole was fit “Dp ROPORTIONAL FORM.” the pote affectation of profundity. cate makes the text slovenly and HIS is a very handy, compact. ‘no less than editorial personalities, followed by a chapter on the Boston Ing many of the so-called mysteries. | Majority, a part greatly undervalued Are there Some mysteries that cannot! by most of our historians, was not ' be explained by conscious fraud? inconsiderable.”’ | Most educated persons answer this | | Question in the affirmative. The sci- the write, describes the course of | entific PSychologist offers uncon-! political controversy, rather than the | | 8clous cerébration and unconscious’ development of news service. | muscular action as the explanation. | latter element enters in a Modern Spiritualists, like Sir Oliver | gree into the story of the Lodge and Sir Conan Doyle, sincere-| press of the "30s, and that of James ly believe that the souls of departed Gordon Bennett and the human beings can and do occasional- Bennett's amusing news chronicles | | death. Mr. Elliot O'Donnell, an En-| are cited. The story of Greeley and power. Thrift becomes power, if | glish writer, in his “Menace 6f Spir-| the Tribune, and of Greeley’s unfoi- Itualism,” offers a third explanation, tunate a*titude toward ile is a very ancient and Orthodox ex- | dominates the narrative of Ci |Planation, but one that is not often journalism. Dana and the Sun fol- | ‘exploited M these days. It is the ex-|]ow. The rest of the book, in only | ‘Planation of the Roman Catholic! 36 pages, includes in its contents a Church, the same that was advanced | in a sermon shortly before his death (and the upbuilding of the St. Louis by the late Rey John F. Cannon, | Post-Dispatch and the New York Presbyte- | World, also the outlines of a discus- ‘rian Church of St. Louis According | ion of the character and methods again illustrated by most sath cotapangd { this explanation, the mysteries ©f \ illiam R. Hearst. The Pulitzer instructions in the Maynard case are Guoted as “model instructions” of a newspaper publisher to an editorial writer, and as “the praecepta Journalism as the defender and up- ly return and communicate with! about himself, and his their beloved ones on this side of ment of his impending are due to spirits, not human spirits: of loved ones Who are gone, but evil, unclean spirits emanating from the devil. Mr. O'Donnell has made a holder of democracy.” ena and is familiar with the English | literature on the Subject. He tries t> | prove his case largely in the prag- raatic fashion by showing the bad | effects on the faith, health and mor- als of those persons who become in- | by the well-known English Jesuit, | Purpose. Transported to the movie screen, | stand ” the story of “No-wa-na” would feast The editorial and news handling. the eyes of any normal American | 4. directed by Joseph Pulitzer. | child, It is a rough-running tale, | the Cleveland sale of the 1896 bond ending tragically when the bronze- | jccue to a Wall street syndicate, is skinned warrior, transfixed by the! cited as “another illustration of his large, democratie and unusual view |father, passes into the Happy Hunt- of the mission of journalism.” ing Grounds trailing the clouds Of | pleton.) poisoned arrow of his sweetheart's “combats fierce and fatal—battles | ‘grim and deadly.” “VIOLIN MASTER ” N this volume Frederick H. Mar- has preserved the contours of the J. gives us brief but valuable in- ‘form made immortal by Longfellow 1s certainly unchallangeable. Yet it! linists of today, with 16 portraits. does not require the authority of a! tnege interviews such masters | Mterary seer to predict that the abid- ing influence of its great archetype | tetz Hartmann, Maud Powell, The skill with Which Mr. Kyger —— will before long send “NO-wa-na”’ Sarrett. (Henry Holt & Co.) Perhaps a person accustomed to) relative value of technic in the Original dialect can adapt - — agree on some matters. (Putnam.) “FRAGMENTS,” by Fannie May Barbee Hughs. ( Christopher Pul- lishing House.) - a might be worth while were they less inexcusably superficial. The most pretentious of them, “The Cult of the Short Story.” reads like a medley of ‘and how in the second ‘Bulgaria was defeated, coNapse of the Central thought it contains nothing worth mentioning. In “Traces of the Power of Music in Literature’ one brought out oo .— Only for stratagem and spoils, ded!- cated an ode to St. Cecilia. The style courts obscurity, from a author's addiction to inversions anu | t¥'e’Ss Harmonic Unity her studied suppression of the predi- The author's verse is on a par with her prose—4commonplace, ama- teurish and futile. In the “Song of Hate” prose and poetry ga. into a bad mix-up from which both come out sadly bedraggled. ———_—- -- Kither George Henry Payne's “History of Journalism in the In the post -revolutionary &ketch of Joseph Pulitzer’s career | was a judicial candidate w ord had been brought in question. |The instructions received | World's chief editorial writer “I want you to gO into the May nard case with an absolutely ior or against him, as you know. want you to get together all the documents in the case. I want you Study them terviews with 24 of the leading vio- Kreisler, Ysaye, Elman, Auer. Spier- | ing and others tell us what they be- lieve is the secret of Violin mastery. Some tell how they studied, what ex- ercises they found most useful, the Vidual expression. the development of various modes of expression, the vital importance of good and other information regar art and the instrument that the stu- orth dski They sh hy: For the music lover and t n ern redskins. ey show that. eral reader, the book {s at thterent ;much labor was expended in gather-. ‘ing materia] towards their Writing—a',... = aber of love that will hardly be UveS Of these great artists, their dif- | requited in kind by the average and /Unphilological white man whom the author had in mind aS a prospective reader. Moreover, this poetry suf- fers further aggravation by being af- | fiicted with an appendix (designed to | | facilitate the understanding) sO long | tion. (Stokes. ) and troublesome-looking that the | | merciful gkoddess of Surgery should weroy SERBIA TO JUGO-SLA- feel impelled Lo its immediate) VIA,” by Gordon Gordon abridgement or excision. “WHEN I WAS A BOY IN SCOT.. LAND,” by George McPherson. Hunter. (Lothrop, Lee & Shep-— for its occasional glimpses into the ferent points of view—they don't all ple, while most of them condemn wire E strings, one or two admit they use them and find them excellent. The portraits in this book are fine exainples of photographie reproduc- HIS well-known war spondent describes the two cam- i ion af essays and poems|_- paigns in which the Serbian /all too evidently the work of c re arms Was engaged; how in the first ha : 'Of these it was defeated, retired he- sinner. The essays, which we | fore the enemy and was ultimately probably destined for ee pers: | transpor ed to the Salonica front, which marked the beginning of the ‘The great errots of the allied diplo- ‘mats in not Properly assisting the Serbians in either campaign joint work of Samuel Colman and Arthur Coan, The ™Ments the same author's are traced and calculated ; : reveal themselves in nature's that we find in snow crystals, : "AN JOURNALISM. ‘iiltes and wasp’s nests geometri AMERICA " lationships to the Parthenon, Arch of Titus and Rubens’ Angel it may be said that the authors they are conducted by the inpe- tent guides, the authors. ((). |. Put- Nam's Sons.) “THE OPIUM MONOPOLY.” by Ellen N. La Motte. (Macmillan. ) question——of the English opium “monopoly inthe Far last. Miss | '\La Motte proves that in British | Ind‘a alone over $15,000,000 is year- ly derived from. this trade. Needless | to say, the business is not conducted entirely in the open: when the time | ibe catalogued as convenient Jap is permitted to “Play | jarrives for marketing the g00ds, the the go0at."’ GERMANY IN DEFEAT. GREAT mass of historical and technical materia], bearing on campaigne in many areas dur- & the great war, is contained in “4 Se Count, an acknowledged authority /On military affairs, has had exce]- i lent opportunity, time considered, |for compiling and comparing his of | data, and his manner of presenting ithem is masterful. The narrative is_ Maynard § clarified by 20 maps, lilustrating the) Strategy of the several armies. }*o}- lowing the course of events as set by the/forth in this volume, one is struck | | by the fact that defeat of Germany | -|was the only logical result of the Un-\ war. But berspective is, naturally, | prejudiced mind. We hold no brief | more easily grasped after than be- fore world events. | (Kegan Paul, | Trench, Trubner & Co., Ltd., Lon-| }don. E. p. Dutton. & Co., New York.) “THE DOUGHBOY’S RELIGION.” HE three cardinal Sins in the TD) doughbor’s religion, as Judge | Ben B. Lindsey discovered when (he was over there with the dough- boys, were cowardice, selfishness and snobbishness or hypocrisy. The Way he and others found it out was iby the Y. M. C. A. sending out ques- | tionnaires. Most of the doughboy’s | named the three mentioned. | Judge Lindsey found that the re- |ligion lived by the men in tbe trenches was a £00d deal better than the kind that is preached from a §00d many pulpits. “The preach. (Ap-j/ers,” he Savs, “were Preaching the! old cowardiy religion of individual Salvation. The people were living the brave new religion of the salva- , tion of the world.” ! Judge Lindsey in this little volume, In and there is an appreciative preface as/by Harvey O'Higgins. (Harper & | Bros. ). | CURRENT socraL FORCES. 66 URRENT Socia! and Indus- | C trial Forces,” as edited by | Lionel QD. Edie, associate professor of history and polities, Co}- gale University, is a collection of the Views of leaders in many lines of ac- tivity, almost encyclopedic in scope: 'but while both the radical and the | Conservative viewpoints are present- .@d, paramount attention is given to current restlessness and the present ' philosophy of change. For the most part the’ thinkers Whose’ writings |}make the book are looking for new Ways of living and new methods of /human association. They are striv- ‘ing to promote the ideas and forces that make for improvement An intention to make up a propa- gandist compilation ts denied “The | aim,” the author says, “is to present ’ the case of those who believe in bet. _terment. Their organized strength. | their platforms and Policies, their so- cial and industria] philosophies, their Plans of action, al! requlre estimate (and description If the forces and ‘ideas and ideals which underlie cur.- rent restlessness. disturbance and fear can be brought down to words, ‘defined and described in a many- \BSided way, then the vital purpose | which. suggested the book will have | been faithfully followed. 7 - .§ |} “It is hoped that business and pro- | fessional men will find this group of selections serviceable as a kind of en- 'tering wedge and center of explora \tion in this fleld o1 thought.. Fer ‘university students the book is in- ‘tended a5 a text-book and rallying ‘point for extended investigation of Current social and Industrial forces. ‘The volume endeavors to integrate ‘and organize some of the best | thought on the subject.” James Harvey KNobinson, New * School for Social Research, who ther scientific study of nature's laws | wrote the introduction. summing up, cf design, presenting as its main ob- ject certain interesting relations be- confusing. tween those laws and the fu tals of beauty. With the cold ey j says of the book: “It does not at- tempt to prove anything or defend ndamen- anything, except the necessity of con- e of | sidering the pass in which humanity reason the basic laws of proportion | finds itself with the hope that with they new knowledge and fuller under- minute! standing our policies of reform may and hackneyed forms. with the result! be more prompt and less bungling tiger and expensive than they might oth- erwise be.” (Boni & Liveright. ) SOCIALISM BY A STATESMAN. - | HEN the war Against Beleftum ‘nited States’ should be made to United Stat have quite Successfully demonstrated | broke ont Emile \ andervelde, end with the Civil War, or its latter part should be amplified. Its narra- tive of the last half-century is so in- adeqvate as not to deserve the title of history. How can the newspaper of today be accounted for by a de- | scription that omits the name of Mergenthaler? Mechanical facilities, have shaped modern journalism. Omission of the name of Melville FE. Stone and of any reference to the Associated Press, further marks the incompleteness of the work. For the earlier times, the short history is interesting and well told. Benjamin Harris, with his “Publick Occurrences,” in 1690, has the pioneer position. The familiar story of Benjamin Gazette and Samuel Adams, and an- other on “Journalism and the Revo- lution.”” The writer says: “If, as Lecky says, the Revolution was the work of a minority, and the 000), it is evident that the propa- | they do not get ‘stuck’ gandist part played: by the forces jose their way in the maze the presence of those artistic princi- | ples in the designs of the architect; ‘for applying them to Pictorial a ‘which the authors attempt to do in the case of certain master works re. produced in the volume, the method | man can tell the world at this time ‘seems artificial and far-fetched. }about “Socialism and the State’ can- The discovery of the pentagon as a ‘clew to the artistry of Titian's “As- sumption” surely appears rather ex- ‘trinsic to a vital comprehension of ‘the composition in its more obvious, and far more important, lines and | masses, It may be, indeed. that fora ‘certain seientific type of mind nu- -merals and diagrams can robe beau- tv with additional allurement, the devotee and the student of art Franklin's activities is | have, as a rule, about as much use for mathematics as the devil might |have for a consecrated font. theless the object of the invest is without doubt legitimate and read- ers of the book, munifiea with the! ‘requisite propadeutics, will army itself was so small a part of |into a weleome light on fund the population (11,000 out of 3,000,-|problems of art theory, leading Socialist of that cour. as | (ry, Was called to the Cabinet. He rt, | became Minister of State. Under his | inspiration the Belgian workers ‘fought the tnvader. What such a /not be ignored This hook was |} about to be completed before the wa> / broke out The author, however. ' says that the problems treated in the _ book h&ve remained the Same; that is why he gives it to the world now. With the confusion in the minds of _the majority of Persons as to Sociat- |} ism, anarchism, Bolshevism and haif /& dozen other isms. it is well that a book from such an authoritative source can be secured to clarify the issues. (Kerr & Co.) | A POLITICAL NOVET. | LECTED Mayor of Har: iston, O., E.:- a huge joke. after hie fathe- had heen conceded the Victory, Winthrop Chase Jr. a likable young Iman of ordinary attainments pre ee eded to take the Job seriousls ane ‘turned the my Where blind tigers , into a bone-dry commu- ) ~~~~- This was all the more startlin Since Chase Jr. had been the talk of the town becar How Chase can with hypocrites even his own fa is charmingly told Gireat Accident,” — —_—- ut 12:20 p, ORT SCHLAGER—Entorea into rest. og ther and his sweet- by Ben Ames Wil- | In a campaign for re-elec- when the politicians have whipped the young Chase reveals extraordinary S Of manliness warded -with a great victor, fillment of a delig “author has deligh htful romance. The tfully pictured tnci- to any smal! N account based upon a “blue , book”-—and hence not subject to | introduces a wealth of HE MYSTERY oF Plots and counte ‘Mystery and ewiftly moving adven.- | Pers please COP | WASHBURN-NELSON Entered into rest, together. on Friday, July 9 19820. sudden! Claude Washburn, beloved son of Thomas Washburn and dear brother of Josephine, | Cora Noack. Lucy Nelson and Mary Wash |burn and brother-in-law of Robert Nelson at the age of 19 veare and Robert Nelson | beloved husband of Lucy Nelson (nee Wash - (burn), and dear father of Dorothy Nelson and son of Frank and Lela Miller and | brother-in-law of Claude Washburn, and our! i dear Funeral on Tuesday, July 1%. at 2 P. m., | from Weick Bros.’ funeral homa. 221 iGrand avenue. to New St. Marcus’ Ceme | tery WATSON. -Fintered into rest on Fridavw Pp Severn who found er in the false bottom | lacquered fewel box two strange individu the folded pay, Tt als in their ho- ater he discovered the 1 silver dagger with the ed hilt and he wondered circumstances ho had worn it as 4 it could haye left {t in i Count Charles de Souza's recent | book, “Germany in Defeat.” The! charming girl w and interest excited by paper and Speculation about the gir), Which plunged him and resulted in the un- | DEATHS dear son. brother and brother-in-law. ur 18 into bitter conflict | axed 38 vears 5 monthe and 3 days. Funeral from Hoffmeister pariore, 54624 h Compton avenue. Sunday. July ll. at ™.. to St. Matthew's Cemetery. (c7) Uly 9 at 10:10 > m.. Bernard ) gece bs Ye Cela hlager, our Gear brother. brother-ir. ; sa’ €&nd uncle, at the age of G4 vears ue notice of funeral later from Ziege - heir, Hros.’ chapel, 26v3 Cherokee it | SEAVor Un Friday, July #. 1920. at 4 D. m.. Mary Spavor (nee Husarik). ace years. dear wife of Andrew Spavor. b Ni | foved mother of Anna. Pauline, Joseph Paul. Mary and Helen Spavor. our dear daughter. | aaser. sister-in-law. “20Unt and cousin uperal, Monday. July 12. at 8:30 a. m from residence, 15°09 La Salle street. to Hoiv Trinity Slovak Church. thence to SS. Peter 4nd Paul's (emeterw. rom emeer of St. Mary's Sodailty Branch No : (c7) | | S‘OLLMER ~Fntered into rest on Saturday, Juiy 10. 1920, at 6-10 &. m.. Theodore BR , Gimer, beloved husband of Laura Vollmer ‘nee Fischer), dear son of Mrs Mary Voll. mer, dear brother of Mrs. BR. Daoust, Mrs. Schmal, Mrs William Moellenbrock. Mra. Johnson, Mre &. Schnur, Ben. Frank | ane Joseph Voilmer, dear son-in-law of Mrs } haries Fischer, our dear uncle and brother- } in-law, at the ace of 46 years. ' Funeral Tuesday. July 18, at 29 - dv. Mm , from the Kron chapel. 2707 North Grand ; avenue, to Valhalla Cemetery, Deceased |; Was &2 member of Anchor lodge No 443. , ( FP. and A. M iental Chapier No. 78, A. 3 ane St. Aldemar Commandery | No 18. Ger. an American and Carlisle (1il.) na (el) brother-in-law, at the age of 22 years. S ic7) uly 9 1920. at 4:30 p.m. Mary Watson, | | beloved wife of George Watson. Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly funeral pariors, 2ler and Wash streets. on Monday. July 12 eat 11 a ™m., to Bethania Cemetery. | revolutionary plot. (George H, Doran (PER SONAL | I. aes $5 ho follow the adventures PERSONAL—Swingon: Call at Grace Harlowe, Thomas Gray, will esting addition to he “Grace Harlow the author, J Sends her heroinggt in the world war, find an inter-| r experiences in ® Overseas,” in which | iraham Flower, o France, early| PeRSONAT—— Any person who saw automo, | bile accident at Stallines Outing Club, on lLorg Lake. Sunday, July 4, at & ; ® with McKinley car. kindiv address Box M. 344. Post-Dispatch. (cou) OO ——— — at the head of a | organized by Over. | This book is tha PERSONAL “H2A Eas- | fon. Like to see you; business, PRE PERSONAL—-Robert Cvarnowski, please call __ Benton LOR. iinionstaeateniiguintieettiiniinitiae cuit ee PtRSONAL-—Persons whe saw ladv knockeu | down by auto at 6th and 8St, OSarics at 1 ci} m, Tuesday please address 0. Box eee a 30 np. nm ‘on College giris. new series dealing With. work in the war. nus Company.) -_———~- (Henry Alte) i BALLARD—FEnt- red : or PixoDLe Jaret white FIiAWI L spent wi Kansas City «Mo i FOUND) LOST a tt tt eae AP Cabany 1886 “Ol Plymouth. «& BAt Lost: srnalii green and white beaded: ’ ed leather lining and handle; in Grand leader,- Judge & Doiph's- 7th and Locust ron 7th between places mentioned: at 4) ty mr. \ ednesday: reWard Phone Olt ” '41 Monday or address 230 Title (;Uarant. 4, dig iy BREASTPIN—$5 “goldplece, safets clasp, Delmar-Olive trailer. Wednesday. 3 p. m.: reward Rox E-43. Post-Dispatch ati BUNCH OF KEYs~ Lost. downtown or on Cherokee car: return to 6517 Shenandoah fter 7 D>. M.: reward (ot) cA M EO. PIN~~Lost “bets een 3407 ! ‘tah an! (grand av reward. Riverside 1036M CAIkK- Loeat. long lark blue - tricoletre. trimmmed tn tricotine; liberal reward. Grand ioe ae f¢ any CARDCASE~— Tosi on Southampton car Thursda v evening? about r oO tlock with money and paper: re ward Finder cal (Vive 1652 tore lM 6} Last. poole, vellow ears “xnsawers name Rusty, no coller. wi imitvy Nirginia and Walsh: reward $412 Riair ay IMM} Lost, male Aire dale, black and brown. colar and licensa whe lost: GSOS Scan lan Renton ldseapr Reward (eT? DOG. Lost: female; black. with tan Paws t and spots over eyes: totally blind roa t M hetght abour 18 inches: answers to name of Fox S"% reward. oor Virginia (7) DOG— Lost eollie, white, with brow nh spores, ieense VIS on nameplate on collar: disan- eared July 3, between 10 and If @. m “ictor 34887] (c7> DRAFT Lost, for $270 08, pavable to J. W Beall: finder please cal}! Forest 4404W ENVE LOOP? Lost eontaining hegatives I’ i a #. | rie a — ‘ame irn to Adcresese hh ent ela LYRGLASSES Last Jetferson and €Chou. fen rewar] Centra! me 1) 24 CLOVER LEAF Laet. Muhlie green peuri center: reward Phone Cabans ry STORE ri fsrand o ' reward rao Lone LAV ALLII RE i omt: Withour Chatty in I a favette Park or Sou a! ! et wee = , . ’ , , ri m i Keepsake Ss Te an ; ft? ‘ard ww 4 Hroa ‘wa 7) LUNCH BOX —Lost: binck thermos. on Uni eis ear. Friday Finder please call ; it lores 51a ’ | avat eontainimiga tdenets ° (‘nited Cigar Store (o 4 ter > ' Neck oor im rewar, i WwW {th ré [a rite’ ' Lite name Prince -342 Mulia POODLE Dth,-Lost. white. male. epite eare in victni*ty of iar ' eri aa : La « '* Thuredevy a m. Return 151% Fast Grand PURSE. -Lost; Forest Park Highiands find. or Kee tT) Friaeeje rest url x ys 2334 (“aes a’ ete thdt Olive SAMPLE (“ASE Loeet black, containing Sua TY a of ; dertakers bl ‘ Is “ave satmne it Thweae@ ay and wet 8. reward hite 13 ‘avender check. r Munictpa Theate hurca evenine ‘ar’ if retirned tn 4°02 wu oats rater - SILK BAG- Lost, ladies’, blaek. containing brooch. 3 diamond rings and 1 wedding ring. keys, *7 in bills. Finder please return fo 401GA MeKinley. Liberal re- ward. Forest 2366-M, (eT) fx POST-DISPATCH. HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS _ At ones. “Ba LOST AND FOUND . . Oe cil tn iets oe RIEREI ING--F | f ‘Niered Into rest Thursday, & r July 8 1920 &t 6:30 p. m., Louis J Cai Dar ten | Beling. beloved husband of Emma Riebeling | SPRPCTAC ise of his drinking. | (nee Rebson), dear father of Louis Riebeling. ; oP: Steady Work. bOUK KREPER— with a small red ritbon tied on: $5 reward. | Ames Reality Co. BOX NAILERs —-Wood Pith and Mullanphy. BOY—To set) goods (‘all today. JITie N Colored. to work r. straight bow in and Grand : Find Cordes, 3546 Gravols, helween (ora and about 17. to work in jewelry business 14 for ‘dining room private family of five. Call at riehe _BOYS WANTED | Strong boys to work in pressroom; echool boys need not apply. Post-Dispatch. MONEY Found. ia ? p @mount and where And woodworking ma-« CARINE TMAKERS °? . Cutters, shaper. molder. aticker [BUSINESS CARDS | CARPET CLEANING—-UPHOLST'G GLOBE CARPET C1 : 6:4 tlons; good wages. Box Bomont S52? (8) (0. ; carpets reno. 2v Finney. Lindell 20380 NTER Met ‘ann: he will repair, make a GO Carpet Cleaning nos and househo!l _MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES GAS PIPES st: care of raw materia! stocke PAINTING done promptly LERK— YOUNG MAN ‘OMPETENT FOR __ STORAGE ANC MOovING ADVANCE Moving Co.. T $4 OYED AND ory furniture in exchange. examine bolts of anhattan Spdeonging Wo ‘TH EXAMINERS— To reprovf warehouse _Ask for Henry Hem. COM POSITOR—Jon: STOVE REPAIRS A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY CO. _ Stove repairs. _ 816-318 [PROFESSIONAL a LA CENTRAL LAW wakes and shert hours, 1 N. Third et (es) Ste -+* at night. 408 Morgan. econd: $50. room and COUNTER MAN—Bxperionoed: good sala Schertz Cafeterta ' Stitt —_— ee. Denial Laboratory Men First-class piaster men and plate polishe DIS Ww Tei pre DANCING TONIGHT at Nicholas, 49164 mar. * BUMMER DANCING BCHOO REY. / ,#0Ns anv our; class lesson -For laundry route: Olive st. Phon Apply Banner Laund LEA te “dance at (Cave Dancing Aca ] and Olive sts: uesday, Thuraday and Sa private lesson as nigh ee SBAS the latest stens? I'll ust can’t make mv term of lestons at -man for wholesale Banner Creamery, DRIVER— Reliable stered, or com say t behave since i sERK-—No fountain work; references in letter, on &. Derris, Sikeston, Mo. feb ’ ‘erin, am grunt ae y | BERNHARDT’S—St. Louis’ or registered ase sistant. Enderle Drug Co.. Grand and Olive, ‘ .* [acer aaseaenra seaeeestininesieumtesiiien aisie-s positively best training: Ee DRUG CLERKS—Men expertenc ( to work up tin the packing diviston: perma. nent position: HOLL, Pin lr» + ( *+ are f »’ DETECTIVES DETECTIVE LADY -~Does shadowin Gand tn- ; tor repair words ‘ i DETECTIVE—Does ELEVATOR STARTER. arge modern of« nnn) | EXTRACTOR MENT wo shadowing, investigatin Statler Laundry oth a 8 FARMHAND—Good " Carleton Bidg.. 6th 4717. FIREMAN—Apply 52 THEATRICAL VAUDEVILLE ACTS Wea. |__ Laundry ¢ ba thes FLOUR PACKER “apable man, fully perienced on flour packing. WMEN, ATTENTION Good and anxious to better himeelf: tion places formerly . ©xXperience, ete, Niehaus Jazz Land “EMPLOYMENT WANTED FORD MECHA NIC Steud work. 4140 Olfve, the manufacturing of viece e state where vou have been e« pensation wanted. a high-clase men, ‘ is iw splendatd open! MECHANIC HE Phone Sidney 167 in office ‘ot Mercantile Appiv Barber Asphalt Pavi ‘ERS—On ice wagon, »t CARPENTER and cabinet shop. does every- . wuitbnnen eal x and anywhere. : (‘olored Harrigan STM 2. ; 718 N King's hiah experiemel; oqored., MAN. . ame. Ww ould like work Ot require standing e eS Barter. - Ice WAGON DRIVERS Stem: Aliso man for tk ehouse married man wants steady ' FREEZER MAN—One PHARMACIST— sit, for work around office Apply room 504 Unien Electris 'TCHEN MAN” Appiv 2h \ ~ ‘Broad LA Be RERS- ’ Fer jumper Bee ar. 24 and Palm (es on Clayton roedg. ‘eT? and nigh anift. Ce. on XN : et. (-®) Hill-Reban Lume an Wabash tracks iow wn Bou o.. 18th ‘ ' Roeckeler Lumber Co. 3400 VY For street work. at Vain at end of « ayton LABORERS For White: ® heures’ wear |ONS--WOMEN, GIRLS | -# Shipoing room werk and general LABORERS HELP WAN TED} NATIONAL LEAD CO, 5548 MANCHESTER, LABORERS— Steady work. Ape ADOLPHUS BUS@Q GLASS MFG. CO, Main LABORERS—For day and nigh cood wages and stead year round. PATENT PULLEY CO., 3500 'fingtneering “aed Mae, tae 4 re OPERATOR ~ ceteris Smith. Columbia Bes Coa.. JUMPER PILERA Steady wo Lumber Co., Page av and cf ~ —ey- iF t\ ard Grocery Ce. 413 & iin st owe Lumber Ge ae ; ic Ge wait
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2 a | oe ee ri SAT JULY AUTO! SATURDAY, ! ‘JULY 10, 1930 af _ & THERE’S A PLACE FOR P WwW Y CA ABLE ORKER! Right herein this town at good pay. Watch the Help W = steel nn . e Help Wanted —— » 8 ST. LOUTS ee O8T-OISPATCH. _ MELP WA"'T TED. MACHINE: arg pe RAL _HELP_WANTED—MEN. BOYS LP Truck and Mfr oP HANDY MEN—S8t. Louts MEN—To 4ri ap ee. a WANTED-—MEN BOYS TS. ast of roadway N. Mall, 5 ae) "Apply at once, Fiat Trsens: good wages. YOUNG M ao98 ¢ einen | : aici y . . . 0 20 ar ' —— -_ NAILERS— And _ \[ N —————E keeping . - years o 4. for time- x i bo . om . and figuring 10» mm od ne = ' one tag? Box Factory, 2000" Pn bo ‘3 — is B factory work. ST. ac tis e and BS dems __—_— ay ge for lA : HELP WANTED—-WOMEN. GIRLS BUSINESS F — uner A Rros F anhar ly Philip Ot See ce eno , ‘ OR SALE ee oat CHIN - i ASK ET & BO umber Co 4006 ON. STENOGRAPH See a CLOTH eer n 1 good, allround, for dav — 2d xX C 0O.. i ees ; ic) wi th one ° ER—And | off’ ce ass!s stant: ROOM —— OO ING PBB t #hift: most) anc rse l. ; MAN—R , _ : r two years’ e e ING HOU SE work. Columb! ;, Mostiv maintenance nai hel; oo obust. handy with too! —aAanrw S18 New Xperience: salary. | SE—S rooms. 35358 “Pa e. ‘ ipa Box ¢ Co.. j (] } wip repair hic? . ih LOO to AAP . : York Storage Co... 2 cine - : WANT co ret at. wUO North Mar- learn to sell —_ CASS store fixtures and ‘hia we have no ‘Mes ian tals ; NN OD DD I LPL STOC ’ 2218 Washi ev) / ROOMLN¢ ; rr eee eee A TED ner ews GACHINIeis fed) | —| work easy: dandy « small Wages to start; ! }: and on ence in operating ‘ - - — ma Cs ’ a ad\ ertis- f yi RIX —— _ --- - ‘ 4 & = Divi. 4c sf — _ . it ment: men’ . Ss te, * Apoly | ey me Be mae iin ‘ i \ ( I N¢ 7 \] A \ _— iz OR ST y¢ ‘hk a el address of the concern Fang ll we 4 or fail ed ‘n r eport + , te ag oe oe ‘ Wey 4 seu rs on childr en's i i é@N'E 4 oe ICA Sieh , _ Noon it desired olan pes oe ee —_— grees, | ot 2 #07 _-_ mote in ee 4 0., adtaon, . , - 7 ? . ’ nation. or cr a Gr: : —* , ‘ D> 5 guaranteed. Ar } ’ 5 2ucl q oe ngs 4 026 s > aan : hip .. ar th T if OR BRASS ROLI ING W OR Ix IN VW HOL ES SAT, E | rw nomination. declined tne | a" Headwear Mfg. Co., 905 Washington Rin STAU Pant ) cH) v Vandeventer. Det: SOR, Shipping 1844. pi a bara» | \ gpa SHOE HOUSE “ yey _ H.—You cannot take your}; BOOKW | —— ton | “doing 00d FO a a pay a old stand (Rho oe e PEERLESS | MILL; STEADY JOB L s HOUSE. APPLY 1427/||| train but must put him in of tha | name applied | Renpecsaes wee o | TI rit ; e¢( in “a ncjent Greece an U ERS. S D. ——— NT ee oe "oe? is e at ea’ dresses and aulta, Machinist and | TE XHAR AROUND. 3 “A a L427 || Site bagasse nian inthe baguase| especially to a. clase of wand and |ilon « CKER SDa FOUNTAIN And tee creams wiorer on | Bitte HR" Come! SelB Bh aio will gulls a | i , | yor ~ ital _ ae r os » = : iy 0 a class f we . ' n seorgwette a hitr — . ' . . ‘ - hear a (7 ay tJ» wi Banks, i | APPLY TO WESTERN 1): G_ MEN. eave sin at-appearing. 17 9 SUBSCRIBER e Serres w ho — ited ¢t a — ; year arr and: SB rag Mo in & am. y 4 , sere STORE w ——— and 4 nice livine - “— aot st. my “eo ’ at lL) ue ve sing ® . . “4 — - ‘ ’ i } ‘ _ ys 4 P » ce > o : ’ ane UPS ES y | * a i ae ———s 7 : ry lacksmiuth ( ‘ARTRIDGE . 4 i | ——- Publishers’ YP _—— pa Dee lon; $00 | N. Smith tin this ee ee 80. da ng & So — as the Homeric lays = oe re o EME Sonne ready for manne. a Wr Aosia neighborhood. See owner, OSS3 Theo- i fas nay F a. Sa yes ladies" and gentie- a ‘e et tio 0.. 37442 ae : ; . . ie Chi- 3 nded down b oO ZS Oe ree ee CUO 1319 Was! _ - --- ; , ‘ uita, overcoats, dresses, cs IB hy CO EM = - cago store is large missi y ral trans- | | ashington. | 4 All on s > } pants, skirts, ah hat A - ‘9 4s = {é) | York - ree r than the New 118s on, the rhapsodis . li | G@eerene = - ic : ' Hat AY count of act ' ’ i ’ oes, a: 8: anythin in Louse- ~ » a : store. We w , a ists were a TYPIST—L! eeree i) | ash, balance time _— part old goose: highest ih! ; ‘aD—Coupe fi. FOR COAT MINE i LOY MENT D E P T CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS ' to let your hair eee advise you gers hy aggro class, and there Ate Lite jusurance office: salary Sm: = — _Box F- S17 _P.=5). 60} le Ya - S 5 or ghest prices paid. “Apvelnintas like fn das 4 W y , * 9 e ee - : in . Rented mk Pa * . . — i e doubt that they ofte: preferred: Ve nowiedge of shorthand | _ age bl. . : Bs * “103 50 MILES ‘ ; ITHIN | EAST ALTON, ILL (c8 } . org Naw spaper, house-to-house IP mee Ry hg ee ah ou might wet the aperners y considerable influ ee G-316. Post- “Dispate ws advancement. Hox | FOR TURN YOUR OLD CLOTHES IN =, -- tate I . . , straight sala: rma ne _ ‘ yo s , | he te: TY PIAT caliente NTO. : S OF ST. LOUIS:. | | H-I8S,” Post-Dispateh ¥y; permanent Box ing John R a emg RS dress-| with By es wong But rYPIST—Work chiefly filling — —— (08) | SA LE—W rD r never hagg yo CA ‘e et. itery oa iy ; 2 ~ ’ Ss - ; SS 4 . letters, addressing en’ Soe a" ising ad ric - al ' STEADY WORK Yo! Ni; MEN ro solicit: “jane ) | tary of the Granda Lodge of M ecre to writing and the } ae ome poe ms od end: ae preemet x envelopes, taking o basen | | ticle 1a worth: I buy mn oe 4 y what ar mnt AM . ‘ GOOD | MOLDEM—and . , fed Retween 4 and 8 p.m, ree commission. Zoard of Educatior Rui Masons,| manuscript c onies. : ' circulation of own it ry we one Wao iil work on he MISCEL shoes, etc.:; will call on 15 ee Se wr" a CONDITIONS S T 4 7 . Sash and ly Pd men. . ‘q Apply Huttie e } falp._ic’) 1 Louis. ‘ 1 uilding, St. the rhapsodists wr Hh, oe 1 - gay eed of | who } ony ab?! : . As he if supervision. and PO eth abrge hi -LLAN EOUS FOR SALE rags phone. N. Oceslender. 3020 olaan Siwnee oe ave . ) ; x . andeventer. | MPLOYMENT A S ‘ } 2 ally changed, nent and ! —onertegy » take charge of depart- : ves aged OP PPL et eee ae oemont 1297J. ed , é 4 Se S. C. MASS: so that in the f and manage other hel ’ | CANVAS - —— 2 mally i \ yr ——ESESE_ EEE ic GENCIES A | ; MASSA.—I Vv : ourth century " 7 ec] c a etiiaabinn lp as it ts add As Large lece APPA > - EXPERIENCE, ETC. BOX | weno g ; Journey men: onde aaubecon = TRADE SCHOOLS — _ Fad toy § other poe a ore Somate with eve sent as stupid persons, | core a ood haters. wth ‘ase poart on. of. ‘ faa Ele “far ee es ey y® * 1h OY ome gre P . bale: 5) ? a : " OOF, (charter © at : Kaall i | ubdtet . ; os = , 1 no ing to z . Stir, (y e ; ~ : ~ Saary 0 erin sebout . 1s wtec 54 N " - ; ; , S J -287, POST-DISPATCH | roy “Mo” Antelope st. aed 0! duit and! TRi-cIry BARBER COLLEG ~~~ | || which + eee 2 , COPyrights, a retentive [= ee Fo ape lh sut | A-229. Post- ‘Disnat - esas in repiy. Box | == = sane sexes a ae fer aa FOR SALE a ; ; - . 1) 4 , 4 a aed ‘ : »-* ‘ . ' i. ‘ P S tt. - Se eS - 4 : eee bs a (7) | ladles and men; ts ition. $: 7E—Wanted, | | (NF strictly original yd5u are writ- | ons, however, continued to be! ~ HU NIVERSAL PRESS et Y) ABE REGISTE Aii Nationals her | CAP—M "e ¥ ‘ — ; MOL DE . catal: oy ue free: . -"— = % wages paid: iit fo lay f ] matter there is uiar until ‘ % : , d= | iror SSO And ladies ‘ lothe a niAKeSs cto anh : . ; iais an 7 otne! 0:16, trimmed with gen ' amin Ciibie RS—S . mass rictiy modern: slectr ei wful reason for - . : a comparatis ely lare i 7 , ier. Apply. Leader Laundry on , ' work > to yp nt BSKLied Mer hanics do ow in rand new: wi o it ulne ermine; la«etie : ee | ¢ ove p ate and | Be Loui nydrautic ic chair, 811 Market crs | the book not publishing riod. The rhapsodist SENGMENT Cletus need __ ¢e82) | || - c PF. Cc. CO.—The populat — ané Ww hen reciting eaten th Me AiTRESS—1000 N. Grand av. ¢C Seale Co., S12 St. C} re guarantee d. Howe! 81; girl's jag $1 “Boy iM Sh a, coat, eniy fimited vrriod ‘BNO amen: £146 BE seamen doe necce ea badly * men 1 10 largest ation of} 5; Ss a mar of his office. WAL r RE SS -E xperie ” | PAINTS—We m ~_ CO AT rc >a —— ar. (®) + operates like MEC ) Ps good working conditions| 2” wree Mr. » babs d; no experience. Catt | || under the fao0 cities in the U. S. | did not confine himself to mere Ms WAIT RE ‘* ITR s he y ner . ‘mile i's Yl ] ¢ . ' ties (®) dette: : Vi ondbhand acking ban hand nailers on & ment in home - ey wes Ber eking employ- mn ‘72 Hy Boston 747.923 Ty f hence this term i J ggg i 1 and lave a wee “Tale i te hour day, .6| SHOE MAKER'S — a 7. t. Charles _st. (cl) pane SSES S—New white rT essa line. ne TELA ty a [ oa ¥ nE vores Apply . ‘au —_ ——_ = 2 ipetiftutions fs co more .o6 -4. Pitt | ot a often applied t vA : K._ 1s - arn (ot) | ” WIL Com lete | ’ eworl georgette, $5 ' . : ver n ‘ iis ”., 1217 22d b Glueck Fos nd sears cleaners nur ooks, Ang » @ « ae ure, 5Ss 79° ! the separate b k . e LO i} \V ITRE ~N F - - — ’ hurner . : ; | 4. Ret fin - . wee size 326 \Forest any Qh ; | apes: at cae, | and emergency else Urses, SPRInstresres ngeles 570. 080 pa OS) 4) apache Rone: Os the lliad and ( sxperienced 2890 Washing Call Monday ! as plate: chair and rifle LADY'S eult roe Se fon coupe and ra T . NIG HT Ww ag — : many ine , Tha - 4 We nave work for | AST R. ‘ertain Jacob, who pe ay Bt i “ w AITRE sS—-Pxperienced; 3 days a wee! MISCELLANEOU sn yg Bee > O: ‘TICAL MBECHANIC—Must be Pie an proposition in Yonglan ae" sex;||| globe. The ean age gy Te the Lord of Hungary, and wagner 7 nod pa 4242 Olive ; & days a week in S WANTS ; GOLD AND SILVER : - nd L-com cin bench 1 aa expertence utdoor work, > eel anaes earant = | ow oO know . . , : noniy ,W 3 ——— " ce) > mies fe ~~ — wili buy ! ‘ APPLY Sai ADY _ W ply t eRe OO Taare One mounter. ny odchanged ae see references | ave on Ee moon duri ee a TB peared aa B ane ob of my tt ap- : an % SES—Janner’s Restaurant. 702 N APPAREL Wed.—Men's, ladies’ clothing, » i -HEST price paid for gold, old a Sa Pa anle so 6 ° ad a) ‘Ti’ ~ -- th fl (c3) oe — (eS) | || ‘wae that we are on ipse | fie w ader in Flanders. — pee SE a SS Texas Shipp! ) rugs. stoves; big prices. roken false testh. 3 id, o1 fowelry and undays | RK. |OPTICIAN—Frame fitter, ad-)~ SALESMEN WANTED rig wertace., The sising a the outside | ana fanatic unpeineipia® Gevensaess Wee ee short hours. | — pping Co. Del, GOR, Grand 1846 | CASE pald for ena Nee tera scot ae was mas : ’ - Soe a degree - =: a 1 able man. T em l SeruwePapr — mo k d, silver, platinu Wiant ‘w! aron W ° juster and salesman for ret il SAL OMEN To hi Arr | travel nani A. overs degree we | ee Louis IX, (Saint «Pea ee Fat. | WOMAN—To fold ~ efroviars: no as N OOIT RR, Home Magazines. frags. Cen fe Pa ny yO la 4 up 0. $20 for — yy rta! ae.) Jo! epartment ; ° must be . 2212" Olive st. cusel cel. & ieee. Sup Co ll) The fact n the surface ofa xlot disastrous Seventh ( 4 in the if Ww WOMAN- ihoshe Gp wn laane!._°9 “ine. (08) oo el pre Vass. Bu “a : ¢ . yaranteed mecjan' ‘en d. experl- | Faces ee oe * (a ill far oan that we see the stars, ~ | preceding year had rusa and the | room, 424 Prin y. to work in small lunch- SECOND SAFE Wd —Tvpewriter cash @ EE . france of brand (o) ce Apply to ALOE OP-| ,pes' AN = “live leads furnished on}/| that nd the near, Is a positive Sroot| in the hands ces bee © ee | WOMAN en © | scription price inlet ates an. PATENTS _ amiali cash ° ’ , 1 rropos th n i i+ a . ; * ... y « a on - 0 amme « 7 r oe. leases in Fiddy fexico State 17 ar — ¢ s to show th | would free tl Tale hty and. $50) Newberr) ’ neal only; wh ita. ' AOU _ live 6 Re ADS” . ' in Eddy, Lea a: -_ =. are on *he out at we) 16 Holy Land by. mean hand nt eo JOUSEHOLD G [AN “ORDER Le La ee —— (« 3) snes ; liberal ’ ra he Flin eo Be ] aera . oun - inside of a Mo oye and not on the! re oe common people. Sn aikedemnadl WOMAN Ww hite. to do wi rs cleaning. IS GOODS — FOR SALE POU LTRY AND BIRDS a ai ~ PAO. sty we ‘ : | s Al. ¢ r, water heater. 424: | chigar . . z ua da. 47448 4 L. AMt¢ N-—-For dairy f (oT) OXY-ACETYLENE WEL. DE — 1) pr to sell issue d'rect; no hroker: 1 ates of oint and 61 grad his followers in well-org: {A N—Colored, Be ‘washing. alk soe - oe a . vid BP t N Jefferson arti; steady job. Call ~ B00 | had at least two v -RS—Muet have! position for real Ih . ‘ a rea! ; t- ) Annapolis lost t} ¢ Ue | ized companies and —s rgan- flanne|ls Apply Leade - 48 and COMBIN ATION ee mS . (Ti PAI. MONTHS . - CC EEE willin t ears’ experience n | ger ete, room 64° sote o Sa ir An- auringe tha rece trsgPipe 161T ivas the way te > - peri , ostensibly on Texae a . ' ‘ r aundry, otf ‘ ’ bein RANGE Eietrate: - # ace a a ft TORY eh riiis arg ) furnace and ‘porter work. 821 | i pay, Bee ° ° Mr "Weaner, 4 oso NS work _ > 4 ee ae rene Stat for interview, Point dead we tye? shen tel rhe Ww est pine hone t) ; os oa ap bega n to Wwe MTA \ —For “niet : ki ee 7) Del; “ en. . $5). Call Cabans iin ee soe SAFES SALE. IN’ a . oe “ 2th, SAT.FESMfi ef ry -~—_- —-- ree ES (ty) tion o if File . ed in ac Me ' trv. The true ct} = ?. r go tchen work, eauine alec tr carr OO RA AA AY MP iy le Pac KER » A) TE on (5) | - sit Automobile salesme - r died of wo » ace- acter of th ae f rue cnar- night lunch = : 8 rvine IA \ ere —_— st a (eT) CAPES Overstock — > : : - memicain, xperienced | in pac king drugs rr : finest new 6-: ylin nee: aia men for the action. Of i oe unds receiy ed in| avident “4 movement soon hecame meant. te Tiss eparing exetab les. cooking ft a. ‘T i? (jolden oak 4017 Te - Nab vain + ; 7 Or ked with secondhand fen: i BER. WiAON M Auls W holesale Drug ae eplend! i opport tur it ana .. lan the market: were ki lled in a a polis dead three propert. “— rulers were attac* a ; N. ray lor s ourt Bapti et Sanitarium, 91H DRESSER, oan rugs gon =~ nae Baumann & uy 7 421 NN. 4th at. obo IWFERSON AND | A must bea able 9 oO } - ages marge ComMMission of ai > 7 Cc lion) and 8 ' v ae efroy ed ’ ; . * 2 ire rye " " at een : . - — eMmonstratol of higher or e.. No officers in aarti bes , ree and the Jlews a 1C¢Aal ig 10 cleanin Appls niv 1411 (Chem- * CR KS ae 4 ive box S10) “T1117 S teh, et t Hy ii-Marvin ‘cates; t — proof: Herrtn«- BI 1¢ K it 4 : LiCuUls e 1 : ‘ very | . ' og) ' : 4 ry ae mo , ‘ 1e American | cution. The pie rue) perse- WOMEN To scrub and clean Steal —— P a ne oy ; co plete line. sool as — - rm rts able vaulte ppt Peeing oon aa New 1010 mode). . = were ulti- at night: short hours on - ; CRNI? ot i ’ (7) ‘os yade Dee POs terrns if destre | + ] th; , apply | $d r. 100 3 (« 3) BHO E 4 ton. e ee s 7 : =: fa’ (a = i e . lat { if v— w } n f T y ~ . ‘ ing th wi r f ‘ . i iy ,u ) n rit} 4 j Ti ha id . . ington a“ Tr n ae . ’ = + - --= _ . . ‘eg i NIT tl ; ‘ Lilo ery ' . lent * mnie ti, } stie V«e@ial if ALL I nhke f ! I? | .@' 3 ‘Wing mac Ines ep | - ’ ie OT — 7, ’ ’ sone. ere a: (a ' lint Yr) i ’ te ! ral 228 ’ ety ems ? 7 ‘ ori \ iable i ; Panie, mnahowgea} ' oO) ? ‘ i '~ AN-—Pantry man or boy, to work nights; N _ oth. _f¢ SALE=M! ro cove ~ Whi . Indiana IN ver Illinols Ind; s. diana and ] n rc ic the exceptional case of Col. Ed J f . Ed- | Jacob wae kille ) $ cilled while har: } aranguing my. Restaurant, aoa Cc) 2 KE ‘RS > To wo i in : —_ . ac tory. &® a is ~ Te FI Missour! with a well-known spe nity se r F> w he = j 2) 3, , ceording to 1 hed. mo “ke - lie 7 ‘ r Omfort : ‘vy. "4 ’ cy ROO Oliv 4 £; 8 + ! Co eee “J Pe ~ - ¥ ; i as 4 “hy | route. B00 War e., ‘ | Pe a iZ an x us ive and eronr “ - STORE ANO OFF c ! ’ e ted or \ Rroae a: me ‘ = “€1XTURES | 4 . i. te ” Pat Din ng. f for filling station. Box G- 506. ST ANIN (7) . iG MILI. MEN es -_ outlred 3 1° handy men f _ —Machine feeders and — : . Ox a Voaxt Dispat a n mill, Hill-Behan Lumber BALESMEN—Write for list of lin and full | _ the commission was en yf ® an ul | man of equal ie route. no Phili , ui: rank wit nC hilip V. simila h Gen. Law-/| under the sauna beta broke out yrevex These — RANGE And dining tabie; at a | . . ‘ VAT - COMSEUM. JEFFE! narti niare: f®Aa;ri? . > 7 yea ly: : | F re sa " ton ll. *ou n ! 0} j I I - see s iovVsS Vz id oO rie Ny ’ Me as 7 e a OT 1 itimat ly gai 476 Vera fA : : SARE W tel - Oc « wihar ] Ss t { Al : a " y ’ : a ’ | ens! eriaetear j i * ore ane window fixtures: AND WIiPFE—Whi . 1ite;: man for orte Maiinable fHotel. F800 N and chamber work: % | prin age av. and Wabash tracks (o8 > - : a Way ; ’ ; NING v —— c } big , = e c ’ . tar HAN ) 4 — —v~.« ~ iz oeman ‘ y ; - + am jag A meng, pated £10 month, room sae PANAMA CAN vo VAN rE D FOR pert« need: d See _ Se inexperience i or ex- he , isco Hospital, 4960 Laclede. | 0 See aeness im operating all , Sears m lust | Salezemen’s T1 Asan re veling National 8 admitted to West Point Ju! neg machinery i aa ? ,’ Wwood- eSee *pt. ab bade (“hicago nree oth " —_ ‘oe JULY ] {} + Wax: et ee (Je) . - nelu iinge sha a a see “ag m i¢ rs qualif > ire atened tn ‘ Te . —Seerremped at marking and stencil-— oo See citisens. final tapers, u i must | STOCK SALESMEN—We hav (c8) was no vacanev ir led. but there|the Pope, J Ane Avignon, when b boxes; rmoust also write plain h 4. | 3 re of age. in rood health: one , under 50 in - We have the yo = from whieh the ! the districts Dy ». John XNATI excomn . ve oken, 2528 Te y, and. Ap-| tation furnished f ; free tranepor- | K Proposition in St. Ls » Sore he they came Saver |} cated them, and th : ee Aa RaA* N KE .‘an ay (eo 7) inning Aate at rom New y ors: wares he. | TT) anufac ; irine compal a ; irve li al ot ie rs took t? a e . ‘ ey enteany Ca reasson ‘ 1 if Ll e Seneschal of (3 AS ANGES ~ - fgne a AR con up shop and do | Sttice, The Rak, | Prete. Chief of | prone and increas a tee . W OPSTAUNE Gt &! | Xamination and army, sone dispersed them with an buffe tn icebox - . Roy * Gaining ibles repair work, ¢ - | Washington, p.| Ci orders offered me SS Cae Se See wae | ————-_—_—_ ‘ mar ‘ahath 291, ee 4506 De rive description, | Hipecring and Mfg. Co. 1h2Z3 be se En- | f? ‘et} i hat a given os y | i? e last week we \l ED C - _ - i Ae i in lell 1th . ’ DD s a , pte TPO | pr rs) ! low ‘ation. 2 4 MAN N = muettce | PORTER Colored. Apply ro 504 Un i te aoe” aotee | Wits eeene Tani (A e ¢ 4 [, QI I: STIONS ’ _ GAS NANGE—White enameled ’ j4 frading Co. Sle “Eranklin a\ Wels: 2 —, nous en ee -aged Germans | 7 Electric Bidg._ . om 504 Union eusertenceé rs ‘ a , a Sve wane on - ' Answers prepared h ja physi ae a. iva, |: AC | ORY WORK ITN DER high “OV ome po ts Bh nameled Quick Meal FOR SALE : > re £ Ah pte Sioa dat really want a goo . PORTER —White. — (cv) | te offered t fC salesinen, and opportunity ion questi oy - jsician of authori ' iv; 915 N. Bro lightly used; rare barga' ? Serge; operates § like r Cla ton. Box Mf ~50N. Poat - Dispatch. ters | mar and DD uel! id. Yeardi’ 's s Restauraht t. Del those + wd ‘ » ge me - ~ = ‘ Me rie agers. to fj wna a som ey 4 public inferest only will he ete ] He alth and sanita- i ] Dic Al, ( ( yN | IITIONS TST eel a aee = Ls (08) ADD NG MACHINE. -Six-ba ~ 2 Beit Bin 4 ’ ‘et e200 gown, bala ~Ex a “ : i ‘OR r I: R * ant | Te | ive me Security Ride i” inid wal , " 27 é f | Si¢ ered. Di p . ‘ , 3 e : e+ r \ BLE 4! ' ag eae = . rere eonreditie ; . Aen IAT urr he: > Paciunt fipen Mire MAN peri ruckin - ‘olore d: ger 1 . _— — — SS uae ee ‘ i . es ses M i ? - 1onose g or r . _W eS phe ter 14) hed eu, £55 a OT} ReTLoeTe A : nee Ran r - it . ; , he work, for vac J and heavy at Win Aler w holesa my al r rte: ‘“ orl : call . Ai, SM K \ fy o | ; — : hi he Dp u blicly ‘/ iScu Sse f f 7) , ‘ ot be gi Cn. Ou st ; >” 1*] | > at ) 4"¢ ) > r ry ’ ’ — 1210 --— a . S . : « mang f « Ni? ~P ine Barthe! ee BV ROLE, Road af ww esaie se: show a ar - large | PORTE nr. eS ok ale If loral %. 1! $10 Pine: j ritoryv { , , in? “#4 S* ‘o handl . ae when a . a showing eviden: PS of tons fhat eran nor » L ‘ IN \ \ 1) n ANG [2 « ipe . bid Ich BON ‘aT Lf ii at ‘om) cordition 1 Aitroat 1 _pioyments. Box G-91. ey ous @m- | xperience nnd ; vr 0 ePata ’ ah 4 ' Ai sg : = nr om 1) To 7 . P . . Since *) ; .; ‘ ; r . * ’ 4 ~~! erior arepe! . ’ —— " - ' ait WSMittle " ; r a ' . ” ‘ ts G-91, Post-Dispatch. (7) er laundry, 2315 — Apply L ead- | a busts eas: hacked bv large yo &. iB). ee i panied by stamped envelope. ) rity, will be answered GIRLS WHO WA NT STE \DY cas range; good condit! — I ter Onk _—~ Aiso other fixtures. Revs o ounter tee. . Coy "ay saan Det : 20 to BS, fo | PRESSER— - {-—— + ——-— —— ali *1) / ie) a rd CAT) f rnish hy a’ at > a OU O71 ! ,. = A r 7 s ©} ly . . . . ; ™ . 4 4s Fit’ > " hes. x -—— ss ~ AL 4 | an : r R 1 ” ° — tah r package and ¢ con- | For lady’s wo wae, i men make from $2 ik ceferences; saies as bow I$ such a condition] circulat TORK , UGS~—~Sarge!s Glebe ©: . > | OF FICE, 7 . At wenteys ‘the pa wing. order, inka. and stock | eens. Co., 4477 Olive ia. St. Toute | Vrite iadhens ng — $1900 a week ae it ote: en eae" he remedied bien =. on of the blood. and t W OR hy . A PPL Y R > ADY TO _ © o.. 624 Olive: bot ‘ Be ned me Cleaning (i.4 5 Re. , A “airs, rug, ory rifles. Rox CHE: \V It ‘ 1, Ie T tion, 'v sion permanent | Ss BED eR For SSS TS as-Moore-\Lilarn, 114 os - j adress rhom- whe A Iba O een in eariy rout] on gar must he there aes he ashes : a - ris r aun : — ae Mike A a tc8) OT re ; : vate tm 1 allinckrodt Chemical Co.. for etree ereke- Allan t ‘arton Co 1701. Che pe t oma i ‘itv, Ox. 201 nson Si.. UKia- my nN the bones were soft and plia- ae it VW ou! d he ne fie " a oe (,0 ro \\ OR Ix : ? fer {, yea a . ft , . i ( ¢ y ae Ms Diesix \\ Vt fle A ito Rey , pair. ‘f R708 fial built ANAGER A ood : pies fel) mee omar. © re Crry SAIL. Ee SM AN ' 4 a "4 os N | Hon Tt Ww ou! 4 et . ' ervous Mea! ' “4 ter . ae tree furniture or ! ' _ a an , ( “ — « . reliable “mar — - is cet Es j —) na ‘ ric if y : ° . . \IRS. I’ s If | a ehil ‘ no be harn f ’ : ligh-oven Kt s T Me is ] . . -m tat | ’ IN : a, ; : P n te : : ip S “ —_ . ao 4 a ainte a : th mc re tii nan fe . . Vol i f > ‘ . . ,* hild, nor j rn ul to fa TP TTS T Ts v? _~ = Near gall , ta. heating »* - “ , tr. I $ iT ro Mm Roemer - ’ Tg mes ae aienree. St. Clair: ae RESS FEEDERS Good men to handle au seneety trade, mai 1 now calling on the a along in years such a Ped + igen ca | often. It BA harmful if used W Pe Bie mt a TDI Sean eh eee iO a ate ty 7. and cages, Call Sid ney re inted: 1 Ford : - . ‘ ee | in a rave . v% a ie ers a « rages Set @ Stati . os + sts a7 *% r su , 5 f . : ' baeRE c he 1? ; ’ \ l > > \ ! — See 4 a . . nas ine preposition to pete: have a good!) Waees. Apply Blackwe! : der plant: good | , alers, ety agg eee Maguey aah - ations, ca ests . pithelioma. or skin cane 5. i for w hich it is use ’ n the purpose 2 AN diet iciLict Pil Ti g ‘i cae T hae) ondition o er to seam EWo:!l \\ i aaa j article oft . he } ‘ " Re (te ,* " a cer. | > d as i> } a VA As] i ‘4 YPE . the cl landy, 1f TL ‘ r hi jntat , . vy) t i1ING nas ~W n. BeltBnce Automobile Indemnity ret | See. » 1609 To to ver erat: Ca handled as side lit 1a tm ete dermatologist see you | , onld be applied how often My ‘ An . > MA INE: Fleectri (TERS AND ADDING AY eoria Life Rid j ay Ee ee » | “a oe (oT) - ; ‘ Vint na antag: . _ te : . ‘ i ns j it) su tat on “ it] : PO po - 7 ) ANNTOU'S ‘ ‘] | \| onney. \ : heat ee g.. Peoria, 111.(7) | QUARRYMEN- right man $100 per month * | guarantee the -eoe ith your physician. ! condit Ss STELL a ‘oi uy Ashi and . Oya Cleaner, 4.504 . MAGHINE alt ee ye Nae July 15; young man with | and bonus: 9 beerel lavorers. $4.10 per day | Give him every on NS Oe a ee * type JUMP UP.—Some states | Socagy lon steam the ey 1 og ny pred ers 320s TYPE 1 : ’ rae Ised Truck Dept one who has had te : ry, Kast St loul . Sprir ge ‘yuar “ r} re: marri« f - - \ ) earr much nALIOW Ant enone « > Aaa lee head VW —e. . fi »\ cover- , > ° _— T —_—— tT ry PR Wwree . we wr 4 ; : , | ee. ‘ | S ; ao ° ’ } i? 4 +) , yyrre , . lates mr yh } if iy; +} . . a tow 1 #9, , ) {) . ry | } ’ + ‘s . r ever, snot aed , Senoes deai ac ee J Ouls, lil tone ‘io . ivast +. : = ) sinese al sod ' wa } 2 2a ’ ! i At [_o of ehiropri: ae te P. ( | 1. t x it. face or er - ws nh -y and Diac- } ) | iy \I ( yI [ HT e] } OU RR [ OCA 7 ION S A\ ES YOL . NI $4 ‘ | cym ft |? enont ) 090 1, aM! d dee. Rox ‘ bis se : red. *. anus _ tiie ait 7 ei ‘ f an os foas , ‘ ;/iaa ; " . 41 { 4 if . ar . amp . ‘ é | 1 1] } oO / - ‘ i> I c - . at ‘ " J 4 , i>} ‘ ,* '* " . a= orimation Siont edt to Sorniat oy ae Rest ; ony Niarmuette 1 ‘ en \I (“arsot ’ ek 5 # . . rtain state itl view 04 VW , wate After xf rh A pti. MONE , ? ta .. 3 10 __ makes a — 5 ° C 2 : vide namely a te educati ure an in- : ' aurant Managers W; inte d i — otel._ - pay ’ directed to the Secretar : 4 warm wate! ning was . ; i s EY ntais. . 3 onths. & upward “ 2 0 io: i: we Loumcales tal men family. a . prese on, emp! ove. ’ Wwe need sev er . -e ‘\ ‘a seria ai ¢.0 thys ve can Zell at a reer “+ a R ‘CYCLES / 4 ' THOMPSON'S RESTAU Soe a 2 ee | Evansville, 1% , or helps poor circulation ic vibra- | letting it dry. Int tg ye tga ge — fot) | “SB current peices. Se wer CONS CORO | 2a R . for re erate ietdes —— —— _ ROS N _ Broa s Al, > SMI ‘ . t = is the } 5 *? * — vers Lit ¢ t ie far e- ‘ ; © nel ning Wi « | , SHer ialty ‘a t 2 , ’ . “4 7 aN Y¢é Fi > In 1) ’ - ; ore . Tat + §i ’ ' . ™ +A away a? iy \ \ . wth) ’ «’ . _ * aept An lv i) TT ~~ | | 4 . j = _ ; { NT ee) , ‘ - h AT. O} FURNI we » ' Ne he i ‘? ee Hor p t Factor 1 Sor ' HAND EMBROI : : SALESLADY—Cand ’ oon BDING CItA Q a eaeet eS Ri _ * apy MoH -1018 ' “ oe : npruce ' [LRROIDEFREFRPS , 3 ’ for night Ibre: SEE 1's it Tits BE SURE . re ae DoOnseat complete: > E : roadst@ a me Apply 4845 bastor as ome work —_. a wis «hive tt, Epw. A , a aoe ide S!4M . 20 Nebraska, ae Set St. Lovwis HOUSEKEEPER.-- Beto [) SALESLADIES Wt a Se or mW. 8 Ae eee View : -\ DODGE -Hoadster, 19 sie = Pet 1) and "4 awe 4 4p ‘ - WN " a Saturda ‘ on!’ i te ~~ Ron t: Le Mi ptr , A \ Q . : ‘ bad ek Bs es Sus row hoate $a: — a 4) : — tr let feet . Woolwerth Co., 1550 8 ——_—___-- “: Ninioch, Central fOna S = ra $75; 20-ft. motor eg DA A feee2. OTang eT) FURNISHED he - ‘ne. ie engine, $200. G : . oe eS Tt HOUSES AN line ve ‘rossmaiin ih) r » rTroncetel — 7 iL) FLA “ ry r - . TS ‘4! car bral wi, . autiful little car Q@nce of new. and ts | gg tt ty =: ( atonal se rip. for da . and | R ]- 4 | { ACC . tT ] N rue ATH R [xp rienced on ( lige) Rr ’ ‘ +S (; I iii pret .* 7 road’ av ES - ’ . A. d ' : rime: fat MAN Market , sea TTS SS ha {(p-8 — me hu machine afta hand pleat: 1 Pr good ag - i” . nan or womari Yy: permanent position 60 N work, ST. LOUL , B A KET 7 » yy er anent ho a for phe Stein “at . Pe ' ' 4h i _ “ ‘ | 4 —_ ‘ aid Ole Pe ediliy -“, “ : = \\ ‘ape r a Walnut : set Peed i loxperie ‘acl adv to ca ar ry } eesine“ ‘ agde# W ts) .@ - ab P . . i \ 1” rt» wry . a ' wr St a e°4) ' nS ee of §-1 fiat ; ‘ irl a hist the +) ‘ he e fs ing crt v Paw a ' FOR SALE , uber Ww illean | SHAPER HAN 'D- : 4 oor Cc k FO : — _ Riddle & asket work. S . " : TO. ‘oO . 140 og ; Tron sé ™ » Oe enn LEAT) |-isth and ith o'Faiton and Case. (cr) ebes=h “ & BOX 4 ; ‘SHEET M) — tig g* : & BO CO oh S; G ETAL WoO . : ELP , .. 2d ar ay NITY J OOD OPPORTU- | Avoply 1821 Ch WORKER: And solderers. | ~~~ Bn toh nnnge WOMEN, GIRLS : x Arsenal, tlw INSURANCI CLERI *. , ' — — *) ~ RK Experien wy _"¢ A rack 7 ris ef, ‘ace rn “— As ‘ ty RLS _ About ls Vv ear S old, fo r m.. ; rre ¢ ‘ a a } x . ty r exper! pi o 4’ bey 1) . ; “y Ww . . dbl adies’ skirts ¢ s ced in ship _ Wirth Laundry (» 10 Mar ~~ en a fox b'-206, Post ei ~ eel ne en AGES ON P | iD C E anety, carment ce ove ot, Rees but BOOKKEEPER a ae Marke hight stockroom wor l. Apply KET HEN HE!.P—1810 Ch 1)! Tar SATESILADY Expertenced re aa is. Colfax L&ST6R any 4 , 4 Me 4 ox H- ‘214. Post. Di 14 need experience ‘ airy i sistant state ~ }! > . . 1.Al)y : y . . NOoULeAl] & ; fo) teen etme for , oe gree” ra | IN ITURE ts ” Py. W ~ y a » . nn sha tc h {¢ 4) 1 }; “* ‘ } a ‘ Fala M4 . pe té : 40 : . 4 A | L, ke | (; } » T » : 9 > . OUNR . ‘oO Wore i! fli + / ‘ Al ] ‘4 1? ‘ fy . ; 23 , ‘ . een . she 1] i \ “sag A ise7T eR of o=6 CC @) ~ . aah oes bet > a — 47) rN Nf " “ z —— te TEE 50e PER H . 1d aah S—Ex xperienced, ca- | en oe BOW scenarial catale (O.. 4th and Washington gq, LADY -Young, 17 to 23 ee —.. , PURNITURE —Seauttfully furnts! 1 nd secondhand: get mis ROA DSTEIM ear: off e ya? oo? ~ \ ~\\er 4 : eteno rraphi. experience ‘ (; ~ ols - vs @Sve r ul rg lelegranh oe 1: \e ped os a Ad Sensns «& erie ° , ; rnone ‘oy ’ -_ tae r an rey? ‘ ' ‘ ft ¢ } SPiN 9+ GU ! 3 A rORY r ip se S'] ART - N . . lard cans. . . pa ma rT) ‘alt rv o start 1 ms in nmend , state Ik ly | 0) VW OT kk in eanad = - . @1 A } ] rag ‘ ieee air? «Ye OS HIGH. ‘ ’ BRE H | (‘¢) Clr a i] Ke R rex 1 as al tet tory is Lac I ATNDRY i . t BS iperil enqgetl _ offi 9 ’ ‘ \p yay mt HOU 14 4 lORSE, ' © aaa teyt he op . ‘ ‘ na fioor bal rv, , be? i” om « a or erpee~ a + b ~ RRIGHT ra 1s-Ba Cte . Y SEHOLD GOODS . ANTED a I ; . , reo 2 horse dump . ASH PAYMENT: i * » sha Z * ee | ; COMI OST waar = - { 4) ‘OUD ] (re ‘ ' {CRS pr ° it,’ i) (nyt, (tit AT 4 7 ‘ — ; ‘1 wie - Pit etes be , wnt ae i 2 5 PLY CAL 3 s80U BBEER MOLDER-—A . ; td Stationery. Go.- 412 Avis Adam Stamp an NES and vood pay ; hours LAINDRY eg I) ; VY AMERI ‘5 S| ( { KESSI | [, WOMEN AN DIRONS—Carvpete eusniseiameeth : pound one thine! pune work horses. Tae eet Jurr KE RSON ; | L SATURDAY seve Co. 2001 5 BR Apply, Qui k Meal Con K—E xuerie Y _ (ct 5 tO e). BI ‘SY BE E ( ‘ AN ° LAUNDRY TEI —y ee I ) ‘ opporciul ¥ Pile “ , re . e —. —_ contents flats, te Ril de- Sees hs Cj) con Ton 1uey pouna* = ap 4-pasnenaet 6) AFTERNOON . STABL Is ME N- $2 1 per week. aes 7 wages, re *fere meal : atop fone fa itN bes? a TOS N ‘ — 7 - DY ASN! rR l ERS ~ "fe ae M Ary = abs AND ‘ wh e: of refinement ale i? abo 3 eres & ' ° 1 need F ols bad 5 Pe | . , cane pobre , MGI 7 ; , 7 : a 7) Re midnigh ; i OR S| N Rroadway. Vall 14. NV 1 Westn oreli nid “ required lorest rear i or. ( harles o= HTOoOcrR WEE} 7S NO) yt . ( A" mg . . *. J uJ economical we AY MORNING one . nc -EMAN . For night work. Apr —- - COOK— And dis vase} ‘ , AN ME Rit A AN Ll. \ I NDR Y oO19 \f en re) t MF nopres tT , . a ook: 92% wi terr Leh 3. ty: one who can plant, out ay: must } Steady work: i ant surroul ; - | vages | ree , if ad \ Pin) )! , - Washinetor . Xv tL . Ober, Delmar OSS Forest ¢ a ve ‘ Pa Paes lhree nn RD} — im: intena take complete char ; x ” steady or do ; Roo if irrounding®s: referet i views! ment: . if AON _——- io4a : A a “, Forest 003 (po) . aren is and hvdrau! ag toadster, che ht ~ M420,” works sive age and es Binge = DP les confide ntial, ltox M 47 ee “Dis. re ; ross biouse Jeff. rect | “a a as e. Re ; ! . cood Wa res . ¢NURSES Sion . $ ] a »\ m4! 1¢ 7 Te mR ik ise! T , € =P , ; 0 : A ' s\. ") lp? t} 7 ron Ay agement “ . 4.) . lies ‘ erira “leony ‘ fe c t ; Tre t wy Per 7 " rn : c m1 Pe (07 ORR larracks: Riverside | S(* henreiae we ca et agg fags tm ~ a Th: assistants o.. 2212 Olive st 1 & Elec. & Bale r ol@ and Tie 1 a Mie to) Srey ONE ~ ey tch. (e7) | STENOGRAPHE R-—An exceptic | } . , ' ~( HARI a KOKE , nes e sn Home: ca!l Kirloch oo : Sa, : . (oe eather (Co Sakis +O $1 new. \l tam Lt ME PUL MIS . dosaiah Toth Rip Kioadeter late 7 ony: 4 0. to drive Ford trucks a nity in the ralee depa ma ov mportu ‘ a) | 1,} lo , nae : 4 \ \ \] |: ( ; ( “) aia a iw i>] ti if rts \ enaper _ - a7 ‘4 + _ ' ’ Aaa Per. brary Ti , Z : \I hi ‘ cs 4 had »' 7" wa) hn RR Treva lre(| fine Oar dirt ee store 1801 Mon an help prominent gt Louis riment of Me mont changre for . sath Pouse } —_ ~~ 42 ore ’ >t" > 1 ; Si: PaL& tC Sa i107 me! > * a , ee — L. te yr 4 = — 2 is? ” S: -- mine Foi. — nee a foe. ssf) | Sor an energetic a SaSeeneturing concern | DISHWASHE r a8 Washing Second and ,| vier a7 OPERAT* Rs 3 Exper oni “9) Post-D anatch. a abi Rox I FEATHER Pos cle OF eS) itll ata TEE a seo adater ; Koo utter and clen ; an, who i - olored 00 . 4 or ples ee, wee ee s: Week : 3 hishest price = SAR, S5M); We p | ae Fn epee. 301 Paper Co.. €20 “greaser +- 4 stenographer and entlerstanés _es: work 1 "fies gg Ell ‘ages. da GI ; v23 Site netor Apply Striefit Sl ; — de} = ’ " ae - and ne 7 “ey i, RDS ~A sendate I * (6) | Box F-172. Post: Dispatc! neat and accurate. { MATHER MAKERS 4 | RLS OPE RATOR i U mar oi ae 1207-13 Biddle st. ’ A U I O M O B | 3 ry = =F tert Dispatch. icy RIV @T) ‘ ’ ; . » ar nome wor) ’ | . rer s rex orig? ; .« i} * > en . ‘ Hai Si. : ty? ] : ~~ Dd. rer SREee. RAPS bet > Mie: N—Experienced preferred b - mite, ¢ omg on | Fw ect ne lienderse 13 , OUNG LADI ES ricotine dr ses. ul — —e B SINESS CHANCE rUt CRI | ' | tT) | ; E S ears mi 7 p > aheolutels ‘ead, ut a - “’ ~ J f’ . Pr’ piv Sty a . ; par . “eel a! ‘ Di - oO a A) . ny at 4 ' -ERATORS’ PANTRY : s ic : : ; ’ nmititre , . . by a Ti ? ' ;4 ' st per da r or ca : -? ag burnt “heeahe _ Works, Noe y Athens. li The Auto Stove _ Ma S—For ligh - ny nea " Lucas.tc4) ING fOr a. or nak ‘TICUTARS Anais lel] GIN! st Louris Clup. 2362 I.in ath - -ESS « MH. \NCE--81000 will earn eli ett nas ‘ Olas ‘, oem ark PELE] pe : tet) *. eh, wlll deme ae Sete n 8. a TY : Fo , — (ct) organ st 7 ; orn Apply Lact \\ . RESTING ¥ ye DAN - Su“) in one vee \\ pn . you; ©! INI URE Wid.—Badl (ee) are! we re handler: nh. x t) Hy a r PE ror NDRY RRE — tNING: INEXPERIEN: A hoard WOMAN ‘vOoUNL S4.aTy, roorr ‘ eat: pas . OU - ‘ett @ss ana Be why B ves tes * pone mat » mt s f a.s dwe! ry ~~ ‘ oak Shar POTS Adinre ‘ egae . = . ' . . ; fea) Ser ween 1wnT eau : ) ork guarantee on | tA r " ; -_ ‘ I ERY ol, “eae be ~ ’ tr) . Jf? Via li Ty ‘ ‘ aaa rea ETO!) ie ¢ Od? = ‘ . a are ‘; @* . * « ( bret Gen ' - ‘sry 7 , " — — a a & eo ition eo’ ° oes) Post-Dispatch d Box H-: work: good pay r machines; steadv KINLOCH TEI fANENT POSITIONS PAR ' pital, etl Delmar 7 one ‘ % proposition where lis = F aston. Cah, G0, Del, a 1 & «rawtlot wn, Se per hour. Ai it a house. unload TOO . oat . ; N Thr acti “4 \ , — ; E ys E ‘ oO ’ tKilwohk NI ATl) \ on : ‘ anton : iit Slow rey, en TT ne nowe: ia ! , ta > \ = . , **; files ,&) 7 .o. ‘ if ad if tuling ? + me ie s a SA $i26, TSA ester; to work in ice Soames. be et MAKERS— x xpervenced; mus GIRL—For general housewor! 31 — we 1 LMAR BI. | i stetier, wth and ' Waal ouseKeeper, stot See secured: references turute In antenta fiat " Paciy. a a ON - Riverside = ‘ Aa . - » » “ "YY > od c - te he ; : . . Bs r ton . . ‘os feanatrte Me . soe ° S Se aN Pall ‘ ~ hilide ' . ak - }? : . - ‘7 Pove : ie Newstead ana Duncan Ph ne ‘see Mr. we. able to 9 inust, y Fig 2: eit av ; a ] Rt is wis PASTRY as = N ( | Waterrs é. ive os ry. sant pekrodt o erperri- ane milling Th ach) Decorating € a, . aperie Apply \Tal Experier ve’ | : mh, ~ Gereke & Alia? (Cart “S, ne outright 2 7 nats the Knite ' ee)] A descriptior lorge ir: te x S DIDO fe at l> if : at. Chemical Co, | , ’ acaine | + 0.. 4513 Olive + oh iced operators o noutear arton Co., 1701 |. terrace, St. 1 Reeder, 4522 Newoerry | gin Fate dwollinens DE ee CON : aobDIEsS Sense on Htomdater, 1918, . oe ie ' hand. Apply 4414 W. Pa pin. (c) oe kor cig ata 4 ' , aS eT sey Ing machines li pow SEA VIN") RESS ; : ~ ‘; ry WRER = Pa Se. 7. “ rahe Lie! ar i ys at: ; , n . onal : - i . , Ty = 7 ove ‘y r ords * : us a: f mrmereciat bod “ di a theme are 1 Cie _ 4 y ol T () »? . - ‘ = +4) ly ; ’ 7 ar _ . a , st £ yt . ‘ \ j i 7 a ' | Fx r, = a ” terr . mn : ° ‘ pt rien d- On we q Ki nen WV ork no Si op al r Or Singer oa rt : . ea stress 3 -* : * ans! n , $s) on >" . oe " Cm ’ ‘ . ce oe " Mm rt - niverasl nde. “ 7 “4 rik . bar th and . ' La unday w ork Sr yy -button machine: or) ~ Atl anes oft) vy hanes [ee]! 4 Hate ae . ‘tor ll Poet-Dienatec) . orice bias Prats = eens 5 od nus ‘all ~ ae aan rorp PODIES — . ive ”® EY. hs - et = 5 ; i arante . ‘ i ‘Naushine 7 i wmlatie WANTED ~- a ' ms it “64 ern rn : é. ; ; ‘ “e @ Put sell trinsenmeinl al » ~ ‘ e “= c t ‘ ro ent vor . eis - — - ‘ bad ’ uf , 4 Wage. paid while | d | SPOTTER Experience : invest in go from man with $5000 10 ~ tione: conte: Foretten > poauater. coupe. Sedan a , treme anes 1920 K IN l t earning our dies’ work ated ed or ’ a? « an le , a: Po n = ; = hil prop mits } t) at en ro . ccurte ni ' pe re a? } Ae ort é tel us ; ‘ bodies ‘ 5 {; -_ cit retusa’ . . NODA est ace n” ce@ift a 2 ‘ e - sa On es abd 4lieé . “ti rage yt > a. ™ Veh . Refined is or gentieman to con. MOULSEHOLD «x ‘ 20r, les: large neaiamaier a commercta| for © : ; q>? . i ge ani 0 metas \' ae 1 Lo ati ‘ ve at. i its of timed bod . - bieh ‘oe ‘ " a rice . sricha : len. aie ae ; “- ra : 7 oe aa . io] lam \ie | ae . f 4 a. 0) ‘ear = of ‘ . ' i ie . " a c Pr : : a " i, Pry r°aao. Bor V4 + 7 i's : . . : a x try Moos tt : ater : _ , 5 , pe man nt job: . | ie . skir Ss . ste ad , \ or! I . A. tethth Apply - ! \ \ | Hava lout : Bir Jefferson ("4 like thod. Apply wea I a } inde ‘ ston a“ « j e P f - ° - ‘* aia ry. rie “ft landis Machine ‘o.. 24 ana WaiTeR ois Franklin, =. ee 1 Giei—ror | M 2315 Texas >t 1839 p: ws ‘ © O., a: aundry, 1030 Victor — t. Lou's ing sfaso e ¢ na) “ AITERoOr Bho. ; ic?) “= “1 , arking } ond & aed — ----- we Odes Jf ile ssl : : aT! NG) MMA! HER 7a toe wit Liv or mntia’. Rox } 48 . RS (Al) Orlenta aTae IPP fas r waitress: colored Pom leaning and Pressing Co _ West GIR : ——— ‘ | SAlarV RITZ: Ae — Inenrance of - rm ies ‘1 anc . Gomest ry GLASS ASS CO... nily hotel Cabany 1886. for privat at ime Co., Any Ds paar Kor mangi- ————_—-—_—_ ——_ —_- cure pet se" 9urs B PP gn ag oe may 7T- paintings. et Sena ig* bric-a-bra mS Neate St , . 4100 mouth, SS6 O61 Py GIRLS. —se\ : Rece@snar ac0a : i York: exper'ence i sre ect «:* Rox 1).%14 a ' on ~ BUSINESS FOR SALE Urea Ce Find a one Auction Abe: : , rps > ane a -— oe : 1 several 4 es i” . 4 P. . . >. . ges Lé ’ -* - ’ . “©: SRA 4 0?T > ne : if me 3 . P Binds, . =" » « ’ w ll start operating | fh MGR Cook ~And painters a ' 4? tansy guarantes ma O18 ? ae bes i . = ’ u at +80 a ) ; Siart An won? nal rel 1 mi ye’ lase ws _ , ~~, } At ro : " > \ ‘ 7 7 - AN ios a izia ’ "moh oe nA i di Sitthe ' fu | ewe Cook, 7s; eter! st ouis Tabel Wor Mie learning, $11 Of SEGIRL— Family of 3. (on' | pho Saree Sang Pee naReNt enlties” |i " Be -EPAIR ¢SHOP-—And Miling s I : money: cuuntry dAselen ke es Nee MMe Bulle ne er rnace Monday, July “AS ERS—A ee rn mw nn « (@ | GIRLS—For | , me. Meh N: dit (ests air oun, amily of 3. no outside ace , : = Box (6-1, Post-Dispate! ae MALS hens oe Ty aeaters telepho ee Coe moet. Flies an f orf 2 ft once: experienced on | yo or cOat machine : Ss were STE. ' a PARKER ' me COW T Perr ‘F autoroodile t ee my Ce Nave Applicants fi , ber furniture Genera! Re ec On reed highest w ages pald ss . and Pew y rene: bt SeGikR Or + PEN OtFRATDVUER Weis * na - b or sale o! ant all 5 4 > rwo reel °° ven le “pn 9 () se arga!na Homow? , tl - ne : should } or posi- | o.. F027 Pennevivania a? ee ! pra ture iG ppiv I834 Park ing BO4GA Ri a 1 in flat -— ee He jence and nal uS evera vears ig bieg (al) orning . 4 Waly | ‘i good ines : ’ 7a " ‘king fur 2 At’ rowvMonti} , 7 ; c* OHAltion an Pulls -iverslide GIRLS =) my TOT “Tore : ; any 1057 M. — e. OMTMenuded ays BARBER 8&1 oe ts ese Ing ' » % ay vt nm leo a (all "> ve ‘ : (and —_—— -- : . a , IRLS—shir ~~ of) OULSE¢ an (c7) —~ . ve k : he SMO Witl rot %, if yt ' J. “a7 ' pe , ‘ec ® Merwe pp y to foreman WELDE ER- ~Must be ‘frat- “clas ; 1) io leat n hd teelige « n ke re nleo rtm od B00 GIRL. Whi ite for amal! apartm ‘ ST FE N¢ ve} 2 APHER Pp _— 7 ry ; 44 “~ it) a emt . ' . rns ana lau’ ‘ ’ ' 1‘. Hie - 2 “I be Vt @ r , " Nfaak . oe aor Loe a? ., a . ey . Tle. VAT ep : 7 rat te. nd heavy’ castings: per 8 ‘on ~ glumin, m™ ‘tis iik i ‘4 "30] ) acres fami] nTat Wy washing: good po te ent -* periern ed stern a pe . “nT eri position f ¢ b te oe yes re ; tii ‘ ” ~ oe ; wd ~ , a + | , +) 2 , a A ' ’ A : k . » - -_- ’ tna So) ar : Ar : Cc . ahon Sies Machine manent; modern GIRI ’ r — 3 Westminster pL. A — $a", See Mr WORTapner. gaia start re — Bars mnt , Ati a thea melwee SAA were Ris 1. on orice . “ é YOUNG MEN = _* w Ardmore, Ok (oa) o ~ young, Oo aeailat wit . ic4 : ov SearR | War xe DD. ; A ios +b amd Var! Fdwards The Ea | ston a) . rd a onery #t cheap “5 oO “° te ie i Persie vices ‘\ sivereiivie ‘ee Vy f d, IPPs os a. nce : eces Pins children . Waehtr , . renera! hore. ele - ate wiarket K ‘ . " wes 8%. ns a i : es ~~ : - . Joh “ work mn shipo! ne de : andar not neces.@ rs Cabany my : ext e aa . ' ‘aar r iron ing; thre on WoOTK: Yr sr . oP : : = . hg JEWELRY Ww « ? flirw iriaawt atrenoe Miler ' (MoT li ' hy 19 YEARS OF \GE | et = inaon Brose Shee cw 2A ye A —. .. . Deimar Ages be i4 Ruase i ‘av, ee in family good ae ASRAPHVRavanble ; : +1 3. | NE ~s ieee acresent rie ATCHES at Pecate “7 iwend Co t, ” ki) ” ti them _ cled i : | a |GIRLS 7, al ey HOS : _ ses - . erience —~— ; . 2 ir cith of , sae ania mates or’'es avid vulenmg : . » : i} - Wwe aaimemenetiiiias “¢/ RoR) rp ~ . AND ov . woon TTRNER—_( ana bi - anvas and | ’ : MGIRL—For fa) tlon ‘ . nanent and attract epee, M or half int ee DIAMONDS ? ‘ . Vig. 2: be ~ 10m al ~ OT ES BE NER ‘ ’ . , : i? Raw ings M ’ T. ‘ CALC T riove ike? fam Ty . Mm gel eral h Us . _s state “per ¢ . . ' : .o bas tah r party wn. \ - ' : mcerest ri rT ; . ae mht }? tf by ; ’ . ~ cars, vy : ER FORSTOCK. __ fe tle lathe pete, ~ hv gd c Sporating auto. BAmutactyu ne Tit : aa dell “ROR 0d home RT oT}. t ahede ame 1] ht Post ni. ’ ane siiarve expect 7 : . ad iTz nia «a (7 any size. any aime ome . R eng 1 er karat .f o «f er 7? oa ~ 4 ; 7 > any | ee roadway icf) ) GIRTLS - ; 3 anti in- 9 — 7 ~ oaigl te SY , asste Mier, imoe tiive ioe 3 y Soto “ahler a. “\ ¥ , . 4) fic)! hho . - ‘at S| “Ee. NOG > . " a« “ines af -) iA i.* dott 7 --—~— - i *. u & . ‘sTar . " a. ROOM WORK ; EXCEL Ww Greenbure aoe do hand sewine oe ‘te ASRS. ® assiot .with | See ot = ae ampall offic aie savin ee. i r s | eck West En - i hep NI A We wit ‘ (eM) | ascutyeal od l_indel) 807. - E ingeten + . Partie! c, @* i Sow" ne co rom ‘cue ; : — : , , . -_ CAPABLE MEN TO AD ] - mm manutacturing Co, 2001 > Wag Ra wits wes” nee SRN) ino & roy we Use wor STE NOGRAPHER. |! , ast Cl RY..-! ; — : LONDS WAN PED OAKLAND Wy (32) = s ail . _ eS rp at [=| . om u . y' sTand tts , poe. lon on ‘ - . ‘ * ae ner 7. an? re) «a? . 7 Fe 4. Vis T . sr ‘ - ‘- ; . , ir v1 tT ‘uae ° - |e nate P so sige special work ; steady GIMLS—13 to 1S ven: , HOUSE GIRI Te (C4 sancemer contr rtunity for ad CROCERY An ‘ monde: a » S110 per karat f ‘ele : oil Market _ wreee ER POSI- work B 907 7 : cashiers and wrapp: are Gg, te wort “wr own home. tr dow. living salons , Hox A-1o6 Post-Disr _ $18 to #tart er ; ly rms eo hear We ! see SS oe re ee . r | a —" . ox A-327. Post-Dis hewn ment App agp h K. . - uA OmVortemits. fer gcneral ho oa West End " ony ~ bie STH Nod RAPITE 7 a ‘vr os - * x : yo : . #4, “lis @ “9 "7 =e uu “7 Detrea rit WiBter > " naan floor bal On : eriiter le *. ¢g +} ia Thai? “~ wore . lean fa > : » ae" one. ne ence ang DPersonaiit' ' 15.9) Si) HOUSE » 4 ' wea . ’ repaired, . . in “ ebster Q cjeris 5! and outelie - zinuw 4) lie mrning ‘ik AT re 5 Hot Tn SEKE * PI ~ s42 ia 1» ice ; °. SRLATY @xnected ~ Ae. * ate oe % o ati , ~ . win «© ' ? @- ‘ _ +hy solc a) ‘ aoe Se (ire ' & Jin or without ‘ ae . ’ ‘ " : . t. ; t- “ ii p ’ ; ; > ‘ P. os 5 aa : ‘ vie -' — . ' ; | : Bile . die
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SATURDAY, ' JULY 10, 1920. ee NO REAL ESTATE WILL “SELL ITSELF” af well as will an AD in these columns. “6@ AUTOMOBILES — COUPES ; J RSs- ~19Is A pas*®enger coupe Pmechanical condition: fxm). ety. Phone Cabany 2277J DU Sal ' COLE COUPE excellent cone! tinn F, ; a? . rT) to $100 - An DEP ‘ 30%4 VV aehine marti Open Sun ; *OUpe , hnranad- new. terms r A-101. Poet Dispet ch poupe. wliehtls ‘used mriedii owner leaving Call today a: months oid, @a.niost unused Ww. (,eneniotor Starter: Appelman, Pi fond tn0n-- de mount tal INTO , : iti : terms \ is * 2On8 what ag F ; . urrent ti ) fect Pett ational L * ; Locust , mine © ine; : a: “Gg '—Coune pir Lie) limited pert: oT " . poerates like : : vient tir upholsters c einai! not Tiuber WW efferson an Forest avon. 7 oreet N7 M. - 4 : | vkirt, HY: a nings. Table Mo . | "J $1.75; _ ROADSTERS ’ ner ? . @ DOF. ~Roadster; 1918 . wood, Ss »- @ : i¢ (sad ’ ” ree bats {S) yw ate IMIS chumn J . enporty , fake $850. 4209 Woshine Og La LP reall . q " 7. bulld ; of : a i Ck i \ ROLET lL speedster, spe eine _ ‘Mal built, overhauled = § and to Kepatr, 3@ . » L 7) 4 inted; 1 lord coupe, excellent “Call iT Braney | ~—Beondition MACH Truck Dept., 1326 Chestnut Olive J217 je) tw E- Roadster: inte lvls ‘mod : ear is Wery geod condition. 2829 §. Grand. (c7) oe B—1920 speedater: wire wheels: epe- uu vy built: a nerenin. 2536 Morgan.(c@) > ADDING | ’ , ; ML - Roa dst: ; good shape; will trade IR CYCLES vt ord, 1810. Stine te “(jul eee oe = : . BE — Roadster. viv nodel.; like new 6 model, Cal! aril Sidney st. ‘ely a 0 1E—1919, | roa inter; excelle aed COnEitien ; be seen at THO N. Broads (o2) a ok. 1918, roadste: Lie St Louis ‘ St. Louts il) E—Roadster: 1918 mode! just over- ; In persect running order; a rea) Grand (cT) readster: in original finish; most economical, } igh-grade brand-new tt). S. cord tires: this car presents the appear- 2 tng — in perfect mechanical HICLES :. pond | immeidate delivery; no war tax eww were ; liberal terins. U3e4 Olive 3: A lieon Co. (chOx) ROADSTER— NEAF Y BRAND NCHES plete; cheap. ebraska. Ri Te bree ego band: get 'N. iroadway. oe ADdG ice @ wi: . 16th. mit e 2-horse dump ?. SINC KE: Ss . C MA lL. o 12 MONT ae nan AND LOCUST. (cT5) aa . “ nger aport model; refinisned i 1000 pounse, dt Ae utitul “midniaht blue, with cream ’ ‘C7 : - wi splendid tires: fully equipped: a ; economical lieht 6: a cemonstra te Dolls alte: i Convince you of this car's real exceptionally low price: tmmediate 4 oeerry, @inall carh payment. balance 12 nt Huber-Wilson, 8334 Olive. Open - og FEE £5 + ‘ »' » ; 4 “ iS@x) ' roadsters: ail models: ~ starter | as ; $2% up; termes. 4106 Olive (a) . Roadster, cheap 419% =Wvromine etween a. m. and 8 p. m ‘7 ieter, “late model, overhauled and ; fine condition. 2215 ‘ Pesta! ozri.(7) and hydraulic vIOoy, Colfax = ied) . a date wohn Rammine : “ ter; 00d ,orde r: $205; must & tails , 3 ol iis c8) = Se aT: ivis, 1919; $260 . trad oid; terms. 3631 Faston, (c6) —ee— eee - Roadsters, 10910 and 1020 models ! Muet well. Rii4 (ase ay — (6) a os - a oadeter; like new; terms arranged . 4000 Easton ; 1vlé — 1ViT roadsters ery cheap ; Will demonstrate. SOST Delmar. 1 17 50 per aay. a 4 (ct) —_ : Roadeicr. 117 model, good mec han- ws «~~ eo” we bee . Tale; vie : : | Condition, new top. 2 new tires; like | ‘th Be jer hour. = 4 . a | : » Riverside ry ster: 117; fully eoulppea with : perfect mechanical con i away, $825, cash or terms. 3126 terme if wanted * and Siive Open Sunday wy 1918, S225: Overland tour | Mitchell touring, 81%: Overland ; Auburn S-paesenecer touring, care tn perfect mechanical con- , tecr electric ehts , demountable amercial bodies : | Care must be sold at once: terms s Universal 7 Iravois eileen > . i) ran : . rrr aes aie At KING 8 ROADSTER or tra.k bodies os Spake. readster, in perfect con 2134 vilive. 7%. : . looks } like new 6 wire a ine) — x ; tires anyon: looking ~ ao camenereset: a ~ Sen. thin’ car ueed roadster can ' ay 4 cy wale Se BES can pert . a , 8034 Washington. Open Sun ‘till 1 1 4 kG reason _ fol) 1 Market p> aS ——— : months; a bargain Lnited Motor mi lawuny, at. . fea) KNIGHT EKIGHT..Chummys. 1919: POndition: eplendidiv equipped. own fewberry terrace ‘Ty ho 1 9 MDs 4 28 om ad ~ wer — a Rejen,. T-paweenger very umed oniy few months of nee operates iike new tire®: nonekid= all ! entra pet meat coverr a beautiful | in Caw out; vers payment balance 1° Ml _ i“ (wll Mifernon and Locust eit (e?s) Sedan. jor noe TE thin ome + Rood condition in every ®a)y; price 5. Urand, ics? COLISEUM | appearance come early -| PORD—Tourtnge car. 1920 model: used DODGE—Sedan: in very good condition: trade for touring Car 2359 S Grand HEV ROLET Sean 1920 model brand-new from Chey rolet factory Weeks since: latest equipment } Redford upholstery. brilliant enameled : ish tires pe rfect, extra: wonderfu! buy fas = a - ; email cash payment, balance 12 ; “ 4 . . . aa. ae ‘ = Seon — . Sedan: | 5-pass los oks like new outst de perfect iechanicall, Young. 214 eo ‘ust Onen PPS Wi cee ait cc 12) TOURING CARS| - passenger touring ar. recent'yv price $500 63: 29. Delmar wb! ict) Touring: perfect running, 6-cylin- no repeirs needed: Kelly-Springtield sacrifice §400; cash or time BS0O4 icy) Touring, 1918, light #@ like new: ery little; wel] taken care of; owner to sacrifice for $805 if sold quick iinar, open evenings and tundavs — a 1) 1K New 1919 touring; used very little; owner needs cash and instructs us once for $1160 Yahlem Motor C (;sTand: open evenines«x and Sunda nere if @& Foam: mnd, economical, powerfu factory fully equip this car presents the Appearance \ carefully driven only short time: . fuaranteed mechanica! condition, liberal terme ot34 Olive; open! Sunday. Huber-Wilson Co (cUBx) hil If K ‘Touring, M10 mode! delivered from factory just short time since: its virtual!y brand-new; appearance brand-new: CGood- year tires all around: without a scratcn: re- riarkable buy for someone; smal! cash pay- | ment. balarce 12 montha. tiuber-W iison M. CC. Co., Coliseum, Jefferson and Locust BUILCK—1920; 7 passenger; first- class condition. 5635 Delmar. ; = & s : x fel) CAUDILILAC— Touring car, 1V17. Grand a 7. Lindell ihe ic ?) CHALMERS Touring: i é-cylinaer, | starter, ‘ tires, battery. moter, etc., Al; sacrifice for S275). “oO Cook (c7) CHALMERS— Touring. 1918 model: car has ist been overhaul od and can be bougrht 4 . aaa (yrand AT «A c7) CH wNDI bit rourting;: wonderful bargain. holt 3 Weaehington (HANDI, “~ Peatity 6: sacrifice: best bar- gain in we 4851 8S _ Broa away i %) lvl lourink car: “HEV ROLB' Teurl neg car, assen ger, mae big sacrifice: 82%) cash, lance 9 months (‘all Forest 1510 MOS1 Delmar. (7) CHbeN KhOlshT louring ne 20 Cth ode! especially equi] r ith n tires cut- out aml ‘xtr . medi . delivery; no war : ; ' i2o: of this wonderful saving: investionte: na! cash payment, balance 12 months. out4 Olive Open Suunday. Hiuber-~-Wileon ('9. (e586) CHEVROLET~- 191% moe | touring: Virtually anew car: brilliar ol a! ename!: new Racine tires all oma 1:@ rwoetest finest operating condition: barely used: upholstery top, curtains; tirm as a drum ; bargain; emalli cash payment, balance 2 Hiuber-Wilson M,. C. Co., Coliseum, 20n and lLociuet . ; Siiw) Tiere COLE—1918, J7-pasesenger condition: muarant: terms. 10 montis. Locust aT iOuUring: MmUst &e in mode fine condition: | Sickie): take S000, cash Pouring car late me ke new 1810 Ssiclive a." Wis: like new: sraerifice: $850. Mid- (“ity ag (irs rand end : ve, Troon (1) DUD: Ke ») passenger car g00d nas New . | at once. | Tan Market Le ss POR) For na le or exchange, Ford touri for Ford truck R535, N. Broadway PORD—Touring WLS, just overhauled; eral eartras Bi i Waehington | PORD T ruring Keisey bods. like new, rifice, U0) S 5th et rORD Touring: 11S: extras; muat am oe Washingto: 'FyORD-—Touring: 1920 mo lel: Goodyear ai! tread tires; ’ Hasslers bargain , weather ID Bidney, Rat et 52 FPORDS—25 tovrifg cara; some with start- era and iot of extras: itke hew S20 UP: cast or tert rma: tr ‘ade old |. 368) Easton cot) FORD Touriug car; Kelacy streamiine body: ‘ best equippe car 'n Miseouri; brand-new tires, today, 3114 Cass ea '', tourin= cars; ai! otlela: starter o-?' ify easy terms 41068 Olive, —_~——— -~-—— very little: looks and rurs like new. 2320 Ons fPoORD. Touring ear, 19158 mo lel: ~ first class eoendition, demountable wheels; lot of ex tres 417% Rex Bud (c7) nh Pouring, brand-new ' omaned wit? Merd starting and ighting eveterm: irre late de! iver’, i334 Olive Open Sunda Huber Wilson ce (eoGx) — Touring eare. 10 bral id new 1820 mod- with of without etarters, demountable delivers wheels if wanted . Kw hy : é ' ' Sa ee 4: io drive komme stis ¢ “aes ten ent HAYNE 4..Touring car; mastion. see thie * pefere e218 Market f a at se ~~ Sumersixs will trade for gain Ms ark¢t ait RaoN Tourtng late modes: like new; cnenr fo: ash srk WW eatminster Lindell} = ur MOBIL E- Touring ‘lets rode . eord tires: worth $1200; ,ear'ae time a*os = a > > oe > —" - - " a Int JEFFRIES ~ 1818 | Passenger n ma ag ~47 tires puaranteced ™) dave farm) 0 ie 84: firet-cla buying _ on — months to pay lnited Motor Car, Sel: : tow nt ~ - _ LiHERTY 6 Touring ‘‘ontinental moter’ vw «6©wela@ht ar ser’ enatis * wee S100 imaday, starters. demountable rime: trade: \ le mocdnei,; | earmmalier : 1) } AUTOMOBILES TOURING CARS Ac PP Touring car in | good running condi- | tion; good 1920 tires; $175 cash. Central GUf#6 KING 8 TOURING passenger. late: model: car used but om a new ] pavment . DEP! $04 “ ashinaton. Open Sun ‘till I MAXWELL condition : five good sale: terme. MAXWELL eee rear h} : ia yYmourt “4 TL P| MITCHEL ' 3 rouring: 1¥18 mode in good new leather top; new aint and tires special price or quick Velie. 2008 Olive st. (ci) Pouring Car, ive” : tires drov: B00 miles better than new call Sunday a. m pass. touring: looke and runs t fine: tate model rare bargain: $650; Young, 2814 Locust. Open Sunday — MOON Touring car, brand-new, all wMent: a oks old: party hi 42500 M Ree: Grand 1674W. tol) MOON -—i-pasgsenger touring car; Continental motor: all in good condition; reasonable for cash Cabany 46883W or 61i1 Pershing. (6) SS NASH & —— ae — ——_— 5-PASS. TOU RING; ; NEARLY AS EVER NE Ww If Ai MODE L, DE RFU 7 ». OR IGIN Al, BARGAIN A T $600 FOR &8 MONTHS TA PAYMENT, SMAL BALANC > 12 MONTHS BER-VAILSON M & CoO, COLISEU M. JEFPFE RSON AND. 0c! C “ST. Na’ TIONAL S046 Olive OAKLAND. ondcith ewant 7-pa ssenger touring price, $1000. Trial allowed iti) Beautiful 1919 touring wil] sell cheap: this bargain 3040 «))) ‘ open evenings. OAKLAND ’ Tourts g. 1020, Sensible 5ix, this car looks and it came from the factory; biggest bargain ever offered; quick saie: open evenings and Sundays 46020 Delmar bil! : 1c OAKLAND finished nw Sensible Six: current Dodel; beautiful Oaklar j Siue, sfraw-colored wheels: wonderfu! operated: economical; condition guaranteed cannot be classed as a used car and is @ positive bargain: fully equipped; immediate delivery; libera! terms 38.4 Olive et.; open == _Huber- Wilson Co. g9) 6—Beautifu light touring, newly ‘painted: wonderful! seen valve motor, more power than vou can use; all iw to let us demonstrate and for yourself: etery perfe fh g00da worth to wet a bargain today: Yahlem Mot or Co., 1035 N. Grand evenings and Sundays OLDSM¢ BIL. 117 N. 2hth painted OLLDS—S-evl. e— Touring 6 tg18. newly light ‘J-wase. w.ouring, in pel fect condition: cord tires: a fine family car owner Bays 2414 Locust OVERLA ND Washington O\ ERLAND eanditior OVERLAND sell: save $1000 on this. Young Open Sunday -Touring car; cheap Touring. 5-paesenger; ext leavina town 110 S 6th. Touring: l need cash. | it small S-paseenger Overiané worth Call before ap. m., rear of 8808 Finney.(c7) OVERLAND der, light mechanical! SSo4 {ook OVE! only throughout upkeep mont cA OVERLAND OVERLAND mechanica) with wire W mm” and uUph Touring. late model, 6-cylin- 7 - passe! ger absolu:: cly as new sacrifice 470; a vear to pay a*art fortahbl- 981 Laurel, ¢ S227 WN ‘ m_any en a ive.y new ‘ontinental motor is S700: we will take $500. Touring made; WW shape five very good heele, mh smper and iicense ster’ ' goo Te! condition: low and liberal terms Rhomont vl. OVERLANIT 1 startel electric holstery perfe a \ ‘BE Ri, im it PAIGE--To Lafavette a *A Its). -—i,-ORS* ring } = Youne. 2 Lecust. Oper $4™): tern STEAL das T SE sae we ReT \} -* as Ment. PEE Bom, 604. ou PIERCE LATE OWNER NEW AY a easy 1030 N Grat ing very nents a ana i-passenger. 101% 5 1 iv) fine condition el) PEE RUE: SS 8 TOU RING h/ .aat Loe I fam i’ li car as part RILESS aS SED C, DEPT ' ‘ n Sun ‘i \\ a . L) ARROW--SERIES 4: MODEL: LIKE NEW: FOUR-PASSENGER TOURING: LEAVING CITY WILL SACRIFICE FOR $5000: ‘AR OF SAME TYPE COST $8100; A BARGAIN; NO STRATE PATCH. ‘DEALERS: WILL DEMON- TO PRIVATE PAR- | TIES. BOX F-145, POST-DIS PREMIER 6 high-grade S ea nerrorn LMAWN > vy Riko Teurtr ahus ;- \A e] we ask 7 ’ > 3% TOURING lady will rouring cat int RING in every S46 Olive st. 46) t’ ne 8 : | soot condition | FRANK STELL “MAY “& i? . 4 nA : (“AR HReautifr |. @ectr mode rv" CAT Lcoount farmily tro eacrifice her elegant ¢ passencer runs and lookea like new ae}! An ry ~~ ’ good eon terms Young. 2! : - Open Bu ] ’ ’ ‘| OU RIN LRisCOk— 1%) (‘antinental nm and Younger co “" rRUCKS 2,004 ordet wi touring car, termes Pos: -lispate! ton Panhard 1-ton “tewar* Ne —e almost pew stake boty \ (on pene) De DOK 5 wii , Sov eae brent SV 60 to S200. Youne 1019 model, perfect ath et. ra rie 1008 ) nly AUTOMOBILES “ravers [ROOMS and BOARD) a- -ton truck. wd «re cab and gcood iy: cash or terms. 3114 Cass av. (68) | = pogome . FORD —]- ton truck, with cab. $385. Victor —~— 100 ot FOR RENT =e 8 ae 2817X. 217 Vi ly Virginia aD ee? ee. ol (co) Ri OM Neativ furnish ad privat e home, | FURD-—Tri = l-ton worm drive: stake gentien emploved ct 2227 ‘ body: convenient terma. 320 Olive (c&) — : 4. Victor - 337 i a | ROOMS- 1 « » . -Privat e. arranged to #1 FOR])—Truck, siightiv used; open express gentlemen or ladies ed i ral, body: guaranteed perfect; terma 2329 | HoOous " n aaa! live or - (eR) beautiful front rooms: Funning wa ———— - - : ter, Suitable for 3; desirable locat FORD —Truck: suitable ter | carpenter or light _‘e!l 4s800W express. eusren teed: terms as low as €25 ROOM Neatly papered ~ pieely furnished per_month. 3134 Cilve. 08) | +room, lady employed; modern home. Ca.- FORD—Delivers truck, 1918, . first-c class con : SR dition. Sullivan's, Goodfellow and North ; —— Market CENTRAL OO LO ll al ala al Ml Mla, FORDS—1% ton trucks, new and ueed: al! ' S “$971 + ' atyies of atom ear G64 ear Ascaneel Ob as AMI -lll—-Three rooms, for white peo- first payment. balance monthly paymenta -—- — — sumionsiiin auntie Parnett Sales Co.. 2815 Locust. ‘c8) BELL, Je onnecting rooms for § light pe: hg ve aEE oe eee ts ey nouseKeeping; southern aaa refriger- > VIM—1919 truck: 5 Six4 cord tires, $275 ator: hot Water: electric! sw Sis A sSeoshe._ Riverside 904 c (c6)| LEONARD, 1129 N —Neat iy furnished large TRUCKS—One-ton, with Ford engine. cash Ban room for housekeeping, rleeping room or terms Kuhimann Motor Sales Co., (@) 8114-16- 18s ‘Cass av. (6) . — —- ~- —tat at . > fs et ST. 3127 Rooms running water: pub- PrORD | sed ‘-t on true k wi th platform bodv lic and vrivate bath: 81 Jay $5 week Xu and cab; truck equipped with auxiliary at- cabh tachment. The Commercial Auto Body Co, 7 — ee wert ae . ae AX, Ris. yi yo C700 . : 5401 N. Bulwer. Colfax 2177. __ if *) a mln ates son rt yi 7 Y ™ ( Foamaa: 3 P: AC ik AR b> ~-ton truck, ~ cheap Drits« h. at ine = youn Pa men with refer 725 Shenan doah (eT) irae | S37 Aidt Rebuilt Ford Trucks Guaranteed WASHINGTON. 2640 -Housekeeping rooms. e *T con Yr) ice (7% All our trucks are rebullt and evaranteed ASHINGTON saan urpiahe, . = like new; old Fords taken tn trade: Liberty hor se keeping or shame fg A egy bonds accepted: satisfactory terms 3134 -—--———-— ; neie, piano. if ir} Olive | st (o8) SOUTH SERVICE TRUCK—l-tor. tires and ‘general | ~~~ pe eS , at ee ee condition ood as new. E. Desmond, 123 we oa , , Machir ay Ferguson Mo. Phone Fergu- ACCOM A‘ 2546--Largce, ‘ely furnished aon “3 . ’ S ic) aot yuth roor ’ ‘ gents onis refe rer es TRAFFIC—2-ton truck; established express DIL Ls IN, an Large _ room for two; business given free with truck Forest - also smaller single, $2.50 932 (cl) | ELEVE iN r H. eS 12 8.—-3 rooms, $9; keys at ace 110s S. Iit Our Terms on Ford Trucks | fap amo Reautitul. newly decorated Will interest vou: new and guaranteed used front connecting housekeeping rooms, with ‘ Ford trucks: old Fords taken in trade: L.Ib- conveniences. ‘@) _erty_ bonds same as cash. 3134 Olive. _(c8) GRAND. 1604 5 South front rooms. beau- AUTOMOBILES—MISCELLANEOUS tiful grounds: verandam Grand 10183. (c6) PBB DPD ODD L LOL OO ~ —" » 2 " ° j " PROT. 1 a : —— ov 18-19 models; the easiest riding fastest. LAFAYD TE, 3150 Large room; housekeev most economical and highest-grade smal) ing: electric. ga@. bath: $5 car built: 149 miles on 5 gallons gas ordi- also [pe T = room: OPEN NIGHTS AND —s) VN DAYS lay ens Tin Te] hy | vA 1920 Mitchell demonstrator, o-p MARYLAND, 4366—Three furnish: 1901S Maxwell Touring Car ir ooms for light houseke 1919 Overland Touring Car. newly painted; fit) aeur rit lio? . . e > ™ - — . —_ POO} Corr Tice hb ¢ LVAD Saxo! jermmonstrato! cow | a . a - I an . ; . +7 eouthern exnostl 1919 Saxon 7 ring Car. miv used 4 months: ; nu er woke Ike new rnished clean sieep- ; » . : . ‘ , - 1Nis Mitchell Light Six repainted. good tire : ig rr) . ‘ ry) for ’ ght nouseKee n mechanically good. fy 1918 Reo Touring Car, newiy painted ROOF 2 > 2. 445 teautiful roon concition ; . " ) > ’ rier oo i 1920 y tobe Spor’ Mode “uN 1M) ray . - - . ‘ “ i whe - Cioodvear cord tires a? e= ne Near Barnes Hos . om ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ah r) ir? } Ts 1918 Mitchell . r passenger: repainted al d in ti : he rnis rood ape: very reasouabie PERSHING "816 -eativ furnished reo = | 1918 Mitchell Ch iv Roadster; repainted private family; for two 2 men; break / ’ in mo ic I tion fact ‘f Aas ’ ‘ahanv mse 4 T ,1918 Mit che 2-passeng*sr roadster: light six ate : in beautifu in good shape ROOM ion anartme , SPRING. IS MOTOR CAR CO Cunverit Twenty-etghth st TAYIA R Bomont 1262 Central oS2¢ ” r “ACCESSORIES, PARTS—FOR SALE FORD CRANK CASE—-Woelfle Auto Repalr R704 (“oZens er oe , ’ ARs (heap; aiso rims, racks, etc. . 613 CAass. : ii ' 5 For Ford car; $3.05 rreate w ASHINGTON on_earth; bargain. 4575 Easton. ‘cT) reor elect GENUINE Wonder Mist polish. $1.50 gallon: Ww ASHINGTON 2 12 new S2x8% rims. $4.25 aplece, 7? # cold wate they last 2350] Cblive st. ' rafar anecee TIRES—4 new Michigan cord tires, sux4& wa SHING’ ro BL leas than half price. 4574 live. Lindel} housekeet ‘ite ] ¢ TY WIRE WHEEL--1918 Buick; 11) nev 3 W ASHIIN: qvrive Teat.floor re ouasated i and — hy “oreat S3A70M rooms ori 4, TT’ P= " "RMAN MUSICAL “ one i fn aiitn aan arn te : MUSICAL INSTRUCTION WE ERTMINST ee Rly ie ts get ton gy (yiin ‘ares GT! > { nigviTr varanteed in — RA ME Azer pi -_ Sying 6 . ; raTyy yt NRT E R PT 4020 Taree 18 lessona: open daily and evenings. Grand - ’ po Ltd ves AKA ) lendorf Schoo! Ren" Juniata ic 35x) er -! r Tor Ail con s* e\ kK AGTIME and jazz in 20 lessons! Never “too ‘ a — ay : old to learn Success guarenteed Chrie- WEST PINE BI. aH74 Housekeen! ng room tensen, Odeon Bldg. Phone Lindell 3605W. eas ranges. “9T) ¥ vemsttedniste . NORTH TUNING A AND REPAIRING a a eaioall ~or ce ; : = . TUNING and player work a specialty. Frat ga toon py | Fal! ’ Stell, 1414 x’ 16th. Central 194s, Tyler 2%, | Oye ‘ hade refined neor . ——— | RAILFY, 2001 _INSTRUMENTS FOP SALE norch. ware ST 14> IS 1558 MUSIC—SO0-plaver roll, @5-note in ‘ teh? honackeent? indiana } a "PIANOS “AND ORGANS AYER-PIANO lioward S8S8-note, autome te | ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY tracker; five-point motor; splendid tion reasonalhiec rolis included _DI0aM 1206 Haniilton ays s4@ floor south.(7 SOUTH —— eee PL LAY ERS—And pi anos. “used: wond erfu Liew bargains; with bench and musio rolls; ay | PFESTALOZZI. 2416--Fu $™0O to $150 eash Open evenings. Philit; licht housekeeping Piano Co... corner of Grand av. and Wye : . ’ ry un g at : : - ; 4 WEST P| AY ER- PIANO #ed rye NEY rose! tr VAR Ri eaonle a7 N TAIN Te trrest rtereat lester paver® are niaver-piano | mol | Siw to $7 b4la-Tshy a RECORDS a RECORDS. Lare t gtoek of avalab eon recor 8 iT 7 city . cone to hear favorite record Hartoel-Duesenbherg + “ilyZ Ptr e a’ ~- —— -- TALKING MACHINES HONOGR AP HE Special bargains . ’ " s. T iinge rae | ROOMS WITH BOARD—NORTH a es 3205A_ sotto and eins 4: east of air ound Park; ail conven ences ROOMS WANTED > ROOMS Wté —To rent. 2 large or 3 smal mnfurnished rooms: store furniture for : year: prefer owner or one who pas lease _Cabdany 44145W. (T) “| ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED | ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—For couple tn private farnily preferred room must be very nicely furnishe 1e Olive 5688 (6) HOTELS ALCAZAR HOTEL. 3127 Locust: reoms. run- ning water bathe $1 Gay ss week. _(c8) OXFORD HOw El... 706% Pi ne st.—Desirabdie rooms, $3 3. $3.50 per week and up (cSS) SHAKDELL HOTEL. 484 ana ‘Lindell; nigh - _class family hotel; American plan. (e8) PARKHURST HOTEL, 228 N. Taylor (be- tween Li nce and asyaae)— irst-claes family hot Am ican ic8) a ee RESORTS tte RS Padicades on the Menenes 24 miles from U atone Stasrem: buy and own your club at cost. of en’. —— ~ ~ SHAN ‘TZ. OL" Chastnut _st. _ 6M) | — —— or ———~ ws ow [HOUSES, FLATS, ETC} FLATS FOR RENT ; CENTRAL | BIDDLE. 22004 Six large rooms and _Bomont 8136 ~ 7 - ’ ww - - _ , - FLAT-—5 rooms, tile bath, first floor: ern: South Side: adults: reference. G-113, Post Dispaich FLAT—¢6 rooms, Allen Addition, northwest oorner: fi lectric fixtures: heat fur- nished: iS ; or will rent furnished. Box G-T74, |} St - -Dispatch ~ . - a OR , i th i CL ARA. lt$78—4 roome. bath. furnace. gas and elactrice: §40 ic) HODIAMON 2616—End «ff Hodltamont line » rooms, bath, reception hall: modern; well arranged; fine condition: $45 to quiet people ‘er? NORTH “~~ - a » ™ , “ . . ie ' DODIER, 3203—5 rooms, modern flat. adults $25 ii) DWELLINGS’ FOR RENT i ie a Nr eee eee WEST oe ™ —* i i i a a i i a a “~~ RE! SIDEN ‘E--In 5500 block Maple av.: mod- ern, 9 rooms. Telephone Clayton = (7) APARTMENTS: SOUTH MAGNOLIA, 3911—Nine rooms. heat and hot wat or furnis) ied. modern: $100; open. Grar 1d ~~ _1442 aH, ae . pete mer ___ (CF) | aes fe APARTMENT—For lease, modern, 6 rooms, near Forest Park. Call OMeimar 2749 CATES, 6312 Modern 4-room apartment. Lit ‘SH- BUR NS, 1105 Chestnut at 4507. Cwo-room apartment and bath: steam heat; janitor to be vacated July 15. Inquire janitor or open Saturday. c6) M: PHERSON ee 6 rooms and screened porch trnin possession, EDW ARD lL. BAKE WELL, LIS N Olive JAWS. fel) ! reRSHING. 6050 “ | SUBURBAN FROPERTY FOR SALE | tine $50, for %-room residenc COTTAGE-—Good -room brick: CU'l Et and only $5200 1431 electricity: only cant buy and move JOHN M: MENAM Ww elty, lot { payvin Coeu TAGE ~1152 Sutter av.. near zel av in County: &-room brick $: SOOO: terma, at once ¥ If R. N. Gran xchange brick l)- Cutter: Benton store. e. in West ft. lot: 1SSOW ic 29) 63d ‘and water WORKING ar ATTENTION: ny pay high rent and live when you can own n the county by r car to Fee Fee Rock Island Railroad. you JOHN McMENAMY I. 1308 he ent and $25 per month ? in a home on a paying a small cash | Take (Cr the now Va- cCo., gd av. (4) os hot large | eve | read, walk south to “Big Four Cottages."’ | See bs nd today or call us and we will take | & R. E. N. Grand av. How 6400 weet. and SE— 8728 Vista pl.. Kenwood off Natural Bridge rd.: completed bv artist: chalet desian: grounds laid out Scape «gardener: all modern conventences: de beautiful by la CO., ee (oR) | Springs, izned Sw ies nd- minutes to car line: warage: hot-water heat: + rif A my write » A. Mars ine sad Beautiful — “Su Six rooms. most beautiful! with S rooms and bath: it wness as yy are and t ay just low: owner hen phone hall Price, burban > hardwood floors: 1 trees and outside of city lim- must sac- Olive 5077. "370 Persh- (c6) Home — oft 100x 140, shrubbery: laree Karage See 7300 Maple bl., wood PAU Owner will show you. SCH. Watnwriaht _Bidg. _WEBSTER ‘GROVES _ PLDI Ma w "4 ec Die- T. | WRITE. for our pa vale ras. oat mek ERBSTER GROVES _TRUST o- ~ - RESI ful $3 — _WELLSTON » 6534 Hobart. Wellston. ¢ DENCKE—Immediate possession. 8-room: with bat! aiso granitoid basement: in fine ‘ab. CO, ~— ee 8 bea uti- gas and electric: condition: he >: With ea «mall down mon farm: __ FARMS FOR SALE USE YOUR CREDIT thly terms vou Michigan. willl make vege acre: apd ar BP i Chic tables, frults, grains. close to s towns and neitghbora: no sWanips or and fishing: big 1 Co.. J1247 Fir zo, Iii | 9 20 or 40 ar lands in Antrim and can own payment ‘res of rich Kalkaska vou independent; grasses, chools, churches $15 to $25 and earty your own hardwood Counties, vee powltr stones: excellent hi free book! et. Swig cali an _ st Nat'l Bank Bide. eh.) % IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE IN\ (+! es‘! MENT rihioT ERTY ‘3 and and l’ark. rORE—A bargain: ae nik e nelghborhved. Osta PERI y om NERS—We have and Pitt w ments Ma FAR roo hite and colored, ABERNATHY REALTY rket st Bomont_ M no acres: 1! os. rnoderr m ] each, modern: 1 stor store: 1 R-etory. 19-room stor hone River wr, rep side ai nad 4 nice iivine ro See owner. for homes 616. double “flat. double fiat. OSS83 J e and 4-room |! y building coneltsting of 3 4 buv CO. vail pf I) ym? s Theo ; ers. and rooms lat « residence 1 stores first floor and four flats on second and floors. See owner. RD ¢ _Ora ay iver BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | COTTAG E—5-room stable or garage in and sidewalk iron thir (‘asa av oe ee some rene lv to move atric Pe COT br I tion $13 , ay hard bal si SOLD L- AST WEEK. ie iarTe@ ted district REASONABLE ‘ing; brick: all tmprovementa: Kran! toid y ”"@ ard | wMe- d cash, balance terms. Pha ok aif |. ‘ (@) | BUN ‘ALOWS 4-5. 6 AND 7 Sea them now and! get ROOMS ot: cholee lecation, | re- into; all modern: TERMS BROWN REALTY CO. (eat) * nton "11. Marshall 111 SOUTH TAG E— R651 Hic ick bath and ele | . & FJ. M. ORE. tT DPA ih lle WEST Vew 4 ren, mecrete por lern: $1000 cash also finely appo!l ”) Missouri Re --——— Korv: 4-room etric igxhts ? day be beaut fonta! nie iv Luge — 3 Che sow moder -etnu’ iful caan., (o@) roorne: bar rr) Té » Louch- °10 Ew roome. bath ches fine H100 weer nted and io ality and Cor ®lll Page. Cabany oOo NE W BUNGALOWS ee rv’ Loute'’ wood floors TORT. MILLER iiwner, Mo ue UNGALOWS an, rare fa) nA: ‘ or the * AaK Oe” ‘ rUSH baal eNs e*? Lot, sieeping MONBY foo of laried people, - *,? mm basreinen't ine ts N (or er Ko aS th , LEXINGTON LlU> Chesetn Or: RY at Law hull “ae ated house struc ’ tio iq? om, fi ut of ich 7 FLATS. APARTMENTS. FOR SALE UTH 80 42007 (2 eeaR) Inepect Sunds Doub! ® os ed in Se QUART iy Ce 4 S phe id $47 rooms price flwner ~» tmmediate Ta™). termes 3-/Room "ln [> WLM, rjerce if 3 ~ f oY H LL, act sha wy ds r wv cry n "Tt u Bet. New Rents at $12 RENTED $10 Each—Cheap at $12 Barton and Lami Sts. $4176 Year. D CHESTNUT CO. NORTH Two-family: 3 and 4 good condition. “Victor "2833 oe -——- swe - —— Single, 8 and 5 room, frame. and 6- room cottage tw rear: electric, gas and bath: rent $57.50 a month: make offer. So02 Cc onde st. Ow ner in rear cottage (ik NERGL YOTORS DpOoU 1356-8 Cote Brillante ay. hot-water heat, bath, electric rent $140 per month: price CONR AD L, pi a 18) a a and § rooms. Serares, etc : 11.8 ut _ RESIDENCES FOR ‘SALE ___ CENTRAL OLS IS HOU SE. 2948 Davton et.. corner Garrteon, av arge 14-room house. furnace. beth electricit y: tn splendid repair. sultabie boarding or rooming house now yecant: buy and move bargain and easy terme JOHN — ee .& PPP ~~ or inetitution in at once. «4 t office rR. B. Grand | IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 4025 Castieman av.; 7 rooms, tile bsih, hardwood floors; iot 530x114. keys at office CONR AD L, “ac HOPP, &22 (Ch RESIDENCE— We are author Flill's residence 4249 Flora fo « tn the next @ days Price 8x: @stnut er fe zed to veil bi} carc of inspection for one of the moat fect ll-room houses in St. Loutse Will not ko into details. onlv say ft le a eside en- trance. front and eide porch. bie lHveing room. dining room. kitchen ane pacers on the firet floor. 4 bedrooms and throome on the 2d floor, bath and two maids’ reoems on the Sd flodr: hot-water heat. hariwood floors throughout: garage for two cars: ell in the hest of congition AL reas T. TERRY & CO. 823 Chestnut st, ——— ee + ee ee ee ~—2 = 222 FLORA BOULEVARD haere ha pretty new home, tn ideal ic- baths cealed radiators, large sun oes aay rep. large brte water eat, diate assess and showers, | large 8 on canvas: hot-water hea con- rior and = rage, with aa and drive; will give imme- NRY NisMENZ REALTY Co., 614 Chestnut st. (o3) ~Ss WEST RESIDENCES—3 modern West was. newly painted; tmmediate possession: for vou: for details phone Forest Tasow- | RESIDENCE Sasso Page bi.: —— ye —e garage, ermine 0 oe 8 rooms, ae kare nice location : BARNGR OVE. is worth the money: aplendid for doctor. JOIN McMENAMY I! AN? L ais - + a he. aad a: ax (cs?) | BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALB STORE AND FLAT- "hag * Folsom. 1O1IS.20 ON 14th aet.. rents for saz year: on J. BARTLING., Ww. Central 547, Malin 4872. 84009, amily tenement; 7 N. Tth at. REAL ESTATE- -FOR OME S- te colored, eart or COLOREO weet of ound. MOORE'S REALTY *a04 LERA, 4th at. fee) (FINANC IAL | LOANS ON PERSONAL MONEY to ‘oan on automoh _are walitirg. Auto Auction, PROPERTY llemw while to8 1210 Olive lex? MONE y loaned on automobdiles. Bion ke. Donas end all security Northweetern FPF we ('o.. 914 Roatmen’ 4 Bank, QO! ive a7 felts) —— -_ —~ om oe _ —— = easiest terme. confidential. 2. Midge MONE ¥ loaned on n diamonds, eir [therty Konda aud al ue Vrankeil'e _ 8 @ | ath we ae rates: 1541 Raliwe tom watches jtew~ ortictes of ve’. MONEY, SALARIED PEOPLE ronfedrtial, quick ot ente. Flaher o.. 821 (Commercial pide. th spd ory am —* LOANS ON REAL ESTATE Pe A MONEY TO L. fyn 8 l.oul® real ef tate Jt’ REALTY Co... 18 NH. a 0 AN LIUS HALLER : = MONEY WANTED WONEY Wee s[700 for " weare 4 oer cent ntereet. on fine ¥ eed heme worth ritest (nen Vund « | read ' ne mm Tvier atch papers perfect Si. Poet. ‘7 ban STOCKS AND BONDS ‘kK Will eel! too enaree or eny rt $1 Hox Normandy ©@} at FP’ cot Disapat h 50 Ger share STOCKS AND PONDS—Vatuabie tip eon 5 yh! Inquire General favestinent < as 718 Wainwright Bidg Tih KS -Lone (areen Ol, ruden Of. bargain, General Investment co. Wain right Nidg- HONDS -100,.600 marke German ponte; = mar 100.000 Avuetrian kronen wor Se ket need money: will sacrifice 412 Post-Dispatch \N t} lL, tar.@ four zeod ety lots. | nesota end Gravots. for Turman Of!, tional OU or ether active stecks ‘4 Ti! Fioatmen's Rank tee i em oe S For SAL) Turman ath Prudential Oo Re rt i‘ hoate t))) a Rratlley dt) "Uh Voter s' ww Everereen Mines 7 $s! Motex Neining. Pipe Line, 14: igaheth Ot) liinelia Alberts. Of ; ited Lr aine - any others Why more” ‘e Roatmen's Ran iH de 5 a bail — ~~ f ; — << - _ err te Find Te bor and el! vrour liete4d of walteted securities market auotatione and repere Ff ir- nie! o4 em all teeues ato Ke "yam gy ay: We paz ist parent or marmine ‘ Central ap Henk mi Aj Ditve aie. (entra 191A ~ome += LIBERTY BONDS —
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‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — BRITISH SEIZING COMMERCIAL HOLD ON ALL EUROPE Empire Is Treating Conti- nent Just as It Did Africa and Asia in Earlier Periods, Observer Declares. DANZIG NOW IS AN ENGLISH OUTPOST London Agents Co-operate years. Even With Germany in Effort to Get Control of European Trade. Cerrespondence of the Post-Dispatch. DANZIG, June 10.—-This is the British port of Danzig. It used to be | a German port, and the Peace Con- ference decided it should be a Polish port; but, as a matter of fact, it has | somehow come to be an outpost of | the British Empire. | It is a link In the chain of ports whereby the Brit- , ish Empire is drawing its “red line” | about Europe. | For the British Empire has set | about the commercial conquest of | Europe, and is proceeding with usual Gritish aseurance. It is treating Eu- | rope commercially just as in earlier | periods it treated Asia and Africa. | It is a new great stretch of territory | to be brought under the British com- mercial flag. British business, diplomacy and arms are working steadily together toward this common end—to in- crease the power and importance of | the British Empire. While Amer- | icans are running about the face of | Purope on every conceivable variety | of charitable and humantarian er- | rand, the British are aticking | ’ : ; to business, and they are getting what they want. | Britain is, in fact, throwing so | wide a net over Europe that the or- igin of the meshes and their im- portance one to another are not al- ways apparent, but there are points, such as Danzig, where anyone can see What is going on. Only the bold- | ness and, assurance of the imperial move, and the imagination with. which it is being carried out, make | it difficult to believe that the plan ie as big as it really is. British “Dollar Diplomacy.” The plan is real enough, and if it is succeeding it is because the Brit- | ish forr@ed a poliicy, backed it with | their money, and went to work on it aseanation. For the British always have realized: what other nations are now being compelled io see, that the | way to get big results in internation- al trade is to make the Foreign Of- | fice work for the extension of the trade empire. Here in Danzig it cannot be doubted that the British Foreign Office, as represented in the | League of Nations, has just one idea | —British trade. It is dollar diplo- | macy, and they make no bones about | it. | The first and most important con- sideration is the “Red line.” All the, ports of Europe must be under Brit- | ish control, either politically or fi- | nancially. preferably both. The Bal- tic has become a British sea. As far as the British policy is con- cerned all the smaller states that have been formed along the edge of | the old Russian Empire are merely. ‘ ' | / free ports for a future reconstructed § Russia, and, as “free ports,” they. are, like Danzig, each to be a Brit- ish port, Take Reval. It is the capital of Eethonia, a small farming country of no great importance. But its port is an important Russian port. In the general straightening out of things it is again going to be the shipping point for a great stretch of Russia. When the Danes first built Reval it Was a trading point with Russia, and the British are going to use it to the game end in the future. Farsightcd Barter. British commercial! Esthonia, and the Esthoniars are grateful to them for doing it. When | I was in Reval a few weeks ago, something happened to show how things were going. At that time able to get small! lots smuggled over from the Pekoff region of Fussia. Bathonia itself bad no flax “or sate. One British firm had bought it all, and next year's crop as well. T asked how the British succeeded im getting such a monupoly, and was pointed out a cargo steamer which had just come into the almcet deserted port. The ship. I was toid. Se Rr the Aesociated Press | to serve the British Government all han | Lritish ient, }of course, ‘means could have ‘aspect. interests are, nafling down everything of value in| BAR SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1920. 7 ee ee * 4 - * pales x : + a “* ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Se Lee ee en 4 the boy. Instead, it was tos- tifled, Keller gave the signal to back, which Langwith obeyed. The wagon the witnesses said, Was dragged by the street car gv@r the boy’s chest, crushing him. He died an hour later at Barnes Hospital. , No testimony was given as to how the youth happened to fall under the wagon- Langewith did not take the wheel, (stand, but Keller stated that he gave COUNT THE GASH THEY TAKE: to go forward, instead of and that Langwith obeyed it. conductor said he got off the car before giving the signal, and that wheel was already upon Frank Shobe, a a signal back, the boy's breast. 'was urged in a proposal laid before | 'of experimental the negro, 4162 Lexington avenue, driver | of the wagon, was arrested, but was not held by the Coroner’s jury. At the point where the accident occurred, the space between northbound tracks and the east curb is very narrow, due to the tracks making a wide curve, that the wagon became wedged between the car and the curbing. so oe WORKERS AND PUBLIC WIN POINT IN COAL HEARING Exhibits Dealing With Monopotlistic Control and Profiteering to Be Read Into Official Records. By the As@®ctated Press SCRANTON, Pa., July 10.—Mine workers and the coal-consuming public won their first victory in the hearings of the Anthracite Miné Commission here veeterday when the commission ruled that argument on the jurisdiction of the commls- sion on admissibility of seven ex- hibits objected to by the operators will be open to.the public. The ex- cluded exhibits, evidence which the mine workers are determined to read into the official records, and which the operators are opposed to having become public property, deal with alleged monopolistic control in industry during the past year. Governmental acquisition and op-. eration of experimental coal mines, both anthracite and bituminous, the commission by Thomas Ken- nedy, president of District No. United Mine Workers. As prece- dents, Kennedy > the operation arms and the building of experimental roads by the Department of Agriculture. DAVIS TO ADDRESS ELEVENTH WARD REPUBLICANS TONIGHT Dwight F. | aad ‘, candidate for Republican nomination for United States Senator, will deliver his first St. Louis speech of the cam- paign at the Summer Night Festival of the Eleventh Ward Republicans at Roswell’s Park, 4100 South Broad- way this evening. Davis returned to St. Louis this morning after having completed a tour of the northwest section of the State. He is to speak at the City Club luncheon Monday. He will re- sume his tour of the State next week, Davis, and probably will visit Kansas City, the | | | ; | TAKES ICE, SWINDLES WOMAN Stranger, Who Was “Substitute Driv- | er,”’ Vanishes With $5 of Change. delivered Robert Poarch, A stranger home of Mrs. ice at the} $431 | Lucas avenue, in response to a card | she had put in her front window yes- | terday. He told Mrs. Poarch he was | “substituting” for the regular driver | and asked her if she had change for | $5 for a “lady next door.” never came back. Investigation revealed that Mrs, , Poarch gave him the change and he | the regular driver was outside the house the time, and that obtained the at had the stranger | ice from him and delivered it at the Poarch home to | work the swindle. The Wabash Ottumwa 7:00 a. m. wa 9:00 p. m. St. Louis 7:55 a. m. apply to 328 N. Broadway. NEW THROUGH Drawing Room Sleeping’ Car Ottumwa, Iowa WABASH Sunday, July 11, 1920 Railway through drawing room, sleeping car service be- tween St. Louis and Ottumwa. Louis 7:30 p.m. Delmar Ave. 7:40 p. m. Arrive teturning; Leave Ottum-. Arrive Delmar Ave. 7:30 a. m. For full particulars, tickets and reservations F. D. Hammer, Div. Passr. Agent, C-14, Ry. Exchange Bldg. WABASH TICKET OFFICES Tnion Station. Service to will inaugurate Leaving St. Delmar Ave. | Sedalia and several points in the western part of Missourt. the anthracite) FAST SDELINE 10 FOR A IO-CENT Will Amend Petition Alre ; fore Utilities Commission; “vere” , de ee A When the I!linots Publfe 3 meets at Chicas day for a hearing on the the East St. Louts Electrig Co, for an increase in fares East St. Louls city line . cents, the petition will be to ask for not less than 10 D. E. Parsons, general said today that the é¢omm be asked to decide whether @ pany should have more than ff in order to increase its ficient] yto pay the increase from 46, 48 and 51 cents an 70 cents an hour awarded by bitration board Wednesday, The company wants the made effective July 15. ‘payday will be July 23, awerd dates back to May 1, | yarsons said that the com of the increased revenue need not been completed, but that pears that at least $250,0000 tional revenue a year will be lor the 12 months ending 1919, the East St. Louis line 14,187,901 passengers, aces schedules filed with the Py ities Commission. Assuming h same number were carried 10-cent fare, the increased would be $567,516.04. The ™ termined element !s the fallf patronage which it ts essumed ‘occur under increased | company estimated that op | crease from 6 cents to 7 cent falling off would be 5 per estimate has been made of the ‘able decrease under a fang cents or mere. o> Commission WO S* 8S 8 6 66h ee eee eee eeees ee eee eee eee eee eee - a _ bed * 6:55 a.m. Chicago arriving Chicago at 322 N. Broadway Phene Olive 7994, Stations 1 New Evenins Train. via . a a a (Chicage & Eastern Illinois Railroad) ; To Chicago Commencing July 11th, the Chicago Express (Train No. 26) will leave Union Station daily at 9:10 p. Modern equipment, including sleeping cars and free reclining chair cars. will leave St. Louis at 9:05 a. m., arriving Chicago 4:50 p. m., instead of 5:30 p. m., making convenient connections with resort- bound trains and boats. . Chicago Special, famous midnight train, will continue to leave St. Louis at 11:35 p.m., J. R. A. ZIEGEMFUSS, Divisies Passenger Agent , AAA AA VM ddddd at ee Wlibbii dee ‘ greneres ~ « a . . ' ' \ 2 A m., arriving Chicago See seeeeee Limited 7:40 a. m. Sleepers, lounge-grill cars, free reclining chair cars. ' The Noiseless Route” Union Statios Phone Main 4700 For Real Estate Loans’ Building Loans, See MMELMANN-SPACKL Seventh and REAL ESTATES COMPANY Chestnut Sts... PURE CANE GRANULATED NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. Be prepared for the heavy can- ning season and have enough sugar on hand to take care of any pre- serving need. Price, from all indications, will be higher. Why not make a saving worth while at this time, and then be free from all worry as to whether or not you will be able to suppl, your needs in sugar on the spur of the moment at preserving time. The present cost of sugar in carlots is considerably greater than the price at which we are retailing this same article. 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_ _P — nm" ary - ; _ " ¥ ¢ Ph L - -, ; , _ t , . h ’ _ SDE INE TOAS A TOCENT Fi end Petition Already tilities Commission, F * . r Wace Increase Ay ——— Se. ae ne, leh eo fie PRT ee, ee Ne Pee tere ee é ‘Editorial Page | News Photographs SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1929. SY Fiction, Popular Comics SSS Y WS Vdd GY and Women’s Features SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1929. DB9$)9) dee nn a (ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH) ~ YO"7/ Y Y % ES th EE EEE: the Tllinols Publle The q 3 "nae ii Rng tee ie Mie Pee ee eS eesice ss 25, Ss SA Ad 7, ion meets at Chicago hearing on the peti¢ St. Louls Electric an increase in fare of Louis city line from 6 @ petition will be am ronot less than 10 cents, | Parsons, general m y that the Commission Rio decide whether the @& uld have more than 10 to increase its Fevenusg ito pay the increase tn , 48 and 51 cents an how an hour awarded DY ar | board Wednesday. pMpPANY wants the ective July 15, The ill be July 22. The ates back to May 1, oO . . .** — os OS OS SSS SS SSESS 54S S 4S SSS SSS SEES ESS =" * ee ee » » «* aw AAW Wass “7+? sees oes £44825 846 “ee ee new y «* = a? e —* > ow > -os00** >. Hy SS . ) s snid what the computat cyensed ravenue needed conmipleted, but that it fat at least $250,000 Yeonue © venr willl be n @® 12 months ending Jul Kast St. Louis lines car )1 passengers, according flied with the Publie amission. Assuming that mber were carried und fare, the increased re $567,516.04. The wy element is the falling o which it Is essumed nder increased fares. estimated that on an om 6 cents to 7 cents, thy off would be 5 per cent... has been mode of the prot srease under a fare of | more. a SX AGW. eS: Pay es ae .** hh ee “ asesee* “see >» —* “e . Pe eennd WS ees eennd . . wan Ma, “WAS OQ WQAQAY SAA nidnight train, at11:35p.m., m. Sleepers, | soreewepeesnn emer ng chair cars. Yip i, WOT cE cee€@@ Hdd deeddeddeddedeecdcccccececeedcecdecse Y court of Sinn Feiners in session at Cork. Members claim Route Union Stations Phone Main 4700 Agent """“*2e sess > *~ “ee ss . e - Pt . Sens - * . : > ; e's ‘ a . d —s YS aan + “ans . ‘ >a BS di SS vy . . . ; » a» , . es . ee y> , 7 7 * ”* J LA verre ++eeee eee 7 »“** How Sir Thomas . the Shamrock IV, appears from an air- plane 500 feet in the air. New aecromar- ine boat also seen. -Wiee Worle Paeves Yi ypltilltlllttllitiiyyyyyy st Yb A Pe Adil eetttttssess , ’ Y Y; =... 5) he Y >. ee ee SS SK WMA W' ae. y MG ~ 7 oF SSeS eee SS +S Se GS FF ed htt etee ge , ¢. J, é re ~~ ‘ 4 4 4 _ Gigi: WMQQSss WAS .»** SASS SS SSS SSE 7) ee ee ee ee ~* * ~\8* Se »** ee MAA > Se LSeSSSSSSSssse® WN SS sss . nnn Say ~ _ q - . “ ~~ SSCS SSS . . : ee ENGac ice aekasd . = ~~. + & & he - s > » . . »> Ea . ¢ \ . ~ ww ~ - yy ; el s o, eute ce GOODWIN’S’ . We CORN SALVI for & o7 ft aliliwueet BF as vets ee Fd , cS & SSS SSSS SSE SEE SS SS SSW >» ese e eee .** = seas earerese>*** ~>* SSM SSS ** : * » L_ARSSSSSSSSSsee® J ee ie *» a4 % WOW Coos ost ~~ rus a * SSQVg““ MQ © . ee -~o* MQA AAS oo “*eerr® ~ .** ~ — gp qedsseeSssseseese® > SSS SS Pompeian Olive. Oil *. of nature's greatest WS \ PP, es. = + Se hag eS aan wag wie? *5 . eee ° Sud - : : ste 2 _~ ites A bn WEEE wypdddddlllllil MU LULUULLLLLALLLLLLLLLLLLILOO LL East Africa. Young rhinoc- 3 | also wild boars, zebras. ostriches and deer Underwood & Underwoo Z MUI EVUOUMM MMO cddadsddeddiddédabmmitmddiiiddddiidiidildda YIPPIE cccccccccdcccecdcceecceecceacaddddcddddddddddittlttsgys 44. ip, eee — “en > “tty “CC ttees conven 0ttt Wlyyypyayypyp 4, 4 ¥ * att . ~ S > BG Cn ek ee be ee i ee te Sh bh bee — 2 ng Abs taht es ee ae ae “yy a Wi —— . oo - ¢ —— -— - _ >? _— - ” Nobody more interested at recent Demo cratic convention than she was. Mrs Helen Cox Mahoney. daughter of Gov Cox ‘oes eoa@tet Wy Startling barn-yard scene from plantation in eroges eating from the hand, : J ? Gilbert Cox, father of Democratic presidential nominee an ght Midweet } a. ' : Aesetieme View Ce -—<opyright ’ $
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= Ps aor, eee oe * ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1920. } ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | OUR CONSTITUTIONAL CENTENARY. | 0s speak well for the thoroughness with Whitt Tis £ an Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER | This present summer has brought a number of in-| 5 ge >eegaeee vs age caie 0h séinabinaind. wad Dec, 12, 1878. teresting centenary anniversaries of dates marking , “ R , _ w 3 " eee is eae eanek On sweue re J the Pulitzer eo Co.,' the framing of Missouri's first Constitution. | ht —— The initiative to the adoption of this nine It fs worth noting that the total tonnage of these POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION _ century instrument was largely with St. Louls, just as ) -y Fftet Corporation Siz Months’ Average, 1920: it is now in the movement for a twentieth century new ships built by the Emergenc) ” | q ge, I! SOE ES ea botany is more than half of all that Great Britain had be- 7 rot DAILY AND . +-200,864| The delegates, chosen by viva voce vote in different fore a penne earn cpr penned through 04 BE thire os ——$—$—$——————— z } | years of peaceful, uninterrupted industry. J > " ts of the then Territory of Missouri, on three days a . acter, THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- | ** : ' : oi a oor — | FORM. _in the first week of May, 1820, assembled at William absorbin } ‘ f cherries and I know that my retirement will | Bennett's Mansion House Hotel, at the corner of ‘ mange oes ges treaties fe 4 parently Vr make no difference in its cardinal || Vine and Third streets, St. Louis, on June 12 of that PPIs, SUL BOL & 5G! aren i He * awed interest principles, that it will always fight , ‘ ] j we k were AD- eee we FE ae friendship for progress ané reform, never tol- ||" - ae oo? care o the pet wos ™ ion| & CALIFORNIA WOMAN ON SUFFRAGE. : Re lways | niversaries of spirited discussions in the convention. asa : vou erate injustice or corruption, & At any rate, the work was performed with dispatch | Miss Annie Bock of Los Angeles, who says she as fight demagogues of all parties, nev- — . er party, always Op- | ession lasted but five weeks, a considera pean Dalle 4 - A benastvedecags : soft d fornia, has written a letter to one of the Tennessee | | ; » ‘ us. And a ni ) ; | pose privileged classes and publio shorter time than is likely to be occupied by the pres- | | plunderers, never lack sympathy cat aekebtelians’ convention ta Illinois. | legislators, urging that the suffrage amendment shall | be rejected at the ratification session in that State. | | v : . is when you 1 sisted in obtaining the vote for the women of Cali- « Lester on the ~ . left rou alone yourself for ™ ee woe wae one mop. This first Constituti id to be the handiwork ed to the public welfare, never ' s firs onstitution, sa o be the handiwor ; : ;' satisfied with merely printing news, largely of David Barton, a native of North Carolina, | = says that she is apie disappointed ” = ° e ae “] know, bul always be drastically independent; || ¢amougs St. Louis lawyer of the time and, with Col. | way the experiment has worked out in California; c , , “4 fo say someth . . , : = ' ‘ , | ¥ a - . never be afraid to attack wrong Thomas H. Benton. one of the two Federal Senators that there has been an alarming increase in immoral | YY’ | ; : “You didn’t ity, divorce and murder there; that woman suffrage: | ~ we Hs al “e , iff 1 4\)\ kind}, Som { You really ar whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. first elected from this State, was completed July 19, h 4 anil q a af th q bal JOSEPH PULITZER. a date formerly deemed worthy of public observance. as mace cowards and puppers © a ss pon pet | | : ‘ erred and cheapened the women. ‘A year in politics, knew Almos April 10, 1907. |The first election under it was held Aug. 28, 1820, a" . she declares, “has taught me that women are intol-| but the fight in Washington over the familiar Missou- | have been fii ri compromise measure delayed admission to the | crant, radical, revolutionary and more corrupt in| : 4 S eansively. “E . Mr. Smith ¢ LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. Union until Aug. 10, 1821, and this was accomplished | politics than men.” | | The Socialist-Labor Party. only after an objectionable clause in the Constitution | oe sae yee that — wages is a ener E: ; a you think it's To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. forbidding free negroes from residing in Missour!,| , ier testimony is to have the welg tT | mee % responsive cht You are well aware of the fact that had been rescinded under a mandate of Congress. | she evidently desires it to have, we should know , it manded, unde | more about her experiences. Did the men and women enjoyed sittin there are two political parties in this A second Constitution was framed in 1844, but was | antiins h sain -¢ iat ' | can e Ww r , country called Socialist; namely, the So- ates She Wanted tO Win Have success In Cvery ; | myself in, wh ing and maki! rejected chiefly because it provided for the popular | | ou | TE cts: and the Socialist-Labér election of Judges instead of appointment by the | ms ance? “tg in os _— eh lenaonage about man oat | . party. The Socialist party presidential | Governor, as under the previous system. Later, how-| rage exactly as she writes about woman suffrage. | ~ | 2 fee tee , . He bent clo candidate is Eugene V. Debs; that of the | ever, elective Judges were authorized by an amend-| somata ve # reat non who ee failed to get what | | : } | Socialist-Labor party is W. W. Cox of nted in conventions and elections. ; St “ 3 “wou think % for is work ¢ ment. | St. Louis, a St. Louisan, residing at 426, The Drake Constitution, with its test oath and t mmperentniys among the very many excellent wom- fi é ' Rates street. When Debs was nominated | other objectionable features, superseded this first en who pags taken early advantage of their new op- we | = | . | what my min we read in the daily press that the Social- | Constitution in 1865, and this in turn was superseded portunity are some of the self-seeking and other un-| Y ) , °| "4 I found you © ist party delegates went mad; they waved) by the present Constitution—the third under which pleasant types. “tany women are intense in their % a You, Just yc flags, banners of red, danced and Jjisged, | Missouri has been governed—in 1875. | sentiments. Some are poor losers. Some so uncom-|| 7 if | you to me. Se ee ee mectaliet-Ladee | After being in effect for 45 years, Constitution No. preeaens a eee factionalism. Some are | | , voice in my \ party held its convention ne'er a word ap- | 1 was abrogated after the great industrial change re-| ROR OT ERCeS a Go not appreciate the quality of i FA LE , i the shore mes peared in our daily press. Why this si-| sulting from abandonment of human slavery anemic various acts—payment of transportation and tender | ay. eG When I'm aw lence in regard to the Socialist-Labor | about. Wifi a succession of later changes that have | of other favors—designed to influence their votes. ; Le yoarking time hos vous go canoe bom mera | ep wikttehie tadvsteial revoluticn ahd & fe0- But because undesirable feminine types are found | ‘Mr. Smith- eral shifting of other conditions due to the more! and feminine departures from the strict standards of political ethics is no more reason for withholding blandly and said: “Oh, the Socialist-La- bor party, that little band of extreme fa- ! fapid progress of world events, Constitution No. 3 has | the vote from women than for withholding it from 'men because of like reasons. Even if there was more — mand vagnty No +h } | now been in effect for 45 years and all proposals to. em anyhow!” course, four ; ESE | privilege to disregard that party. The So- substitute an improved and up-to-date instrument hatin i ala ini ; have b tubb isted on, would avail nothing. Woman suffrage is clalist-Labor party is the party of real | ha e been stubbornly resisted. enntinet ani ttun dent is ames ’ “American Bolshevism” and the name of To the plea that the present Constitution has out- 6! ie vast majority of women will make an the Socialist-Labor party has been closely | jjved its usefulness, at least some force may be added approved and profitable use of their new privilege. —" with the soviet republic of Rus-/ 4. tne fact that it survives the maximum period dur- The task is to apply the instruction and incentives * a In conclusion, Mr. Editor, the Socialist- ing which the first Constitution was found servicealic | mer ole g promtanle & use on the part of the ~ Se ’ ’ ’ ’ n. 5 : T! | 1¢€ Labor party emphasizes that its propa-/| and satisfactory. But the showing on the need for ganda is open and aboveboard; that its | a substitute does not depend on any parallels brough: na aa armenia ) § . gga acy Aang Toke waned from the past. It is a need felt daily in the practical 4 HEKEAI relations of Missouri life. Citizens who have a keen ®0UTi by 50,000. That is a wonderful majority. Where 3 : : ‘ a ’ By Dr. ple,” which speaks authoritatively for the ‘Yo party, is a legitimate political party or-| personal sense of the limitations of the present in- does Long get it? Asse gan. Think of it, W. W. Cox, its presi-| strument are all the time increasing. This curren‘ oo-o-——— . | PAYMENTS IN POLITICS. WHY NOT A NEWSPAPER CABINET? ‘ Co ITEIes oo tnie fact nth yaemecommt ge centennial year of the first Constitution should see the movement for a fourth Constitution well advanced. William Loeb, formerly secretary to Theodore a A LTHOUG his home-town's daily press! 7 | ; GEO. B. CROSS. The machinery rendering the movement effective Roosevelt, was an interesting witness Wednesday lo | “4 gaining ¢ Written for the POST-DISPATCH | Y h 4 M I R R O R c has already been set in motion. A short cut to a re- before the Senate committee investigating pre-con- ' y | vention campaign expenditures. How a fund of $1.- JUST A M IN UTE : by Clark McAdams | , ee PUBLIC OPINIG@ — - ——_— oe ow oe ee ee Oe ee ee you at night thing of years from you. I | to the sea--# a Breckenridge Long says Gov. Cox- will carry Mis- « A A A car a To Prevent Rent Profiteering. vision will be submitted to the voters, under the Sarees spread the pec protected aga Te the Editor of the Post-[spatch. initiative, for approval in November. | 000,000 to promote Gen. Wood's candidacy was under- : they begin to Let every renter in tiiis city who is op- | written with snappy efficiency was briskly told, but | | posed to profiteering in rent write the _the most engaging deta!l of the gentleman's test! | were not this kind eines : Health Depart Governor and urge him to place before In fairness to Col. Bryan, nobody can accuse him! : an's testimony) |fq\. onan Barn rs te potter lie Pte larger |. This column is designed to reproducé a e- the latest comment by the leading : ing epidemics. newspapers and periodicals on the questiong ales ie one of ¢ , , , |had to do with the technique of ca j = | mpaign disburse- | the legislators of the coming special ses- now of being a Victor reine machine. | ments. | paig e | | of these investigations? ES AEE a | A. I never thought of that. | | the doy. ¥ lems we have 1 sion a bill to regulate rent charges. If | | ' Actin ers y | | you expect any relief, you must\act. Also A MUNICIPALIZED OPERA CIRCUIT. a eee ) | > Seepece yeu 6 ee — ease spreads 1 at the same time you should suggest to Director Max Bendix advances a plan for a circuit. aM eo spatched five checks sy A. IV'lltry to. If I can ever do anything for | COMING ECONOMIC CRISIS. u = the Governor that the Public Service for $5000 each—one to Florida, a second to G ia, | vou gentlemen, my terms are spot cash in ad- | « other infectior of summer opera, with Minneapolis, Cinci i, Cleve- ' ' e FOOTE tS, | a J, . | PtANCISCO CAMBO in Hamburger Nachrichtes. x communicated Commission should go more thoroughly yous, innati, Cleve-| one to Col. Smith, another to a Republican nati 1} | vance. I can sell you anything from the State | NE canc , communi into the rate question of public utilities | land and Detroit co-operating with St. Louis. The! committ voaggen . — | itself down to a good word. O NE cancer eating away the econcniie Guam son before thi | committeeman in the District of Columbia, and one Q. Thank you; we hope to keep out of your f the world, the greatest folly of which m@ the skin and | not know, that before advancing rates. A CITIZEN. opportunities of such a circuit would, of course, not! 4 Marviand | | Oo Maryiand. clutches. You have not thought of the impres- kind has been guilty since its beginning, Ist ' sion you probably make upon the other states | ictment of a statutory eight-hour day in the oye aaeaal a be fully improved until each of the othe ies| « Visitor Pleased With Opera. NIT iliees learn contr os sy cpa The checks were put in envelopes without letters. a > ctive an 0 es | RS . ~ Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. lon every way admirad! ; and mailed,’ explained the witness. . | of the Union?’ of such an economic crisis. metas al ae ae aaa “Municipal Opera’—who ever heard of | } @ as St. Louis’ open-air audi-| «7, not this ¢ 1 war | ! A. No. I don’t think Missouri cares very ‘ ~ wetter - tori in F P | 8 an unusual Way to send money?” in- | P re , -.~ | duction in the hours of labor was occurring people regard such @ thing before? On my arrival in orium in Forest Park, but Mr. Bendix's idea is val-'| quired Genator Reed | much about what the rest of the country thinks | 1 ; ; notwithatandil gable and timely. Manifestly, with a company in moe, = “ a. of her | mally and rationally, to the mutu.! benefit of @ ith ‘ (8t Louls several days ago I bought a of the five cities the tal pan} | Not in politics,” Mr. Loeb replied IN MISSOURI. Q. I am afraid such is the case. That will | employers and employes. But whin the ings of the i newspaper—it was the Post-Dispatch. A es the talent available for performances! put this j aa as | | he all: thank + 7 it { responsth . would be greatly enlarged anil Mveraified sige 1a | 8 18 a practice which Ought to be made'| are a Missour! politician ? @ all: t an you. ran off the tracks, so to speak, and prod itl mee ede gust of wind came along and blew the : , ou | unusual in politics: not only unusual. but illegal. | ; 1 am. A. Don't mention it. Remember, if I can do was disastrously checked, governments b@ through life | something for any of you, my terms are cash in | ervreed upon a measure of the only kind @ diseases that paper from my hand, scattering the be possible for each company to have a reportory of| The painstaking effort at secrecy is wholly Pomatenn | - You deal in delegates, nominations sheets in almost every direction. I rushed Y Foreign; and other little bric-a-brac of the republic? advance and I can take money from 20 as well | which they seem able to agree-——-a measure tog measies are | as one. tiply the ills of mankind, accentuate crises, | consumption three pr four opera EE can ce casted aeaty 14| the ad al gehen weds yore of/to honorable transaction. Its furtive character | Lied : } , specialized training i . ne ier ici smacking of an ente! prise in blackmail. bellows forth | Q Hiave you received anv money from this | A. We won't forget. advertise their own follies. The result is 1a the ears | . ° . 'ways happens when men sin against the la | Children ur gathering up most of them. When I in each\o \opera would tend to greater perfection in -| ' | finally got settled in a street car, I started | aition P ren | its guilt. The anonymous paymaster and the ubiqui-| S°Urce in the past six months? : to smooth out the rumpled sheets so ! tous remittance man must be removed from politics , A. Good Lord, do you think I could follow Dear Just a Minute: Your warfare on the reason. A shorter working day has result ¢ tts could read them. The first sheet turnea| ‘!t ¥@5 Suspected from the first that St. Louis, in its) an ho corrupt practices act will do { 8.| this as a profession if I hadn't got anything in | *'T@¥ apostrophe is carried too far: It is not | disgracefui but speedy enrichment of empl ee . “ MGs dab ewes an 04 of the opera now municipalized opera season, had started something yo ‘ | ce: ll do it. A public | the last aix ymeethe? without its use in the economy of nature. For | increased. suffering for the workingman, 8 " s in "being given tn your beautiful Forest Park.| in which the entire country would have an interest. | rugged with the ever-rising fumes of the presiden- Q. I merely thought instance, at San Francisco they nominated | new source of trial and unrest for all mani when aed I at once noticed the wortis “Municipal” | r+ wij} be glad to co- te wee tial primary debauchery should demand such an act. A. You fellows in the Senate must be pikers. James M. Cox and F. D. Roosevelt and William | Products whose prices were formerly deter oy gatas and “Opera” and thought, “Who ever hep 7 “ operate in extending the benefits | — . ww ne ae (Reaching for wallet.) I'll show you what I Jenning’s Brayan by competition have become disproporté % 08 of meee hearé of such a thing before?” I reaa| °* this novel summer feature to other cities. | Crop conditions all over the Mississipp! Valley | took in this morning. (Takes out large roll of Yours in a spirit of fairness, O. H costly, because the decrease in output has oh ah ar a further, went back to the conductor and | ope SRO eROIRRRONE i lemma amma eamemamaaeaae | reported excellent, with sae o d aan aiey are! pills and waves it at the committee.) How's ‘ s competition, and the cost of production inste@ . , : ’ ni ere ‘ rri 4 ee ' . 8 ‘4 7 ~ ” . 4 . ; yay found how to reach your open air theater,| Mr. McAdoo insists he would rather be right where| yield in prospect. But { ne | a bumper} this for one morning AT “TWILIGHT IN AMERICA. being diminished by shorter working houre got a transfer to help me get there, and he is than President . S$} : ut in their blind, infuriated par- | q (Eyes of committeemen are bulging. and “Dear Heart:”’ been doubled and trebled We have the et then went. I was in time enough, I , | | | tisanship the Republicans refuse to give the Demo-| ™e™bers from other states especially are star- | “Don't Cry, Little Girl, Don’t Cry” if you have eight-hour day to thank for the fact that wom ea ing incredulously at the money.) Is that real’? the “Blues’’ om your way to “Illinois’ “When | men now are growing wealthier faster than¢ 'while the average citizen, the poor man. In the atate edge concernil for which ne definitely foul measure for p — to secure a pretty fair seat in the ge uaa mapas mamma | cratic administration the slightest credit for this| 0-cent section, although all the higher- SHIP BUILDING WITHOUT PARALLEL. | bountiful demonstration A. Real Great Caesar! What can politics the Shadows Fail.” Of course, “I Hate to Lose 7 roe ; a J work! é 1 wy the disease is priced seats were sold out. I saw and | be like in the states you come from? You.” but “I'll Hav St 4 ' " ngman. are growing relatively poorer heard a most beautiful production of Since the armistice there has been very little gen-_ rere ares | Q. You got all that this morning? taee agree beh nail bees “A st bee Awhile” and | is the remedy for this economic crisis? It | prevention in F i j ‘ Vt ay . : ‘ ' é 4 c JASV “ . . . , : , . : i “The Mikado"’—and I want to say right eral interest except among maritime men in the ship | A lof of Republicans will see nothing novel in a ry Certainly avant ‘in a ee eaaaman pe " _ , 7 —_— tt ren was a revelation to me, particularly when 308 ships, or almost one for each working day in those | a Se Pea eS ane A Sen. Ye Sant catia th. ee eel mh - ae = Sheng y Pda scl on my al he t British Premier Asquith and get up from b d ‘= 0 y ’ 4 - ‘ome: ow tar . i ‘ 7 I Was told that it was composed for the|12 months. Of course, there has been no such feverish; If our bellicose hermits, like Senators Reed | or I wouldn't be in the business. | back to me now and my eyes fill with - "pony ye oe eS Se ae eee ae Ale wer most part of local talent. After the per-/| haste, with th , ‘ senators Keed end; @Q. You would have to go to work | eo wane: >: anne 1 ag ernment for accepting “mandates” for This is most Sepmance I was eo greatly pleased and aste, W ree eight-hour crews, as was the prac-| Borah, had their way, this country might well be 4 Sure nig Dont you remember our “School Days” in !tamia and erica" as phour , » - - . ; i N “A. aa , ° C ioe ae jf nd ° . j } iT oO er ormer , ' 7 1oOnt impressed that I determined to write to tice in the shipyards during the war. But the record’ called the United States of Korea. | Q. Do you consider Missour! a particularly perenne paren dicots Saeee. weyend the | ihe ground of_ pr 6 ae — ai Although w SUNIEIEEE see to please pate this alone : | san ine 7 oe hes . ig : atm Pp cularly rape of Ree Seg where ‘The Red Lantern” | id Of prodigious military cost. p ered the age ’ ate. ee —— = : ated p ' ; ight? liow we enjoyed ‘ cutiy the mandat " . . if possible, to the persons responsible for EDITORIAL | > wor! pe sagen es ’ reading ees object to being m we have lear! SPARK . ee A. Best in the world. ‘kle > Finn” — a seeds Pee . av ar the operas, as I would like nothing better = ™ THE RETURN OF BACCHUS. | Q. Why is it the best? | sean Of Me py Pt ere sh n “The {ty mandatorors and are generally in favor lis always pre than to be able to congratulate eaeh and : | | Jecause we — ; ne _ Ou always | determination , . the appearane Biker ene ef them in person. We may as well let Sir Thomas Lipton have that ‘Z Ba = ta wid oe pes license here than | wished your name was “Mickey” and that you ‘papreten And it is really stretching ow oe saa 5 aaly hone they will keep up the good cup if his heart is set on it. We have nothing to | Lew | oh cies . poitk aap ave in most places. | could live “In San Domingo’ and I always | » deny sufficient wisdom to govern the ne Pome pees The ieee have another pleasure put in it over here —New Orleans Item. ; ; mn oc : “se ~ omy re pws now we were wished I lived in “Hindustan” and my name was the Arabian race, which bore the toreh : Kor site f pots ’ ! ’ , and nobody 1 j r has : ; | ¢@hee - , ’ a st : vlik apo a os above described when I next visit a | Sad | G ~ nie oe roan gts Mage sald a word. | Dardanella Oh Blue Bird, Bring Back My ms hlenment for centuries while the inhabitall Dr. Henry Ke Bt. Louis. “This suffrage orator takes campal! ; . Ss, } nown that you | Happiness’’ and let a “Pretty Little Rainbow’ the disunited Kingdom of Great Britain an@ ie Thank you. Wang. paigning serious- | . | were taking money in aS many ways as y 'e os land we allow These spot CHAS. A. CHEPPARE, |’: So much so she forgets that she has a family ; could make it come in i shine, cause im a “Jass Baby and will be |... ere wallowing in degraded barbara of measles an New York City. tree and drops into the vernacular.'’—Birmingham y 8 A Why wouldn't the 4 k _ ‘ , brave like “Joan of Arc” ‘*T ill We NIleot Again “on ‘ ir. Asquith, apparently not conceding the . K oplik pubis Age-Herald. ae ce taal ’ ey know it? It hasbeen | “K-K-K-Katy” and I have been “Dreaming” “4 or Arabs to govern themselves, ineigt@ thie su! ject f ' : se - , ‘ To The jo } ie Loo ey penealyv f (3 B j ee ; Late dere Growing Tomatoes in City Gardens. error ; hers T Pan about the “High Brown Babies’ Ball and wish- ; pensive ror (reat Bs scribing an er Fo the Pditor of the Post-Dispatch “Say, you seem to be always on the lookout for ¢ | bale | see arts Sesepest? be no very great objec- ing we could go, but I must stay and “Keep the that it shoyld be dumped off on to t@) onls stag m ; , trouble.” “Well, you've got more chance to dodge ' j \. 4 No NY : , Home Fires Burning.” for I'm a “Rose of No Ledgue of Nations, which has not a nickel @ cheek afar ‘ips v 4 s . ow anc then somebody who waan't Man's Land’ when I'm at “Home Sweet Home.” for office expenses, ner “4 aoldier which na nasieive In the city I notice a number of to es *lanyth P —_ re | anything that you see first.—Boston Transcript. ee | getting his would squeal. but all we had “ compel to wher ad to do but “Take Me to That Land of Jazz” when “P © go anywhere. The dispatch Measics roade ft clear whether that Mesopotamia Sa In a ler tq mato gardens, with choice, healthy, hans blooming plants, but no fruit. This | Tom: He never wears diamonds to show how, * * | e ag hy caalhradieg : there's a chance . . , . Ss yo rm e686 s , > wrt ' rT. ° ; at -_ } : ‘ere y% due to the fact they are being sprinkled | Prosperous Pe ~e ~ Spee waate BS seeeners sional politician of the vanahk taveaaie Ege Now you little “Vamp don’t let all the boys was commanmeees 5) ee om: oes around with his ta i ' 2 hae: Z , or tne | “Say it Wi “lowers” “Come ¢ - , ars th the garden hose, which kills the |._petroit News. x receipt in his hand. | it | Republican nomination for President. | A edl or + Sh ge & por hi vara to My Baby's ee “y pe es rain is good for the) | hae GRA ro. A. It was the best we ever had. ‘tae i “ a‘ esas she a gem that © Plant and sprin in a | : a ( ‘ou got son , | Knee pn Aa aiting for you here lon't let ss @annot ex tal it i etrimental I) On the farm, when a man is seen holding up a , “i | 2. You got some of that money, did you not? | Pa stay too long, for “{ Want a Daddy Wh. y) r p n, ye sa positive fact. post it means that the post is loose When th "Me ene , m2 : : A. Some of it I got some of all of itt Will Rock Me to Sle e lm * no a4 Tomato plant is not a water plant; culti- ‘game thing is s®en in the city it meane the man 4 . . we.” . It was a great opportunity in Missouri?” fc . You” “Ney mpgs og 4 ae a-W earring 7 ‘ = “ ; ‘ : . ; d ~ os o astiitr t Sg, . ; - vate well, keep the ground loose and free | tight. —Sioux City Journal. > ee Bat. . ' A It sure was I hope we haven't done | | feel like “Broken raced a a . ane . - from weeds and grass; don't sprinkle, . ‘ ‘ =e 6)C anything to prejudice a repetition of it In an- | Helen” “I Lone for ; mre om an H-He! mia to Germany. That. he states. Ue ond watch the results. Should the ground The nominations of Harding and Cox we - r. | other four years. > aa 4 . witig 4h _ Lave. a tittle i ime’ Ata aiehier tienen anneam: wie tet approv - ; @ minute biut “a very dry, Just take the nozzle off and surprise to us. for we knew Ohio wan salina sedate ; Q. I think not. I think everybody unéder- | ober pr rentr ding = pe '? Perfect Day” when | v President Wilson.’ (+ has been suppes The sign B . : . ; : “4 : . | sO Thiaal . in) . eo} " . . . a Th i water soak in the ground without/!to secede if she didn't have a chance at the presi- * a - > | stands by this time that if one wants anything are “Homeward =, be sueR _— vhen you this eide that there was monew in the eycie. and ap —- the plant. Every two weeks is dency pretty soon, having furnished ' in Missour! one pays for it. a $s. - ound” I shall no longer be (tumian enandate,-but Mr Asquith sey 38 days before OBSERVER. way back in 1908 , von ood as none since ‘ Detiinie ad ' Just Blue but will love vow “Till the Sande of aed na Creat Brite ~ wy" ‘ 1 » it . w rash W hen : == , r - ’ , enor iro ‘yt . . . , ee ‘8 ° . pracdeirt riaeigae ' ‘oy? = y elar, | —~Louisville Courier-Journal. Q. Did it ever occur to you that if Misso oad the Des rt Cy) , . J Cood Night De on ts ee nemier Amauttin ane : appenre | the —" A Fond Farewell PEGGY a mandate fo and pass awe — @ x ttl ge ee ae - - yr 4 a - — —— a — ————— - —— — or whether it was wished on them by th srschelagy core ; 5 rai chaps. Premier Lioyvd George, however, 88) ui® political duty, at once objected to the proposal, eneeringly remarking, as the © “iates——-probably inaccurately or, {f not, : consequentitalils that it would be absurd the league power to give “a mandate for ; im the cvrter uneatiafactors abie to elcootr | pearing ony - Mucous mem! irregular spot : % re ! die Te ee te al ea eee Se : Abe OS 48
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RROR of} OPINION} ed to reproduce wit by the leading pud 3 on the questions IONOMIC CRISIS. ee ee ee ee ee a 7 WOMEN’S PAGE POST-DISPATCH Daily Magazine SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1329. WOMEN’S PAGE — PLAYING THE GAME POURTH INSTALLMENT. till third evening they were discussing char-. acter; by the fifth they had reached the absorbing topic of human emotions Ap- bf . " & parentiy Mr. Smith had none, but he showed an | f : awed interest in hearing about love and platonic | a friendship. “Dont you see how much more interesting it is When you meet others half way’ asked Miss Lester on the sixth evening. “Why, if we had left you alone you wouldn't have looked at one of. us. And a nice time you'd have had flocking by yourself for two weeks!” “] know, but” Mr. Smith seemed struggling @ say something. Elsie helped him out. “You didn t know how to go about it,” she saiq | “Some men are like that, but not many. | You really are different from any man I ever) ‘kindly. knew. Almost any other man on earth would have been flirting by this time,” she added ex-| pansively. “But, of course, you don't know how.’ Mr. Smith gazed at her and his lips set. “Do you think it’s been easy for me to act like an un- responsive chump all this time?” he suddenly de- manded, under his breath. “Do you think I’ve enjoyed sitting here in the moonlight holding | myself in, while—while—eVeryone else was danc-| ing and making love””’ “Why—Mr. Smith!” He bent closer. “You think I’m not human, and that all I care for is work or public questions. Do vou know what my mind’s been full of ever since the day I found you on the rocks and carried you home?, You, Just you! Every star in that sky means you to me. Every note of that music is your voice in my ear. Every little wave that kisses the shore means the kiss you've never given me. When I'm away from you life stops. goarking time till I see you again.’ "Mr, Smith—please don't!”’ ' @When I wake in the morning 1 could shout With joy. I'm in the world you live tn—and I'm Going to see you within an hour. you at night it seems an endless separation—a thing of years. I feel like a prisoner, shut away from you. I can't sleep. Instead. I lie listening to the sea—singing of vou: and to the trees I'm simply = — —_——— - — — — + SR ee ee —— | Lester was strangely | problem—a big one I promised my | take a couple of weeks off and think it out When I leave | —- — -_--———e murmuring outside of vour window, and to the” “Really, I mustn't let you”—— “And I’m miserably restless and wretched. But the minute I'm with vou it's all right I'm un- I'm bathed in bliss!’ it's all my fault. utterably content. “Mr. Smith, please stop. It's I know you think I've been leading you on’ —— Mr. Smith sat up, stared at her a moment, looked around him rather dazedly, hand across his brow, and sank back in his chair. There was a moment's silence. “Well, I've told you at last, thank heaven!” he said in a low voice. “But you don't seem to re- alize that I'm speaking seriously.”’ Elsie stared at him. peated. “How can vou be serious when—when you've been so—so different all this time?” “Seriously?” she _ re- “That's why I waited all this time,” he ex- plained simply. ‘‘so you would know 1 was seri- ous when I finally spoke.” “All this time? You mean—I—don't under- For a debutante of two seasons Miss confused. Her thoughts Whirled, but somewhere, deep within her heart. a lark began to sing. “Why, I suppose it seems a bit confusing, but it’s really simple enough.’ He spoke slowly now. seeking the right words. “‘You see—the truth is in the first place I came here to think some- a business stand.” thing out—something very important matter.’’ “Oh! But I don’t see” - Elsies voice was cold “won't you? Yet?” Mr pointed, but not really surprised. tRat | had something on my Smith seemed disap “Why, | mean mind—a business partner I'd WOTK on it quietly, vou know “Yes?” His companion had fastened her eves on the distant horizon line. ested that all this might be intelligible to others. but not to her. Mr. Smith drew his chair closer “It's connected with my work,” he repeated, pa- tiently. “Girls were not on my program Any girls. I intended to cut them all out. Then |! saw you. I knew the minute | looked.at you, Her expression sug- my darling, that if I looked again, so to speak, passed his— “by / ever met. —— “Hasn't it occurred to you at all that, just possibly, if you're asking me to marry you, | might refuse you?” | was lost. My mind wouldn't be clear. I wouldn't be able to think. So | had another problem to solve. I had to decide whether to drop the origi- nal problem and win you, or solve it ina hurry and run the risk of your leaving, or of someone else coming along and snapping you up before | could win you. It had me guessing. I was rattled by it.” “IT see. Any other young man would have de.- tected danger signals in the glints in Miss Lester's eves, but this rash vouth rushed onward to bis fate. “What did you final): he added placidly. I had to be very careful. politely. “I decided to work on the problem a wee! then. if it didn't clear up, to drop it and try win you But just after | had decided c your accident, and, of course, after wasn't really anything but you | wanted to tell you right off that vou were going to marry me,” “TIT could see you didn’t knovy | it. But I didn’t dare to startle you, of course, I had to hold onto my- The Weekly HKBKALTHU TALK. By Dr. G. A. Jordan, Assistant Health Commissioner. eeping Pamsy Fairy Tales ; BY MARIE, QUEEN OF ROUMANIA | — — eae eC eS -—— --——-- -~—--—+ - —-- _—_—— - - = . - " —_—— .. medicine is fast contagious LTHOUGH gaining control of diseases and preventing PANSY HAS DINNER WIT H THE GRIZZLES FAMILY. GRIZZLES was indeed gone such a long way that al you would appetizing dish of juicy red jam his carefully prepared ter thei OTHER rent t} . ‘ line ey ‘ i. t Veh h ive been at » ft fir youl wi . iD ; Spread the people will never be fully. a person that had lost ver: e . ne tO id you ife h id : Vil DACK “ i understand, him ‘rom time to time he would against contagions until co-operate with the protected they begin to Health Department in every small particular day by day as well as dur- ing epidemics. The control of mea- ‘sles is one of the most difficult prob- lems we have to face because the dis- ease spreads more rapidly than any heavs ‘WAS grayer haps Mrs. Grizzles had had to bear ‘all the cares her selfish old husband pected had no intention of sharing with-her. ’ pretense at a figure She was wa all round and shapeless, with a very | but, head expression upon her face. Ifler coat | leads to than the coats of the the world, and suddenly one other members of the familys Petr find oneself much further from the fellow was enjoying his meal and than one ever ex- Gid not at all realize that Palusy was and a kindly, tolerant’! gerous business—-one Starting point little girl little girl road always without another; that’s “Don't preach, old mother.” came comfortable voice up about the way she ate. ihat look up with a grunt cf satisfaction, thinking of wiping his mouth, so that the red juice dripped from his lips. But certainliv the eld it’s a dan- the way TAaAhners. Pansy had been So Sfeverely\ Vrourht secretly shocked at his FASHION POINTS FOR SUMMER ANNIER frocks of taffeta and Priuie savs Good tlousekeeping, are still worn for dancing, and the butterfliv bustle drapery is also pretty for evening wear, but with a persistency astonishing women generally have the straight frock fortable, and usua which deciared which is alway) graceful, con vasv to wear. This straight frock is by no merns the chemise of some seasons “ano The corsage s long and nearly straight and is sometimes drawn rather closelv about the figure. The skirt mav fall straight box pinited or accordeon-plaited or 3 -a' widened a bit on sides wt hack or front of the hips frock is girdled at the hips, the decide?” BURGESS BEDTIM self by my boot straps. I Wanted vou to eet used to the idea of having me around before I told you | was going to be around all the t.me.” Elsie Lester sat up in her steamer chair ind looked at him and he stared back at her with something in his gray eyes that quite unexpected- ly made her heart turn over. She tried to laugh but the laugh end: d in a titt'e gulp that was haif 'a sob. “Herbert Alton Smith,” she said slowly, ‘vou really are the most absurd human being [| hare liasn't it occurred to you at al! that, just possibly, if you're really asking me to marry ' you, I might refuse you?” Herbert Alton Smith shook bis head. “Of course, you may at first,’ he admitte, re- “You may the first time, or the sixth, That's quite possible. But you're gretfully. or the tenth. going to marry me in the end, you're such a sen- sible girl that I'm hoping you'll soon see how silly it is to waste much time. Especially,” he added somberly, ‘‘as | shant be able to put my mind on anything else till it’s all settled. Oh, my dar- ling’ —he abruptly caught her hand and drew her toward him-—‘“why make me wait? For a whole week you've known me, you've seen that I adore 5 FOU, and that | can't even breathe comfortably when I'm away from you. Nature has spent mil- lions of years making you and me and bringing ‘ns together. so we could love each other. And here vou are—trying to pretend vou dont know it” His lips were speaking against her cheek. She felt his heart beating close to her side She turned her face a little more toward him, so that che could look into his shining gray eves. “IT don’t know what to say,”’ she stammered, breathlessly. “It’s so odd to be teaching vou how to show ordinary courtesy to me, and then to have vou suddenly” “Kiss you?” Herbert Alton Smith promptly suited the action fo the words. ‘“No—no:’ lie looked at her reproachfully. “Don't turn away, darling. Il've all those mil- lions of years to make up, besides the hideous. Kiss me,” he repeat- | ed urgently. “Thats right, but a bit perfunc-| waste of time since we met. — ee -_ -——_— ~ -—-—-— - - wee ee - ELIZABETH JORDAN... tory. Now do it again, a little more as if you realized that we've really found each other. Thats better—much better. Now, about our marriage— Why not have it here before we leave-—say Tues- day or Wednesday. With millions of years and a lost week to make up” Down on the beach the waves crept toward them and retreated with a chuckle. From @ speckless sky the harvest moon smiled down in sympathetic understanding “And to think.” murmured Miss Lester, speak- ing with some difficulty, “that we girls thought you were constrained and indifferent and slow” Herbert Alton Smith kissed her again. Sudden- ly she drew herself from his encircling arms. “Bertie,” she said deliberately. “Yes, darling.” “What was the working over so hard?” With reluctance voung Mr. Smith recalled him- self to the practical side of life. “Why, why—let me see,” he began vaguely. “It was—-it was—why--say, great Caesa'’s ghost, Elsie'’’ He caught his breath and stared at her “I've forgotten it'’’ he confessed. Miss Lester laid her head comfortably on bis waiting shoulder. “I thought you had,” she said complacentlr, ‘but I wanted to be sure. Now we can both put our minds on important things. We'll run in to town on the 9:40 tomorrow morning—and you can talk to father.” THE END (Copyright, 1920, by Elizabeth Jordan.) business problem you were Another Captivating Love Story What Everybody Said by Lucten Carey Begins in the Post-Dispatch Next Monday. —— eee em SS _—- Include the Post-Dispatch ia vour list of vacation needs. Yoor paper will be mailed daily at. reguiar mail subscription rates. Address changed whenever de- sired. Order through your ear- rier or by telephone—Olive or Peter Receives a Fright and a RABBIT . Laughing Brook and walked almost infortable bed in Jerrv Musk-/ into that old sinner’s mouth At the t's bedroom and in no time he! same instant I saw your hole and . asleep and dreaming It was one of the nar- By THORNTON W. BURGESS. To wake in fright to find a friend Visitor. Central 6600. ADVERTISEMaNT Ah. would all troubles thus might end’ Peter Rabbit. found a very How dived into it infection and also because it is Ty : other She came into the cave on her )|lFather Grizzles communicated from person to per-|,. " . ome | ) hind legs, carrying a huge wooden from out of his corner ['m hungry, her heart she could not neip criti- gle heinge usually tied in front son before the eruption appears on " , , tag BNE ial bow! out of which the steam mount- (and, besides, if this sweet little maid = Cising her hosts short or long ends falling down ver: hall he didn the skin and consequently parents «cs . : : coe | epee oat t know that the children are sick ed in a little column to the ceiling had not been of a venturesome spir- fussy had a Way or his own It the skirt eves fléw wide open and he was quite ¢, : *s> q wi {* . ; : ’ > : ‘ no no « She laid it down on the floor. im it. I] would never have known the de- Was ust as incorrect, (fitit ne was "The hij rirdie is arranged i! as wide awake as if he hadn't been with measies. A still further reason | , : — acge-ctg rb ‘ h ufficult f trollin th the center of the cave, and dropping so funny that each time "Ne . 1) Col rao 4 . . 4 Ti. r {ro ‘ke of yr : .% te aitingeg » J *) () 1 \ g that hy le hadr . heen ri hit whe e : ee erotection fur; you are welcome, whoever vou s of « te waiting for him. If Ole lan ig re i ticeable. reduction fe welght and eye attractive uest curle awgt st his ments. Suur Wor - dup again his ene pn ge more oan are ‘in do owith er Tr nal cat thal at him ' , : be r t j buoyant, vivacious Teei- Morter working hours In the state of our present, knowl-\ are.” she said most kindly “and sandy al TRS Wie a eg hould old of him : hat a ' Prva as righ en of Old ing takes ton ” We have th etatu : ) edge concerning the cause of measles, (“uss\ , that Armiable last born oo? tu : ] he thie i hin The re ith OVO Ss ery nin t ir stead your whole body 5 ' " i — for which no agent has yet been! mine, seems to at , . : getting away of here in your house. I suspect he mind. WONDERFUL! for the fact that wears lw ; 7, / . e ” GSe agree with _ is walling around outside now and Become attractive, | Wealthier faster th » Gefinitely found, the only effective father's taste And Mother Grizzles Ww and feet younger; r an : ‘ . -“? j f woe ir) ae a? ong fla? NN ] don t k now how | shall ever ger Befere and After seare to your life! Be n, the poor man, and t measure for preventing the spread of winked at Pink y-Panky, who had uch out of here without being caught ' surprised and delighted. ; f : : " ruc! 1 . nere rITNOU se) r Cal . relatively poorer “a the digease is isolation. Methods Of! followed her into the room “ ¢ seiiedio t sli eal : parler t : amese vous Wend, tao! First. obtain © | | ’ mM ‘ vole erTrer Orie ie la ! iri per 11s ime ae economic crisis? It is & » Srevention include: “Young master Cussy is very fond id i} Ww mething delignt h t-—is = a » | } they But I m teil you ¢ . and a ~ Ape oy 4 of hey by nl + ” — y : Sides there ‘as some ig Meat much rown abou ‘ lemided ta walt ernans \ a. Cah teil Ie ‘Bm. an 100 guarantce In each Dos A ive and inflexible. Fit) Prevention of contact with persons gps 70 rved the Imp fully unusual about feasting with a@ jpeund with vers ome clear to that bedroom. that is that he will wait a good long Jowing korein system you will me a ad ‘or . ve *aney ha gD »} . ‘ co a My . on Wis bre- make a tremendous , ' Saffering from opening olds. Paice | ~ peta polite ‘te her ‘ bear family Pansy s.i the time had cire and ornamented with clusters «, perer waited. but it was with time for that dinner. I hope you will + tee oe he contiod toate wrapper) tree must reconcile itself to a Avoiding kissing near the mouth. ind Was advancing with out- gh oe { sory alee es hy se ’ Bead ; a wt mea at ferr’ a ; . - it’ fee in is tii rh ( ussy Che biai Vo) Gres tf... eo — @lopte in ~~ hy ~ hie art let trie Siays. tery ° . - ’ standard of living. ¥ Separation of all children with any. stretched hand toward the ladv of mt a lreadful fens ~9t ‘ hss « all there ‘Copyright. 1920. by T W. Burgess Korein Co Station F, New York, N. rn laws of economics ¢ > finess from others in the family ithe house. Cussy waddled after he deg -Mee — ~¢ ; . : an ‘ snapped at his > la dia and bedclothing. van | gon np ites The other membrrs of the fomils Correct clothes for week-end jo. 2 o...n@ Then there was a faint ‘to follow his mistress so closely, but ' eto ) ing soun: | manners, ind will either make or mat SUCCES ak and then awakened by a noise outside in the had slept when he was, rowest escapes I have ever had. If Simple, Safe Reliable Way. , ’ burger Nachrichten. : Way the economic solvency Peatent folly of which man nee its beginning, is the eight-hour day in the face is Reforg the war, a labor was occurring not the mutu. | benefit of bot But whin the worl to speak, and production” sked, governments boldly re of the only kind up agree-——a measure to mul nd, accentuate crises, | . The result is what al- n sin against the laws of ing day has resulted in & enrichment of emplo the workingman, and d unrest for all manki were formerly determin become disproportion © in output hae kil t of production instead tf know As usual his if you are carrying around ten te sixty pounds of unhealthy fat you are unnecei- sarily Weakening That is the wav with , your vital organs and are bearing @ burden which de- atroys the beauty of your figure. Crossing the bat asleep at all bit in front Where the little people of the Green Mead- Pansy variety of wavs looked at him she was incline] to j¢ may droop : laugh out loud ‘le Sat on bIS is tied once, or it na be lifte.l ows and the Green lores! ‘ haunches, one leg stuck out, the trifle, the two ends falling from a ‘eter didn’t know what had wak- weled ornament The girdle min ner in H{e listened with ah his Why continue & ey ot , r. } _ , . Pecent] at the aces, down tne morist ipping of them jthe hips with SUMMe! eating, besides being messy: pretty ture of seriousness and rreedy Some dainty summe tent, which a clever painter could have rendered Pansy felt both inelined to hug placed very clo him and to box nis ears Fis W&as) skirt edge, the sleeves, ar the oper ng at the neck are ind with the sight of him ANS) & narrow fold of organd: rock of | they must be smaller, fancy in an xtraordinaryvy Way b3c- light brown organd’ ind thnere is maller han Old banas inv tu $—— pin together ind the “HT ‘ Rap ==. perew ~~ >. both delicious and cisgusting and tickled I ~ ()] randy ; ’ | r | ’% narre VV t Mid in mitlOli wouldn ’ were of pink roses really a child pretending to Te & ‘this is an enormous cap#lin Tie was trapped bear, Or a bear pretending to be @ cate black horsenat trinimedad agai y if he was trapped ribbon cire ., . and nearer cam ehuf- Of the 2,000,000 excess females Peter's tween the ages of —_— EXPENSIVE. ler Asquith and his f the Lloyd George Gove “mandates” for Mesopo- r Turkish territories on & military cost, Appar? Keeping flies and animal pets out) of the sick room. Above all no suffering person from measies should be permitted to get up from bed until free from fever Although we have not vet discov- Cussy growled back at him and Tim was subdued. “May ft help you in any way in getting the dinner ready, ma'am’”” " . : > > : and allowed to do so by a physician. | inquired Pansy. This is most important to prevent > prheumonia. “Thank you, thank vou,” said Mother Grizzles; “m: ‘coming along with the other dishes ‘and well all feast together kood daughters. are Mother Grizzles Came Into the Cave had not much bette: Carrying a Huge Wooden Bowl. ligeist of her small pink scratching me behind Inv ear “You always remain the same self- ish old brute,’ ecolded Alother (:riz iingers ‘but don’t let's argue now; let's “(uss what in the world are you , family’ Pansy studied each in turn with pro foundest interest (‘ertainis the beauty of the family woe most cleanly, but J’ansy [lod the impression that h: his meal less than « others beauty ce! Was ernicor) truth was that °°?) could not tocget chat was a lovely little ‘ady in the ‘ ; | the disease. This symptom is called ee. § 4 : at! ‘ fy ing a iywe | good bie k at her biue green ippetizing and very sweet but the fast be ne accepted a , ite h . , Cre a , a j | » Koplik’s spots and was discovered b) prudent little girl’ and Mother Griz- shoes that had sorely tempted him | oa ore . thir ‘ abe 8] “ : iter trimmings en ' ima of $56 ” 7 : . . ‘Ls : ‘gr i l on 2 = . Viel! kat hey Cirizzie: held his pow! i] i] reed, ‘ ’ she “@ : Leet? PY eo , r m has and ,another door, and so o1 “ eon | | ap ea a ee ; 7 » 1000 « n should drop it. We Ww hen the skin e pti . : . 7 ul hy jilaft he See. aw le | ij VW fT = ta 4 “e : er Asquith would say; ; ie been given .neither spoon nor fork, 7 . | “You naughty, naughty boy cried buvine black kid el: degraded barbarism. (Of measles and of nothing else Dr “I’m out exploring,” exclaimed) pans, “Leave my shoes alone, or not conceding the & " Koplik published his observations on Pansy. “and till now everybody 1) 7"})] kick you. and you won't like that, and Pansy's excellent ] . J ~! " ; ' + : in self-color. In solutely forbade her eating with he n ; , fingers. What should she do” ? iuuUl ire * READING symptom with an' feasp onfuls or oe. : a a a ae ea ae ae a i de el a a a a a strange and delicious food with child's healthy appetite Second one to an his nose on the Rr na licking | all the nmorse!s called, paws and were that greeay creavures were of their bow's h the noise z q red the spots begin to fade * | | ' S unmim)y, Sticking his snout inte the vl chewing and Bnuriing, and with @ interrupted Mother Crrtzzis Pi y 1 pass awa). by the time it was bight jou had + $
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oe. & _. \S ata E alae 2 . Pe. ee oe > ; Be to yee f ak A “» Sead COMIC PAGE JULY 10, 1930. COMIC PAGE JULY 10, 1920. meee ae ee OO JEFF LEASES THE COUNTRY HOME OF A WALL STREET FRIEND—By BUD FISHER. — | MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY | —egees- EZ. Se, £%€£xieae ———_—_— By James J. Montague. Za 3 | Tey BELone b.. ty ony ywsiTors ties YouRSELF. TH'S BEATS BEING IN THE SIZZLING city. I wine iT I'M GLAD I BROUGHT YouR INVITATION with Me! YoU So weir rve q \ SAY Here THAT YOU AINT LEAsED THE PLACe fot | GOT A FLY ON THE PLACE ‘ For Two MONTHS. /B WHAT DYE MEAN, WO FLIES, Loot AT THEem! AND WHEN CT Gor YoUR LETTER (CT HAPPENED I WAS FREE THIS WEEK-GND, SO XT THOUGHT Tr MIGHT AS WELL RUN Down: -_ ee ee 8 ee = . — - - EN a a _— a “HEM THAT HAS GITS. Caruso need only to sing, Which he does with remarkable ease, And the papers flambuoyantly fling His name and his fame to the breeze. No feverish press agents labor like mad To boast him from Bangor to Chico; If ever a fellow did NOT need an ad, That fellow is Signor Enrico! Got | Yet dozens of actors there air. nD With names ineffulgent and dun, Whose fame doesn't carry as far As a restaurant goldi7ish can swim. And even when press agents work overtime Love Inventing extravagant capers, Or mixing them up with spectacular crime, They can’t get them into the papers. i. M TRO ae aE Ta Now burglars might work at their job And not be accounted so bad, If they pick out the people to rob Who stood in some need of the ad. But passing poor Thespians placidly by, With a cruel and sardonic gurgle, When they go ont at night for a jewel supply Caruso’s the lad that they burgle! AMBROSE WOULD “I D EE ; WOULDNT SAY i S fF A BiG Deb oe . . % ee % WOULD SNEAK CoUtDN'T HEAR UP BEsIND VA Him SAY “Bow- Whe The man who has all of the gold Am SAY wow" 4 “a That the bankers will willingly store, “Bow -wow / fe. H And all that the strong rooms can hold, WHAT WOOLD : a Is the person who always gets more. 4 While dozens of actors, who hungered for fame = Were flaunted, ignored and unhecded, : aS T H E Caruso, who's oversupplied with the same, Of course, grabbed off more than he needed! for per quainta “TH r “Hea | Correrent. 1920 ay Kite Fearunse Srmmrcare. mq , » ¥ “THe = = == : monger VAW Tan -_—— ——- —--- = ——— tl A person died. He willed all his stant a small boy dashed across the) tas ‘} give to his cot , sue SHE’s WH HS | PoRsS]S BUT AUT These a by the fri nominatio vention at ernor of t tow LonG WOULK You ASSOCIATS & WITH A& #t AAD Wtto WAS LASTOXKICATED 7 of subject o i ; stories at ; auaaaes ’ a told by th Those 1 say he is much rat things ab: In his warded a: evenings, he passes reader an “IT douh Bible mor who has SIRI SL RRO i ee 3 a Ay a earthly possessions to be divided road from the opposite pavement, | among an Englishman, an Irishman narrowly escaped the bus, and as‘ and a Scotchman. But the will was nearly as possible got run over by conditional: each of the legatees was the hearse. | to place five pounds in the testator's But for the timely ald of a passing | coffin. On the day appointed (by pedestrian, who snatched the young- | Pate) the Englishman placed a five- ster from under the very hoofs of pound note, as willed; the Irishman the horses, all would have been up) collected a number of coins some- With him. The driver of the bus: how—shillings. six-pences and cop-, turned to the driver of the hearse, | pers—and made up his contributions with a look of withering reproof, and | of five pounds, which he placed on exclaimed: | the Englishman's fiver. The Scotch-| ‘Now, then, greedy."”—Tit-Bits man then made out a check for [15 waddle and, pocketing the £10 pounds al- Se ready deposited, threw in his check Awkward All Round. “You're in an awkward situation | with the remark, “That's easier.” A month later, when the Scotch-| when a woman starts abusing her | man perused his passbook, he was/| husband to you.” surprised to find that his check had| “You are that. If you agree with : been cashed. her she gets mad, and a discreet si- | | > Baan ergy and) a - \ The undertaker was a Welshman. /lence is almost as dangerous.”— | —— | IKE & IKE -THEY LOOK ALIKE | de & J him to be -—-Sketch. | Louisville Courier-Journal. —- at —= : of bologn ED “TI nevi Lots of Cases. Great Expectations. than the First Doctor: Did you have a large “What salary do you expect?’ | A Busy Week. tag during the epidemic? asked the prospective employer. | Mrs. Knicker: Have you had a busy assoolate. nd Doctor: Abouta hundred, “At first,"” was the modest reply, week? help to | gallons, I guess. And you? “Just enough to live on.” | Mrs. Booker: Rather; I've had two. tion.” First Doctor: Oh, two or | “You expect too much. I can’t; husbands, three landlords and four As a ri hundred cases.—Cartoons. ‘use you.”’—Notre Dame Juggler. cooks.—Sun and New York Herald. early. O assistants a sound | asleep in with him and go t freshed 1 go to the a. Died, © vies | Hl —_ -- -_—- — ——— —_—— IT ee MI : $ 4 ! MP i well infor : : | Shows C Tie is a uy. ———— eo —_—- -— ~_— eee ee ee —— ———- Home, Sweet Home—George Thinks Picnics Were Amended, Too “© By H. J. Tuthill. WHY WE | yeS' ANO I HADDA | oXEe ANS ED SOVVELL [| TNTYPE YOU AND TIME - || THAT KELLY DONCHA RD “TAKEN IN A REMEMBER-) ROW BOAT rs WITH (ao ZA% IGHT Lp, ~>- edt 3 7 gornes@ y PLAIN TRUTH , : “ & Ve YOUR y this is at ISMY MOTT a MAN DS : oon ductir FRON NOW ON . - ) | \ / 7 Althou nor does frequent occasiona the light vocate of for the « Picture C Gov. C days, wh able that in the co loca! hor back rid! dlers. © nor,” has Fond of Cox be Weval cir Qucky th sald to h young hi better go not eape the farm with hin barn, an of him. gait. A Gov. Cox . ae a few hu . 2 mounting ~~) 1 ) for the | three You SAID YOU COULON'T REMEMBER BUT I NEVER FORGET YOUR TRYING TO INOUCE MRG. PECK TO ENTER THE FAT LADIES RACE Can You Beat It?.--By Ketten. | WANT YOu ALWAYS 1] TELLTHE PLAIN TRUTH NEVER MIND NY FEELINGS IT WAS JusT A LITTLE WHITE LIE _ | WAS AFRAID THE TRUTH MGHT HURT Your FEELINGS Just HOLD Tre PHONE Mrs BILL PLL ASK MY WIPE NARS BILL ts DOWNSTAIRS SHE WANTS TO KNOW IF SHE CAN 3 COME uP ’ | CANT | | SEE HER! | ) 1AM NOT, | FIX a FIXED UP WELL TOL D ela. WHRAT ANO iF YOU HADN'T TALKED MR. PECK OUT OF DRINKING LEMONADE ME WOULD NOT HAVE | WOULD VANDERED OFF : N YOU OR NoBo0OY ELSE 1S EVER GONNA GEE MORE OF THEM KINDA PICNICS “ca o = OU CAN'T CONE UP, WIFEY SAYS SHE IS Sick Rut THE PLAIN TRUTH 'S SHE HASN'T $5 ea HER MAKE uP ~- SHE LOOKS LIKE THe Déuce SSS a ——— se. Take the Little Brown Derby. . J | He: Sweetheart, I live. on - 2 | giances. / /ff » T4° She: How thin you're looking! — A lowa Frivol. — . | ; [tis 1ef ant Herself. ) \ : | The Maid: Mistress has a new hus- \ band. The Cook: Do you think he'll stay? ~Boston Thanscript. tions for to his de if nothin Gov. C his favor Petter th automob the Gov was once he first *Tom”™ o heart. > Nooo0d oo A Realization. “When 1 started out tn life.” said se your the physician, “I wanted to great humorist; but my family suaded me to study medicine.” “Well,” answered Uncle Bill Bot- t-etop, soothingly, “‘mebbe you real- ixed your original ambition, after all. ‘lost of these liquor prescrivtions you write are jokes.""—Washington Star. '