St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 10, 1920

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ee et eee nen —_— ~~ —- = a = lS - roe” iene —_——— : — —_ , y , ae " ; paz ‘ as r 4 —_ — — ne —o ae eee : a _ . ee — ee i ey WOREASE OF 16 CENTS WARRANTS FoR “gece, AMES ONL, WA NO WAVES TI ACT ON) i F AN HOUR AWARDED 19. TWO WOMEN OM ecco ATOR 70 VES MEN SURRENDER -ALUES TO ACT ONLY } DRYLAWCHERGES°"=SCS22"*" —W CONNECTICUT AND CHEERING 00, uu EAPRESS WORKERS They Are Charged With Il- a Te oo cae ‘Copyright. 120) legally Having Whisky in ‘elestem to Postmaster Selph this! Two Months at New Lon- ro, Coahuila, and Pitches eee et Morning. — = - — LIGHTNING KILLS Advance of $32 to $38 a Their Possession—One Is sedfen gai: fo} will! don—Family at Bedside at’ Camp—Generals Embrace cago, each Be: arrive at the other End. \ Leader. e TWO MINISTERS Owner of Grove. hicago, each ta M t . i. Lvout ok . Making the : : IN TENT MEETING t ee por Each Man Is Re . 3 ; —s. ha ee ge oa ours pete ad f ——— ee Polish Government Still a | mS roactive to May 1 and Af- ONE FINED JULY 14 oa Mapped “ho ore Mawar | ponaumer STARRED) IN “COUNT PROMPTED BY DESIRE at Warsaw; Russians Are | Lloyd George Tells Commons ae Strikes After Evangelist in Indi. fecte Four Unions. FOR SELLING WHISKY | Thin nev schedule will maka OF MONTE CRISTO”! FOR PEACE, HE SAYS Thirty Miles Away | Russians Have Right ana Asks Who Would Be Ready te ng | et. Jouls in the morning to be dis- Pea PE Sa ae ie Tee a Aug. 10. to Demand Guarantees LOOK ALIK =| : ; ! buted ii hic nm the afternoon E if Bolt Should Come. COMPANY TO SEEK Mrs. Mary Demeurichy Liable anc \: _versa, Played Seme Part for 15 Bandit Says He Wants to oe: im dalaedlap tne patente Against Polish Attacks. ——~ , * ot » wis. PEDRO. ("os 1h chee ce yy #onn . , was threatening ficials or en Expected. an fp a ot “eee ' Nmissiol : ©. fai ; erotk te NEW LONDON, (onn., Aug oahw iA, eo oO. C. White. the Amertiean charge Capital Is Taken but Poles heat acer: r dee ak : , ¢ James O'Neil, the actor. di af e | 4442 . Via Laredo Junction Fran- at Warsaw, Sunday night. It cisco Villa marched into San Pedro said Poland was maintaining the Report Enemy Driven A few moments later a bolt of rae: J patie ae Pins stele ace ; h phone ’ ' O00 to Lawrence Memorial Assocint lightning entered the canvas top, | wae oeue ; . sv YT o esnociated l’reee : " =e oe . »>m sters ; roadway, forn an wine varde , ' : “ae killed two n ini ey on the platform, CHICAGO Aug 10 Thirty mil : : iT) } l, y 4 it) —_ than its arly today had be ine n ill MI ndav nieht between the lines of Seat or Gio ernment at Warsaw seriousiy burned the Rev, Mr. Tim- : | i "e ch red -iIn Federal warrant 40) letters have lire: ; Cae me . rs despite the Soviet advance Back her, whore home is nit Jackson lion dollars today, Was add ed to the ; " : he a? , A : , - ‘3 AGT LWO mantns at > hospital suf Mich., and knocked down many of nation’s express bill when the lU'nit- " ) Se eer ae ' | oi e OL “or. fering from an internal disorde His ith cheers of “Viva‘t Villa.” Be " . . . *y* . > «2 ; . ] S . ,' I | it) Vi i Lori >i ie ’ ' , ' ss als , Te A ; : : “= . fh the worshipers The Rev. Mr. Tim- ed States Railway laho! Roard ee 7 * 3 wile and sons wet at the bedside. 1} Lin me his band of faithful White cabled that. while the By the As#octated Presse lie was 70 ve: ' followers. who. with their leader. first train carrvinge diplomats out LONDON, Aug. 10.——"I ain eu ber Was unconscious ior several tor 2] , ’ awarded to the 80,000 emploves of 9, = it ceees oat commas nelle sie _ hours. : | rrant ilso ied agains and central station : Lion O' Nei! ; ' , surrendered 1 "- _— of Warsaw was to leave Sunday v : The dead Aare the They Tlenry the American Railway kixpress & mae. ’ anit le Third secretary “ ‘- } ny To ae { : as : « 4 rnre ; ) Tauren . ont? ’ vas le j ‘ i. e ern rent I ‘ I’ Thi agzree fs Lenz of Belvidere, Ill... and the ev, an increase of 15 cents an hour. euriehy. proprieto: m ee . minal acaiadl ee) BR month Let Ina weakened n = gre terms agreed upon of the legation. J Pierrepont ? rece ; Vv ‘ [ ‘ . . " : iHinas Moffatt. with a Polish elerk nouncement in the House of Come« L, § Huston, field agen of the The decision is retroactive to Ma: ihe Twentiet] street lair his Staanps will sed. } | “ eondition ne veal s after ‘ , eget a , To wal As he drew up before the main . ny : rye] h : Aw niohbi ; would remain at Wareaw unt i] mons today with regard to the Rug@e jj Evansville Seminary, Evansville, odie was struck by a - oo ’ ’ - plaza of tine Mexican t wh. a heer- . , . Mail New York. When : ; the Polish Government mov ed. so-Polish crisis a 2 * Wis. | os Reis’ bart ‘rank Adam Smith : ve SN Under the terms of. the § Esch- a hier gran "3 : aes i cee tae ” : aruses BvaUiceve snc 6 " Claret mn biin 4 rh: e depositec a} to fai] last spring. he was sent to St, ing throng of 3000 gathered around some of the personnel of the le- Vineent s Hospital, New York After him, the chieftain indicating that he gation has been sent to Posen The House was crewded and the. R — LAST UNIT OF A E F WILL {ummins transportation act, the ex Ww his ‘ , - Pie ; : ‘ . J ; } ' i? 2 : ; if . : . } 4 * ™ + } Z > 2 ‘ ‘ ‘ } . ‘ 1- ‘ : : : ' ’ ] re Ss i OMpany will Phe | ‘ rrypitte | i ) ; iy . . . , hay react \ ‘ , 1] Te ing (naw nstitution, he suffered Was 4 i } ‘ poe AN a.) them. where. if }s understood. some ‘ f tension w“ as high, in anticipatton of a relapse and was brought here va irrendered,”’ he said, “because the subordinate officers of the the Premier's “peace or war’ state- ecarberitieans: PASS INTO HISTORY AUG. 3| increase its rates sufficiently to meet jing hiehballs last Sunday nie! Chicago-Twin City Air Mail Starts . re 7. ahor ‘Oe — , Oa _— ‘ ; win 1 — . +. the increased labor cost. Argument: . Drinking WWighhballs. rORT. SNELLING, Minn Aug — further fighting in Mexico meant in- Polish Foreign Office are to be ment. As he entered he was warmly lor More than lo Wears ana it) fervention bv the | nited States moved, cheered. — — ee ee .o. ..... ceee ee et | neslihan tenes oe ig populacé®, which greeted VA hich . a ore point Wwae onl 50 miles from the Polish capital words of Premier Llovd George's an- in the rate case already have been Tr r) — Pons , ‘1 mt bids Af Val ! Lerial Ali Service between ’ endquarter Vi Cease ‘4 rese fore rs 7 VESS ILL CALL H i ters Will ease to Exist) presented before the Interstate | OM- , avain } and lams Super- Chicago and -the Twin Cities——-Min- More than 6000 performances. James rhey call me a bandit They eall O'Neil played the part of Edmund me the worst man in Mexico, but I ! MM. Krassin and Kameneff of the ~—I NEVER GET and Kecords of Army Will Go merce Commission at Washington pe eel te. tall ‘s | oe FO - to War Department. Today's awar ine i , no “tt seal a ta ge she es tienen ll aes | ae “hip 5p tes | | ‘ - 4 - ticd : al as : Coes noi 4) imtio 2.4 on, | = Pore, ‘ . ‘ i : _ +, f ality a ; en } t -. ‘ . Dantes 1? ™ ¢* ‘oO? ’ \I mife would prene r\ © our nationality bv SOVIET TERMS Russian Soy let delegation here were Cristo.”’ his ame became so avoiding intervention.” in the strangers’ gallery Rr ' rf ered “y as : rh the guestion of rules and Wo! kine f vi ; s | . | ~ ‘ i ; W GTO Aug. 0 The, it] , As -s ’ Bs eG © 2ONOWINE Account Smit | Martin bomber, with fou; sh ue 5 conditions As W! the cuse ast ce ' * ne h rroy. tudent .pilote an t+ mechaniciay. B@88ociated with thi y that in 900 Men in Band. F( »R A RMIS ] It E- , » ss | 7 mae Liovd George declared the Polltah the minds re 900 men tn the band American expeditionary Forces will month, when the board granted a Sronads ier hy “‘ , f ; r ” : 1 ere ‘; if (if { if , ‘ “sg ’ : . i] ‘ 4 ; : ny ' : . ' pS ‘ ; % my . 7 . " . > $640.000.000 inerease oO railway em- iors TTY - nrdeat ; , : | >» feld near Mere tion vas to suggest the other hic i}}; i o San Pedro. all ARE OUTLINED attack was not justified in the optt¥e pass into history Aug. 231, when the late siteher am ‘lose ) later pitched camp close lon of the British Government and LE LAL LLLLGLE LL LIEGE LLL LEER ELE LLL LI GT i tt a a i only remaining unit of the army that i. cereal nly eworkine Bova at er inner un rved that ‘ a“ ' iS great rt, the charac : er: a | ee J fought in France, A. T. F. headquar-| would be handed down later. ec mnerware nn, Tnking. from THBKIGH TREATY IS SIGNED seas and, demiite hte lottoren td din, | svete iacopene maaan d M | that the Soviet: Government Seem transferred to custody of the War oes soar au sone ene ‘appli Hes to all ne on the 1 that | not WITHOUT SERVIA AND HEDJAZ led t tu to it In gratification Villas entrance into San Pedro Army; Russia Would Reduce take into account the facts of th® Af : with he excen , , = aie ee ; 7 f public demand or at the request iarked the/first time in 10 years of Her Frontier Forces. tacks made by the Poles upon Ruse ’ ; express emplove Jepartment, an the following duy : aa . “so 4 yt | eit lal tion of ” oO shopine Tl VW Ao re ‘ eh, * , ; : . = Pliree Pocrments Approved in} ( ‘cre- i heatric: nanage! ‘yolutionm that the bandit leader had | of con er » henmactated 1 = sir and that those attacks were d@e« Bt : - « ’ - MS Gen. Pershing will open headquar- ceived an ir — y 44 ~ ei : : nde we an cecase OF sa CURIS an 7 1 te O' in r O1 r money Wiich Takes Place at Appeared in Play in 18838. | ared a city without a oe ae Te LONDON, Aug..16.—-i.e0 Kame. Jivered deaplte the Warnings of, the ters in his new capacity as General , ihe: , | hour -on the railway award AS' was being served, and » anid Sevres, France. O'Neil made bis first anpe a hunted fugitive. : » 5 Sa. . ; +) , ¢ i: cay % , bet Pmussian Soviet missurv here, ailies to Poland ploves, itt was announced that a Oe ER ee EE SE me aera oe a eS TE meet the ' _ ant he Army. month. The 16 cents an hour award ,...,.1) ' , , l're the vin t S:ooth hep fey ' . 2s gl hannouncing Ahe date for wind- , ; — PR SPy OS OSES oe ; — "7 ane te ' . is Slightly better than the average daeiainsinin ania el “ 7 ‘rails who tw weeks ago were lead pee ing up finally the work of the ex- : os areet Ore “ Ai PPL TD AN ‘ oy Ps Ps ra Mee, AAU Phe ROR PSAs aM the Manage . sit “ es 5 ' sie . sent Premier Llovd George today an The Soviet, he declared. wae entfe : Ait e , R k increase to the railroad men, t) ry* ert ~~ +, , ‘ — eros ae 1 ‘oo . « signe d n ent of John Stetson \\ hen Charles ing thous srais of soldiers in an at- . : ad is ad 3 ‘ito eee wg * “ poard finding that express employes premise 2 | it clock this afternoo: l’ Thorne, who plaved the rt of tempt to capture hirn outline of the terms which Soviet tied to demamd such guarantees as , ade ) . » ‘ e2 0 of. i , i] ria ii tf Jieguo} con lf 2 : rernoon \ i I ir | . | “9 as om on ic t r n ys 0} as a class were not so well paid as ioe ten ites. died O'Neil too the part In turn the bandit leader embraced Russia is laving down for an armi- would he exacted cers who ; pe assiene ) en. i li ), . we 84 : ‘ : . er , wi tp . en ’ on Ge n men in other lines t), railroad VW 4) 7 "\ wit} : : i» " : a 2? P ‘ e ry r! Oo? . . " ; hy wy and thereafter ? iay\ i] > contr woOUs Inter In con Stic id with Poland. against na repetition of attacks at Pershing & staff in his new role as ’ . , . ’ vet” ty Gain Sete is ‘ ' me ¢ aos ; hig’ Y whe FON as , : sp aaa ated : ow . . , our wnions are affected by the Re ial , , ves ~ , ‘ ~ leed. Vy , - } Aft +h Versation with }* ssociated | ress rhe firs! of These eriis, the oOuUt-é- : , “ hi ~— " permanent head of the army until poorg'e ai “1 ilk ae Oe wee es | na ad ' P CLOCK ter tne; °: : ti Be i. ae . ) "ite | _ithat kind. What was challenged, he oard'’s decision. rhey are . esentati ; ha i calla is ’ inecid le es ON », |, COTrTespol dent ved; ed he was in a line shows, is that the streneth Of : : tin , ose tht he carries out his announced inten- rr : ¢ YY ’ ie Pare nae ee shapes 5 | eNOns @ mood where [ w Li] o embrace the Polish army shail be re duced to SOim,, WEP SHRs nothing JjusGies Te . es ) ¢ , P ‘ ‘ A " . ‘ ’ ‘} 4 ‘ 4 +} = . » = — . Ding ‘ wars ii} \) 7 , ; ; ; L¢ ° ‘ sti ¢ > ‘ere ' " The Brotherhood of Railway and day Irs, .C 1s mde no iteinen = : 'S ; i their signa ares vas his attempt to imperson Rt , nmeent cop e he foe tallation, reprisal or punishmeng Tri \ Wors? €1] ries qetiee Ati ci COnLINnGeen ( } mr " : ’ ; tg let, en, which goes to the extent of wiping tion of retiring to private life Allz .. . Steamship Clerks, Freight Handlers, when the wa nis were iss ece aod Itals signing ate Ghrist in a Passion Play produced > I) f i f } hn tt , ‘ " Lpresscs eeire or eace. rorethe! With ee BATT, “Oo ‘ Hied 4: : 1880 at San Francisco, where gies ase : AG, out national existence of these officers were with him in *. . : general headquarters of the Ameri Express and Station Emploves Woman Previousiv Fined. among the last Servia and Yo at n : ; ‘ s — ‘ : ‘ / v , ; . , ‘ It e . ir a »9 Le . rniti an ny ‘te ‘ ” _ : “= ¢ can Expeditionary Forces Thev Phe International Brotherhood of = —— a © iot sign, and were not repre- C Nell was then a popular player . a v ee: a oti a pas Acct ns Erte ans Independence bssential. »> Ss. _ dual ‘hh. . Da on Oat - , , — 1 ale ' ued ave lost many rothers, (apparently «¢ Timanent f e (Chauffeurs, Stublemen ae nat } pre hibition = irgred ‘ } rhe effort was frowned upon by the ( A © nan roiner pparen Ai permanien force), to “Apart altogether from the noral fhousands of friends and relatives. || aggregate 10,000 men. right of any power to demand the . ‘ , Teamsters are Brigadier-General Fox Conner , : ) and Helpers of America to Mrs Demeurichy «} | in the ‘There vere hree documents in- authoritie despite the fervo an know manv others who likewise have The second of the r “ s ‘ ; oO Protocol Asia Minor and the zones few weeks. it had to be withdrawn.; | yee OY a A: ne aa o oe age om ee eee government,” Promiet Llovd th 3 The Order of Railway expres, imprisonment ter an attempt was made by Henry posi a ai FROG) os Dora. Pa , dia —s SONGIION | Chat “') said, “Europe has to be consid fd. , and be friends arms, excluding those needed for the The independence of Poland and tf Schneider, William J. Cunningham « . ; om than 2 dave , | Tt n SS] > Abhevwv to produce the Passion Pliav ; : , i } l } } ia Salt ef Wantec to show lOW arms rforce “pe ‘ . j ! force Sprecitie al, shatl bee existence as an independent nation and R. A. Curtin. tan +) th 4) 1 eo: ' : ; } For 1e purpose oO e awari 1e Was fine: $°50 July f ' ‘ lling ‘WOMAN IS NNE OF THREE . New “ork with C)' Nei] in tne a — - - ; : . ie , cool ] ( ri} ‘ we te 1 mm} 7 eeprud 4 is . pet , VALLOCRATIC board divided express employes In whisk\ . AdINg role, but it was prevented by a — whee. plate a 5 ea " mn 1 to Boviet -Uussia and the ix an essential part of the striuctun® "K is Surrender, he eciurer { (the tea , “Go : é kraine her erms are of KFuropean peace Repartiliron aft SIDENT, PLANING i | BODY OF DIVORCED WIFE OF five classes. but the increase granted re pg we 7 4 ‘ae mi rran 4 th » ALLEGED COAL PROFITEERS ' ayy ste ane . wus due i desire on his part to 4. All war industries shall be de wr ae . ‘ely Yee ppeared in St. Louis. nee ;, ; ls sco. One ug Poland would not merely a was in each case the same. 16 cents countrv return tr aCe cell : MOOMIZED , crime: it would be @ pertl, are by ant power of France pre va his former enemies, and : aisposed tei 9 for “a Sensor mn ‘incinnati ij : . f 9 ~ ites - ° ; ™ CORCE: & Ror eenesy wih) zens kil ed, wounded or eS pace to endeavor to nerotinate an artile was leading uveniie t: MAiftimore Presiden | ine Try t. llege » . President 4 i tiuerta by telegraph tates) In the war shall be given land stice and make peace as long as such rday on charges of. prof ‘Suburb, was identified today as that know the of Mre. Margaret Caille, former wife received of a Detroit motor manufacturer. ' Statement of Boara. Except for information that Mrs. Describing conditions in the | ex Caille went automobile riding Sun. press service, the board states tn its day with two women, police were gecision: Without a clew as to how she came “asin the case of the railroad «m- COLONIAL FURNITURE ¢ MANUFACTURER FOUND IN RIVER an hour Messengers and other em vii: rar ent rohibitth O'Neil was br ight hic , id } : ig *e*}ra "yy . . ‘ > ‘ ' . No troops or war material shall have to consider both these coti- Companies Bound Over to Federal ep ‘nt that the campaigns in the be allowed to come from abroad: ' ”° tingencies as a basia for our Pres With Other Women Sunday— a 240-hour month, will receive. an; The bonds of the defendants were Eee Jury St Reaves eland, where he was bert >. hard . e rt il ° » ia ,; @- ° ' . l ‘ ' , ; , I ire ‘ : , wir ‘ «oO the TY ‘ r) ile } " _ . 7 " . slime ’ Diamond Rings Found on | tok and Praweve shall be placed jurpose of the allied policy was tf , . . " rr) . a " . . 4 y* re = hy yar . iy) ‘7 ,) »{ : -R ONY mF > Tk’ a rr bE 4 {)} ployes working on the 04-hour per W arrants charg a — 2 gE ches a 7 staga was in the National Theafer a Vill aid that it was in Chihuahuatea ierecial transit to and f the By the Agesocinted Preas Volstead act als re ster oday One woman and two men, officers of Cincinnati in 1868 Sibseauentiy h chat 1 ' hes mitnerela ranst| im ant rol if ence for ethnographical Poland. He —_ , mea _- ‘ we —_ , Pepa ET . , 4 , ' ne ' . . essa tnan a montn ago nt le wie +} DETROIT, Mich., Aug. 10.—The)| The board directs that payment from against Charles Rich, 4466 Lacle i | : . appeared at the St. Louis Varieties ided to surrend te anthie 4 Brn: sald the Hythe conference agrees . - ’ . , » . : . . “ . : . “ A te ~~ ‘ s ‘naelT * S] l * (1 ¢- r ’ ‘ ‘ i! . ‘ | , 7. ‘ : May 1 to Aug. 31 shall be made sep-': avenue, bound over to the Federal rran ’ 2 a (. he families of afl Polish citi that the allies should advise Poland. ¥ ef oP ‘ . | an found floating yoste rday in the in order that the employes may alleced to have Oo} , lk P iteerine in 7 sales. after prelimi ; tir ae Oe | GRE, company, played in a ¢ ‘ago StOCK @t at 1 * but that such a course . exact amount of Lack pavi raisin whisk. f } bbition |- eat Eas fore a United St: free, ‘Dende _ Was recognized. That . i : . _— . , P : . ; iriele penaence Wi ; rriiz 1A company for two al 7 as it sesible in Chihuahu: here VAS GM POssiias iM PhnuUAaAnNUA, Where fin the other hand, the terma for ae ' ' recommendation has been forwarded Market stree (officers ; j ; ‘nkins preside t of the ; ‘ ‘ ; . s : . 2, Fs) | i i : ; LFdwin tooth ca el 4] F Vs yen . >. : . Yours Pay for Men. 1, Simultaneously with the Polish oisce crated raisin mas} the } and Jake fewile, { lar (Ce W - ’ > comm _ } } i | t W piaved | lerre 1?) The Two (jr. ‘ ’ oe r) i" “Tf fed as 7? the ’ : ’ ‘ é : fell Them Ukraniat troops shall withdraw — oun + =" prota gested t the Soviet that they de- Sunday. Thev interpose ’ videne Oras iterposed no evidence ehefis and s Jean Renau 1 \ inas.”* a : , ‘ ' ‘ alro - pon the termina ie : metas ut this was not accepted itn’ view OF PARLOR TRICKS Detroit Woman Went Anto Riding ours are computed on a basis of two pints of icky in the cafe. home of his parents in Kilke - 4 ike? ; haga ist few weeks and months had been 6. The line of Wolkovisk, aiys The Premier declared that the 49ole i od 7 '* increase of $38.40. All other em fixed at $1000 eac} Bv the Associated Press , ; S44 fis first appearance on the ojdad t} ¢ , | i idied they wante to return to work . the «i tT »f fuse: for Fingers. fully at the disposal of Russia Por secure peace on a basis of independ-«- month basis will receive $52.64 more wholesa li coal companies were body of an expensively zowned wom- . os iid ; aw “rately from the September checks Partridge avenue net | jury yest forcement at ll in Sal = | a P "OTM MISSIO r , ’ peared with Adelaide Neji n he was surrounded by Federals a: Russia are to the Soviet Government, the De. found 100 galions ort men “line ver Coal C ane ruv Darst i i “as ' \ > ; ' . Ve : ~ orth, ire war . P . _ tie went to New rk in 1875 and we! frving to find me he demobilization the hiusesian wre tad atee ¢ . 4 1} bie prarirnred alu ha he niveg Stigte Grbcic when the raided tl! ml ey Con were five-countsa . ) ; ‘ i i . i = e , ry" aA ~ivy . . rnb 2 owt ™ (oO? ‘ : T sta rte ‘ — | phans Th } ri (‘¢ ee | i loa ; »> 7) a! er) I BL if¢ qd toward Si from the Polish front. ate ; truce Monday at midnight eliminary They are in- . , - . . ° “ afi { > bor te, $ ; og } ; y +f ’ f ' 7 haar . , »firrs - ‘ . elebrated ¢ Beginning in 1898 = i ob captured Sabina, gnerations, the number o hius ter after death, is indicated by the coupled with the pressure of a fur- last we " tire from the stage but often was | ees dealers | | ; coming to liscus#ion of an arpa . D in as .” ; - The armistice be Hie could net tmagine, © * Pate ee ee ee oe quo, but not further ¢& than iP lier «ald. why, tf there had heety > ‘ oy that there Was no “ ater n the: rise in living costs. produced : Author. Former Vilssourian. Recent- . calle d {© ADpPear tT romantic . : ® rie ‘ —_ 7 i , ) t e lungs, police eny. Diamond rings deep and not unreasonable disetTt- ly Was Divorced Prom Woman FAIR TONIGHT, TOMORROW: in which he was at his best ey ror ‘oup! of dave and then t) indi ted {1 , ‘ ' ; : ie ine Milica ( if Da ve an f ~~ Successful Business Man. ' c ' NeZz- IAC leet ; (* rent lah BS ee ade ¢ re note of hoarl LaPeer, pi and negotiate peace the Soviet (Jove liseli _—- at $2500 were found on the faction on the part of express em- Hic Wad When Pastor. ngers. ‘ even to a greater degree than ~ the A lated J*ress LITTLE TEMPERATURE CHANGE O'Nell Was successfu! in his finan- ine Wve ‘ tate holdings As a member : rom manifesto to the he : 7 , erst wm : Sil ae = 4) * between the two lines being neutr: Where Allies Are Agrees, Joves Were generally less than those ‘ 4s SHOCKED BY LIGHTNING aid for analogous service by the|_ (rw et sbgrd s a ae Wee a @ ; ’ Actor's Equity Association during , people todas 2 TS ‘ thes . " ()s , ilk fads ; ’ " ec yT T " = ae , ° " . 4 ie rina ; recat . . ‘ Py ccnar eavrntiny eel railroads and in many other indus : ne tient the recent historio strike of the pro- ndent Stat ‘oland shall tv ae. oe eg ga . ; : (iv. at a . here : but a ;, ) 2 = ' : endent - ' 4) 068 SESS ' e are not going ti ave uUeaT- tries, The express employes thus tard: fession he stood solidly behind the. Villa Quoted as Saying He Would ~ main iden with the line oe Lael SS cael ‘t ~ i { 2 sy : ; « li a ae e ee ev . ’ : . » Trice “cyt _ felt themselves called tupon to make ' TH THE ‘CITY : acti movement for recognition and Fight Invaders to Deatt "ul ‘s ote, but!: prepeee 0 ae ' tic th ice performe: mM. ' : : x : rs to Peath. dicated tn 1.0: turzoen pore. Ne ery In a dispute whether tt means Not Serious. sacrifices, as they believed, far he rer WATER WAGON . , Air dealing on the part ne n ty the Associated Press ‘additional territory shall be given a. | yond those of anv other class Mor | D ie rers’ Assovciatioy ' AaGGHIOnaL | much or little upon the difference By the Associated Preas t! , | 1 : ie} issOurlan, 1 IS sri ED a, fore- gras, 5 eT MEXICO CITY. Aug. 1' Hatred Poland on the east in the regions of » Monday or Wednesday, and , . ; . these reasons, and as a measure o = marci e 4} ek a : ae ryan : : “ 'L es hel my, Pa wo . , ; p Fo .. J Ps ~ J : | ee nb i iif? Lambs ‘ ; maT . , moe ’ ‘ ‘ 7 ‘ a Pin, | ’ ‘ *) TT) ’ " ve RACQUETTE LAKE, N. Y., Aug. it was decided that this de- ow Ree iret , cast {> St. Louis! 6work! Cite in: Octaber, 191 r North AMGNCERS Sees ay Diaiymes pee &m there the allies are agreed nination t fight to the death . ‘‘ontinuing his outline of the de “ ustice if Was . , 10.—Countess Lasszic Szechenyi, for- puansees , - | ms See ao was a | and vice ' nity: ‘ m ly ~~ >. rT % cleton, whe 1) made, would he effe - , , ' . , 4 Th / : ss: all », ‘ribe, , on , ' ‘ . ‘ , : ; P ~ ital heid mem? [am a revolutionist who mostiv Two le Owner. is their affair I New York, is spending a vacation at Presidents of the express unions SEYMOUR, Ind ug ‘he ( ‘row not and the jas fought against the gringo, and By the Arsociated I'ress will mean peace, but supposiag thé preserve of her brother-in-law, who were present when the award coyn our . at h ens nubli ch inge in : o- was tne oldes lla is quoted as having said. at the CHICAGO, Aug. 10.—Twenty-two did not we have got to face thatf®™ “ “ , : ° , ¢ » ” oe ‘One vv reat? . ‘ : ’ . wy " gf . >! . . *T o« ° 2 om ita. oe ' ot} ; . 7, ck . : , . sarblg Paras Peete rn | vee Senos Yown & “ = a te = CAUOR ANS Ne SYSIPMeRt and sul — ! ‘rature —— oul wa " Aneel . | [ call them so because gwomen were witnesses yesterday in If the Minsk conference falledGQe- z ake, 15 miles north of this place. | tal on the subject of acceptability ‘ription jist be run ised by : , | tik | | 2 ore Hiis Monte isto cottage on “ally, des brethren, IT hate them q three-hour trial in Municipa] Cause the Poles refused to accept but the general impression was that | j, . Smit wher of the | our | te '- | Pequot terra which the Soviet was ef- His Reputation. ¥ Y etece mate Increase . dommes A —. agg ~~ 8 : gh epune = aie | . | J , ) a i os ‘ — - wget Th wee vee 8 c 16 weapons if their hands and because owne rship of a ermal bull terrier tit led to exact ha ne regard yor the nd PER ten Tear more generous than either the un- ke ds and , ae ' “—e hos e has entertained are Julian, J] believe them solely responsible for } *] ‘av thieh th onfiiet started “y on rat 1 ) ; " ~—_ 5 , 7 8 which two women clatmed te wavy in Which ” « stave one or the western camps a WASHIN NG TON, Aug. 10. ~— } : . a | ’ foote. Theodore vy 7S rit. our mniisfor fines ‘* the witnes on had A y ded = pal and te +? 7 T’oliah militat * condttt im , » Bee ee oe iP. pit <7 . Huch changa ; ’ , : anil J abo on, had been made the victim i terstate Commerce Commission \es- ticipated. Two of the untons had «« 4 al dy HANES i (;,eorgre (,ould, Toseph ul f In a theater at ' Same piace equalivy regarding the ow ership of then the allies conld not support Pol. much guying that he had long Dterday suepended unti] Dec. 9 the MmAanded Increases of S51 per month the Associated F'n — “ "" George B. Cortelyou. Willa: Villa said, accordin he newepa- the dog, identifving him by the eat. and, the Premier declared. Mowe while the other two asked an in- INCENNES ‘ “tage Or ai ; ! i grent ) per “TT ewear bv m ‘Oountry., mot toilas of hia eves. his friend! , disposal. ever if the Rolshevikt Inetat ed upon terme threatening the todependenre any "Proposed schedule of the St. Louts given up the idea of taking crease of $35 month): ine the hist of . T*ola na then a aien “ual? ciituattion ; et San Francisco Raltlway Co. in- nt seriously. One night . We rho of Railway an : sail figure loom ed 2 | Feasing rates for interstate trans- ; The ne abe «st ene fs aq nateriala. the neenne inte ioe . on guard a % Portation on various commodities. Steamehip ‘ 4 eo eee nd ublleatis wing Satur F r Cc Tonich aco. Three childre: re rn to; should fr r “the the darkness. The comm ission ordered n hearing to Express and Station | npn oves ba : im y's Frome yy 5 reoaty ‘ Or F , ree Rand oncert onig t. the _ an ] two survive, James and Then mn fae . re*Surn , oy the gre the dog in the de f< re lant bs . *tinets g the a4 ; ’ . . - a . . . ™ . - . . . ** : “ : ** —P—— At Denton Park, 7.30 to 10 o'clock. Eugene. struggle an@ will fight to the death. right of possession. Continued on Pane ‘St coehumea i. y's there?” challenged the mati | "investigate the proposed changes. | ~~ Continued on rage 2, Column 7. . Moses,” replied the figure to meet you, Mose. Aé- and give the Ten C — “—American Legion = *~ Bolt Strikes Tree Near Her at Forked Lake, N. Y¥.—Condition enue. New | mndon , } , r hat ing trodden eur aol with Court ir an effort te decide the : . —- * —_— + ~~ —— a - a fal} mad , : ° ee ‘ried Miss Fl uin ire & BIngie Snet nst my breth then and in many other wave the fan’ " if +s . te . : ; ; J ; ' ’ " ; - 1 ; ! -. mt ~~ : : ssf i? ‘ a ler Judge sleciar: ‘a he rris: : Tia? decide countres who aetuai’s “ne the owner Pert wonld arise “Pigyr the a! ‘ie aa a RD + ) 7

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- sof /ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10. 1920. -_—_—_-— — ST. ous POST-DISPATCH ~~ . . | | : : : | a . aa as 6 SPENT $0479, \Five War Vessels Given Up NUER $3973, by Germany Reach New York; Are to Be Destroyed ———e eee - oe MINNIS i Relics of Defeated Nation Include. Dreadnought Ostfriesland Which Was in patie of Jutland. Post Primary Campaign Ex- pense Accounts Filed by Candidates for Nomination |v 1+ Assoristea Press NEW YORK, Aug. for Senate. | 10.—-Five cap- units of but now hum- tive warships, once | proud German navy, | piee and battered relics of a de- into New York Their arrival their — the | | gines, ‘fairly good condition, last ] her . Washington, , vices fuel were , with ‘rifles and a swarm of thre ‘single torpedo tubes, i exceptionally ‘one forward ‘fore the open for inspection ~6ttheil to 'was returned ' battleships the trip lashed to the ee er - 1Germans had stripped her of all é¢lec- | itric equipment and furniture. Tem- carpenters Hier be the ship's packing cases were found to made bv boxes and however, Ti - been turned over for 18 to 20 knots an hour. Due to their submersion Flow the Frankfurt and are little better than -rusted hulks. The battleship, however, still is a powerful fighting unit, according crew. While officers would not prior to making their report to some of the men said talk the guns are It also was said the vessel mans for stowage found Armor Exceptionally Heavy. As a fighter, the American Jackies asserted she should be a “whale.” She has six heavily armored turrets guns ranging from 12 to 14 She carries 23 five-inch inch rapid Forward and aft are with twin tubes quarters Her armor heavy, including ar- mored deck protection. Ostfriesland was in the battle of Jutland and she vet shows two scars, and one aft, where British projectiles found marks. was seriously damaged, however, a mine placed before her as she withdrew from the battle All dam- age was repaired by the Germans be- war ended will week that going over new of in) and oil coal and inches fire pieces. all four on by he kept in 19 days and From here they The ships York for a or be go to other ports. r destruction, they will navy yards and there etudied by United States peris On will be taken carefully naval ex- decks of the to this country and two 14 inch guns which been shipped abroad during the stored at an replacements for These great guns made German ship's caused more details the two war and base as deck. Their anxiety than their duties: for, as one of the of- ficers put it. had one of these big fellows broken loose in rough weath- er. what it would have done to this ship would have set in the shade al] presence did other ‘that the British shells and mines did | ‘effort to her.”’ with the Moscow Government cause it violated the allied bond making a separate peace. Panzig Ratlroad. By the Associated Press. PARIS, Aug. 10.—The Russians have captured the town of Ciecha- now, thus cutting the Warsaw-Dan- | tig Railway. according to reports from the French military mission | to Wargaw, received by the Foreign , Office today. ; SPENCER "LISTS 'feated nation, came $1500 TO ALOE. harbor yesterday. | marked the beginning of ' 12 months of existence, for as soon Most of Meares Went | as they have served their purpose as : exhibits they are to be sunk. for Advertising and Office | They were the dreadnougchts Ost- : friesiand, the cruiser Frankfurt and Help, According to Reports | three destroyers, the V-48, G-102 )and S-132. With exception of the to the Senate. Ostfrisland they are part of the great fleet that steamed out of their | naa | /home port and surrendered to the By the Washington Correspondent | a jiied nations at Scapa Flow, and SEs aoe’ 169 Bre . | afterward were sunk by their Ger- ws, AUG. CKX- man crews. The Ostfriesland is a re- | inridge Long of St. Louis, Democrat, | piacement ship turned over by Ger- ~ —. a tec be “ty ree many to replace one of those that epubiican, the = successlt CANGI® | was sent to the bottom. They were | ~ ; er is and St. Paul for a speech or two. These side trips are emphatically described as set speeches, whicb bv no means contradict the idea of a front-porch campaign, as Will Hays, National Chairman, says it was al- wavs intended that the candidate should make a in important cities Senator Harding will afforded him to on niat lis hig Pre- use few Sumably, ex ters unity pound -his doctrines agrarian Unquestionably, will Stop en people may of his become so with the front Senator Harding's route so that the glimpse of him believe he have a friends stimulated people that he porch several nere will by will leave the ' more in the campaign. She | trom a there are some Certainly, point of view, the front-porch « which have thus far given a of Harding, the’ candidate, does not square with Harding, man Instead of his own magnetic amiable self, as he is known things picking smal) flaws and ignor- litical antagonist, his opponent's ing the big ones. Answer to Cox's Speech. For instance, the statement ten at Senator Harding's headquar- ters and given out as an official pression of the to Gov. armor writ answer Cox's speech of hurt the is persisted in. plenty of ammu- will campaign if it Republicans have in of contained reduction of statement argument about governmental expenses Briefly, the Harding statement no not made had Republican Congress had reduce taxes and modified the irksome tax laws then went on to picture the econo- mies of a billion dollars which were have been effected by Congress in Democratic to- to & «= of truth Too, erest play, int fair the and Now. in accuracy, the ‘truth about estimates and appropria- : | Es- | Spec.al tions can be easily ascertained timates are not expenses They paper figures Every departments are year calcu the Government year (° Ooln- thev will need for the ensuing | This estimate 1s placed before esti the is down those matter what of Congress in cutting It doesn't complexion control jalways been accompanied by a | siderable reduction of the fof the Democratic executive, and Re- control of Congress during administrations has the same sort of prun- It is merely a sub- mates. con- publican ways meant ing of estimates iof money Whole Business Camouflage. And nobody heretofore has claimed that this reduction process was a real economy. If it were reck oned as an economy, the Democrats themselves could argue that in the years they had control of Con- they, too, cut down the esti- ents. up the saved but the gress added they dollars, If these amounts were Democrats could claim the country billions of that would be ridiculous—and odd part of it is that some of leaders themselves who " is oO . seanted as 9 ~ =s ; he is represe | ficers from British torpedo boat de- | | | tepublican | ‘e., Kim from ‘liner I] ' such | uch | ing times. Military Decisions on Polish Crisis Reached By the Allies at Hythe PARIS 10. iated Pree«s military decisions at the Hythe con- between Premiers Lloyd George and Millerand and their advisers were as follows. according to the French Foreign Office: 1. That it was impracticable and unnecessary to send allied troops to Poland 2. The integrity western frontier (This palpably Aug. Assoc HE reached ference of Poland's was guaranteed. means that any effort by Germany to use the present crisis in an attempt to regain any of the territory ceded to Poland under the treaty of Versailles would be decisively negatived by the allies.) ; That the allies would tinue sending munitions and skilled officers to Poland Blockade measures would pos- siblyv be later. it was said but Krench ion questioned the effectiveness of such action FEW AT STATION IN LONDON con- taken (>pein TO GREET ARCHBISHOP MANNIX; _ Post-Dispatch Only a | this is the unanimous opinion of all Heavy Police Guard Finds Handful of Reporters and Priests. tated Prees Aug 1) Ar annix of "landed yes British destrover tha ; Asan: LAIN DON Daniel J, a Australia, who terday at Penzance h had White Star Was Ova whic on board the off at 6 attic the Irish here There Coust, ar- rived oclock this morn- were only ers ito greet th@Archbishop, but a heavy — ' disinterested | ampaign | picture | which | the | in | | sStroyers |and presented orders to Mannix eX- | candidate's views in! AC=- | resorting to | ' Jreland It | placing his hand upon the | then taken off to a destroyer, reducing | panied awW. | “ em | ea ee 3 " RPE = 4 WOMAN FRUIT STAND KEEPER and | which always takes partic ular | today late the amount of money they think | . police guard was maintained the station There were no “ard incidents. unto Archbishop Mannix Taken Off Liner and Put on Destroyer. By the Associated Presa LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10 Naval of- the arrived boarded steamer when she off Queenstown. Sir Nevil nder from Gen. comme in Marshal Sir chief of the to of Ballarat, the muilitary Field Hughes Wilson Staff, heady, lreland, and from Henry Imperial according Right Rev. Daniel Foley who arrived on the liner MacReadv's arder Mannix to land in Wilson's communi- i;en Archbishop (sen cation informed the he could not land noon. bade at Manchester, Cox to task for saying the Liverpool or Glasgow Archbishop refused to and was technically arrest bv an officer prelate’s The the steamer, placed under shoulder, Father Foley said. by his secretary. LEAVES ESTATE OF $185,000 ao —— _ to tke Pos*-Dispatch NEW YORK, Aug minica Cazzalli. 10.-—-Mrs. be Do- who will buried tenement, left eeds of a from her Newark, N. J., he stand she kept for 80 Market grown sons, estate little Alley, an of $185,000—+t fruit Roard leaves proc vears at streets, She who and Two | share the estate of Congress has, estimates | ; more al- | | trac ‘tion on paper of imaginary sums) |}—-$la year ever | | Berggman's | Ninth the | ithe are talking about paper saving know | very well the whole business is cam- anybody who has been in in the months follow: war knows the real the Republican Congress didr't reduce taxes. or even trv } Representative Mondell, the R lican leader in the House, when he resisted again and a the efforts of special interests to re open the tax laws for their own benefit. The truth about the Now, more of those the kind Marion with the expenses be in the opinion the facts than from that. of couldn't of taxes. convincing who know of statement tssued And the truth is burden by the war, there any immediate reduction and the Republicans were no more responsible for that than the Demo- crats. The only place where the re- sponsibility can be truthfully placed ls on the German Government that started the war and upset America’s entire fiscal system left JAPANESE IN SIBERIAN TOWN died, 17 property, years but her husband had a little Mrs. Cazzalli When they then ako, Since the the several tenements. All were of type in which $8 and $9 was average monthly rental In all ber 17 vears as a landlady Mrs. Cazzalli increased the rent once ago. ROBBERS SHOOT CLERKS AND TAKE DIAMONDS WORTH $30,000. the | up Three + The Rv the Awmsociated Preas CLEVELAND, O., today Aug. 10. Sol on East of the serious- rank robbers earls entered jewelry store street. in the heart downtown section, shot and lv wounded two employes, Schuck and Jerome Suskin, looted safe of diamonds and other jewelry estimated at $30,000 in va! and escaped in an automobile. , Wwe _— —_—_— —o—- rl 02 GALLONS OF POISON STOLEN reye907Ti | Fluid With Small Percentage of Al- it and | epub-| knew It! gain | taxa- | ARE REPORTED MASSACRED reese ig 1A " ee Re the Aesociated LONDON, Ai dispatch from Vladivostok (;overnment has recelved that the Japanese resident task, a maritime town of Siberia the sea of OKhotask, have been mas- sacred and the town burned. euter SaVS the advices of Okho- on Taken From Plant. stole a 62-gallon containing actone, a potson the Marrs Blacking and 1620 North Twenty-second last night. The fluid contai centage of alcohol. burglars in the Tea and Coffee Co., nue, last night rolled a Krain alcohol from the to an elevator, floor and apparently a truck in the alley. A valuation of $250 was placed on barre] A pinchbar used by the thieves was left behind cohol Rurgliars drum from Stain Co street, Small ns a per Fdaward Westen barrel of fourth floor onro loaded it the PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO OPEN SEPT. 7 schools will the 1920-1921 term on Tuesday, Sept the day after Labor Day, following the vacation period which June A substantial! in enrollment over ft regular term is anticipated Two new for will be added this year tem. which now includes They are the Waring School, ly the Pope School, at Ewing Laclede avenues, and t hNWest Relle, © portable sec West Kelle place, near Vandeventer avenue. The public reopen for began in crense the last S3 028, which echools negro pupils to the sys- 135 schools. and pe Beg a oo? Pe ihigh sta Baltic | | warlike entertained Archbishop | } Mac- | | could | walkover.” a PRUSSIANS “ROOT FOR RED ARMIE GAINST POL i Every Bolshevik Advance Is | _ Noted With Intense Satis- faction by People on East-. Mmepyr i\8.—-Cyrim | obtained border | } érn Border. By CYRIL BROWN. ‘ Pd A_ Staff Correspondent of the Post- | \ Dispatch and New york World. 1920. by the Preas Publishing Co. ‘The New York World.) ALLENSTEIN, humor characterizes of the Russo-Polish war from the ‘The Bolsheviks can’t beat ght. viewpoint East Prussian high Ger- specialist told the correspondent, and anyone but the Poles,” a man militarv operating here- of military Germans ebouts in the uniforms green | ‘border police chbishop | jhow a few report- | and a handful of priests present | i man soll, about head when the Bolshe- | Poles,” a “One clutches one's trvineg to firure out how VikS can beat even the ff officer told the corre- spondent. “T saw with my 2000 Polish soldiers with 40 Po!- officers fled let across the frontier to safety on Ger- ish before eight Cos- eacks. and themselves -be where I received them.”’ Fear in East Prussia. russia’s first line of defense No East P |row consists entirely of green border | green the | i vineed / mans this after- | ™ i vik fore | (mans here ion the Archbishop that | ; tion |} enthusiasm. leave | ing tor a 14 Comes will | ler acquired | by gradual stages, until she had! 1000 Clark ave- | ' descended to the first | former- | Dally 7 Yn | that then the He was | plus Danzig . . as | . arcom G |} boy by — | cabled sponse assured her the boy was | persuaded ‘allow her to sean the faces of t tonight | | menting Company to Ask for $30,000,000 In- | chased crease in Express Rates. the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Aug. By 10.- ‘mendations that express rates be in- ' ; } ' } ' mission ' i ' as |} this foree consists entirely of picked | veteran soldiers and officers with ful] | and excellent equipment ard snappy, organization, no fears are here for the asafety of last Prussia. “If we only had our old army we clean up the Bolsheviks in a . high German officer | The military Germans. the doings the Russo-Polish battle line, are -con- even a small force of Ger- could break up the Bolsha- offensive. However, no Ger- favor such a move, but every Bolshevik ad- intense satisfac- interse assured me. faniilliar with on contrary vance is noted with and more particularly Prussia is ro ot- advance to At heart all East rapid Russian off the Polish corridor, figuring whole Polish corridor will corme back intu hands like ripe fruit. The people are intensely aroused by the Bolshevik clean-up of Poland and believe the Russia. Red armies will only revise but break up the whole Versailles treaty or at least all of its eastern territorial provti- East Prussians count Germany getting back cut on as well as Danzig, the former province revert tc Germany as well ard the plebescite in Upper Siiesi« become superfluous. that will that will So great is the hatred of the Prussians against the Poles many told me they would much rath- see the Polish corridor in hands of the Bolsheviks than Poles. this wish fulfilled soon, the latest developments. already have begun to notorious Polish corridor, is the interpretation the highest German police ties on the fact that Polish troop been taken out of the corridor. The evacuate the nt placed Germans Not for Co-operation. Moreover, the forces on the extreme Red front have suddenly on the East Prussian ’ making a rapid skirting solshevik force. consisting one squadron of cavalry, panies of infantry and lerv, camped scarcely strong three night. The Reds thus menace the of the.Tolish corridor advanced Bolshevik captured Prasnyizch and the mouth mow Railroad. Despite the Rolshevik there little sentiment for a mili- tary military co-opera tien with except among the Germak and what there is is on the Red army tionalistic This have been spread shevik propaganda Saw is alillance them Reds based is now idea by or appears to insidious Bol- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH JOSEPH PULITZER. 12, 1878 the Puiitzer and Olive Streets Sed Db: llec Dative by 7 ravel?th Foun Published ;”* ‘ Audit Miureay < f Cireulations ’ (Mem wr MEMMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The titted to ‘ha NSsea Aesoclated Presse ts exclusively en for «°ublication of all news lispatches credited to it or not otherwteo credited tn this paper alien the loca! news published heretn rights of frepulh lication of special dispatches herein are also reserved. EL RSCRIPTION RY MAI, RATES I~ ADVAN‘ ana Sunday one wear without Sunda, vear poeta order Louls exchange Rr un wet. | = orger of Ry GCarrter and Suburbs 7% = Te Mot! suns 1Oe¢ a Newedealers Fleewhere a Month. Sunda lie a Copy. ani lw ‘AD’ Th ro ah ren ally 2nd-cias? matte atoaffice a a - 0 Entered aa «a 1978 at the FP jnder the act of March ° Beil. Olive 6600: Kiniech. Central 6600. | | F | | ee _—_— — ne / With | dozen of the employes of the company, not | = CEMMra yy / A - Dut | of Posen | East | that) the | the | They are in a fair way to see! according to) Poles | least, by | authori- | ' Bolshevik | right wing of; hobbed | frontier, | advance. | of | three com. | strong artil-_ miles | from the East Prussian border during | Still, forces: are) close to cutting the Mlawa-War-| victories | sentiment. the fallacy that! essentially na- | Publishing erpresrs ' creased sel $30,000,000 to absorb -Recom- | wage award announced today by the; Railroad Labor Board will be filed with soon, it was by T. B. Harrison, the American general coun- Railway Ex- day for press Co The express company already has | before the commission an application | for rate increases approximating! the Interstate Gommerce Com- | announced to-/| | | | | $72,000,000 to meet increased costs | aside from advanced wages, and) should all of its recommendations be! adopted by the commission, express) charges would be increased so as to| /produce a total of more than $100,-| 000.000 added revenue ) annually. Wage Increase Affects 2500 Express Employes in St. Louis. It the today are affected by the new wage scale granted at Chicago and that the St. American Railway Express Co. Louis payroll of the company prob- ably will be increased approximately 21.000,000 a year. The employes at present are get- ting from $85 to $125 a month and it is estimated that the scale authorized by the War Labor board will add from $32.50 to $88.40 to each employe’s monthly pay. the exception of abeut shop workers, who received Wage increases recently, in- that about 2500 emploves here was said at the local offices of! | presidency the Eamonn de Valera, President of AFTER ABSENCE OF 12 Ye “When Lad Pails to Appear sect tifies Him Among Those for Deportation. | Rr the Associated Press NEW YORK, Aug. 10.—A r-ol@ ses deportation of the youngster 4 Prague whence he was sent by | grandmother Mrs. Anna H _the mother, left her Bohemian 438 years ago to come to the States, her sole ambition earn money to send her child tos an ‘American college. The lad was ready to salt © 1914, but war pr June the grandmother the boy in charge of a stewardens 6 the steamship Rochar that name was fr among the passengers. Mrs. Hane inquiries. The cabled * the ehip Distracted, she immigration officials held for deportation Her ecstasies over finding her left no doubt as to his identity, — —_— DE VALERA DENIES TAKING PART IN AMERICAN tation on 0500.000 Fund for Use — 4 in U. S.. He Declares’ Rr the Aasociated Press. “le WASHINGTON, Aug. 10—Coms today on the statement the London Evening Standard that _ ‘the Sinn Fein Congress had author. | a ized him to spend $500,000 “tn con- Fs nection with the campaign for the | of the United States,” © Provisional Irish Republic, declared — he had received no official notifiea. ~ tion of the recent acts of the Trish Cc ongress. “The sinister interpretation which,” it is sought to place on that vote, ie genuine, is but another illustration — of British methods,” said De Valera’s © statement “lL have so far received no official notification of the recent — proceedings of the Irish Congres, | but it is not impossible that, in tak- ing stock and in attempting to make far-sighted provision for possible ex. ~ penditures of the different depag ments of our Government, these —s actually were allocated to my depart 7 ment so as to be at my command iy | case of need. en “To speak of these allocations as. os a political fund to be used in oon presidential campaign so as to cre: -ate the impression that they were to” 'be used .for partisan purposes fs a | misrepresentation. 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Reg- elit 50 OO Ne , ~ ~ a ee i i i i i ie i i a i die i a i i a i a Sixth and Franklin | “Our location savea you money’ WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS OOV— BOLO O° ela “ a , + et Wednesday & Thursday Specials i i i i i i i i ie Ladies’ White Footwear Pumps and Oxfords Beautiful, snow-white Can- vas Pumps and choice of covered or leather $3.50 sae. DLOOS “Men’s Garden Slippers” sheavy specially adapt- 5 ‘ door wear. ~~ Nullifiers, ular $3.00; all sizes. ¢ OO LOL ll all lal a Lal Shinola ome ~~ mde al OL el lh lal ll allele al al al Oxfords: values; PLL Le al hel ll lt Ait Men's grain-Everett Slippers, soles; for out- ed Special Price, *1.50 a tp i ‘““Men’s Nullifiers” For House or Street Wear. Og ee el tities safle An Men's tan kid flexible easy fitting all sizes. of or Choice black aoles, lasts, Pie 3. 00 - = 1.50 These are our regular $2 values. Every pair is perfect and there is still two months of Canvas Shoe season left. WHITE OR PALM BEACH 4 ys” | in Few Days. eee etn - Ws SCOUT HOND FOR FAMILIES DROWNED P, On ee Awards to Be Voted by Teresa’s Troop at Meeting to Be Called RESCUER OF THREE TO GET GOLD Joseph Ward Saved Fel in Mississippi at East ondelet When on Outing Sunday. Scout Tre «* of Hey Members of St. Teresa‘s (“atholiec Grand avenue and North 1 street, within awards of families af old of 2427 (Zarrison a and Joseph Staed, 14, of Maple who their lives sippi Kiver at last day afternoon whe to outing Joseph £826 three bovea from will be 1000 merit raved. A double Smith held at o'clock tomorrow ments bein representation Scout Troop im the non-' graduated I! Parochial School & scholarship at Sm Lou where he was to have hb in September: Scout Leader Teresa se I} night to the I or: (10 North will the hold L Special rie xt few days to hiov Seout Jo) el Nortn honors Smith, 3 lout nedelet Lilly rescue, a Compa Ward sr L.otuts edn each it Awarded marks and “fT are “atholic, bP! Collapees, ot. Scouts ma last taking avenue, two bovs were director, the Heffernan, Teresa’ Name boys parishioners console the ps Father hleffernan question the survivors of Su outing in an effort to get an ae version of what eurred, bet lowing prayers, when Michael nessy, 8728 North Sia: ire sistant Scoutmast was belt troduced to the fath: of the bov, Hennessy. collapsed and a fagnt. Considerable confus sulted when he was being revi the lawn, and atl lief abandoned his, purpo of cond inquirs Ward following was obtained reporter ft aliv 1 wher cre | iparil : hie, I tant imicrl ‘ trie rry bee th to whit the \ ritareag eae aceon :O0 OSal: and Soctlety, belonged alse irents ot the two had inten eve : - metrt an storys. ion of th Pes : I’o Jloe hess The vers dent patch the boy conppanioth There were 48 boverin the: eral then: being probhat bheing under the rreet elinible As r, in enhargee liennerss Decnn \ieMaho comp who hero ue se \ at eeouts, wh i2. were Thre \ corti ts wert “ietan? sifmasters (‘oncant (hart Itert Mo Scoutmaster, Love While ing ball from the ewimming and harbor cK Scoutmaster Hennessey, whe the ban! ‘18 ible te swt sistant Sea lhe rnan rivet cerry who eoulk Wy of 7 ritl watch! liennessy had wart to hie knees to ® Had n canta not to £o beyor boul aid ret iit hove wer sheet? "Ac were Pavriie or) eA river,r, 244% *4 of ennnon were Pall mitre the wate: depth and smaller bh depth, thie Thoys, 1? venrgag ded saves Three Prank Atstern 7625 Garfield avenuc, W mrad ” encountered wan to hie ald considered SWirntmdet! wis oR hoy if etriiereiiy Pleat he ewinim feet am hov. Geore lie Schult man from got into Ward ¢ dragged who were aAlhorut Meantinn« had mone to | and Behultz and «drow other be them. Was bove rn, hut wv Rixnties Be calla bry Hennes thie bee Other A were om th: war faking 1? Was ali Smith and the water hv . oTn a hook and ' (ther hes Ward's vers master Vic the other bh: raving that would make whieh mig’ nierr t) r¢ . saw ieee Pils ing @ Han Lmtes knee t* tuk an Ww were v) 4

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_ a I Sia See Lp a -~ fee , , ’ —oe ———E ss ees 3 AAS, oP pik ’ oe : by é fs ‘ ~ re ov ane —._STLOUIS ‘POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1920. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ — a -— ii eee ie te oo —_ ————— - —- a me —_—— —--—_ -_—— —_—-—— —ee | - —— = : : a ; ye ‘ ce | \4a ne r} ] } mr a oy a = "3 Ht : > i. . . : - we . Se etre. Anas mc fe a ak hate SE es ir ge Raed 2. yhen she Asked’ him About Body Is to Be 28-Man Or- are | Have Been Named by Pas- . ‘ . rs. nna r ts at ; ‘ i 3 .¢ de x L3t l “EA A Al 4 . \ ‘Tilia . rat ‘iY ’ ; . : ’ rr? se see. a ¥ her, left her Bohemian hentl a | | es es Fe SS } Setiiement With Man. ganization in Future. os. OS quale as Abductor. ago to come to the Untteq Awards to Be Voted by St. | Slee rs % fe 4 Bee sie 5-3, Ste att | Me as PS s. Bete ies. se a Shee he ' Arde 1 ‘ irs. Pear! vman Olker of 305 Th Lepubtlts "if "“oOmmittee ir s fe 4 iv the Aseoctated Pree in . | , | PHILADELPHIA, Aug 14 7A. her sole ambition bein P i: ing to 3 ; . cA a. OM ee . a 2 j 4 S bg 2 re Ce ae ac . ‘ ew ? inl norning in 1! i! instead of 7 ’ o So is . ' Srication, are searthing for Josd>h college. . ; RB ee : eerae | 4 eae ad was ready to sal! in” j Meeting to Called With. ee ee BEE oo RD | SE aes years old, of 42264 WM Page bou it against Robert E. Nolker. vice} George W. Strodtma: 1914, but war pre | 5 ee ee ee * $ Ble, Se ig ercamies overt who died at { ce Mdewmatek takai ed : | Strodtman, 3 | sat ee eee wx vented . > | : , ; . ~: ’ * ; — om eee a ae - me pS ee hi P anf ; ] ara , “4 : © the grandmother placed in Few Days. Bee: le 2 ee ve Boe yesterday from injuries trical Supply Co. and a membe bers of the committee today r he £0. re counsel for Augusto Pasquale, Ae in charge of @ stewardens on | | es eee F Boi wil Re 6 ame Bere Or ee eae ck Saturday a wealthy family, in Judge McElI- | had been elect man to succeed ee: ee crank,” as the kidnapers of. Dlake +a . e. , “a ; toate eS Meh * — . . . , ‘4 rifine' - Cart 1? "hs 5 r Wolk Ps ‘ ' oO ie Dire ot. : oe = ‘ ; ; >. ’ ‘ , ” ; , spin e ivy ¢ oughiin In his alleged On ae ri¢ F. to «~ “« Schmoll did ‘ion, Pasquale is reported have A® steamship Rochambeay. _ i a ot igh nae | | yb ey ship's arrival here no | RESCUER OF THREE “vote ee Ne ra agg or al ee ee 8. OG 8 - fare lot A | 7 at name Was registered | nb tse Se Mop LS SRR niamealmne gp Capebe sh ny : Pelé, WAS unsuces tend the meeting, Herma: fader! | iis Ms | ) @ passengers. Mrs. Hancheke — 4 TO GET GOLD MEDAL ae sé Z din eas a eas. Cr poe so ee ap aaa ' vag caressed in lack, this; presiding until Sereatenss ) ‘Loh ae ae d that a man named “Joe” am quiries The cabled re. i" a Pee ae ee ee POA i eed pn er ae wT. oe re ntrasting with ne of; election had been forecast, ws es his wife were the abductors na ured her the boy was on | . . i ors, Wil Ink nN which ' iin EF. Goodwin, Pasquals attor. « Distracted, she finally — me © ; eS oy Ree RIE aS . y Joseph Ward Saved Fe beh, 8. ee al Re ie 2 we h alien | | immigration officials to. P Fellows : RT dk SO ES ek Fey ape ae Ss See AES | | arg Yas ee es ee a , He hearing. xe oke very rap- | ganization meeting, which was he ety , ; to scan the faces of th : . Mi . . > 68S le ee BB ED ST Ae Oe oe Se | . we net , Ana 7 ' of the time vet hefor oe , c is Darmachuck, and that the pohce ose 44 ISSISSI . . oy yA ome ' " * ‘ “ oe ee " we te : . : a % Y ; > A : re ‘ ot stat i ite i ' hae rid i e* iti i) moon in 4 +) 0) an ; es * > ‘ -” deportation ¢ ; in pp! at East Car- , o- “ ee a - ee ae TS 3 + eS Rea sgseete a a 3 : / -* . h] ee) id st a ms Sy 7 4 ; } ’ ; | ‘ , a at r) o nig ft ‘ Sy 7 . +} : -— aot ; ' - —— / Outing Sunday. o : . “n z 2 x . ; oy => “a . a ‘ +35 : ; . i ‘ ‘ : : , ‘ . : | ’ re i : 1 : : il \\ a Be ; J Li ii? | 4 | , i See Sale ies ju oy x dy gees ys Sees “ Maay «nls = “as ecKker, Twenty-seventh Ward, se A DENIES TAK a ne , Fe aN ee al 7 ye Oi dekh eS cam 7 , a H ul Hey her she sailid , . i. : ae MORE case express the opinion that he Was 3 7 | | SSR Rea eae Se Be “ With 2 le said iy; George Hohman. Twenty Ns ‘ . . . a ' AB oe we Ms Le ae ee me , — . “Teli« ff ah ‘ ; : , rye ne actila site cte , a IN AME ta - Members of Bov Scout Treo & : a Re ee > a eS ae ie Fh ie TR, 7 , | lis of Separation. , Secon ard, treasurer; Louis (Tub) ctual oor = ie | ug § ’ , ‘ . ee | J PS ¥, GE Ps - ve ee ; ] ) ' ‘ i 8 ’ i} ‘ th re rn ances e — Rie} +} WW ; ae FAST ST LOUIS LIKELY TQ QUIT have cclrrpitte rs | lie nas 7 wite ane . ¥ : or St. Teresa Ss (‘atl olie by tins , oy oe ei ete ora 1 . ‘Ps * ~ 4, ae os: ‘ Lal j / ral } > - : . : ; a ne ra, SOT ni-a . daughter hut hy is not Oe Tr them Lines ~ . ; Thy > Sa Pe ate. Re ada 2 a’ rit “aU arn All the election ‘by ac > : i, ¥4 : i@ wgTie ~ ] ; “Sy, ae , al - -@ CAS) Oo eee — ; | i i ‘ lé ‘egy 1 ¢ 1m? —— 4 : , er oe ~} . iis eiems mene he T alt Paper Put Sinister Inte Grand avenues d= North Market gs: . 7 Bde: Sie ‘S 2 ae ey gp Or » ble urned fro lamati there heing ty na Rumors Are to Effect That Those “'"" , om | re lan, torpre. ae peter a pe oe Mgt tae Sis Co oe fused — t ing n one Sr ieee They al on 0500,000 Pund for Use f street, will hold a special meeting tas 4 ae “ent «SS 3 Oren Rt , nm operati erformance with my nominee for each office Who Fail to Line Up for pet sate evel a ACO. rhey & 80. ~ . i “ ah) : “2 | ; aol % n | a §.. He Declares. oe within the next fow day . % "a 0g re.’ : Bw? — . + Ss hee rs om can ae ‘ 34 " | t ' Ou (j : . AKO T Aad the strodtinug ‘ ‘ lection “4 = a Oglesby Will Resign. i os ' reg \f** A | sie’ & See pt hg Se et ae eee S IS BR a who ) Vu apartment ' ' ihor the , Bor ina mete os , . deputy warden of the Trenton pre. otlated Press, wo : awards of Loy Scout honors i “ ; a eee San there es et sy eres, BO ~ ' ' n about the iatlure PW compromise me :' CSBNAUG emoval of Ai- = aad 4 wae ' INGTON Ay 0 Aye ' AtOT OF 7 Pa . oo nig ; ‘e 7S ame oe eer >. = ' nies : sical ‘ hy, P ma . ‘arl Rro 1” i. Nic: la : “ a is ‘ ' rial rib het oii Ne ' au \ rele mt iene i unrpuale "7 ote . 7 : ;, aa = . a ‘ $ ay. wets. xsla ti eae, 5 a oS eae aa ae ' ; Ph ava DS iri foroe- mNi€i-Schmoll-Goldstein 4 2 f the * ePevers, eUiloa ana Pp she eet Aare ¥ families aj John Smith, 13 vears ; Tt ven ; - we oe Nie tt See Yee A wel (a ' vhos bored ving t ly] , MO ae of Kast St. Loui 1) journal ' prisoner who escaped from Ra! today on the *| a re : Co ws 4 yee ’ . T DES So Pee. re x . iy ' ED ' . ‘i pyr mepublican party. with . ais ol OULS aiiv . inal, nt : mi A ne ‘statement of old of 2427 Nortn Garrison avenue, Po : . , . | x ae . | , 2 i. — © strodtman had been allied in as Superintendent Reports V hecteriesimesioe oy « abo don Evening Standard that é ; and Joseph Stace & 14, ot Maplev ood oS | " it ’ LO ‘ Cie lent Sive Way and the Koeln tTaction 4% , S410 -a-Veul JOU \ "| Wits EiVeti Phreatened Lioyv's Life. i- . ‘a . ' Cc ewn j hy are Te , : 2 re = = \ > : . . , «4 : Fein Congress had author- - who lost their lives ti Live \lissj YOSEPH STAED ° / Bae : aeRC? ' rage, ¥' al Koeln forces made no effort to hime by GON Lo ; «! reward (Continued fsUCs iOoninys flats ‘ abhosk : . ; LiI-SNI1S- ; rs ' : : . =e . 9 . . ! y th : he ‘ 4 es ro bis SWpport ! ‘ ma arl TO prety tit TEP LS ERG ES D bhi - to spend $500,000 “in con- | sippi River at Hast Carondelet Sun thi ! forward, but they 4 ape z 3 ; tate the chairmanship, which they) [r= te Mpa enc ND eee With the campaign for the — day afternoon whe: | i ' ae be a To, SeRee SBE) CAS EN might have done after iy resuited 11 : en's election, ton from Pasqua noe he mage 7 5 i (©) ne WI , rs. bl se whelming victory in the pri - but | ‘aus rms tet effect that his alleged conte: ust weekvse Pipe | | Koeln said that very victory i ul e1 ther wast St. Louis) still atmitiaains the a ing ghil@ege : | [* TY bye ‘ ih lise of notwith ‘tandi .~ t! : ' iti im Paes cy of the United States,” to resciic a In al | Eps / . 8 4 , : . . “Vu i has ’ A Lroop , | | eB e : public, declared | Joseph Ward, 13 ars ld i NL les | | to har u. he told 1 (Prumis| ti natn he epistdi oo wr all ‘Meekeinn® te > communion | anne ‘e letters Written by “the onan un si . cea | | , $4 6 Nolker B Je | oa 3 “ee ey i | . John G Qielesby of Elkhart, 1!) George H. Coughlin, the fates . wttle received no official notifica- t $826 St. |outs for Sheriff and , (‘on mitteen iT) from ee sa = shri. im unless his demands for rans@iim the recent acts of the Trish | three boys from i acer, ra 1 Old , ‘ ri , ' . — ¢ , . lowden's hig)! ' he -pRe publican threat ' ‘ Will be awarded a gold med cn i : f C | On north t writ ' ts 7 te: % ey | eth ranma pie licy ir) “Ty A sriidc** fen rere teal. naid he nad kidnaped . : e . : \" 4 " ‘ ; -f ‘ . - ‘ , ee our Government, these sume f ; Parochial School in Jun: ye : NEM A . ee N68 10, Several tomobile \ pat ~ ij } ' ) Rye vears ago, ndding were allocated to my depart- ; echolarship at St. Loui nive , million dollars soon will be advanced | y este, Lo | e, who | - "4 de “gh T “Thi y didn’t come pai : Das to be at my command in Bs where he was to 1] , +1 1 | kid's ttt ii hole in the ground DOW ng : tee wil e harder iy me Just ae need, in Sept mb . \ ()T kx bank ‘ 1? WAS lear ne d toda) . found and . _ : “ ; Gi ' _ ' e il exXKer utive and ‘ t } oO! committer ‘ ais I r= wT cre k } olde if the Tomily Jour - cele 7 (‘oughtiin placed $12,000 ute? for partisan purposes ia a avenuc, where thre bodies ie ‘ I" yact amount of the advance stil): 0 : | . we g nose of the work. instead of doing nal. Rast St. Louis, for State ‘Treas der a trolley atation oujside af NQtre — In 0 — pri- a. : wae - . “a a. | ‘ vee ote termined this Wee k, it is | “st * "v4 | ’ tit 1.7 , Ah . , hon om ) oe it 7" mys 7 T) ose con mittees urer. Spive sale that hie reg ro ristown In re sponse to * the CTU ps me Been scrupulously care- poe ‘ wt y Be ver” + sod = ) , ) eee" me - hr ge + with Lowden in the latter's choice | demand The meney disappenpedy - : ‘ . | : . ’ . . ine pecting ‘ ! | \ ' ; ' siTicte will Wrie’ee t TWice ii Ween throughout ’ . . . . pp uw ~ avoid even to appear to take, director, the Rev a | Late shi hal reneral Miali- Steve Toad } aT rs] . 64 tah. hy — oe ' ; the campaign and part of the Y) tel (;overnol but that his gecision but nothing hy in heen heard oA bel wy : the party politics of this ’ Heffernan, ASB 1: sl sisi wed & nee ; j hy, ViiTrioos mofrtor ‘ nre. = , ‘ ; , ! arene T \ P . ‘ : ‘ reas Se eS te resiaa followed his desire to de.- child's wherenbout , Is , unle , “*« ‘ j " | re ; Who pay i@ir i ress Ss Zaoui . : , ; " . ; ing o) 7 cd ally. This committee, VV hile | 39” q Apart from any possible f Teresa BS wii Drie Tra bee we & , are ’ llivs. heads the lavenue when manere ] sated Misia s = oo wht ’ 6h - ys , chairman of it will not dictate entire time to the newspapel suid by the authorities to haves @eley , it would obviously be bad | | a ma ) ul a 2 4 oe “ pa ~ nomination of candidates.” business mitted he got one-third of the Liana me { ' ; — ban pt & 7 I tt Jrouls politicians say they: ey, the remainder going to his Lek ben Name Society, to which ' nan: ons ad mit tonde Raed , ‘ nrmitt elected for whisk: were discovered nmy part and most inexpe- Strodtiman, Who live 45 6 ( nosey; . ~ . a te ‘ _ 4 ie 7, es: y ’ ‘ De ves $ 4 : ; we “i : ,, ' a = , ' . ‘ . ‘ ~ a r CPT, ; : . i Lat eerw ; r} _ , ‘ ae : ‘ 2 y y ya? E Ves i is ‘ i peri ihr (Other officers 4 ¢* Ted “7 . ™ : ; ‘ : ys A age ee ae 7 he has identified ine some at ritie working orf if > ’ , 7 ‘ ‘ having increased to a ‘sire for harmony tn the era pit i} stm K until l will not be a boss.” said cago ur thiut C3 0\ Lowacde T} removed spivey f AuUse O * attitude of the riticising Lowden for ctate to the party who Three Shots Fired Throvelh Window peaia |! Night at ‘Thoma VWoran siys tte Left Apartment. that implies dictation, and | eS. . . F . he salad ‘ ) ; ai t; te These Cormmitteemen Wwis ‘ Oy our wusines ’ ni 1tizel of wards, Hist 3 cis aan Si, i] ; rectors In a corporatio? req . 99s «; } ] rit mS t ft resent stockholde This commit should ceive the presen otties , holders’ support at the primary ele ot ind vours is going in alongs have bee: MCG ne ixwele Motor Co. by New : Ouse here © ere —- ethene ee et Ry vote his Charles Rodenberg,! “Joe” and his wife. aasee boys belonged A large number eC ‘roit concern, With him will The men \ > ee lt | : via alte naw -— ; . ‘ . . ia? bhe*)) Vor Me’ id wba | re ; ; — VM (Tress ; cf ’ iffeur 1 parishioners also w ‘gnote, vinghs. *. Harbeck, vice president hibition enforcement office h \s : Tore Nolks ' North Twenty-first stres is 5] ars have heard that console the pare nts of thre fwo bove, ' i? American Can Co ; and close- notified : > = eaid wna: ne Me th »\ ‘ na = ts / ; ié Amo NnyY, vi . cial Rae wey lived in st a heathens of Congressman Roden Father Heffernan had inte (ied to ly associated with Willvs in his vari- ehTGtA 4 i I i Lae | t ] » | Vor Li} of ; \ Giscussion ovel Hea, hae ati ‘ . tty } ; a ; | * the i ondiatines Depart : ' . ’ pes — ™ - Cass uvenue h use, where crm] , : aL mtents ‘ ¢ eny, oad , o ; Louis all his life, having been born, PCR, who is in o 4 ft handlers, clerks, drivers question the survivors wo! Sunday » ous enterprises, lon and rears 1] ‘ on , ri¢ I i ‘ ( { | j (i 1? , ul d posit . H ’ in i roe? aft Springgflela having been ap = ent a metirn th | nand a gallon still were foun ) o> os ) ) 7 box , i Mortgage Trust Co. | ye eee ‘ urs and helpers, will benefit outing in an effort to get an act uriute In announcing appointment of the in the basement Th hot ' } my ¢ oO , i ] my (©. 2EH7T Nocth point. ad by Cov Lowden, probably — . i I hist’ i . iit ‘elise ] iitl- ; 1 4 } , ry... @ * i se increases just granted, which vérsion of what occurre d, but f0l- | committer a statement was issued , . ; rma : , 7 ro nion Trust neat : m ved ‘ will resien to make way for “some ) ducted by Mr. and Mrs Riobert is. aid to be held in broadway. under the firm natu OT | rh, ‘down-State Republican who will NESTLE'S made retroactive to May 1. lowing prayers, when Michnel Hen- ‘asserting that ‘“‘rummors of difficulties | Ru . : =." a Line if ' we 7 ts Bie a re i —_—_—_—_—_—— urns, Who were not af LG Se) ot : ni f mittié | milan A brady. credit hen! rodtman & Strodtman, the alrin : ‘ he Commercial Elec- | originally having included his father, work for Oglesby's nomination. — — ; — patch reporter from Jor il . The announcement said that as- | his farni which - ; : i ¥ ar ‘ he did not know the 14 1 r WW I) | Naval War Collewe,. Newport. RR. 8 . s i ih, swe, her ' _ ¢ , speech, adiourne: >s pm. m edn -S- i ‘ ‘ cay ‘ +. ’ pone CXACEIV, ane ths I ' hy is heen Aype 1} tec commandant of : : ® > ' ° J the boy who heroically rescues d threes tie are «given that with the | q,,- an olin i | : | (Burns was arr and admit : } | : : day, Au ‘ a ¢ companions. jmdn of strong financial interests /operating the :s = nk ail one : mn rept to questions, that he . ’ the Seventh Naval District, with : , . . art wu ‘ , . ' ee ‘5 . . ; . Let ti . ve Bet i ‘ . , . . There were 45 boyaoin the party, . ® eottlioment of negotiations be- |'He said he kept : ; 45 s “ ' * HOxe De J j. Mestres Slated to Head Dem heagiquarte ] Key West, Fla., suc- , ae. on , : ’ o—yvet s eat mee ae ‘A n of | 4 " ‘stres Silite ’ ‘Th | several of them bein: probationary ween the Maxwell and Chalmers ith 10-zallon on ‘tay ered , anvone 4} \Iy Nol- 4° ; nd , ‘tt : ceeding ar \Vedinirnal Kenton C, » aed ; . P . ; : is —_ | i iif 7 i. I ‘ ‘ , 4 : : . / Cy aad c* ‘oO tte«. , scouts, who, being under the age Of | oe ncerns, there will be a speedy re- gency.” : ag on , N pena and weuld not himself crat suanEs Decker wh hae heen ordered to mW Olu ril furnish the court with a 13, were not aD | gible AS re rular turn to rormal operating conditions. / Late: anothse , ~ we ; a. Joseph J Nie stress, committecman Norfoll Pe ‘ —— on a i rmanent ; ' f i » ] A aay i. conte , tr. we “Bas ee PPP a a el he Payty) the Seventh Ward, has been awa) Dry Trecotahe. ootwear scouts. They were in charge of As- | Negotiations looking toward finan- | rhe - vt his addre as Sry S : sar 4 : | : | pe fards q sistant Scoutmasters Hennessy, “> nal advances to the Maxwell com- | oie Mekeuean yey eg Roe te a re P : ri, M, tow n Mie , mn ‘ Ee slated for lec -—e as , meres of esi ary Dantels would not com Concannon, Charles Dercnan and panv have been in progre Ss in this was arrested iIthough he : | | | ot sre : | oni : n meeting of thane 4 ie aaarae ‘ nal ane Th fale. wine : Snautmaster, did not accompany the! wir) +. presentatives of the. Chasel¢he stills. He ie held at COMMUNIS Pp! rEnS od} Tha AT i it any * appointed by th body t . ye moc r - } ead- routine Wie Admiral recently is: an | | s National Bank,. Central Union Trust| aAyenue Police Station and his father | FAST ST ty rh TAI ARS SHOP eourt r that purpose would be per- quart rs i ' Pontiac a this | wa, lie a letter to Chairman acer Se " ae While some of the boys were piay- Co.. stockholders in the Maxwell and is at the North Market Street Sta- vi . US i Bur if mitted a t the eontems of the afternoon. A caucus at Which the Paste 0 he Senate Naval Investigat- ' ES TLE S Every” ; i While some yates see tek ee to riches Lepienomtad bell | th wena rt appointed Circuit ) (} ' : c 7 , h Courtmartial Hearing. er py eg bap ‘lal Start Lite pete FS cme ‘iy for treasurer onditions So Serious, Commisstoner ric in cream if im- s Eres ab Senge Rg man had Shutt Says, It Is Necessary to Dis- If IMs «, - - ” § ball came. Hennessy had waded inf | wee petting pb yo $24 E : Lau ; ' s Garden Slippers , the water to his knees to test the DETECTIVE KNOCKS DOWN NEGRO ne Ae ; odav and « L rigi pa s attorney with wee meirtysekiy Re eos ae n6- continue Keereation Days. proves the flavor of . 7 Ee me “Tee re NEW YORK, Alig. 10.—-A ph aiid Hehe? , | we RE EE ale aE Te cording Ali the city hospitals and similar your cofice and thee. ; ‘ i , ‘ ioned he Septh and had o ‘es GS ont a WHO TRIES T0 CUT MAN IN CAR i'not guilty was entered today by Er A al atiede ; ) ? ! ie che j olkher and Wife S5000 Apart. . nbers of 1 mimittee we ' iti] are eufferine wreaths timony an : taste of cergals and” 8 grain Everett Slippers, : | smaller boys not to & ye 49 lies. . | depth win Rudolph Bergdoil ot lilac | ; : : WX that Nofke: . ~ . , ‘ ~ : st ; ! i , Coinet ] | _ ! i S Pye awe ‘? rein oar i y soles ; Saves Three Boys. Fells Him With Revolver When He! Dhia, facing courtmart ila Over! : , ) : | | ee aol a aie a os tae } ues r bara | rm »: s ' “ ‘ ™ ital ly adapt- _ Frank Austerman, 10 years old, of Seizes Passenger and Tries to or’s Island. Chargs . a is | ) ) tithe tent: gielinten IOS 8. Bacay Mmcurred In Ns SASCtiol i. ian te. reg Peis we makes your cooking» 3625 Garfield avenue, waded too tar Cypcn Knife. the draft and desertion ‘ i , ‘ ieaadl . Tae Minot ' . “ 1) le Seven _ : . a irmiy Rergdoll was not | meyers th "ard { in. Wa! | bua creation days and baking more 2 De... , : ; , r employes. The ated . . petizing. Use it fore for out- plage tie the and encountered a a W oy Passengers on a crowded Belt Line : ; ' , ' ~ hom aie ften via i | , yroling ther OVS Wen wv civilian counsel, Llving ' r | : . . | | nO . oie. ad ) wenn , he B struge! ear became excited this morning, | upon military defense ghting tl gro, | SS ale 3 Poke, ate ; hortage cto ileo to the nureine “y rl 1) eatprday afternoor| by! Walter’. € tafts, where there have been many f gil milk and cream.” ences: iii caueins wanes cream, purposes. a" ~ ee A ee eee ee A OR, CA te - pda EA a to his ald. Hennessy called to Ward, | considered one of the best hor when John Ivory, a hegro, of 717) é¢harges against him. : William S. Ellis, chairman of ae : d ink chan ~ | oe ’ , li included Mr: Proese] als ida ‘ iets ° cited hey the a swimmers in St. Teresa's parish, Who North Twenty-second street, attempt- > r : . iver ; 2 oa y* or }* bern Tiny oat? : ; . . 1.50 Was swimming in the river about) .q to cut a white man in the aisle | Bersdolls I jean? ard. ; a The 3 t il . th the Nolke: sa less for ln story Gf & wie oenital. ii ‘ tam at | 50 ot awav from the Austerman Erwin appeared before him just | eRe ~~ , , — : ae : : hee VRE x I ‘ ‘ | ‘ 2 feet awa of the car and was In turn disarmed : , re ; - , re , — Suet BP pPCalrs olke to kauna-F lora, hes e attendants ity hospita! a { 18 sterilized, to ine’ fore he was to have bee x Lined a aM —? —— ' mre | “ae, k ‘ set and asked tor lve ON sed ' bh, “did ij ’ : : . i i Sri il Pgewed rer? inet ‘ ir se i? ; ja) nyo ; and the Tv7y sure ifs purity. . | , adie "s ‘ ettie ase in * WAS ASKeCd as tO the reputation ’) SAN i! es 40 attendant ” ' ‘ ‘ lh . oO Irs na-bklora, an iid it we i! rn lev i sanitariun he Itisricher than bottled. + boy. George Gerhauser, 10, and I.es ee iho. Weasin nets : “et , ‘ : ‘ *=1 = idl | iit ie : i ‘at ; in’. : saad i iin e-oF sotuaten apbtdaanie milk because most of o sand, up to their knees : Ward ¢ | : volver on the negro’s head in sub- , * ‘iis declar ata a ran { Cis i 1 . ‘ 14 inn = gr thi lg Parta of h not wanted to enter aiiias f , relatives House or Street Wear. 7 . Ward caught Schultz by the arm and ettee, Sat > dragged him and the two other boys, pening, Loyang doll failed to appear as ordered . ; | “ty | s 3 pie ° ' , The white man, Willi ‘ ! MMICR pre contes in cou ng of the husband's suit were reas i ) ‘le ’ eg. : who were clinging to him, to shore, | |. gees Soe ‘old po 9319 » Bammer COAL COMMISSION 4 | n't wis : ‘ 6 aaninihllis “oa dae iene — the useless water hag : about three yards awry -: oo ‘ eal : : Toe j | a | t | | : , ( } h | ) : el : “s | . in | F to ; ”s pve vs , ° oe - F M time Smith and Stead. who street, and es nexro pot a the VAST FOREST FIRE IN YUKON . 5 a ~ iz . ® water by a fisherman Who used tothe, eaicgnaye Sarcmemen — } Athens, Hl., a coal mit . of | | . lker to Sunset | Country Caronia ......... New York ‘* Liverpool . & hook and pole. sett O, Conn., Aug. 10.—Tester- | apoplexy when tk i mi Saturnia ......... Montreal ‘* Glasgow ) ; Other bova in the party said that day ™ oy al the hottest day here in 40) south of Belleville thi - , intry Cl of w) ! ior Aquitania New York ‘‘ Cherbourg and Southampton Ward's versian was correct Scout- | years. The mercury went to 114 at. was pardoned tn 1919 from thy : ' ber ndi to Beau: “Meas annonia saci ae York ‘* Naples, Dubrovnik and Trieste noon and stood at 100 in the shade /tentiary at Chester Wit wus 7 | 7 te thy | Mark Ci eo Mmguretania ...... New York ‘‘ Cherbourg and Southampton tol rt lunes : I:rNperator New York ‘* Cherbourg and Southampton master McMahon would not permit | the other bove to he infers iewedt, nt - o clock All out of door work serrit To? i* Tt) inde: ith Mat ; ' af ys ‘ , ry lhad to be suspended and many cot-!/ rv -Link, a saloon keeper of Bell wou ("oul ("Tul ft which four or five Accommodations now available for all steamers and sailings. i For later sailings apply to Raying that he was afraid they would make conflicting statements ton mills in various \ illages shut wNle On the appeai Near ba: 1135 Olive Street, Post. Dispatch Bidg., St. Louis Which might be misunderstood. down at 10 o'clock. . 7209 pa ° ° drut kK. ‘es * said that Mrs Er + Was WIT

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- . — ~. eS -- : : TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1920. ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH re gy = ee re ee = ee ee e-em ~ ee eee x: ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH st i and passengers barricaded the car from New York, spurred the efforts fo ty gels . 4. if | | | AND FATALLY WOUNDS STEWAR cade manta parte “a amnaean "Alas cikitebed| by tht ene | rund. Billiard of "Denver, fell dead Building Loans See ; TWNOREASES OP PERCENT, AS LIBERAL. PARTY "su reissue” Senses Sac AGE, ae sa , See i | | ight, omen > alliage | re oe ee cae nears : pe x a aig’ Ao a Se - yt ry Re rp tame aaerrsc gtr | rd E M M E i Mi A fd RY - “Se PA Cc K LE . i | By the Associated Press. reache¢ f re . 4 - icy 0 odd, rthur ‘he lad died of over-exertion cause: ) ‘ | FGMMMIADO, ane. 10—T¥e Qemth|OmeirLS site ana setting altho rapmntiecnt! et tees oahie atl eb Cie ee __ “Sat werare COMPANY ; Bureau of Mines Reports’ Evi-| Executive Committee at NW | early today of J. B. Todd, dining car | m tech in an-air coupling, no trace of empl. es recently by busing their! = memes os AGuiteration to me. | dred op wasnt me od has | mac am sayiee a Ca ba ape bnwothena regretted warned ~ sear Mm MOA Re ebEds wars albeor BRR BREBE ERR REE RRR ERE ESSE EBB EERE DEE SE 2 8 Sey ~ ply Needed Quantity. | Congressmen. | the negro who las ) ; Me BC t ) | | -— o—-— -_—- —- o | ‘By the Associated Treas. | By the Associated Press. ' WASHINGTON, Aug 10 Evi- NEW YORK, Aug. 10.—Reorgant- ~~ zation of the Committee of 48 under ence ee 2 enor 80 Koop the name of the Liberal party was ‘yp with the increasing demand for effected here last night at a meeting f, motor gasoline reduce the quality in| of the Executive Committee. order to add to the quantity is dis-| Allan McCurdy, secretary, an- Slosed in the summer test of motor | mounced that the reorganization ac- complished a complete severance of Prufrock & Litton Fourth and St. Charles Streets eB During Our ANNUAL AUGUST SALE Actual Savings of 5% to 35% @ This is the third week of the great furniture event that ap- peals to lovers of beautiful homes far and wide—to visi- seen eeepeecoe Dy the Bureau of ‘the Forty-eighters’ connection with increase in demand, continues ‘in Chicago last month. Changes in mn necessary for the refiners .o cut 'who have joined the Farmer-Labor Bolling material marketed as m>‘tor | Hopkins, who directed the reorgani-| “ rt " ye 4 | zation, will continue as chairman of f; ering oice oO ver b airs O gonsumption increase for the first ¥ 217,879,649 barrels, against 1,418,- | jand will continue as dominant prin- ; ’ ’ ’ ; |, Bemi-annual motor gasoline sur-| United States Senators and Repre- better grade—-with less high boiling complete national and State tickets Wor motor use, than in summer. The | Utive Committee reaffirmed adher- ‘The summer test was conducted in| Louis in 1919, and at the Chicago rell as St. Loui ‘phow that there has been a greater | State committees,” it was recom- tors as -we ante St oun Mines. The report of the bureeu On| the new Farmer-Labor party, with i "TT, obtain sufficient gasoline to the personnel of the Executive Com- deeper into the crude oil, thus add-— organization, will be made public gasoline.” domestic | the Committee of 48. ) Mve months of 1920 at 26 per cent) Abolition of special privilege, | fiver last year. The 1919 total cor- |Government ownership of certain Om r 534,063 in 1920, an increase of 290,- ciples for the party in advocating ys were ordered because of the ten- sentatives in the fall elections and fmaterial—in winter, when the tem- in 1924, it was stated. Winter test was made in January on | erce to the platform adopted at the ithe later part of July and the report | convention last month. ‘@ecrease in the volatility of pod besa that they “nominate and the test, after noting the tremendous/| which it attempted to amalgamate upply this demand it haa evident!y mittee, replacing several members ing somewhat to the amount of high | 8°on, it was announced. 3. ae Bel The bureau places the a Platform Reaffirmed. sumption for a like period wen! utilities and the taxation of unused SS 664,414 barrels. election of Liberal or independent - . = At Less Than ‘ Wency of refiners to sell gasoline of a | those of 1922, and in the election of peratures require a more volatile fuel Resolutions adopted by the Exec- Specimens obtained in eight citles. | conference of Forty-eighters in St ‘Bays that the ‘‘results apparently | “To our membership and to our Basoline than can be accounted for! place upon the ballot congressional ‘im the normal change from winter to | candidates {n such districts as they Se Summer quality.” deem desirable.” Sea ues Up to $10.00 Summer test this year was found to | “We recommend to our State com- | at . The average boiling point for the For Nomination of Liberals. De 277 degrees, against 265 degrees | mittees,”’ the resolutions said, ‘that! se test made tm April of last year and! such nominations be made in the ———— 364 Gegrees for the winter test | mame of the Liberal party, or, if this jast January. The report stated|is impracticable, as independent ‘That “at least two samples show evi- | nominations. : : ence of being adulterated with ker- “We further recommend to our ! ‘esene” and that four others showed | State committees that they indorse “careless refining if not actual adul- | 4rd support such other candidates as iReration.” may be nominated, who will give sat- | isfactory assurances that they are in € Assortments are just as va- ee ried and complete—prices just as advantageous—as ever be- fore. % € People who have compared n ‘ 1 , . . 2.8.8 ‘ a a 9 ' & AF a ss ca | a - : S : Ey r i wy + ‘a B a 4 . | T " " | , ] os ’ aete . ‘ ; : = : “ —_ ~~ “s . ante al = » =e ed a | & : : fT . “ ~ ok « the ‘ee tle the sie ow ree tobe : ; 1 Dempsey Hotel Lodger Buried. | substantial agreement with the St. = ' The body of Daniel Woodlock, | Louis and Chicago platforms and | rn fbout 60 years old, who died last} that they agree to stay out of Demo- = pri es elsewhere week in the city hospital, was buried | cratic and Republican caucuses 4nd am day in Calvary Cemetery, in the lot |act together as a group with candi- 4 tel] uS Wwe a;rTre t apart for lodgers of Father | dates elected as Liberals or indepen- HIS great lot comprises over twenty dif- HESE are selections from our very finest y : Wempsey's Hotel. Father Timothy | dents.” ferent styles in women’s Pumps, Ties Footwear — choicest qualities in white = selling at lowest mpsey of St. Patrick’s Church is | The resolution also contained a and Oxfords — all this season’s goods —in kid, white linen, suedes. satins, black kids | ®avoring to learn the where-| recommendation that a national white, black, browns and patents. The lines and patent leathers—wide variety of beau- Pl rices outs of Woodlock's relatives. | delegate convention be called after are somewhat broken, but we can fit you in tiful designs. We can fit you in almost any > Pp as ww oodiock had lived at the hotel for | the November elections for the pur- the lot. style. ‘- ral months before his last il1)- | pose of “officially launching a new)! pa ee eeove Rimecif.| National Liberal party.” — ABUUU ROUGE nn tn ee ee TT) ° = — : ». > S: > 3° - =—. = \ } 2 oN 1 . \ ee. a) SS : iy ‘ Tri 7 . { JY . . Ay ae : ~d . . : a “/ . ) { ?/ \¥ - . as ; ‘i : ( ‘ 4 \ ’ ‘ “ j ~ / . a ‘ ; ‘ : ‘ ue) ~~ ‘ . ) I.) : 4 NN . . ‘4 -} \ Y | —~ EOS ii >) ie » ’ ‘ : 4 : } ' \ { ->* a . = ~ : —, - S — 4 ‘s ‘ y ; - . " ‘ ‘ “ ; —_ ‘ . , > ‘ ; “od ‘ . . " - ; > e ‘ ’ , > ~ : 4 t : ; ; oT _ LAS, pipziesis: Seeeeeece = 3483eae¢ Ps > . t . 7's > « a f ’ , " , + th ‘ ; , mw 7 : ; ~ ’ . y 4 ‘ -. . + Me, e4 ALYY ., e eee ‘ ¥ giv ’ -- . r ‘ . ; . . »' s ‘ 7 « sa The La Ler B yew 1S AAABSE . “4 LPL ax. 3 ‘Ni AY \ ie stan aneee ieee | ToT ZSIESALMIS } made in the old way from the choicest hops #@@==5 = vai and barley. : 2 “ af deecvrreaetcapeatet SUGSSCER2 ite me =eecssean . 4 eer eer eee eee ~~ - - oe 7 ee > 7 - i ‘ Hek has that creamy foam and snappy fla- NON INTOXICATING BEVERAGE i; @|\i vor of the BEST BEER ever brewed. ‘= i. ik Brewed at the ae i; Forest Park Brewery eS —=S _— - M ~ io ? te | ; ' Exclusively by the q - ig =! f Griesedieck Beverage Co. aa i CC , Jos. Griesedieck, Pres. Forest Park Boulevard, Near Grand Even in Cleopatra’s Day | IN Lindell 5941 Delmar 190 Was Hek > ‘, ie =, - 3 -) ky c «x, - a ¢ x >" Q = | : ap . - = ar A | FPR NTA CAAA See xed) NAAN = SS EEE SS EIVEBUS SES CEES ETDAS Lo . ee . +. oe *» \& : -~ , GS ow _ ? bas — seen " —_— = : | f BS i | 1 : : . day , a Pennsyl- | occupants of the other coaches when | - Youth Dies at Cody Grave. | R Ee q DEMAND | (IR GASOLINE ABERS REORGANIZE ‘NEGRO HOLDS UP CHIC 60 TRAIN fern ggg ~ Pygronneen tps Chicago the shots were heard in the diner | DENVER, Colo., Aug. 10.—Russell z Oo} eal S ta te Loans ’ | . - | | Me Sewing at Lome terns that follow easily followed di excellent. Stylés > “ Extreme Price S at At this point of the We are now offe duced prices. Includes Beautiful affairs, in Pa lette, in fancy and plai Many are lined, and all More elaborate ones are yarn of contrasting. colc ——-_ —_ “Fall HE last flicker breezes breathes away. Faint as it i womankind—for is Fall”? The faintly a definite possibility To ears attuned message came early, will find Frocks in ¢ cient in variety ane style to satisfy her Of the heavier tail and Poiret twill pr group possessed of f A lighter weight for many sorts of Brown, navy and bl here. If fancy leads to crepes or richly beae a fertile field for ch Prices range from HEN it comes dov China upon wh arouses the admiratic asked during this sak Three 100-Piece Dinne at $19.50- Light-weight dom semi-porcelain, at decorated in blue delicate pink flowe complete for 12 pers¢ includes— A ~ = * cs ” * ‘ a3 wn . ‘ * > ’ + > ‘—— * TN otal a ll - 6 ‘ . ‘ . . nay e P " ‘ . : . ~ +8 — ee Cr lad me hos : e : ¢ ¥ : me : 2. ‘ aoe ” } , . — . , - ¢ we bh 2 : tn 7 : - “% * . rs *, bs bp e y - a“ + a f . 7 as ~ . oe . 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"vee See Ryn ey > Ye ea be c 5 i , Z , # > 1 bales - “es ; “ int — = q — ee e es ’ « n a . 7 “ ee A Pr ‘ ™ . ua * - 2 s c ¥ ? ’ Pere ty cag is “ ba * t - ‘ » . . co 4 2 ° —-, P ight ei — Cs ‘ * ety ‘ = 4 ¥ De bs eo% . ae Py * . ee ak a “ue ind ; : a 12 Dinner | Plates t2 Salad Plates te Bread-and- Butter Plates 12 Coup Soups I 12 Fruit r Saucers ee. 1 Be ! te Cups 12 Saucers EE Ee | ee ee 51-Piece Dinné at $11.50) Blue birds and decorate this Servi is complete for six a o Af *- 7 #79 .

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OTE Ig, FRR Tepe —_ oO eg ee © , ; = . sn . ° ’ : ¥, ‘ Fer > - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sseeeeeememmeemmmematammamm ys ’ ——— — Senne Loans , K. | “= ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | TUESDAY EVENING, ‘AUGUST 10, 1920. s,See sPACKLER- CC LLL LLL LLL LCS eet tt ti nse errr — STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER sample Silk Lingerie Is; Marked Special | HESE are of crepe de chine or satin, and include Night- | gowns, Envelope Suita, Camisoles and Pajamas. Trim- | mings are of lace, Georgette tucks, hemstitching and hand embroidery. —_— —_ a ee i ee - a — ee - —_—_—— McCall Patterns Sewing at l-ome is quite sim 3 ple, if you use Pat- terns that follow authentic styles fe that have easily followed directions. McCall Patterns are excellent. Styles are for women and children. (Second Floor.) Bakery Special SpanisE Bun, a plain, round, yellow cake—from our own sahitary bakery, at 28c each (Main Floor.) a ee The August Sale of Furs With Guaranteed Prices | Tis considered the best investment to select your Furs now and have them placed in storage until you want them. The very low sale prices during August and the unsettled condition of the Fur market are excellent reasons for buying. In or- der to safeguard you against any decrease in price later in the season, we offer the original plan of a price guarantee until December 1, 1920. Furs purchased in this sale may be stored without charge and charged to your account the month they are taken from storage. If you do not have a charge account, the same privilege is extended by your making a small deposit at the time of purchase. and Georgette crepe. ¢ trimmed in various ways. hese (Third Fioor.) (Second Floor ) fe A Special Selling of Wednesday—Baby Day Women's P 1950 » and Oxfor ds == Pair NEw Shoes to finish out the Summer, to begin the Fall, and even to wear in Winter —with spats, are now marked at a special selling price. The styles for Summer Tae be : are of white kid. Those that may be wora in Fall or Winter are tan or patent ace; are very Special ax oe leather. The lot is made up of broken lines of our high-grade footwear. The styles Long Gertrude Skirts, are made of outing flan- | . , : nel, and are shell edged. They are special at s59c are correct, and include: Infants’ Gowns of outing flannel show pink or P : - , Pumps Plain Oxfords blue trimmings, and are special at 69Cc Colonial Pumps Eyelet Ties Padded Jackets of Japanese silk are embroid- ered in the daintiest designs. They are priced $2.98 tos , , $3.98 Ss There is a good range of sizes, although not in every style. The Shoes are greatly reduced for yees clearance to $8.50 pair Other Low Footwear Reduced to $5.00 This lot consists of Pumps, Oxfords and Eyelet Ties of black, brown or pearl gray suede and other leathers. The assortment is made up of samples and odd pairs. (Main Floor.) Envelope Suits, $4.49 Crepe de chine and satin envelope Suits, trimmed with lace, Geor- gette, hemstitching and hand-embroidery, with built-up or ribben shoulder straps. Envelope Suits, $3.49 | Silk Camisoles, $2.39 These are of crepe de chine,| Tub satin or crepe de chine, @rimmed in lace, hemstitching, net | with built-up or strap shoulders; —_—_——_— — -- -——— ee ——— HE Baby Shop is a delightful place to . buty baby things. If you are interested in saving money on baby clothes you will like to know that Wednesday is our day for offering specials in the Baby Shop. Long Nainsook Bishop Slips, trimmed with d week of the vent that ap- of beautiful ide—to visi- St. Louisans. Padded Japanese silk Kimonos are Habutai satin Carriage Robes, Extreme Price Reductions! ou Summer Suits of Silk “Ea at 25, $35, 45 Petticoats for Women AT this point of the Summer you are finding what real service a Silk Suit provides. We are now offering our entire stock of Summer Suits of silk at very greatly re- ’ duced prices. Included, as well, are a few wool jersey Suits in high colorings. Who Wear the Larger Sizes XTRA size Petticoats of heatherbloom have deep flounces that are finished with small plaitings and tucks. They are Beautiful affairs, in Paulette, minuet and trico- Suits of taffeta, faille and Shantung also come lette, in fancy and plain weaves may be had. at these prices. Exceptionally noteworthy is the ne sow See Sil are mhaterfully tailored. tailoring and designing of these Suits. cut full, and there is an elastic band at the waist. Brown, green, wistaria and black are the colors. Special, $2.98 Extra size, white sateen Petti- More elaborate ones are embroidered in silk or coats, are made of fine quality ma- ave compared yarn of contrasting color. Many are made in styles making it possible to wear them as two- ple, rose--and--black. They are terial. The front has a double made with elastic waistband and panel, the bottom is_ scalloped, ces elsewhere ' . iece dresses. l us we are > | ge flounces, which are trimmed with | and the waistband is elastic. small ruffles and tucks. Special, _ Special, $7.98 ae eee ling at lowest i} | August Days Whisper Snac : t i | 6¢ 99 Ces. | i , : . y Fall Frocks “Eppo” Petticoats, of RA od stat lua teaie ene PB ecg HE last flicker of whimsical August sateen, have double panel front | back, and hemstitched hem; ; : : l bottom. ial at breezes breathes a suggestion as it whisks lige wad — a her house away. Faint as it is, it is distinctly heard by womankind—for is it not “new Frocks for . The August Sale of Fall”? The faintly wafted message becomes Floorcoverings a definite possibility and an urgent desire. To ears attuned to such suggestions, the Axminster Rugs, $56.00 | Neenah Fiber Rugs, $18.75 The most effective designs and | These Rugs are among the most message came early, and our lady of desires will find Frocks in our Costume Salon suffi- colorings find expression in these | Satisfactory fiber Rugs woven. Rugs. cient in variety and fascinating enough in They have a deep, soft, | They are suitable for use in bed- style to satisfy her every want. Of the heavier tailored type, navy, tricotine luxurious pile, and are 9x12 feet | rooms or dining rooms, and are | 8.3x10.6 feet in size and Poiret twill present a smartly practical group possessed of many new style features. Seamless Wiltana Rugs, | $75.00 _ 6xgq Neenah Fiber Rugs, $12.50 | 4.6x7.6 Neenah Fiber Rugs, $9.00 A lighter weight type of Dress, suitable Wiltana Rugs are reproductions | for many sorts of services, is that of satin. Brown, navy and black are favorite colorings of the finer Persian Rugs. They | E wi . are seamless and show an artistic 4 Yard-Wide Linoleum, $1.29 Square Yard here. blending of colors; 9x12 size. : | Genuine cork and burlap back If fancy leads to more formal gowns, soft crepes or richly beaded Marquisettes present Nt | Rugs $36 00 | Linoleum, tile and hardwood de- signs. On account of the width, a fertile field for choosing. A wide range of small, allover | designs is found in these seamless | am average room can be covered Rugs. Size 9x12. without a seam. (Fourth Floor.) re just as va- e—prices just as ever be- Navy, white, i ivi f avy, white, gray, beige and vivid shades o 44090400044 Summer and ‘combinations are the colors to be had. (Third Floor.) — Sateen Petticoats—come in ex- | tra sizes, in shades of green, pur- (Second Floer.) ~ * >" 4—t33 9? rf Dee oo001544444444444444444.4.4444 46464 6464646 4646464444 bbb4bS et ie ee ete ae ee ee $39.75 to $150.00 | A664 4644444446444 Housewares Clothes Props, 25c Each Eight feet long, made of smooth, clear lumber. Economy Fruit Jars Self - sealing, complete with caps: Pint size, $1.10 dozen Quart size, $1.25 dozen Wizard Disinfectant An antiseptic cleanser and dis- infectant — 4-ounce size makes 4 Japanese Silk, a silk and ul } ) | ] Lety cotton fabric, in various solid colors, asc yard Dp Linen Disk Towels, made TESSES of pure linen bleached > 98 and $ .00 Cotton Dress Crepe, in solid black, rsc yard Mercerized Corded Pop- E Dresses are of all the pret-! /ins, in a variety of solid tiést Summer materials—or-| *"#¢¢* agc yard —and they come in plain colors,| each; in extra large size— 7 84x96 inches, 4.19 each plaids, checks, stripes and fancy) : : figured materials. All sizes for, r3 O'clock Special- women and misses, but not in| ’ every davies | Cotton Challis 29c Yard We will be unable to fill tele-| | small figures, suitable for dresses, comforter cov- phone orders or to accept any | ers, etc.; 32 inches wide. Dresses for exchange orrefund. § \ ae (Downstairs Store.) | (Downstairs Store.) A wonderful lot of col- ored Wash Blouses, in a va- riety of styles and many pleasing patterns. Mostly blue and rose. Trimmed In the Downstairs Store : ? Final Clearance of Women’s Wash Goods crash, 36 inches long, 35c each ; : , White Crochet Bed- gandie, voile, lawn and gingham spreads, weight 4 pounds As this is a clearance sale, it is necesary that every sale be final.!| —in dark colors, with Cotton Blouses $1.69 and $2.19 ) with fancy organdie collar and cuffs; also white Waists. Clearing of Slightly Soiled | Georgette Blouses $422 and ‘i E $1.95 group includes Geor- gette Waists, in flesh color and white, as well as floral effects. TvrvVrV VSS Se HEN it comes down to facts much of thecredit for a successful meal depends upon the China upon which it is served. Proper service of attractive good quality China arouses the admiration of all, Our stock is unusually large and well chosen. The prices asked during this sale are of a sort no thrifty lover of good China can overlook. Three Blue Bird Specials | 18-Piece Table Set | at $7.50 100-Piece Dinner Set | 42-Piece Bungalow i $§ix PP six high stem at $19.50 | Set, $7.50 _sSherbets and six iced tea + glasses make up a set. | The This’ Set is complete for | pieces are of beautiful light Girls’Gingham Dresses, $1.79 Light-weight domestic semi-porcelain, attractively decorated in blue birds and delicate pink flowers. Set is complete for 12 persons, and includes— sign. 1 Butter Dish Se rvice, 2 Meat Dishes 1 Baker te Bread-and- rt Sauceboat Butter r Covered Plates Dish | t2 Coup Soups 1 Casserole | decoration. 12 Fruit | with bread and Saucers te Cups 12 Saucers 12 Dinner Plates r2 Salad Plates | 1 Bo t Pickle Dish 51-Piece Dinner Set and flowers decorated Blue birds sprays of pink decorate this Service, which | is complete for six persons. | has mat gold handles. . ‘a & fh Big © OS be s ev .s af , fie Wan of \5// six persons, and is decorated in a blue bird and floral de- | 100-Piece Dinner The best quality of Japa- nese china is used in this Set, | 'and a dainty border design with gold lines forms the | It is complete | and a fast stand sauceboat. 100-Piece Dinner Service, $50 | | A French China Service, | at $1 1.50 | complete for 12 persons, is | with cut glass, in tea rose or floral-and-butterfly design. These are open stock pat- _terns, and extra pieces may | be had. 7-Piece Iced Tea Set at $345 Beautiful iridescent effect, on optic blanks. Sets in- clude a covered iced tea pitcher and six glasst5. | Water Tumblers, 6 for 50c _ 200. dozen Tumblers, in light cut grape design. Water Set, $4.95 Three-pint pitcher and six glasses, in attractive floral clear crystal (Fifth Floor.) $59.50 butter plates delicate | flowers, and | cutting on _ blanks. EEE AES A a Ta I all a me Made of heavy block tin—for canning the “Cold Pack” way: 6-jar size, $7.50 8-jar size, $7.95 The Thermonor Iceless Refrigerator —requires no ice, no chemicals, no machinery, no expense, and will keep foods as fresh and pure as the most expensive Refrigera- tor. Requires only air and wa- ter. The price is $6.00 Auto Vacuum Freezers, $2.45 A new shipment of these won- derful Ice Cream Freezers has just been received. They require no turning to freeze the most de- licious cream. These have fac- tory defects, but are guaranteed to give the best of service; 1- quart size. See demonstration. Teakettles, $2.39 Five-quart Kettles, made of seamless aluminum. Duplex Fireless Cookers —will cook an entire meal, elimi- nate the hot kitchen, and require very little attention. They are aluminum-lined, and equipped with Wearever aluminum cooking vessels. Priced $17.50 to $48.00 Mirro Saucepans, 95c High - grade aluminum Pans, lipped style, in 2-quart size. Washboards, 33¢c “Silver King.” full size, metal rubbing surface. with ———e — . = gallons of disinfectant; 12-ounce size makes 12 gallons. Specially priced at 17c and 3?5¢c Carpet Brooms, 89c Well-sewed Brooms, of* high grade, clear broom corn, with pol- ished handle. Food Choppers, $1.69 The American make, fitted with 4 cutters for cutting foods fine, coarse or medium. Quick Meal Gas Ranges, $71.50 and Up We show a wide selection of styles and sizes. All connections made free of charge. Purchase may be made on the club plan of easy payments. The Vacuum Pipeless Furnace An investigation will convince you of its superior qualities. Wash Machines, $20.95 Stix, Baer & Fuller special high-grade waterpower Machines, with guaranteed water motors. (Fifth Fioor.) ‘yTrrrTrTerer;yr,rprffeeeeTeT. 00040000044 0440004444444444444464646 ss _-A sf a ee ee 0998 90 0000404400404 __ -._ AR ‘TrrrTrTrTYrryrerereeefewenerfeeeweeewteenuw#e 7TrrryrrYrreryrfererres'?tT?tw rrr eee eee ee o- Only because they are mussed from handling have these pretty little wash Frocks been reduced in price, and are extraordinary values. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Smocks, $2.39 May be had in crepe, linene or linen crash, in em- broidered effects. Colors are rose, Copenhagen and light shades. All sizes. (Downstairs Store.) Rugs Axminster Rugs, $8.98 These Rugs are of high quality, and are shown in an assortment of very attractive patterns. They are subject to slight imperfections. Size 3x6 feet. | Felt Floorcovering 4gc Sq. Yd. Serviceable felt base Floorcovering, in many dif- ferent patterns. 2 yards wide. Slight seconds. (Downstairs Store.) Some of these Blouses have slight imperfections. The $2.95 group includes many Waists of a much greater value. Beaded and embroidered . models. In attractive shades and all sizes. roewestinn Store) Clearance Sale of Our Mail Order Stocks of Worhen'’s Shoes THis is an excellent opportunity to buy good, serviceable Shoes at unusually favorable prices. One group features Oxfords, Pumps and one-eyelet Ties, in good quality leathers. There is a good range of sizes, $1.45 pair 4 White canvas Pumps and Oxfords are priced $1.69 pair All high Shoes—dress styles, with high heels, or house Shoes, with kid tips or plain toes and half-rubber heels, $2.45 pair Barefoot Sandals, $1.00 pair Men's canvas Oxfords, in white, Palm Beach or gray, $1.98 pair Infants’ Shoes, with hand-turned soles and cloth tops, 98c pair (Dewnetairs Store)

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MT 2 EE a ee gg ——~| PAWAHUSKA, Ox., ‘Henry Grammer, once chambion roper of the world, is charged with the murder of Jim Berry, hand, west of here Saturday CARD OF THANKS To the 16,000 friends who voted for me in the recent primary I! extend sincere thanks and deep appreciation. GEORGE FE. MIX, Judge of City Court = ; | i | | WAN MOWws WANNA A Washington Avenue Corner — Voile Frock Wind-Up | ' Charming Models | Reduced to | $ “a ee ee eae ae — —_ ——e +) R tte e vo” °" . The very frocks most in de- | mand at tt he moment! Cool, erisp and dainty—giving that desirable appearance of fresh, | winsome personality! Every one a high-priced model— § now reduced. | Ginghams, English Prints. Novel Crepes and Plaids—all of finest quality—in authentic styles. Big collars, chie ruf- ' fles, crisp organdy collars and © cuffs, ribbon trimmings. Taffeta Dresses Bee ay ay eel let Mii ee Se a ci ae eee ee ee ee Afternoon Models Very Special 18 Authentic models that can well be worn into the Fall and Winter! Just taken from their boxes—now reduced, as they were somewhat delayed in transit. Finest Silk Taffetas, also a few plain and beaded Geor- gettes and Foulards. In quaint Quaker and Puritan effecta, kerchief bodices, outhful bows and _ sashes. alues that:simply cannot be equaled ! Final Clean-Up Sale of All Summer. Trimmed Hats Every Hat Must Go! Sacrificed to Close Out V4 Opportunity to brand-new Hat get a to wear the rest of the Summer at almost nothing. ~er eee eee e Extra Mi oe. Just Arrived! Mets) | New Feather ag In all the new Fall colorings and | shapes. For Woman or Miss— worth at least $6.50 eee ee ee ieee | Hay fever eye— look here! T old time hay fever cure was: ‘‘remove the patient.’ Today | hay fever eye needn’t look that | far for relief. Merely go to your) | brushed a bug from his face. | control and causing the | Crash into a tree in. O'Fallon Park. “P druggist—buy a tubs of Kondon’s' er. . ‘Catarrhal Jelly. Apply it inside the nostrils before re- ; ec Po tiring—works ite magic while you slumber. = a WE ae Kondon’s restores ¢yes and npse to normal, clears the | a Pa head, heals the tender nasal membranes. * ‘ °4 * «Use Kondon’s on dusty auto trips. fee Beek - Kondon Mfg. Co. et | oy, = + \\ | 4 e | a | ae = a farm | night. Grammer is in the county jail here. | ee farl I. jing about ‘June 16 Elizabeth Stroot, /$i4 and iD. G. South Seventh street, \from a bullet lived MAN HELD IN SEARCH FOR MISSING WOMAN -— Harper, Buyer, Arrested to Explain Disappearance of Boyhood Sweetheart. — - -—-—_ ~— old, of ‘pearance last November of Mrs. Hen- ry Wagle of Colchester, lll., who was his boyhood sweetheart Harper, who Carthage, IJl., 12 miles from Col-| chester, on Nov. 1, last, and tele- phoned Mrs. Wagle, asking her to come there to meet him. Carthage is the home of Mrs. Wagle’'s father John McConnell, and sister, Miss Ev- She had lived there automo- a l3- elyn McConnell. until she married Wagle, an bile dealer The Wagles have year-old daughter 10 days. soing to tour California National Bank her admitted, according to the had visited Mra. “just for friendship times.”’ Hie said since, and that the case it is tral Hiarper police, that he Wagle Nov. 1, and to renew he had not seen her if there is a man in somebody else Ile was questioned by Federal officers today, and is be- ing held for investigation under the Mann act. old Earl I. Harper, 32 years 4452 Laclede avenue, a buyer fora. ' downtown department store, Was ar- rested last evening as he started home from the store for investiga- tion in connection with the disap- is married, went to) On Nov. 1 Mrs, w agle disappeare a | and was fone nearly two WeekKs. When she returned she told her ~n ter of Harper's call. She said she had refused to meet him at Car-| ‘'thage until he threatened to come to Colchester. Then she went to Carthage. She and Harper went to Keokuk and Burlington, Ja., to- gether, she told her sister, remain- “We are iat once’’ Miss McConnell said Mrs, Wagle told her. Mrs. Wagle then drew $400 cash and a draft for $1000 from the bank at Colchester, and i'soon afterward disappeared, accord- ing to her sister. It was learned that Hlarper worked in St. Louis. It was also learned that late in November 4a) woman identifying herself as Mrs, Wagle, in company with a man, had eashed a draft for $1000 at the Cen McConnell and his daughter ex- pressed to the police their belief! that Mrs. Wagle is dead. | BURGLARS ABANDON BARREL OF WINE AFTER ROBBING CELLAR Pershing Avenue Resident Estimates Value of Property Stolen During Hlis Absence in June at $1000. Leslie Newell of 65523 Pershing avenue, told policemen last night that burglars who ransacker his | home in the absence of the family had stolen silverware, a cigar stand, phonograph and records, a child’s bank valued at $1000. Burglars in the home of Girolamo Guiseppi, 3900 Westminster place, yesterday were frightened away fore they could carry off a barrel of wine which they had taken window ready to lift out. man who saw a rear vestigated and found the barrel had not was also is out of broken off but the door been opened. A buffet broken into The family the city and the police were to learn what was taken. and other articles, all | be- | out | of the wine cellar and rolled to a A police- | door open in- | Hie | reported also that a combination on | a safe in the dining room had been | unable Other burglaries reported were in the homes of Louis Grossman, 6906 Maple avenue, $31.50 taken; Mrs. 6016 Maple avenue, a silk bag valued at $50; Miller, 5509 Kmerson $150 in jewelry and a pistol George Straub, jewelry valued at $175. avenue, | and | 7206 Lanhan avenue, | OLDEST UNION OFFICER DIES Gen. R. N. Bowerman, orated on Field by Grant. By the Associated Press BALTIMORE, Aug. 10.- Richard Neville Bowerman, old, probably the oldest ranking re- tired officer of the Union army, died here yesterday. lie was on the battlefield by Gen. Grant for gallantry and was a personal) friend of President Lincoln He entered the service in the Sev- enth New York Regiment, was of Five Forks, and was in command of Union forces at Harper's Ferry. He was for many years prominent in the Grand Army of the Repunite. ee ne MAN, 63, ENDS LIFE WITH SHOT George Irvin Dempondent After Dts-| missal as Watchman. 63 years old, died hospital at 11:50 o'clock last wound in the breast inflicted by himself five hours earlier at the home of his Mrs. Eva Upenhour, with whom he George Irvin, nicht The niece informed the police that Irvin had been despondent over his failure to find employment following 90. Was Dec- | —Gen. 90 years | decorated | brevetted Brigadier-General for gal- | ‘lant conduct at the battle the | of 1221) at the city | left | niece. | his dismissal as watchman in the sta-) of the Anheuser-Busch Brewing , two weeks ago. She was prepar.- bles Co ing coffee for him, she said when he | shot himeelf. BUG IS CAUS E> ee CAUSE OF AUTO CRASH Mother Hurt When Son Brushes Off Insect and Car Hits Tree. Mra. Sarah Snyder, 40 years old. of | 2130 Biddle street, was seriously in- jured last night when thrown into the wind shield of an automobile driven by her son, Albert. who She was taken to the city hospital suffering from wounds on the scalp and faca rs - losing | machine to. Closed Each r Saturday Until Sept. 1st Store - Hours: — eee ee -_ a of f. —_—_ -— or — — \ [ESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1920, ’ ] r 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESD uf ADVERTISEMENT |Champion Roper Held for ‘Marder. | “ED Aug. 10. i Closed Each Saturday Daily, 825 30 t to 3 3; ; Friday, 8:30 to 5:30 — Olive and Locust ‘From Ninth lo Tenth —— As we buy, savings. VERY street At $2.15 a Pair— The Stockings are full fashioned— | regular made—and have silk garter tops; white, black and navy; regular and heels; $3.50 Stockings, 1200 pairs, choice, pair $2.15 Sale starts Wednesday morning at 8:30. Come early for there will be a tremendous demand and even though the — is ae 3k. some sizes may be sold before the day is over. August Sale of Women’s Coats Three Groups at $49.50, $69.50, $79.50 EATURES Autumn modes at Nidsummer prices which are lower than we anticipate for Fall. this opportunity to pur- ehase your Coat now, and Winter will find you calmly prepared and very attractive. For the new Coats are just that-—attractive, warm and wholly desirable. Coats at $49.50 are of silvertone and suedine, of self material or Take advantage of in straight- line, belted models, with large collars, sealine. They are lined throughout in self-colored messaline. They are here in brown, moonstone, havy, black and beige. At $69.50 and $79.50 vou wil! find smart wrap y Coats and atraightline models in frost-glow, ateeia and plush, with beautiful collars of.seal ine or nutria, silk lined throughout. Many new shades are shown as Congo, Grotto, Zanzibar, and llama. Also navy and ‘black. The Women’s Coat Shop—Third Floor, aie = New Filet Curtains, in Ivory, Ecru and White, a Pair, From $3.98 to $13.75 7 OU will perhaps need new Lace Curtains for Fall, and y here you will find a wide range of designs at very moderate prices. Some have simple borders and plain centers, while others are here in pretty allover designs. They are 214 yards long—a very unusual value. A Special Display of New Voile Curtains lor dining room or bedroom use, these Curtains are most appropriate. Some have plain hemstitched hems trimmed with narrow lace, while others are elaborately adorned with Venice lace medallions and are trimmed with filet lace. Of regulation length; they are priced, a pair $3.25 to $11.50 We have a splendid selection of Irish Point Curtains, with borders exquisitely simple or of very elaborate patterns. They are 2) and 3 yda, long, and are priced, a pair $11.50 to $28.95 The Drapery Shop— Fourth Floor. Men! Get One of These Fine Madras Shirts at $3.25 HEY are regular $4.50, $5.00 and $5.50 Shirts which we secured at a price concession making the $3.25 sale possible. They are just the styles, just the patterns, just the weight for Fall wear. The event is therefore most opportune from your stand- point. You will find a large and complete selection of patterns and all sizes from 14 to 17. Men's Furnishing Shop—First Floor. The August Sale of Blankets Con- tinues to Offer an Extensive Assortment at Unusu- ‘ ally Low Prices \ ISE housewives have always supplied their Blanket needs at : this season of the year. Because of a fortunate arrangement Library? long or short--as may be desired. q we are able to add to our already attractive selection the most desir- ca ; J. | Other models are collariess in slip- ‘ Pe oF able addition—the manufacturer’s sample. The Blankets may be I has often been said that busi- on styles or button down the backy fi . i ee i selected in white, plaid and gray for either single ‘or double beds. ness books make brains and They may be selected in flesh, white, Le Early attendance will insure best selection. business. These Books are writ- also bisque. . - White Blankets for Single Beds prea Bey eg a oe roe The blouse illustrated is flesh colored georgette effectl Regular $6.00 $8.00 $9.50 $10.50 | b ry reas Sh trimmed with vestee and shoulder inserts of rea) filet and Val | Sale $5.00 $6.50 $7.50 $ 8.50 | aes fale pasate garmagges poh a sleeves are elbow length. White Double Bed Blankets | Whether you are bubvwonbaill ‘te r 1] Regular $10.50 $614.50 $20.00 $25.00 $80.00 | efficiency, management, adver New Fall Mode $ Sale $8.50 $11.00 $15.00 $20.00 $24.50 tising, salesmanship, correspond- Are arriving daily in all the new suit shades. They feature elaborate Gray Blankets for Double Beds ence, money or banking, you will heavy embroidery and jet trimmings. They are short overblouse Regular $7.50 $9.00 $10.50 $13.50 find many helpful bits from models finished at waist with touches of gilt ribbon which form . Sale $6.00 $7.50 $ 8.50 $10.50 treatises on these subjects. girdle. They are priced from $20 to $55. Pe Bedding Shop—Second Filoer. Beok Shop-——Sixth Floor. Blouse Shop—~Third Floor. - - a Pair | woman should attend this great sale. The entire aisle from the Olive street to « this is a most unusual sale. There will be plenty of extra salespeople to give prompt service, side will be given over to this event. At $1.85 a Pair— | Full fashioned—regular Stockings with lisle garter $2.50 Stockings ; made tops, black. white and cordovan; isle Tables—Firast Floor. Items? Sg of Interest Furniture That Will Not Mar “~HI® sounds miraculous, but at Jast there is Furniture that will not mar. It is made of steel—the set consisting of four chairs and a table. However, it is onlv for dolly’s house, but is just the thing for the little girls with destructive turns of mind. Toy Shop—Second Floor. « ” a Have You Ever Experienced This? AVE you ever been on the street when a strong wind suddenly takes your hat in its wake and tosses it on and on down the dirty street against curbs and under wagons? Then you know how embarrassed you have been. Safety first—get a air of inexpensive yet attractive Hat Pins and you will be able to hold your head high, defying the most bitter blast. Jewelry Shop—First Poor. a + . Quills EFORE the days of grandma, even, quills signed impor- tant documents, wrote stories, histories, biographies, told of the undying loves of milady’s lovers, After. years of faithful service they were laid upon the shelf and stee] pens took their place. tut nevertheless Quill pens are still with us, for there are Quills in shot glasses in several different eolors—charming for the _ bou- doir in the Stationery Shop—-First . . * In the Olden Days ——everyv bit of material was care- fully kept and the making of these pieces into Rag Rugs was a real event. These Rugs were highly prized and were the gub- ject of much conversation. It seems that the Rag Rug custom will never die, as they are as good now as they ever were And they aren’t a bit expensive and just as dainty as can be. First Floor Tablea ° oJ . Satisfaction ATISFACTION comes to those women who have learned that real beauty lies in dainty handwork, for who is there who does not admire it? The bast of materials and the daintiest of designs are emploved in the packages of embroidery—pillow covers, nightgowns, luncheon cloths, ete, which you will find in the Art Needlework Section on the Floor. First Floor. a 7 e . What Business Books Have You in Your . ' Herfect —Full fashioned or semt-fashtoned—pure thread silk—black, white, navy and cordovan—all sizes for women—8¥5 to 10 An opportunity came to us to purchase this large lot of first quality Pure Thread Silk Hose i a very decided price concession. participate in our fortunate 1200 Pairs of Regular | $3.50 Stockings, _ ei we sell. There are three price groups as follows: 3600 Pairs of Regular | $2.50 Stockings, | 8 QR | | a a Pair | 6° aPar | She should provide herself with a supply for the entire season, because | Silk | Si les regular 3600 pairs; choice, pair, $1.85 S Therefore you now have the opportunity t6 2700 Pairs of Regular $1.75 Stockings, < the Locust street entrance on the Tenth At 98c a Pair— 2700 pairs of semi-fashioned Silk Stoeks iIngs—seam in the baek—and with lisle’ garter tops, soles and heels; black, white and corde” van; some of these have lace striped boots; regular’ $1.75 Stockings, a pair 98c. August Sale of HERE is still a lot of warm weather ahead of us, and you will need a Frock or two to refresh your Summer wardrobe or perhaps you are go- ing to take a hurried trip and more clothes will be | necessary. This August Sale of Cotton Frocks includes a variety of Summer fabrics—-voiles, linens, organ- | dies, dotted Swisses, ete., in both light and dark colors. Styles are new and becomirg; suitable for most every figure. Other Cotton Frocks reduced from $19.75 to $10.00 and ~ $10.00 Frocks to $5.00. " Women’s. Dress Shop-—tThird Floor. a eet The Costume Salon Offers Summer Cotton Frocksal Ke at the Special Prices of $19.75 and $25.00 7 .. Formerly Priced Up to $39.75 e OR final clearance, to make room for Fall costumes which aré | constantly arriving, beautiful Frocks, most in vogue, fashion of lovely plain or figured materials, are reduced to $19, 7S and 25, Costume Salons—Third Floor. For Women— Shantung Silk Suits, $15 HERE are only about 25 of these smart Suits left and they are Suits that will be very useful in every woman’s wardrobe for wear right now and the cool late Summer days. They were originally priced from $45 to $75. Now priced $15 Big Reduction on Suits of white tricolette and roshoriora, in both plain and fancy’ models, which were formerly priced from $50 to $155, are now priced $39.75 Women's Suit Shop—-Third Floor. Plan Now for Your Every Blouse Need ALL is the season of the year when the taulleur assumes @ very important part of milady’s dress—to ac- company the suit there must be Blouses of many deseriptions —for street, for sport, and for dresses. Georgette Blouses $10.00 to $16.50 Dainty models of Georgette are these Blouses, artistically trimmed with filet and Val. laces. They are becoming styles with pretty collar vestees and soft frills—sleeves are Until Sept. 1st , , s Women’s Cotton Frocks at |) } Greatly Reduced Prices - a $21.50 to $35.00 Dresses Now Priced $14.50 | — que oe maneamaieans — een amememnasinoel DEMANDS NOMINATION, SAY SIDENER IS NOT EL Hale Declares Prosecuting At Could Not Kesign to Take ' cult Attorneyship., Engene Hale, who was de for the Kepublican nominatt Circuit Attorney last week, day filed with the Board of E Commissioners a demand f certificate of nomination | ground that Hfoward Sidener, received the most votes, is not able because he is Prosecut! a ' Jewel— peless Furnac for New and Old House A. H. Gruendler Hardware 1018 Cass Av. Roth Phones Pi Co COLUMB AN On Cr Grafot graph. ments adm Tot recog ness desig add ven} COLUMBIA

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—_ i al ce A oF ee oo ST. LOU'S | POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1920. _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ee —_ —_ = ———— — + a ee —_—— ———— — S ‘ = ~ et ’ .. : i eis: mS : : a: .? 3 : R / 1 vinced the poli a ft) at ‘ oe ha e ‘ ; : | +3 4 d ee . 3% +3: ’ ——— : j s deal with a feud, in which tl] Will- P 53 i} fer: 3 ricé e °e : | ’ 4 lag : ; Soe ; cs ; iit 4 4 4: 4; — F -* - ; 4 ; ; . + 7 ~ . . y Be -- a . - pb entire season, because ing of Thomas Spicuszs Atrance on the Tenth | a 12th and Olive Sts. ay state, wos & ppt service, stage alteraagpe gd et AM tage Bigs mao. ies An intensely interesting new collection of advance Fall Rica: Geraet wach aemaidank Gr ee oy, S Saas Frocks for those who like the new things when they are | dee tek Qin tia une. eid ERPS eee newest. Models showing the new silhouette for the eom- hioned Silk Stock | Me MMM Mm TT Tyagi Mine, on ta eee charles MM ing season, as well as much that is new in detail and ‘k—and with lisle tt NM UTAH | H | Aik AH market. near Morgan | street. The _ RS Seta trimming. black, white and cordo- Ql i MTL Le | Wit! | # XN 1 | Hh ; Russo and Risso. tego ie of ‘oa Fo: striped boots; regular : tb in: mee Ay heli; een ee SO ee ji me ia a 2 h — New Autumn Frocks of Tricotine 98c ; a. — Russo and Rizzo were *w a) = le men who were arrest« picton after thi killing of Spicuzan Os Be oy, — New Autumn Frocks of Satin toe th others. wore [cbaaea Led ti — New Autumn Frocks of Serge of Se, | op, 114 1 ae 5 VK — New Autumn Frocks of Taffeta Frocks at w . gun. ee LR FA ee ‘ie — New Autumn Frocks of Georgette Prices t # iD we ee A SA ioe Ged ercncek’ eat eeteounel ay — New Autumn Frocks of Charmeuse Priced $14.50 _ ‘h : my 4s (= | it 4a ah | ror want. oF Ane a“ ol all ¢ ~ ) | 4 le a uUgUst a € of urs ca ures duced to $19.76 and $25, . A N\\, Grafonola”’ | ies on.avenue saw the car F 5 (For One Day Only) most in ‘ore fashioned yt Al > passing north, and thought he noted ES, : When the _ neighbors call ‘ie y dies ‘seam as ina garage aw pose sd 3 h GS | € [ | you'll be proud to show your #——I Sem 2. HK renc Ca OdatS S | Grafonola. No other, phono- — Ff MRS, WICKHAM’S ESTATE LEFT | : iy ts, $1 i «oraph hs 20 mafy improve- IN TRUST FOR THREE DAUGHTERS Xo ads a —With Squirrel —Wuth Beaver —W ith Skunk hese smart Suits left | ments that excite comment and Pl : ee Gees % seicrwentr P a \ | | ‘ Collars & Cuffs Collars & Cuffs Collars & Cuffs 1 be very useful in . 4 for wear right now § admiration. 3 | Home and S$20,0c0. | a To the Columbia Grafonola’s | Wickham, who died last week, Wa py eae aa %, We mm 945 to G79. ‘a8 3 recognized superiority in rich- Celis Gdgtnal Wil “Urturee Ana re ott, eae § an Suits . | ness of tone and beauty of , in both plain and £ design there has now been | . Mire Sknlats| Dhanrtboies | . rly priced ah Pe added the last touch of con- | | Mra. Charles W. Moore ‘and Mrs. ” or | venience in | hich there are three, name Mrs a . BS A ee a NE ness Fog Ay The Only Non Set Automatic Stop ino re ff | Regular $395.00 Values our Evel ) This long-wanted improvement is now a part of a ain en. Whe Gel er For Wednesday—ONLY—we featured a specially prepared group of French the new Columbia Grafonola. Built right into the tinues during the life lot the daurh \' Seal Coats (seal-dyed coney) at an irresistibly low price. Models of fine ters and it is pro ed that each has quality and unusual beauty ; perfectly made throughout ; lined with finest silk. A reasonable deposit will hold any of these Coats for later delivery — _ it -_—_ P ra Floor. . — ee ™ ~ ° va ee . - ~ “a i i a ee i es 2 — a - motor. Invisible. Automatic. Operates on any , saga ih: ascmre a record, long or short. Nothing to move or set or s ciation wea tt ee a ae Baae measure. Just start your Gratfonola, and it plays 5 En aarp tiagembarm tes: Prag tig get : Entuire Stock of Furs at SAV IN GS of 20% to 334A and stops itself. went she should have died ‘before No other phonograph has it. No other_phono- ‘ ° | gp ph can get it. Basic patents protect the Columbia vas made at the request of Mrs ee eT eee ge Set Automatic Stop. ; eis C ontinuing pee Alea, tania Ask the nearest Columbia dealer for a dem- PAPER WAGON BOFAKS WINDOW onstration of the stop that needs no setting : : Newsbor Says It Rolled Without f Standard Models up to $300—Period Designs up to $2100 Ald. ( ausinz s Soo D: ims ec. () a Investigating a cras!} gyiasse e il - the Garland Cloak and Suit C $09 n the "tha at oa eh EXC LISiVvi Y Ges ee Pm . ? ir agi pipe | S ux i ‘AVISOLES of wash satin; attrac ‘tively trimmed with lace 5] Ny - mm hal fr and alf out of the ' seme gee beer _ribbon straps; very specially Third Floor. vy in«do w af yh " re yy ‘ — ] . 4 are short overblouse a | Rear a. Hutehin: pre ‘ ith dair tv sprays and drawn Ww ork - acallope d all way around t ribbon which form a “haries T IT itchins _ : ‘ retir , neck and sler © , | *, died terday of paralysts He was First Floor. , & itin u son, Cemmander Charles r ‘we ta Lf COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY, New York y"fiornine ir, nova attache at th Assertoan gat %, * | p.- Vi " v i; & ’ . w he

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- item eee, » PCRS I SP = > -. _ fea - - : : . - 7 “0 re. praahanammmasuapeinaiianestamamtheiatnman ce a ee ee ——— — atti 7Y - TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1920. st LOUIS POST-DISPATCH any RR aa SSRI harem Seah yt cb al os FGHT (IN SCH Pabiic Administrator, and of Schuler his interests, so Slater has just been | 24-HOUR a ou FIREMEN AMERICANS ACCUISED in filing for committeeman and City passing out his moneys Treasurer, rendered fjllegwal thelr The Rev RB. F. Abbott, pastor of for committeemen, it being written yelfth precinct of the Seventeenth in at the polls. They were defeated \-ard primary day, charged that | by 24 hours off duty was granted at ' for the other offices sought nine men had been voted in that ' g meeting of Mayor Stephens with —— Charges by Negro Speakers. precinct atte r the polls closed, that the City Commissioners today. Tokio Paper Charges Mission-. Nerro speakers at the gathering, & watcher had changed a number is! followed ti . ; . ~ which was attended by about 150. of ballots, declared that the Demo- | ssa Wl eae sacl ie at | aries Use Cloak of (Church ” , | ight persbus|cratic judges Jerks hi - e City Council last night at eight persons cratic jude and clerks had arb of th Instill Hatred of .- Japan. persons, charged that who did not live in the precinct and trarily apportioned the 41 Demo-. which Hunter B. Keith, seretary of EE ——— n wT ° ‘ . " a ' Tr , , ‘ . a " . ™ . a : . Te a oeeadoas at ro they \day ¥ Wy ewhere ee egy | COommissioner Leber refused to ne-| military groups, and its proprietor | “ . : qay as st where petwee at. | , izati Q > re soy nominations : i . Sycrmes DURtN es Wincor wo entt “ 7 gotiate with the organization. and editor is Ichiro Tokutomi, one nmiy two were successfu angston 41-0 ari | ' Me said; another f th Tr . Z in — : —_ |'of the leading journalists of Japan 7;_ ' istrict | had been in Chicago for O08 | nse a Both Had Filed for Other Of Harrison from the Third District | cago for the las Anierica is declared to be “using and Walthall M. Moore from the nine months, and the others had ; APES r d N W Ss h Dist a State R t; been out of the precinct from tw that the negro candidates were |) Japanese educators, thinkers and = eT) ) ‘ it re l¢ ‘oO "oO ’? . 4 “fices a — ae Pen W oa, “td . : atte "ine months to a vear He said that } “counted out,” asserted that votes | business men as tools to spread ‘ iid ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ 7 . . ‘ f . ; , : . is ‘ P “— b ; . ; | Me primary last week, which con- 1. lovd,. who was defeated for Al- cained considetable public notice clones: seo heen wer pe ee icy, pol ee ee ee | . d . Tera row ' — : ’ ‘ -yoits tefiplates the defeat of local Repub- derman from the Seventeenth Ward, |thrqugh his acceptance of $2500 |‘ mploy 0 _— maAcnen “ : 1rOWNR navy are regarded by the writer of | , , — before “‘the dirty work" began; | the articles as “com letelv re { ' Litenn nominees unless “justice 18) presided. Trnest Pattilo, negro, who} from the campaign funds of Gov. that in several precincts watchers of | . bpgstees : ' con > , removing { we , 5°7 votes for con n in| Lowden, said that ‘‘we , 2 | |} americas faise mask of justice and arfeme. ” was opened by negroes of the + i % Das \ t¢ for ¢ OmMITte f on" j : lel : ° have to gre’ the machine counted th ep hal lots and h at ity.’ nd ‘‘axnosins h os e | Ward, while 1111 | hold of these bosses, Kiel and Dver . et anf uUManNit: es xXposing ier claws) , that in another all election officials; of militarism.’ America is seizing | ype and Seventeenth Wards at | the Seventeenth meeting last night at the Union| votes were written in icmorial M. EK. Church, Pine street | Whose name was not on the ballot, for Slater, | and such fellows, to stop trouble inj , oliceman and one judge who j gvuarwy ar aS eae ii the wards, for they are the support |but a policeman a & every opportunity to protest against | did the counting left before the | Japanese actions, and is influencing ; lsaid in a speec at he was more;of the committeemen.” 1d Leffingwell avenue. said in a speech that . rg eturns having been | q, | : 7 1 The aie step in the movement, | interested in the Republican party in Plan of “Getting Even" Suggested. ae paisa’ “pea ' B bomen ee ee ee Preording to A. W. Lioyd, president | 8t. Louis than that in Washington, | He told the negroes not to vote!’ . : = Tey leged, or the Citizens’ Liberty League, will | warning Republican leaders’ that ithe Democratic ticket, but that if rhe resolution closed with a re-| Many of our intelligent young; : i'thev did not get justice in the im- quest to the Election Commissioners men are enamored of America.” the | on n effort to nul- | party success might be jeopardized : me court acti _ © inot to appoint judges end clerks for | Kokumin says, “and because of this | fv the election of Frank M. Slater | by their treatment of the negro vot- ; mediate future, to take Republican | “ a | ballots in November and scratch all ithe Seventeenth Ward selected by) |}publie opinion is not excited, even mer high official in the Korean Gov- ernment-General.”* who names a doz- ‘en or more American missionarie who are charged with instigating a Korean revolt against Japan. This article asserts that during the Ko- rean insurrection mobs were influ- enced and assisted by the Americans American Blames Japan. It is said Leo A. Bergholz, former American Consul-General at Seoul, published an article in» which he discussed the theory that it is the! privilege of peoples to insist upon self-determination, and declared the Japanese were wrong in refusing to listen to the Koreans. Specific de- | tails are not given in the discussion of charges against the missionaries. Review of the newspapers of Ja- pan shows that influential journals have refrained from attacks on America. They hold the opinion that the Japanese occupation of Russian) 'territory is not wise, as it is likely to create complications with the | Powers. rom the Seventeenth Ward and An- | ers. | : | | on Schuler of the Sixth Ward as Says Dyer Left Fund. the names but those of candidates | Slater. when our national dignity and the Olive 903. Central 4565. tepublican City Committeemen. ' “TT have been told that our Con- for President and Governor. He The next meeting tn the cam-/rights of our empire of spotle ss per- © i lLioyd said attorneys had advised | ere seman (Dver), before his depar- was warmI|y applauded. paign will be held Thursday night at | ‘fection have been insulted. The negroes that the action of Sla- (ture for ‘ ‘hina, gave each commit- Resolutions adopted, in charging | 3137 Pine street. | The latest article quotes a “‘for- TWO WEEKS ONLY SALE OF USED PHONOGRAPHS A Few as Low as | $80.00 All machines tn first-class con- dition and fully guaranteed. CheArtophone Corporation 1103 Olive 8&t. ' . r ' | | Please Shop No Exchanges or Carefully 4 — -\ Returns Permitted A RARE ECONOMY EVENT oeuelt Ut am ei . r - ; ee Gee) Gee) i | —" J : — ) —! _ : V oles Ginghams Organdies 2 _- ‘s. oul 7 « Set cf Coed Goons c This Sweeping Close-Out Event Also In- cludes a Limited Number of Fine Georgettes $35.00 Dresses— Your Choice... $29.50 Dresses— Your Choice... $25.00 Dresses— Your Choice... $18.50 Dresses—Your Choice... models for next Summer. There are more than twenty styles Girls’ Wash Dresses Sacrificed—Choice, A wonderful opportunity to buy pretty white and colored Frocks, for daughter’s first few weeks of school this Fall, at truly phenomenal savings. These are Garland’s own dresses, and every one has borne a much higher price ticket. This is ‘‘clean-up”’ time with us and vour opportunity to save. Voiles— Tissues—Ginghams—Organdies—Formerly Priced $9.95 to $25 ..... (Broken Sizes from 6 to 16) 95 All-W ool Bathing Suits, Formerly to $15.00—Chosce. This includes our entire remaining stock of Bathing Suits. Styles and sizes are broken and the colors are limited to light green and pink. Remarkable values at this give-away price... . ‘ChoiceofAny Wash Dressin the House for— With such a ridiculously low price prevailing on these fine Dresses vou can well afford to consider the advantage and economy of selecting two or more of these all Summer colors and color combinations, pretty trimmings, ribbons, sashes, etc., will be found in this large assortment. Plenty of women’s and misses’ sizes. Ia STHOMAS W. GARLAND 09-11-13 BROADWAY ZS SS SS SSS SSS) to select from, and BECOND FLOOR u u ll ll ll u ll u U ll ll WW : u u u ll u u ll ll ll ll u ll ll ll ll ll ll ut me eee - - + . We Give Eagle Stamps $1.00 Sheeting 40c Toweling Heavy unbleached “6 inches wide vy ; Heavy bleached, lin- rida, en finish, for roll- i ; C ers and hand tow- yard coco seeeeeena remnants els; vari Sethe ae ‘A $1.25 Sheeting | $1.25 Table Damask | Bleached, mere er- Bleached, 90 inches wide, seconds, _ ized, heavy and remnants; C | serviceable; yard ...ceusmeee yk FORE ace twwtioen 30c Toweling $1.25 Bath Towels Bleached, good Extra heavy, corru- weight, suitable gated, size 25x00, for kitchen use; seconds; special yard coectéeeeueeun price eeoccerseseese €SHOE S| $2 Dresses YD $5.00 and $6.00 Grades|| tone. Dreernestir. tim: med—ceorrectly made, ‘rials—excellent value, Choice of Pumps, || ™@te™4 , Oxfords and Ties. ] 69 Chocolate, dull, ” - patent andes kid leathers. Genuine ’ $5.00 and $6.00]| Women's Mus- values; all lin and Crepe sizes, Gowns —cut full sen i $ 45 Si mi 8c Children’s Siip- over Gowns—l and 2 vear size; 9c High or Low Heels Women s Lisle Hose Reinforced where needed— —black or white — fine gauge—good quality... C. . b J Child’s Lisle Ribbed Hose Kine gauge, very elastic, all sizes, 5 to 914—black, white and brown— C special Men's Athletic Union Suits...... ®1.50 Boys’ Athletic Union Suits—$1 value.79¢ Women’s Ribbed Union Suits...... $1.25 Men's Cotton Socks—-bargains.......26e $3 to $4 Silk Gloves . $2 Lace Curtains A lot of mill samples, fine Sinead —f quality .Lace Curtains, sizes; factory .69 2! ” yds. long; also Panels Elbow length; long white Silk discards; etary $ subject to imperfections, they last, pair. Panels each : Curtain, C | $1.69 Silk Pongee DOI. occ cccuwen | 33-inch, all-silk, washable, real . Japanese Pongee, in natural $3.25 Lace Curtains tan or linen shade so much $3.00 Nottingham Lace Cur blouses and men’s at, shirts; a vard..... eee Congoleum Art Squares Mill special, Congoleum Art Squares, size 9x12, many ore patterns in tiles or carpet ef- fects. Gold Seal brand, suitable as a Rug for any room of the house; GED 6 cect ec én ce ceenbar in demand for 19 tains, 24% yards long; wonder- dresses, waists, I: ful value $ Texoleum RUGS Chotce assortment of Mill Special Texoleum Rugs, size 6x9, beau- tiful Japanese pat- terns: only $4.95 a ey: Fe sd af Nenouil A Mi)) special, Neponset, 100% waterproof floor- covering, muarane teed to wear aa long as any rrinted lino- Cc . eum, 84q. yd meal rs sant Fe “ ee ees 4 —S We Are Sales Agents for WATERMAN’S IDEAL FOUNTAIN PENS AND WAHL’S EVERSHARP PENCILS A. S. ALOE CO. 513 OLIVE STi] Uptown Branch, 539 N. Grand Av. eae cape ia ie ag 4. ye _ RUPTURED? ) We Close at 8 P. M—Call | . BANISH TRUSS TORTURE Pe yy non your, Te atte, © uncomfort- All wool; used; ve from able truss with SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Soe wa ee OR MONEY REFUNDED ‘veer We also specialize in Elastic Ho- Palm Beach Coats.........-«: alery, Ase Belts, ogy Anan Sack Coats. wool.......... eit ) { ; Cc Ss: - ° : eno Cratchen an a Men’s Woolen Suits.......@ Iady Attendant for Women — Ladies’ Woolen Coats. _, e1 The Akron Truss Co. Ladies’ Wool Suits, silk lined, 119 N. 8th St. , whene. Ouve wer - seen : (30 6 > aa . ; : S aan J Boys’ Pants ..... % — = | 3713 Washington A ‘Cuti Ss Near Grand. cura Soap] Complexions | . y | sidrane "drain Urata bert F Malase Ma | Pompeian '| Cold Tablets! Olive Oil | | Coughs-Colds-La Grippe- q All Druga«tiats, 25 is one of nature's greatest tonics and tissue-builders 2 Recerca ADVERTISEMENT ACTOIDS %3; ACTIVELY ‘THEY ASSIST MATURE’ For LaGrippe, Constipation, Bilious- | ’ _ ness, Colds, Indigestion, Headaches, Piuters ee! my fall in the | Facial Blotches and Pim les, and all of ITCH . conditions due to Irregularity of the need TRTTER of — EOI Bowels or an Inactive Liver. @ 75 cont bow at our risk, AT «LL DRUGGISTS, Price 25a. Judge & Doiob Urus . home in the absence of the f BURGLAR'S UNDO ‘ a Negro Attracts Policemen Method of Holding Arm— b Admits He Is Robber. ’ A negro arrested yesterday a yen In front of 4934 Fairfax aw by two special policemen, whose fention was attracted by the ma; in which he was holding his arm, was identified today as negro who on July @8 escaped Capt. William Stinger of the JI stead Avenue District, after ha been caught ransacking the h of Merritt H. Marshall Jr. « Westminster place, and who escaped two days before frog motorcycle policeman who found him in possession of a st automobile. i Examination of the negro's ‘ disclosed that he was suffering f a bullet wound tin the left showl He said the wound waa inflict Capt. Stinger, who fired = se shots at him as he was get away. He said he had been ing it with peroxide. He said he was Donald LL. Martin, 19 old, and gave his St. Louis add as a shed in the rear of 4014 FY avenue, where he said he had sleeping for several nights. A Federal warrant charging with transporting a stolen aute bile from Minnesota to Missourt issued, the.car having been id fied as having been . stolen Minneapolis. A reward of $40 been offered for the recovery o car and the arrest of the thief. Martin admitted that he and other negro had looted the M but he denied taking a obr Valued at $250 and $25 in cash. said the other negro had take property and that he had not him since. He denied having ou “Adva An arm to antici helpfuln Pot Tri¢ Od¢ If yo in and find sev (No Form Stylish, servic¢ the season. C W hite Organdi Voile Odd

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | DED ARM IS BURGLAR’S UNDOING o Attracts Policemen by Method of Holding Arm— Admits He Is Robber. >5 P. M. Daily 2n Sale | 40c Toweling bleached, lin- | sh, for ro}ll- a . nd hand tow- vari A negro arrested yesterday after- an in front of 4034 Fairfax avenue two special policemen, whose at- ntion was attracted by the manner which he was holding his left was identified today as the who on July @8 escaped from pt. William Stinger of the New- 4 Avenue District, after havin Table Damask | Been caught ransacking the eles bel, mere er, Merritt H. Marshall Jr., 4118 , heavy and estminster place, and who had iceable; ascaped two days before from a otorcycle policeman who had und him in possession of a stolen .25 Bath Towels ES Momobile. | heavy, corru- 5 Examination of the negro’s arm @isclosed that he was suffering from g@ bullet wound in the left shoulder. He said the wound was inflicted by Capt. Stinger, who fired = several ghots at him as he was getting away. tHe said he had been treat- ing it with peroxide. He said that he was Donald I.. Martin, 19 years wid, and gave his St. Louis address as a shed in the rear of 4014 Finney avenue, where he said he had been geeping for several nights. size 25x90, special d, snas: eeeeveveeeeeever 2 Dresses o’s White Short and g Dresses-—neatiy trim- correc tiv made, of sheer rials excellent value. 1.69 o's Mus- and Crepe eut full ery good with transporting a stolen automo- bile from Minnesota to Missouri was fjasued, the car having been identi- Ged as having been _§ stolen ‘Minneapolis. been offered for the recovery of the car and the arrest of the thief. Martin admitted that he and an- home in the absence of the family, But he denied taking a brooch Valued at $250 and $25 in cash. 2 vear size; 49c property and that he had not seen him since. He denied having stolen _—— from : A reward of $400 had | He id the other negro had taken the!caped from the State Reformatory at Boonville a vear ago. after having served a year for burglary. ITALIAN REPORTED UNARMED WHEN SLAIN BY A DEPUTY State Department Investigates West. Virginia Killing Which Witness Says Was Unprovokcd. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.—lInves- tigation of the killing at Mayberry, W. Va., July 20, of Bernardo Falto, &n Italian, has been undertaken by the State Departmert on the ‘Strength of an account oe the inci- dent received officially asserting that Falto was shot to death by a Deputy | Sheriff, although unarmed and de- | spite the pleas of bystanders. A Federal warrant charging hind] | . other negro had looted the Marshal! ‘He ran away from the The statement was made by Frank | Rua in behalf of Italian residents of Mayberry. Falto, he said, pany with Joe Frank, a countryman, was leaving a dance | hall when Frank was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Gibson. A quarrel in which American bystanders par- fellow- | ticipated was said to have followed. | Rua declared Falto was defending himself against his way home when Gibson appeared and fired four shots into his body and a fifth into his head as he lay on the ground. A penknife was the only weapon found on Falto’s body, Rua said. a _— ——— - st oe . * “eee i if ere ; >. Tt cc*e@waee@ear > oor eeeme + ee4eee tee —=—=_ : 4 “ eleeeenentieee ~ ne . a — Qua ¥ | le Hose re needed white — fine "59c quality. . sle Ribbed Hose very clastic, all sizes, black, white 39 Union Suits 1.50 > Union Suits—-$1 value.7Ve Bocks-- bargains... 2 Lace Curtains lot of mill samples, fine yuality Jace Curtains, helpfulness. Potret Twill Suds Tricotine Suils An annual economy event that women willing to anticipate their Suit needs will find of great Serge Sutls Goldtone Suils *4 Advance Fall Suits and “Samples”—Values to $ Fur-Trimmed and Tailored Styles at Unprecedented Savings Hundreds and hundreds of handsome Suits— each of unquestioned authenticity and superior quality. Yalama Sutls Silvertone Sutls Wool Velour Suils Tinselione Sutts 21, yds. long; also Panels ib ject to imperfections. Panels each rtain, fair 7 .25LaceCurtains B fF . D0 Nottingham Lace Cur- ins, 2% yards long; wonder- ese eeeneeseew#eeerte#e#*t £ * rt Squares ay 17-35 Neponset pees sor apecial, Neponeet, 0% Segoe? ae floor- covering, uaran.- teed to wear as long as any rinted 1 + a o- T9¢ eum, sq. yd ‘gents for FOUNTAIN PENS TARP PENCILS 513 OLIVE ST. N. Grand Av. e Close at 8 FPF. "$ ‘all ANTS, 51% ll wool; used; » on payment of $12 per month, a . » poe . a Rebuilt “29,2 Pianos} , and -Player f Taken in exchange on new Starck Upright, G Some rebuilt and refinished to give years of satisfactory otheralt discontinued styles and sample pianos Included in this sale at prices that will move them quickly. ’ rand and Plaver-}P IANO. + Wea;r, ; Some Like New and Fully Guaranteed) 2 me No. 2] Large aize Piano; BRargnin No. I’lay entirels l round tone; re ~~ tt ana $67 rebullt and refinished $325 In food piaying A good bargain at Bargain oe Bae gt heed ig a baegaln, nargaln No, 15-—-Upright~ Plano, . in a fg “i “ld Pls Piano Mn rhe ak case carved 195 ° rk ing Cage $225 rvents a beauty. onls $ ' mahogany Marenins Ne. 37)-—-Gran '’ lano . Bargain No. 62--Smali size Plano; | #*™A&lilest ' full tc ' bol rr amall aner has good tone wii} many f $5. 85 : years of service: real $ 55 met ' ivory keys . , 1 -' ' Bargain No, 11 -Plaver-lVtane, re Bargain No, 16 Good-looking built and refinished, beautiful tone ’ case; splendid tone; full $55 and excellent action; $295 . size; will give satisfaction SS-note : :, : Bargain Na, 50-—Here is a Plas yer Bargain No, 27 .--Player-Piano, ' ive Many ¥y looks and sounds Iike new Com ' wear and ger e; very $ 5 | pletely rebullt and re $385 Smnail size 34 finished; S&-note & TERMS: $ i Per Month on iB Used Pianos?" OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS 370 "2 9¢ once. Wed Player-Pianos anywhere in the lt. S. on FREE TRIAL. No MONEY, DOWN. EASY TERMS. Direct from our factories, Chicage 9. A. Starck Piano Co; Manufacturers of Starck Grand, '/pright and Player- Pianos 1102 Olive St., St. Loui See Superfluous Haif’ | Roots Come Right Out | (An Entirely New Procees) New. different. better than at! de ohh fory and electrical eniiianiiaies ia ‘ r marvelous helactine process [t's rt one tr : | as well as the hair on the surface. at does thia very Quickly ay ine the 485d | Derfectiy smooth and hair (set a atick of ne ared Dp actine {fe yeur druggist ts ' foilow ft? aay f “ ' structions. ar 1. with your own « » «aa the hal ’ Oora come wot ; vs hve Ab. fon'iahed ani cle = Bw bhela ine. entirely, ; or “a ricer irrigat ie 4 ' ee eat if wit har? Scan be yours. Its a wonderfully pure, a soft, pearly white ap- = pearance, free from all blemishes, will be com- 4. AT ALL * OUNTAINS o* BOTTLED © AZO BY FOROTAMOLL CUMDGMY, OME ALO BJ parable to the perfect ' . pons Bed - Sayeueil nd es Gouraud = Oriental Cream Make Your Own B reno. MOPKINS A SON, New Yor BUG KILLER | anes ens a al rn Wool Suits _ ADVERTISEMENT A TCE at Some @a full quart of the strongweat bua-killer for Jo oul enough to kill @ million hedhugs, roaches, Woolen Pants .... m1,M ” ints ibis recipe Wie rot or stain the lothing and is enti wep Palm Beach Pants. . Si, Gifterens from _ ae, Sa Sack Coats, wool ... S10 4 as thie “ the “2 Procure of yur druge«tet . ~~ Pan wane Ladies’ Woolen Coats. a1, of heen Lie ™ etus) , 2 en sd OS Se Late thn, cheaniea) meee. quran Ladies’ Suite, silk lined. _&:1, ly rid H tele Hospitals and dwellings | Boys Coats -_ . mt, , f een ecouce at d other ineects : ] ~ senthble ome the peaky ceviis to @&- Boys Pants a1, ist with the proper use of P| DQ. | Special Hoepita! site $2.50-—makee five | And thousands eof others ‘ gailene—your druggist Bae it of Be cae | from some of the swellest hour. wet it for ou ofr Bent prove eith at ose | + ; ‘ a twill ¢ erre au'te 7 a re eipt td a Ls rok for the 3713 WASHINGTON. » heat on over? pPac “kage Rold wv SNeur ‘.cund. ft. We Fast “GCOODWIN’S” | c= SALVE | For Coras.- lohneon vie. and iaon St. Le Catluses

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—_—_ we SS eee Be ig > attaire here before starting | flowing in on the heels of his nott- M4 ” ihe ne Heh eet a sje, a0 Ms ' , ‘for Camp Perry, O., to speak next fication address. ! German air shin on this city. >. = 7 ei, te Sf. He has ordered all further mail DA tiie “ot- sday. The Governor had no) ee oe SLOP vote | ; ‘ | sent to the executive office at Colum- | callers on his list today and hoped ‘lame n the Democratic primary, |p diggemnl - correspondence | bus \ Gov. Cox had two clear days toto dispose of all +e 9 We Give Eagle Stamps 4 4 | We Give ) Eagle of ons y/ | meee SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES An Impressive Display and Sale of “- | or M oii es 7 ft. ad 4 iat HS) ! ’ ay” i d ol bat ' an a) : Mf 3 © : - " | i“ of ° i te , Wah! 4 4] }, ad | his ’ elle’ & | ad *. ' ¢ ° e i ° : ‘ . ' e | e ) 4 all! 9 ‘ oie : ! “ i i vi y i, hi i f Wi Y ) y/ / ee } \ ¥ —_ - . - « ~~ —_ a 7 ———_— a . a> ~ Brown or Black Vici Kid or Calfskin a 10 *12> This early date finds our stocks com- Over 40 models to choose from in lete with the latest dictates of Fash- brown or black Viel kid or ealfskin, ion for Fall Footwear, every pair the leather, military, Cuban or Louis heels, height of quality and style distinction, and the wise woman will come in early while every size from 1 to 9, widths AA to E are here; in every style. as well as full breasted covered Louis XVI heels. Plain toe or neatly per- forated tip patterns. 44464 AA eee LA id ’. Peinctiets Will be in great vogue for early Fall. “4 () A full selection awaits you in tan calf, $ a5 to black suede, brown or black kid; in all sizes and widths. $12.50 so —— — 10 a am, TOUS BENCH NOMINEES — Suggestion That Democrats Be Supported Against by Republicans. THIS WEEK OR NEXT Head of Organization Says Steps Necessarg to Obtain Good Government Will Be . - Taken. | Whether the Republican house- | cleaners are to support William H. | © 0 | Ci MEETING PROBABLE Oo n | ii O° Killoren and Judge Karl Kimmel for | Circuit Judgeships and Judge C. J. | Krueger for Judge of the Court of Criminal Correction, candidates put forward by the “Courthouse Ring, or will throw their influence behind their. Democratic opponents, as sug- gested in a Post-Dispatch editorial | yesterday, will be decided at a meet- ing of St. Louis members of the As- 'sociation of Missouri Republicans. | This meeting, according to T. J. Har- gadon, president of the association, will be called for the latter part of this week or the first of next. | “I feel that I should not discuss | | o 0 oO oO 8) my personal views of this matter,” .@) | Hargadon said today, “'so I have de- cided to call a mee ting of the mem- bers to let them thresh out the is- /sues involved, and make a decision. I probably will call a meeting of ' members of the Executive Commit- ry tee later this week to consider the matter, and possibly frame sugges- 0 tions to be submitted to the mem- o bers. To Uphold Their Motto. “You can say for me, however, 'that our motto is ‘A Clean House and Good Government’ and that we 'are ready and willing to take what- O| ever steps are necessary to obtain 0 those conditions. re) “Our influence will be § thrown solidly against the re-election of W. L. Cole as chairman of the. Repub- lican State Committee and we are opposed to Jacob IL. Babler as Re- publican national committeeman. At 2) t 2) 2) t n | this meeting of the St. Louis mem- |bers it will be decided whether | again to ask Chairman Will H. Hays of the Republican National Commit- _tee to take steps toward Babler’s re- moval. | “We have held no conferences vet with Mr. Hyde as to Cole, but he | knows our attitude and we know his, for he answered our questionnaire before the primary and had our ap- | proval in that race.” Charles Nagel, former Secretarv of Commerce and Labor, who has been active in the housecleaning movement, said todav that he is in _ ~ — . AO I ruck Service i) . “ . . ° . . ‘ Se. }))); 3 You have two kinds of service in mind a a when you buy trucks—the service of el Mite Berchirics the trucks and the service of the eerey GF Dorrie Trucks, people you purchase from. absorbs road shocks in- stead of transmitting them : : *4.3 I Titethconch sisi In Dorris Trucks you get, in addition torque and radius rods. to the supreme service you expect, This i t f ; in catames the unequalled service of the manu- Stamina, economy and de- facturers—genuine factory service. pendaebility to Dorris _ We suggest that all Dorris Trucks in St. Louis and vicinity be driven to the factory regularly for careful in- spection. Model K-4, 2-2; Ton P Model K-7, 3% Ton Consider all this before placing your next truck order. 3 Dorrs Motor Trucks ; “Built Up to a Standard, Not Down to a Price”’ | DoRRIS MOTOR CAR COMPANY Laclede at Sarah St. Louis a favor of going further with the ef- fort to clean house “if it can be made practical.”’ Nagel Not to Be at Meeting. Asked what he meant by “prac- tical” he laughed and said: “You know what I mean. Meet- ings and. resolutions and declara- tions do little good. To be effective it will have to be good organization against bad organization. Nothing can be done without organization.” He said that he preferred not to ibe more specific in hic remarks, as ihe is leaving today or tomorrow fora vacation of several weeks and could not participate in the meeting to be called by Hargadon. | QOliver T. Remmers, a member of | the Executive Committee, said to- |day that he had not completely made ‘up his mind how the hougsecleaners |ought to treat the judicial ring can- | didates who were nominated. | Campaign Method Suggested. A part of his policy, if permitted to speak at any mass meetings, will be to urge upon the voters those ‘clean candidates who were nomi- nated with the approval of the housecleaners, without referring at ‘all to the others. “The voters may ‘draw a few inferences from that sort of treatment,” he said. Harry E. Sprague and A. L. Shap- leigh, two others prominent in -the movement, are out of the city. Paul S. Conwell of )Jansas City, with Sprague, Remmers, Haragadon and Mrs. Charles L. Passmore, comprise the Executive Committee. Mirs Passmore could not be reached fo: a statement. ! —— ; Hyde Urges Election of Aggressive Men to State Committee. Telegrams urging the selection of | aggressive men with faith in Repub- lican ability to win this fall, as mem ibers of the Republican State Com mittee, have heen sent to his friend by Arthur M. Hyde Republican nominee for Governor. Hyde's teleetam, a copy of which was received here by Edward W. Foristel, was as follows: “Please assure clection of aggres- sive men on State Committee. Am not intereste@ in personnel of thi , men, but want men who believe we 'cao win and who will devote them- selves and the party to a constructive program for the State.” Members of the State Committee ' will be selected bv the congressional committees next ‘Tuesday. Members of the Congressional Committees are being selected at meetings of the various county committees today. FRENCH PUT ZEPPELIN IN USE PARIS, Aug. 50. ‘Vacation onthe Lake Dollar Day here tomorrow will be a supreme value-giving event—thousands of WALL PAPER Specials for Wednesday Pretty two-tone stripes, kitchen blocks and alil- over designs; y values of 3Oc, at.. Cc Paper for any room in the house; light and dark colors; values yg G@Ge, GE cseceveoces c Oatmeals, 30-in. wide, in blue, brown, gray, green and tan; values VIA’ Good rich Tapestries, grass cloths and blends; val- 25c ~ urs of Oe a? 6th and Washington 060 Lowest Prices Our Ohief Attraction | File GY) 1 é dollars’ worth of STAIR Yard-wide in beautiful Ori- ental and floral designs; reguiar $2 val- ue; special CARPET merchandise is priced to your extreme advantage here tomorrow. Our advice is for you to come hers ead morrow and find out how much the purchasing power of your dollar is increased for this one day, i xX KX rans aay AA Wi ae AK |Men’s Union suits|§ x Straw Hats I$ | FIBER SILK LACE Hose | The most enjoyable and economical way is the Good- rich way. Here is a wonder- ful vacation trip, touching at the favorite resorts. White ribbed Union Suits; good quality; special ...sessisneuns Get yours now; all styles and sizes; many So ee ar Regular $1.00 value; slightly .irregular; 2 Pere Green Bay Trip UNION SUITS I$ |Men’s Silk Collars |§ [Colored Organdies| Via Sturgeon Bay S. S$. ARIZONA Tuesdays, 1 P. M. From Chicago Round Trip Lace and tight; knee; pink and white; spe- cial tomorrow; 2 for., 40-1 Bp 50e and 65c Col- lars; 4 Oe cc cthaceens. oe ca . :| LCCC RRA EE = 7 only. 2 yards for..... in. wide ; all shades; ecial for tomorrow To Sturgeon Bay, $12.00 To Fish Creek Ephraim 4 $14.00 Table Damask 1$ | Dish Toweling I$ CURTAIN — Sister Bay | | To Washington Island - - $15.00 Meale and Berth Extra. Bleached Toweling with red border; 5 yards [68 : «suse ces: Heavy mercerized Table Damask; special for tomorrow; yard.. for White and colored borders specially priced for Wed nesday; 4 yards igan shoreline scenery, See Green Bay and visit Washing: ton Island. | ‘Beautiful Wisconsin and Mich- | Boys’ Trousers |§ GIRLS’ SCHOGL DRESSES $ See | TRIMMED HATS To Muskegon, Grand | Haven, Grand Rapids Dally 7:45 P. M, Whitelake Points Friday and Saturday, 7:45 P.M. Monday, 8:00 A. M., Percales and c¢hambrays, large plaids and plain col- ors, finished with pockets and belt; 6 to 14 sizes... In many different pat- terns; special during this sale, while they last, 3 for sm All odd lots, large flowers and ribbons. Secon all styles, trimmed with d Floor ere eee eee eee eeeanene eae wets for Yacaen AR and Wisconsin sum: STEANSHIE \ LINES: 5 mer resorts or 6e¢ec any ticket agent. PARK ROBBINS 35c Percale | 79c Ladies’ Drawers ; G. P. A., CHICAGO pre iam fh ergs Bart wer fae ‘a i ligt and dark | Come trimmed with lace, | ON a anet meee emg, gig Ver . epecial f rs as ‘all sizes. Special, Wed., : $4 s | Wed, in base., 4 j) Bie in Basement, 2 pairs. $1.98 ne | 69c KNITTED UNION SUITS ADVERTISEMENT _ Come in white only S$ Ladies’ Knee length, 4 eS ee , 7 : sizes. Special, td ed trimmed with lace. 4 slats, press ¢rim- | Sprinkling IR S day, in Basement. cla] in Basement, 2 ming. sep- 9.98 oH \. arate tray... ° size, 50 G L . 35c GINGHAMS PUMPS and OXFORDS | [fiico trcnke mm Om » powder on, use Der- ) ; rime hal Fianna ear aninaaRanan cman co ft hing Ip ial! } . your ! and (face from shin- in Basement, 4 ) Bh. ds in Basement, per pair... A dip } thie eR perspiration all sun and w 1 have! no effect on it. UIT CASES, $1.49 Come in light and as ar Ay Ladies’ black, all sizes; S$ brass ly egg couplin shades. Special, \ values up to $5. Special covered hat ping. shi: tray, straps around. $16.3 96 $5.98 | ainvie application ‘provely egal drua- SFR RRR AAA FF UF ARAL LR AF Lh BURTON CLOTHES Se Mie Me = - , Ararirs iPiPibiPibiririri> Ng “11 45 j a ae Y ~ > ‘ iia ‘ ‘ : 4 7 y : } , ; ) oz 7 > : . - . \ > , ’ , \ . : ° ‘ | } ’ ‘ . A , ; H MALY n" : ‘ : ; ' ~ s = * ~\ iy} ‘ —— \ Vi A “ fat! ’ ‘\ 7 1\ VE {Mi " yi i) Ba -# \ . . i} ii 7 | thal ’ - ' ‘ \ 4 , ‘ i : yh R 4 \ ' | ’ ‘ . i ALY ; | f * ; ’ ) . w : \ % if _ | : i} | : | mite? : wy i | ii / id ine Bi} : : af a , é i) | 1) } i] if 4 P / | Tee ° ‘ ‘ ’ y | j if rf : ; y , ” t ' i / ; ; ; ? ; ' : Values Men’s and Young Men’s Final Cleat Up Sale! Buy a couple and lay away for next year BURTON CLOTHES 720 Olive Street—Second Floor * Palm Beach or Mohair Suits © $20.00 $ $20.00 Values 1 1 45 Values joys J. 4 = Me: , &. =) OEE NE eee . * CHASE LIONBERGER WEDDING NEXT | Couple Will Go to Europe After Ceremony in Saun town, R. |. town, R. 1., will be the a the wedding of Miss Leverett Chase and John & berger, Aug. 1%. Miss I Jouane Chase will be the m honor and the bridesmaids w Misses Eerwin’Hayward, Jane Ruth Lionherger and R JPouane (‘hase Mr. Lionberg be attended by Andrew Mer best man and the groomenrnr include Oliver Anderson, Art Jionberger, Bayard Whartor Andrew Munro of Philacelph Charles A. Coolidge of Bostor The bride's crown will be of gatini with a tulle vell and | blossoms. Her w«ttendants wi] pink organdie frocks with } match. Following the ceremony the be an informa! reception « lawn of the Chase cottage at | erstown. The couple will dep game day for New York, af gafl Aug. 21 from Quebec fe rope, [to be abroad until New, S« JOHN'S Church tn Sat Miss Chase is the laughter € Henry Leverett (‘hase of Clemens avenue, and one 6 most popular members of &@ She was educated at Mary In and Vassar Collere, and is a ber of the Junior League an perial Club. Mr. Lionberger is the Yeaac H. Lionberger of 27 Wes jland place. lie ts a graduf Princeton, and a member of Jouts Country, University nd pertal clubs. He served in th during the war. * wvpon their return to St. Lo couple will take possession o home on the Country Club MO Lm Mm Lr hn, om Mr, Ale, tm ills, | Soc cial Ite i i Mr. and Mrs. Trifon von of 723 Westgate avenue and are occupying the country h tr. and Mrs, Hermann yon | aw 509 illine Sale o Our entire stock of ceived and suitable for Hats Fo Comprising ®bout 150 binations, duvetyn, com also Sport Felt Hats, P | 100 Hat Rport and Stre feta and satin. V A lot vel Odd Bunc Ghaies ..«ccctbeseuseel , | Ma FUR Tremendous redw A reasonabl Saving $89.50 72-Inch tails and pockets. $135.00 36-Inch | and priced extra « $150.00 72-Inch Jp and wit! pockets, $175.00 Russian Fi and por ke t* An | $185.00 Kolinaky tails and pockets, $100.00 36-Inch and bell euffs. Eat $215.00 34-Inch shaw! collar and sel - $925.00 Muskrat eollar; turnback ¢U Absolu hvery Wash G Up to $10 ——— orgat ‘is WA hil Up to $4 Choiee of the how broidered vollea a8

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is for you to come here to. for this one day. 7 STAIR CARPET Yard-wide in beautiful Ori- $ ental and / floral designs; reguiar ¢2 val. ue; special | ee SILK LACE nose |§ yular $1.00 value; ghtly .irregular; Q eer.eeeceeeeeeee ees d Organdies | $ -in. wide ; all shades; ial for tomorrow ly. 2 yards for..... - - > = ~ — — — a ~ - - RTAIN scrim |§ hite and colored borders; tially priced for Wed- jay; 4 yards MMED HATS $ 1 odd lots, large and all etyles, trimmed with ers and ribbons. spond oor SUIT CASES, $1.49 ~ - - _- - _ _ — > - a - — = _ — « — a — — -_ — ~ — ~ - - ke-—-extra well de, hardwood Drass trim- me eee” 90.98 Trunke— a@ee trimming, ered hat box, , straps $16, 8 around. size, 50 ¢t. long, with coupling. $5.98 . al = os — « —_ ~ on - _ _ an ‘¢ PAP AP AP Arar ar arararars $20.00 Values sale! Suits $20.00 Values — — alt alt hon -—s = ~si =o = ‘ ¢ » . eee ow eS ee” a en. ee iia Couple Will Go to Europe Soon After Ceremony in Saunders- town, R. I. — town, Kh. 1., will be the scene of the wedding of Miss Leverett (“huse and John S. » berger, Aug. 19. Miss * Juane Chase will be the maid of ' Honor and the bridesmaids will be Misses Erwin Hayward, Jane Bemis, > Ruth lionberger = and Rebecca , Duane (Chase. Mr. Lionberger will ' be attended by Andrew McCreery as (hest man and the include Oliver Anderson, Tionberger, Bayard Wharton Andrew Munro of Philadelphia and Charlies A. Coolidge of Boston. The bride's gown will be of white .patin with a tulle veil blossoms. Her wttendants will wear pink organdie frocks with match. S: JOHN’S Church tn Saunders- Anne Lion- Following the ceremony there will | ' the | “be an informal reception on --Jawn of the Chase cottage at Saund- erstown. The couple will depart the game day for New York, and gafi Aug. 21 from Quebec for rope, to be abroad until Nov. 1 Miss Chase is the daughter of Mrs. --Henry Leverett Chase of 5863 Clemens avenue, and one of .the most popular members of society. Bhe was educated at Mary Institute and Vassar College, and is a mem- ber of the Junior League and Im- perial Club. Mr. Lionberger is the gon of Jeaac H. Lionberger of 37 Westmore- Jjand place. He is a graduate of Princeton, and a member of the St. Touls Country, University and Im- perial clubs. He served in the navy during the war. Upon their return to St. Louis the couple will take possession of their “home on the Country Club grounds. _— .. Eu- Social Items | Mr. and Mrs. Trifon von Schrenk of 723 Westgate avenue and family are occupying the country home of | Mr. and Mrs. Hermann von Schrenk USE LINGERER WEDDING NEXT WEEK Eleanor | groomsmen will | Arthur D. | and | and orange | hats to. will | ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘SHE WILL BE ONE OF a a . earns rar” | | | ' KA VIWARA PORTRAIT. a Miss Louise Edtards eee - ——_—— “in Florissant for the remainder of | the summer. The engagement of Miss TIouise Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Edwards of 5418 Cabanne Avenue, and S. E. Kercheval Ray _ has just been announced. The wedding will take place early in October. Miss Edwards was edu- cated at Mary Institute and is a popular member of the younger set. Mr. Ray is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis l.. Ray of 5848 Pershing ave- nue. lie is living in Ark., where he will take his bride. Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Papin of 4953 McPherson avenue of a son. Aug. Mrs. Miss Dorothy Dailey. | Mrs. Ingraham Grayson Aberdeen place returned last week from Charlevoix, where she several weeks. Bernice California Miss been in for oe 509 Washington Ave. Our Greatest illinery Sacrifice Sale of the Season! Our entire stock of Midsummer Millinery, many Hats just re- ceived and suitable for Fall wear, offered at terrific reductions, Hats Formerly to $15 $ Comprising About 150 Hats, in maline, satin com- binations, duvetyn, combination duvetyn and satin, also Sport Felt Hats. Phenomenal savings at . ————_— — choice —- oe ee i Maeroclus One-Day FUR SPECIALS Tremendous reductions for the one day s_ selling. A reasonable deposit holds any selection. Savings of 25% to 40% and priced extra special and with pockets. $175.00 Russian Fitch Cape. and pockets. tails and pockets. shawl collar and self border. collar; turnback cuffs. Absolutely 100 Hate—Te $8.50 Values \ Sport and Street Hats, feta and satin. While they last $89.50 72-Inch Marmot Stole, trimmed with tails and pockets. Extra special $135.00 86-Inch Kit Coney Coat. Very stylish $150.00 72-Inch Jap Mink Stole. Tail trimmed Special at An exquisite model $185.00 Kolinsky Fitch Stole. 7- Extra special $325.00 Muskrat Coat, 24-inch: raccoon Special in Georgette, taf- 1 A lot of Odd Bunches of Flowers, values to $2.00, —_———_—— $59.50 $69.50 $79.50 $99.50 Adorned with tails ~y $190.00 36-Inch Sealine Coat. and bell cuffs. Extra special at $215.00 34-Inch Marmot Coat, with large $129.50 $175.00 Special at Sacrificed! Every Wash Garment at About Half the Cost. Up to $10 Wash Dresses $ voiles and last, Choice of the house organdies, While Up to $4 Wash 1M. 89 19 choice at Waists Choice of the house-—lace trimmed and em- broidered voiles and organdies. Sacrificed at EARLY OCTOBER BRIDES Texarkana, | are receiv. | ing congratulations upon the arrival | Papin was | of 110 | spent | Whobry, who has | several | ;months, ts the guest of her brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. T. I’. Sultan of 6629 Kingsbury boule- vard. She will remain in St. Louls indefinitely. Mrs. N. David Thompson of 105 Arundel place and her daughters, Misses Elizabeth and Leslie Thomp- son, are at Annisquam, Mass., for the summer. Mr. Thompson will join them next week. _—-—_ | Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Goldman of 6315 Pershing avenue are rejoicing over the arrival of a son, Jerome, Aug. 6. ..rs. Goldman was former- ly Miss Janet Mulhall. Mrs. Frank Sullivan and her son, |_Hugh Sullivan, of the Berry road are spending the late summer at | Charlevoix, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Green and family have taken possession of their new home at 5544 Clemens avenue. E. M. McLean of 5650 Per- returned to St. Mrs. shing avenue has Louis from a prolonged stay in the | county. Mr. and Mrs. McLean ex- | pect to depart the last of the sum- mer for New York, where they will reside. Misses Maude Miller and Marie Ketcham of University City are in New York, where they will remain oj until fall. sealer — _ — ee ee ee Stolen Auto Found Burned. | A automobile belonging to Dr. | Salvatore Scimerca, 829 Carr street, stolen from in front of 4200. Castle- 'man avenue yesterday evening, was ' found early today, a wreck on the Green Park road south of the city | limits, according to a telephone mes- sage to the police from a Deputy Sheriff of the county. The machine had been burned. It was traced through the license plate. — DIVORCES WIFE WHO PREFERS CITY TO FARM ‘A. R. Brooks Obtains Decree From Singer Who Said Life Was Too Slow in Country. R. Brooks, former St. Warren County divorce in St. Arlington Louis jeweler, now ‘farmer, obtained a Louis today from Mrs. § Mildred Brooks, member of the Municipal! Opera Company chorus, who likes the city and the stage better than the farm. Brooks’ efforts to keep his wife down on the farm and Mrs. Brooks’ | efforts to get her husband back to town brought them several times to public notice and there has been some litigation. Brooks is 53 and in love with farming, which he does on a 600- acre scale near Wright City, with all kinds of machinery modern improvements. Mrs. Brooks Is a great deal young- er. Brooks says she is 30. Mrs. | Brooks says she was only 17 when she was married to him in 1913. Life on the farm, 10 miles from the near- and est picture show, has never appealed | to her. Their final to her petition, was Oct. 15, 1919. After it wasfiled here Brooks sued at Warrenton, Mo Later he aban- 'doned that action and filed a cross bill here. The case was tried on his cross bill. Mrs. Brooks was not in , court, but was represented by an at- torney. Mrs. Brooks was indifferent alleged that Brooks to her wishes, and humiliated her. Brooks, in his cross- bill, alleged that Mrs. Brooks re- fused to keep house for him and TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, i Mo.., | separation, according | 1920, —— re ee — . ; -_- —_ a -> nn found fault with him because he wanted to live on the farm instead of in the city. He alleged that she associated with other men and ap- peared at theatrical performances over his protest. He had her voice cultivated after he married her, but |that was for the purpose of having her sing to him out on the farm, and not for the enjoyment of the public, ‘where the bright lights shine. Nothing was said about alimony, but a stipulation was filed for divided custody of their son, Arlington, 18 'months old, each parent to have him ‘six months each year after Mrs. |' Brooks has a fixed abode and a suit- able homein Missouri. In the mean- time, the child is to be In the fa- |ther’s custody. | Mrs. Brooks ts living now with her’ mother, Mrs. Lilian Cave, 4461 Olive | Street. | Collapses at Table, Dies. James F. Lynch, 64 years old, who fell unconscious yesterday when eat- ing supper at his home, 538 Veronica jpavenue, East St. Louls, died a shot time later at St. Mary’s Hospital. |'Physicians said death from paralysis of the heart. resudted . Order the Post-Dispatch sent to your vacation address. Your carrier will .place the order for you, or your telephone request will have prompt attention. Olive or Central 6600. Ask for Circulation Dept. PIANO TUNING Expert Work—Prompt Service— Reasonable Rates Main 5505 Central 6165 KIESELHORST’S ~Established 1879— 1007 OLIVE STREET PY i: a. \ j y 4 ‘ # | son Ne | | ‘| : he ))* I OO ta Ag ag ae agg et Se eee a nae 2 et On Sixth Street—Between Locust and St. Charles » EVERY GARMENT i, MUST BE SOLD!! 1, HN THIS WEEK 5 eam COATS, SUITS, WRAPS, SKIRTS & DRESSES 7 () PRICES CAST TO THE WINDS! a ee ee a lO a rg I gy Tg gag Oy, ay t @ - ee Se eee BARGAINS IMAGINABLE! QQ eee Os Summer Store Hours: 8:30 A. M.to5 P. M.; Friday to 5:30 P. M. Closed all day Satur- day. . -TrrrrrerererrefweeewewrwereTT't?T,Tt?-T?7 77 77 7 Tree ee eee eee eS SS ee a ef eo Pa > > 7 J '$ - e a ie > 3 - a > > . —_ eo eo eo 7 > ’ - , —- | g &_- MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAA AAAAAAAA SSSA AAS 4 Ahhh hb hb bhi The Styles: ed Waists, Lace-Trimmed Peplum Blouses, Blouses, Long Russian Tie-Back Blouses Blouses. £ ic ee 3.95 Hand-Embroidered Waists, Bead- Hip-Length and Surplice FAMOUS-BARR CO. See Our Other Announcement on Page 24. Hundreds of Garments Suitable for Early Fall Wear Attend early. True, there are more. than COATS, SUITS & DRESSES 2000 Waists, but early Originally Priced Up to $45 comers will have best We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. THE MOST WONDERFUL choice. at Retail in Missouri or the West. | Largest Distributors of Merchandise , a’ wr. * 27 eS $7.50 to $12.50 Values 5 eC. @ Again does the Basement Store demonstrate its ability to give unexcelled values. Waists are made of high-grade pure silk Georgette crepe, and they are beautifully tailored A manufacturer who found himself overstocked sold them to us at a re- Waists, Collars are sl] Blouses, V sale. to the last detail. markable discount, and we're offering then to you tomorrow at prices equally remarkable. } or square Regen it 34 to 46. and there are a few extra sizes. Sale starts at 8:30 tomorrow morning. f\ £\ wer wLOLeareeres(e aw a QS Offering More Than 2000 Waists in Fifty Attractive Styles. $5.00 to $6.95 Values © Wednesday the Basement Economy Store Will Be the Scene of an Extraordinary - 44 ©) > ee 4 FES °9 ss = Nine as Illustrated. Three Value-Giving Groups: $13.50 to $20.00 Values ; ywn ina variety of pretty effects; there are collarless styles, too, with round, Choice of short, long or three-quarter length sleeves. No mail or phone orders will be accepted in this Extra selling space has been provided and extra salespeople will be in attendance. y. Ag, The Colors: White, flesh color, peach, bisque, maize, sunset, gold, tan, Bermuda, dawn blue, brown, navy blue and black, besides many color combina. tions and solid colors combined with flowered Georgette. Hasement Eiconemy Store ‘These ~ Sizes range from an aonrce rere. + «— «© + & « In both light and dark trimmed with organdie collars, or with lace; women and misses; $5 and $7.50 values _-. -. * J i i i i i ih hh hhh bhi bbb hh hh hh hh hhh hhh hhhhh hb bah hbaabnbh aaa, (T_wTrrrr,rTrTr,rTrTrrrrrereereerererererrrerwrreFeerrfrer?ev?°’T??T?FT'T"T,"T,TTTT? =" $5 & $7.50 Voile Dresses shades: vests sizes $2.95 and in broken sizes but for sortment: $5.98 to $5 one to a customer; Women’s Sweaters Women's fiber silk Sweater Coats, good color as- Made of aoliel colors. cs kinds; limit £1.05 to kinds SiZz7Ccs; $2.05 stripes and plaids; House Dresses gingham and percale, mbinats regular and extra $17.50 Mattresses oO lb. Felt Mattresses, for fell abze beds; have rolled edge and are neut- tufted: eovered with striped tick- tie: $11.45 $1.25 & $1.50 Terry Cloth tn \ double-faced checks, ri richly Col ’ tis, ‘onventfion ri it : | " itt ' : I 48 ' ities; ing . at, yard . 4 hinds $3 Georgette Pure silk Georgette Crepe, ity, offered Wednesday at, yard wide and shown in a wide variety of popular shades; regular $3 qual- 40 tn. double-faced soft 39¢ quality; Outing Flannel Remnants 2 to 10 yards long of fleeced Flannel; splendid for infants’ wear. Made of light bray; have ext faced Outing alee es $1.79 walues and $1.65, $1.79 Work Shirts or dark biue ension gathered sizes 14 to 17; $1.65 and Men’s Union Suits rhe popular neckhands, of good quality checked nathseok: “ sauw tele the regular $1.59 kind; suljeet ¢: arue ativan imperfections; lend values Wednesday , Satin Hats cer's satin. in black sur chowe of several shapes; $3.95 eham athletic «tvie, Made of Ski aod small vokes: ~~ = - ee on ee ee ——— + ttavocment beconmemy Steer pi hi i i i hn in nin nnn n nnn mn "Frere eee ” weevevevevevvvvvvevVy TY VUY VY T TY TTT VTTTTryT TV TTT TY OS ale send baad aad aad aaaaAdaadsddsssdddddddddddddddddddddddddddddbddd bd hAdh hhh hhh hhh hii Et yi een —— . . em cate ’ A ST ATID ce CIT A eee as eet ste testa ee ee ea OF eer er rs ee ~——. — i a ee ~ Oe he» EEE LADS LEE LEAL LIE LE LEO LDL LLL NLS INIT EES LOO I I te Sra ES. neo . em 6 rm em a. oe « ee

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ —_— EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1920. ——— - —_—_———- -_——— ——_ | RAILWAYS SUBMIT FARE CHANGE PLAN Coach, Pullman Tickets and Re-. turn Coupons Bought Before Aug. 26 Would Be Honored. : t “ ; ' : a Ry the Aesociated Preas. WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.—Propos- | & als for the disposition of tickets, re-| @ turn coupons and Pullman car tick- | I ets bought before the effective date) = of the advanced passenger fares were. Rich and submitted to the Interstate Com- i] merce Commission yesterday by the Wholesome Association of Kallway Executives. | a The proposals are: | American Sugar “One-way tickets sold prior to Aug. nf c 26, 1920, held by passengers en route Fa Refining Company | Aug. 26, 1920, will be honored to des- e tination without additional charge. a ‘*‘Sweeten it “Partially used round-trip or tour- uw th D : ‘se ist tickets sold prior to Aug. 26, 1920, =: si + ain amare y will be honored to destination in ac- cordance with tariff under which | a sold. | “Passengers actually en route at a midnight, Aug. 25, 1920, will be car ' , i ried to destination «7 sleeping or par- Py You | Be So |) lor ear ticket without additional | charge. Surcharge will apply in con-— a Co f bl _ ‘nection with all one-way and round-| r] m orta e Ni trip tickets of every kind where | | sleeping or parlor car space is pur-| Ls and absolutely UE chased for use on or after Aug. 26,/ gg i 1920. —— ee : “Outstanding sleeping or parlor car. | tickets covering space to be used on) g or after Aug. 26, 1920, will be hon- /ored only upon payment of the sur- | charge. | “Commutation or other multiple | ‘tickets sold prior to Aug. 1, 1920, will | ‘be honored within their limits. a HONEST ALL “Commutation and other multiple (2 THROUGH forms of tickets bearing calendar, / month limit or limit not exceeding | n OXFOR DS dt 35 days from date of sale, sold on or | my ‘ after Aug. 1, 1920, and prior to . Aug. 26, 1920, will be honored with- | a yy eae - pm in their limits, sonable prices, Plen- “Commutation or other multiple | a oo bucks forms of tickets bearing longer lim-| its than calendar months or exceed- Emerson Shoe ‘ing 35 days from date of sale, sold Store on or after Aug. 1, 1920, and prior 620 OLIVE &T. to Aug. 26, 1920, will not be honored (Near Seventh) on or after Aug. 26,1920, but such Te _ tickets if wholly unused will be re- where. deemed at fare paid, and if partially | used, will be redeemed at propor- | el ate fare. | “Tic — of any class sold prior to| @ Aug. ~ 1920 must not be dated BI ahead a use on or after Aug. 26, ane 0, unless the increased fare is | colle cted; surcharge also must be | collected where sleeping or parlor 'space is used. a a “Milk and cream tickets pur- chased prior to Aug. 26, 1920, Will | = ~ 2 bl | oa “ a Nl a HK THs ‘MALL not he honored on or after that date, but will be redeemed at face value on presentation to general passenger department.” The commission has indicated that it will probably authorize the rec- ommendations of the carriers and is expected to issue its decision short- | ly. | two puffs of WAR- One or So, iy gu Sear w' sees @ | "GRAVE" SWINDLE WORKED ON t aerantens MOTHER OF DEAD SOLDIER m Relatives of War Heroes Again | a Warned to Pay No One for War | a Department Information. Ry the Aesociated Press. WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.—Expos- ure of what a War Department an- | nouncement characterizes as a “de-— =ispicable swindle’ by which the mother of a dead soldier was the victim, prompted a new warning by | the Department yesterday that rela-. tives of the soldier dead should pay | no money to any person or organiza-_ tion for information as to burial places. Inquiries addressed to the Quartermaster General will receive prompt and courteous attention, the warning said. In the case exposed the grave of i° ™ithe soldier never was found. The swindler told the mother »*e would | ; GLIFFORO-Rsen BROKERAGE c0., Distributor visit Washington if she would pay a. > _ADVERTISEMENT. his expenses and sce what could be . | done. Later he reported success and COCOANUTOIL FINE that the body would be sent home. A brother of the dead soldier became | FOR WASHING HAIR suspicious and by a personal call at : ‘if you want to keep your hair in| the War Department found that no condition, be careful what you| inquiry ever had been made. Fan it with. ost soaps and prepared shampoos ' #@ontain too much alkali. This dries the DROWNED BOY S BODY FOUND Bealp, makes the hair brittle. and is ——e ey harmful. Mulsified cocoanut oil Belleville Lad, 7, Fell in’ Pond poo (which is pure and entirely While Trying to Catch Minnows. less), is much better than any- The body of Gustav. Rennhoff else you can use for shampooing, 7 years old senl of Mr wey a a8 can't possibly injure the hair. / 1.6 iwald Rennhoft of 302 North Bimply ee your hair with wa- ; , | ter and rub it in. One or two tea- pes oe mellevele, who was) Hires nth make an abundance of rowned yesterday at noon in a pond | . — it a : ' : h, creamy lather, and cleanses the on North Illinois street, was _ re- and scalp thoroughly. The lather | Covered at ¢ p.m. by men with inees out easily, and removes every |®™*PPling hooks. He is the second le of dust, dirt, dandruff and ex- | boy to be drowned in the pond with- | cee ol The hair dries quickly and in the last three months. Johnny | i> it leaves it fine and silky, | Gamble was the other. q” fluffy and easy to manage. Gustav and his brother, Ewald, 9 | ou can get Mulsified cocoanut oj] | Years old, were wading. Gustav poo at most any drug store. Itis | crawled out on a log and was lean- cheap, and a few ounces is ing over trying to catch minnows to last everyone in the family | when he fell in. onthe ot) es See pp eM. C. ANDREWS DIES SUDDENLY y NUX A au Unit Construction Co, Manager Suc- cumbs at Fall River, Maas. IRON Morton C. Andrews, 652 years old, * vice president and general manager of the Unit Construction Co., resia-| ing at 5878 Julian avenue, died sud-' g@ two waste time denly at Fall River, Mass., reared ee artdee day, where he had- gone to super-. vise the construction of a $6,000,000 & ste as refinery, according to a telegram re- 4 ceived at the local office of the com-| = . pany. No details were received. His a LDVE SEMEN wife and five children were with him. |: The funeral will be held at his for-| Way to Remove mer home, Danville, IL. | ly Hairy Growths Lightning Kills Twe Kansans. ' ‘ a imgineg og i PREDONLA, Kan Aug. 10. ——Two |e peters he eealine | moos Were, ailled by lightuing near See Pata ca ef Cis |vruck when working Snes nea DEeaE oF Tnccoventnn ns t | baller. Donald Riche, “Aad ual : this treat t. b genuine poy Bey A gb was killed at Altoona, 10 miles cast Muertts Splen “The Store for ALL the People” ee —- eee a Sen ee eee fe id Savings Feature’ ere vere 4 pa at. ee as ° eee a a Ri i Me eT eo oe a ee me € ST . LOSS POST- DISPATCH SS _——_— = —_— — ee —_——- -—_ *) ( TWF | hey /\ YHA ionable frocks. ei Beaded Georgettes tel / ek i Flt } ° hes oak] Crisp Laffetas OB iw fe Shimmering Satins Regular $35, $29.50 and $25 Silk and Georgette afternoon, party or informal wear and offered Tues- day at a price that is really remarkable for such fash- in various fetching wavs. A Beautiful Sizes for Assortment Women and of Colors Misses Just the Dresses smart women and misses want for Combinations of | Foulard and Georgette Georgette and Satin Georgette and Taffeta Smartly tailored in the newest stvles and trimmed Sale on Our Second Floor A $30,000 Worth of Low Shoes at This includes the celebrated Dorothy Dodd Shoes, Wichert & Gardner Shoes and other celebrated makes. Every Shoe in the styles and leathers wanted right now. 4 weieg ewan... DEeDO 4 prion, ows...» Dh okew on 14, price, now....... e $6.25 ion oe. 4 price, now. -...---.. DOO | a | oe ooo | Coe i, ice, row me $4.00 0eS, “i Begg ow nn DIDO 14 price, now...... ed $3. 25 i : ; $3.50 Curtains $59.50 Axminster Rugs Voile, Marquisette, Madras and Novelty ° Net Curtains, some trimmed with lace edges Slightly Impertect and insertion, neat. hem- Size 9x12 feet, medallion and allover stitched in white, ivory effects ; rich colorings; subject to or Arabian color; pair....... * mismatching in borders............... ° 85c to $1. 25 Sectional Paneling $21.50 Tapestry Rugs Made of best quality Eg ryptian yarn, 8 and Size 9x12 feet, seamed and seamless; 9 inches- wide, 2 to 215 yards made of high-grade jute yarns; pretty long; assorted patterns; 2 a 6 sec- os DGtternms ONG COMPTINGS. ....ccccrcccess © tions of a pattern: section........ $3.25 Japanese Matting Rugs : $1.49 Terry Cloth 6x9-ft. size; beautiful designs, plain 36 inches wide, in all the wanted eolors centers with barders; also allover ef- i O5 and patterns; lengths up to g fects in rich color combinations.......... e yards ; ean be used for curtains C $6 95 Japanese Grass Rugs OF GYBDEFHBs VWAPG s sle-cn inc bodees Room-size. 8x10 feet; attractive stenciled my 85c Cable Marquisette ; patterns as well as bordered effects; 36 inches wide ; extra heavy quality ; ideal colorings blue, brown and green........ for handmade curtains; in - white, ivory and beige C Special!—Congoleum odlore «Vie « «cc Gab eel ““Seconds.’’ 2 yards wide, tile and 59c Colored Marquisettes wood patterns; slight misprints in - 86 inches wide; choice patterns ER ee ee | and eolorings; subjeet to slight C (Third Floor—Nugents. ) seconds: vard. ee ee ye ee ee ee (Third Floor—Nugents.) — ih mies, now... .. | SOO SALE ON FOURTH FLOOR. BASEMENT SALE $6.95 ;aanpe and Oxfords 83. Our entire stock of women ’s Low Shoes go this and even yreater- savings to vou ured of | of AS stvies are dull kid and brown Oxfo lies, Colonial and two-button Pum ps, inste ‘p) strap . hy ; button, two utton Pumps and others: come good range of sizes and widths | — Special... mitre cutting; ‘SI 68 ap special at .. Brown, covered with white lining, in nickel Cut ill kinds of get; ‘bl with two nud Able} * 49¢ $y 39 frame .... $1.95 Clothes amis > Soe Hence 3 Hampers: arse ReraRROM Cut Glass Vase (| $5.00 Dozen Goblets Remy Se i203 Well mad —aeY MIXED PA Beautiful floral and seme oe grape or pansy ete a ut i stro > acsign one for a =~ hinge ey 6 $I ‘$i. 40 urth Floor—Nugents.) Suheecenembeerecenelenieaseuesaeseeeseuneenenseneevenanestnnllnninnnasnnnnn of here | , | ys | eee ee 4 al $1.75 Casserole T5e Kraut Cutters — 85¢ Ready-Mixed House $1.05 Mason Fruit ders ‘Phe August Sale of Hous Jffers Unusu With cay ind “ Floor Pesnns 7 rubbers, pts. dosen 719¢ $1.45 Garbage Pails $1.25 Clothes | 00 Wash Boilers A Special Purchase and Sale of (eo = ° $5 White § Dress Ginghams || Spun, seit 60c and 69c Values at Satin-Stripe § This cloth is a new 5000 yards in all—profit- shirts and dresses, @ } ably purchased and offered launder perfectly, Wednesday in one big lot C $3.00 Satins; 36. ineh Ot. VOR. occkedccue ee me 00 wanted shade 's of 7 Beautiful Dress Ging- Qigua A “SR (Cf taupe and black...., hams in rich colored plaids, stripes and checks; 32 in. shirting Silks, in a lat wide. of hairline stripe. . , $4 and $4.50 Satin $1.00 Half-Silk Crepe De Chine cloth; beautiful qualify, ia . . . : , ; wanted color shi 36 inches wide, in beautiful light ' irting: vast collection of be ‘ and dark grounds with neat printed to select from —- 4 “betes ‘ patterns; Yard «. «ccteacccoscccuan $3.00 Taffetas; 36 j aalil the wanted navy blue 75c Madras Seconds $3.00 White Silk Jerse ful quality, with self-col mmyine. .. A * : quality white gabardine in the season's Well-known toilet , tisa tic and smartest styles, fancy novelty pockets and bath Soap. ide, soft tit. and pretty pearl but- $ 89 “ | » tal AO vards - tons adorn them. No mail or phone . we No mail or Sizes ; a ee: dara ers. seasdiceiih (Second Floor—Nugents) | orders, \ p—Nurents.) | ordet \ (Main Floor—Nugents.) ‘ | au’ - (Main Floo $1.25 O’Cedar Polish (7 : —- and Floor Mops Base | é le of Silk and Ti Triangle shape, with adjustable Go at handles Wee eeeee a4 808 @ 0 €6.6:629 8&8 8.482 ; (Third Floor—Nugents.) 30c O’Cedar Oil, Bottle, Polishes floors, furniture and c weanartilaeea "" “(Third Floor—Nugents.) ‘ In this 770 ) ill fy nd a wonder- $2.80 Sheets ful asSSO aS ; ed voles, attrac- tive tissuesymmmooms, plaid ging- hams ande as hams, ina splen- Sperry eS Z nd SIZES. r ' (Third Floor- aneaxs $2.15 Sheets Made of bleached cot- ton: fine quality ; free from dressing; size 31x90 did varie yo Silk resses Go at appredig nse This games Smart dimities, ee sizes O5XIY; Tre linens, 10 ™ eS of (;aorcgette Ot) ee ee a Sr er pe ~ Pessills Third Flo * ie texture, til B Tussah silks and 50c to $1.00 ‘Neckaull oryandiesegees—all sizes. Lace, Organdie, Satin or Net Collars; also : Vestees slg rhtiv soiled or | Le. mussed: to close out at the W | “a . 7. of — : low PICE OL. coaseeeesceceseesens | P (Main Fioor—Nugents.) ~ Xt e lient grade, all Cold Pack Canning Racks; : "ke No. 0, with heavy Pare: holds eight sat and may 49¢ Mednh im size: | amilvV Si2€s sais r bottoms and atation : ; A © us 1 if Yash Dolier : . Ms 63 | | F hows gal vanized; made; spect : ary woo! ut C with. rim. cov- bandiles, ™ 39c Clothes Props; * ! 7 "+ ys 7 ~s : — ’ an , ~ } ' = : be me weeny ' ~ Lot ee . > , =" a . _ : p

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—— — —_ ee al —————— ——E———— ECV ™ ry wan ee ~~ —~o— - — — - 2 _ —EE ee oe » —— —_ . — a s = - - py 4 4 ad - — ~~" == a r - a — - - - DN EE a ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, AU€CST 10, 1920. —~— — i a= — ~~ ee — eS _ | ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Be th el : " ae , 1 a | ca - ' | , nia sia | "RERERARLELEEEELE EL CALE OR ENT Ee, a Sem Sb eee) > ae ® TENNESSE SHIFFRACE - th i MAY, STERN & CO. | S I { W d d CAL CORNASS, | iIEst nore Ma _ : ~ Or C Hes ay ” aot Yee i wk po papvenprdinging: 3 A J (; A | NS Legislature Today. | ») $1.50 Table Damask ( : per - IN USED 64 inches wide, mercerized bleache: SER. Tenn. Aug. 10.—In- oral patterns; Yardevv-+---- vege 51.19 The August NY ur Sale Off ers Guaranteed | tution ony moth noun of Pi AYE RS 2. e 7 30% Wj 7 y pes 8 for ratification of | $2.50 Table Damask Savings 0 Oo On inter rices | deral woman suffrage amend- ? | ment was forecast by party leaders, Highly mercerized; 70 inches wide; | R88 ES EES EE OTS ° ‘who predicted that the measure | would be referred to the judiciary (Main Floor—Nugents.) committees. Hearings, it was ex- Keer this fact Axed firmly in your mind—these prices are positively the low- RE -t> coetesen to tha 45e Huck Towels ES ture 55 White Sy Spun, Self-Cg Satin-Stripe Silk This cloth is a new shirts and dresses, a launder perfectly. $3.00 Satins; 36 inches the wanted shades of navy, taupe and black : est at Which FRE QUALITY FURS have been offered to St. Louis women this semen is bate heuseen A vate ae : seas/N. Go al over town—shop where you wili—then come here and make com- in either House, leaders declare®, was Worxderrt L values await paysons. YU will have to admit that NOWHERE is it posible to procure Furs unlikely before the latter part of the vou in this sale tomorrew ; “ee ° ‘ee oe see, In white with red or blue borders: 2 alit at such ren ° ; P ‘ ‘ : LO '. high grade Plaver Pianos at ; . ag } 1arkably low prices. Just read this list of — ete Tem Silks; be EES EE C of qual gy ’ , dire sins The Senate and House, which were the lowest prices you have seem . § irting » Li KS, mn a large "hl law (Main Floor—Nucgents.) Winter Auqust called into special session yesterday in years. All of these instru- of hairline Stripe. ..,, oo oeeu Price Sale Price to act on the suffrage amendment, Haren a been wy in ae $4 and $4.50 Satin As “ 29 Di h T lj were only in session an hour, ad-| class condition. and are suny cloth; beautiful eal Cc IS owe Ing Bay Seal Coats. oele eee eves 3 journing after hearing the message guaranteed. These are examples : I my vy in T ] ; } 144 —— >> _—- . a wort le noth, belted and bordered, brocaded lin of Gov. Roberts, which urged ratifi- of the values offered. wanted color shirting gt n plain white, heavy weight, suitable for ?? ik wal doteeeadk alia cae Aan \ a porter dish or roller toweling; yard Pepessnceeses C - aN * Ba i 1) 2 a iia > SES os gt yB es Sine ap Republican members of both FREE os vast collection of beautiful a (Main Floor——-Nugents.) $2.25 Pattern Table Cloths 64-inch size. Made of mercerized ee ye eer S $1.79 (Main Floor—Nugents.) dnesday $4.00 Pattern Table Cloths ° Round scalloped ; 64-inch size; scalloped ; ngee Silks in white, pink - EES sin $2.95 houses caucused, but are said to have reached no agreement, on a proposal that they vote as a unit on the rati- Player Bench and $10 fication question. No effort was made at the caucus, it was said, to. Worth of Music Rolls get legislators to pledge that they . . , | With Each Player-Piano would support the resolution. Baw Beal COs. oo ode cascit Three-quarter length, brocaded linings, belted, selected GUBRLICY GRIND ccdccedisedsccevedsécebes French Seal Coats........... Three-quarter lengths, made of selected > pe to select from........ — $3.00 Taffetas ; ob inches b the wanted navy blue and the $3.00 White Silk Jersey; ful quality, with self-colop Ss tl ig a's og - 122.50 157.50 | Gunsaua i North Carolina Governor Defers' Suffrage Message Until Thursday. | By the Associated Press. RALEIGH, N: C., Aug. 10.—Al-| though the North Carolina Legisia- | ture convenes today in special ses- | sion to consider taxation reforms and ratification of the Federal woman suffrage amendment, leaders in both | houses predicted that the suffrage | question would not come up before Thursday. Gov. Bickett'’s message to the legislators today was devoted en- tirely to taxation. In another mes- sage, Thursday, it was announced at ‘his office, the Governor will urge ratification of the suffrage amend- brocaded linings, large deep collar and cuffs... $225 Hudson Seal Sport Coats... . Belted and beautifully lined, self trimmed or/ mataral GEURK CLIMMNOG sc cccccbcodesdhecseesecece \ - $565 $395.50 Natural Squirrel Coats....../ Three-quarter lengths, made of selected “es, e Q GOep COMUAF GRA CULIG ca cccocedcccpocccseccecee: NO INTEREST CHARGED Special fey $1.50 Impor 0} inches wide, nat trasting stripes of gray, taupe, Nile and colors; this is a pronot value—every yard per CC ae (Main Floor—Nugents.) grounds with con- Women’s $2.50 Juliet House Slippers “69 Just the thing for house wear: has rubber bels other (Main Floor—Nugents.) and stock tips; sizes 4 to 8; for Wednes- } 13 . Hudson Seal Coats........./ Three-quarter lengths, large flare, brocaded SEMI co ncdc cc c6doputseetbeeendcedboasbateuede ce FRAKHRH } | ‘a L 7 we ie —_- Buy in August Our Charge Customers : ; SP MM WD WONMI iw bcc cs cc ccc ces ccc cscs ces J bm . ment. Sf, (Bargain Basement—&*' *? Pay in November —may buy Furs in this sale and have | early , . Charlton Andrews which A. H. | Henning Player Sizes for Misses and iv not every S1ze 1n every model. unga OW prons Woods brought to the E:ltinge ino hS, This is a splendid 88-note (Second Floor—Nuce”~ ter last night is entitled ‘Ladies’ | Player-Piano that has been Night.”’ but there is nothing lady- | used, See PEC a oxceenk like about it except the title. A! tneeeneir overbauied be our ‘coarser or more vulgar production) experts—sold for $600 when could hardly be imagined. The au- new. In this $335 00 thors, evidently believing that the) BRIO Bl. weesessees . bedroom farce has become too tame, | have evolved the bathroom farce, | >4 .89 Regular sizes e Oil $1.00 Size ee Quick Disposal | 500 | L avory > 36 to 44 ; but the result does not make for) DU ap Midd \ Blouses | Extra sizes Two Models cleanliness. In fact, about the only| ; | 46 to 50 Illustrated clean thing about last night's play) S for (Regulation Models) 5 a Double extra Sale on Fourth was the water in the Turkish bath x: ’ * 5 ' scene, nen sizes 52 to 56 Floor The ore PORE » plot of the farce revolves $2.95 & $1.95 Values } eg ese ‘about the adventures of one Jimmy| r : Mad f d lit lat a “| ios Coe More than 4000 of them—purchased by us from a Walters, played by John Cumber- 20-07 bottle. An ee es Ce oe 5 Seas maker who needed ready cash and sold us this group land, who has been brought up in a} mi ? . middy cloth in all white and solid blue. as bi ieee eC IOC] ; “de wet } small town and does not like to go}! - ast t an- . at a big price concession In order to get it. | | actiy @stringeD Many have collars of contrasting shades out to parties or dinners with his| mown toilet - otic and deodo- of blue and red. Pockets, collars and They are all made of Scout Percale in navy, light wite oo the SE ee aa ee . tisa cuffs braid trimmed, smart emblems, and novelty patterns, all full cut garments with perso Te ae tie ponent prec ein Lagonda Player Soap. 36 1 , soft pat. dainty bows and ribbons. generous hems, made with large pockets, novelty on heroic measures to cure, take| This aerate a6-nete Galen - " 4 . / ; > %; , na . ~ > i. . " 1 ’ : : ») 8c Crystal White Laundry $1.00 Scarfs, 2 for | 59c & 75c Plain Organdies Boys Regular $10 | £ ; Dresser or Buffet Searfs; sizes 18x45, Come 38 inches wide, in ite Basem ui of Silk and Tub Soap, 8 bars, A Cc tae dieea che ties! Ge ight blue, Copenhagen, 7 Suits Tomorrow at 8x52 inches; (No phone orders filled). 18x52 inch insertion and medalhons; oy p> eh! eee ee: ; : (Third Floor—Nugents.) lace-trimmed edges; = = 3 — a ? n ek ccc eeae's & — S Ses Boys $3 and $3.50 Wash Suits ia (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) (f $1 98 Petticoats : In the popular middy, short Russian 1.95 St G ' . rn . . > v7 ; my , - am ed owns a0 eC ; tv Ie al ar t- . Oliver Twist and Norfolk models: materials $ S P Made in pretty ae These Suits are made in the colors ; - Materials are nainsooks terns, of cotton taffeta with ' "a: are wilateas, kiddy cloth, linene and repp; —_ v2 ‘ eetional flounce. finished wit! most popuiar for Fall wear. Muix- . . ’ | I , « - > sectional ti un * til i} i n and crepe; assorted attrac- tures of e ‘ 4 Tub its Go at In this gre eel find a wonder- sailor or Dutch collars: tie trimmed in “ul weer Me smal! $ navy, tan, gray and green, es 2 eiFourth Floor-+-Nugents.) pleatings ....++..-. 1.48 Brown, Green, Gray and Blue ‘edit Thev ‘re well tailored of materials colors, stripes and com ° $1.75 Lace Scarf $1.98 and $2.25 specially choses: fer-ahaaneaaeeee “ ” . . ‘ *« ent o ig ivertising awe: , ) f } assortmé ’ voiles, attrac- : . nt f the a rtising pages of a grade Player-Piano—has been oo : binations.....-...........3. Sizes 18x36, 18x45 and 18x54 in. American Nightgowns ‘lags nea PG Ay tks womans magazine used but three months and has tive tissues, ons, plaid ging- | 5 SIZES DAVY, OSS) Ot , = “i : . 2 , . Pat a ne ‘ le wi ng + g John Cumberland was at home A8 | been tn roughiy overhauled— i F hon ow Pte. san mae i } egal did variety ' SIZeCS, lined or unlined: button edges os. for $2.50, each dah: © a om : ate T} eats thie aa M39 er Allyn King Eleanor Dawn and the ba sain | : eizvec & ] > eras : ” Ae 9 and) embroidery $1 69 ¥ . ; ile gH . : other feminine members of the cast | PRICe OF sceraseees bottoms ; sizes 6 to 16 years. .. ° (2 for $2.50.) insertion; at Sob So + ee ee ee ee ee a a t may be safely said that they phys Fourth Floor—Nugents thstal hard WwW r, mizes 58 to ally were well fitted for their parte ” wr eis _ on 7 o pureeeines _ | $e ld no niece WAS a huge SUCCESS BOY HURT WHEN PLAYING “war"| Note the Prices $6.65 and $6.95 Marseilles &5 95 we ders Willen NA had , AEE ernenmrale on \ Pinern«Nedente) Spreads These are cove red wit! - 1 hest Come in “4 and full size; feather-proof and striped art tick ing: size 2ZOx26,and extra well fill ed with all-pure renovated feathers. * ; or \ nts ‘Silk an@@tesses Go at This gre smart dimities, linens, fle ‘ ss of Georgette texture, tis ssah silks and organdies. “Sgges—all sizes. BESEBSCRSSSSSHDERERRSRRERTHE TEPER RL ERC RRR RERFEPT RRR EERE RRR EVER TUORERRRRRRRBBEEe beautiful satin raised pat- | | 500 Hats I ‘omorrow at | terns; hemmed style........ Third Flo wente.t | Lindeman & Sons _ - ? en Rock Used as Hand Grenade by Op- $ | 60) $9.75 Marseilles Bedspreads Girls ($1.95 and $2.95 Tub Dresses PR. See Sabet oe ee | ee ’ . -. . nite . Sscnool iresses ot LUOU fe laa it oe 2 - . : : . EM ae | T Come in — Size, Sé al $ gingham and chambray in attra: - - Piaying _ ait with rocks re ry J. & 6. Fischer $] 00 | | loped —, ( ut-out ohana tive plaids and plain colors; size gh Tae Ce ed ba | . , pe “a , i rate te get : a 74 Was $125--20% off 88x100 in. ; heavy raised patterns © 6 to 14 vears Rares ks Es pages Pf SSA, oseph Ortlepp, 10 years old, of 3749 A, (Third Floor—Nugents.) (Bargain Square No Main F ae > * pa Ee 2% North Broadw inaiiot near his Ernest Gabler $ Pa IN ace, At home yeaterda Wan $240—20% off : ry . ae (Ortiepp was one of the defenders | oes es ee : eo a a a hh tated | . ee ae | 3 500 lovely Hats fs _- > lium size; | Family siZc; : bottoms and station- L arge 8 qt. size, | od c ° \s y $2.00 Saucepots “ suede eloth. elose-titting . ° § . him unconscious hie Was revived Baldwin $] 56 1 vanized; | masle; special ++ 9% ary weed ~ six quarts | $2.50 value, es pemebg Of heavy aluminum; three ¢ feather turbans. Lyons * ' Pe by a doctor and taken to his home Was $195-—206 off rim cov- | ; handles, Malek Ghy. | $I 88 | . Be 5 8] ats. with velvet brims with metal %, / F | | . | se vigin | Pan eloth erowns and high *, | a Engineers Not to Join A. F. L ) | | A gl om $ 5 3 lor | Hat eo. at this ‘, o CLEVELAND, ©. Aug. 10.—The | 5300 value, 29 - ? $ colores ais. fr) al ,ilad %,. J ~ hd A P “} omer! > , . | ¥e ® tie o price tomorrow. "Meg Peeceeoe™ e tects : ‘ , “ * | | ? 38 —— —. ———e < ‘a. Nugents.) gineers has « lrawn its applica 197th d 0] Sts. y ( 7 $ 4 mn fer me nip in the Amer! an ive pss ssbb teeeeeeeeeeeer ee eee OOOO OOOO HOO 00440 HOO Nn lerat f Lafer Warren & ~ : : ‘ ° ps ee ie ee. __errrree','*''**''''''....*' Tee eeeeeeeeeerermrermrmrmrmrrmrrr rr rr : a : 4 ivy ‘' ' ' " ¢ : - 7 — 7 - al lu AD: i‘ st saaa *, Lv Ininehnw

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——— —_—— ‘ST. Lous POST-DISPATCH ; od TUESDAY iv ENING, AUGUST 10, 1920, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH bd ~ SCHOOLS: “AND COLLEGES — ; r _ SOHOOLS A AND ) COLLEGES SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES _ | sominiiiaaal Jen, N. J., to Convert Poet's ee ene | When Folks RUSS 10 FOLLOW i For a Good Position PRACTICAL ART TRAINING | & as sine ret De a me A -_—-- ee —_— —-— — a —_— — em —_ = - ~_ s) CAMDEN, N.-J., Aug. 19. } Co oling eeze 7 , yO et . busines: ' ; . O ! That Br ! a it Coff WEE K The sail ory ate pee, Commercial Art > Cratts 47th pet's cw umbie little house in which ° Ay, ul ee crag ge ane women is greater a Interior Decoratioru Yeer ; ‘ Pl le 5 o ’ A. 7 now 4 ) enter Brown's of St. Draw: ing, Painting , Modeling £20 3 a . ’ Sep ; . On dave that are eweltcring hot plete with 7 feet of cord and ie he a s Vik he f yht Polar Cub has a handsomely an hoe > fie oa ve F Enished ‘eabie “t's adiuetable romped because of cost to — a OUuis- September Terie it be health or purse, they Fi rh nm en so stuffy you almost angie, and bas two speeds—for ur Carther | STORENON. WES CF OSS hange your mi: @ joy. but one cent’s worth of power in Z YY ‘ + i “A SN ame a “Get this busy little fan today. 8% hours. "a naturally drink i sioner in View © Increase in business Coil e des ST.L UIS SCH°oL OF FINE ARTS Get this busy ‘+ * éé oO . Hour after hour he will send out Most hardware and electrical Summer Conn]aint. 29 \CHOOLS—ST, LOUIS, | Skinker Road and Lindell Boulevard, St.Louis.Ma D e / i pers to Your his cooling breeze. - office and dealers sell Polar Cub. If your : home you can work im comfort, dealer hasn't thie individual fan, ge . eat in conifort, sleep in comfort. write us and we'll tell you where l d And all it costs is $7.50, com- to get it. A marked increase in ta, nympber LINDIX WOOD COLLEGE — : Home the Ce ebrate | FREE! FREE! FREE! if cas of “summer complune si The A. C. Gilbert Co., 327 Blatchley Ave., New Haven, Conn. of cases un int” re A yadue wanna ported among infants in th. jact | . ; , i Hospital Cor Box 35, St. Charles, Mo. | Maternity Clinic; Eye, Ear, Nose and -Throat Clinic; Surgical Clinic; Oste- , n3 week prompte osplita - OT nn js. For Yatalog Address opathic Clinic; Orthopedic Clinic—dally 8:30 to 11:30. All work done by grad- , . . 9 Jo ar C wb 3 - y, uate physicians; no students Strictly charitable. For admission to Clinic, ap- : This price is fully A 2c sioner Shutt to issue the follow, » J. L. Omer, D. D., Pres. ply at LIBERTY HOSPITAL, 4267 Delmar Av. The Master Phonograph ; Elect F . 2 below refiner’s car- ectric Fan a light or strong breeze. Uses set of recommendations to parent | EE » | and 10 Selections © load price today. Sup- ae | ae iy fe ! Th y R calculated to avoid the trouble: i ere’s a Reason ee 7 . Suz 4G | ply your needs at this Keep nursing i § e 7) & a TT } until September 15. Do not wean “% bs - oe ; y | babjes during summer. | rea est LY e aCl ] 1ce ae 1, a ee rl R E D N E RVE S Do not dress babies too warmly * bP , . . V ; ) Ritssit Bey an hot weather. For that fagged agkrsaaaty wanes aoe ss - ie | restless feeling— ee in St. Louis History | | Wee | | Camp’s of water between meals. lse water too tired to sleep— that has been boiled and cooled. always keep handy Avoid ice water, soft drinks and $50, ma Surplus Stock of GOODRICH DIAMOND sodas. tm pared | 5 aaa . ‘ bia | Li . “af ; A | ko not overfeed infants an vai oh | | a4 ‘ :, Sn | B A M. E P+ die in hot oat “s | Isr Grade Guaranteed 6000- Mile Tires Do not give babies melons or ANALGESIQUE i or any other uncooked an ama pes rom a Chicago dealer who was forced to sell -— ciean, hew ; _ a , ! 2 tj : , When infants under 2 years are ‘sh Sock, exactly Jike illustration, name and serial num. By “A $5 bin will bring to you: RGA AU UL om Sy Me i WAU } | ae : | ner : Ly OE on cow's milk, the milk should be ny . : > aie) ayy, Wie . | my sail : ; din ' > 2 l Ohana . m™ home the world’s celedrated mi y | | 4 ‘ ~~ : ‘ boiled a minute or two before’ | Fe Se Cal h tire. gS Saroli nograph and 10 selec- Na Ue 4 spas. hf — making the baby’s milk mixture Vd oP a see. Y : ait tes you to" enjoy “t . (Bome An-al-jay-seeh Bow-se9) If the baby starts to vomit or | Maal G1 Save From $9.00 to $30.00 Per Tire i premo pleasure, of “music iu yl Mat ee | ae ‘ude SWE Lita M. “Thos. Leeming & Co.. N. Y- to have diarrhea stop all food at constructed of solid , ogany, an: it withits Unt-tone | Business partners are seeking each once and take the baby to your Fid.7 att ~— 00 ! Ic la mon res , rept t i t | 7 5 rep inmates a urfa , other through Post-Dispatch Wants. doctor. : #5 £ nd ] ] ] *« oises yaa \ "ad ty pe “seaal . , and bp s the most natural ~ ° } The POST- DISPATCH in the only St. t. Louis evening A cottage with a large yard-—see Infant welfare clinics of tbe Mu- Boe te is Y - | oF te Our ; tones of any Instrument made Come hear it tomorrew. newspaper giving Asreciated Press news service. Post-Dispatch Wants. nicipal Nurses’ Association where 1 42 : . AL: depen, Spt: 4 Pad ~4 , egu!l Sacrifice : mothers mav have their babies 4: ve Sy ‘ R ed Nes agg tae ti , Electric oast “Ze treated, are scattered throughout the , ‘, ») >% 4 ."s he | city at the following locations: 1207 J, North Seventtenth street, 1459 North EPR 8 is tea’ Y ; ‘ s ’ | Market street. 5002 North Broad r r ? ae A ry nraskd $23.5 4 Between ’ way, 2234 Cass avenue, 3336 Frank-: ‘@ if tm : ~ askin - + Vy : and St. Ch lin acenue, 4303 Easton avenue, 1411! jU0RE Bhi OX Nena a3 — ne South Broadway, 2338 South Broad-' i}; Be... 32x4 Nonskia ‘ way, 7002 South Broadway, 1835 , i. +4 a) oo 33x: Nonskid * % South Tenth street za South at ie Se ae: t7 f ‘ Nonskid shy £3900 Compton avenue, 1248 South Van-| ‘gy 2 3 : k “ $40.00 deventer avenue, and at Washington ae fim nf d2x4 Diamond Core , 8000-Mile £55 00 University Clinic, Euclid and Mc- | 1aSPMS Se. OR f 34x4 Diamond Cord. ree 8 $0.00 : Kinley avenues, = ae dé! oC. - ae ) | | Metis of theme clinics 1a open Mon- | wa y vOx4!2 d amond Cord. ADVERTISEMENT : day or Sunday. All but the: Washing- he ee a ‘ 33x09 Diamond Cord..... = | ~ After you eat—always use ton University Clinic, which is open) HOR P. 3 te | 39x90 Diamond Cord fe daily, are open one, two or three A ay 387x090 Diamond Cord $3" 0 % ONIC ‘ "os 6¢ Ta ow *g> . ‘7 YY : 7 sa ’ . . . . 7. ~) : days a week at set hours. RELY Buy —Buy—Buy! NOW is the time. C tae he » : Ne ver before has opportunity , hoe . offered these wonderful high-grade Tir wie mie PI ‘For Your $ R STOMACH'S SAKE) 3,000, 000. 000 BUSHEL CROP | . r a’. “ | tions. There are no better Tires on the - — pare = ~—one or two tablets—eat like candy. OF CORN EXPECTED THIS. YEAR Neate fires. ‘Best in the Long Run.’” Only on 82,:4) cale at | | Lay ecling. Stops indigestion food souring, repeating, headach the many miseries caused by Acid-Stomach EATONIC is the best remedy, it takes the harmful acids and gases right — the body and, of course, vel. Tens of. thousands wenden’ rfu ty benefited, Guaranteed to satisfy or money re funded by your own drug- ' sis of conditions existing Aug. 1. In- oO rmeAT = D Today this equipment would cost $245,378,150, an increase of announced its decision to expend immediately between $7,000,000 and ’ ‘ $116,660,220 over the original investment. EL beng ee a fe ME af ferep and other Order a dozen large cans (or twenty-four small ones) from your dealer today. Remove - ’ ; : , ; sia Cc © ite ) Tb5 a | tment arpa of the date of this publication. . ; milk will make you a permanent buyer. ~ i 4 | AMERICAN BE : ee. | ® This order, one banker declared. a : : , ; OUT-OF-TOWN PATRONS and others | Wilson’s Milk is so economical! it reduces | was the consummation of predictions “th Jal ‘ r pre made more than a week ceo that the may mail coupon with iabe ls to ou g ——_ ‘er | ; > 8 | . the ‘ vin Comptroller planned investigation of mium room, inelud ling ten cents in stamps S) living costs ana acd ls to I JOyV y! 1} g. Many other valuable ‘profit-sharing pre THE NEW YORK CENTRA LINES this phase of the banRing business to cover packing and mailing. The pitcher | | . aPR Kev I . | which he then declared was charac- will be sent by ee ett ‘ EvAPoRaTED Ml x. miums are distributed free to our custom ) — : - wo 4 . terized by usurious terms of inter- —— est ‘te BIG FOUR - LAKE ERIE & WESTERN — MICHIGAN CE oe | ‘ ~ — 7 % . = NTRAL, | National banks have nothing to ( Indiana Condensed Milk Co., at} , . \, ee 3 . BOSTON & ALBANY ~ TOLEDO & OHIO CENTRAL - PITTSBURGH & LAKE ERIE ‘fear from sueh an investigation,” he scanenngtota pity = Ae ra \ . Indiana Condensed Milk Co. = @ E ¥ um Room, arke ) 4% oi q said. “This class of business repre- 2 NEW YORK CENTRAL- AND- SUBSIDIARY, LINES sents only the smallest part of the St. Louis, Mo. Se Premium Room, 402 Market St. ; Po } p a Lindell 6550 The Corn Products Refining Co. postage to cover cost of mailing. 4 . = } bulk of banking business and rates ; aR", charged for call money are not by ae Ee Pe oe Pm St. Louis, Mo. any mean excessive but ‘only the logical reflection of the ratio of de.- mand to supply.” t

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&: ee To -“ - —" — ss © — a eee * 7 ee id 4 — rs — _- —— | USA EG ay ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST- BUYS WHITMAN HOME | Whitman, the “good gray poet,” jand will house the relics, books and | By the Associated Press Constantinople and will open up a/|mercial concerns which have entered ——-- | lived, has been : av iv he - | 2 ; ; purchased by the city| mementoes that have survived t ° ' 4 . ; m, N. J., to Con “ ert Poet's Res- from the poet's three nieces. It will | beloved poet. It was here that many arriage icenses CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 19.-—-A general banking business here next;the Black Sea and Mediterranean idence Into Museum. tt ee 'New York trust company has leased fall, witha view to meeting the needs | trade. Seeial to the Post-Dispatch. hes converted into a memorial mu-|of the poems that have throbbed + _ CAMDEN. N. J... Aug. 10. «= The | eum. It will be moved to either | their way into the hearts of the er Births Recorded tg: 3 mble littie house in which Walter| Whitman Park or Forest Hill Park.| were written. The 101st anniversary. tania ee ’ of Whitman's birth was recently cele- | brated by a pilgrimage of devotees to Burial Permits ; Best by Every Test ' ; Give reas é oe | on of Amorican shipping lines and com- ‘his tomb in a cemetery near here. weit The Sarola 1 - ) 4 | The house is a square wooden MARRIAGE LICENSES. | AS - structure of two stories, with smoky, a 12) Meee 1004. Market | age - ; ‘4 growing | ‘somber clapboard front and a tall! Rertha Swaffora "| Signy 11 S. Oth —~ re, e — hild - chimney bending a bit with years. om Gee BRO »% dckcccchas uincy, I)! : ey Py ane | — - ~ livers to Your Pern vast P seénseene} ab. / Ga TT . a aN . Seg 7’ p=™ | c ren . Pony. ils n nee = 5 19237 Nov ns ms" , ' : a \ ; \ : me the Celebrated Mm ~~ | Sprite Martin 2200022000222. Shean St nt , TUN IRA\ Ata Kraft Cheese Louls Bonano Cheese in tins, is an ideal food ra- fford pleasing and fh kine “cissns Sent occas : Camp Ss ans a Pp g v ) Children like cheese dishes. Well sock aston tins, is never indigestible. 19-8 Andrew Lor rieties — Cheddar, Pimento, Chile, honograph ond 10 ogee: ) ; of ! is t sales the on Anna D. Steck ......2.0.7/ 74562 New Park | ‘ : ‘ in “ar aoe a | ishhon woe | bodies, and active brains. ‘KRAFT#@CHEESE prod a the most natural fj ° 4 - est milk obtainable—mulk that has been John P. Cabanne 2 THAT DISSOLVES = ESSIVE lige gE EY de Finan : : IVC A, | BOYS and GIRLS of growing BEST CANE GRANULATED XCESSIVE Bi sets. © tsi. ti cee | \ eas) Le) | BOs sd Oimt ot pret | ACIDI | Dorothy age Wiliams .....Ferguson, Mo ay i an = AA Ad : food that builds good bone and gel This price s fully 2%0 en, Castle A 'Wedind |": Genta, 5 ; ' - ar 7 -.. 8418 Penns) ivania or two tablets—eat like candy. real ~hes rove v4 iy relovesl cope indigestion, ELECTRIC IRON cin Fe J, Wonmer Bie, Springs, Xo Stops indigestion Jo in Sam C'othran ‘har! M ‘ Feeling. uring, repeating, headache Ruby Luckett’;:.,,,....Chat * Mo | > ° ise ies caused by Arthur Paul Smit! paeceeocosceetrat. Bena aany miserie Martha S, M. midt *’.. Jennings, | On = 1¢ . | ee Acid-Stomach At Rast 86. Looie, best remedy, it takes ° ° , . ewe tebe " ings with 7H/S iron—no troublesome Raphael White rarmful acids and gases right out ; ) | “astesesanenss Zast St. Lou! ) . Body ont, ot carves Sey repairs to bother with. Its sturdy con- pinac thosa a. fess] WI ¢ struction assures years of uninterrupted George Smith .,. Urbana, I \ } Always ready for use. No delayed iron- Borman Weber ited. Guaranteed to satisfy or “ n . Luciiie Weinland | Retanded by einai = service. Of course it costs a little more sta trie. John Rashus Mary at first, but is cheaper in the end. Will McDowell cast St. Loui Johnnie Clinton | Iehn FF Booker MY DAD’S favorit ‘ “ Hattio M. King ..cessseses++-St. Louls, Me THI : oe Georme FF. CRBBOE ceccoceodeccer »-eru, - _— ween ibertines Neamon »~LCentervili ij Aibel ryi , e* « @ At Clayton. THE OLD storekeeper, WHO WAS playing checkers, Sold by Electrical, Hardware, and Department . fay nell 7 A lt é€ peeesentée Ti est Bi , pl ; ass Stores, and Electrical Companies she } ie eeene of 2 | OTA be, Lente . , IN THE back of the store. "> rd art , shacdedsscad th ae ‘ h A 2, rae ; Lotie Woolard ...-eecseeeeces 1s! ash AMONG THE coal ofl ‘rnest Boatma : oe » oe lar\sSa, i i . oe , +. > > *h Hat) i lly! | ay qT We Ww UE \ | : : ip i} lt ALL Tat | ’ N}) mie MY ti] TTT ' mah Ht 1h I iT i! li Hh Joand N. Ellis, 1323 N. “Taylor, | HAPPENS ALONQ, hi i Me FE, : ree litee ; TT HN HN NH ATTN i} William Weuerhan ......-..-. Millstadt, 31 : AND THE prunes, ’ | ith OMT . eve i! Ant i fl Viola Sowman Rellevitle Mi Hui i | | ij AML UALHHASPRT dae UE | ei | il yf ii ih | } MN M HII (GH A HANH TA Mts ALR CH Hil Zé THAR | M : i i 1 Hh hy Wy Hh A” 0 ATT J PUINMITOMIMI it i Ht and M: Tischacek, 3626 S. Grand. | iF YOU'LL keep qutst, | : yet! Woe it i ’ ay A ! / i Mi (i | + 1 IWATE hall tat , 2723 ¥ ] MAC it ~ One = a AS gay 14-08 *e ANA AAA ARVO A NH A RA MA A if i hy AWAIT and G. Schmoll. 2822 Wisconel | DON’T LEAVE It to Georga, : | HI iit TARA RL 3 uchta, 45624 Atkins,” *ee q away abso- | | i in i Na wi IAL W.aral. ‘arczak. 1427 N. 9th. | ; ny Ait iM anh '| and C ‘ase. 232 ; S 24 * @ ; } i thir He i aT aR ves " | Lucy 8 penal py | .. Hoxie, t Ss 62ce : | Hii Hi Wh a Nii TATA HRPM LTT THTRTLI HARE i WNNiilttitaviet ‘it Hii MAA CAMARA AAAI AE ae Loretta ear ate) NS. “tou ) WHEN THE shertff, © i \ Cine INA Ih HN THA TitWi HAWK) 1) ee At St. Charles. | sks HARSH HTH A Fe Zi 1 ea Uh SB il “7m ita i} ) i | | HH At N. M. Whitfield .........-s+++++-Beott Field | ’ front.* Ml | it | w ouT Ea : i ut | BOYS AND 8! said “Sh-b-hl » Fe Witt SUT Ea Hit i) ) ae) ; i i Witt * ¢« @ cet : ; Hi A cut with stars |. i, i HT Ni Itt FYRINSTANCE IR, ) it OR READ about a smoke. Ida Saverwein | | Nit , * 6¢«e | HH | NTU THE TG AT Wi Mt id praxi n coccvcevesceeetst, LAM WHO HAD just famped his king, } Hy h, Trr?r? .- OU . . - Ht | i ail qn : a ae : SAID “S! there's a customer, AS A HB wen Ut WT HT rere ue — —e NI mr i \ ; THT | BIRTHS RECORDED. | eee AT MME Hit AAR MA iit a . | Hii) | HTH ) gee THE > and F erman, 244) Menat eee i i | | Pe I i vik} ih Tl AH A and C. Wics, 2723 Wisconsin MEBBE HE’LL go away.” Wy saddid dil ) n B Lach. 2ns2 | on. Te NOW HERE’S the big idea, H Th : i ee Ornament to \ ha ae t / MS tT aH Nite W. an L We mes +s 621 ‘imps . And ; 5 | Mn tH Hi | i. id erg ae: Laura | YOU HEAR of & smoke. lh ti TTSTRALT OP bal b LIAL TT : ; : ‘} i wf HII} HA THT HH} Hit AMAA A Manufactured by W. and A. Depelhener, 1465 Laurel. | N PLEASE the tasta. American Electrical Heater C Detroi iat gaia: ge age ie : Rdjom Bacher. 24 2611 Carine: accident. 6 not delay. Get yours 4 ; — Charity Brittan, 65, 2943! Atlantic of Wilson's delicious * Distributors for sissiutt't'ases | |f || AMERICAN BEAUTY PERCOLATORS—IRONS—TOASTERS economical it reduces dds to the joy of living. i= - i | T ible *profit-sharing pre- te. a" ae sieaeliou. (ne Cc IGARE T E 3 .— (— : Ae aie MLL saa ex ane Gout Mine vives ; ; nate Hlermat rT “s ; (“harles, widow of mann. died at her home tl} used Mik Co. | Sam ELECTRIC CO., 904 Pine St. ee ererer Lae Kiggerton izes Shanes Oe / __ PHONES— sisters and ¢ —5 402 Market Bt. : ae eee a is, Mo. ma | Lindell 6550 Central 1681 oe

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sg" ee 2. ee ae a POLS FAST DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1920. _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 ; | MESITANCY, Mt NEV 7 YORK STOCKS NEW YORK BONDS |! NEW YORK CURB FAIRLY STEADY 77 GRAIN PRICES HIGHER i i ee SW C8 WR NST LOS LD. ni 1 the Post-Dispatch Special to the Post-Dispatch , he X , re fi ge . @ —" . / wer 3 " > = , = les of bonds on the ew York Stock Exchange to- NEW YORK 10 Follo iw I lies ‘ o ’ =e oe 2 d ' 4 vic\ YORK, At O—Total sales on the New York Stock E x ee ge tous NEW YORK, Aug. 10.—Tota!l sa : ang eS ANE A. Aus ollowing is alist of today’s sales and higc>est. lowest an a i ¥ . nar . ren Rane 5 with 1,000 400 yesterday. Sales to 2 p . were : day were $7,041,000, against $7,744,000 yesterday. $12,197,000 a week ago. $ r .546,000 a Closing prices for the most active stocks deait in on the Broad street curb: a: a : : = pe ; ; P “ ith the bigh, low, closing and $6,084,000 two years ago. From Jan. 1. to date, $2 .339,643,000, against nn —-—-- ~ . " Pe aoe a © “a Stocks High. __ Low. “Close. | Sales. Stocks. High. Low. Close ooh }: ng is a list of today’s sales on the Stock Exchange, et 95 165,000 a year ago, and $967,797,000 two years ago. Sal _ Stock: ree - ‘ ane SaaS #3 § om | Special to the Post-Dispatch | ; Grain prices were fi } ind the net ‘hanges for the day: wing is a ompilete st of eales, the total sales of eax h security ani he hig) P rollows ' ; on _ , ity nd se , - Acme Coal 2 . ’ “00 Un Eastern ° ° » rq = } “an a” : ig pagan Mg ee 5 "Net. eens . j sd rocks Sales High Low. Clese. Ch’'ge. | STOCKS Sales.High. Low. Close. Ch’ge. | and low prices = t I ; Aetna Explos, 8 M ‘ej suv West End con.... 1 I NEW YORK, Aug. 10.4 decideg : on the Merchants change , ‘ee 6 6: S seh L. Onn ~ High. Low. \ aE +: a - - BONDs. : *0 a | ket recovering al — ' rg Ind Al, 1900 : 7 “in $1000 lots LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS. ae me ee ’ & | ‘aS Apes 6 Ce ee ps Ft a ae Rin a ‘Selling pra 5 Tee gnid-ceeel n period Cash gr . > “ - ‘ ' — / — 7 #24U 2G? . ' ede t OF / 0 tee ; on? os P ®t today. ig . .. - ; ’ , - 7 : ’ . : | : : F 1 NITED STATES BONDS, oO 7 m r. C cls 4 OO \ -Am Oil. 7 . ° . a 4 « ; ng P } a x were higher. “ - : fe iing un 6 S Libert: Le 70 /pen Prev ° e S Liberty in ae... 83°40 to S83. 10 | foday High . Low . Close. Close. | te 7 suo Am. Tel. Gis, (se.. } ats oxtin | Was absent in many issues and ¢ sf nts. There was no selling pres S Liberty 2d 4s.... 84.56 to $4.40 |p Liberty 34a. 90.82 00.70 90.76 90.82 ) a wa _™ a 1,00) Am, Tel. Ge, 56 8 0 . S Liberty 1 54.40 B44. Armour Leather. 15% “OW Pan-Am ; a: a 4 4 port from North | ' are a ; re rth Tha ke | Vanadium |v ivaudou ‘ A \ A i) 4 \ S Vic oe > moderate outside interest in the en vi — _ --s. am SO «= By Leased Wire From the New York areau of the Post-Dispatch. : . lh YORK, Aug. = one | . ede: 4 A : 7 4) )y ‘9 + -- ~“ do pfd ; ss 1: - —a >} Dom ~ i —— . ‘ri rhit ad finuane ' a a ey (do pf. ning Post, in ite copyrignica * ; Syn 3,4 a ¥ Am. Steel clal roview today, says = os ~ ee - ‘Am. Zinc .. “In default of any clear view of the r : : Ay ‘ : f a7 Anaconda Lo : ~. . ’ - * | BRaliwin .. B6.600 Russo-Polish gituation the stock ma! = & , | 41, 1% : | do ofa 40) ket moved in much uncertainty @Nd) jrarret © , ‘ - bh ’m@ Ablow +++) | Ratopiias eonfusion of mind during most of Booth J: yf G' a. | Beth, Sti 6 22 s , * G , . adido pees a ; A rs iV! . a exic today’s business. Trading was light~) (4) py eid ~ nt-.9 ‘ w) SU sé hej Mexico a er, and at times different Stocks | Ca! zvet. ee +4 ‘ l | Beth. Motors... % Pa) | 19 Swiss Govt 02%, to 10244 seemed to have no relation to one), Teen td + | — ee og oa ay 3. Se: 5 * a ihe — ee OS SF =siy a od ~ | ei | os —s he Ol et oe t 1}) Lis joint 4s 4s Pots et mle ee ee 1 l I . I Traders Wait on European | oh o2 S4h0 S440 | ~ “ , . ~ > € i 7 « »-O ‘ *?. «). m. od : ; n — ‘ “ > - : ' phd , 7! 4; ——— ae |. + S Liberty co? ** a 84 OF ‘ Pre "GO S430 re ; Arn Leathe ad ee Bho 1,000) Russ Govt ‘ -¢ + ate were irregular gi uctuations in : Developments . France st hte — oi, white M. C.. U S Liberty 4th 4%s, r . : 8S 5 60 SS.48 BS 06 . ee : > aaa - =O Sinc. | ie: et ; ae due to special factors The wheat marke ned fiem Lf. Ucar —~2'% | Wilson & Co s1 : : 5.04 54.06 4.96 85.6 | . steel... 4a°5 i, OOO Swiss Govt 5% % higher and helped | corn ~ ao phe : a ; 2 . . i wo - +. + “ . 4 : , -' -* ‘ ° 4 ‘ : x" S : - rye . ' ‘ cme oT two iSSUese Were wi } - ry , ou 4a - . ‘ 1, 3 s ' By e° Of - Eo te - “~'- + e- f Said to Want Another a i anes ..1., | 1 1 aiicen 4 mty FOREIGN BONDS. do 38%s ...95.60 95.68 95.64 95 O5. 5.5 toston ! *-16 ; 15-16 fen ont 7 ‘ ' a bes & er 7 91% | Werth Dump, - 222 Anglo-French 5-year 5s. . WY - trier " , rn O00 Un Tank Line_is. 96% 90% 6 but there was covering of sh bone! ber wheat began a la | a , ~ | - a 20,00 U. 8. Rubber 714 - 4 ; ; 4. ae September corn $! +" and | City of Lyons ; ' the declines and rallies followed, . , “) ' ructble | > oo - Sak Wat . 19% 2 ercul ret . i to 754 shares of stocl small. Changes in others wale ‘ P - . ‘ oe ‘ 4 A ‘ a mL zi ia o >) \ ‘ i? - LZ ic , . especially true toward the close of | . Ann Arbor 48 — eh zh al : " ‘ yourat ‘ hd | i an "y r Che followin g is the list of the sales made, fined to fractions sued after the close veasterday. ol, Graph, » 4&2 zl : & | (Ger T ‘ i . ; ° ‘toe bo , = ecaall . ve f 14.9000.900 } hel wand et ge : oR t os ‘ mn. Al J S35P . ~~. A T & S Fo-gen 4s és oly Liggett & Myers 5: io: ee Indian Packing V1. = wit . ee payed Salt Creek was the feat , —_— - drop o sushels, brin , , : : yf on- Goce Sore tt. " , on . ; a oe , = T 3 F cv 4 ee ue % Lorillard 7 : 5 ret 328 3 gen, | Peres Wi h the preceding day's sales or last ‘ \ ak eature of the ~ o were reporting the pacific -nompadlegg luett-P' body... ' ; | Haskell & 3 ' a os “ate me Lorillard Co. Moh ' “10 Kay Oar nity Gas ‘ ‘ uw | Urevious transaction of recora oil list, interest being atracted by q aa che tere phe yn SS 4 Gown to elliatory speech of Lioyd George to & F&F, ‘Inspiration ; ’ 32 £& O 6s “hy Louisville & Nashviile 7s _101 : Libby M ( Meal. ie ase ae 000.9000 busheis, resulted from a » ( r SECURITY Sales Price (th' ge oe eee “Oil Bank of Commerce 3: ei ore international DaEeana a ae result of Diack rust The sp a hesitant and watchful attitude orn —~ oh a qq"! &? , k ‘ vai . Be | ‘ * “ = ‘He . ‘ avaie ste: | cvt : ‘ } Manhattan i a ; hee is po a8 nN salnieel yielded 4 = wheat erop of "6 2 Onn Hana }, ishelsa : . j 1 t . : q 4 : rie >) ; ‘ te ‘ - i¢ $ é ‘ a ; ene > Se &,! wh yeti | TTh (ic " 2a “et? gan, 66 hf - O48 PLE & WVa dis Ty Mo, Kan & Tex Meritt Oj Simms Petroleum, after a a — - pares with 25°9,000.000 for §.vear “Other markets than that for stocks Sy Bethlet ' pe show of erare The estimate of 623.006 itu a @ ‘on . ; pe lp ' , sethlehern 2 on 4 ‘ = ' 4id not show the unanimity of senti- ae as ea) ~ an Secis- es on - om ‘ ' fethlehem Ste m os » Montana Power Co Os ser . t wi, Nor. Am. Pay ) a0 “« | Indiahoma record, and White On fell a substan ‘tf .> . . . ve : . , XS S as ‘ " tue a al . > ¥s , : ‘ t 4 Cc . , ‘ . J . . sy "p lé . i . + # ’ ; ‘ “a i ‘' ’ g ss y ‘ rease of 1s Anan Hann by 7 . : $+. : ‘ortland Cement ++} tial fraction although the -— @ ; , ueheis for news and rumor regarding Poland hie i were small A heave tone conta » ; ly today l’rob- : , ‘ . : rr 3 2 ’ , > : ’ 42s ‘ 7}. . ‘ 7? 2 rey ref a FA ba 94 ; - si le See in noon, adv ance d ah ar} ‘ t! ; (it rT . - . -orfolk A s . f " ‘ . ( 1. by > as ‘©. ie ra - Ng tional Bank of Commerce. ‘ one - y F . A } ', .) ably this was a consequence of the) do deb. 4-4 Se i¢ | Shat-Ariz Cop North Puc 44s ... $% to 75 42 Ranier Motor: iy 8614 Mercantile Trust. . i - Chicago Stock Sales | § etek te Shs. beeen ce ' ® ' CC No ‘ac prior lien , , Mississippi Valley Trust ... ) ei?» which ts 154,900,000 bushels over . moar = m oa ‘ 1 ~ : . : ; ; . ‘ a ; on the spring whe at crop. Liouston — . i ; @ Smelt oe r, : : ; '™M », & evt 5s ser RB Cal lst 5s J a ) ss Pos , = ; ; Carleton — Gestn of. ; ' | : | ‘ oe , . 6 Oregon Short Line rfze ‘ ' ‘‘ertain-teed ‘Prod. let pOGicd sa; ' CHICAGO, Aug. 10.—The following ist he 5 be “Following the recent statement | Hupp Motor .. ; 3% 1, | tigre ) , >CM & Fr ' 1 t SPS ber i-e- Pi ° 2 -ae lo » 58% : ee rts 418 ac eee that ance is prepares Oo mee | do list pfd... ) ta i a Burt om 7%, : 8 ! ae ' + — - 49268 Elv & Walker D. G. Ist pfd.. - tb ae on the Chicago Stack % , : ; f Iron Works com , Bras ckKS = ——— 8 ised - 5 * SA! Ss STORK: Hig 1 law, ; Reportcd by Merchants’ Exchange @ S Liberty Willys-Over 5.84 05.62 OF — Oe ‘Mm’ Texas Co ' . ert Victo On. Me oone , - ; Wm) West. Elec. 7: a7! a7" support for a time and went ] upward after a stea dy = I —-: a , ' cau Of etals 2 City of Bordeaux 6s —— 29 > 7 ‘ ‘ " . . a “en : " - A . : . . > : a h oy . ’ oP ° \ |’ ’ . . 34 “se — -—-—— —— . “ys ’ . , . " A, ’ : GERMAN Mt NI€ if ALS. profs Ssional ope rato Ts Ww ere leng a : w! $) ” rhe Ld : : >s n Alaska Jun. : wv 1S ee 1 eee eI City of Paris 6s ‘ . ,VOO Frankfort 4s primary wheat receipts have not Belgium 7's temp. Us uS% tO V6! a ae ' - o0 French Vie Ss opening and brol t pe im are roke . & Man. ref. 5s ae oa comprised larmeliv of old orde Dominion St Was arally on short coverings Central rfg 4s S*. of wheat, including 1322 cars Inter R T ref 5s ts through 11% O0on revti : : of oats cent low mark. \ moderate demand — ’ K Southern Ist 3: rit : m l inf - 3} : | ; Submarine Boat held about unchanged 176 throug! I, Ss & M Ss Ss. - “ 2 Trcu.es, ms 3 pad 9 - . = és ] : , . s ; | Change today, the aggregate, amounted in the Government crop report : oul e f ' st ‘4s ® el l hi h Vi 1] , : ge mn " the market, when cable dispatches Armou! é io Mt ay ig yen "hate si ~ hey pe 1 . the price paid and the net chances as com Net} decline of about a point whe block — Parliament on the purposes of the al- Louis. & Nash unifie oe -,0 Leetone Pe , = = ee « “i Tenn C & a ‘ , “ Oregon-Wash RR & Nav 4s 6 iy Sa | ‘reek “y On “re Certain-teed Prod. COW. eT 7 j Laclede Stee] (€ ae 0 1.640 Armour Lea. * 4% f . ¥ High — sities ire Co. @:D Ge Qo) # OY Swi .? ey 1 ne dunt Marland Refining Ce a‘ ; Oo Armour Lea. | a: = s eg a aT oT wy _ Reading gen _ BRS -- . a Psy ’ Wo Ne aetio: ‘es n | i ) "“) Reaverboard ? ES . J DECEMHER WHEAT Reading C RRN . l 4s... ae, ea oe» RX 2 iN; Papen hhumnte p* i‘n «ee , lean maturity in October, it is now explicitiv stated that $40,000,000 out of the $250,000,000 bonds whose re- * demption falis to France have been > ta. HOO Th oi, F3 Rn TT om i y * Chile Cop per repurchased in the market. For the! Int. Parner 7 f 2 ! ‘a a. est? “att. s dy . indus . regt, $50,000,000 gold may be sent. . | > ., aes “ “4 n on ans in part payment and the wish is ex- pressed of meeting $125,000,000 of the! pats Tee. $5 See ¥ ' | | remaining $160,000,000 through IS8U- |p oose-W ge eRe 5% : : S : 9 nat ‘ ey ar 4 a8 . py St i ; FF ser H 7 I Ow Libbv Wa i Ess wn aie © GY « i. = 3+ “OCA « o . ; 6 bes dinary occasions be a natural inci- Sei a ; : _ , ‘ ‘ ry be ; : 7 y ’ : 1) : : , ri 1 , oe ' igi hd 1 Salt. "100 Libby-MeNetl ‘ deht of the settlement. It is the high! Maniti Sugar 106% 93%, y , hee yee 4: ergi, Og! " ” o. we f S . TY PP Re 40° hs ’ White Of) 1A et : SAT tn carlead tele Ie Sects 220 Mitchell moter al of capital oe Sieneult mn- | x “ ata” 4 we a ' , - . ! + = +» BR as nts SOU , 2. a Pets ; * sal gag ' be, ve . Fine +4 £7.00 1 oy bbl. coaree at $s: ee ner Doi — aie cae ofa. : . qi vestment market which has been the Mex Pet @ | rf ! O oF = ‘ oy x i fs eye 4 > ac ‘tT ‘ . ? . O34, : aT AND. ARD 2 Te Rea aoe 150 4, kk i lh a ott nf ' = wi i : a ity : DETEMPER CRN lim gelv \ ri 3 g : 4 — discouraging consideration. While the} Mont. Pow : , : ee 1 de it pfd i! 187 YORK COTTON oe a o> . ie aes uo +5 ndiana Pipe Line SS - say Shchia. Meateiae ee . 5 . 128% . | oat o mi, 9 : NEW 35 x . 3 etiad = arg 2 f " Include the Post-Dispatch be 5 Quaker Oats 2, e. 4 aR OF tint loan suggested could undoubtedly be con Ss ... ; ; gen 4s : , ‘ MINING, | 24" Reo Mi tor I MAY ©CUORN laced, th » of int Mich it | Men ay 7 aap fee ' reat Nor. 0! : , | a tc eM rae placed, the rate of interest which At. An 8 : =f he ,=er Tht * omar SHOWS ADVANCE 3 Tel ‘1 & RR een Ss ) 14) Auoriaan Mine | } your list of vacation needs. Your 218 Sears-Roebuck |... 1s 0 [ae >—— a : | | eh was 0 a : . . 128\a would have ’'to pay may be partly | 7 Hat ne Fy ~~ trnatait Avenue adj 5s ...... 1 ! ig Ledge ‘6 1-16 ) paper will be mailed daily at 4 8 a. bie oF ££ 7 ey Wubi" Ieee ’ ’ , | s 4 om—_——_—_— « - judged by the 8 per cent rate on the) > Acme... tbs _ ; St TL ne | ; . Th | Swise Government bonds lately float-', nduit. Oe bead a ae ae. 4 IN MID-AFTERNOON ! P ac cific * ena 3.900 Hos. Mont. , i } et = : | Nat E. & 8 ; : : Pac 2 244 | can tee & to 8114) 4000 Cons | wit | regular mail subscription rates. SEPTEMBER OATH. _ ed here, and by the market price of | Nat. & 8.. n4 34, ! ei 2 ar ‘ 245 af ——| to | : ates : g | fi. eee oO — 82% commanded now by the British) Si Que : in Some ets, Hi , ae : 9 Union Pacific rf 4s ...... la to T3% reason Gold ... Address changed whenever de- $1: . Arbon 60%, 5M, | = . 72%, Tol T%@u TORE Government's 5% per cent American | OK. | >. : 3% 38%: i NOT & Mex Se EE |Special to the Post-Dispatch > *f a! Reneer Ws... TT = : 200 Golden Gate. ..../+ 8 : . : SS ; gg he Me paagas, : BERS AG DECEMRER OATS e loan of 1937.. Aas for the question of | © ° er ates ool of “ Y acy Ww i 704 : NEW YORK. Aum. 10.—An opening deciine +7 | a Dard, =, (2 O71, " ec At sired. Order through your car 2% Venti Ratters 3 cease tee 7h | ee ;, ‘ SCE »s , 3 of about 2 to 10 points was followed by ral- 2 U8 rel os , ek se . ; 1 Mothe: le 1% ’ : "9 rier or by telephone—Olive or oO Western Knitting. 1 15 - 1s , g hi, ...70% ae a 7 ato% erty lies tn the cotton market todas owing {to ait choran Paci ce My pa “ty, "0 ‘an i te] rreoryt t ! , Central 6600. BP, es . eovering on the reports of too much rai in : port of January, 1919, that it had , 27 5a ; is >) we abo ”* 7 the South Notwithstanding the onater ul V a iaRtaiaiy ina aie a coll ‘le , c 916 di Rets ! : : d : _ — : = in if the Southwestern apot marke's sve ) > x ricen Da! ay twon lent to & ng! and im 1916 and > ein in , on. | Sor ty, , a 2% ot : vn By near months were relatively firm on cov- | veu Issue tan Louls commission houses jo farmers 191; in support of credits opened in; ;,' ~ . A , pos ot | mess f ’ ering by straddle or speculative shorts, and | —— = country ences for touna iote® Sam Sngland.’ > Wheeta .) ~s ae : * > Metober sk to 31.88 before the end of | on ore are usually quoted higher: eer + ; : . . rt , On) : s I . | ihe mo: rn os or about: 46 points higher. wh) , EGGS—Fresh country candied, 45; Government's Grain Figures. ia ze Arms . ’ Re ' | ” nl von td 7 ih a iveeses of § i Caven returned. 44 * ; : ' 5 ‘ wt . : 7“ ° , - ; + | it 7 OT iv? et ‘ | 7 1. - a a The Government's grain crop esti- |... toobuck. 2 ; ies (2 va sua? 04 “s | 39 points. The onening decline was in tf! $5 000 000 ry bie. a ot ae ake! ete! ye mates, published after the close of Sine! i hn ; te Y. 2! v, _+ & : + ‘face of relatively firm cables and private ad- 9 a 42: | pai kit a ero iwe-to « iA ; ; oh, | os pee ' ' | vices reporting a better feeling in London as o° .. DAC MINE ~ ator Sy = r PomrriTRy huis etrale@ehe rune, business yosterday fulfill in all but |Shell Tr co . 200 6) / 3} ln ; ; r 1 | the war eenenent receded ° e § one crop the hopeful é@xpectations | sernuehe ee ed toa + pfd, 2 :, a7 “Liverpool was a seller at the start, but - | a oe | gen chickens, the vt thts “wrsed on this year's remarkable * j : a. y. na i n! : ‘ »- » 9 h se with ‘ontinental connections were | BS, TOURS, Sat, Wine lege ase 25 to ° ‘ _ ; ~ ' . C , ~) ‘ : ar . , little more | ca hene and tome 440 iia, gue ,oung ap ot i wits poe° © ; a o fA. ; 8 | mtn» Svea ) - | o ibe and ‘ile: old ducts . 4 oat Zea R un nee 1 hte gErowing season. Winter wheat, for oy a twhich only 483, 600. 000 bush: ls were imap showing rains in Fastern sections of the ducks ' ; 7 ‘ duc spredicted in the April report 1)9.- ,2 | belt. The market, however, was by no aon en Yea & y/ e . . otes § » i epring geese, 2’, gulveaes " a ain 2 : active and though a better feeling was in evi-— _ ay ( t bl S k F d -— 7 ‘hat 4 a gov0.000 less than th yearly average “*Increase. —Decrease .. Unchanged idence around the ring. the demand was at- | r {0 OnVeT 1 = 1n) 1t) un O ine , Ibe | 1esee ion eee ete tte “a since the War began— gets a harvest tEx-dividend tributed largely to covering. ooo ‘ . ; - + e news from the domestic goods trade, how- | r ’ 20 ue Pp “ | auere VEGETABLES, rofited so greatly from the propitr- | ‘5 PsP ' oe AN. &. harilysyffeient to ereate bag, aang Ere Interest payable March 1st and September Ist Ba Sone ee foo a ous weather that its indicated vield pene Roonand e lor sccount fe Pd i hicag rd . ‘a ic d fo ? ° . ‘ 4 a in o, 4 yr Pr aoe - Boston Stock Sales | There ‘difference ‘es of opinion regarding Coupon Notes in denominations’ of $100, $500 and $1,000, registerable as to principal only, redeemable mn whol 7 : -.—Home-grown, 2 ’ sin Marked up 224,000,000 bushels from are of opinion re ~ ? re r iy the uf a res- °°. ne P ’ a) To " he rainy weather In the So r or in part at the option of the C ompany on any day prior to their maturity upon thirty days’ notict E “RLERY —Mi higan highbell. $1.80: tthe Initial forecast of a month aro W 1] 3 — ——— ' Imac ts : he Pract ane tc? ;ert wet spell hee lasted about 10 days andl its condition has improved 2 per cent a treet mpoees NO tae | +e may promote plant growth, but according to at 619 or for sinking fund at 105, in either ease plus ac erued interest. a $! ring July, & most unusual occur. ROSTON, Aug. 10 The neat list eae ‘all reports it is promoting the spread and , x 2 a re ‘T MRERS-—Home-grown. bu bos, rence, for the percentage has be an : N C t cludes sales and highest, ow est an ciosing it creasing the probability of serious damage I . é = . A a ‘ 90Cr , a as | prices for the most active securities dealt In | from insects. There were rumors circulating nterest avable w ithout deductio ) “eder; ’ , ot In excess of 2%. “ iREEN CORN—Home-grown, the to er ee recee ed in the Auguet EW Sand ommen l\tedavy on the Boston Stock Exchange: with reserence to the ne —~ gen 4 of “ “ ns ; norm de ral In ness } —e . | 4 E es no ; row . ae « tas — “crop report url ve S he caAlwre " - a private midmonth condition reports an a ’ ; P 40 i : » | 275% tn “ metry te omen 12 et otal Tf ot : stella ati. SPECIAL DA ILY |, BALES. _Stock. “ High. Low ‘} telegram from Memphis said that the report C ony ertible up to and ine luding Mareh ¥ 1% 0, at pa r into b> ommon Stoc k al $100 pe I sha re, - eobbiera, Virginia barreta. , a ees. : NO Ariz. com 4 of the National Ginners’ Association was ex e R ; . asl “Mate of 3,003,000,000 bushels were to 2. . E ssoce @ st m pected to show some deterioration. | Notes ealled for redemption retain right of conversion until re ‘de ‘mption date. ee le 5° | ann ot a m ; Le 475 es oF Fs a Pas - . ebe fulfilled, this year's would be ex- , ereee L Cotton futures closed barely atondy : Oct., : . ‘ & . y see 34 2 oy te. ( lec ’ (2c; ™ x Ke a - . » 4 21 t By a Special Correspondent of the . ‘ a Ss AERTS, | The Company will make payment to the Trustee on or before Dee. 1, in each calendar yeat during the | By N LON ome grow! 7 to 8 ®@eeded only by the two great corn | ietenss 'f ia’ an: o on | o0'Sfa: May. The following is a list of tha high, low, life of these notes, of eash suffie ‘lent to eall and redeem notes at LOD and aeerued interest, § hy 1.80 to. 92: 3 * «=! ; rthern Mise@eou ; _crops of 1917 and 1912. Post-Dispatch. Careson Hill ef Te ] - Ww at ; } oFfe . { | . as = 7" -~ 4 . > . a . f +) ‘ ; Ravie ven ae ; ' | Month, ——_ _ Low. Close Prev. Close | as follows, V1Z.: o% of the total authorized issue in each of the \ ears 192] and = | a5 white = 28 to 0 | “Even the oats crop estimate is. advanced 78,900,000 bushels over July. cial markets were apparently at a) ‘to a Cigure 12. 600,000 bushels ve loss this morning just how .to in- eg ine’ — Q99 , . 4 ie ® harvest of 1919. Spring B over terpret yesterday's late developments 2 Eaatern 8. 8. Co.. 17% 1 , August... Sec cee mee 32 '@ 1922 and 10% thereof in each subsequent -alendat yes the notes q by ARS. EY —Home-grown, owever, has not fared so well. The|'" the Polish situation. From the 00 feland Ck. Goal... 55% 3 (Oct. ......82.20 81.80 82. 31. 37@ 40 | so to be retired to be drawn by lot by the Trustee. f KADISHIES lomegrown, 150 , . . dos . liome-grown, 2@ per ePope of an estimate which would / point of view of tie financial com- " Isle Royale wry he 2" : >: N v. chk a ae Oe , 3 § 4 &§ , : left the) M5 Lake Copper oa ioe | Jan. 20. 20. mR! , | COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY. NEW YORK. TRUSTEE . 3 > Hers i : ywy biome grown ahe ‘*" : . /munit the developments ring the total wheat crop substan. | ) Mayflower ©. C nae Sees at 8 RE oo . , ‘ : be ‘ew York cases. $2 to §2.25 there. § Old Dominion .... 22 2 Gis 7 ag’ on i a’ re ‘ ey} ; , r : re ar - copy of which can he obte P , > rs . ’ ? owing is summarized: 25. : ome : DY 20, tained from the undersigned und from which the following 1s su TOMATOES- “itome-grewan ee dealt Copper .) ’ ; a -* yond any pre-war harvest, would he | lent fluctuations of the past week, 62:0e = . ; ; ‘ oe grown, vest of Imst year and the year be- | $3.61% and $3.63 4. Foreign Gov- 101'tah Metal .....11-18 3:.... NEW YORK. Aug. 10.—Copper steady: They will be issued under a Trust Indenture which will provide in substance, among other covenants, that “a 1 . - F a ; me Say tray. ‘ nO Wolverine by, 48: September and October, 48.24: anti- Foreign Excha The stock market, taking its cue ‘ Btes n € , the »* movement at Coffee. : . AND / : At London—Copper spot, £92 12s 61: fu- from purchasing property subject to a mortgage or-from creating a purchase monev mortgage to the nre 2 ¢ -antam? 7. ®©15-16: futures ateady; September, 90.40; | 17. Tin epot £278 158: futures TORK, Aug. 10.—Conditions in the) (@™Mand from the short interest had| main reason for merging simply the ) 0 apie | , The Company and its subsidiaries will at all times maintain an excess of*tangible assets over the wa Demand | some sensitive points among &special \— = = : = | | P S.5P deliver steel on the ground rather) m seen amount of said notes then outstanding, and will at all times maintain its net current assefs in an amount to the } y weakness a had appeared n 1} 4 yo ain and cot ‘of e . ( p d on pre.- ir My ein The Bond Market. a , Reser , . assets shall not be at least 150% of the aggregate principal amount of said notes then outstanding. em ee | a ¢-grown 4th *% prop . | zen. $1.73 per bow, Chighho : es but again the decHne was unimpor- | Neither the Company nor any subsidiary will mortgage or pledge any of their real or persona! anv subsidiary % sie ta “a WMally above 800,000.000 bushels is not | Whole European situation quite as Math take ...... ; a vee + : i Ifilled; the spring wheat condition much upthe the air as ever. The dis- 35 North Butte 4" ier ars = a From inforte@fion regarding these notes, we refer to the letter of Mr. S. G. Rosenbaum, President of the Compuny, ‘ SPINACH bi re-grown flat jeef reduced by 15% per cent. and ite | Position of the markets was, | ad cp : to Rte Yo : " ( . . arvest indication by 29,000 000 : fore, to do little or nothing one way Quince y ‘ : = 7 . : ¥ > ? b shels, a \4 F Si | or the ot her. Su ‘* @ . . . | — - —— a. —_ — - | P ( ic 1 Chieneo §' 26 ~~ 4 . " . . 1 1% . . ' .. + . ‘ a ‘ a o . 140,000,000 bushels short of the har. W®S comparatively quiet between one Freres verde .... 50% Zaue SO% Metals Market. ® | he notes will be the direct obligations of the National Cloak & Suit Company, which has no other Funded Debt. 4 rown bu boxes, $250 to $3.2 f tah . 80 t3 ’ 5 Si *- groen peck fore.” 4 ernment bonds were a ehade lower, 100 Ventu ee ae ; _| electrolytic,’ spot and third quarter, 19. Tron | , 7. . e . : ° , yn) SEs sovece FEI -++o0s 00st Sees Wie easton eaet act no || long as any of these notes are outstanding: tant ae mony. 7.25 pled steady: spot, RO. Ziac | eady; spot East St. Louis delivery, 7.654% erty now owned or hereafter acquired. This eovenant shall not prevent the Company or from exchange wary TORK. A > oft - - ‘ pe» oe NEW YORK. Auc. 1 offee io, No. ° bes ———_—t i + tempted to do very little. Early in | S. £9 28 Gi: electrolytic pot. £111: fu- extent of 75 of the fair value of the property purchased, nor from pledging as securities for loans made omestic Money the day stocks were a bit higher un-| Dec ember. 1.90. “+4 » ton Peri A cals “vty, , alae | der early covert but as « } p= a ; lead spot. 256 10s; futures. £36 | to it in the regular and current eonduct of its business, accounts receivable or other liquid assets or stocks ariy covering, Dut as soon as the : zine spot, £42 5s: futures, £43 lis. " ‘ e,8 , rr . >: ! : yonds or other securities owned by it other than stocks or securities of subsidiary or controlled companies t were unchanged to | been satisfied prices eased off again. plan to meet the atee]l corporation was one of varia- . , , , | . : ae ; , ‘ : : on Va The bear party was able to uncover on its own ground and to be able to FINANOIAL | sum of all its liabilities, exclusive of these notes, in an amount equal to at least 200° of the principal ties particularly in the sugar and to- : é‘ sy al » | ; ) nee and Belgium | te oll aie Wudlthere was ac euch than to have to add to their costs by | equal to at least 125% of the principal amounts of ‘said notes outstanding. that there had been al ’ 5 taking on the freight increases. r . Bn . : : i W SIBI EY The Company will de¢lare no dividend on its Common Stock at any time when such net current contracts, th supply of sterling! vious days The market for the first only ben small ‘that future del'veries time became dull whenever prices; Trading in the bond market today & Company . | FINANCIAL Bn snot at a longer premium spot otations sagged off. was dull by comparison with recent n rates: ‘Bterifing, demand, 3.03" * * & | les. 8.04 4a ak ne, 5. : | standards and price changes were Ss M 4 ' . " acon a Poa 06 days, bank Steel and Rate Increases relatively small. Liberty fourth 4\s | INVE I ENT | ‘The net current assets of the Company, based upon its Balance Sheet at Decembeer 31, 1919, after . | Sh including the proceeds pf the present issue of notes, but not taking into aecount expenditures on Fixed \ paises France, sfemani. ; dropped below for the first time in| elt oo 4. 7 5.05 : One of the cee Walon seems to) a fortnight, but the decline was of no SECURITIES , Assets of approximately $1,000,000 from Jan. Ist to June 28th, 1920, and not ineluding, anv other changes witser al have escaped the public mind in the | consequence When it was remembered arising in the regular course of business during that period, amount to $9,128,682.57 and .the total net : d Sri ¢ : © a 1i ‘re iil - teen aa " BAM mee yee ay of We rate increase ‘s that the high during this two-weeks 1096-1098 Arcade Bldg. | tangible assets amount to $14.280.265.56. 1 denn } , the effect it will have on the selling | period was only 85.30. Other Liberty . se ‘ ' , St. Louis, Mo After giving effect to the saving of interest, net profits available for interest on these notes during cables, 1. 8. * Sweden, demand, ' . «| price of the product of the steel issues were off similarly. Foreign . ’ . , orway emand, 1.35: oe ‘ 1 = gee” The increase in freight rates | Government bonds arain moved in- the 4-vear period 1916 to 1919 inclusive averaged $2,.425,136.20. ; . . is of decided advantage to the! g&cisively an : : : ’ * : i | % STEEL UNFILLED ORDE | oe - . y and those who were look- | | The maximum annual interest: charge on these notes is $400,900, which will be gradually reduced as | S. Cancho- Kiovakia “demand, United States Steel Corporation and ing for some reflection of foreign _ . — iene aS Oe th { e retired by the Sinking Fund r ; . 3 F 118,468> r . demand, oa exactly the opposite of the independ-| pank sentiment regarding the Polish | o Se mats ie 8 age en. - ¥ 7 | OR JULY | ’ a ent companies crisis In the operations in this quar- The net sales of the Company have increased from $15,164,727 in a. W YORK. A 10 Hhile the ’ , ' rst of demand, The steel corporation makes use| ter, looked in vain. United Kingdom | SEND FOR OUR Price 100 and Interest, to Yield 8% | h ending dul . ; f month ending Ju) were 1.0) a : ok ; lemand, | - eis . 108.00, | 3 Prom pra fe arg point and!) 5%s of 1929 sold early in the day at | . : ut on the ba is of f 4 ~y etabuces Te} ot #: but later hardened to 85, which A R e ET R EV I EW It is erpected that temporary notes pending the engraving of definitive notes, will be ready for delivery, when, as and . 5 $ cae announce sis of f. o. Pittsburg. It! is substantially where they have been | if issued, on or about Septe mber 1, 1920. ‘ ‘ : : nees: Argentina, epot, 1.16 , e x does not make any difference whether selling for the last week. The 1937s This publication is ‘the result of , , ; , ; , some of the master minds of Wai! [| This offering is made in all respects subject to the due authorization of the issue by the stockholders, bonds the steel is sold In Chicago, in Bir-| were , ” | inchanged at 82! » 1999 eane mingham or at any of the othe ; 2 and the ] “S| Street and is recognized as indispensa- aa FP f° - : \ 62.391 i 4 r were the Same as youteraay at $05 a. ble to investors and paeees, It will be creation and aqeiivery Lo Us, and the appro. al of Ail mattera by our counsel, } fesara. ' ullix an ; 1a. ane a Poe DIAN. The vane rte oration | Belgian Government 718 once more || °*Mt free for the askin Cromwell of New York. Concurrently with this offering, the Company is inviting subecrip eis, 4 ) — ; Res loa h ) , » . | m | ’ “e2" : , ¥ | an = * chon man living in Pitts-| got down to their recent low of 97%, | ™ 1. SCHACHNER co. tions from its stockholders. Reservation of aufficient notes has been made for stock- u 4 Kansas Wheat Crop Near urge who buya from the steel cor- but at this level encountered effec- Central National —* Bldg., | holders who have not waived their right to subscribe, so as to enable us to offer . | 3 By the Associated Pree poration pays freight as from Pittas-'| tive resistance Swise Gover mes ' ' ‘Tnhment ° ° burg but the contract is filled by the| &s were unchanged at 102%. a ee ne sane aise ci gg ew Mac altver: a ta erences mill. The man in Soutn “se a “ve Chicago who maker a contract with | —. atin apa | + senna —«, Lehman ellen Colin: ee & Co. JO. pe a, wer r eS per (the steel corporation also pays 11a ren unt rates freight from Pittsb t ' m . cent; three ths’ urg but the steel | HILE the P » P , , an tor Ka neas oer ’ Ne lis delivered by the Gary plant as vr — -Dispatch investigates all Financial Advertising | New York City New York City . , — foe Kansas thie way the steel corporation will. crore pu iHication, it necessarily cannot recommend or in- 3 2 vahel Ag: . dorse any investment or speculation advertised. The buyer must Touls Lead and Zinc. reap enormous prefitse, The numer- | } | inst Laue at $485 to US efforts to combine the independ. || CX¢Te ise his own judgment. Sahecriptions for the notes will be received by the Mercantile Trust Co. held a ent steel companies have had as thelr ES: ——— —— ————— | = == | ——— — 1914 to $39,449,985 in 1919, . | Riv the Aawociated Preee We donot mwuarantes the statements and sures pre@ented herein, but they are taken from eo ren ww) h we bellevwe *o De accurate

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. & _____ SI. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH scaaheatligee Latiaiapesil Mipsebdaiel-o--londeneceledsccsinctll —— SLLOUIS Pusi-uipraiCH 17 — ee A — TAT ATTA ; > ‘ ’ . " “se ane Dispatch Grain prices were firm at the close CHICAGO. Aue 10 W YORK, Aug. 10.~-A decideq "on the Merchants’ Exchange today,” feports had little effect weartely p the fart tha the trad read dis- Market today. Selling pressure easier mid-session period. Cash grains counted the reports and were owed : | were higher, wheat selling up 6 to 7 The wheat market started lower ler bre nt in many ifsuecs and ti . : = : ’ . inen | pre ee a et ; ood - * eho ia eents Thy re wae no selling pressure 9 nll ge _ me a) . ié offerings were QUICKIS Might reasonably be described apd shorts covered on limited pit of- Was a scrar ble | y shorts ¢ ggg | little yg : “ -_ , sa ; “ ‘ 7 qc . ; il ie ead) Hithough at times there 5 ferings. Snow was out with a bullish +g fm from top prices was noted late in Down ’ ’ ‘ ’ ’ ROS SIOT, | it asi l g \8 re Sy . irregular fluctuations in prices ; 4 geport from North Dakot. higher la prices w binc to ¢ Pp Oo} - oO especial factors . The wheat market opened firm and Cash " heat premiume were lc better under ; . } , gd helped carry, corr sliiae aT wo IMBUG ae were without e. 4 higher aAqyT : } ri VAlUesS ,, > as ort sor hes time and went lower, ‘ - pal a, : Lupe vy ghey pel e- by ere ‘ Ppl — py nm i@ still out of the mar . - “ - Sere was covering Of shorts egMMMM beotcmber corn. $1.44 and. December | French Government had Weenh. whent te High prices for livestock in- clines and rallies followed, Ty - * eae - ~~ sate 'S ent under cove a aaeade mmmdiins + ° Salonal operators were lens aco MMM Sasa veryed trices whe eee East? (ctumaten the Canadian crop crease the producers income. han vweual and tt) re re P : _ eatimatr @ipes prices Wirile highe. al was good buying o of the volume eapected and some be ne _ POning break Caused by welling ont! ; result in losses. Similarly, high ed Retail Candy was in « , UPDiy Neve that what grain is arriving Is oniiat bin T2eort and ft was of an influ Popening and broke oO : 7 SB . i) kine Tie started patios . : ° . Paes epee AN : | nee Se §«=6 comprised largely of old orders. their tactics and the market advanced mate- prices for meat increase con- free record at % from whie hy there Receipts t¢ da \ were 444.909 bushels 1 ‘ levator interest AiRO “as ri , one iort cove rings. es , of wheat including 1o0 cara local ole ter] with huving much cash corn. prices sumer’s expenses. SS COR a ; ee ; : etna Iixplosives cause ., eluding 90 local and 9 through: 361 Shipping na len 21000 bushel ° / d b fi b Sti ed kent ee eC Sesfese's , ! OY | caused an im. E> Sov inclu€ing 185 ieahttees ait ene ba ogy ES midd eman oes not ene f yy Soest costes Bors Tae SEES Sets “ts ; " eral Asphalt moved irregi bier? ; . . . jlarly . ; ear ' Which Were advanced Uc The Fast took se. ; Nee ere eke’ ee range of ae eral pointe, Sweets and 144 t! rougw}l ho buashe l« of in t ‘ Corn on overnight offe ra A little rain Pisin es . “ , ' ‘ p ine | ig | r : , " ‘ " otter 7 7 thern Illine! vA 3 reneort A eR as “oy - . . oOntinued heavs around ite r i» corn, i! uditl cars local and } : is a reporte ove! . Tateeeas Susbieee ett y i ts lees et P« — | fa “ “- . ri ie ’ W hte h “A 1] ij pro ondit . ) f f SL ee .; x : ; low mark \ mode rate demand thro Ui ii 000 bushe is of Oats. ini- P vo * bated the SuUTDISs of e°rTrings ou ‘ 1e i) tw > m .: Toes ro Sey . " . : ‘ inchanged , The grain trade wae some what eur f ris ana therah fter he alueetios hy high or lo prices. Our inco © ae + ite , . : SP Meet My | St VO, A 4“ there was a steady tone tn In. Cash ' it Oats were Packing. although de ; | prised at the wheat figures included (2°) 08'S Were fe nigher, but the shipping d : ] l f 4 : 5 OuUuRN ealings were P in the iFovernment ‘ rop report is tees oe i “tw . ow he Last ‘ videntiy expe Pe depen Ss not on a high eve O , . TB» tor alll ALT , - hang a iti othe rea were con. f 4 aft +) ' , , . » we their Ty piles cheaper today Sen ’ - ye tg : i ASP Ady Ups Wipyiiy” ni os ; gue ¢rT ie cCclioRe ves ‘rday A oard reported taly after oats las .f os 4 b SI Ty As of, a Fee 4 4 “ ‘ , ite OF to fraction . ; . vere “Ne to l&c : . oe pot Ba. 000 prices or a low level, ut rather At ‘ . ’ Le hd GT Gp 60% drop of 14 000 (000 bushels. bringing nto _ sp Shipping sales. wae Ay fhe total wheat cTOop down to Selling on the break tn coarse grains an on the margin between the live- t (reek was the feature of the t, interest being atracted by a eof about a point when a block 000 ps eee is, resulted from a lobe lyon fi ed on provision values Packers ; : 29. 000.000 hushels sepring anna Ae — trie marke fupport Clos ™ . ‘ea ° ; Diternati nal | Savelen ¢ shane : est Sitinae rust’ | whe > ig |down: and ribs: 3° Be oy F Jard, (0 16 stock price and the meat and Effective today, and continuing throughout the ern? onn ‘etroleum y : , if epri , “wow ane s, 2%4c¢ to The o ; : ; action on small selling por wheat crop of 262,000,000 bushels com losing prices on provisions, with high, b -products price month of August, your local dealer is authorized Potraleum after ; : pares with 259,000,000 for 5-vwe ar ay- ache ou Mi carta ious close, follow y ° t : ; a ’ T ; ; . rT , = pied S of erare The estimate of 5°2.000 00 y ’ ‘Sie: eet Prey O give you, with each Vacuum Cup Cord or e, Geeliied (oO its previous low , rimtas eo eae P vey Hig low Close Close ’ ; : ini«a! > tiite (di) wil s . bushe's wintel w“ he { represents es - os: — 108 —EE +080 Fabric Tire rch racti Finghatse 0 th = fee ag crease of 15,000,000 bushels ‘ter the PORK : | : The company s only concern, purcnased, See 5 toe we, Se month. The estimated corn crop of ». 2" * #42: 24.75 ($24.95 ($25.05 — " ' 7 ” 7 — ‘ “Th ‘Standen 4 9.002.000.0000 basins le repre x at pg tn dt i = aD 29.) 39-80 If} whether prices should be One Pennsylvania **Ton Teste e ° ap UO ENED URE eet oe ie Sta are 2° 100 HOH - , ; : " " Ei aulet, with quotations aeons ereane of 324.000.000 for the month.| op >Waas | teas IRE high or low, is that they should Tube of corresponding size, need ne ota - 43.000. 000 Oct, 19 7 _18 ut 10.00 19 0% . , / . bushels over last year's crop. The oe Sen be high enough to satisfy pro- absolutely free of charge: - . - “a mie ON O88 WAS Taised &0.600.-. Sent in. 40 15 17 ‘ 15.85 “T5327 Chicago Stock Sales B 000 bushels to total of 1,402,000,000,, Oct 1 15.80 | 15.55 1 15265 | 2 ducers and low enough to please | You not only save the substantial amount ordinarily which is 154,900,000 bushels over last —————— co : . | a consumers; but over the move- paid for tubes, but you also save on the casings. prngoong. - can Mh and hiahest. lonek ant et ites | rer 7 re Cash Grain Prices ae ment of these prices Swift & For Vacuum Cup Tires, at prevailing prices— a ee Pyne RE See Hor tte mont active cocurition deat in Mmm | Future Grain Prices = |) .S0°jhOUS, MERCHANTS , EXCHANGE " | standardized net and uniform throughout the = W/ACUUM CUP: } 4 ee! High low, Clore, a... ___f | ic to a higher: cats, steady to ihe. higher. Company has no control. United States—cost less than other makes of ‘....¥ GORD TIRES: 83 PSS" fon Tsien os gt ay ~~ ped 4 ‘9 0 ? louis a 2 os > 7 No 2 red winter wheat, $2.48 72.99; No 8 i . equal quality. LTT ALLE Atmiour kee pti, a, Bay ty il SE LOUIE Ae Ro Sad: Sea atten Bi 2 Ne Swift & Company is compelled ai. (Extra Heavy Cord Type) Saour tea. pid.. 04” 4 «6Gnta «weet ee Mizh. Low. Clone an toate ey eee “se. S yeliew, Zi.w: Xe.: | os : ou cann } Armour Lei : r —_—. % r. $1.62; No. 2 white, $1.61@1.62; No. 4 by competition to pay high y nnot secure prompt service from your 36 xX 6 $108.40 36 x 6 $17.75 ' _ > Beaverboard 42 40 40 | a DECEMBER WHEAT white, whi sample ( ; Rooth Fisheries... 7 a err BARS Van RUS S12S. No 2 white oats, 46a 77K; Noe 3 . : regular dealer, send direct to Factory at Jeannette P ttrisco Motor oh ny oboe ; ‘h 2h, ' = ee 4,92 O +a 7 ity 7 TG oe NO oats, 7 ty ‘ preents Bros RF, ¥ . 14% x De By Sone , a1)” ees TT ': . I \NSAS crry. Mo wa un | 10 Casa) enough prices for livestock to Pa., and your order will be filled through nearest 35 xX 5 80.35 35 xX 5 10 65 ane ih _ Yn In — — wet. —— ae -- a wheat ( to Ts } her No r S242 Pec. AC Ryne Ok OR eas NEAT | 10 8.89 No., 2) hard $2.40 10 824° No. secure an adequate supply. We dealer or Factory Branch. 1 , . con inent i| Motora &% wy » 1 On! . 248 4 O25 yy , : oa - ) unc! - ge " ) er fe s a 7 nae 34 47. 64 65 34 4' ; ne 3 “ , pid 1 ~ o7 aT . 258% 244 Sanh” Oe) ‘ $1. 494.1 HO: NO. 4 mix ! $1 ” wi we, ‘No. “ must sell meat at a price low PENNSYLVANIA k e x . ¢ x : Labby-MeNeil 2. 11% 01% 1M a SEPTEMBER CORN. | N0''% Senow. $1.68; (No. ‘3 yellow. 81,4867 enough to make it move. We | UBBER COMPANY ¢& AMERICA Petit ty I ca See a joo Poe 33x4 56.00 33x4 6.90 Nat i‘arbon pf dio , 1 tin . x 0. 180%, 16 . 10 Ne Git tae, sate i4 ad a1 one A tet 0 — ae os ke a endeavor also, between the two | (Oth . t fi - * Mok A on a tty le Wty DET EMPER CORN , ae ey tia’ steady to f0c !\.cher ptecciprs— , . 2 er SIZes a To rti 7 | ) Picely Wigeis \ abe ¥4 2 wl —,E, —_ : - —_—-——— hent Oo care PL a a Tub Ty ise ia ce els ice 8 ret prices, to secure a margin large proportionate figures ' . ‘’ ‘4 ’ 1. ] ’ Quaker Oats ou 20 “40 Chi oe boii =l'. 124 C2? W2N 123 £9 ROG 2.42 eo © hard & 4647°2.49%4 ‘or? Ys uy Sy Sy Ric. diese tint, TEAR P22 NaeIPS xe sou2.52: "No 2 ward $2-4602.401%. “Corn. enough to pay all expenses and omnes. Thar ; “4 ua ‘ Stewart r " dle is , Br. Ty... : + thy hn 124a “ : : “ “~ Peete. tk N 89° Mag yield a fair profit. awitt & Co soe 1o4 end K. C, “124 119! Timothy sred. J : — > - — > Pa il a = 4 A r a 7 7, te _ - Pere Be BS By a a are | Tato aE eet Seceg: Pri Our profit for 1919 dless ON a ur profit for 1919 average & win ede cietig ‘ F ; s Ba: Tox 70) AT0% ane penn. neh ne “to ae lower, "Bran $42,” Wheat, than two cents — each dollar of ; a” SEPTEMRER RYE —|2 yellow, $1,451.47. Oats, ‘No. 3 white sales, Or 67/, per cent on money oo Wricie: , TO, TON, TP > Standard Gas pil 6 $A ra Chi, 190 IS2M, = IRMaFISS% 1831, W184 | €) 474, 471 DECEMERER RYE era ae OMATT ...176 WT? 178 ~ 168 ee Se eres, NO onal OS Xe Max No. 1. Ss anda BAt “ d a on foo \ Neb... Aug b> heat No investe . we 36x42 58.20 36x44 7.30 34x4 40.85 34x4 5.65 30x3% 23.70 30x32 3.50 (Other sizes at proportionate figures) 4 Wroite S| - NO -— , / ‘ ‘ ag aN 7 3 yellow, $1.51 ; No 8 | / y Si \ FINANCIAL $$ -.. eee | mined, (61-46: Geniple mised. 81.30. “Oats USA i) } | Butter, Eggs and Poultry | My iy Bee arta aio. Wie: Swift & Company, : , : sy ad | | Following are ertete weld today by St. ) DULUTH. Aug 10.—Linseed, $3.5643.45; , | ~ Pocntry “chipeere "tor soa ‘ous Bosal “aes | W.400. id Now SB ad bla, eco 38 Packing Piant, E. 8t. Loule, 1 p y tee, Ll 5 A > OF ////2 | ma. ae veer a try candied, 4% do, o—. Swift & Co. Packing House Market, 3919 Papin St., St. Louis. Mao w -affjy BUTTER—Creamery extras, fidc. stat lard, HOG MARKET SLOW AND ©. K. Urquhart, Manager 4 é ee (Regalar) 37x5 $74.60 37x5 $8.85 oc; firsts, 4c seconds 43c to 4a: imu let 42c¢, packine stock, Si pga SP REE ont ente = youne ducks, 22c:; muscovy ducks, 6c: | °@!ves. 6500; hogs, 10,500; sheep, 5000 7a Notes a BE oe i,t amoge goats Birt. iM Le We are the exclusive St. Louis Agents for the Pennsylvania ethos. Me” Senko gh a> wy »common or in = eh lasses Action Was r 1 fn T T . eretios, etc., 57 Sheep, 2c to Oc; bucks _ a — Ra pom . \ ‘ ” : “ . a a ° : * glow in places, especially on the trastis ra Cul | ] ) ul] ) O | CS ytember 1, 1930 Be to Se; st mene lambs at 6G 10c. | kinds In the quarantine ‘d’viaton Texrs u ble in w“ hole notice “s* ace ! VEGETABLES. steers set a high mark for this year at $1" :' : BEETS—New home-grown, 20c to Sic per Veal calves about steady, with a top of 4i4 L dozen bunches, Mec to Gl per box loore to outsiders , — Chicago, 40¢ per doz HOGS—-General hog market a quarter ~ : CABRBAGE—Home-grown, 25c to Mc per, lower and slow, although a few sales before EXCURSIONS AMUSEMENTS . — nase box, ’ to $40 per ton the market was well established reflected on — CBLERY—Michigan highbal!l, $1.50: square 4“ lO@_ioe decline Practical top, $16.40, with BS DEA OE AE OR bores, $1. nulk O4016.25 Strong we ils ni lea Vies Nou MBERs liome-grown, bu box, $1 to a oe ge FE , ™ - yD Rigen r SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, Laclede & Vandeventer PHOTO PLAY THEATERS PHOTO PLAY THEATERS. | PHOTO PLAY THEATERS PHOTO PLAY THEATERS “ey | if ‘ig ts ) on a 1a ‘ GREEN CORN —Home-rrown. ide to 40 tically steady, with wrices from e15q@10 8:3 W POTATOES—Home-rrown early Ohio Hough hogs steady at IS@M13.*ho. e 2 2 75 to $4.25 per 100 pounde Home-grow) l’artial list of eales a t | St G cobbiers $4 to $4. Viéreinia barrels, $8 50 SIlEEP—Market steady on lambs. but with is orica 6. enevieve to $9; Kaw Valiey 25 pe F ON SAFETY FIRS 7C* hands. Good to choice pigs active ard pra EXCURSION TO ; 3 Days—Starting per share. y, 4\20 I limo pounds a Weak undertone Fat sheep firm: best a lower river, $3.50 to $3 AD, Hiome-grown hulk lambs, of which there were few, however. ' ; ‘ “ —c. 84 to $4.75. Nebraska early Olfto, | sold at $13, same as yesterday. Fat mutton ri u hy i Wy GRAAD : ' TIN PARAMWMOTL vr PICTURES : *; wd, sheep went at $7.50 ov th od interest, sack yellow, $2.75 ¢ Walla Walla o $83 Bn Northern Missourl red eack, &2 to coo as THE - Je@ TUT Ta NONTHLAND | as K I ad G Ss THEATER AIRDOME Airgs Highway | Adjoining Kings Theater Near Delmas 209: white sack, $4; lower rive: yellow, —————— — — ny a. [ Dro Se eR tM cd OF RO Produce Elsewhere | |@ RMAs ebeating ite nd 2.25 to $2.50 NEW YORK. Aug. 10.—Butter _ steady: & 7 b el some-grown, 120 per doten re “ ipt« 1.3 rt, c reamer) higher than ex- | £ i = unches tres ; 4 NS ve re P . t ov ) | : : 4 Autos Parked Tlree Dock Foor of On ap Our Leaves Ste. Genetieve 2:30 P. M Fare 1.00 Including Tax Piantation JaZz Orchestra Beautiful Outine and Interesting e . es , 7. i- "« . ‘ ; TOMATOES Hlome grown bu boxes ris . milk twine, current make, spec lals, 2o% ve | 77 7 TF " d will substan. ee AL G. BARNES’ $50,000 CHALLENGE GROUP He IN ONE BIG ACT The Mest Amazing Animal Act Extant PERFORMING BENGAL lachading Rajab, $) 0,000 Wrestling Tiger 20 77 Gosh! There sure is a lot of funny ‘*goin’-ons’’ around this here place! and | 1)» . | See the man who is to | See Charlie as the demon detective. | A GREAT DRAMA OF LIFE meet Demipscy im acten. ! Special Added Attraction Comedy Extraordinary SEE THE GREATEST FIGHT a) ‘‘FOUR TIMES FOILED’’ SCENE EVER SCREENED R U R ij N r ee a RUSSIAN VIOLINIST Every Child Should See It r Funded Debt. ‘nants, that so ee wero peck haskete. leraey cobblers. $%.70@2.85 CARROTS— HWome-grown. 40¢ to 45¢ per “'.. Aan + Locust St Phone Olive %934 Goren. £1.75 per box: Chicago. We per dozen CHICAGO Aug, 1) Butter higher; | N19 Roatmen's Bank Bldg bunches fs ; > " tec a 4 creamery. 4ily at iilee, Kees higher: receipts. ‘ ‘ ‘ ia : ” = . ; Z 71 . — » - all cata ‘ on “- ©9171 005 cases: firsts. 40'.07 47% ordinary NE ——— ~— - EGG PLANT—Home-grown, $1.25 to $1.45 firste. 42% 64248\%c. At mark, cases includ- &r ” 7 ’ f wu ‘OTA TOES ‘. .* ed. 43@46c: storago-packed firsts 4841 4% Bas Fis ce 1 Sha: fo $2 No me St to Poultry, alive, lower; fowls, 28@035c; springs at . 4? ' — " ' --. ' AND SIBERIAN TJGERS “THE ONLY REAL WED ANIMAL GIRCUS OF TARTH bi ia nal prop subsidiary © to the oans made — aii The pick of the used—-but usefy] SILVERMAN'S ORCHESTRA Rc or stocks, Ng ety ters = had ODE, KA NSAS CITY, Mo.. Aug. $0 Butter un- | articles on the market, in today’s oo ee tne — «_ springs, 16 lower, Sec. Fgge—Firaie, ic) OS") SPAIC’ AN! AUS @ PERSHING THEATRE BBM MOZART Delmar a principal aE TAL OUP eS -. Callens sony 200: wf AND AIRCOME A oo th et deat i emount white ‘rind. $2 to $2.25 per crate, Arkansas AMUSEMENTS > AMUSEMENTS METRO PRESENTS ‘rates, 90c to $1; Arisona standard, 82.25 aa ceour! standard. $2.25; 306, 62; fiat, «ve to 4 APPLES-—-New apples, barre!, $3 to $5, Dushe! baskets, $1 to $2.40 PEACH ES— Tennessee Elibertas 6a $5 25 to S450; bushel baskets, $3 to $4.75; home- Own, 1-3 bu baskets, The to $1; Eibertas Os, ° ) to $4 2 POLO ee ee a i i i oo lll i PEARS. Alabama eand. $1 td $1. 25: home Pe ee ee - Brown. boxes, 7h o* et current 5-TON PERFORMING [PPOPOTAMU S MAYS ; 22a CELA AE RO | ~ bs 9 An All-Star Cast In the Super-Features CONSTANCE BINNEY In ¥, PARLOR BED 4 “BLIND vot TH" #* . " ~~" ' “, ws ‘* : FATTY ARBUCKLE itn THE STOLEN KISS | “THE GARAGE" Oth Ep. —‘THE THIRD EYE” A chaotically hilarious farce in which a young sedi . ~—— — — wife wants her husband to be a perfect demon. ea CHARLIE CHAPLIN in “WORK” 15c “GO AND Be Gnenanoes | a ee EE 1919, after on Fixed Rh to 81.25 ha AT ERMELONS Florida, $1 nd to sy Pes . . . EcBonges Iuered per 100 poundn, car tot #200) Unique Display of Modish Garments, HENANDOA COLUMBI 30c TA ie uANe TE LUTWS 1 AM.—CEASELESS DATLY—11 P.at GET IT TOM MOORE BRYANT WASHBURN in . ° P in a Goldwyn Pictore - ve : ‘* Chief Blue Cloud & Winona — Most Amazing |§ © cue ‘GREAT ACCIDENT The Sins of St. Anthony BESSIE HART rama Ever Filmed |i— ~ . Anna — Assisted by Harry Hosford To et aad Wee ee toe ; RUU HAWLEY in “MISS HOBBS” CURZON SISTERS = Sa ; GRAPES—Home-grown bu baskets, rfc Pelies—Damson, ec per ib Smart Footwear and Chic Millinery U, $, STEEL UNFILLED ORDERS ee FOR JULY 11,118,468 TONS 40 BEAUTIFUL LIVING MODELS y the Associated Press Maey YORK, Aug, 10.—Unfilled oFders of Stage Setting Artistic and Colorfui the United States Steel Corporation for the otes during i 40 ise ces 40 MR. BARNES OFFERS AS AN ADDED ATTRACTION FOR THE SEASON A MOST NOVEL, STUPENDOUS and GLITTERINGLY GORGEOU 5 EXAMPLE OF ALLEGOR). CAL PAGFANTRY ~~ THE ONLY | Se SAMSON reduced as POP Pe™ le 1919, mth ending July 81 were 11,118,408 tons ’ “ . , when, as and Sie atone’ over’ ‘the "previous. mont Story of Pageant Presented in Pantomime and Inter- a aa. ‘oe Seete 6 aaa When the fleures were 10,078,817, i D i A ted b Eccentric Acro- negro = EDDIE LAMBERT - — , : The unfilled tonnage reported today brinee pretative ancing, ugmen . y THE EAIVYLAND FANTASY ders, their ® total up to the highest figure since batics and Plantation Melodies. GLADYS BROCKWELL ean oo ene apummammenlaaarnees - ee ee ee van & rip- eA 191T. when unfilled orders aggregated 4.164 tone ~~ . e coe ONLYS |. streescameas gor Seer "rm". 1 Municipal Open-Air Theater, Forest Park ! THE CENTRAL wore pays eat crop te the third iarnert in the histor STANDARD eer ie MEADLINE BELL. CLARA KIMBALL THE FORBIDDEN - the State and ts estimated at 123,600,000 + is, an average of 16 bushels to the Au 10-1 1 1 f -18 rODAY mt | . according to the monthiy crop repor g. > J '™ : ; : = oe tPr-TO-DATE BURLESOLE ten it Ernie & Ernie n ment. of Agriculture statist B A Ss E B A L L er a aaaee JIMMIE COOPER The Me stie Garden erre & (Coulter A Oy ANL DOORS OPEN 1 AND 7 PM PERFORMANCES 2 AND 6PM in “ROSE OF NOME”’ OPERA HOUSES 11 A. M.—Continuene—11 F. MW. hs & Co. : rtment of Agriculture statisti. wi F , . - f Seer manste. This serimane 150.00s,- Tickets on sale at Baldwin's, 1111 Olive St. SPORTSMAN’S PARK oe [Bard & stone Vielet & Lewis, \ ? 000 bushels below tne t- * oulre 0 , . dade | Beers, rently opiates 08 2 All Reserved Seats, $1.00, Plus War Tax BROWNS vs. BOSTON | BEAUTY REVUE [| OS incen | Slit cis ey Ap reo ay a lr Goma sécretary of the State oargGd oO enue nee . ture, who claims that thie year's : , _e-- oe Alw Iiclow leagrees invested apd magvificenttys preduced, 4 a second largest crop in the history of anes ge ee oe Peers Ghee — SENT EEE DT = — eee eee eee te. ~~ ——— sé

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. | ! 1 18 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1920.’ | | | | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a i ee “SE $543 SPENT BY ZACHRITZ IN | As We Get It th e Next Ship Due at Benton Harbor Is the Heavyweigh t Championship” = LOSING RACE FOR JUDGESH LYNCH ON MOUND Caetl Soe DOAK HOLDS PHILS §422 Diegel, Chicago, Takes Lead Triple A Caddies RT a ry A bouts oe So oe Held Over Until ABAINST RED SOX 2 “Seeocscc » + '?7 7 7. ‘j icreses in Eleventh District ia -lidte ¢ y il perte ct ceore of or . national championship at Inv erness wit! adi trie ~ } ] li , —~ } — . 2 eT « S¢ ; > » e a aa, : ° ‘Ss +7 - rs | q*s 24 v x P ‘ : ‘ ‘ P an ‘. , econ a : ‘bettered by one str “s “ie (1, equaling: par on both halves hiis . t] hg apne parishes Po It would.s"t have Ma . — pa ; ‘ ' Stroke the c . “ne . .* me S sco.re Ulle an the Post-Dispate wou : ave ia A Ss 77 i a ” AMERICAN PAG Hubbell Put to Rout. and Harry Hampt 7 ata tbe ses haat d by Jock Hutchinson of Chicago d the Post-Disphtch medals -p. 4, Idi’t have been fair to Jim A soaked ring-canvas and picture how in sereening H NOSTON AT ST. LOUIS LEAGUE. ' With. f. ve we an of Richmond, Va. . = Were eliminated this morning during o keep the secret from him ied rain caused tf} : Atins picture and campaign He vr! ; " ‘ , WASH VG F ; if . romine! slave . : at , : a ‘ if OSs y a ‘rs : ; : erature | | 0 0 OO O O O Innings- "7 py en a: AGO, | THE Western Open Decent mgs re ee wi Jock Hutchinson of Chicago, the first match play round over the Ai | last night of the St : ‘ponement Circuit Clerk Nat Cioldstein O a , - fh ran . . . c eV slv »i¢ : : ’ Al las » Er _— et. LAD lets ; : —— “’ O ba ashington 0 on 260 , mips - : a COMPLETE SCORE. strokes, only one over par ~ Bagot nage \ le the "GES eontestants, with 2¢ public links at orest Park " ne ne brownies occupy Association's pron , ' uls Ath rector of } Li trait muted y ‘Ii Ke ivey © hics . 3 2 . , ‘ as i” rr perfect fieu : ' é as irs ' ; : s *{ , BROWNS stead : , rpeoroatrtrae&a 4 ae. § CARDINALS. half. but required $8 to get home under perfeet figures on the first as a result of thé dni ‘aul Pun first division; init aed Using card of box. most of the other committee tatteries Wreebingeton ee Rai ; . cate . ’ ‘ eliminations, six ) 1e rooter'’s wistt eo ra ‘vents, scheduled : elected reported th Ee ges 3 oh Bll bo fee , and Ghar- tain slowed up the cours | Pa er eee pros sttul eye, . to be he ) por tha they gs | | 0 O O O O O O O Moriari(s + Erin Mis Palk i’ npires :; ent) A. B H. ). A. FE. watched Harry Vardon eon but the sun shone while a large vath he : . lu bs are still repre sented in the race. | * makes gf pleasing vision the drill ya rd at Battery A A id a 4 not hin. John Se ufert had oan a a we i Ss) Ty «* i) . -_ 4 i ‘ 7 « is A . i F : am) are 7 : : j ‘ ve ‘ : af stone | p . . aa . 9 2 + w wylern champion, play an even h veteran, and Robby Jones. youthful South- | wise friple A having six, the largest tegards the Indians there are About 1500 disappot Novy, / position for commiitteeman in The Batting ase OSTPONED GAMES. FOURNIER 1B... 4 1 I1¢ 0 Q | Harry iampton Nef round, with (5 strokes each. representation. Forest Park, ‘with doubts lnaturedly fi pointed fans goem / Pourteenth Ward, but he spent § RNOWKXS BOSTON AMELIE AN 1 1: acl : i mis 3k 4 rr | ( P ( Hutchinson for low Bag hmond, Ve.. eame in late w ith 2 — beine with 1our, Midland Valle - with two: Nor- ie our overhauling: " re y filed out of the gates after Park Commi ner Pap = mr ; Gerber ss tt 3b. Detroit at Philadel npc asia | foi ; se. : score. eee oe ‘mandie, Wi . ; - * Sut we'll be BmSE TEN the announceme . ry ealliee.o0. Gedeon 2b 4. Sn i. oe ce vee. FOIE HORNSBY 2B as ee ae ae Rudolph Knepper, an amateur 4 r Borg gee and Glen Echo) whe ell be there or thereabouts, incement that the peal being re elected committeeman In ped Ib. + ne if w ved Sse 4 ma gam alle4’ at end ) SHOT * . J i 6 Ui iz Douglas Edgar of Atl : eng “ot Sioux City, also scored 72 whil ncn Westwood, with one each are | 1en autumn leaves are falling poned program would be att " Pleventh Ward It cost Dr. A cobeon cf oon d inning on acceunt of rain : TON TF. . . . ot, . anta took 7 oe | ig’ , j — *- the o Ts , em , ; Williams If Mu tnnis 1b 1B ona NATIONAL LEAGUE LAVAN § ..» L i © 3 © O| Mo., took 75 strokes, Fred McLeod 4 Alex Cunningham of St. Joseph. Gr +e geo The Ri tomorrow night at the sam - Meyer only $50 to defeat g neren 4 Scot —4 ag f ittemure i Sait beth same ort AVAN 8S... 4 6 a a Detroit 79. ShCLs of Washington 77 and Howard Lee of || iray English, Triple A, who was ple tic cevites are out of luck, All of the boxers were pt ° place, Bchmoll for committeeman in “ aileyv «f = ~s Reco sat, “eT? ; ow medalis he s Loney am Hennan ‘ , : 1. : , ‘esent and . : Tr en ed c Waters « | Chicago vs. Brookivn. wet grounds HEATHCOTE RE. 4 @ 2:2 2S Vardon went out in a medi wee sae 9% ulist on a showing yester- | ppey ied 7 a Ss are shattered. dressed for the events. Just me Thirteenth Ward rhe expenses . Kush p . . 7° . ocre 40, | . ' ay, @gain turned ih y —_— tetncivn, ounder in the ruck the ‘ ore th “or ittoe Umpires Na)! ees ° CLEMONS C owing t . Scores a good score : 1e ruck le announceme . other committeeman : ‘ ’ in and Connolly. 4s ‘i. OP ra 4 ¢ , yd j ‘ EK tv poo rutting ai P —_— . 2S After ; ' ‘ , Ms ‘| Ail bu rie P nent was T : cane ida Attendance—2500 i} awwreoee-™ a "a DOAK P i ! tae. Hiding vitae htt “9 a facility dick Hutchibnede. Chlenee iy oo. A mi finishing his rival, Vin- rip — d en and battered, ifiighters filed out Into the ail the ranged from $35 to $157 J a PPP Lt A 4 De ee eae ee ‘2 ij ( (! - fra « s, thile Jones drove Witite: i, ' ica go 5 sae rcent wane of N . , - 4 as but a cw she : —_ . en rl ‘ : | ® VY and mashi ' € iiiiam Mehiham, T % snmandie, 7 up and 6 short weeks ago and the crowd 1 “e oueemeage . 2 ‘ , € fis > P -_ . et ‘ i uUiSa ” > - re _ . ; The . ' BPORTSMAN’'S ‘PARK Aug. 10 te? Majo / ‘| ee nuts oes a Sa {, one better than ID K. White. Toledo na — +4 to play. KMnglish completed the 18 (fur hopes were brightly dawning wet seats Lice a coon the U R LOAN SOCIETY C , : ‘ ‘ , | Totals Sh ‘ 2 F I ‘om om 0 1": ; , t wats enhange a nt the turn, ix» BRobbv Jones Atlanta - Le “ holes in his best iorm today wae TiGaw the bovs are down sO low ‘about to proceed = the show was ' ' APITAL ‘i ~ ae ss ce : Z 4 rr ; st 2 cir y : Po. - . ‘ ' 6 : ‘ ete ? — gel aa : F . ; . . P : a . ; “ . ; ; ‘es ‘ from Des Moines, started on the hill Sit f ft ? ( ae ried him: 1 ah no pace that car-| “gs Vardon, England 0 %—75 Oniy two surprises developed: The} fe cellar door Is yawning. The appearance of th INCREASED 10 $4 for the Browns tin the second game 4 a is Ics > PHILADELPHIA. ha “ite pes in 55. one under par, ing bree 198 Olean “ -¥ , M 3h-—-7 defeats of Eddie kane bv his club- Ral merely a ruse to: bert if hehters wag ,000,¢ : . > « ) }esS ‘ ug sa " . P age ix? ¢ if¢c Eevar « rims W hi } ' ‘ : 4 ! .* >I mare atrie (‘al 1) le P . . 7s 0 : : rs c Brady sacrificed. Lynch to Gedeon oe . om 3h) a7 fen R>,1 \ ILLIA MIS i 2 ( ; ~ a nail oo j Puls ai, Aho required 74 | Nelson. Danvil , ij ee 49 about Some interesting niatehes no- fi : i le ub less will console "« m ‘ine considerabhs ree ¢ laney is excit. holders of th : | nited Railways ; ; ‘| Caro - its e , , J ~ ‘ Prank “enonae (Oe ay . sé , . =: ans ., ; . : . ; ere om ¢ — —_ ‘ ‘un first. Menoskey walked. Hooper |New York ...... 267 41 620 ets 615) MEUSET. RF ) ?, ae : ank = Sprogell. Montgomem tably the ene between Walter Mur-) The gr Will CrOWR EE gees té ope )tact (hat te st from the ites and Loun Association, held . ‘ also walked, filling the bases. Me- | BROWNS rs “a 42 18 622.61 mp epocHwer ss ™ se Se eae ee . agen Goes Out in 40. Ni 1 it 47 ray, the Midland Veilas champion e great Banrbino pole ‘em. ‘Cleveland bavw } riton whips the 27, it was vot d to tinerease the 4 innis flied to Williams, Vitt scoring W®sh!nston Sei oe ‘nai ag a. eee ee ee Of DME. title tame Walsn, Butler, Pa ..//.37 40-77 || Who Is competing in his fourth Post-! 71 with Lew Sawaal be rea ital stock by $1,000,000 to §4,0% - : : 4 ; ; 468 2 ee - 7r> 9 oO) TT 4 “cy de es Carberry *hiearc ne , ait a ine free lt) : . ‘ ns aras, { ; ted . 3 rt after the catch. Scott forced Hoop | Boston &z +0 a _s ns Aol R. MILLER 3b. a 3 {i a i} t) = ide r, got in trouble on the first ‘Tharle ‘i bts vit ae ot es TS Dispateh event. and (iras English Chot it and onis John NieCiraw lightweight cha} ” inothe r Britt h’ 000. in the 66 months of the n wv ~ I tha ’ ald 2 Pity 4 ° . . 3 i » ; e ra 7 o> ee 4 is 7 = . a ” ‘ ° od ‘ { - mg ‘ig , ‘ } Ss . . We at | er, Gerber to Gedeon. ONE RUN | Detrott 7 1 6S SBS i re WHEAT C... ee ee pure ee required 40 strokes. He| i Iter Sena tat tne itp gan | | Star. OF the presene SS W) € ‘nother Such a bout w oe cee claimant, clation’s existence it has paid at rare y JN. = =6 | Ph Iph Da is ash ef S “2 improved s “hs: “ MeCarthy, Jacksorville yt PO on as ahold ga ky en Jawn presents his i ree ‘ould virtus } 4 i BROWNS—Gerber walked. A wild. Ny: 82 74 902 308 2») HUBBELL P-. i 0 | pon omewhat on the longer yar) dn a epees it ae PODAY'S RESULTS. When Jawn 3’ | ee et BAGO 900 AB CVS ee : ! pitch put Gerber on second. Ged NATION AL LEAGUF “a tas 0) 1 g| Second half and finished with 78. M.; Charles McKenna, Detroit ...58 40 ‘Set First Round | ee proceeds to crack it. ; ween the two, ; ganized to encotirage thrif 4 , singled laces . . ,edeon CLUR. ae te 4 RIGHTSTON a 1 u oc Oo J. Brady of Detroit Wie tos - wee | bape & TD mc Lou won a Louis 4 20 ‘aot PRD re mt . ihe world’s most famous runner Would Not Affect Title home-ow ning am . . . second, (jerber stop- Nrookivn + t. Win. Lose BETTS Pp , u plav ff las - , ost the papa h de ing. New York Bn 10 _ de 2m tie : riple A, jefeated Vin The doughtv Jol 8 r-up, Sheppard we . ‘ among { nited } , 's ping at third. Sisler hit into a dou \Cincieneti _ ... 900 45. 571 1575) £588 YW ee : @2 eee pomg ast Year to Hagen, took 79 7 ti. Blottides ‘hn ir ago “"l) "a0 99-79 ent Lane, Normandie, 7 up and 6 to ah es vy John is reckoned; F stated that such a fight ways employes - | > : = — a r | e * 1. 1? ' ey 7 i ie) sboig —- =r adi Ve ; ) 4 . ‘ of w ‘ * 2 - ° ble play. Brady to Scott to MeIn-, New York oe ee eee eet) | toeay. set Smith. | New a Alon see | |I at | For ae to get a loving cup would have no weight in gaining iim Members of the association Bh - @ . - pir . ‘ s4eeeeeecn + , Ld * - ae © ope ona oy —- ose oes om j ° “« « “ a ° . ' $ phy) Sey ’ ty oP : -“ \ "§ it r | er ‘ 4 fiear,.' , ‘ rr Vs j : . “ec “4 i . ‘ | 5 nis, Gerber scoring. Jacobson popped 7 "''s>urs > ns 55.5 8 Totals 6 | Edward Ray of England found FO ee ee lelphia...40 43-88 |} feat y iy ps , eS ae ‘ys Un isa aaa ae in England, as a chem been loaned $1,200,000 to ald ta » Pe : . : oe i 4 r Ros moe — th 2 se & » 6s - a ‘ , i P . dy oF « , . 2 Lark j ‘ - eared VaiWw ti ier. it ‘ - * e as ’ i ° : + . : r : to W alters. ONE RUN. 4 hicago ‘ Ta “ ry: an? th nF ] ] ~ il ] ; ma ny traps and took x0) strokes 4% , ke T _ ff é Pittsat ir Pe a oa san im - e zs i. Vi li A} } \ tiai > « | The — - . ‘ F 7 Aaa Paso ae if he defeated Ldward pure hase of homes. The ho —— : ' tl att °° 7° » Ve —— : __ . . ~ . Ss *j ; > ait? c , kK iwea d tay “porls ¥ = 4 “OD ‘A ‘lula I a} orhy: wt , " o " = “>. 2 — « ‘ . . we ee arryv ? ° ‘ . - an re US Pu (or Cie © = PouIheEo sf »> ‘ont . , e 4 " . ar iaVvV a) ¥ , great catch of Williams’ liner. Smit) Boston, 0-92: Browns, 4-8-0 ‘11 inn | Doak and Hubbell were the p ury Vardon and Edward Ray isa ns yay my. 49 ‘nd @ te ola 1. 4 up | And we wer adage try. -] e fought in this Comm AICHTA— Wnter : y adrov d : 1 Ratteries lone . NNINES this . " ‘ i¢ pitchers There Was . ‘ me George Savers Philaa , 1o-—-NI ati ow tO pias ' ere greatly pained q foth met tichie Mite a oe , nte ed into reeset en Ga P ove deep to Bailey. iin Aewtled | seta: navi a 9. Myers and Schang. Wal-; is afternoon in the second Pi ry ~“ much attention paid to atneey H in | be ey “ae bisa La | oD ; John Yates Prins ‘ i os shocked ct and near-champion Mil is : itchell, the wa: a } 4920, } Dominic Alchta. tur t to center, Severeid singled ta ones ae Sheckrr and Severeid of the i's rdinals verienr with are wore pl v or the amateurs among. “thes rence ° abholtz. ss: - ro Bsc : t] 4' S| ceil Eigan ~ a sas . : Sta . . ed i.uls- To prematurely Pa , Mitchell stopped genre fighter. BART. em mithers Py W and parler P right, scorin —_ New York, 6-74); Cleveland, 2-9-5, fet.) Phillies : a ann 1¢' whom were Chick Evans: --f t of ve edb 8 42 lelieh. Senhiates aoe | , unde but ta ‘dwards in Si B “yo, Monday. Aug. 9. 1080 4 to Bush lee RUN Lynch tapped | teries: Shawkey and Ruel; Mortor ie | Were p About 2000 spectators champion, and = nde em former-|- 1M s get hoe pais 42 oh 8] f aa a ee ht, Forest Fw. ae: | ~— Ape eg on failed to put away Shep da nae dee eee OS Bertha ; : ‘ ‘, N. ,and O'Neil! aman x . . ri mar | . mreesent., The wentl . : ee > ones of At- : , er en, let roit 11 0 Pa te ri? i;’Sha yo ress ae : , . mat rough he ave , Fu: on ; fa er ~ ill, ak athe was P , a. : (jeorge S. Low. Lal aoe 81 : Th, — «© aa gave himas UMnOra, Will tak , | THIRD INNING. Detroit. 5-10-83: Phadelphia. 2-7-3 threatening. ae) Sanne. Southern champion Evans Cameron ‘Tremt yt Be ingame age oo et 10-—81 * uP amd + lO DAY. 4 QUITE 8U: thrashing. — fie a m.. from site ‘oe Rete? - K BOSTON-—-Smith threw out Vict." A°OS ark ia ea: Naytor. © a EIRST INNING _ played with George Sargent of Co- tg tell gi ne ire 42 AI Chagiee McVey. Ere tee 7 a department store in Newark Poneege wy: regulars expressed the on avenue, ts Calvary Oot Brady safe on (Jerber's tion Moore en! Perkins : ace. ¢ CARDINALS pa aa ‘ “é eget also a former champion (x) | "AG Bontsorm ve eae 6°. a faneS Waiter Sean Pritvhae A 7 UD ' . J., has hired a professional Late Geos Sheppard and elaney } CALVERT. Entered tne : . 4 i“hica oly yon aety § ——— , ent i ‘ while Jone one naire 3 : Isaac Macki: a Fg tae aig 5 eee SA and G to play roxer to teac! rirle . urnish 3 xece Aug, ¥ ane LO FeR Inte Fest es ‘ Menosky popped to Gedeon. looper | tertes r wih; “aentneten, sag j . —— * (tran? . . a sh geehantty 9 A ’ pu Th. os sDUaEas ISArae’ Og brorest 1 ‘ wae : . “ mm dba “¢ , A ; 4 ses) ' . ows . Sl : BROW NS—Gerber singled through | nston 7 game. Chicago. 6-0, Wasn-, forced out Smit hei aye Bo: ond his title, played the round with T. D deat BRL ot ng ge 5 land i 40_85 and 2 to play shea weil or the bargain rush. wise seemed i overweight but saa Setar and ennt ot ee Nag ” the box. Gedeon.out, Brady to Me- : chalk pte é ang Cersen Williams and doubled tue “1 # Bias Fletcher Armour, a Scotch amateur visiting John . Revie nog nie 0 42-8! rh sé as ‘Hon . ) — Demp a Sood conaiies i month and 6 GTRASEALRSY, axed soy : Me- ; ; Courtnes dA Me ‘nier ; : . uns _Redemus. San Antoniq 41 42-—83 mas Hunt, tilen Fel ron from et | Bey Funes ‘a | Innis Scott’ am} Mieinich : ier at first. Stock Toledo, and J: > Sahn: Maverend | Anthevitl 2 8 ) : ae Nice weatl c ; ould Beat Wills ineral from Jiol j s long throw retired | NATION flied to Willi 1 ee James Barnes, former iLeorge RON Eh a8 4%-~RR lehn Murphy. Wirk wood, & weather we're hay ° . Routt iroad tolfmetater pario . ad | N. SAGUE | ams. NO Ns AV ac seorge Axton. Regina, Sask... 4% ; . Kirkwood, ‘bv eta alt aving, but Joe Woodms © veters ) Hroadway, Wedne = Sisler, Gerber taking third Jacob. | _ Cardinals. 12 - 2 a te 16-22) walked salient A I aulette with John? Bowling. ih Am urs, Nilliam MeKelver. Triple \. 7 up and 6 ao : ms ers, Who was with Sam Langs prec aoee ite a dns iber oe ‘Cnnnatelon FOU : “a3 “se. Jacobs, M ‘ort wneree.,. Gonwm ' . au . sacrificed A. heavy rain : | Chading cards wit! to play , erd during the greater pi ‘ Chicago (i) ’ 5 BOSTON t tne INNING. matic Me ye. 4g bam Dithoefer: Ca.tacs lDboank to Hornsby, who covered first. dn ied ¢ 7 seems the night a tg ard th par wisi eticitin’ a | OU JOYV! black dreadnaught's ter par ae pers vl i +e) Boa Sacramente (Cal) — . . . ‘ wise " i wi. ® new wd y o} « . . : . . ’ ; Pf r¢ a "4 . ur ; ; 2) ay ’ A ripe . fetcate } re orge ' . . : éorve " . ‘ : ° 7 ; lerber and Sisler ibe [iereaien tixev, Smith and Tra- lavan threw out fawlings Wil putti 28 is and made the yal a a 4 @ -@ as a , par Gattawhi Kirks seats , ‘ 4, (One consolation the "re; Su WwW Tham” battle cases CHIVINGTON entered ; red McInnis. Scott drove deep to Cncten liams bounced to Doak w hh 1 it oe greens efen more capable of ee M . a4 8 GLb S: Ge mackie -4 Probie et: . Ry Ans 3 tO poy American people have: No sreat | against Harry Wills, ’ se a tings tra Aux. 0, 1920, at 4 Phe a acobson Bailey b ecinnat 10-14-0 a . = ‘ ae approach S ‘ Varfion hh we : ’ “mre f i te! a elects he esse - 4 ‘ Ye Mra. Mi: aown the third base oa safely | | en Luque Ring and Wingo. ype ca } out at firs t. NO) Ri NS. approaches are essenti 1] on : rags h Evans ss { ' : - : ‘; - ; , 40 oe : Outi NO iin”A’ j ; * 1) a ef “? t© the pies) I el ( ae ad l’resident upon poate poe .* pinion that Dempeer 6 age Be —— -¢, and our ow Se stealing Sey 4 ailey out uilian, Scott, Pierretti. Rudolph and al er SECOND INNING the #reens as Seas nost o1 bs oh 3 5-——~-3% t ay , consummation of that glorious oa Beyer — probably does not fear Funeral Wednesday. A RUNS ; ereid to Gerber. NO) | oe oné | game > Cincinnati @ 14 OM R vOW'-Y. ; ("AERLIDIN Al Q Horn ra ¢ sides. _— 5 i . are trapped orn all es hi } 1 r 8 ; 4 4 4 ‘ #96? ms. era il l’as i’ Norn : . 7 fos ' ey ent al our troubles will vani } Ww rom , 1 a) ith I ulton'’s conqueror . fr the resice n e of Aue. S as a . - . "bre, oston, 2-— ell “NSD ‘ » : recludi ‘ . utrehinson we te - oe Be : . “wie ' ‘le mia , : sil oodmna , . ‘ inze ieee or re , pe Bm png oe } ishe rT and Vv yer Mllin Pa ulette. Shotton wa ticnd ue d the |§ shot. P 1 Ine a pit« h and run Jor “ ‘ r, -, : $ : 3 : - + Fei ha ‘a ‘ ior Lijit \ . ee od like mn 1)at betore the morning sun the erate ee - som looking after eights te Vv Y xT Weed a Kasto a AY eS Sn ‘ “4 ; » | : t ’ > erie ae ee 7 YD ; aan tA “aN r oe ; . + e ? =k & ; Jon : . sabe TE etetler J | Brook ’ hit and run Lav: opt tenons @ 3+ ADDR IAVSS 8-357 : , We have the word of all the ce said hnny Shep DOBINS— Enters . Ivn, 6-0-2; Chicago. -f-11-1. Batteries i sl n Lavan lined to Meusel == ee sa P4535 446 + 3O-TH Culver Knickmey: Millan : didates for t ee . Sue Eh idee ee tk eee Grimes, Mamaux ar atteriess and Shotton wi , oss si, MOE IS OT a SS SS sg eet nator ; atv + at. “T don't believe j ) Dobyr at il a. mm. James Ke “uN f vl Mi ler Fillic oe . : yas doubled off first ’ - egy ted Joe Lar are Ars » east 6: lieve «fi ny fimhter in the ys, belo ved b cnaiinn : of i . ) A lex- | , NEW ) RULING PERMITS | | . : Hi > fo Hin : count! bg ors oe beat lempseyv Wills eyne ye tat ’ fu ft ‘we ye ; P ow ‘as S0me Bg ° ; 2 Jeaser kd : - ' ( 1a and * Jo} Iter] | Foroat Par Peas Or course they e > ~~ _— ve good points and dan- Cough! lr A bOwWe rs Mra r Beaten 7 ne c %; arh a egted Cc e all liave differ- tfeTrows man. if the ] r w ley Af ra Mis HM. Arie yy Mra W . 9 Richard Krause. Bellerive. 1 up ent ways for righting our wrongs seven rounds | tnt. Sree a7. at Uravemasan, Bra Ee and iro: y ees at Rn FOUsSs think Wills . ther-in-law. Kohwarte and our hing out the kinks, but as (ove a better chance as if a io it’ oan brother ond @& rive him the confidence he seems | $1 Bi 8 ekGner chapel, || airs buf y orinensna Aug. D> m.. to Lbethania Cemetery N.Y. DISTRICT ATTORNEY ander ana Kites Miller, Elliott, Meusel to Paul ORD INVEST 7 . Killefe: meus o Paulette to Hubbell. NO}: p ork, {)-t- ittsbur = - . RUNS. ERS ES IGATION ' or o. Pittsburg. 0-7-2 at-. PHILADELPHIA | BARNES TO PLAY IN “a ADEL ~~ Doak threw “PRO” G > A oF TouRNEY Tilden Defaults .°.” n e ‘eli and Kreuse. both of whom qualt each one’s way is the bes : au ts fied. with S% were subst ‘cinaal in the see what chance cal oie + aay luck when opposed to dangerous fee : I don't know, of eousen but | fe@ ¥FiIX—f: ; Se, ) P 5 rere | Inte se o on v. Ivou, 7:40 - se Pane te 0a oe Ee ew er es ERs Te EE ’ , te eriles Neh? , 4 = 4 —_ OF M’GRAW-SLAVIN BOUT "0S" UN re SE ont . 1 ‘ else -* . Sh ; NEW y ORK. Aug. 10. — Sear c hing) _—_- } nem —om “a s : a he I out, Hornsby | ; , ‘nier. KR. Miller , TOLEDO, ¢ 1g : investigation of the circumstances, Tomorrow’s Schedule (to Fournier “Oo ae Hornsby | Pirhangss ~ » Aug. 10.—The Profes- which resulted in fer: . : : : me gt ha treeame solfers’ Association met las In ; pairings today when {ft was lesrned that ; neta se — erious injuries to) AMLEICAN LEAGUE ‘ THIKD INNING. night and made pairings for t na ennis vent ene of the bovs in. the orig.na phy Rare | : : . Slavin, veteran musical; Boston at St. Louta . CARDINALS —Heatheote flied to! Dual tourn: r the an-. : at the bottom of thts © a a pairings Debs is handicapped by not be certain that there is a little te te comedy actor, who t® unconscious in| Philadelphia at Detroit Williams. Clemons singled to mins | whe prom ny po te held at Plose- represeated hie- qualifying pelea ng from Ohio, but if ones | eins: weakness about We RS gear Fea ge My — a hos a | New York “eon ge ter. C ae we | ioore Club. Chicago, Aug. i7-2! om eane other boy fated: 1 ret ai on he Ww Pees ’ ut even without it, I fay : Tothman OS Sears Mix and Prete . ' een - bis me , : , ple: . ohne ‘ . ; v4 hes . ; 1A late 9 , ernoon by District Attorney Swann “ rer Cae ago 2 : : oak walked. Smith beat, electe Dalle un s had been - Honors of D vi C T TOMOR ROW . ouid tmaake a runawey race of it Woodman was. asked ial pe seed pene tfather ay a ARS, A i * The condition vf Slavin. who was!) sg 1 ~F INAL LEAGUE, 0 a hit to Paulette, filling the,» : esident. George MeLean of avis Lup ieam, bowie N Wa PAIRINGS. e | sttehte Mee ake . re é e. : a Pig peg at the age of 83 years ; . » St ; : > . . ' ) ses Pl . woe - @ ew r : “-* - > . ie ‘7re 2nikt lisi \« il ter ‘\ pra. c ’ n . > o- mTitt : Ta * 44 ey uneonc.ious from a fractured | c tw ~ eT soe a On | to oem s long fly to, ie | RR ge Aug. 10.—Vineent Rich mes n lacks something of beimgs ne 10, 1620, at 4 & m Mary Nee ~ nec » : . - = : ° = ? : . year e , “i : , _ : i . : , lie dha , jornas Flunt arate 4 . - real "ile ’ »} ~ 2 J ad. - Mar Ggausgnile?r of *) ‘oe , f ae a Ae ol ona A as report- > | — Wheat. Hiubbell's srounder | ingein wo Aghia tga plav- Norris Willlams li and William M Cjarence O'Hare vs. Fred Grube Jiards of Yonkers, N. ¥ SAG | fe a yee rah may affair. They ought pe ~ | ot t o late Anthony . rove w th an eve ounced f ws - : nes « i tind. his er. . . , Ps * . . . . , , ‘ > . r - Seay Tse © eG P 4 ; ‘% ," ~Tedee ¥ } ‘ . D os . . " a ‘ ee _o? ! fe t? «ary " " nn vttogee the movements since Snt- " ai +e the oor person to have , to ] ournier. NO) RUNS we en. che y ork tournaments La dat | rer yZe montested ne eof hirer matehe ws were ; i { @* friar on the guarantee 7 ¢ Tee an wat —# The House Committee ef the Lamt ~ ‘ omplished the feat onen tinn I He | os ae ii ‘ Clemons lined to. AT ’ a arper bs as suffering fram lack of in the Solent off the j 7 I O ournier. YO n purchasing the I: as within a point or twa of jet , " e . Mr. Slavin endeavored to per- ne 2 : a as firet place. Kear- | . a lL ournier doubled th > b Ti tuth, attesting that : Ti der +) ‘ A¢ LUT dé ot VW r hiif ge A a. T a second: New York against the right field fence Stock ~ ry was used by him in hitting ir ‘ * as e* Ww orld champion ta pit \meriaan it a iti ri a Soe rAaAclion of i fer the world = ampt - Suaimnes ew Ori ype Tal \ioran knocked perv’ b ait » «s efert (hriettan & . ye ~ bd . 7 ' i b c 7 . . . bid ‘ . ‘ « er t ) : if o of '= i ‘? eh! "YT" tig yt? * oy he) ‘ry ’ iv. @ x 7 S. " , ot i the club, and he and Commander | Seaeeth. wie athe? Indiana civilian /#ingled to left, scoring Fournier. | Se ‘igeretl round! eae: His match in the| be held on the ute Ri ng will) matchsis to take place in H al do Red Dolau in the ninth 19a orl Tntee Net, “AP ead ke 7 eet put Mr MeOraw i j } ie exas National Hi . . ° ve .* wel ; ’ t Was defaulted wt. A g , om > ta * tanges Jantiars ‘yet c rin if) . Tie ey ia P ” . . ae f : na taxi-/| fift) Guard | to! naby forced Stock, Hubbell Dabney : here Aug. 20 to Sept ‘ad mee , vs » sl r and v. « ead and took him aw r > ' pDHe to | Rai +, It Was an- Memphis , ULASKI Sund ay fro -letc : ‘ re a ee i ines on : ‘ shot py Arios Fannin ff - * a) \ m torre Mr. Slavin had at no ong the club. | kota ‘ letcher. Shotton walked. Lavan in Delays Net Matches. uUMInAars ’ Te i ri lay. . a ‘ahs ogy sparse pS al pu e Jear father of a : LS a he alteration, except as Acme SISLER HAS HIT . 167 os to Williams. Heathcote The ain Saturday and S&S i | First SNGMES. ; hoot 1 7 93 24 experts, 19 sharp-| r stag y 8060 ae led for Why koff of M: mphis. gain ne @ decision Bucitd ayenus pe rel nes og maker and left th ACE - sing ed to right scorin = H ; i ' eanused post ame - ‘ “unday ; i ; ro mm comPpleteds a roofers Are 9 mo rkemen with onl ope on uls °’? with the expre ° oo eee hbase : & to Mf c > Kua. hi, of ; e club in >t ; 6 ornsby, | stponement in the Triple 2. OC. Caner defeat: fai EF 17 mer t qualifying ; intent , pressed in eight rounds : vot ors pt normal conditton.”’ = DOr | IN LAST 15 CONTESTS *"" putting Shotton 9 on third. | semifinal doubles matches. a Aj mn by defaul: , Maj FE. B. Har my his € ge Rape oC was the re- ei 2 ap rs : ; re val ling upon vr tvas . mune oe M | tue 8 1000 t the hor ) ; 3 ‘Clemons single . : ‘| match Hess and Cu one| ,.2 Norris Williams 11 defeate 19 pg tee maint rd established here at o reconsider his decision to yteld 4 yer phwat ¢ Johas amined Phen agaeary es who X- (,eoreRe Sisler, the Browns’ leading in S} ing! d to le ft ( enter, scor- kpstein and r bh) shmi in will oppose | hai 1. e 4 ated J V thre qualification shoot this mr es be the world ~ hese ehan pionsh vi rs lerse 4 it’ The ho it between ‘ ger cat P _ af It _ r a bye * been eo badly iniur a Gould not have | batter, has hit safely at least once! o a hotton and putting Heathcote | and Cushman cg em Epstein, Shaw, 6- Hae, Hermanas ty by officers and men of the machine Capablanca and play @ mateh fi hg Pech Teopaey trady of Syracuse and Bm ai oar vem, © ’ . . . « a @ als ms ° *e |i - - in ‘ ict LPT) ¢ ; | ‘) ie P - - : : od ; Seve i. * . and then been able we | Rgaad oo yee in the last 15 games played by py le esa per double steal ailed, city, so this will iP. SS ae a the Q. Sed J. § urley defeated I - a Oy ge ne oop of the First New Jersey Litie d Foe ¢ =! raul was st opped by mR. orn) " a rong «Wate McGraw tax! ut of the! ' , iy cote eing out at the plat ‘ably f 4 ayed prob- | vie 1 Sy ae avalrv of Newark, the departm ae - the referee in the fourth round be te Mount . ; hug. 21. at 230 at the | Rurke's a * . piate, , ’ or two weeks . i o Dabn aia a oo ae ; : i ‘ partment ount Binal « soul if ment. McGraw apart- he h = In this time| Wheat to Fletcher to Wheat. | will further dela 6 Rain last night by default wa dae: sapraten' bei Sey ok swore f rifle practice announced todas The The White “ox moved into s _} cause Oh year were stalliiag ' enetery, interment GX | rempte — 28 safeticn in 69 at- THREE RUNS. ’ | gwleg final betwe se oa district sin-, be. Re Oar ae Aafeated J. Brooks Fenno | ann set a new record, it is be pl: « by taking two ga re - at yom Gene vemers = iter ‘4 Jima BICUMON Dat cont. on Mond rte tenes f y 7 . - 4 ’ : . 4 i. ; _—- lieve : . ; "ea i 7 Rare Piri . os ‘ i ; ‘ uy : « i . " : a or in ay erage of 467. Since | PHILADELPHIA Ww ’ : ' Fred Josties Ww ray Brown and ' Sacoend round ; ved, for rmarksmanships among na- Ntaionals ! Wm Tr) ia atpryeti tite yout 12 4 7 a > s Se — TING OVER ROBBERY CASE ; ro ge returned home, Sisier has | Wrightstone batted , mart anned. | will take place a permitting it| Willis _Day 7 wl detedted Hugh Kellen | tional guard organizations through rounds : . oo. ’ wr ; ae % , on eee matted 491, with 27 hits i . rs é ‘ or ubbell and , »yefore the end -—-3, 9—7 ; velleher 'eout the countr | et — st sah - te « from fam - n ; wen! of the uUnirs een "nce. 40° Ten: ye leo the plate. 65 trips, fanned. Paulette lined to Heath- —— ER TE bax C. Caner defeated ©. M Bull Jr e. ADVERT wey A y ro oe Bae 6 venus. 08 We Raloon Man Fires on Visit With Speaker goin hitl } cote. NO RUNS Se ee ee ee -_— Ww inlis 1. @ . *. : ISEMENT ur n . ent ti ‘ + a Whom H ors, One of | day. Sisie € hitless yester. | et is | °wirtans “aeteataa 7. ren, e 2, WEEGHMAN CREDITORS =a ge © Says Struck Him baeaihe 4 gained on the A. L. cet SEVENTH INNING. b hotton walked Lavan foul Sineeton Refeated |X dy Meet rh sy | CHAK EN of ° . “ * / . . “* « . Lo ae; om ati - = ; . : : ‘, "Arthur Pennock of 1713 Franklin is ‘418 ate it mark for the year. CARDINALS- Betts went to the | Wheat, Shotton stole porate BE ar n “7 | bs BE vega tg hs DENIED RECEIVERSHIP | ; my Y ee ae pane ¥ oe . vs sier's ff) , > : ‘ é “ £eco : -. Voshell defp ' eine ® ar ~ ty ineo M hele , 7 Clin- | 2 Tl hits and Speak-/ Smith doubled to ce k . RUNS . sel.- NO Ww. M Ww bs te ; ' “ths lar@ing that Marguerite & cee ton street and Fred W ler 162 to center. Fletcher Innd. 6 penser? defeated C. S. Gar bie losses in baseball ventu cr che ‘taba Chaat > - . x nr ‘ 4 e . ’ ‘ rahe y. y @- aa Ire «2 riche , : - >| o : : ' a 42 lililamson of ital ’ threw out Fournier. Smith going to PHILA DELPHI A Ir , ‘ CJ. Gri (A> ye ane 4 , made him insolvent eadtiar ‘ad a ‘~] gieter ‘ hg ‘ =~ 4 ps 4 A vy 14 Itaska street went to the soft. Ref St z third. Stock flied to Paulette. Yo} t 4 we) . “1 ehals ° a pee ' . : rai ee to kre " a at 1030 North Tenth street this. shy ad toad bate am Mcbe at) he | o bogged age . Lebourveau | RUNS. a | Four Tea csi 2 na —— Dh — ; filed a hee y & place trem the afternoon and a iS De Ae) Weer. awlings hit in front of INTH 8tNN : ed. ) | A: mintetigh vankrul | witaar Bouless » Weisced sked Bird to dl aul and Ralph Brady of , ae the . ‘ ails ING. i SAN on | “4 os" Th Tlie ("irecuLt q*, yt j Az Aug ti at . re ¥ a care smiss i wa , Syra- plate and was out, Clemons : CARDINALS—Cle ; vrs tANCISCOD, Aug. 10.-—-Presi- ete ip rh y Sad tyreason, thedral eae tm ork, 1 oS against Pennock char in b , a stopped in the fourt h round nie w . } to ] our. the . 4 le mons hit into | dent wi J : resi The eourt cCenic ad the petit ion . BMET tui cinent in Calvary ( Sea him ge x ¥y lteferee r. illlams he t eft fiel« » 7 _ tan Hi Mot Art hy v : : n i" Pnter ie P with robbing Bird's cash te ; Erhardt, who declared it, a out a hit to i bleachers for a home ' r arthy of the, the grounds that thers was seated dag hon tered inte reat seud@eniy ® . ’ " i ‘ ‘ : , on . . = : : ‘ : is ‘ 7 ter. gis- | ®° contest Hornsby, the first off Doak, Lebour- | run. Doak rolled to Paulet acific Coast Rasebe!! League, on his| ficient evidence for the app. ; wy OvVed oa be RY... 6 Jono Reward) Bi - + © veau going | I ings fumbl ette. Raw- return f Mel of a receis inte etc rmeith te ln aslie &. an4 AGS ra refused and Tob x o third On Meusel's x. nbled Smith's on n from a trin to Los Angles ¢ fa receive! ernie ove Leather af Rawmend in at art Neh ™ > . } 0 7 = € under ° ert er . Pa ‘es ie: > . . Secreto Vf . — hi ruck f allowed long drive t s osurnier f @ ; jestion Ral ; .« and m. Bird fired at Tobin and \ _Dlanked the Pt weven hits, but o Smith, Lebourveau) y,- orced Smith, Rawlings to Ve abe" Borton, suspended a> car eyay nephew: Pune “at lameon b V i)- rates, %— 0. ; scored \ letcher flied te « ; ‘ letcher. Four: les . ernon first haseman. declare > Peter Win , he i Pune | parlor ar . ut did not hit either ol a ONE RUN Smith.) wheat to } lier died stealing, terday that playe Sent anal d yes- son ins an fond avenive. *. : at hem. -_-- -@O@—--— : : a o Rawtli . c oiien!” “teanh eens , ; . . nie re 0 @ Salt Ls : . mm : al Bird, Tobin and w illia “Rabe” Ruth drew . . 7 j » . lings. ONE RUN Vernon, Portiand ;: ‘ San ¢ ake. c ‘ Peterson won and ine iy Calvary " ’ ~~ | Durch Inte were arrested. meson went out tw w three passes and' KIGHTH INNING PHILADELPHIA ' ea were . ; ind Seattie teams’ the exhibitior ia lost } ° a - , Cometery Deceased wae @ wice in the clash with the © ARDIN Al e \ - . . ; out Paulett : aN “wn threw and in ols ed tad haset ail x imbling 5 1 teri '?¢ a bali r? ate hes «¢ , ; qv ’ ; 3 : | * and TP Nan >» Jee tet wR, Tereea'’e ‘ ade 4 ‘ \ heat leaned into ' Sh ' ©. : Leboury ean flied to S< andals ~ ‘ rsa? = vera? reiay tT. was de a A ~ p39 29 Ps : , gf a. Ss a x « wry «+O Po iho vovuvls af ‘ © ton. Rawlings flied to Shottoun e feated by \ HT) I? anmite 40 er aX 7 : roe a” : ‘ = : the * - St Oe “ , ti, sf s i . . - . , se Cincinnatti | won from Kajiwara,-if@ ¢ a . Cees ee ee * Pe a aes ae oS . , . etas —_ lad no trout i :. ; owe 7 to Oe eine ot ae < <8 ie | le Wihhing ua I eterson will op . Eo ' _ - 7 2 A , °. a : ¥ | 4 For. 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Se ne a ee Re ee ee a _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © a yer tee te a car ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — a ee te — = Se ee | Ls ° . ’ | 5503 SPENT BY ZACHRITZ IN of 66 average city blocks in their! — Py ch LAN ge and he years Sg eT Pr iby a freight train of the Manufacturers’ Ratt a rg, ¢t brit arc reets. u ; aggregate frontage. out r -» —~- iy... | wwe s road. near Second and Dorcas streets at li | t , Th o'clock last n taht when she started to ciimDd . ® method of saving is by the | —- ini Gan topped at the cr ssing. | | menary deduction of weekly pay-| | MISOBLLANEOUS | {jclling*her denn terween' the care Ss] | " ments to the association from the. Gives ‘xpenses as $640.50, | employe’s pay envelope. This money THE RICHARD | ANDERSON, JOST, it . wl 4 . Hf = r ~ eet a ttery A Bouts With $8726 in Contributions— is turned over by the company t American L, - eeting Ee oes ay | they are employed “ ‘ . a f U rht at the a ‘a has — lorary Say F,, Other Candidates File Reports, the association, which is an inde-| te question of a bonus fo iT pervice men, MRS MADE SANDERS, 22 yuan OLD, | A ) y which, will be deve . a ~¥ 242 Nort “oriesant avenue, after cut- ‘ eld 0 er U e 5 . It cost William Zachritz $543.09) pendent corporation. Par value of tion of the Legion Rept. 8. The Ladies wr & her throat | ch a A wa ety ras > blad 4 \ V y e the race in which he was) the association st. k mb bs —, ha A fe a : ~ ere SNS , C on 1 20 announced today tha KR! som wit a roa ° ugging owness in eeping wit its drill yard at Batt ry A A r ees, e al atten o ; > or a. | 4824 West Sciedke ' av , a ps we . : and bru ses. He w“ as ‘en ated at. the e | Hou 4 1083 — ~ ~ web pean ceatiogin 4 n ‘ ‘ p | Yard ¢ + er rmory, : on or committeeman n © the Lowell Bank vith 810 1 . : lle ~ to |. ity ospital and taken to his home “ -, . rT cart ‘the serie ot ree pro- d d a] Ww] a h ut 1000 disappointed fans 00d. : ee nih Ward, but he spent $200.) gd ess yes terdays was ston. R ree sm - ons | erams oP. are rive BS Poe eng Iai. Smartness an its spee 9 ways onor your | Park Commissioner Pape spent $176)! it he could change a ri pi ig. iit ’ 1 ~ e 1614 “hee ee ae an kilied | eg ‘district of Fairn ount Heights. | ° . . . é' x re-clected committeeman In the |= =e d mM mM h W d h d h ata tiiat the post- | rent Ward It cost Dr. A. H.!} | ju 4 ent, ho atter O istinguis e t e€ d program would be attempted 7 Meyer only $80 to defeat John) | © | © h Oorrow night at the same Place, , Schmoll for commitieeman in the company In W Cc you are. 1! “4 the boxers were present and Thirteenth Ward The expenses of | e ed for the events Just before other committeeman candidates | Announcement was made the sanged from $35 to $157. Touring Car, $3,750 Phaeton, $3,750 Roadster, $3,750 ters filed out into the sodden ring | - e es e WSs in | Coupe, $4,900 Sedan, $4,950 F. O. B, Indianapolis He crowd made a dash tor the Mf R, LOAN SOCIETY CAPITAL rte ; Feats, tt! King the al | . ise INCREASED TO $4,000,000 ee SOUTHERN MOTOR COMPANY he appearance of the fighters wag nti alle Al ’ ’ t e r mM stl C e H. P. FEDERSPIEL, President 922 es " ' pas to bring up the crowa) | Apociation Has 8000 Stockholders 3019 Locust Street mpureene {2 4 n — ‘ ee of the posts and Has Paid $100,000 in Divi- ) is sail "hen aintrit “- i ae eS dends in 66 Months. at ore ; ‘th one he main event ~ hedeong Johnay — 4 At a ~ poe of the 3000 stock- : . . . “r*\‘e Dpard and Cal Liclaney in exgtte Mm Bolders of the United Railways Sav Governmentactionincreasing steam railroad considerable stores fr, ifgs and Loan hanes lation, hels uly | : a . > ent ‘ ig “ ‘ea from ie 97, it was voted to increase the cap- Carningys SI] ol )( } OOO 000 “a vear 1S the best news, for everybody in -elana bov he mat he re matehed ital stock by $1, 100,00 I to $4,000,- } . hls 2 ; . . . . h t, f liv h Lew Rdwards mrnothy ne rity h , : 000. In the 66 months of the asso- t 118 country , Siluce the Armistice. It will increase t © COS O 1 : tweikht championship claimant, ga Seton's existence it has paid about ing, but it is the best possible guaranty that people generally will . oO $100,000 in dividends. It was or- : : | ganized to encourage thrift and continue to earn a good living. Successful Year Would Not Affect Tithe, | F h nm bout would Virtualls ilecide SUP emiAcy, between the two home-owning among United Rail- ways employes eppard stated that such a fight . = Members of the association have : . CT the Hid have no welkht in gaining him MME been louned $1,200,000 to ald in the It means the railroads can raise wages $600,- Gniition in kngland, as a cham. hate o . " ge ae * a purchase of homes, The homes —— : . ; re it ould Stentnate the aa ) bought are said to be the equivalent 000,000 a year. This means the railroad rank and file should and Man from candidacy for the Long. fe will get back to railroading with the old-time pep that made Amer- © belt. which is now in the hands , . P S : . the National Sporting Club ican railroads the best in the world. This in turn means that tens hue, for the tirst time a British ination might be determined on an of thousands of cars now tied up on sidetracks will be put back ign sol! Both tdwardse and ~~ @ 2 ' Ppard have fought in this coun i ee eine feat om Gaturday, into active service, moving coal, crops, Taw materials and factory Roth met Richie Mitehell, the . Funera) from Smithers & Wand pariors. (c) P-champion Milwaukee Nehter, Se BARTH— On Mon day, Aue 9 1920, George products. chell stopped lidwardes in six . | Rarih, belove d + sband of Bertha Barth, ts tut falled tf rut Z = 7 and our dear fat he : : ' i) pu awhy hep Wyneral ‘ee ones c at 1m e Thu reday, Aug 12. mB vilhough he gave him a sound | rey p fr Cullen & Kelly's chapel, It ‘ ‘ h > * b . , epi a eo By 4 _ North Taylor " avenue. ts Calvary > means t eC TY al Y Od S Can Or OW money ; 4 “ty tt igrteenctrrhy , CALVERT tered into rest o — . , ® thai Sheppard and Detanes Aug, 9. 1920. at 6:18 ©. thn John Be ak. which increased earnings will enable them to pay interest on and Old furnish an excellent contest 7 Vert dear father of Mrs. Louie Laurence. : P . ineeday., Delaney in ring cOB- | RR awe. John, Frank. Charles and repay when due, and with this horrowed monev thev an buy hun- © appeared overweight but other- father and ye coe an I aoe te einen . . ° : . . s ° r . *® seemed in good condition > month and oF da ye, ‘4 dreds ot millions of dollars wort h of new engines, Cars, termina! D “ Ww Bn t Wills. 7 a ye oo f metster parlors, T&14é ss Fi ; : f : : MT aan, the veteran manana > M.. to. Odl Followe’ Gometery. facilities and other equipment, for want of which the country’s ta ' : ceased was a aes nber of Carondelet Lodge . ' Ngehters, who was with Sam Lang. ® 114. 1. 0. 0 business has lately been badly handicapped. Beers wes Te, Piinn’thsereater part 6f-an ee, GU) and Sacramento (Cal.) ars o are tON— 1 : nter od into rest on Mon- . ig | A 52 wy “Thatn” battle mans times — A i ), 1920, Al 4 p.m., Busie Chiv- ae om | h | 8 f lx t fAinet tarry Wills, last night ex- ? , Devid White: ide. and oe Gavia ‘ber | It means big orders, wit p en V QO WoO! N a essed the opinion that Dempeey 7 ty-firet yen ; d not and probably does not fear (yi 2 Aus. 31. at 10 a, mM. eontinued rood wages, 1n the hundreds of industries from which match with Fulton's conqueror, Prinze. | ml avenue, Easton Avenue : | . podman, who Is now looking after © eights, to Valhalla C emetery (ec) the ‘aillroads must buy new equip ment. interests of Johnny, Sheppard, S-Entered into rest on Monday . d. , whe 0, at Il a. m., James Edward ‘ ’ eloved bush and of Elizabeth Do- ' try can beat Dempeey. Witsl ie here” Baward.” tea ow, It means more cars to haul coal, more days ean on Tr ie 4 Set , r. ied {r 3 Mpome Rood points and ia a dane Mae PomaBlin. Mra 1° "Dickneite, pire Wo Hal: eans more Cars to , \ . m4 m8 . Mra . Cravemann ra ldwar . M ~ ux man. If the battle went over | Bivens} * si “taacee Ui at work per week for miners, more coal at lower prices than the pub- fen rounds | think Wille would — } ed * TA.Te ‘ , nae Sass S35 lie expected to pay before the rate order was made. Ye a better chance, as it would Funeral from Leldner chapel, 2223 St. re tiinn the eontidence he seems to ; Louls avenuc, Wednesday, Aug, li. at 2:36 ; B® m, to Lethania Cemetery. k when opposed to dangerour foes. y FiX—Fontered into rest on Monday. n't know. of ocurse, but I feel @ | J tain that there is '‘ little tem- | ha bosheus’ ot The nian Wid taes ‘teaktl It means mM Ore Cars to haul farm Crops to Amental weaknese about Wille — o eae i °° pA $e W. Fix and Fredericka “Rut even without it, I favor Dempe x nee Fix). and vey — John pre ened market, the release of bank loans on these crops, and the Wuse of a ~ y to beat anybody you can name. onl grandfather, ereat ~~ me and ~ ‘ jf 5 : . k ‘ . “at pe Woodman was asked about MISK@ THRE gonths and 4days © Ray vast amount of credit so released in stimulating other industries. > | FG y Ou S 1 Was ing C O Cs Miske Not of Tithe Clnas. . Funeral Wednesday. Aug. 11, at 2 p. m., from Kron chapel, 2707 North Grand ave- “Well, of course 1 don't know.” he™%® nue, to Hel let ntaine Cemetery. (c) ed, "hut 't neems to me that the MMM MEME cored gota cre, Towntay It means that men and women who have GGA ¥ ay aa AS your grandmother did? Hiqitt Mi ee eo Ot an A, Aa ii a eager, OF ee ee ee tch lacks something of being @& c dear daughter of the late Anthony and sliena Kessler, dear sister of Anthony ?., surplus funds need no longer fear to invest them in safe securities 1 ’ ; ~ : - i ad TT »y 4 ' Ichampionship affair, They ougnt (ue oat P.. Edward M.. Joseph and the lete Clear up all about hie condition ' Keesler. Mrs. Kather!ina Hepp, Mar- eeeee et the Publis: Set Ca coeen, fx, omeies) oe 6s paying good dividends. Keeping good times means putting every er-in-law and aunt, at the age of 6 d they are training him way Up | : ® months @ ob da . . . . . . rim Minnenotn, "neve obey UMM Bee ale cf ef amt, idle dollar to work, in the useful industries, where it will help to Mn get sigh . — Angeles and San P at daybreak—rubbing, rubbing, for the edges of collars and cuffs, will need a light of gossip about Miske's ‘liness. ge > ane AS oles an make ood times. ee ae eit ean ee ee ytuesday, Aug, 10. 1020, at , hours, over the wash tubs— rubbing —just between your hands, in the Fitzsimmons, the promoter, | has — : Ww dena Marok (nee Bhortwin), inthes ° ° ° Standin beside the hot stove, turn- Rinso suds. mn hooked for a $176,000 deposit. | ay SS Po kee atten te g P overhead has bee ee EE Membel will take tiece “an vee 12 For regular mcome with Sap A AEES LEED safety ing and lifting the heavy steaming garments in You do not boil the clothes, or give them cat & think the real cmon apeeeaweme Ramally.pesidance, 20 Yok for principal we recommend Union Electric 7 Per Cent preferred : the boiler—filling the room with clouds of _ any real rubbing. You use no cake soap or “washing powder.” And one package of Rinso does your whole week’s washing. ee a a 7 $25,000 and $10,000. | The Fite WIEE—Eniorod into rent on Men. stock, Missouri’s safest 7 per cent income investment. steam— mons arena is not big enough and © : a? eee at 7:20" Pouattes ae e public not suffictently interested Te le, 8655 Shenandoah avenue, beloved = That was the way grandniother washed— A make wood on the fQuarantees Tree | 4 Tillle Meivile (nee Nugent), DIVIDENDS: C7 “a | $100 } "% i ] ; $1.7 ’ | k. ca teclvile fnee sussat): : $7 a year on each share, pavabl 1D every , .e she wanted to—but bec she had rted vil o , © re and Thomas Mel- not ecause sne wantec O—DU ecause : las fw No better way had ever been found. Makes clothes last twice as long ee wanes with interest, any time before the final installment is Se ee ee ee “es ee ee ee ——— rare Schuhmann and Jeannett three months. to i Ae Miease Ano ver. . A, ana our dear brother-in-law an . . F. Ue—The Post-Dispatch 1s ee ce Hanck & Gebmitt pariers — ) Now a better way. has been found—a way It is rubbing on the washboard that wears ble to use the matter submitted. ee: Church, ‘Thursday. Aug, 13, at PRICE: $100 a share for cash; $102 on a ten-payment plan, un- that saves all this labor, all this wear on the out your clothes quickly—it is harsh wash- ; i? Aras . ~ sv a. tr Hurial at Edinburg, Ine P = . ules~~makes this new Way of was ing possiDdle. Me “uphis Arios Fanning kK ol Reral from Mayer's chapel. 429 North and } erry counties. water a$ in warm! pe _—. awe realy speciation ain eens Gyenue, Wednesday, Aug. 11, at 10 @ The fine granules are so rich in cleansing 5 . . P 0 0 emphis, ga ' m. umt Olive emete ‘ae a . . ‘ ¢ . P - . : . ; n t e moder iient rounds BE BICH—On Monday, Aug. 9 1920. Max MAIL ORDERS: Bank draft, certified check, postoffice or ex- value, they loosen ; sg wre pb vy Fe om Soak | fei. etween eet ck 8. aM. Mich. J. Rich, and press money order should be sent with mail orders. Prompt delivery of shares every particle of way—the wonae insO Way. ©o0aK you eee. City.—The dout oe ae Sines > be made b d mail 3 clothes clean—instead of the old rubbin sipn Brady of Syracuae and Bills cy Merk residence, 120 ‘Waterman will e by registered mai dirt as the clothes 4 beili a 5 Toe of ' wa edne f" Au t 4:50 m™m s as feree "he the fourth round be- | a Bina! Ce: metery. interment private. are soaking over- an Ol Ing way. use both boxers were atalliing. - - nthe morn- = night. Inth : . Order Rinso today from your grocer ne Delmont outpointed Jimmy: 4 ‘ BO -— on Monday. Sue. a , : yr Rebdecea Hichmon PLEASE FILL OUT THIS COUPON ing you rinse them IK = or any department store, and follow the ane in a substitute bout 12 ie Jane - ReCRORS at ; a a : et are rom aoe & ; : —— — Bole ee EO ye UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. and only the very La ST easy directions on the package. Lever | soiled spots, like eS eae | Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. Interment in Calvary Cemetery: 12th and Locust Sts., St. Louis, Mo. al private KER — in ite rea. inte. raat On , Buns lo * of Dear Sirs: Please send me further information about your offer of 7 er «nee Morgan), beloved wife er cent preferred stock. P P ) You can see by your hands eptnes of Diwar 4 . ; ister of Mrs. Catherine ), our dear aunt, sister-in-law, mothers Name how safe the Rinso way of nud iene ee ts apie oid washing clothes is. It doesn't . MES athh: O . will © place from the rest- , ge } , Af, Ee Mf her daughter, Mra, Janet, Schmidt, | - gedden them—it doesnt get ~ fe en 8 ee Peimar boulevard, on Weupese - . . . | , » i , ' a Sar ii, at 7:20 o'clock, to them rough or wrinkled. VN ' fa : Tuterment in Calvary Cemetery, (c) isaie 4 BPhtered into rest suddenly, Bu , | 7. Aue. 5, 1920 John Raward Rmith P | ’ 5 | ‘Brnie , <x x yg : It will take only a minute anda 2-cent : r dear 7 5 : : Seearel reriare, Ane Nes stamp, and it may be the means of your making a mighty good | » Ave Pp y 8 ys | The new form of soap for the family washing loots ite Terenas income investment. : | ein srt | Made by. the makers of Lox --~ ; il fe Bot Adaional Dest beats Union Electric Light & Power Company —4 See Next Page.

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a- THE BEST MARKET IN WHICH TO B UY OR SELL ANYTHING is right here in these Wan t ad columns. Try it and be convinced. “St __scTER AT a : a MELE ANT SOMEN. Boy! seni Ee =|__ HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS | HELP >» WANTED—MEN, BOYS | HELP WANTED—MEN ge - —_— in aa | ee eee | a CIAN—Frame fitter, 4 ummm a - — — — —_— ” : BOY—Splenaia opportunity for bright. act- FOREMAN-—Bee milling ppaiiene- Kemertmens MAN—For washin : S DEATH NOTICES SEE ‘Lost LEARN TO DANCH fp 7 private lessons for | T . | @ detten % | , ete ated ; 91 | ve boy. about 16 years of age, to run er- on premium work: state experience and sal- steady emplo : Meri eptey ee, _at_ Nicholas. ¢ | rands. % Arplyv 81¢ Wainwright Bldg. ary expected in first letter. Box R-343 | Co... 4th and rei et Meyer “SS juster and salesman for ret. | Fost- Dispatch, > -, — while perienc “and ealary xD ted. Hox D. 137. SCAN Foniii =a = re t. Be Mr D. B ! : . . ; a" . . etic, r wi ry > ence an ar ex ‘amiliar vw 3 : ees =F reward. BK “ PRIVATE DANCING, 4415 Washington bi. an siblé to answer querics by mail or telephone. oan lng Peritag Paarm aclutionl Ca.. wait | _Post-Dispatch, . id (e2) MAN—Familiar | with bare . mst Olive -. vets an ut a AS sopaxirnes- mintered into rest pn Tuse- | GRIP jae: Matiwey Buchenge Bide.. Ex. | .SUaranteed in 6 lessons. Mrs. Miller, For. | | Query for Sunday must be mailed a week beforehand. Horton pi! (ce) GA ARDENPR—Aud janitor, in University tah rood m., ox Ey g00dg: : Aur. 1920. at Wipple Barracks a chanaé. Gave Gia.” Uibernl rewards gr Beta dae will nd fruit. For very acid fruits such as PLENDITY TUNI mR TOR HAM MER MEN A b = 9. bus fe CAL CO., qoneed war a member of Chevalier Lodge, | NECKLACE—Lost: gold “ a necklace. Tuerday, Thursday and Saturday afternoc.: scnoo ol oe - es pny. cherries and plums, % corn syrup ‘ “RI “4 IN : SD | 4i.0hu t 4 4aN—— Zs nd uckers ; MAN— Experienced. to take mm tenes Br o..70, Kk. of I’... and St. Louis Rowing one Fores rs. i1ates, Usona Ho- private leeson day or night (eS) | | MADGE.—Watch the advertise- / and % sugar should be used. but for EARN AN A A: ‘. >P atk 133 : 1; é EE k 5 ] of #pon bleachery and sponge a Mr. D. R. Ales. ( b. ics) oy ae SUMMER dancing school. North St. Louis | || ments and you may see the one you peaches, pears, apples etc. the caw a i) EMERSON M. WAX Ee paye as every week; steac 5 Clark’ Meyer Bros. Drug eee. ‘ ntored Jota rest suddeniy. Sun, | PARCEL “Tost, om southbound Serah car|"'Dancing ‘Academy. 20th and. Bailsbacs: ||| are looking for again. |Syrup alone may be used. Another || CO. Box P-141, POST-DISPATCH. —eajjemployment. AMERICAN CAR | =%*— . GARDE Pitt Ene Rxverienced in [a iia Steed tinea | yards bine voile; reward. 1414 Goodfellow. oye aerate ‘Tuesday and Friday "Tomeent ||, DINERO.—The values of the Mex- | sugar substitute which may be used ‘BOYS—16 ye ann a ag over to|& FOUNDRY CO.. Madison. II]. |~ stand: o work nights PJ “Soeur 7 = rtunity for advancement “Heras brother of Mary A., Walter Cabeny S596W ic) e864. ‘yler 2002. Mra. J. Clement. (c65) | | ican coins are as follows: Deer ay any — of fruit is glucose. wer . . e _— - - pee vee on 7 2. a4 te St. erenn*a iP PEARLS ef Gashen es — fancy ning; tu competent ete ag ee | | és too complicated a process to be | package. ment Dept B a . Be 0 re Fm venwte Apply teel Plant. Wharf and wa be steady: no fob runner Wan r ~aupomebiien, rubbers | aad - Clas] aw a arden Mouday ternoon: B517 Olive at. Phone nae ‘ (oR) : | attempted by an inexperienced per- FLOW ERS. -There are two vari- ‘}17th and Lucas (eZ BT ANDY MEN—And laborers: Siaadin aa a re live ‘ mien Apply Steel Plant, Wharf and St. gt ‘“hureb Interment In Calvary Cemetery —eceased was a member of Holy Name So- reward. 38715 Palm st, (3) Centra! . —_—_ — son. as f c% " y riety of St. Teresa's Par'-5 and Troop No. | P NOIL-—Lwoat; old Eversharp. oO G. | BER NHARDT’ S St Louls’ Leadine Danc- || SO elles o cannas, those having preen m ‘A. Roy Scouts of America. Please omit | ischer, S849A tab pl.; reward. Grand ing School, 8205 Park: cool, breezy hall: | . A. S—If you will address B. | foliage and those hav ing re d. We Be ry S_. 7 O pra trun +4 ma cing: | (aeor ge Ss ers, (c2) 5058). (5) dan ing Tuesdays. Thursdays: lessons daily, it Max Hiehl, KF ort W orth. lex., you do not under stand W hy those of the | mu t b . 16 y ears of are * ood HANDY MAN W ith tools, as s maintenance e STRINGRARE- Entered into rest on POCKETBOOK—Lost, containing | $15 . Sat- any hour: 7 private lessons, $3; classes, Me i will be able to secure the informa- red foliayxe variety do not bh loom, as » ( . | Kto what countries they belong. recipe for a cheap sponge cake: The | | seam, ok me ar | HOUSEM AN- = Nhite. Christian “Flospital. ro ] » Tre > i | T 1 “é tion wit he M 3S r . I , . and wheelers, car loaders and general labo He i Sh M aa. K tperienc ed; highest wae: - ra - ee _ mean hg oS sg ~~ ~_ RL A liberal reward. Grand 291: sl (od) a tA ce FO. ORDE R OF YOUR MA. eS Tine eat rs go tate teaspoons baking’ powder; % tea- rs. You can do better with our piece work! . Westin: yreland Hotel, Taylor and Maryland. ( O., 617 N. Broadway, Ss, ¥ PAPER . HANGERS Open sho D. call rN N Y ‘s = Dy et : Hes i sng as , ; % 4 . a . » |! SVs mn: ioUu "alte: me ops. Parker- | PEE yea Ty ew Gempes” ~ge ‘ ‘ ween an R }. iltmor . a seem Shence te Belletonta ng eine: ee iting ear iret Fit YOU. FAMOUS SKIRT CO.. 316 1X. ||| Lewis, 4250 Botanical avenue, the pO es Brdpcorrees sis la by pace Minion Mia On ania, Uecunaienll Ho ees ‘Competent, with references. | M AN—Bright, to work in sh P _Lahadie y enka ny 289W or Wabash Ry., Sta. 30, raises 6 —cS2) | || president. gt eqipre: Mere? *, eon tk. | Tower Grove car to Morganford and orest 6 a alia (c) © PLUMABER—Cail Forest 20osy } me! nee hate Monday, Aug. 9. | GGaR one meget . ww pe es at es | 771—vY of the eggs until thick and lemon- ||| Arenal eae oy Gti SEMA N—Experienced. St. Luke's Hos- ping room ; experienced 3 4 Lt | Tuee lay. eventng oJ between 11 Wagenhofer Jr.. BCARF—Lost. Marabou, Sund: ay evening, y. at DETECTIVES C. R [Z I. Y ou must have been colored add the sugar aradually —_——$ Se pital. aX 35 Del Imar bl (c3) | ‘4 _ anc — - OFO' ao. +S - Columbia; reward. Sidney 3220R. {c) RPP PPO ||| misinformed about the foreign ex spiny hy s ~ ; “2 ||! BUGGY HANGERS—Assemblers and wheel | —2ta&t — , ” | ferr SRT & : TER- For drug store 24 Park . aero bee > ; k & and continue beating; then add Wa bolters. hz inner B uggEgy (‘o lith and hliow - tf INDIT STR IAL IS XECU TITY FE S—And time 7} e¢ . A Vi ke nh 3 POR eT bd are @ Meyer), our ae grandchild, cou- | SCOTCH TE IRRIER-—Strayed away Saturday PRIVATE DETECTIVE—Shadowing and tn-| |, change west a If you will apply ter, flour mixed and sifted with the | | ard , "s 1c4) | - Clerks; established house will pay $50. a TRUNK ( ‘0 1218 Cl ‘ TER —Ackerman’ *. Slt Washington. Nac ant 0 ezge vestigating: reasonab)e. Restience office. at any ban m., to Bs. Peter and Paul's SIDE CURTAINS— —lLost: two; on Sidney or . s . . : . ‘ ‘ ‘sie a ) .& ct e 2 Cemetery. (c3) | Gravois, between ‘a lifornia and Jefferson: | A ng “leton Ly. “or cow ge a hy against planting trees in the park-| moderate ov en, in a buttered and | day: $37 per week. Apt ily Luci ; 7 "~ at once, Trataa aan Og at veri s a grronday, _fus. te Pa for touring car; finder please return to 2004) gai ™ . ;' (R) | ne sens the street. The‘best trees | floured cake pan. | west side store "Beli phone. Til. r «rk At ice, Traffie Motor Truc Corp... AND LOCUST 87S at ™ . 0 Oo ‘ . t — : ( iis 1 ¢ Ce = - ree we = - — | he p aN. egies ae a hp > ( Wyoming sireet, beloved husband of Fliza- By) Palla and Feceive reward or rail Vic (c) |EX-OFFICER does Seople, Othices 817-818 | | ines wheal be planted either in the | BUD.—Golf. equipment varies ac- ||| 3UTTONMAKER—Experienced (2) | JANITORS—Apply room 915, 607 N. Grand. | MEN—Young and 1S Saeed, fOr retinas, PORTER —Colored : 38 ] ’ ° ‘es c “ 2 se. vrane.__.... 8717. (R) | | BELLE.—You may be able to/| Yi@uUal, however, tor a Deginner, a | ine mane. Apply 556 Arcade Bidg. | Range ( Mm) NL 24 : . Iron Store Co.. 1301 N. @th of | Tor Th Ro Colored: Apply between 3 a trother-in-law, adinoen ton law, grandfather | isu IT CASE—Lost;: small: on Bellefontaine | ——— _— | reach C harles W. W ard by t driver, mashie, putter and mid-iron | and Oliv Ve sts *4) anne O.. sh! EE ed MEN mgs “ors —- = : f 0 Roan elsat _U rien tation nd uncle, aged 52 yoars 8 months and 24) rard. Saturday. 3216 Peunsylvania; . MEDICAL to the Board of Porcien by ‘writing will be sufficient. In addition to —areamventt C AR BU IT, DE RS - —_ JOR ’ RE “", F E i mom * intervs Tai: sine yee ™ iroadens shipping department, hs PORTER ’ ‘elore "i Ender! ° Drus an = War ic =~ 7. ~~. APPL Lhe t} : M. E C } h, N ) these ‘ lubs. you will need a gol " : MovrmnNn7en (;reelev r nteryv 1S ine te4) id é se te Grand aida 5 omenannl neral from &chumacher agp 3 home, | TE: HTH .] oet, _lower plate. Tay) or- Market | wi MEN AND CG IRL S c i¢ oo lure e Ww y or kK (* ity. ‘ ° 4 | he 1] " TT} > . } aid . -" ' S a . 4 Rie Ss SME _- A a " @ ade ; ME N ~T ’ |, Unload coal. ydrauile ; a= -_—_-- ior O. U. A. M., and Tower : si. Juplor | Famous station Pinder please communi- nose and throat cases and all general ‘work. MRS. D. C. S. — clinic is conducted for you refer to are probab ly blueber- | Park Golf links. You may arrange _ber Co., Page av. and Wabash tracks.(cS) | To cori as secondhand ae oi. Tan —t oiored references required M — 4. “ h re light facto Veneee ght f ctory “work Apet a ’ "OR bbs Hts—Comred Greenfield ros ‘ e ‘was . member of Loon C ouncil — —— —— ‘ VELIN( tAG—L lady's: Sunday. , > ern. t : TRAVELING BAG ost: d |'PREE CLINIC ~Maternity “CASES. eve. “% | streets and districts of Toronto. urnverein, —— o cate vith Grand O13 TW. : (c. oe osteopathic and surgical, rupture CASS; —The berries which |, harges for play ing at the Forest 4: to LABOR S KS Steady work. “Hule Behan Lum Ty ___UNDERTAKERS. UMBRELL A—Laost. child’a, on W ellston | car. eo er | This 2 ; ~ ' : I , Post-Dispatch. | MEN y GR . Return to 1922 Arlington aV.; reward, the poor, and is strictly charitable; all wor ies instead o } ; i a nge "ASKE BOX ‘XN \ILER—Experienced. 8. C. bash tracks. (( ) anniv Glueck om ost - done by graduate physicians; no students, | are distin uishea rit ana ee Al play there by calling at the Golf ||| eee & B Casket Co., 1406 Hogan, be- | LABORERS—For inside factory work, 4067 5 To — mee _er Rros. Drug Co. 4th and Clas . rom huckleber-" Pavillion and se¢ ings the golf | tween ith an d 19th. O'Fallon and Cass, (ce Park fed) | . ; — y at Co., 1 E. Gilmore st.; 66 : aie \. and Olive “ts tekoes oe, 2004 Cherokee; pecebltal, £267 Delmarbi . 2 - —————= | |; seeds. They may be obtained fresh same clubs which you use. | Market. 1131 Union. Channing and Washington. Stier work; good w . — t ages. st. Low . ily x. /| L AB ORERS—For work in lumber vard. Ap- leable- Casting Co. . & etea: iy, wore _ meet naye references, : eth or aeeoling on Funeral chapel, 2730 Lafayette av.; auto ty oe THEATRICAL | z ( ‘H Al A FIs UR—Col “cd; privat > family; _eX- ‘it Box wae Hs Lae - , x Bomont so7oJ, niv_A t R sit 2s : Carroll, (c4) MEN~— And young men und b boys, . and Warring aes pe Sea UMBRELLA— Lost; white knob: "Sunday eve- . : *f '. i118: ; : A rt ; ~ DEE | VA BROS. ir going west, For admission to clinic, apply to utber’y ries, by their blue color and smaller aster You f ‘ C. master. OUr Wile niay use the CHAUFEEUR—To drive Ford car. Epstein LABORERS—| ~For “street paving; also pavers. MEN. a straightening ; — rs. 4 i on hy ag = oe es : PehTen- Colored for meromntile he ind IRE POomrer -White ateads pesition, ana funerals: no or snanel. on U niversity « car, Saturday, 1) —— ~~ | T E ~ ” carriag (c62) m.: dar lue, with pin stripe; rop | , : ii 4 (4 A y ! ) + erienced: with refe rence nt . ad: On a ine to oi R. Bush. 4246 Enright |) Al MATFURS Wt4.—Tonight; Cherokee Thee- 4 i L INE ORA [ AT ION: , ae rik FEU R—sit. in private family, Tyler | LABORERS—25, white. or colored; a ee: Seen cana “~~ ‘a : : | | | noo hour at quarry, 5100 Virginia av. ic) Frisco news service: long runa, es 4 pees. Si h with oo ee mw ue q hinge - hie wrv nent eee oes 1 in: ama iia 5. Ve vy - } ter. OTTO (“he okee (c) CEMETERIES ae . er ti (Prepared by a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association. ) ite or col ye per | v—Seve LOLOL eeeeeaeeneeerr : a Oe, Jane bu nting case, BEL MON T SAYS: ‘‘We fall oftener by un Lyric Skydome, Sunday night psake | - i : | CHAUFFEUR—Sit. by colored; desires home | LABORERS—25, white or colored; Wc per | ME N—S other oo aut derdoing ' os ) NOT PET) ... - ' ; d; dest iome - ‘ everal, stron "Yiue ‘eome otal lerdoing than by overdoing.’’ Study acting |. NO POSTED.—Whether this, til you agree to the increase. If you With private family; b. st of reference. Box hour, at quarry, Grand and Hickory fc) | pa per ware house: | ng. ones ae a PORTE With son me knowledge of pa a anil | work. Box E-344, Post. Dispatch, : anor _ L. Physicians’ Supply Co. CE me IO LOT—Desirable 4-qTave lot 1 from father. Finder please return to E. ; alballa: eaving cit city. Grand 4216M. (c62) _Gottschamer, 5982 Easton: $10 reward (4) oe tae lg A ville Relmont Schoo! |} would be an infringement of the do not agree to it, ehe will have to E-207, Post-Dispatch lL, ABOR ERS -For loading wagons. Apply 4500 . 2 € g > j o ‘) i? - , ta c > 4 es , pe ” . - een Oe stl — ’ a a ||; copyright laws would depend upon| give you a new notice to vacate one |!| GHAUFI “E UR—Wishes position with _ pri- 5. Hroadway. one block east. : foo) MEN-—To drive an ice wagon; at = I FC | ady good wages; apply at once, Polar Zz TERS—Colored, experienced in cleat office bullding Apply to janitor, Post-P WATCH—Lost; $10 reward will be paid for! Odeon Bldg. Established 1912 (63) | |) Fy ticul > the return of gentleman's open “ee WPCA, ri NO P LA YER1500 “Morgan. gr eny atl he par icular circumstances. Prob- month from the re nt day follow ing te ami! or truck; careful driver and iL AB IORE RS -Col ored: steady employ me! t. as | -” ably it would not. ithe Service of the notice. You would ‘ echanic. F. A. Glover. Phone Lin- |} Apply Steel plant, Wharf and St. George For svthe ana rock | Ts! land tracks, g ¢ z set Ww ¥« : ee i _ ¥ tch Ride. 12th and Oltve at {EN -To learn . pack merch ph 1! > =). a or white no lost in or near Tower Grove ark; “¢ é Me | | : : Andell 6217W 6. Call Bomont 8008. after 7 p.m. _ ||| : A A after 0p. shia can ae — ‘er “erat WIL LING.—Get a marriage license | have difficulty in forcing her SO Wwe Oh cee jenn _ —_.____- | LAPROBES—Two automobile; both $10. SSZo : : mm - : at any county seat more than 25/up screens. and you cannot force her ||| CHECKER AND ASSORTER—Experienced | _ St. Louis, wholesale house: 35 years of age and q RTER- “Colored ; Su f assorting ladies’ | , La | Tie cxperienes necessary; steagy . work, bug per week; call after 5 o'e¢ R i - I i¥ "é uis, and iItito nav you for the room you pap in checking orders and ; ‘ | LALO s ; fet “Th Cemete Beautiful’’ Monday; reward. ot, re .A a Maffitt - M P OY M E N will probably not appear in the St. j un tom 3} pe rrees te ‘ ! pay ered triinme d h; ats: good wages. Ziezler-F rankel. LAI yoy Rs —For weseneuee. acre Bu oth ply 31 Washington. : ° ; WRIST WATCH-—Lost, on Park ay. : | Louis newspapers. ober) cement Loan 1408 Locust st. i (c2) = torake —0., Main and Ashiey.___(c4 | EN Young, 18 to 26. t0 work enti RTER—olored,. Av sly Geo. D. Ba Perpetual Care. Both Phones.(c65) tween Grand and Louisiana or on WAN TE D a ae r : to the general passenger agent of CHIPPERS—On gray iron castings. Gerst iLABORERS—For shop work, day and night s: splendid opportunity | tionery Co.. Vane eventer and Laci jana, 2915 Macklind; reward. e | r. —-z10Uu do not need to pay | the railway company about the Bros.. 800 Cass. (e2) snift. Apply Medart Patent Pulley vo., profitable trade. Apply to Mr. Cohen YALE LOCK—Lost, with 4 keys on ring, on ||| any increase In rent unless and un- d un- ‘ticket agent. | CLERK—Rallroad freight accounting, give| ~~ 20a _Ce_ Kalb (c2)| juber Millinery Co., 1409 Washington aenine ; i sheath ats ‘ ‘ ’ . ’ | ‘ ‘ > , , . Es = bs age, exper at ~ ; Salary $114. Lox E-1i2, | LA BORER—F. _&. Riddle Casket Co., 1408 | MEN- -Several, for both day and night; | Hogan, between 18th and 19th, O'Fallon metal punch press, millwright, etc, Am i i av. . Fairground drive, o + M EN, BOYS po ridge rd. teturn to rand; re- ME I ’ ‘r Pos -Dispate IC AL O OU TK STIONS 3 ——| and Cass. (c4) ot al N c 7 ; - at once, Traffi Oe e N ‘ COAL » R IVE R S—Apply 41) 51 Manc heste e4) gx AB ORE RS- —Two gtrong men to atraighten 2d. ey — ‘ a bi witabie. un TEN i's’ Guxriee —- | iol ot PEN [NY & GENTLES, ' PERSONAL j|\=" ©) | FOUND OU NT ART —- BE pergemeed; Sours od (A ad - OR | tion as general bookkeeper with growing! | nswers prepare a sician of authorit 79 setaareephenerananiiartesipataite intitle | stings. Apply at on Traffi t - | prep Y phy f hority. Health and sanita COAL DRIVER—Steady work. 6700 Man- | True yee oN aoe (a) | MEN—Expertenced automobile atart Rroadw AY and Morgan. | PLO OL lt al ll ald i a ae concern. Br D-289, Post-Dispat h. : _ te = = tion questions of public interest only will be considered. Diagnoses or ‘hester. “4 a - ing and ignition men; also one ~~~ ———- -—_- -| LABORERS—On Clayton road; take Clayton qualify as shop foreman. This 5 ‘TO TIRP—Found. Apply at 6 o'clock, | — : PERSONAL At ja ADVERTISING MAN—General, wants oppor- : Be SNS FOUND We porte tunity to locate. in St. Louis; about 15/|| treatment of individual cases will not be given. Questions that cannot | | COAL MINERS- -50; good conditions; thick | “car to Price road; money every night; pay factory service on Delco, Rem la vein; dry mine; steady work; high wages.| extra car fare. (c4)| Auto-Lite, Dyneto, Eisemann an With 7 > ear e OUND BY POLICE DEPT. ooo s’ advertising and mail order experi be publicly discussed, if showing evidences of sincerity, will be answered |) | Pi stecoe Mariese. ill. on 1 Ci — | ones: ros., Marissa, Meg OD J. re ‘ LABORE RS —For lurnber yard. Apply Ste- batteries. Write Battery Service Co., ' F PERSONAL —Lady interested in Renault Dit!) Gane CHAIR SEAT—At Second. ence; well trained | pes see : - n direct-by-malil mer- | ai. of “Montrean, at BON. bth at. tr Tee ta eh pecially ett ‘i yyy pare +9 "et t id- | | when accompanted by stamped envelope.) — phen J. Gavin Lumber Co., 6600 Easton. | kogee, Ok. r : : f ' e e ; ecially efficient in © preparation of fold-| | MBS Missin. ibdaein” cane ae — v . ‘ 4 ‘“ a lis eile eae ; ea RSON A1,—Leaving for England - Aug. 28| BOXES oorrugated paper boxes oontain- | ers, booklets, house organs, catalogues, etc.;: » HENRY F. F.—Such a condition) (3) You might try steaming the feet | art par a ba Married, man. ra ee, _ wants Ce ~ (e3) | . } Pride ne and will be willing to transact any busi- ing ladies’ hats. Central. | commands high salary in present position. | as you describe requires the services’ and massage for reduction of fat || | Gane Ss a oo — (e) | LABORERS—For factory work; goo 2 7 obty: / MEN ; = A. ZELNICKER ia Ln mA" — | steady work. American Mfg. Co., =. | For warehouse work: steady em r " Co, oss necessary : best of references. Box E- ee ee oo Eee ——- ~ | Box W-403, Post-Dispatch. (S) ||| of a competent oculist. You should feet. (4) Was} ea a ash the neck and arms ‘OOK—W | ' =e K—White, and kitchen woman. 4141) or} 2 M EN 6) To aa : | Ve : : e ive 2737: fc65 ) vVancement to right man. Hot Bread. Co., over the telephone. the above : Aceti 2 drachms. tt dhs SS... White and LABORERS k: good : ae foreman; O48 se Dean KRESS FERUEAK Jub, good right ts, ot anne ene han ‘ef t THE Edw. Cooke Electric = li ed id ] oy: e board to re oe 0., eens and | P . | rivcerine 2 " > ey ' 3 Ore ye Ce r - ny bids. or portions thereof. ane emp amy Phon . “8 for wiring ire Saarrat Sit.: desires position > ey , sme Y 1a Ac > ae ' } . | : T “ae P ‘ : ans are flea .- the office of t the architects, anc xtu.es estimates. Co "fax 1614, F lors ainall office: experiencea, accurate and not||| USed persistently will make the night. Permanent ebitteeenn ns “e #25 N. 11th st. _ Pr aa (ed) | ST, LOL IS CAR COMPAN » a flgor dining room. Ne work. Allan-I’feiffer, 17th and for _ SOO) N. Broadvray. (c2) ne AMOU S-B. ARR CO, ; fosters, end ithogtanh tegdere,” saree moderate-sized sub- esant and Gano avs. Cen 5183 2 | ——— = Cer = tra 518: ic62 afraid of work, 045 E. Gano. ( ae en 7 rience, bookkeeping, casheir’s work and/”~ me = ; , ‘wry stairs work: good wages: pleasant surround. | Fr. B. Williams, 27 Page. ane an of t, eh . Cam J. ‘Forest &1¢6h. ray credits; can turnish Al references. lux __ SITUATIONS—-WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WANTE an ae and separate living cuarters: no oliiec- B. hy a Kentomy. 20th and Olive — Bat- ~ MISCELLAN EOUS NOT Se | gen pan ealizbaten, __'65) ls el bei D- -MEN, Boys . | ten to ‘thicd. onan aa ‘farnily whe “could APPLY CANDY KF ACTORY wo ' R 1D | 8 MAN Lithograpl TICES CARPENTER- and cabinet shop: does HOUSEKEEPER—Refined widow with one AITO MECH ANIC—Munt be Whee Pei 129 essist with housework. Apply 1821 Railway N \'] IONAI LEAD CO GOOD P AY, STE ADY Wwe : sheet metal ; steady job; 5 la ‘ | E: | Se raaest C4) | NAT J ) E d eirms iets” ’ wages and experience; confide urday pone ne. : ith tirel a new an 7 ah ac yoo BPA PPA Peer >» ot acme aa Bn Lidnell S782. wit | eae 3 years sae f rer * — home. Lea May Ferry ‘hange oor: also newly and handsomely decorat A GOOD, high-class repair shop w with man | ~/nde eR. 8 ee 2 | *r ? CU TTE R—Nonunion; steady employment. ny eee | HOU SEKEEPER—German lady of 84 vears Al [OMOBIL Z. ME C HL ANICS — _ Gree ley y Printery,, 1515 Pine st ‘s ‘ 1) | 55428 MANCHESTER APPLY BE FORE 8; :30, ALT tial Box D 147 Post Dis ( tial. . Fe “ 3 " lv surfaced sprin tions ae Tuesday, Thursday and that knows the selling game; will give hir CARP ENTERS—Sit. b two nonunion; new ont Sunday afternoon and agency suitable to his business that will : “4 1422 ’ eo re- or repair work; reasonable wages. 8. would like to keep house in a motherless | : re dnesday and Frid y turn 2 to $4 per hour: must have good _Compton, | bana no objection to one or two children: E xperienced:; steady work: |‘ CU FS Ss Several experienced Cc utters on (c2lx ) SWITZE Be y KEL, Ww JA . reputation. Box E-174, Post- -Dti EU! : ; by S« Bs i | . A, light materials; must understand Univer- | : ) S LO ’ - ~ p ‘ spatch. CHAUFFEUR—Colored: 5 years’ experience:| DY, Sept. 1; no triflers need answer. Box best ~ARTATIN Bian , ,| LAWYER—Yamillar with, but not in actual _ ons ' | BASEMENTS cleaned, ashes haul d, refere nces. 2. Shaw, 2680 Papin i4 E-282, Post-Dispatch. (62) eSt Wages paid. DONN KI LY al cuting machine; steady work and good practice, wants position as collector. Box | Tr 9 - PRESSER—Steady work Siem A 1. ~ SEALED’ PROPOSALS ~ lehe hauling. Bomont 1082W. © Piagy rom | ne ee Eon 2 | LAUNDRESS- 7 a. ~ ANT ra’ 29 *'\* 4h4k4 pay. Delmar Mfg, Co., 7th floor, 1200 Wash- | 1-733 Post- Dispate h : BD I" CO., 612 N. Ie IRST ST. Cleaning and Dovetna_ (‘© nieve _Arsens rw 5 Aan. . Mad CH. AUF FE U R—Sit. by neat colored; |g good | . Bomont 1280 “Sit. yY colored; references. + ( ‘} Mg R Gr ~~ “irene oem | et Ny i Dresses. yy pone Lithographing # E ts] rv ce the City . Au a * ge iA k lk’ U R— teliabDle; 13 ears ’ ex eri- | , ‘ ne . ; - . Wer : R90 - a es. ) 10n ; £0 d oO > rtunities. Lb x A -297, Post = . os es ; ’ 4 . ge : . , ) , P mm es A tions; quick and reasonable. 5044 En- | _ence: city references. Bomont 1781 » | Cleaning. Lindell 600M. | K. Bag Co., _1204 High st. © Yen. wie “(e4) : ppo - ; (e7) | LOADERS—Exvertenced. Hill Behan I Lumber | H. AND‘ MEN A w eg Co. = ime. ——— 2S i. bl. and Wabash tracks (c4) | ‘AN USE TOOLA. : : — Co., age | ani anas ra: C4) é: PRESSMAN © | he city hall, until 12 m., on Aug. 31, 6 right. Forest 2834J, R " ————— ee Ce peakereatins a sewer ‘to be known & _ (6%) | EXC O11) E—or proven ability, capable le of | LAUNDRESS- ont. 2a2hwe first-class colored; 8 ARE aR hit ~ hand. _ 2833 C aSS av. | Dic TAP HONE OPE RA TOR—Young marr: ¥ KSMITH Pt iSLPE na ine es ao ST. I OU 1S C AR Cc OMPS | ‘raf OCKS I ilgl. S—Experiences Ap- 4 4 ‘ 00 3 “Glaize k Sew District. No. 17.°°|GAS PIPES biown out, $2.50; satisfaction | Seoiine e-e “ AV. 2 | n ’ - peopie, wants position where there Ligh second he ‘ good opportunity. Apply wait once, Traffle : —~ form of contract and guarantesd. J. ». Fleming, Bomont 141: -R. | is a chance for advancement; university | LAUNDRESS—Sit. by ‘colored: Wednesday | i and: Steady Job, 2d st ply Pioneer Auto and Vehicle Co., 5400 38. 8000 N. Broadway. Pressman or good make-ready man = a * bon 9 cy!inder presses, steady work. - we eee 7 call fr nmedi liately. O00 R utger.(c3) Motor Truck Corp., 6200 N >. 2 Sao B 310 adw ay. i) | at ar fioor eat other ‘Information ca ad at the office (c55) | eraduat in tl 3 4 Th oa ———————— ; . =| jay. Lindell 2829 sSR—s aes of th ident, Room city hall. (8) | GAs PIPES cleaned, 82,50, stoves connected Kracuate; 6 years in the army, 3 years’ ex — ure : econd or third hand. ¢ DISHWASHER—Colored man, Lonair Ho- : ‘ connected erlence in commercial business and 4 years | | LAUNDRESS—Ry ] i a ; - steady work: & d or country | Tavi 1 Persh! LUMBER P lLERS—Steady work, H'!tll-Behan clasn PROPOSALS—Treasury Depart- $1. uaranteed. 8. J. Secie . gas- fn the practice of law; best of references. -., —— er — SOLore woman, | ' + ; ork; $15 per week, with room | —‘¢): 4aylor and fersning, ay ; - . ng De ag INSP ECTOR—Firet-class castings, th oe —————— = ising hitect’s office, Wash. ’ omas, Céntral 966sl.. fin. 3 | Wednesday, Thursday. Bomont t 203TW. | ara card Apply United Bakers Supply Co., | DISHWASHER—Schertz's Restaurant. 812! Lumber Co.. Fage av. and Wabash t - fressive concern; good future. Box Delt PRESSTNS Fo organ "Tool. ra . See ont-Diapatch. a ‘lee . . be opened’ in thie my ats rittee tara An@ water heater etnies JAPANESE eet. ie * —- * ein, 8204 BARBEF R—$25 guarantee: over $385, 6 per SHY HER—C( d. — “a9 PRESSEKS- experienced on Hoffman RL ° = "SOC, c t 1S " > . ae r —COo!] Ap ‘ aN. o _ a ‘ ini ob ton Mi rine fospital at Bt iP | cleaned, colle installed and renewed in| _Post- Dispatch. (4) | DAU NDA SS—Sit. ; colored; $3.15 a day. SLcaCiane -N Leonard Plaza Hotel o ~ kingham Hotel, King’ Apply. stew and | NPS —+ | ’ We will give you . perience, age. mia an ow soon fodians 8 Bt. in, Mo., in the discretion of Gas your floor, cut your pips =a sent tear MAN—Elderly, desires light work: active | LAUNDRESS—Sit.: or I to bring 1 sn. anetpee = temper drill bits ER Kor stake wagon. Apply after 6 | MACHINISTS—Night work; punch press,/ w of co-operation 1 x @ . come in firat letter. 3. C. Toof & Ue. MY ising Architect. James A. Wet- house; we don't wane SOnr onanar A bead ~~ png S pact mpicy ment: war home. _J.indell ‘8508. EES OD eS mainten ances work de nena a, 40239 Garfield av. ‘ | grinders and millwrights; also set-up men; | and pet, vou in Ny income payaay die ie, Tenn ‘ou are satisfied, hn secondary. Box E-346, Post-Dispatch, “3 oy ag > Colored: for cleaning: $8.14) t; wages $5 9 hen equlp- | Fa hemes Tce — 7 | first-class allround machinists. App! at! roun cures. the qua fons ne oCaahiv MEN Steady work, mone ¢ Schoen | Fiumbin | per | Py > ‘ rood wages all PIS N. lith. (c4 assume position of foreman with piston ring | bonds if you are w om , I, SOTIOR- “r. Max Fine of to 7. Locker, Cabany 1178R : MAN—Youn 26 years of age. desires a few Pty & y. 0 Bar 4a C KSMI TH |] aa HELP. LI ER , we aoe — (a6 o— a _—— ee : manufacturer; give references and expert. ti ee A, a real ; steady work. good Wases and con - Te NE Steady work: good wa J - ® an coa Wagon, steal. ence Box A- O4. Post- -Dispatch. (c 4) 1608 Boatmen’s Bank i . ; Apply Fox Mfg. (o,, Ohio and Sidne ha hours’ work in th i B W -202, n: all creditors take notice. HOUSE PAINTING—Paperhanain © evenings. os rar wa Apply at once. 331! ce. box A-94 | to do the best class of work P fost-Dispetch. “Ane Con kan kere —— id, ST. LOUIS C ‘AR C OMPANY, eee poly Sf once. “{2) | MACHINIST—Who can later become fore-| and 12 e. m. and call. for Mr : SHEET METAL. WORKEL~ Firgt-ciase | 8000 _N. Broadway. (2) = ony, * at once, Traffic Motor Truck pared Sige la to cert! “That ‘ Cabany 24973. 6008 Maple. Hooper. MAN—Sit. by rane: = years; aare bad DRI Go Cc LE RK— 71 or 2 years’ ex perien ~ man; permanent position and 5c per hour LU BING ' righ S months o ce experience; have nowl- ATTND — > WAY. — ~ f ce, at start. Give age and experience in detail. * oh at P pain 1G done Fright and Rar ge ey | re- edge of ti’ nekeepin and general office work. Lé S8487R eee Sit by first-class. Grand Bl. A NK_ Book } INISHE KkK—F irst- class: 401 Gravotl 1s. aia BS SPN (4 | NO objection to card man. Box E-25. | =e, Gut htee work. Call Forest 2008 ge gaily; = (ck) Box E-387 ,_ Post-Dispatch, _ (4) aeueror union shop: state experience, age. sg lary DRU G CLERK —Jun ior, with prese escription ex- _lost Disivat tch™ _ (2) ve ae vING cL LEK = Who hae had a : MAN AND WIFE—sit. by ; colored; prefer LAU NDRESS— White woman wants washing er pe ted and how s°oOn could come in first perience: references; position open Sept. 1. M At ACHINIST—-W ho has had experience, a ae 4 ast ey ms peawa. si ov PRINTING AND ADDRESSING apartment house; have 2 years’ experi- _to take home. 6722 Maffitt av. | - S.°C. Toot & Co., Meinphis, Tein, 30X D-288. lost-Dispatch, ‘S)| make drop forge and blanking dies and ma as preteen er #el! vu 2 eer oe ® in oring; part with Gov aa = aad | LAUNDRE SS—-sit.: washing to take home, Ione USSSESEnee an eee Ee ee GN |, DRUG TRUC! oe” R--Experienced tn | wholesale general machine shop work, under good! MEN—C OLOR J "Weektestes tt “Two, Bam Mowlitt ave good references. RBomont by strictly first-class laurMress: beat ref- | BLOWPIPE ME N—Hig business: ood position for the right working. conditions in shop and reasonable | | ry : A oa Ger wen ee Aan ere. ‘Cont. Tate SA N—Bit.: mechanical education; some ex- erences. y,, firat-¢ 1MO1LR. perienced men. Priston, pry erecting ae on | man Meyer * Bros. Drug Co., 4th and) rent and healthful location; also one gen- | , IR SHOVEI AND GE iN. ABKLEMAN Night “work, & hours: perience; where be would be given chance | LAUNDRESS—Sit. by colored; small bundled | blowpipe sy: stems. Box J-200. P.-D. (o62) oR Soci OCs A ae (c6S) | at machinist; in replying estate whetner FC ahd ‘ A wits 24. St. Louls independent a to become expert mechanic. 1629 N. Lef- and men's clothes; good reference. Lin- | BOLL ER F TIREMAN_1 RSE se GENER SLECTRICIAN—First-class man, capable of | ee, ow om arried and bob ng formerly em- | E RAL YA R D LABO iy ‘ oe cutesy av. - STORAGE AND MOVING _ fingwell. (3) | dell 4686W. O* nig Ap tenn Press Brick | loing wiring on direct current motors. et Pe anc ee it is a 69040 | / ATEMENT CLERK —Laree mu. i = 8. King’s highway : y Sot N aad position for proper man. Buffum Tool Co. CQ OOD PAY; -STE ADY JO ie pote $1) month, Noa E-26n, Post Dy PPP PPDP IP IOPPPIOPDL: : — ————— cee al ee : . ouisiana, Mo. fel) 3 4 . | TEE CAR KBPAINERS- Por wer Z aie mp! iy Dp! or Lost: “Michi- stay ag oe . - : ay —~ AN gee m Ytap | near Mich! LONG+DISTANCBD MOVING—Furniture club or hotel; wife can be housekeeper. F./| Lindell 5462 To také care of small set EL! IVATOR ‘OPERATOR—Experlerced. Ap- | 3 ' = mn | ieee of Song an assist in selling: good futere piv chief engineer, Hotel Statler, —e) MAC HINIST — - And ‘sheet -jron MONSANTO | 3 aa ank cars. Ap 40 cente per he = r Kast wt pe Victor . taken in exchange. I. W Davis, 1008 S. L. | O., 535_ Clara av. , Apt. B; Cabany 6. 6374. 1) t . . § = =>... NURSE—Sit.: “thoroughly experienced take | = Pastry Ru y, between 88th and Vandeventer. (2) MANU FACTU KER REPRESENTATIVE. | any chron Case: will leave city: enodilens | to man who makes good Box A-296, Pee ELEVATOR. MAN—For freight elevator; w k A ] AMERIC AN homa Refining Co llon ‘Park, Phone Grand | ADVANCB Moving Co., $4.50 load or con- Or, gales a er, nine moroushly eS I reference. Box E-2S87, Post- -Dispatch. _ 0 See SAE, a” 3 steady work. App! y shipping Copartan nt OrKkers. Ppp y 4 aha for Mr Feist . Tract: s 6a 0 se n x00 s Ss esirous ry? . " . a ‘ | ah ©) i ) ™. ° Iso ‘ “‘hest j ( “14 b) 4" ~ _ Y ’ ¢ % i , - ~ Ae tae}; - . gow : ee eee Bement ica} |taking the account of some high-class manu. |! RSE--Sit.. trained obstetric nurse; can | BOOKKEE :PER— ~Good 6 opportunity for young | =+—Once._X:_O._ Neleon._SE"_Chestnu “ ISTEEL Kk OUNDRY, 2039 East CHEMICAL W Ok Vso | SEAM DRILL ER And powder ¢ A wee ow, who found bar —_ an ) take few more confinement cases f | an with thorough knowledge of debit d| ELEV ATOR MAN -White. for passenger ele- | ) : ; facturing concern to the Pacific Coast: have reser- | credits ephntryergsy \ : 7 varry. Si) Virginia ay | SOUTH SIDE STORAGE AND MOVING : 4 dentials that {| _ Lindell 4206. and capacity for detail as assistant: vator; light work. H. W. Johns-Manville Broadway East St Louis Il 7,AQ , Is “ap ‘vouure aS It was a 1903 Sidney St.; fireproof warehouse. |f> hone ‘Hox E10), Past Disper second best STENOGRAPHER—Y state age. experience, salary; give reference.| Co., 1018 Olive st. (o) | ’ : ’ : EAST ST. LOU Bey ea P fk Single 20 2a yar brance: liberal Wire ash. - 0 fo _nune. ox E-l€ ost-Dispatch. (2) ul 4 Young lady with a year’s 30x A-233. Post-Dis atch. rae PT - ra (c4) i ae q ust be repid and sccurate. SAbti'a bus. Ot be dea h ce | PENMAN—Sit. by expert penman and en-| perience W405, tion; can give refer- | SOOKRKEEPER— For = let | ERRAND BOY—Fidelity Eloctiie Co.” 100 Trucks leave St. Louiss ty and dieposiiion; ovo ctu , or n bh a aoe - | ences x -40 Post-Dispatch. (62) _ —For a ~ large lumber manu- ine fe) | ' r mye ™ y . aeaieen Clair Baker, Yale Hotel, 2ist on P 2 — —_ ; : van store your speeatere uck load: | Ojive sts.. St. Louls. Mo. STENOGRAPHER—Sit.: capable experi- facturing company (in Southeast Missouri; ENGINEDR—Licensed, to take charge of | \ BRB igea § -25 a. Mm, 4 with hare ise 2 mining main of 8 furniture bought w wn, NTs. ‘ enced: can fur ish / OnO Position willl pay $125 per month to begin; ] t ight: ndiad ‘orki ditio . 4 0 ree ri¢ gz ; Port aT mr ALWAYS best service, moving. sto ind PORTER—Ex erienced colored, Fred — Post-Dispatch. ne SU eeee, ox E-2 advancement. depends upon the employe; | ARs O. Beet: spien ba Pome I gape poe , MECHANICS : or ) P a - ee BY liberal P t » Mo rage an Bomont ose. pate iat state age, whether married or ahagee good pay. Apply Supt. Missouri Baptist FIRST-« LASS. EXPERIENCED east side, 6:35 a. m. Oc K CLEKK-—~Apply Hieckwell-W Saas numbers eats: Se Clive. (cé2) | BALESMAN—Sit. by experienced, city or | STENOGRAPHER - SECRETARY — Desires | ence and all past employers; alao how soon | 2nitartum, 019 N. Taylor. (c$) AU’ : S. " | LHO8 Laois “* — Ul oy ’ . ’ . : 5 rel —— . . bet ine : ot A 7 ° yee permanent sition with good firm: under. | be able to report if given th posi- | ENGRAVER—Steel die and copper ple ite; s ‘ I, AN AU'l ro Co., eu BT acy jen onvertunit wurday, |b ae ait| “ BEN A. LANGAN eee Ror Weide PT arene sine t | @tands bookkeeping and general office’ n; do not waste your time if ‘you will «liround, first-class; permanent. Stafford | lyTil AND LOCUST BTS. ' : . —— whneheon Excel ent tee ben r " le) FIREPROOF STORAGE CO. GAl LESMAN. Now selling t lline — T | — aes ame position: Al references. this, Box J- 321. Post- Dis (e4) Kingraving Co., Century Bidg., Ind manages s. | 57 ; “ay Bom es 14 Washington «@* J) ’ 4Ius iN== U e Ti r c sa |) 4 ’ ost ) sSpatc h. ae BOX EF AC ‘ORY #H Ke L ‘p- Ban " resa w “a rhe Fe F FEN ees {c i , os Bet Or —. » . -_-—_--———_—_—_——_ —_——-- Lb I r¢ aw - — eS 4 7 — -_— a = ~———— ee - N , i] yer, — DS ail , A oply ¥ 3 .— |MAILERS—sS; “day work: 8 “hours; acale $& 2; MILK DRIVER—Experienced. =a | Apply Talley ee all oper 5 . h2 debe Kline's suit | Now In our new house. 104 Delmar Dil. (o%2) | Post-Dispatch, change. Box 333, WOMA N—Sit.: good cook. Call Gla" hia Ridge. ¥Yers and machine nailere. Fehi! ros FARM HANDS—Bail straw. | ndell ; Be > : ii0 x— -T 7 - ‘ eed oe } ‘ a 5 =m f ‘ ; ‘ i . ° * ™ ——r . ‘PROP CUTE 4.) ~ Expert :3 ENT we es : o~ —_ ° reward. rs. nder, . ry W | coming to St. = "ho Be tember clothes ; Ai_reterence. aon ; R-132, P -D Be A—To work in_ dr ra stor e. _ 6847 I Delm ar. —-- = ——s i J ar. MINE oh : — tint plac N xo. with wholesale of r, 601% Rut FREIGHT FOR ARDING CO. | work. ow. G. Fagan. Fe 'BoYS Over 8G yeara in wr bins Mr Co. ~ | FINISHE R—For Varnish room, 16510 S, 16th. “FH - — —— prop cutters, log cutters, tome ; vd malary Avply at fold chain at s85t Boatmen’e oe Rice. eaggoule, Mo. | Casper, Wyo. (655 -874, P.-D | :2301 Lucas. peiiees: Geena : = = spatch. (4) BOY - “teady wi ck; Cc hanc © to learn trade. ‘iF OU N DRY CO., St. Charles, Mo. MAN— First - Ni —~ 1c Cate, tin & ee lunch ! MOU! DER HANDS “s T Af KE RS counter, ational afe i t se) | old tea e / Pecking to : | COOK Reliable colored lady wants position + oval, NURNACE a athe’ k | cook or work of any kind: first-class | Western Last Co. 4252 Westminster. (c) La ‘Bidney = 11¢ I REMEN— Two. ana “twe wu irners on shift over phone Box A. 1G, __ Port Me te | a To k yu iv a eur "] cha P Di ’ h. Arend repair men Meletio Auto Co. et lepatol (oT) we Apply to Gilmore VPortiand Cement Handy man wit} some « arpenter. ex- | ment Meyer Bros, Drug cae ost. ispe © CENTRAL LA LAW BUI BU KAU. 810-12 Cheer mut. | HOUSEGIRI—Colored girl to do housework. | 1428 Maven a ae — eee oourts: advice free. tem Bomont 505 or write Svu7 L ucas. . (3) ; ; ? “AR , AGE or on, télimere Citys lows on " ence Awnly as carpe nter shop. ldary lars raters ta —~ jay rOMORITII. = MECIIANTCS mnpoetenoes in ‘RATE RIL. PRE: XP NCR POREMAN Growtna aaecern seete faceumnn la ' ‘Hotel th | ! Pine rh (e2) OrriCE hard Gieneral office be M ' lathes; state experti- | MAN Young; for. permanent ‘position io « @.e0- large corporation, koewn nat Bo particwara Avoly : xe - (74> les ~~ n 4 { Seen nIOn Cazes ord repair work: standard os aecale J > :s ; . for department ef 25 unity for edvancement ied tos advice free. OUSEKEEPER—Colored jad ‘7 ‘wn ) : ain housekeeper and cook. aay sept t job as paid. Apply Walsh Motor os ANY etic: Yad 2033, ST. gnce and salary expected. x D-2. e- gticel ine; fixe one and wr ”

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TUESDAY, . AUGUST 10, 1920 - ' FURNISHED ROOMS SOME TIMES RENT THEMSELVES, of | course, but as a rule it pays to ADVERTISE in P.-D. “WANTS.” SS ronr-visratcn 21 WANTED..MEN, BOYS "HELP WAN lad ee , , WANTED -—M EN, BOYS | a mY 10, years old a rad paces, pr weak Parcon san oye nh, SOR EG SALESMEN WANTED | ___1_CANV, SSERS | AND SOLICITORS. | HELP WANTED WOMEN, GIRLS) HELP WANTED- WOMEN, GIRLS: HELP WANTED WOMEN. GIRLS) HELP | WANTED —WOMEN,. GIRLS ¢ . —ALMround man: pear. work; good | BAL ESMEN c . "E ~ , ay. Cathol! 2 ‘ ADVERTISING SOL ICcTTORS—?¥ tip-top, GIRL S—To r ore ryt . ome .y - 7 r he ob orn! ; , TANF rame fitt FAILOR aruewemen. it FE fll vacancies for city live young men to) A inen or women, for absolutely suct cosful, No STo work y stamping Neckcic. RITC =m HELP—Good pay 3125 N SHIRT FINISHERS And tadies clothes’ YOUNG WOMEN 20 years = hear Bi - oF. ~ , er, mo tl Good presser ae a Pe and gen- earn $45 to | er ‘ week! y 1326 Chemical! | properly indorsed booster books pro positions } morok : ae " ——__.. ————— - ‘Toners g006 Bay short bourse Apply lw ¢ nals of MmarTiee oo — > hing bottles by emen's garments. App! i _Bidg.. beto 2)| Address for interview or TTT ee a —— ne | LADY —Bider take car hila tel Jefferson Laundry i2th and lacust ic), work. Apply Shapielgh Hardware . 7 th employment, Meyer Bros ghia r and salesman for retail] | vartment, Hotel Jetten ee” 42, ‘and Lecust. | SALBSMEN- Ap oe ie | Reid. Publisher, alton. ihe “sis 50° Tae tenre,, (,nreee indies’ “Karmente:| “home 324; 8.24 ete Sen 804 SHIRT MAKE . | SAS Saettnaten was = an “ark Bs - —And crew im r, Catholic, ————- 3.50 @ week to | Ss. tsaub a-) = te “a ws - LnS— 2 a Ges Ene eagle AND Wits il ‘ r; must be experienced. TINNERS HIP (c2) for the best premium propesition in is | SOL ICITORS—Polish. German Jewish and | i. 4387 + + ~ cea Geutats Cras | LADIES’ CLOTHES IRONERS—Good posi- : R And learn * Teares . no rent; mall farm; raises chiak ~ OF FINNER 2 LPERS—-3_ _2526 8. 7th st, | Country: leads furnished; bonus. See Mr.| Greek; must be hustlers: 30 to 40 years G TALE Light work and chance! On": Food bay. Colonial Laundry, 4/29 ers; experienced sleeve, front AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY ; Mt; @00d proposition. } Apr to AL E OPTICAL C INNER—Re O'Connell, 1007 ‘ of axe and able to furnish bon ermanent |~ = rk and gvod wages; ane | . 7p Box | ; ‘ ~% * to Work: call De Baliviere | =e 00" Arcade Bidg. 6 to 9 a.m. sino | for advancement. Western Veneer Pr ducts as * pecialty aaleemen:| position. | Apply 328 Odd Feliows Bldg..| co’ Suan Cheetcu Hee eroaeL) | LAUNDRESS—Por Wednesday and Phure- and cuff makers, U, S. yoker and FOR YOUNG WOMEN Dispatch. Spat - —. | ; MACHINE GIRLS—BExperienced United | r Ol] E RATORS 3544 OLIVE ST (el7) i . 7 sponge bieachery and gepo ‘re gvod perks 0 ‘a! eyer Br Dr co x Victor B5R2I. 823. afte / ~~. con ditions. Cail Sa ~agee a3, eRe hair dr Ne ink @nd manicuring. 3567 Olive | GIRL S—-For light fu tory work. filing n i ] ai ‘ 14 Ys ; ; - ian an. otel Laundry, 1400 8. 8th st (2) 7: ADY WORK, GOOD PAY os. rug 4a ’ ) | AY . "” . | MEER FILILERS—-Experienced in under. | TUR nights in ci and a . pportunity for advancement. Herzog’s, | ong NM apr a Oberators, steady men only.| &8 Producers: a live proposition and good “ sat =") = alsitty af an neta eer} oo % + eee Sater. Ta9 x t | Moet MS Hotel ls chs and ‘toc | F see "(ed ) ‘ARAF ROL-SILYV ERMAN CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS ~ : 3 ; For call | Mad — WOMEN a; must live in city, Dpl a4 rir y at ; ington av OO uc-ll— ae i (ec) repeat business : comimission basis. 623 —— ——— —§ —$ —--~--— = . Troliey Station, ha and Was P| a et hee can mers. Aboly Wlec - NIGHT WAITER— -~Also so day Walter. good _Mere hant- -Lac lede. (e%) SSIST. T COO K—In boarding house.| GIRLS—-Light, clean work: MAID For general housework; email family: | re Al Ml N’ Mate jelandy. 1605 loc ust, DDly iy k- | =.) & 410 _Morgan , led) r - erica ne 3 a ‘ ‘ month. board and room. 2100) roundings; experience not Hecessary; $ no laundry ~~ g00d Wages Apply first ’ { K I’ ( 2 . . igs re! me he Fs cv) WAITER c — . “) | SALESMEN--FIVE PROGRESSIVE MEN: _N_Frondwa rae a __ 42)! per week. 480s I aclede. 9, | floor, 4967 West Pine or cail Forest 4314W | 1‘ 209 Ww ASHING TON Vv \ | SOLICITORS_Piret-clase. bie eplartes: give WAITER: d_wages. 8204 Olive et. * ° SMALL SALES NET 860 WEEK- ASSORTER—E xperienced flat-work. Apply | GIRL—For temporar y clerical work. with F_etmar_ Sissi. ye! power sewin machines; steady work: =r. from 8:30 to 4 JH); experience not once rer Waeelhingetor ler etween ; and’ le pk Me eas —— Sa es , Uv fel. -eslabilishe rm: ‘ J Ow. s ) y - oot wag St oul “s ‘ uM } NC ‘ed roadway) “a ek sored : - (e%) | © HH “AP E Re STORE Ath and Was! ington (cf Plentins RAP Pen Apsiotan _ 7 P . mia view wom a on ‘a chest hat dee have fe rences Rox IT). 44. P ost- Dis. (e 2) Lown Ridge = ES SETAE BRASS MEI G. ( O., Jefferson GIRL For weneral ‘cleric al work: rapid and Mi MER N ING W AITRESS. ‘Aliso dinner «irl, 6) “(tothing Co... S07 N. Hroadway dans ' terests every woman: $25 accurate at figures. one who can operate ; Fr ank's Rest a ITar t wo > rank) in ITE! MIRA PHER am ra a a start to riaht woman Box > iz Ambitious, for noid stews no Job runner sake i 4 ante = Veen rubbers and i finish. nan ‘arker-Russe)] - = ~r S14 Morganford ra. Take Mining . , d AT eRs— For steel : a Apply Laclede te Morganford and Arsenal, AL ight Co., HKroadway and Gasconade. High-grade adothing man e and em (o8) La PM mmer; good salary and position n WASHERS ~—Union. 1420. North ’ he =O } Ma ° ; ive full particulars and Boe — aan ‘ Liing (jothing Co. . Pareons, Pe AG CK ous Experienc ed in Dacking drugs a (a and pharmaceuticais, good pay; steady . — N—Reliable, ~middles aged; pon A i , ent. Meyer Bros. Drug Co. ith Ww iNDOW WASHER—w hite or colored. Ap- SALESMEN teal live specialty salesmen: | W:; =} , hg ef : | gene : ne ‘cits | __Ply Majestic Hotel. titr «& f°- these Wie ton, tlt Seect ant ashing ton: (c) typewriter: experienced fecwad West | , iness ‘ xpe rience; opportunity f ue OJte Stl — j WIND Ww DRE SeER. P : mts. Producers trawine o- sent an vit — ne B IND Ez Th OIk {, m{ 4. Sr > En ad Lau ndry. 4325 Fit n yay. 8 tc Rra GV) rT) ; Hox” D-108 7 om cons atche ted 7 | . . Ps” ; ‘ s “ One fam! _— With | ‘ ‘ ccoun d liberal com- a1; ; s— Ik xper ence onal’ ‘rose -_— — — —— “| * Tr Fac ior | 7 cet Dispel * ae ees Dj etn partons | fenced packer for folding p ? shoes. Swope &hoe Co., Olive and 1th. fc) loughby » S Olve. nt. man. See Mr. Wil-) _Printing Co. 419 N. 4th st (c8) GIRL S—16 years oid, for general office’ | ii Oil Gui ries | STE NOGRAVHER--15 or 19: prefer yvoune |—~- SALESWOMEN WANTED i ispateh , or fol aper boxes | WINDOW CLE ANERB— We can | . _ 458 OF f Se Re FC KEEPE R -Must know how to take oft | Hho experience necessary, gvo0d oppor- dy with about 6 months’ erence : ; , ‘ : ome place 10) * 10 w A am h@es ej ® » . me Bb mee : : eiperience / ; %. ; a printed m ge le » 7. e xDert« | more men who want work: 6 dave a week. | SALESMEN Reliable corporation, with es “4g } make statements and pogt: | om . "for bei et ers, loca or * sem near - 28 NATI a At BRIDGE RD Brown Shoe Co i2th and Wash. | er ye ny Fr W. Woolworth Co, — -Middle- aged, for : 4 f eeteas (od | aqntted House | and Window Cleaning Co. tablished business, has vacancies in sales ‘ary give tel fephone number. 3OX A- ee hank oat paaee (a | Expe - ae ad : é TENOUE es | LES. r moins \ ’ "% ¢ hestnut, od floor. ios | departn ent in Missouri territory: salary 7 t-Dispate h n (" : =“ BU SY Bk 1D CAND R guae « wy First-class; Jic, Ohe | WIRE WORKERS—Must have experience; Sate. ate, eet en WHR Unres. expert b oc RKE dag tow 5 in own hanawet ig. | , . e ve ae i. Eo Z00d pay: stead work: b ence gtate age husiness experience and fliec work Address in own handwriting, | ROMA: on ete ae WeSwmee. Serene | os) abt 61 > x Broadw | y or no labor troubles ea} . . @ 7 Adare i 1 ali r i's oor we I e cy ur better operators are ave sired B > " ~ | ay. (6) 9 Saka ——— ~ om — Gente.’ Sex Td 6) : re tale wa ars of age. for light as-| earners are give ; In- | STENOGRAP ‘HER Young lads 930. FF. W ‘eolworth Co., . Bread- its} Sosy atch. | f Pasting she | ; saan soon acquir (Picient ” aleii | | , concern. Apply in own bandwriting, _——— WU Mr oe ee | to roprecent F gataplished mein ancy. BOSOM iRO YNERS—Monday noon till Friday mene JP. rx rt; pe. for viece — after to earn good mone) While learning we pay| aig pe cay o salary expected SALESLADIES- Catholic oa mye outeide ea Ajax ectric Specialt O., you @ guarantee (ed); K-316. Post-Dispateh (co) work: leads furnished, bonus, references. m1 F i . = —— See Mr. O'Connell, 1007 Arcade Bidg., B. 1° ———£ , —Bri ht, to work ahadie | a ee i. | in ro ‘ : = pe . pominnic Call Forest well 5 etree W IREME N g om; expe rienced : and 7 Tuesday evening For car and maintenance wor rk. brooms in St. Louis and surrounding ter- evening: straight time pay. Becht Iaun- |, Market st eT, ‘ ; ‘ dry 401 Rell, (ce?) arket 8! aA a NU RSE—Practical. with . refer ences Call Li: STENOGRAPHER—Go A opportunit: - | hand, | GiKL—For iunen counter work; $40 p dell 4070 (. young lady with high school education ang 2." | ic) i > a... a. A. Ses 5 ee eiacisiimaimeattiii — _ _——_— — — i rienced lady, by large steel foundry - — see eee Way tween 5S and 6 G. H. Whitmore, 48374 | er av... Akron (eR) SR é Po: t-Disp ch smDling: pieasant. easy bench work: daily | structt n. d. HERK Di RT & & MEI R- -For drug store | ST. L OU IS CAR ( ‘OMP., ANY. ritory; good commission proposition to pro- —Ackerman’ s, s Slt Ww ashington. (c) ROW) N. Broadway. ic?) knowledge of typewriting: one who can ore | SALESLADIES-~>--- 4 (COX) —— — a | Wik “ZZ “ee Teach you free; p while | uaT- nut st - Rtore Co an . ; KkThit olore: yD y etween & and . —— -— = i aa a : : CASHIER ix pe! ienced r . rest: he ich pay sili earning, ral i ; ~ " - 2 and inte!) gent Must heave touc} stem advancement to executive omition Call ravi = yy unt X_sth , a pom, Roem | HOR, Union Bt: ——- YARDMAN—Room | and board. 4i1 N. Sth. SALESMEN rhe y ey “ee anc. holds | rant; neat in appearance; accurate ne u +, # EL wteady position “1b GLE os OPE A VAS On jadtes’ silk and georgette and be speedy on the typewriter: ” bigh- er " “Tu Hollend Hide 4 ‘2 afi ehipping Fae rey \ : | 8,000 acres of choice oil lands in 5 coun- , ~~ adlamasnn le ~ tA! L, MFG. CO., 1408 Locust waists eadv work the - r school educatio : : + : ae . PORTER —Colore ~ Enderle Drug store, TOUNG MAN To wok In anna nee || (tiles in Texas, 2000 acres in Louisiana. 640 Thos le; fir —_ ae peters ta Me) mie R . —r » | nas “Prin > > On an ~ | nositir “— eo Be — =f A to fi hit |SALESLADIES—Two attractive well ’ NG - . hompson’'s estaurant, 303 } roadway . ’ : : Seiabes cond ‘ah ES wertion @2nGa the right applicant il e S-— eC he rie . cated women for pleasant and “4 , : arn + ye ladi .. | ee oe oe ree #51; , , employment: postition permanent ; i trola salesman, in the richest ai Shop, $17 N. Grand. _ eee — la . GIRLS—For light factory work. v. ‘G CHILD: MUST BE NEAT AP | retarial position In ‘office er een. | SAL ESLADIES ' | ' STENOGRAP HER Vhoroughly eXperlienced leads furntahed, tranepertation paid: MAN-—To w ' , ork in drug store; , acres in New Mexico; now has two wells (od) OPERATOR On m Uresses |; na and Arsena Gra -_— -+- ——— --— perienced, S003 FE aston

, ; . BY working conditions, goo! sula- . yrami - . TRA ane sarees ! Ss, uli Re RAW ~ OPERA A TORS To 1 work a fa) Al ; ’ th fail pply Aueck Iinx ft , ; 22d at a“ Rr > Dr ve C __ 4th and ‘ bots . - , 0 ' “., ‘ a Cc » ie N—For aht ‘fac tory a Appl ena eee ; ' oy SP on. ath PNP mon Cc —— Washington. aatmoas | an organization that ts founded on the == a = olen steaily positions ; a oadway he Cc : a” he ' sine mend ' ‘ 1. dy positions niv Mr rea ee - J principles of Truth in the ofl business and | ( HOC OLA | kK DIP »p E RS And Pohen GOLLURER |} ‘TINK RY OPERATORS—Experienced on Hatem Mina: is oo ay aw work ; Breas Hat S Saleswomen y ' a4 GE... ah 6a Cay mw kK (silmore at. _ 6000- sout ois Rs- Loire i. Greenfield liros., — : _ ee - For straightening cant ~ e4 and Olive ets a eS Se _(¢)| YOUNG MAN To Assist in salesroom and on efficient management. Present stock «1! : 140) Wash . cial rlock hi f . teady 7 004 wages. Appl ule 7 TkH--Colored, for mercantile house: road, Apply — Wilson Bros , 624 Arcade! etanding less than 0.000 eshares aSSse experienced icers . good pa VY ; I ‘ embroidery machine; must be 16 or | OPERATORS—On ladie’s sil i mus re of ace. at OOK i ugenia . [ PURTER- White: mts eady position: light work ; large manufacturer: state ate and rast em ; ) A 41) " —_— ‘ _ *k 4 ° } . . be S01) 7. } iy fi wt) . wy ° k $9 week Sorwer r: aie al K an nu om in ivpew riter Lieck A Cobitt Ir on Co : 124 ° oe ae bay: with room £4 boar, 476 | ployment. Box W-341, Post-Dispatch (2) pone ye SR i. i cE | OF ms. Apply before 8:50 a. m.; over; also girls for other work; $9 a uattamnad ends a ne they ee ee te et _ | partments: Ae — an ‘ r Pn a es ~ a . f ¢ Air en ‘fy "aw & Vv , “NATIONAL EMBROIDERY CoO.., | Prince & Co.. 18th and Locust sts (eo rELEPHONE “OP ERATOR CLOAKS work: good pay J. L. Sager Mig : nnd | pO "Washinat . ay ” i » | TE L KGRAI H OVERATONM For private ex-| wanted to fill permanent and well- ! Change: must aiso be cavable of operat ne paid positions in the fallow 7 Ph dc- i news service: long runs, ( _ geod . 7“ ng ¢ highwe (oa) YOUNG MAN—16 1 to 20 years of are t | ¥ , ; cace >! ‘4 ic 4 9 .. N—Several. “strong. to ~ work eT learn hardware business: naiertmatte mo ———— - ~TeeS ge. wie a een tat ot J) ; “ € are lo ated next to Kads 704 Bt ( ‘harles Cc OY EK ht ATOR ~ -eomns le ‘ na by pet i ming, BL. With at least 3 years’ experi- SUITS DRESS Fis | ence, on P, B. X board: rive age, . bd wares; apply at once, Polar ; . ce building. Apply to janitor, Post-Dis ‘o answer telephone; 8 p. m. to 11 p. m.; | | (ce? S i WAISTS ‘ , } 7 » , ‘ 4 ry-c% ’ Co | TO MIA K I: SK IR cS. pants: also bander: unton factory and scale —— = Rox & N46 _Poat. Diepatch, 9» ie) } 208, Post-Dis atch (co) | | ace st ©! | YOUNG MAN ER'S YELLOW JACKET CO. RUN POWER MACHINES, —#2-©9 N.-To Seve an ice waron,; - gteady ; : Rs— Colored. experienced in cleaning + arp: ible “of “taking | Tr) essacen ene — _— OPERATE MR S--To make fronts and backs on . > 7 5 With some know ledge of “pac king , he ware house; rm) oenta per hour: Apply er. L. Phys! clans’ Supply Co = 5 advancement; good Waekes tO start. Box A- Bridge, 6] 2 N\ Ist st. SW] ge At G ‘1 IRL S_ _W HO K N OW HC yw T ( ) baes will C ‘ erat “3 per cay ‘ J no } 2222 Franklin. ar. Anchor 'B sae and By ar Hos- education and expe rience in uy). MILLINEL¥ - — ythe ans otc « Island. tracks, tch Ride 12th and Olive (2) | & month, room and board. Frisco | yy merge pital, 40 Laclede meme —-~- ‘ de | hours & 4:20: 15 o'clock Satur , | better-Rich Clock Saturday. — Ar-| plication; also salary expected. CORSETS N--To learn to pack merchandise | —— — | = . RTER—Colored or white: no Sunday aR ; ~ P ‘ and c CIGAT PACKERS w ANTED. CARAFE ROL-SIL\ ERMAN better-Richman. 023 Washineten. Sth thor n c2}| Box D mn, Post- aaa (e2) HOUSEHOLD GOODS — house: 35 years of age a ' | YOUNG MAN aIEL pe wee : : au é 4 ‘loc . A! ABOUT 17 YEARS, FOR iz r Qn hig a mh ‘ LSet Sher © eco. TY ACCOUNTING OFFICE, BY Seb cn enn ry; eel working condi: nee necessary: steagy work, So wOTk. tis W } Washington, Fbeth nt | CALL At ECTRICAI (NUFAG N aun ll I a ag ee fe G ARME NT CO., | OPERATOR—E ‘ter a P| Youn x 18 o 2 ra w RTER Colored, Av ly (780. TD. Barnard . tis — ~~ — 4 i al expen Sen including Pu iman and mea!s OOPrRR, Cd3t rLxperienced on Singer tne ~ pane 1 ‘ing ad) Paw ce ' teads wor SGLI a . " IN—Several, for both day and i night; sheet - , d N EAC 3 i: ; For billing department: permanent position 3 and_! + . — a, PRANKEL MFG CO. 1408 molt. ust at eR. Girls ond women without selling ex 1 punch press, miliwright, etc. _ CONSIDERE ; ‘TLY CONFIDEN- | Apply in own handwriting: ene per month to Y IN : UPERATORS—On power machine: we teach TRUNK LINERN_ Buc - perience, but who wish to learn, will once, Traffio Motor Truck orp 5 - Pr [Al, BOX P- 142, __ POST - Dd IS (c ”) Rox A. 7s, st -Dispa in it \ advancement OU! (3 LADIES a sewing a = ik : « "aood white were eral Wwamen ta ai ot hooke ie a most ib } 3 "4 i . rd with their ability nan ; men for porter work; must re etead Datahden) >_> &§ ost tspatch pa $i Biv _fe%) , an " - dhe! hiolzer AMvrol he orks ; dha | Fi ‘tor me . an weil . a ye pla a cco ; fw PENNY « GENTiEs.-. | YOUNG MAN—To make him- : : CLERK Between 10 and 25 Years of Age} Florissant av.. between Destrehan and Mal- | —Scsory._Bth_and ‘Howard ~~“ and advanced as rapidly as possible, —Expertenced nutomnesie ae wd : Broadway and yp meg (c2) olf ‘ally of 1 i; Due to the dissolution of LUIVIN ie | _linekrodt, Sua PN Te TYP roe ~ Underwood; expert: permanent; im- LR and ignition men: alse a who Sean ’ — se generaily usetu aroun he f eR &H Excellent opportunity for Intelligent. expe- Be a relephone Operator Hchieant fee Experienced, on sewing , ane A le Selie Bids . Apply at Superintendent’ 4 Office, ify ae shop foreman. This. mm... . . . the rm o o#8en er- rienced- clerk- that- ecan--be developed for re- chines: we teach gtris to sew and pay T YP wpb Splendid oppertunity for "Ty live the shipping room. sponsible position: give experience and salare | INQUIRE | OPERATORS’ REIN? | broke Werke. DME My Whoskcecn et | een. Ane Wri kit Adamars | Main Flogr Baleony, >| oidery orks BA N orinas ant av., | =H) Pine. second flor, fey FAMOUS-BARR CO. (¢3) C service on Delco, Rem 4, o-fite. Dyneto, Eleemann ay 4 ie ' SCH \W ARZ & WII D man, we are reorganizing exnected Rox A-98 ‘P, -Dt spatch ets FOR PARTICULARS CONCERN. , Mterien, ‘Write Battery Service Co., POR 7 , 4 our sales force, and have Tears ORE -D MAID “Baltim: re Hotel. 16th and NG THIS INTERESTING WORK PAY ' hetween Distrehan and Mallinckrodt (c3) | TYPIST—Yo ing_lady to operate Underwood | i: a Colore w 713 N, llth. (ec) ‘ ‘ Marke e)| WHILE LE ys PERM aces EXPERIENCE ly | OP ERATOKS-On single needle mar ‘hines: inachine in office of large manufacturing | ~ ; _° ; “ om ; i baler -* s Gi xt SS RNE | lark. (cS) (oO 2 - - eo — Ma TEE 2 Se Ea ae - a ee COK MM IK erience gro en n ts simmall first let r Oot » oO é . — ( om 6300 Hamburger t RINTER—Firet-claee catalogue man, nm | youl NG MEN—To work in tcenouse: steady ILI INOIS family: - 3 eee) ae ae Rights , Cab. - 2 as. P St Dispatch ion for right pa! h- ie | \V AMP rs 7 = a . Wellston. ie ‘Ten “7 ion) | ht ap Bony good wages. Apply at once, sb Ng | haha ; Fes >". aE ——— ee — a0" ~_ ee HAIRDR EL SS ER- Bait manicurist: expe! of of ‘3 W ae ay. tS - - EH x perienced : top| kK xpe r ie nee d, e nergetic women ‘ * . ’ o— — ' 9 : ante COW ‘Tim , r , Ti- ence 4% e 4iiviere - ‘ seis : " ——— | ER—W ell equ! ped get ans YOUNG MEN metween 17 and 21 vears of FAST COAST VIRGINIA T . lv _ referen ices required. 4114 West Pine. ffiAND SEWERS fi loonie "conte: arr ra 4 E | stite he or. toe SCZ immer, barrer and) hav} in de sire and ambition to , N T k ki rs, Ailround printer capable ore ‘ : . -—— 10 wor in te en; ae foreman; $38. The Democrat- ake; exceliont opportunity for young men oat) pe Ree ————e - work, Room 202 Benolst Bldg. (ch) IRS Skivers. WwW. T. MO RE SHOE. b the | l k A ] ixth — ayette, Mo (ch) | full of Dep and ambition to make good with FLORIDA COPYISTS-—-Several experienced Underwoo :. - * 8 4 e¢limb the top of the commerecia teady work, pply 8 ‘ on SETer — steel and machinery concern: no previous , , | Operators; no beginners; can find steady, H, AND § SEWERS—And finishers To make our famous. | . — C’O., 1912 Pine st (e@) iy | all find , | di — room. Ss hy arte x + nd tw h h' 1 Mo pare experience necessary: high school graduates | |; and we i Paying positions our organiza- 8 rae WESTMORELAND GEORGETTE ’ st. ve J ad er Wi ind unusua oppor- or were rk. Alien ote an a un rs preferred: if you are. willing, to jearn busi: ote - foing cyping |v ork: ; shorthand | re- on fur 8S: best Wo! king condi- BLOUSES WAITRESS—Good; good pay. 2706 S. Proad- tunities in our store: also ine x- -RS-—C'y ese “ 0 ~ottom Pp. apply ox 2084, _ guire ‘xXperienc ; ors re earning . , ‘ ees: wa . . ’ , k AMOU S-BARR CO. (c3) , tye, Sinenveoh Seotere: lob, prose Post-Dispatch (c2) | Applicants must be Cxpe- | from 13 to ois a weck Ve guarantee | : tIONs ; good pay. GOR DON ( O., | ake ome + fn a class pay. ideal|/ WAITRESS— ' s ‘ ' perienced women will find @x- + tions. Apply branklin Association, room ——a rienced with th ine | mm a to $15 a week to start, with rapi ) .) ‘orking condition ] ha (day Saturday | Goa oe . por | * I Ban niaye, | ve EN . a i oO R G KE N: EK RAL lumet Bide, 7th and Chestnut ied) | y Ou NG ME N | ; “i : t rays , and as soon as you Beoon © effi- 1]: 23 W ashington. | (C2) | SCHWARZ & W ILD, 713 "N. lith st. (e8) WAITRESSES — Expericncel vom: isting In our store good environ- r | W — r ’ Ov er 18 vears of age. for order fillera n4 ust crs. Oo such we can = ban ‘ ~ #. Man ay at : ts > pe. af ‘ HOU SEGIRIE For gene ral housewo rk; sinall work B1des - c} ' ‘ need, ‘ seatiy ' / . ; . r CANDY FAC TORY ORK; R E S Ss MAN Lithographic | stock clerks: opportunity for promotion: one offer exce tional induce- , otferling, ; 2] % _N =s ait ryt 4 fle oor. M . far miay : 46 ad hom a. 1407 U nior } ay. j (82) ( DE RAT MRS ' Wa oe RESS = “- re ns - a = , ments, congenial “M orking cond}i- P My GI - short t = | HOUSEGIRL “In, fam ly of 4 good — wages. To make our famou taAurant. 18 Olive et eo fal ' tions and penuerous salaries paid alary. Anniv 815 Washington (cS 90D PAY. STEADY WORK, © sheet metal; steady job ; state |* | we d iO: sA per ta a: $1. er re ’ ’ ’ , _ puckers. . | HOLSEGIRL—xperienced: best wages; + High class work; hig? : lass pay; ideal Oberg’s Resta rant. ong Olive _— ah | roi ve —— neg a ee — , ” a iros, aters. mene E..d. —_ , , ) ‘Loic y CO ; 612 N. FIRST ST. ( e, ) jenn wy Rag Stee hk reenai oe | Stickers Hoi SE 9 Fe White: ne c ho is g00 NO HAW ARZ, we WILD, is NW. 32 h st. (eR) Vone y's s ] : ie ~~ I ; 4 t OB} PRESEMEN AND PResSFEEDERS—For job | Reamers | Address giving all particulars Wanting _tapre ght WAITRESS—$14 week. Avniy 210 & Hroaa- | \'G@C-BWake people. Apply we Pn wasist ta ee yy ee F en outing flannel gowns; girls can WOMEN. OR GIRLS —Two w nite, for lunch Who can put over big deals: no commis- £E L EV AT OR- OP E R. A T ORS , mi. Hillcrest, Cubany 6758 rn from $18 to $5 er Ww eek - counter _and Kitchen 282) Chouteau | We eC; bee ri) ialt ooking 4300 en, 4 Rud. er i- , r y ry. - » » CA] " uastat wit li'@he Pie ari : : =... Ps dell AL On ,_ te) : men; only high-«rade, experienced | __hows,_Jncod Mange. To Washington. “ies) | ,SOFK: pial cooking Sy ELY & WALKER STERLING | “s0-°ar'ctfente Ulat"itan Me" O%S; | Tigo WOON servings. te veal fe esta Wo? T3 N Colo red Me tio Bes Fe od ow ini neas n : E dence in planing mil; , . a. . 2 salesmen need apply Some excellent terri- | PRE DE ~ Folders end girl = to ae 9 tin, be “ a J ; cat sty sexphd 00 dr : tOU RGIRD, For general housework; own! / ACTORY, 16th and Locust, 3d 414 Freni \ DRILLING company will develop bys. ; good agzes and naga ~ : 4 y: ~4) ry still available in Missouri and Illinois. | lonial Laundry, 4020 (3) | _ a - Sho “ ne A J02 oe roam ahd bath references reg ulred. HH47 (e862) 2 US’ VT A-B Gasoline Co. 302 International tte d: @ ra : . " — m4...) of] leasen ir neas Oklabor 2 Ewen . fr — 2 . METAL, WORKER- First-class man, 2017 LOCI ST sr. Pidg., St. Louls f r LN ‘18H ERS—On grisea wanted upgries 714 Waterman. a eo fa fod floor. (62) WOMEN lored r «eneral cleaning. A} Os Post - Dist apich uy Paine: ‘#) y | TAN GAT is ‘ t | 's | rahe HOUSEGIRKL—White, for Keneral No. useWw: ork _ —_—— trea rly lew ley lay . 721% Texas + & ole ar iwCTER : a ~ - 5. at once, Traffic Motor Truck Corp., Y ‘ ) Ay hington; entrance through Schultz’ store: 24 at. Ts AND RET. All, SHOR SAT, ESM. wf 1 opiy at kx “ale He LD SE SKEEP Ee AR Nice lean 1 I d lie-age “4a ee) mining compan . ~. , eS avo " = Se? T ie + good home, one in faint , enct I sewers. in employes lunch room, a | h m. av.. etroit . “or 7 he ) ’ ner. ik! “a ii T on “aAlendar R ev S : . — a ‘ > * . a 7 east :35 a. — oe ———w | Jooal manufacturing company, now oper- | Gailh . c ars. ain | r 2 Ww rine ” » BS. u ; “TS ’ a par for 7 per cent (guaranteed: curula- ¥ BAL. aN Te eat, fF —* a | ating at a profit and an or, Wee —— a néar S2., Jie 7p... (css | HOU SEKE! dor rt ; hoi ‘e wn an d ass! ~y ia ! Apply EISEMAN BROS ’ floor. I A Mé yt S BS. A RR ( 0. (¢. ul oreferred stock of jocal firmly eetah- _ , clea aner. kK usel el. & LEiev. up. ©o., | ital: to take care of orders offered: live | Gitte wrap bundles. Becht — ‘Lau iry, | oe ® Ta es. aa: 10 ! or ironing; ‘) : : Youn ” =i Slew) com | ours eration comnoeed a= esate —oposrionny 2? 2 _Olive am (cR) leads fi rn! shed; by e want yt experien 7 a! 801 i ell u ” dy} ~ | aS... hoes ly a nn 10} hie Be | 16! MZ Locust t.. Rf h 1 ] . ber = ‘ ty ann ‘ sndry office bie: st I as a went PR ye Hor C-04. 7 ; | Gare — . Te . 820 Security Bidg e7) _— omen 2 1 Washington av SAL, ESMAN- Saperienced — grocery to call stock salesmen. Sat ——- = -— - -- | GIRL S— For factory work American | “Bed s KE} R-—-Experiénced rood cook pk a AN—W leaale wall p aper house. on a at. ouls grocers, must be a | WANT party to . handle high-grade : utume- (‘o.. 1413 8. 18th st Ho ~y XE ott . ng wg amy poe ’ ' aes AAS ai Ww ) ME N W I{¢ } C AN IRO N MAN WITH haley: enderson Wall ale Co. user. Box K-26. Fost-Dispatch (c)}| » accessory in St. louts ard F | Gina -For Sling and pone eral office work. 415| tween 9 and 11 m. or after 5.30 p. m., § | PRESSERS n ladies m A" ‘ easily earn $4 & day pressing $600 TO $hxKo e4) | SALESMEN-—Catholic “3 live young men to| Missourl: @ re oe oe P aden —._—-- ~ ter Lucas. 24 floor OF Monrelat: “2 Week: ste: or] Aubats. 4387 Tact str , ir factory E\ahe per cent cash divi joond © oer ‘ . necessary ; east references wanted, aj e+ = ——- - — : ye PR GPA er : ; . : aes , reantilates P , ie) ; orofit annuativ the beet Serving rete LN we with wholesale or Fetal Aad yar ee ety ot Whe * Gn oo nor business ran he dev eloped in GO !GIRLS To fill an 7 ‘label ee xtra ac ts: $i2 fee 1 "T> KI F KI iP E fe : ar “ ' Moen “ P k abs +? Ni te a af 3 MOaiy ¢ . , . " . il : en ; Sena” dese ee ae oe roe and hustest ence, ‘gE ood —, Ore ato: nas : Ride hefore 10 ow after 4. days. Lox E-167, Post-Disna h and honus Anpiv 220 I ” ust. ei ( home: oO nore wh -_ its I “a mT n xhes 7 sa.a a4 nt a N is 1 id Dm Fy > nad dow nts wn ». w an asi — . ee ween ——— . > ~ Alr . : 4 ] ie oTe Al) / > Os ‘ . ' ~~? * Behadi ur on : auhene : . —— » _— : in ‘out ‘nal dé ia” ay fe) SAL. ERMAN ~ Fe se|| ar ug and department EM PLOYM ENT AGENCI ES AND ~~ . hag ne Los oe oe - phy bh wee eae NN it one bio th of I rn " ms PRESSER Eapertenced, . lacies’ o er 14 f ar apert r “er yea ch Wn of retail stores = heen stores; we nown nes; unusua oppor. | ee es Tr : ' ' , lee wirl le S oule Cleanin , lag EN TE > , areas adi nett K—Experienced man to keep | bento Anniv Peametion Department. | TRAD SCHOOLS GIRLS —For table work: also power machine HOUSEKFE ral E RK to take care of - see girl earn t 7 profi rt in phe ten ao s in oe ecere avneintments, will preb- d ~elvi i mnufac- unit PP i send an sever chi guing to school, ref 4 ™ On Mr . , "eH rT . rom coest to comet, thie s and do receiving in | Port-Menatec ch, Wednesday 9 to 12 RAPA PPP PPP ton, operator. Rawitngs Mfx. Co. 2301 Lucas oe — ~# --F 179 ‘oer ee Ky . ; w onderf combinetion of ; ' na —~ eT " ‘ On a Box E-178, 5 if j ,°T i wi ’ Pinet! eafety 4 plant state experience fully and last agnceee ic3) | trences ired, s00d pay iephielhie, Te PA I 2) | Roncer’ Aieg oe pis ment. Rox D-82, Post-Dis RALERMEN —And crew m anager Catho! le : GOVERNMENT clerks needed badly $1600. o - : _—— - Post D wei RE OSS oe Pa was IP 4 »™ a “the Arner can Theater. App y 7 | | te TO THB ‘tor ge 25 to 36: apply in per-| PARTNER Wtd Intelligent lady with small ing: experfence n ecenns ‘leah pieym | , ee : : | : Prova : «a 7 ms ote “hg feins & Co.. Broadway ant; capital as bookkeeper “"@ cashier in auto ‘*.. Be2a oO A ee ee ‘e 7 main floor balcony, Famous-Barr (o , days msi HW (RZ & VW ILD i L3 Y OL NG LADY. = or position in ; : al {c2) | and texi business. Box +--10). Post-Dis | RLS —Youn 16 for emincldacy | LABELERS— Experienced, for baking powd > ale : " wiih? . => —e ee ; 4 - ees a ea? lumet Baking Powder Co. 6th an N. 11th. purchasing department of a4 4 clothing store wants young if you are nye one OM, wp > Sony oii | business. Box D-367, Post- GIFIS—To fil and ‘abel extracts and mus- 4 k Anct Laundr’ i PL — 4 , . Ae tae tae, ~ *\ogdmmedt ~ (c) ard, mo experience necessar) Eddy RA ~t gee G8 cesses PRESS FEEDER b, good pa eaiy West End; must do stenographic OLIVE OR C : tei? ENTRAL For E r household necessity; no money to col- menr Derartment, 1411 Locust et.. Is at the ‘ 5 iE or BE. J. & E. Ry. Co, Wa = erie ki ] Co.. 2301 Laces av ic3) be . re ei... lect; pay as they use it, experience not! gervice of girls and women seeking employ- | ©°.. 2 SS a SR Se aa Apo pe , Tom ir = 881! ; mae ha fel er erie nced ~~ itchmen steady | necessary. | J Cureon, 1008 Pine st ment in hemes and institutions as cooks, Gikis— Over 16. for light work In shop: no’ T v “ 7 (ea) he Cr RS ' Vrea! rtesiam Hook Store h ° he] e Y ° u r SALESMEN—With book or was ace expert and emergency workers. We have work for : Se 411 N ef (72) Experienced on Georgette } @ood weges. Apply 1215 Locust et. SALESMAN E xperienced: must have good to . : pasanieemapeain — = ad ~ , = aw ot ' fos) record to date; ability and appearance tm- | Li r off] work, marking aad sort-!JA4 pS Lage emf “ “adi aver rin ten Cor ' work ; best pay; half day satur- Wed corde i. 3: ’ Cass, vee =) fi BAILOR—Leading men 8 BAL. yy et Two: to = on " eatablished | P AR T NE = Silent: in floral marking machine. easy to learn and good —- , pine Fes : pellin products, good wages ra \ Angelica Jacket “o 1419 Olive. (¢3 Ra it “a CE SEES Se ‘ al — er pares . - . . : tra x food e! lacket Ce mve._{¢3) | -cCNDRY HELP—Coat troners; can make | PRESS. ¥F EDE R liader. ai large manufacturing concern in an os | ; rofits. "ALL 0o-—— Man as assistant to a ‘no at, _ Ask for Mr. Tavior. bat oe {Ss | Dispatch. ’ TAdvy Mie Co Ma mand Market .« re " —— sa a 4 ‘ : 4.10@ 17% - ’ ; -ESMEN ¢ Missouri territory, by well eV Pree oT ———- | 2 —. ps a ene OB PRESS F E EDER-—McAdoo Printing Co, _.™oT*. A's ear enies ME ’ > Composition Rri oo Ppl dept Boyd- Wet ish Shee Co.. ; help. At : - 4 — : = > af Washinator > . , ne gwiet wil hone the ad Three ™* Jon PRESS FREEDER-—PFirst-ciass f — ; tA? ; ~ times or more one t per >i , 7 N. We are enlarging our sales. ; Missourt Plasti ' , | and full particulars | BALEsur i let their plant out on rovaity PRAT. or | end Newstead ) s 3 | ' o take care of our fall and winter et eit f ’ . o T P * oe a . . turday ftern ff i4 ; hop SEAMS . Pos FP sperten ' ' . . > an , ; " . force t a a office , nt igen and tndustrious for gen wager os a) @ pooe of fai & West End Cl in ’ Bn 4% . : | : , line discount. not : ’ “ r 1 a u Tine 7) 7 ‘ove? T) lena " nd lilinels We need 5 ‘ } em loy ment. Box — od Ray 1 to learn our prepe- V the eb . ae = A ’ i 4 ; must be eecurate and! — a P - C y offle ‘werk in De mar “ bh ~ me } lucatio } erien sm r c — ae e wo ~ ’ . ha ev . . . Post ae? eae on >| =Ae x sii! int VINisHeR R--Apply Metropolitan! side work no heavy cleanin . Ss Laundry Olwwe oo Pine bL os) ; ! good while learning. Cal! before hn lh Sr | ispatch. gition : sr Alex. Pia r. vice prea, Othe a writin ng desirable. Call in person ph iyeician ‘s of fix opera 3 ~ a ne td, Rial Theater ne oO oa ané Juve. - _—- neat 3 ae, at . io, i 4517 dlive at. wh typewriter preferred. Box hase. Fost_Dis “=~ oe BT OE rte ctl, ct

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rae . - —— > — ornare. on — ~ wo. _wae YEP rr, a AT ~ Iva ST 10, T 10, 1926. 6./ PEOPLE | ALL ABOU = T ell it tot eT. Lor —_ Ts 23 Sepa = a » — ——_—— liasienteieneninds hem ough : Wa nt ad. ES 10 : a 192 MO — 2720 BI — Mi | 1 : SC et Eu Tv ahd. 4 rhe of are LANE GUS” EWRITER, oe ar - ’ wok : ” ta olfas will rte ¢ a . om “4 AND “Btut me ‘nts oleae aoe AD , =n Ree a 6 A00IN : P ia : —_- © : yA . : Rr — wr 0 ul e ar nest” to & dan es penta !s iTbt > ren a con att he. ~ ; HO oe] ost qaar 13°ou y — Ry oer " ine « nt: nm “plan ] ~ —~ Us ov st Garam obalat ‘ EWR r ye gee o1 . ni SD - | Bg Tee ne 4“, ~~ rental ITE N a Hiv wit n PON -HO 0k dem w. - be Fretene 100 om ive 2 (en) | eriea 40 can non Rj a dg ERS—Seii! 10th a 7 $78." “11M roadwa Sas’ a G : rn abt, bo “trator; ve okey Ti ak a "Olive iD ¢ i et | A’ The y Juco! sme ~— oO ° > 16 Aa e 8 ad ; Om bea : am ch" and tant -PI K pres na It cheap. (2 | GAF rurnish; 5 a —ate set nom as OM vilemes B. private. h (2) NIS — Tt p cy TA L . — wares — or. §: range chairs. ite 2a role” AN rginne ror rar a | R he 107 — = ences" ; w S 38—Fiirnished ste En H —_ ~~ ACH itt clo MS’ . E — — AL camming er Co., § choene Bh, Farring — $2.50: $1 sik bea a ghee | ‘mahowany terme. wr ee for aiteitis: pha or houn, ee SyPinw and wien. oe ~ FL ) § ga ro, 42% USHER —c. nya peton , Biase, refi ess pose entan atte ~~ eB phone housekeecin. oe R Ne RENT— cna che | PORNISRED Pra s ATS— inane, Nerd atin ; neton's, ol Tay TN 04 Oliv, stie s ee m mus, +e. ne: ed F OJ | ena bt ~ mieten UW ee Fierce Bic 08 as pit ina red + silo ta, Lat “at. hiy ove = CO.. ‘ ay — a | le ist rent N. ‘83. ber eine: 99 gs i Fea. | OOMS dren —co with | “ab tY buying fata OUTH APAR ee aterartiadl r thal ele pase ies Bia ad sengeet aha SN ae pe ts tt gente | ie aa Si Wa rte wal fo su or a Th meri ae Sa: ian “3 | asia Pave aees atten sahatat mand ee | hoa sean Fase. oak We rai a “mg Bee adie eet Ts Machine . 2 fet 2) | and Ei ME Bargat Li bench dors - South Lar ee 10t wat oe 5 pint tae J. «2 mes sean L 800 Avart. Le ; ~~ ‘* wd —_—- o4 , es DB he pnt cs EHOL : ATH E = ne yen t tor > BD OR asa “f one oA in firat-clgs i noi en IX etree 2 nish water’ | ———— Cofplen eaermas staat art. : RM CHAIR — LD G N ciait We —— DW. ara ny r | carer si! : "The y Ps oO aa "LANO— EL lane 0 live a nd | ry cent be 2 r- ed oo er jam | nx ved gE 6 Roon r Sf 0 tm are nig gommelcts hestn 3 T ___POST-Dt 4 . 4 4 : . i te *. we "als a a — a ea a O Aue atte Ui sReck peO0s cieietat New at "aaa per ee Pie pre “7 fesse toss | Was rl iti vontre cee maa | F leila ws ee nearer A isian ace eeu marin cy “ax 20 | a . ean! ost oy ° i nter. “ ~ G ant; our” ° sed cen AA It ant $730: on ani tation. Phot coms,» ele n. ‘S| DELS two adult uou be res) ae LY . x = Hote Sate. | iT O} > See foe to £-room | O ae. “Ww sun An’? =o Be 'E lin x ° rane mteun T ; io — Pao wit ctr _ hou “hee ae Fo “i > rar | AD, wad ada, urt A wmecdieias An DE IOV 7) cai BPS f) p! ve m cha R o ‘\ fir t re w u e S- N st ed : ee Dp . 4 is - or IN oO be w One | fe, use t -M adults » b a d 4 it R . iy A ‘some ‘a ed, FE [ N — mo! for con ck ryt ae ir 2S and 0 u oe” © he rni- ama no O—8) n le, 000 Gr ne Cin ith e r kee eu AR ~ cme Cares nd F ay ppl plet a ,. Dts. n-s, Mo LT Sk A == . S di f hi oo 5A t ld nt nk. gy ¢ n I I te; $ M rah _o On we: Ss o u en. etm o . ae i aon REoe e} L BCO o« nt AC | fa Re ut-« tio ro ng ° dre LE ur ra! NI e old} fr AY IM b 125 ee EN og or _f2 N, liv 2 pri r r 2 i. nn! j aya) | r Hl e R a A re- LEON Hs .y . cot base fu hf. ( I m, (Ul j ; UW emai se -_ ae Sse ~~ ef Shi 5OR2 . PT ! on £e NO NO d ew STI AN ¥ _ Ni ee con- i LI Vea I ed nve — d . res i a Nr’ nou mea, part not cy. i ° \ RC t fa vp Ned ye ck ifn ek n r t C al an ; _ LE i df Sa, c ro $7 Cc tr D. i Ss ea m ite N ry o a be ~ (68) | eat TU t aan i MT Ww | ae re) ir: ric b ‘ a] {y x ee go Cas n ak e U i PIA LRH n 9 ee lis 7s (2 JE ul 1 _ @) ti L h- DE da ~~ eiheonas ve 7a _(58 fast rt RE G “aA }- en stn eo? /a\ ‘ \ ur } Ca ua ar] we k pi s, I h : ow o as 0 se st N TIM 3 pr rd sev ~ 1 5: FE a HOF U ees y ni cor 4 es! = ce lv Nici? 3? fo ~~ me E Apts roo ts; ur. j ST aye p! Ou a y rload, an ene ; ACat r a vo h ¥ E d { co os. AN ice ern eral 3 107 ter 4 j PER rou « TH f on M ‘van! B rab! De Ss: e ro , @ UF ren _B COT 5 m fu . . ’ A’ © .. only, — once * © a: ell Fi | ou ated if nd al or x Fur laser $: uf che n ag are ie A ... a ~-Mel we D; acme (3) 00 —— bre’ 540 rn t vo dad f Ni or RD hy —— agin 4d A ei ro loo io) = , we A t 8 oo f c n a r7) rice. ! oo ST ree e 7 - & s mo , 1 ‘ a ' r m. c 0 ) ~ n is ‘8) L ; : , F ~ RO DT r) a ggg 14 a $- pri 0; ume stin bi 7.50 $1. b} 27R far \ , 48 « vi ( io er 0] vd f kK. ri Bee fa ee SO n. Ia at E!I ro OOM 1] li¢ ak ro , n rch } a rn NT. 1; § ni Pes rmsn ty oO 0) fir dl re 1’ at s ia th re n I ne iy A es r V . Ss h lg lé "nt 0 ? va “family. ona arg ° IN D en gh in om A. im - Al’ oN ac T os. ce 3 E - Cnn mture, _ — i new ——— (easy Te aca minat ne Of ed. 00; etrie 8-room oot S20 - b Sa; or bine the. cl ———* st een. | Tar Sete fam x pie roo 2 -_ (@. nice. -,Foom fo ne Large. ’ table sence i ) FC sabre For or. ARI Tae . ~S toon For rs sf P ROP L ESTATE 8. le | — rugs la rar te,” ‘toe — 1982" id in. WALKE pose a rs, Mm ru ena rat k; {| 1 My $435 h mart yy hades Ir ; , oe. Ms rat rng nn a oan TART Gat br 1 wt co cool or ef et. mn HE ‘or ee ; — v. e A ny FOI T 4s itu ~w’ y | anoeke tif, We Wris n- } CO -K of low nd ‘$18 attres 58 ; ! ne dinins VE Clive’ pa me GR (71 Ww “0 rolie ric — ” ahed ect! r gen- h Ht] ee or ——e etree est ront | Ama eff > - est er. eteus Pr atti ar. TS CTY FOR ° I] Sea s. tab and n ful ri — pie da th end res 0x1 2... nin RS ve. y pass ANDO I. ritlonek vive mas Three bed Se NE en.| Zome NG Weege? Rent nvenionene’ 1th hoard, 850 t | dicot S AP S408 out row 10n | Sener 5 Wr t- Diss Wea E © 'D ae 7 ¢ lf bp! ro le FOI nah A right. = 1506 Al Ve A S : Ses, te ns! g Py rang & erms e du = tussle | Res yania. dult Pe . s: roc ele AS Cc TO! os en er en wit rt} tke m ra ney: A ) SOOO A ms. _ 2 e; * Dot a Dn ¢ XC roll BE 1 BE $1 cheap. Ba ane” omane UR atte segaret Shes ge Pc i? “me }D-— Just _ Thin | OM pee large a eeping ASHI ookins tlemen. honey | ON tractive | ‘ARTS block» = well pat a, — Wii Wed HA oN ST pete: sri anne Call 9 phon: livi merican Y NIS. Olive. ¢ R Sone nes , "a: beds, $90; weed: IND desi } finieh th an | Pn: T ss refere Y een’ laste vonhan NGTOs nr _ Aes Op ard, GR 2 an a {ENY ck Pers cep. gg a tanlaes zona 7 a NG Irn \ D— Leavin (Gea) 9 an eraph ng-; ele. UR H 8 Ona ca n eve ress 5 try ee ae ire Bo B, | fur wo rer 001 ond- e = Ts, 1N AR ers AND & R aeeinen —= CE a héiteaae gym at Soto : nall e V] ’ orem : N iE Opp. F es lt Ca ers. P age thy, 0; IA d. e al hi ROOs ni vou Ice ns, f| a> Gaon ont. Tr 337 ery | I R Pe tin _ abi Ww enean ty M ne ll ¢ S SN VAL. isw. sie Trees yo tery r-plan. rooman’ Do a. ae rry TA or arefull, NO yen 1omany aye spepun 8. bi 00 ara wiee s: ty aL, 37 Pn... OREO “Figg : 7 ents. oe nen at. a —~p Nee Rood ee» fart POR fe {J 'D Al Ww. i alo y r eau . pian n pa ms: ir UHC ud] HOt nd t A he a a NO te a! ony "a eo! ~y ny g M ‘tleg ~ a gi Ap ath a Geant AS 1548. tw roo — | a2 onv ront EO? LIVE ;. nit 8 om Oo! — 08) “ AN Cor nd Stn iss! =~ lf L TT. A » . | IT AND ED iu Ri nore — A tent - a- ty; al win JSE rt tn e ectal acti Am bad - used Pte al/s ate eXittly far etn lies 302" a ae iG beds 45.5 Mee: oa -| Ki oy 1 . 865g. ‘OTT. Ppl cien 3 | amt w he ‘Morr Cues ~-tomy Wg cre | | {i 7 \ it 1 : is rth irc &. new ni ta TT. Ss TA FUE a tere ish by Ae oe aoe t a~* HE neig ae ake one i emplo ve ele Panes sol {TON 8; oa tee em EN aR with “ras share | or r NS ST in oD als. con Pale tYI — ™ 0 oT ja roo iB RB ispatch tT owner of aig robert | ne ovis So Ss. . len Tl - tA ¢@ 100 Lin net, ao ONs. .D ation. “ of a ona oi ae red pl &e ht; ve. A ve 1- Soh Boome .— Ww Thay TER wn one Ey Fo -{|P Dart "AN arb! -B anitor or | BUN AN ile ax ‘r : all oy on “) U F .) { \] ji’ H RG ee ON az 12 ANG res r nde + Ng NS Gc age. res ge ect ain A wrr oO. in ete! fi a (oe " UR nier — 250. a rag ere ES meal om : er’ or Xce a Ic} rom Da 8 eau Cc ro fA im (ZA p i ee f.%, FI I t4" re ca TH OR ; T és = AV cond kK nw }>= se Sor nor el] en ons; tae 10 | oA on ; nta tel) S : A S —— 5. th |= all ine ar o ‘al si ag tli Sen ae a 004 eo Ya epee agi a os oat t f eat IN eds: on on oalleie If estibe) st Or Iw Ww O on e oo im ja- a A i | Hk S IGH tree NE Itlo NG 8 Blue aoe . = rice co CY Nay DS .¢ pl er: ib or £80 oO I bui ne ul hi m w Se ER “ or | M) b KE s. Tes me ge all ele cle NG. _a s— tibu 4i,- nut, Ca ch; ood PE me n vse mt r § ke LE 3] / S KV ~ A Ss, Ny ; n, E 7 _Broad ' 532 Ds ots. ba Dtents 3 W ab Pine’ sem wreme “i an 2 p rtrr live tes lt: and Cc ghwar m 1208 ES ompton’ sir- MEA? reak Rr. + tone Fe nally | oan ney: 5 ee 2 « le = in@ } part on ¢ 2208 RT n. ee oe oe , . oy s tt R AC T UVE has 5. 3 —Sp Bo 8 s ad enam B > By Nchobs ts fur ANT ( $350 ~g B. v ] i aR 138 ET 36 pa 2*s9 way.te EDs" d.— ober. oe ag TED SENT : arthe ered t —~ of 235: aaa ." oe ca you rttennnily st if 11 qN ith s st | Sand Bae re eae or & te ae FO 57x) ve H se aaeeee 7 sie] ~AN JOU A Ch TE 16 nish ~~ 1081; SW 7, Bei ts, 4. aS al ts the a ta 2 aad oo (95 Coo Ry tl rs. ung — ery fd A— vat ——_‘4} — id 980. A. fa amen chy. ¢ PAC ico a bt-was R ie: “ 1ET, we : ‘ > J . VE are wot Ru —_ ‘fe we 60 fen Ww nyt Uge : Ode ha e ~~ D nt eae ent mo fe2) AT _ 3008 8 iva 2 — atio ed esi Fr er; Cond. Ribe. E ime ur rne’ enc toe r y t r! AGE. eau Wat e: SAL sta tT? de 3 Se 3 “4 Ow I Is ver NET’ kee F I isse)) cathe roadw Th al tan ts itd. — hin * } l, drei a —~ EIES rae NO: ee you you gh-grade - TS ge nt ce te; lar aes —— ns. to red. ont exc il- tI Le nem ' & nel ) ~ A chi vac TE B af Sli er, me: mar Sin lates ron . veatl 5a, div Se "ay ae for aoe ae Cl te ¢ Ssinient’ care. Phone Dione u “ae See Foret nt room, el. “ment, = Tt. G a te ed 3 ———— shed | lHE _ Car m4 ew, ; Vy nits heat ree aire té ited ~- - and rf or 7 Pee “ Sid- 5 ON rHE T practic ~ a st —. —— (sis pars “a ie a For. la e blished gon. mo « pn com ye. et a a k unfurn ROOM __Rooms ert ed Be rdell atéa; ee ¥ 5 370. ; se a includ y ust Sabanw i p. aaa _ enh 7 ie a FI a jet an rhe “a ust *, bath ‘ - LY CIR ee used: — ITS Ah Vellings nt ae ee : ete future ° nveniens afiltcnen mye nhos — Fat nara nieve. Bout MS ests. P> sian Sama} ~~ ith. nrwe negate OTT aon ona ley ro wei isd ri YY ye site — a ned _furt % amet os i bath ms © 0. ‘ ; eis r 6 s T ar . in Ne d ar prermain if nol aditin, machine: o0- Delmark Wig 4 oe ho c ie. trior aw Y. ratea’'s CE at. _ aS amouth ro co ner. pri- pyed." ble shed re a - ASHES e hre Bt. ote oot sateen: vera Amor errs “a Kn « shade ad bt > atele 7 r oO Ea ne; Tat CAF ar 0 of urni Im use De! mu ns ell- rch ed re (ono ur IR & Fay far ro conventen ~ | RO d 1.— shea CD10 p Lay me {IN urnis HO18 elect e ppl Cc rt- "SF ce Le ] nche. tits iy : ptm oy h aa att wi 3 Saw tect sola OF _ ROtD Sta - ae 4884 2 5.8 UNH tur ar tei _(el4y aes fo teen Seot t a DE nis BL. r nily om: ent se Ygocteareon, — a ete, f—% bished t- ag _ room > cea ar -~ ERC Beemer = the” 2 = Geant ae, Ooms. $0 i ; Ni ed b Gol, Is 1 Was st. STS D Nite NM R Ko 2 OM A’ cates, ra in urg ex ro A me nishe, em ode ces. Ath 2 td aan? Ice. for me eh em- . hereon nc: $75. 001 A c nd | _ on 7 100 3U e. an a at 2 ‘ EN , sankey ane ba a ma a a a ime i os ee FRA a ek oes Ss ployed: Cal aoe eae ee eet Bin ae eats = tle —_ 1 ed a age rai ena | pics CE iets: Sen room: v) IX, a hift a! sulte 01 oak. a 43 an. ¢ ne tio ° 4 ror Cal ce adi N IA | at pla ts age id i aduite: 44 ing eepi ey Cab. uth Ww ee sh st-Dis: cep 3. u wa Tema, a me ¥ a ——= ge, der at | SID1 has I roo ” nt- 7 n Qj 4 Ass mar patan ae Fy PN a 42 7 10 ce. Stc ne: oo I F pie T K NO of e ore nos shea ney DEI. flo ..2 5. @ IS Xiong ‘fl 182) RO 814 td 4. Be 8S ed areal effi ro ret ter Iple Tw ne an. COT ~ nor will _(62) R . > N & Bb "Bes m mee pase - wi IX, -Pa . RES ties, Fumed oa Va Die nr éogreee con td urniture: con e8) int bu S otlectrt and 6 or ELM A Or; Fggr © moloved: ath roe loor, Ne) a »M Je T ox oh iran lady u Brae an te; ra mms —— | le TA ~~ MA At Hn + atl =). re hn Ck. eln e! bri nae ‘ ‘ . . isn t fu t v: *y ” ric tc. - wi » or AR ad 4 ve 7 muses VWI ~~ mr S _pre wo E- n and 1721" p-t ney fu S54 la '°¢ mn _ 182 / b n (> E. Pp . ac en _ 1 nai he iar al ck ' T' n-Si 7 SS. ¥ SEER Okc aPenet oak ndeven cht. DOM! onte ~k er, T St 5025, wns i o E 62 ian orch th one Gite -F FoTened fing ° $y —- nee and ae aaa e. 4 nod -re 42 forma. all yt medley © pos —— e Wi IX, -Pa biker “Wr be $46.50 ae vy uffo: e HE ren’s. elma In > tity of wy St be Der tim PL DE rr eme fu & roo tOO jone Olive. sonhar f rth e; ee ig - doubt. I : wit OG oo on : ‘ - c a : —- I ’ : = } . ‘ ari j D.. te 1 b ae e!! i te Si n-Si 5.P 8s . a tail $1 at: 38a and eat ERS ’ fu " 3 ay 1414-14 pa st: cent or A ELMAR ooin; BAS. ~ ee rooms, ae - couple: s V. Hox Ist - — 1 double IO Apes bat Mant d ote tre , ws ae el > ae in ws . ’ . , : a \ = anu 1 Pe — 1. D o x might 7-Pas Pa Lz a af ae 2 oun ip pA es 20,000, rniture. = coh ata Ne prs can CE | bexa “ning Hi sale ; wie oe South's Han BE ‘ iia cae ble, bed al BRR ore me; excel. [ant "ee “jee Otay aid month x a ‘ ‘ lox W-2 ba at oak ch rd T = jd n : Prince sort hop : on ry nd 7 co € m On mS ola ee o »_P.-I as ae. et Rx lace nav. 422 ns; ‘el- AT Jr pa ht 8 ass Sieit—Ex mak » ae hi H oo 8. 8751 ho , ean gt hy ° ELMAR d 3807 nv iia’ 8 | mM aon o Sid us 6 Z age: LT me... av 12 t | _bat? Aa. rt ] 7 8, Ihe -27 CR a ‘a cl d or; gz) Ee} a to ‘00 f oe (8) 6th a $14 alia sh: ie AR 8! sae en rn ea. fr S a 4t r u 8 ek -. F 4° 772 ger | ry ba ra) ca —. ie | wat? « N on one m ( an } ° Re 7 19 as) iff re gel! 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ST.LOUIS POST-UISPATCH Ge: YUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1920. EEE EELS. LOU PUST-UISFAICH ~ See Our Basement Economy Store Announcement on Page 11. = ~ The August Fur Sale | 7 $7.50 Boudoir Lamps ‘ - : peo ta q Just 92 Lamps, gracefully made, with meta! bases and daintity * —presents your best opportunity to select Furs of | Py. : g decorated 8-inch glass shades. $4 mys elegance and smartest style at splendid savings. | - We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash | Summer Store Hours: 8:30 to 5. PP. M—_— | sete mama : | or $2.50 in Merchandise—lew Restricted Articles Excepted. Friday to 5:30 P. M.—Closed Saturday A | asia —EE eae — Wednesday, Our Aggresstve August Campaign Will Feature a Surpassing Ba EAM BS A fl bid Ba Qs | Cvetiiw WA wet OVC -LA @ Savings beyond compare is the rule during all our August Sales, which, year after year, have clearly illustrated odr super value- giving abilitv. And the Corset sale is one of the stellar events of the August campaign. Values incomparable are presented. Cor- sets known the country over for their splendid fitting qualities and beauty are assembled in unlimited numbers. Women always attendsthis, event by the hundred, and, because of this, it is necessary to suspend our usual fitting service until after this sale. $13 to $20.00 Corsets | $6 to $8 Corsets | $7 and $8 Corsets , . : . The popular Modart front | Lily of France Cor- | Silk brocade Corsets, lace Corsets in good models. | sets made of fancy 15 _ made by a manufacturer 45 anufacturer was un- ° ~ ee i i s the ‘man “ee - | coutil and _ brocade. ° whose name we were re 5 ° able to duplicate the ma- roa | > er: —_— -_ — — > a 1} t ASU | ’ } \\ ‘° ' _— . ~ + - Stee terials of which these Cor- Low top models with queste d not to mention. All HH sets are made, and _ sold _are very splendid models them -to us at a_ sacrifice and are extraordinary values price, © | at this price. Hi eran, > ' WA Abt Ae | elastic tops. Come in a ‘dl | good range of sizes. | Corsets | Corsets | > 2 OA BSAA that vou can buy many of these Dresses for less than the materials alone and i RQ [atid " would cost. Gingham, chambray, crepe and linene in solid colors, stripes, | | RRA RA checks, plaids and combinations—prettily made, as you will see from the : ee Adizia’. eee illustration of nine of the many styles, and effectively finished with a touch of embroidery, a bit of fancy stitching or other trimming. WMO IMON ae eee ee eeeee* es @ There are two phases of this August Sales event which make it an occasion | Sea | i oo os of unusual interest, impelling the attention of every woman and miss within 7 Ne If | Wise Molhers Will Be in Karly Allendance at This Sale reach of the store. The Styles portray Fashion's latest dictates for Fall and ; ey ree ii, : Tomorrow Morning to Share in the Exceptional Values will meet the requirements of the woman who prides herself upon wearing | tet ei We ; clothes of ultra-smartness. The Prices will satisfy those who count the costs and endeavor to harmonize their taste and the amount they propose to spend. All of the new fabrics in the approved colors are represented—styles for all figures requiring sizes 14 years to 44 bust. \\ SS \ wa “ LSRPASESENSST SSS ¥ ; ati Ney .89 » af és Pillows " Offers Choice of Our Entire BS re ‘ sy) Special Wednesday at 4 Off rit Every housewife in St. Louis should profit by it . > . hn 2 > ° ° . ~ . because Soa ) is iil , ; - Every Suit in this lot Every Suit in this lot { : Original and Fairly Markéd Prices mona +4 preston indie .* . .. . Ww th iete choice of oa} , 72 an. ' : we rly " ' . — P 7 , , ri Ls P . b's 6 o aa Buy Now for Immediate and Next Sum. Full length for infants, and have pink Vs! 5\ 4 ihe Se Bo Ame hy Babbitt’s Washing Powder mer’s Wear While the Savings or blue yg collar, euffs and 4&c¢ '% x 1 a f ) ‘ 4 . : = = : _ Armour’s Light House Cleanser turnback; 69¢ value, Wednesdav ‘ er > ee : ia ba , Are So Extreme Third Floor a r i 3 for 18¢ / mic 9 SRY : Rasement Gal Second Floor .* 4 eS i ‘art : 2 * * re c a dee — ~ > Ss _— ¢ o~* rt 486 Oe oe *_S _ “~ ~ - 3 : / . . A = _ / “a: ne phone or mail orders _ - - 7? >. : 7 . . a - - fn. - 7 ® * ow ¥ = : , - : ' » “* . ’ a~ - ” * ™ . oe ' ~ - “~~, . . > » - ~— & 7 7 a : _ Behy . 2 a> ed Re ot “, Sy , . 3 “ “ a > mS * o . - eo . . Py - ht , " 3 . - : % “ on” “A a : © ? . + . rs id : ~~ . ¢ - ° - “ a . di . 7 7 e Z > . _ 7 -» . : , . « yp > - 4 wea ~ \ . : 2, ~~ aw 2% A . ee - ‘ ~ . . NP» . - : .. . ~~. 2 , 5 - 7 y " : at ““ ft ~ » af » . > P “4.9 3 ’ - ’ ; ; , y 2s Pd . _ . _. : . saint : ’ ~ Din Pe. 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—_—_-_--_ Fiction, Popular Comics and Women’s Features TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1980. Editorial Page 3 .. OST-DISPATCH] aug lillian” WN} SSS “ & Ws * LLL LE EEL cdddedeedeeeddddddpiiiijliZLdddcdddadds “"*, 4 hf 4 (Atl? ¢ . : S32 — rr ee pe > » , . — ~ée ’ . PS a ad —— | - my “; : > i, rb, : yh Z ~ ‘ OT iA (CAS hh tichhehteh thon 444) ‘ wa ie eae . ee ee ) Ws Wee 2 eet ess eeed « ¥ : > ~ +4 ; : : sot wy “ Sebo eee *¢ee+e% **+*e*« “ . ~~ PAB PPAIAT ATS a / ’ ' ; 4 > a. SMG np WA “byl f a vA : ; “2 ey . : Px a ny =“ ‘ ~~ é 4 ta 5 if . a a / > a OS ee Se ‘ ; AX ae BSE ‘ eg 5 ie ee ae ee IP, VORP eps +e dws P ea » rt vivre Vv aviv SII T ‘ . ‘ . . ‘ ‘ » 4 5 . ‘ ‘ . ‘ . , ‘ | . , ‘ s ‘ ‘ , NS * SeeTeee _ View of Polish capital-and its suburb, Praga, with Rives Vistula flowing between. —Copyright, Wide World Photes . ">? trata nAdtid " s 2, 4 y~ow ULL EW@ HC EEE CCECCCCCECEO0ACOOO0AA0AABAAOOAA0000O0OA0OOE cE -. a an “ why 2 » 2 Sa Oe es en ee 4 - we > he eh eT Sx %& > ». Se . aon * z/ ‘ J + -SSReeBenee eueeeeaqas® 5 ve om . Defenders of Warsaw—Polish troops lined up in one of the main streets of the city. . —Copyrignt. Underwood & Undgrwood. \\ . — SS OO iittala We Feel seer OT. 1 thins gesce j SS a eT ~S& ~* yee S99 SX ss . . i . +. A be - +e eee > b> 3 > SS SAAS RR Laen > e >> >>2 1 44 e et I 6 WWW 6 WS SPS SSE Aad SSS SSSSSesaaaaa OMG as eee & OOS & OS “+e »+eee 8 SHS E5464 54558 Bee SSS > + we i NR ~ RE: Spe Bet % SRK POM BR. RE ES Hy Pree WA BOLE. Fee GRE RR Pn Adis ee S* Se Fee hha. Se SS Sea qe > a a is ps Se ee oe oe | . XX MQ QQ ie hs ik eek, Were eeneennaaan » es ~ : \ WRAReaee WMA ee ee OM ~~ eS ey ~Y . xe 3) eh Third Fieor “ye th A tte st ntti ht eee. . . ee .S ‘ “4 »* 4 iebtedeted/ \ ss ee . i ‘ ." . — ae 4 . ‘~ . See ee eaaa i ait s. y 3 Pa SARS Aas — —_——eo ee — SPOS ETE REET TE TET POR ee HORE Ree eH eee eee > #s 4 WY cccccduhceeedddddé: who has been appointed by Mexi- Wy cccecdcceccccccdec}ec}fcld}l}cdlldtd0 2 can Government as head of bu- Mn UD reau for promoting friendly rela- ly mel tions with United States. Mov- It is easy to tell these ing pictures will be one of her One of the principal boulevards of twins apart, for one is instruments. Warsaw, the modern part of which was 5 feet 7, and the other ; eee ee —Copyright. Giliiams Service planned in imitation of the Champs feet 8 Thev are $4, : YlUjJJYwlv. Elysees district in Paris. Floyd and Liovd Cal- "YO Yy —Copyright. Keystone View Co houn, messenger boys, set 3 St. Paul, Minn. sp | ~Copyright, Gilliame Gervice , ; ; Yy % WH y Yl". LALLA 4 4, “Wf, Wifi IZ% 2% Y V Y/, VM WYO YY YLE_ EECCA EEEEECCCcC0/:r7LzCccuzz (Asis sssdd wees enews a MS tintin ac hi _~ sess as Ns . Sar SS enenweere ans ate ~*~. ‘ \ . ‘\ . ~~, . ~~, - ‘ i el + bb he SENSES eS te CeCe ORS EES aED ROE TEEES — ~ sees eaaa >, ad ”: “ . ee ne - pe “ Pe tN > ann «* 6 e . > oeree “ti a * 5 : ey ee Be -** , ae A tt . Pep. Fal Aee Pee Sc Yo we a =* ing is urged— br mail orders .~* >* is ee a ee SN -_ eee ee “ . 4 . a v “ - ~ > ? ¢ = 4 * = ox , SS . = ~ . . " : “2%. oo ’ . «. “3 ; ” * > * : ~ LES oy eereen gage ge PVH Ses oS . win: we —) ° ~~ en * ha ’ es Pr Ri se = — se , ts. davaee : 4: / Uy a, | we) | . 3 : ” « ; a 2a ss F a> : ae S 42 Re ta hea P . VE 2 tees mass Tre aed) ce . — e : aa SR ~e ‘ Pe “Unpy, "““Ccsmasaneataee” Wg > . ~~ ‘ >s ” . . _— > 5 aes > » Ld ] ® . crew 8 Oe OOO + Oe ww OOH ~ ~~ -~-- SQW e* ° ‘¢ F e . S fr ‘’. «6% + * A A he A **-* — — | Capt. Roald Amundsen, Norwe- Ok ee ae Le cesesasesesabeccnsssnenessscennsnssceners se cress seenseesees ego ta edbgs qget aa ype WELLL LL Cc MELEE ELE dc as iett aska to resume is at- t t rth Pole. Considered the last word in ‘airships—the newest British sky-cruiser, R-80, returns to landing empt to regen, wer’ a place after successful trial flight. ‘—Copyright Underwood & Underwood WN MO > ; : »> > " wer ee a? Che ee eve COCCOE err PPPOE POPC EEEPEEL OED? COPOLOLOEPL ET - f 7 Se ef PP 1 el ¢ oF rr oreFr 7 POLL AE IL AAAAAAe ee FPP PAAE CPP 4? SEPP POOE+EEF 4 Serer. or ‘ La AAA ddd 4 , , : . 7 : ; S/S 4 ’ P, tf Mh WY jf, i 7 } (ff, Shh ;* ’ ; : AANA WLM hp WM “sii {hs py Basement Gallery VALU MM MMM aa hibited Yi: VIPIE?. / ; wtn SS SN President Wilson, on his outings, sometimes substitutes old-fashioned victoria for White House automobile. —Ceprright Keretene View Cae, ’

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Gilly “Z { thie zg COMIC PAGE AUGUS7™ 10, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC o . ony Yyjfl" ‘04 ° Wilt; flllllitti Ze — ee WY COMIC PAGE AUGUST 109, 1920. Py ey S Y \ \ \ ASN ——— —_ -. —— = — - ee ee ee ee i ——— Se A A A _ —— “THE WEEKLY MEETING OF THE TUESDAY LADIES’ CLUB—By GOLDBERG. ' ——— milea Go FIRST. PLL CONSOLE OTTO I THINK PLC TELE | You tayve A BY TELLING HIM a a - | 1 HAD }\ How MUCH VLE } GET IUORcE, | as CFFINGrAmM at Val He CAA) HAVE cur OFF | “—h| SAE Ind HAO MY HAIR claw CoULS— = PIAS s J THe CHILD A sERIcOsS an Bur Pie 4 (Copyright. 1970.) — — Se -———_— — . o— — " ™ - — - _ — — => ——_> —-—~— eee ee a MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY By James J. Montague. CERTAINLY Mike. “THe POLICemMAA) SAW Y | A Wig A MAN KISSIDG A mS = : a —— F VOL. 72. NG eo fe! : ge a Ike Use? Hee woRh, } CORSET WW / A ANCE (iF my HUSBAAIL A ctine On A MAB IMPUCSE, ALL “THe {ABIES HAVE THEIR HAIR. Bopeeb | ANB “Heo GE ColD FEET Wittens THEY HAVE TO GO IN ANB FACE WEIR HUSBAABS. RE SAFE . . - Ww AMES ~~ ty c ra f eS ‘ >) Ld) \\ TD ISIN ME, AND YOu WOULBN WITH MUTT Gone KNOW HOW TH ACT INA FoR TWO WEEKS. a Al Ly SweicestT Hot! THE BC ST “Police!” the stranger said, “this crook has just removed my pocketbook; | : . Pray apprehend the rogue. my friend, | CITY. AWem. For this Ulegal action.” aes! | ANY TOO GOoD FOR ME- *Not me,” the passigg cop exclaimed, “I certainly would be ashamed ae | . To pinch a thug like him to plug A photoplay attraction!” CLAS* : So LonG,| i a MutT. = = — = > YES, MR. MUTT, E CAN LET YOU HAVE A BACK-ROOM WITHOUT AT TWELVE DOLLARS A | | SWELL HOTEL, ANYWAY: 4 LI Wink ke | PL week: —=>— ; Two WEEKS. MUTT'S | jf | | Fe } . es . ? ¥ . all | ~_ ee: . ates z , Trusted Em = —— —_— — —_—-——_—_-- _ / x - a rs . . — { THANK HEAVINGS!| WELL! r'Lt GAY IT THEY DION' GET INTO TH’ BAS'MENTT!! es fe TooK A COUPLA 1 THEM @IROS ALL DAY TO GUM THINGS UP WT, || MORNIN' (—— NOW © CEMEMBER - THAS ONE ON ME!!! I VWAS LOOKIN’ FOF A SHIRT THIS \ i“ } | a Y — bs ALL RIGHT TAKE YoUR TIME “THATS ALL YOU'RE The Guy Who’s Always Counting His Chips—By Knott GOIN’ “To HAVE LEFT IF You EVER TAKE A NOTION To | PLAY AGAIN! ase a re 8 Oe Let the Wedding Bells Ring Out PSY UYI MT HEY EDDIE! MIX UB A LITTLE Poison FoR THIS — om fi ANDO THAT JOHN |! TOLD my | wire SHE SPENDS _ TOO MUCH TIME. ——~, GOSSIPING _OT SHED HAVE TO CUT | APPROVE OF THAT IM GOING TO TELL MY WIFE THE SAME. THING J Can You Beat it?— By Ketten JOHN THE BALS © ) MAVE INVITED THEMSELVES / 10 GOWITH US ON OUR MOTOR TRIP IN THE > { / \ RED /TOUNT: INS La] | ran i | i ( BAGGAGE s - been working $200 worth of jewe and his wife returfr and the box were ge The girl. who ia for Christmas, when persuaded them to her a chance. She the Senfts gave her home at 3910 Lael This morning the * restaurant at 6 o'e oe 7 } “Operates along the little woe ing to use the con day in buying so had never opened girl's presence, ant she knew what if aides, he had ce that she has gone missing, he conuclud what was in it. an police to find her Wooden box. BOND ISSUE Fe STREET CARS B Proposal Fails by E One of $11,000, In Ag the Assoctated TOLEDO, 0O., voters in primary vcted approval ofa issue for achool pu down the proposal for $7,000,000 for the transportation Figures complied Filections early thi a decided majorit ter issue. : The question WwW On action of coune mn ordinance draft s10n appointed se, b: the United Stat The Court acted Doherty head of t the trae the cars inta Mich tliection in which On an ouster ord Cars off the etre NEW PASSENGER INTO EFFE R: [L.C. C. Gives to File Blanket Baggage and F: Rr the Associated Pwr WASHINGTON, GO AHEAD AND COUNT “EM WHILE You GOT ‘EM - You AINT GONNA KEEP “EM LONG! AJOISE- CLICK - CAICK- CLICK-- 29-30-35" 3-37 — GUY Will VA? = vILLY | TAS Melt Good | / HATE Book: KEEPER | i ‘Sa: WOULDN T ALLOW | 7 FLL MY CAR. | MORE THAN ONE r ! RE THA | | m7 «WITH BAGGAGE ALONG AND | SUIT CASE PER, On A PLEASURE ( 7TR/P \ Permission to file to make effective ft r Pullman. excess t ) Fates-recentiy aut ‘ ed the railroads te Wate Commerce, + lar Pertniasion «as ules covering the > rates alread, had the roads are pre f of the new rates ft 26 Under the com \ Ba roads are requir GO: DING j Yj , ler printed sched _ , | 3 arch 1. 1971; # , | by June 1.1921. a ' tariff by Oct. 1. i om > The Sherwin-W > Cireuit Judge ‘day its notice af Of the aaseta of t facturing ‘o to y chine o of Judge ‘Calhoun » Proved the sale, 'Proval of al! of | Sherwin-Williams | the extent of 824, q not state ¢t a firm's dissent - Free Band * At lLafayetio VE GLE ) oN we PERSON iN YOUR) CAR. AND THEN’ | AGREED iii ic her THINK OF ALL THE ™~ | INTERESTING INFORMATION | | AND ft HAVE DECIDED THAN | } YOU WOMEN | Must cut _>_ , ~~ a, 4 UT, ; L« \o Se, | DIDN'T BRING ANY MONEY JOHN . / HOPE ( YOu HAve PLENTY Po Seevece. irc. | © 1920 ev ine. Featrvee ‘i . _——ses ~- —— PT ce ~— ee _— ~ o~- ed -— - SS ———_— ee ~ Modern European Pastime. Asked how he had spent a holl- day abroad a disconsolate young man is said to have replied, “Getting a passport!”—-The Passing Show (Lon- | don). . a 7 A Desperate Criminal. Warden: see ye.”’ Prisoner (desperately): of I’m out!’ " Gade | 12° “Have you any liquid assets?” the Professor (to students in back of “They say a woman cannot keep a cw aR saloonkeeper was asked. riom): Can you all now hear me. secret.” Your wife's here to |. “No; they were ali seized by the back there? “Thats why I believe in having * District Attorney.’’—Buffalo Chorus from Back Row: No, Sir.—| women in politics. I'm in favor ‘pitiless publicity.”—Irish World. “Tell "er Fairplay (Vancouver, B. iIrish World,