St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 2, 1920

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COMIC PAGE SEPTEMBER 1, 1930. ole aie. i ad _—— rarer Se See a we - ” : SUNDAY | | WANT ADS {August 23-9052 .. wal '; . ae tan 13. NO. 4. ST. LOUIS POST: SPAT he Only Evening aie in St. Louis With the (Associated Press News + Service . — _— = —= _ ee — ee ae eee = eee ee a ——— oa Ee ee a —— en a = —— Pc. WKSON ON U. R. UNABLE CUNDAS STATES CERTIFICATES > CHEF WITNESS AT —_—_—— oo MARKET TO TO ADVANTAGE Bids on Second Issue, to Replace That*of 1919, Too Low—$2,300,000 to Be Paid Out of General Fund. B WVULLOGH TRIAL ov m= ces = | District Court today issued an order ing i permitting Receiver Wells of the . United Railways Co. to pay out $2,- | . . $00,000 of the general funds of the Former Chief Special Agent company to retire the first issue of . . 'receivers’ certificates which fell due of United Railways Com- {°\\ aor mei The issuance of $2,300,000 of re- pany Tells of Directing |; i celive ra’ certificates was made Sept 919. They bore 6 per cent and the Theft of Referendum |”:,? Saale es motes order \ *.* . . . | disclosed that the eceiver had been Petitions In St. Louis i) Se 1a 1e receiver had beet unable to sell advantageously any ofr 5° ,the second issue of $4,200,000 of cer- _ . June, 1918. ‘ tificates, authorized by the Court six ’ weeks ago. It had been the intention ‘o sell this second issue and to use HOME IN OKLAHOMA 2,300,000 to pay off the first certifi- cates and $1,900,000 to take up un- SINCE LAST MAY derlying bonds which had matured. Bids Were All Too Low. Thomas, E. Francis, counsel for YY 7. . United Railways, said the receiver Testifies He Was First Em- had been unable to market the sec- ,ond certificates. Several bids had ‘ployed by the Late Capt. | been received, but the best price of- ¥ fered for the 2 gg was so low : McCulloch on Recom- ‘that acceptance of ‘it would have meant that the Sade vy would have mendation of H. S. Priest | Fim 190s LARK OF PAPER TO CUT | By a Staff Correspondent of the ve Post-Dispatch. j SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Sept ?.—— Julius Caesar Jackson, former chief ‘special agent of the United Railways Co. of St. Louls, who directed the ‘= : : Republicans and Democrats Durglary and theft of referendum Ms petitions June 15, 1918, and who is Disappointed Over Out- — == the State's chief witness in the trial! look for Campaign. (Copyriaht. - 10909 * of Richard McCulloch, president of | the United Railways corporate com- | Special +o the Post-Dispa pany, charged with burglary in the! WASHINGTON, Sept. -it is second degree and larceny, began his | only two months until election and testimony in the Greene County | COMparatively-few campaign sp@pch- Criminal Court this afternoor® |es have been printed with which to Jackson testified in a Federal |¢™lightcn the voting public on the ' Court hearing in St. Louis on June /*S8¥es of fhe day. It is the first *“@ 19, 1919, that McCulloch and Bruce time in histery thet such has been | ameron, superintendent of trans-|‘he case. Instead of millions of portation, gave him definite instruc- | copies of the speeches to be-franked ™ “tions to have the burglary commit- through the mails the number will / © ted, in order to defeat the referen-| be limited to a few thousand unless .s » @um movement against the compro-/|an unexpected supply of print paper )~ mise franchise ordinance of 1918. is found. 4 ™ Jackson said he has lived in Wil- ”~ he prospects for: speeches are not son, Ok., since last May.and that he! bright. This will be a disappoint- is employed as an auditor. He is 47| ment to congressional committees, years old. which planncd to have members of “T was first employed by the United| Congress order speeches printed. Rajlways in 19@5,"" he said. “I got; When there is plenty of paper a Judge H. 8. Priest to call up Capt.) member can have his speeth printed McCulloch. who notified me to come; t cost in the Government printing to the offic? and engaged me.” Capt. | >ffice McCulloch, now deceased, ghe father The paper famine has proved a of Richard McCulloch. was then! hard blow to campaigners of both vice president and general manager parties. tepublicans and Democrats p First Watched Conductors. | who had planned to fight out their Lf Jackson said his first duty as an | differences on paper art compelled inspector was to watch conduc ‘tors. | to pay the heavy cost of- printing He left the company’s employ in| °Utside. The Government printing *" 1907. and returned in 1909. report- office is romsnsiniedl little here ing to Bruce Cameron. . - union work. 5 “Watching the unions and ' officials.” was part of his ' Jackson said. “In the latter ‘after the circulation FIRST SUGAR IN SIX YEARS CAUSES RIOT AMONG ALIENS Several Injured in Scramble at Ellis part’ of April, 19158. of referendum petitions against the ordinance be- , : > gan, I was instructed by Mr. McCul- Island When Bowls Arc Put ) loch to secure these referendum pe-|. . — ) titions,” he testified. “This was in By Sh geen ll $e Cee,’ | Cameron's office, and he was pres a » Sept . ope.” bowl’ riot broke out among the 1750 | He told of receiving his badge | immigrants in the Ellis Island din- » (from Ed Corley, Camgron’s chiefling room today when for the first \ clerk. He said he usfd the badge time since the war sugar, substituted sweeten coffee, was | Several aliens one with to identify himself to other employe: ef the company, when necessary. and that he also had a conductor's ‘and a motormian’s badge. for molasses to put on the tables. were removed to hospitals, three fractured ribs. — he janitor at 816 Renate : Rt magn ‘ents to Some of the hundreds had not Rs ew-information he ci id out of | een Sugar since the first months of me y = the war. They immediately began to —— Proske’s office. I was to pay him a day for information and the _uae of his office. ’ Proske’s Desk Broken Int. delve with their fingers into the weet stuff. General attacks were launched at . i i few who tried to pocket the bowls. ¢ , ppeth told me to do my best to tefore the riot ended all guards. woe "Mop the petitions, or to secure them Caliah amd” Sttehies euapioves’ tad aie after they were signed. Fane ass to be rushed to the scene. Individ- t men to call on Mr. Proske of ual sugar packages will be distrib- Referendum League, whose of- uted hereafter at meals, it was an- was ut 810 Chestnut street. ! ymunced later. out how many were working a him. Next I had to learn where * petitions were being kept. WHEAT POOL ABANDONED ee Se “I had an inside man at the Eas- | ons Ltt We ; avenue sheds, one Brooks, and I! | Farmers’ National Boar Decides It . hifi to meet Petty, who is also | Might Violate Law. , at the Negro Y. M. C. A., By the Associated Press Brooks reported to me that I) coLUMBUS, O.. Sept. 2.—Declar- get him. ing the project not feasibic, the Res- _“T had sent men to see Proske, Tecliens' Cotientttes of the National; they reporte;l it was no use tO) Roar dof Farm Organizations today. to buy him. Petty helped us; he | pojected a plan drafted in committee z open Proske’s desk, and I for the formation of a national? | to Mr. Cameron what we wheat pool, to be controlled by farm- i : - thére. ers. ' ~ = -reperted to Mr. McCulloch, in It was pointed out to the commit-) | n’s presence, that we couldn't the petitions from Proake or at office. McCulloch replied ttiat if petitions couldn't be obtained tee members that the proposed pool might be a violation of the Sherman anti-trust law. The best farmers could hope for, it was said. was the | ue onl gp a a to be right to market their products co- | asa *E had found tn Proske’s desk , | operatively. contributors to the Referen- e. McCullech and Cam- asked me to find out who} backing the Referendum We didn’t Gopy the list, be- } it was so small. the men reported they get the petitions. Julian One of the U. R. men. came P and introduced a man who, get the petitions for they could take the en Page 3. Column /1. ~ Roosevelt's Wife to Enter Campaign. By the Asreociated Press. ; OYSTER. BAY, N. Y., Sept. 2. Mra. Theodore Roosevelt announced | at her home today that she will cam- | paign for her husband, running for renomination as Republican Assem- blyman. She will make her first speech in about two weeks, and has mapped out an itinerary of the dis- trict. This is the fi time she has | engaged in politic@) activity, Mrs. , Roosevelt said. . | | had to pay 10 per cent interest on the loan. The second interest at the and are to run The first issue per cent Interest pear cent ssuqa ceriificates rate of 7 per for three years certificates bore 6 with miaturity at the end of one year, and it was stip- ulated that if not redeemed at ma- turity they were to hear 8 per cent interest after maturity. it was to ayoid paying the interest perelty that Receiver Wells asked permiis- sion to issuc second certificates It was thought. the issue certificates could be marketed on a 7-perrcent which would have been more advantageous than pay- ing 8S per cent delinquency on the old ones, Money lkrom Attorney francis with which to redeem tificates would be company's reserve fund, set take care of damage claims, depre ciation and improvements, and no effort would be «nade to market the second certificates until the money S peURTION should become more favor- AVIATOR HELD BY second basis. afte Reserves. said the money the first cer- it of the tadcen out ol aside to in 5 BULIVIAN GOVERNMENT Capt. Donald Hudson, American Ace, Accused of Destroying Airplanes. By the Associated Press TOPEKA Kan... Sept. 2?.—-A tele- gram was received today by Gov. H. d. Allen from Secretary of State Col- by. Washingto that he has cabled the United States Consul at LaPaz, Bolivia. to look after the interests of Capt. Donald Hudson. American aviator, under charge there of de stroyipg airplanes Fiudson, a former Kansan and a grandson of the late Col. J. K. Hud- son, well-known Kansas newspaper publisher, wired Gov. Allen to aid hi declaring that there were no grounds for the charge Hiudson, Capt an American ace, Was married in St. Louis in July, 1919, to Miss Lorraine Livingston, daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. John B Livingston of 40 Kingsbury place They met in France, where Capt Livingston was a member of the fa- mous first Pursuit Group of the American Kexpeditionars Forces and Miss Livingston was a nurse's aid. He’ is 25 vear® old. Returning travelers last June de- scribed the great demonstration by } Bolivians for Capt. Hudson when he cressed the Andes Mountains at a heicht of. 18.000 feet He ployed by the Government of Bolivia to organize a flying squadron and was there by; wife SHERIFF AND 3 MEN WOUNDED Was Cn- accompanied his IN ATTEMPTED ALCOHOL THEFT Former and Deputies Take 4 Prison. ers Near Wesley City, UL—Figcht Follows $20,000 Robbery. Special to the Post-Dispatch PEORIA Ili... Sept 2 Sheriff Robert Clay of Tazwe!ll County and three unidentified men were serinus- ly wounded a half mile below Wesley | City this morning, when the Sheriff and three Deputies interrupted them as they attempted to break into a ear containing alcoho! Clay was shot in the leg. and the wound is believed to be serious. Four men were captured, three of whom were wounded, ard are not expeeted to live. Liquor thieves looted a Big lour train last night of $20.000 worth of alcoho! at the same point FAIR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW ; LITTLE TEMPERATURE CHANGE THE TEMPERATURES. +a. @m GN li a. ™m 5 $a: im. ® 3D. me 9 SOME LANDLORDS: Official fore- NEED LAYING ON | = a St. Louis | and vicinity: lair ad epee ae | tonight and to- Morrow ; not much change in tcempcratuare. Llissouri—tU n- settied but most- ly fair and tomorrow, somewhat cooler in northwest por- tion tonight. Illinols—Cen- erally fair night and tomor- TH- row. except un- settied in ex- treme south por tion; Hot much change in tem- perature Stage of the river at 7 a. m., 8.3 feet, a rise of .6 foot. tonight. FOUR MEN HELD AFTER MURDER OF ITALIAN MERGHANT Youth Standine Near Angelo of | Bonvissuto in Front 4865 St. Louis Avenue Wounded by Stray Bullet. , ASSASSIN ESCAPES IN WAITING AUTOMOBILE Brother of ‘Dead Man Simi- larly Slain Month Ago Police Believe Shootings Result of Feud. today in murder of Angelo Bonvissuto, 31 vears old, for- S812 North shot three o'clock last Louis ave- an au- en had ana south shooting by iparto Four suspects were arreste ad the investigation of the dealer at was merly a fruit High street, who times and killed at 47:40 night in front of 4861 St man whi tomobile in which been waiting for KMuclid ave of the One of the aped in two other m Terry nue by a » eB him at short the ullets fired Cr , nues, a block where oc- ive ry Joseph , pince vallant 15 years old right | the city ho Bony Kighth when Tir of Tony avenuUue nparto’s was talking senh. | wounding ee helow the’ knee spita lived ‘mt Sl] North days ago the- home St. Lous of ana J0- Mor- of shoot- issuto unti! three went te reiem at Comparto at the lie was repairing Tren? fron nop, son 612 Sotilla ‘ he address in (*oO} eho to Comparto's Comparto of gan istreet and Michael! 2106 Biddle street, whet ing occurred Brother 4OUIS Also Assassinated. Police records show that Bonvis suto’s brother, Carmela. was killed by an assassin ata nestaurant at 810 High street July 51 last: that the Ronvissuto brethers!| had «quarreled with men to whom they sold thetr fruit business. and that Angelo Bon- vissuto, the man Killed last night, was accused of a murder in Cleye- land in 1916 and wWas taken there from St. Louis for trial and was ac aquitted The esr used tw the man who killed Angel jonvissuto was found abandoned at 8:30 p'clock last night at Seventeenth and Linden streets A short time later it was claimed by James Bozeno #f 1104 O'Fallon street. who said it: had been stolen from Eleventh str¢ét, near Biddle, earlier in the evening lie was ““r- rested for further investigation, but denied knowledge eof the shooting Witnesses told policemen they saw aman come north |from Terry ave- nue to St. Louis avenue while Bon- vissuto stood talking to friends in front of the shoe ré#pair shop, a few doors east of Euclid avenue, on the north side of the street The man v seen jo cross St. Louis avenue in the direction of, the repair sh@p When he was near the north curb, about 30 st from ~the ‘mnop, he opened fire with a revolve Struck by Three Bulle ts. Lonvissuto apparently was wound two from an at the xamined upper window of them most feet the lie éx one Was the jack of hearts other was the joker The implication was plain there was a garne going on where upstairs and Mathews and his men went looking for the rest of the deck When they reached floor they were met by coming down from the third floor to look for the missing cards. A shot or two into the ceiling changed their minds and they went back up. They were rounded up and taken to the station tufus Sneed, 26 years old, of 4042 Cook avenue, a chauf- was charged with being § the and found that and the that the sh =1 cond negrroes They police were charged with gambling gave bond for appearance in court The of hea of the of the CARETAKER OF ORCHARD FINED FOR WHIPPING BOY Defendant Says He Twice Struck In- truder, Who Had Stolen Pears: Physician Tells of 13 Welts. 66 years old, of 5720 was fined $20 in police of eviden consists of the jack rts and the joker and the rest deck, which was found on one tables in a third-floor room. ce Claus Shulte, Bircher road, today John avenue, having of 47732 a horsew hip, on upon charges Dukiski 12 with court struck Plover Aug. 2 Shulte twice, there said he had struek the boy but a physician teMtified that were 13 welts upon.the boy's hands, face, arms and back. which might have been caused by a whip. Shulte said that had Stealing pears from an orchard at Goodfellow avenue end Bircher road. bovs which formerly belonged to him. and of which he now is caretaker. and that on the day in question he came upon a group of boys sitting at the edge of the orchard All ran, he said, except John Dukisk{, whom he struck™twice with a whip TENANT FINDS HOUSE IS NEXT T0 UNDERTAKER’S, JUMPS LEASE Man, Sued for Five Months’ Rent. Alleges Property Was Misrep- ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER > 2, 192032 PAGES “i -_———- | ———— | | Ma- ' player | when, | Lieutenant. ’ some- ” others |. ——— FINAL $ 5.4% pe se ee 7 # ~ | he ‘4 : ee: « €3 . | ~ EDITION (Complete Market | Beuares.) — — eS —— 2 A TTT = ee: purses PRICE THREE CENTS —_ oo = ree ee HARDING USES FUND INVESTIGATORS ~ WIL GET COX FIDENCE NEXT WE BASEBALL TERMS 10'SWAT’ LEAGUE 7 _— + -- Addressing Chicago Team, Nominee Appeals for, “Team Work by Nation on Home Grounds.” —~ 2 ee - oe “YOU CAN’T WIN WITH A ONE-MAN TEAM’ Declares in National Matters It Means “Too Much Fan. ning Out,’ and That ‘We Struck Out at Paris.’ | - —— Biv the Associated Press MARION, O., Sept. 2 Putting his political creed into the vernacular of baseball, Senator Harding delivered a front-porch speech today to the | players ofthe Chicago National League Club, appealing for better team work by the American nation | '“on the home grounds, under the rules.” Many issues, including the Leeagus of Nations one-man vovernment, | pre puredness and progressivism, heen | Harding the ("ub Senator lot. The to Marion to play a speciai | the were touched on by in deelarime his for great! American players had exhibition game Ratie CorTriie day late in as ail personal compliment to the nominee. | In comnrrittee another speech, delivered to a, representing several as- teu Senator smpensation of crisis” sociations of ‘hers, the sald the low e« ers had brbught on “a ucation, and pledged himself everything in his power to pay for the profession Conference With Koaex., of the teach- in @t- to do obtain, vetter addresses were short, greater part of the day the reserved for a conference. with Senator Knox of Pennsylvania, ' former Republican Secretary of| State, on the league issue. It was! understood that many talled fea- tures of the new association of na- tions proposed Senator Harding were to be taken up during the visit of the Pennsylvania Senator here Saluting the baseball players sim- pls “Cubs,” Senator Harding plunged directly his discourse’ Both u nd the candidate de by “as into Grace _News Cu., REULSS Rail Guaraptee Added $101,755,000 to Public Debt in Last Month WASHINGTON, Sept. 2. By the Associated Press EDERAL guarantees of es F road earnings resuited in an increase in the public debt of $101,755,000 during August, according to Treasury figures is- sued today, showing the nation’s gross debt to be $24,324,672,000 Treasury records charge the increase in the public debt to an issue of certificates of indebted- ness offered Aug. 16, sold to cover payment to the rallroads under the guarantee provisions of the transportation act Advances to the carriers against probable deficits during the month were said by Treas- ury officials to have. reached nearly $160,000,000 and this basis they figured there would have been a slight reduction tn the public debt had not the earn eof ings guarantee been in’ effect The tigures made public today show redetmptien of approx!- mately $2,500,000 in Liberty bonds during the last .30 days, about $1,500,000 of which were of the third loan ROBBERS SEIZE GIRL CASHIER ON STREET; ESCAPE WITH $140" News Company's Money Taken Two Men Who Flee Up Alley After Holdup. men Stole $140 cashier from of the Two Pahner, | representative by Moore, ’ one ~~ e . Governor's Repre- sentative, Says ie Will © January 000,000 Fund. ee POINDEXTER TELLS € SENATORIAL ea aeons bt ‘Says $200,000 Will Be Ula in 20 States—Declares Ex- / penditure of $5,000,000 Would Be Abuse. fares Fa as ee vr liy the pesehtndad }’rewe , » deals CHICAGO, ‘Sept. 2.-——The Sener corumittee investigating cam pd@ign expend{ture adjourned shortly after noon without having heard Bdmund Moore of Ohio. Cox's pergonal Chairman Keriyin announced that the commited A yaed meet in Chicago next Tueeday, Sept. 7, -to and other wit- NeSHOS. (jov, hear Meaore Senator Kenyon said the anki (to recess untilBuesday waa r raghed to permit several members tof. Peer committee Lai kcep engageu) ant elsewhere Baturday and on Lister day. Mis» Lnlon ' as she neared an office of: /dence of an alleged Republican plan Moore, who was present Lnrocaedier out the session, Was requested . “to come back Tuesday with tae ey the company at 2012 Walnut atreet $15 yee af 3 ies 000,00 no . chertly after noon today. She was 2d Baber 43 ohsint Sven a bi carrying the money from another of- pared to prove that the Republucan oe gs a anaehe cae ms eet ees | leaders announced publicly last Jas r poy are 7 ae fuary that they expected to raise a eee 2 re (£16,000,000 eompaign fund. The two men seized her from be- "TP hes have. changed Lénesta‘s hind and pinioned her arms. After! . norism fram ‘A government by pau ag a pirien metals, in which she the. people! tu ‘government buy the carried the money, they darted into Leople.’ Moors anid. an alley and-escapedylhey apparent ly had been hiding in the same alley awaiting Mise Palmer's approach Senator Polndcater Heard. The morning session was devoted to testimony by Miles 4. Poindexter, resented to Him. on political issues as analogous to | : A plea that he found home, the problems of the diamond : ed Benutor from Washington and chatr- which he rented dt $126 e.ssoten at | 1 "Laut to wea.” tee tank, ann man of the Republican senatorial be next door to an undertaking es- qe to baseball, because I like the) WR C IS DEAD campaign committee, and Merman & tlablishment which had a doleful ef- game just like any other real Amer- N E K, Henke, treasurer of the National fect upon his wife. who recently loet ican It has heen in the blood for Young Men's Republican League sister by death, is offered as justi. over a half century, and it has helped, Locomotive He Was Driving Was eo Voindexter stated hin. . lication for his vacation of the prop- us as a people. Of course, there has Overturned Whe ne Missouri - aaa plasned to hee 2 about $200,- erty after one month, although he been a vast improvement since the Pacific Rail Collapsed, fem - cay ees Ook ar and ea- leased it for six, by Fred C. Kings-| early game, bat | am sure it is not, Jacob H. Cheistoffel of 45814 Gib- ap fm ene ‘ light in some bury@in a Circuit Court answer filed reactionary to remind gou that you; son avenue, a foreman of engines | _ es enator eed questioned t today) ‘still try to hit them out and the big for the Missour! Pacific, who Waa witnes# about the overhead expenses Mrs. E. S.. Puller of Washington, | thing is to reach the home plate. | “calded Tuesday when the “Bun pr Ba, pao at ie brought out thas. ly. C., owner of the propetty, which: There are progressive idees. but It’ shine Special” from Texas, dur Tn | : ub ebdut Ganie a - mn fe is at 3840 Lindell boulevard, sued rejoices the average crowd of root-' St. Louis at 11:30 a. m.. was derafled om “na , by" oe hy > (a $5 Kingsbury for five menths’ rent and ers to note an old-fashioned Tinker- at 7:49 a. ™ near Granite Beng | amahet = e alt ue . © the $75 which she declare d she had ex- to-Evers-to-Chance Mo... died today of the Missourt Pa . sinieBie | ps : : suid his organization has pended in repairs Kingsbury de- “IT like the tenglon of a t geht game. cific llospital | swe . ‘ares in his in ores be : ote! It is fine Christoffel was running the en-| T@id approximately $1906 4m 625 clares in his answer that Mrs. Puller | Jt 1s — fon a rine tener eeu inte of” thé tiene ‘ot te eee contributions from . honorary | vies isrenrese 4 morte ¢ : aoe 7 : or i bh iil ‘ ; cagemamesonventien wieate oe) plas | Rivas like his partisanship. The engineer and fireman of the TF edeserg rete The league. hoped to “ is the explanation of baseball locomotive were less seriousiy in prob nang ag Fo yon os in 20 OVERSUPPLY OF WATERMELONS ” gent We are all partisans of|jured. A rail turned over under the savers Page? os po nesoUated }some team {fam sure I rejoiced as | locomotive ea — atin Sew : ' much as Garry Herrmann when the - — mittee in an effort to obtain finaneial Piers Clogged and Hundreds Given “°°” Tie nota 1 feel the | assistance, but nothing came of the Away at Baltimore. Reds copped ax year. * aed fe SIX YEARS IN CARVING STATUE! cone. reneces ’ iy the Associated Prete rag a Se beaut — Poindexter said the $2606 gitch BALTIMORE, Md.. Sept. 2 We-| _ . rine ae € ‘tionn tie Mensinet * hie Fountain of Time” at Chicago his committee sent ta BE oO. W , termelons were being given away by are Bt nota it the contest for wh Completed. Republican canlidatée for the the hundred today to” pedestrians Se an a IRA E | By the Associated Press 8 from Mars land, wae net an «€ The piers were crowded with saillos: cA te ae. | CHICAGO, Aug. Sept. 2.—-The wa-| of the general practice of tnd loll powerboats de avert description. ‘You can t win rd aay yor y Sa j ters began today to run into the gi- mittee loaded to capacity with watermelons one-man team l like a p cher WD°: wantic sculpture masterplece. ‘The | ‘There is ne fixed rule of that could not be sold puts the ball over and trusts pnt Fountain of Time,” carved by Lora-| by whith candidates are hel The best price on the whole pier! °™® °° play their ee pe t do Taft It stands in the midway explained Senator Poindexter. “We was $10 a hundred. and this was '* 0ld-tashioned. but | ain FOF Seam facing the University of Chicago. supply fonds for campaign art only for one lot of melons, each about play ; am OPPOnPS: ot ak reno The sculptor has worked on ft #ix upon which we have agreed wi ie ns dunt: tend: abd: welaidieie dase play 1 the nation darted much fan- years condidate or bie campaign orgs * ‘nine out: too much unpreparedness in addition-to the hooded statue of | tion ae pounds Ong melon Gmner wae ‘National ul preparedness for war , the :' . , 9 had brought a schooner with 11,060 agaedyg nics post Di ad eet eo ee the opposite side Henator Kenyon brought out wae selling a few at £8 a hundred. cost us many precious lives gue osx of the pool nurnerous figures of he the senatorial committee had ah and the others at $2 and $2.50 a se ee Se pr ae rolc Size representing men, women rangement by which the formers hundred paredness for peace is cosuag Hee and children of many types passing maximum carepalien fund of $260,066 More than 130.000 melons were on lions more ind holding us in anxiety in review before time wan guaranteed by the National | the boats yesterday meorning, it was and uncertainty Taft eaid hie inepiration waa the Committee in return all estimated. An entire boatioad of “Muffed Disappointingly.” couplet , opllected by the senatorial round, striped melons was sold for “It ie my observation that the na “Time o>. you say” Ah. ne’ fee are turned back to the $7.50 a hundred tional team, now playing for the “Tite stays; we go! treasury of the party, Benator F — United States, played loosely and! The work was financed by a fund deater said He aided that mp od ; muffed disappointingly in our a * the. Chicago Art Inetitute res nahuysen of New Jereay le . PLOT T00 DEEP FOR BRAND JURY meastic affairs, and struck out ie of a subcommittee in vere: = : Paris. No one can dispute the amma r. TRAIN DELAYED BY WRECK ollecting- funds and that he in) had organized an auxiliary commit- Report Charges Big Coal Conspiracy Exists in Chicago iated [’ress Sept. 32 Ry the Asso CHICAGO, grand jury in eharged ta exteted” and Federal authorities look into the matter The ‘‘system——-savoring of a plot-— used by the coal men is too deep for ~The August its report, issued to “deep coal conspir- reform mended that he ordered un’, ncy the to the grand jury to penetralg the re- port said Boy Runs Into Street Car. Leo Lazaroff, 16 years old, 1721 Carr street, a newspoys, probable fracture of the skull when! clale where the side of a westbound Laclede car at 1707 Market street ag = Dp. ™m today Lazaroff was run ning acros# the street and apsaventhy: did not see the car to fhe city hospital. he ran Into the ican team played badly when ft got} on a foreign field “as a spokesman for the Repub- lican party, I am urging team play tr Government, on the home grounds, with all the home fans be- | hind us, and team play when we rep- | resent America in the all-the-world series There are too many men batting above $00 to rely on one hitter “And i! thing more-— play the rules. The rules in supreme American game are in the Federal Constitution, and the umpire is the American people. eome- to the advocating according ain suffered & There Was a meeting of league offi- | contending team tried a squeeze play, and expected to score—€ to 1 againet the CUn.ted States. but the American Senate was reagy with the ball at the plate, and | , Southern Express From tlLautevilie Arrives Here 7 Hours Late. Southern Kallway paseeiger tain No. 2, which wae due to arrive in St Louis at 7:55 «a. m. today. was de- ’ layed by a wreck near Cleorgetown. Ind. and did not pull inte tI nieon Station unt]! 2:50 p. m . Members of the train crew said the engine, tender and beoggage car were derailed by stone which had fallen from the roof of a tunnel. but neo one Was tojured. eS Paper Mill's Profits 22% Per Cent. ated reese Sep °.-—Tota! profits of the Spanteh River Pulp and Paper Milla, Ltd., equaled 22% | per cent pn t common stock last year aftér alfiwing for deteriora- — Hy the Lane { MONTREAL ‘renatorial elections are to be ; ter neaded by E'liet Wadeworth af New York . “They have not raised any sper te speak of.’ sald Senator P ter, and Senator Reed of the g.ting committee supplemen with the remark. “Net yet.” 27 Cites @tatetery Limit. Senator Pomerene had the state that the $200,000, if | equally among ¢he 37 states In whieh this fall. would average $6260 state, and he then called at to the Federal statute campeign expenses of «a candidate to $16,000, except in where a lower limit had been adi statute. ree Ye “Now, in view of the §17 pended tn Michigan for a. tion, 414 your committes me Et E — He was taken Ware still flying our pennant which itien, aceordingto the annual report jasued. here today. Cantinned an Pare 2. Gate

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es —— keane — ir F ‘ : iy gestion Had been made by 4 : | Chairman Hays Presenting G. 0. P. Campaign COX SHOWN 10 MR. SIMONS SAYS Ht P OLISH ATTITUDE tat Poneto sie faa , steno tg coca Fund Records to S$ Ipquiry Commi een a tees Fund Resorts 10 Sens iguniry Commies | BF MUNAPING HIS REIECTED PLEA TO AS TO TERMS OF - 4 : oF Re : : 7 | ““NO MERCY WAS | a Se } | peer | FOR $1378 CAMPAIGN DEFICIT 4 - 5 . , : ee Sige : sgh a ee Ke pe RY DAVID LAW RENCE. ;} By the Assoct.ted Press By the Associated Press COMPANION D SHOWN POLICEMEN” : A Special Correspondent of the Post-| BERLIN, Sept. 2.--Dr. Walter Si- | WARSAW, Sept. 2.—The seer ak ns ; . f atc | ) ’ . Remmers, an r L Dispatch. 'mons. the Foreign Mintster. address-| Of the Polish peace delegation re- pga oh Ke on * the n attorney, | , MONDAY OF om | : jand a ! Gg AN . >. 7) S “4 t.. ie = 1e8 ath. 7. * glieglheat s “sermonio J ‘;e@ mz j Ry : ? . q*s = ’ . \ Frank P. W Aft Con CHICAGO, SP : James M | ing the Reichstag Foreign, Affairs | naining in Minsk have been recalled | House Cleaners’ Organization in thaul : aT | alsh, er of Cox, Democratic nominee for the) Committee yesterday declared he|to Warsdw. They will leave Minsk} august primary, today filed in the . . | . ' e. ference With Colby, Says | | presidency, and James M. Cox, man-! ned been urged. to collaboraze with Friday and are expected here Satur-| Recorder's office a statement of Te. 7 Machine Struck V | ager of the Democratic campaign, | the Russian folsheviki against the day, joining the delegates already in| ‘ eipts and expenditures of the fs sa eae - sal sain i Thar . ranization in the campaign. KH Kerr, Driving, se | are one and the same person. lere |. Western Powers as a means of; Warsaw. The Polish representatives || 64 . deficit of $1378.24 for : “Soe : . a. , : . ; . arg men like Ceorge W hite, national breaking the bonds imposed by the will then proceed Lo Riga or any, which. Remmers said. he Was “hold. q f Reach Crossing | chairman, and Ed Moore, preconven-/ treaty of Versailles, but that after | Other neutral place selected. for the! ing the bag.” + The total receipts were given as ( ar—Both Thr By the Associated Press tion manager. and a host of others; mature reflection he had rejected! continuation of the MRusso-Polish | $2025; and the total expenditures,” ; i) t} = - - iSaAasLr ] . a « ow et ; ‘ oi? ; : “4s ur mn, 4 F a 6% . ; ' bowl not be recognized by the British Candidates for the presidency here | thermore, the disastrous cons cpected on territorial questions. He , es WR. 8t 7 C . pital, East St. Louts, 0 Government, Sir Hamar Greenwood, 'tofore have tried to mannge their; Guences which Bolshevism might be declared thd Poles would not agree vem bd. ORASO, . Stoble, C. BP, ~Ohief Secretary for Ireland, strongly : own ¢ampaigns, but usually have/| expected to bring with it would have! to reparations unless the question Tigges, H. F Schmidt, Henry’ J fered about 9 p. m. Sul given it uD at the end of a brief pe- fallen with double force upon Ger- was irrangs d on a mutual basis of kuller, FR. W. Powell and R. Lee 4 antomobile drive ri by q) riod of experimenting. but. in the} many.” ithe damage done by both sides. ‘Oroutt, all of St. Louis. xg 58 avcomtmsission, mer ' ease of Gov. Cox, his friends say he Dr. Simons said proposals als9' which Prince Sapieha said virtually) rhe larger part of the expendi- E i al ie unilestin aaa tures was for printing circulars and sor vy. 3 intimated in an intervieW with the “eerréespondent of the London Times, ‘at Lwcerne. Sir Hamar also - hasta the Meverabieat would pone | always manages his own campaigns have been made that Germany co-|' meant there would be no repara- | 4 - swervingly adhere to its Irish pol- and that he will be equal to this job, ; operate with the Western Powers tions : , envelopes for sending out the prop- 7 Belleville street car at Ditiecsn | too. ‘against Russia. which he considered Disarmament was impossible — aganda against National Committees. © - State street» East St. iieSiens.of the mercy which some | | The fact is. Gov. Cox is a natural-| an equally impossible course. the Poles to accept, the Prince con-| ™2n Babler,. Chairman Schmoll ecm died of his injuries * ‘Swedk- to invoke tor the Lord Mayor,” nse: 3 a : * | born manager, and that he has the! “No Power at war with Soviet; tinued. Poland's attitude on this, the vain, “i ommuttee, Chairman Cola @ morning. “het the Chier Secretary, “was shown Be SES : is * | | faculty of getting loval and enthusi- ' Russia,’’ the Foreign Minister added,’ question beine that no foreign na- of the State Committee, and candi- { Miss Tinsley, who ¥ the eight policemen who have lost ‘ ; : aan as ea + lee | astic support from his subordinates, | “need count on our support.’ tion has the right to interfere, as it dates who were supported by the sister, Mra. Leo Gree their lives in Ireland. : F gore ae sats ei Bee | but managing a business property is) eae is Poland's own bustness. Poland | enn chine.” “here was one item of | eenth street and St. PS Seeeent lawlessness in Ire- _— _ eee * | one thing and managing a campaign | France Won't Accept Credentials of | C20not allow the national strength to | rie 0 for - half-page advertise- | East St. Louis. had bee * ” the Times’ correspondent 3 ian ob etiewens & Cabereet | is angther. In the first piace, the | German Ambassador. be impaired bw a foreign ni ponies me | ment in a newspaper. . jay afternoon with Ix pi ll iain on Ft a, anne i Ohio Governor can't give all his time | By the Associate Press. said. and Poland wtl!l not g | eral of his relatives, ac } She work of a emall body of men says shown standing perene the _ committee | to the task of management, and in| PARIS, Sept. 2.—France will not control of the railroad line demanded STORES RESUME WINTER HOURS — : nunt, Mra. W. J. Ket P pat “OS are striving by carefully planned eo —————— ES —— SS Sear vt 9 che, d te wig the vinta e of the! ac cept the credentia) Ss of the (le rman b y the SOV jets in their Lo Thirty-second street, ie 10le) « ipaign ts too short to select | points | Winter hours were resumed vestef- who owned the autome “anarchy to impose secession from the SENATE COMMITTEE }ever, that it probably would find ts | COX?S CHARGES BASED. the personnel who can get maximum | ene a ae ee eee - | t| t « affiliated with the | whom Kerr lived, ans “7 tic 0 — (day In i@ stores a ares ‘f Mine ’ reparation for the rerent attack by a Britith ewpirc of 80 per cent of the way before the ec HE. RS TE MO a. ( > committee in some, . . . fe : ° es pa of Ireland uM ho do not want | A STI NY AS | mapner. ON PLAN THAT WASN’T nee tag = e two m onths left be fore | (;erman mob on the French con- | © Satisfied With Poles’ Reply to A\esociated Retailers. The closing Kerr was taking Miss a] > ‘ } ; . . ' {p> pecedc.”’ | TO DEMOCRATS’ FUNDS | Commenting upon the papers AD | O@canization Work Behind | sulate at Breslau, says the Journal. | Colby’s Admonition. time will be 6:30 p. m. instead of 6, home of her sister at tl! art Sir Harmar declared that if the RIE TEE | which the (;,overnor turned over to OPTED,SA YS UPHAM i Every indic ati on both from f the peg eee ee ee oe | By the Asso lated Press land on Saturda y it will be 6. The i accident. , Binn Fein had been willing to accept | — a me. " ihim, and those which had come to) neganr™ | wie une territory. ‘ ‘stores participating. | gained consciousness. Tan fish to rant Ireland 2 j : . pOncec enator oin- ibe called in the invest gation ‘“"denv By the Associated Press of campaigning is hardly started. we won at nome, and hold re spected P cts : I MaKe . per wien Prune to ceanpaah lor refuse to produce” evidence | CHICAGO, Sept. 2.—-Fred W. Up- The sudden intrusion of the in-! throughout the world.” Poland is understood to have re- The stores will close at 1 p. m, on | : of Government acceptable to the ma-| H sed wi . . ence | | : plied that strategic operations must’ Labor day, next Monday. The last Six Injured in Four A © agreed with Senatur Pomerene | w - a sities , -e Addres Teacl gic operations must) Labor : : rity of the people, so long as the| that organizations within the states | the Governor's charg , om —_ . i men like Wilbur Marsh national | In his talk to the ‘teachers, Sen- , ®&°°*™ the halting of her armies in| two years they have been cloged all @ cidents in D of the empire should be em- | probably would spend some money | amano i fe —won he would! National Committee, issued a state- ireomuber. ana D pn eee dt- ator Harding praised the profession ‘their pursuit of the Bolsheviki at the; day, but it has been concluded that i James Burke and E oe to prevent secession in Ire-/ of their own. miso de nee ota ahnae cae a that ~~ Le Pg tage eg ta rector ( e finance, and even George 'and said it carried “one of the most fentier line of Poland tentatively} half a days closing will serve the , friends of Roy Carper Si ch é 1at, 10Se witnesses; that when Gov. Cox “char . Saar yt ' . ae yp eftein ¢ , , oe ii : a ne, WS, Tins ma : Senators, Reed and Poindexter | did not produce the evidence, } "1 | Republic : = nee — White, national chairman, away from | Profound responsibilities given to iM@d by the Supreme Council. Sug- purpose. . Twenty-second street, : Mac8winey was reported to bejagreed that thete had been some | tended to call the m: oe oo poe greg seeking subscrip~ | +» oir jobs at a time when they ought | 4ny man or woman.” | - a at 7 p. m.° yesterday ¥ SSSI much weaker this morning, but” moral improvement in politics in the | Neneh Tee ~ matter to the at- | tions of 35,000 to $10,000 and quoted te be at work tryite to ehone away “The disadvantages that beset ; automobile was wrecke ac , am. te his rapid failing, still was|/last eight years, the former assign- lees Jepartment of Jus-|@a document marked form 101’ as his lthe pteliminaries that should have| your profession,” he continued, “in- with a Relt line atré@et | t A ‘bu@teli Weakntss devel ing’ as the reason that “the courts | | Proot, he was .speaking of a plan lice mw enlnes : ty-third and North M cy Ss | “If the Republican party w ; i\which was i = | been done in July. dicate a serious menace to our na- 6th and tnien and : }| = Oped Guring the night but this was/have been in action in some cases.” | acted I wou'd | party were in-| Which was never adopted. 'tional institutions. It is, indeed, a Jhestnut Good Lanny Sin ince 1874 fF @ Vernon Thee were taken away | : somewhat offwet by two hours of fit- "Would you regard the existence as “ A ctor myn my reputation | F gi tae 101 called for such a FIRM HEADED BY GOVERNOR crisis in American education that Sth an h and | Locust win ’ eae mobiles for medical att 2 ful sleep. of a campaign fund of $15,000,000 |», niton tod of 1¢ leaders would | plan, but was “never ratified or me confronts us. If we continue to al-| dena aa De Baliviere and the police arrived and | Magor: MacSwiney's brother re-|as a menace?” asked Senator Reed. realtone aor y es te ican jury | into a — “he ‘apna aaaing vetoed,’ CALLED RENT PROFITEERS. ldw our public instructors to strug- Shenandonls Waterman em were not learned. © de " . ‘ as Newberry was con-/! according to the statement. * , ay : ; . 4 e : rm mh Pith him in Brixton jail all /"I would,” said the witness, and ad4- | \intea by a Republica roe Ce sieesiitedl ont a ‘Wa not g0ing to Switreriand, questioneé Senator Poindexter at | timated that the material wu hich he | subscriptions of $5000 and $10,009 oa pep ia) eas) Pongp orcs 4 tinued triumphs 1 : a LAR BU y Y ER lacerated having failed to arrange a meeting |'eneth as to Republican - campaign | was taking to Chicago in the form of | 0* t@ken. Suggestions were made in | ,, pane | pueden, Sat ae ee ig tag bie HEATREN . Your favorite brand is her Toseph Wallace, 102% with the . British Premier. plans and developed that there were | doouments and otherwise would fur-| ithis tentative plan definitely for city | cara armen gp on 24 of another in a SOil itely posit and of . (, onrad'’s ‘Selle-for- 4 reaheh atilaah':. te abe. " . crease ‘ } ses rices ut , : ; 7 -s inal approximately 20 states in which the / nish this information. He said that | | quot —_ 7 ithan 50 me sabk. ike > ney. 3 week PURCHASE OF STIFEL FARM | ighes ie, wer k-end Wo feature Ph C and suffered injury te | Mr , erat > shine, Ib = to when thrown from 4 » Colby Tins Proniscd to party expected to make a fight for|he probably would insist that both Blair brought this plan ta Was a , | | » > . _— 4 ) cs lt. ; Qquidky.. > The senatorial elections. After much | ‘Chairman Hays and Treasurer Up: | New York, where I was, and pro- yo snr e } mtv CONSIDERED BY CITY OFFICIALS | i i ™M ra) N S Choiee 200 size 1 driven bv Lawrence ¢ Messina ; Oc uestioning Senator Reed opined ham be alle osed ut it was pron > we tenants present, Associated Press. e P n recalled for cross-examina-| POS¢@ tt. but it was promptly vetoed very special doz. Cage avenue, in collisia senting more than two-thirds of WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.—Frank |'™*' after the Republican Senatorial | tion. | by the committee. It not, only was , | “Valley Park Farm” | bile of Tony Sehe PF. Waikh, chairn f th |\Committee had paid for its own ex- . . / not adopted, but was hardly consid- those in the building, vowed they eR = oe arm, on the : OmMonHiie ’ ce mn of the A«neri- Extract From a Letter : . y consi vould walk Dougherty road near Barrett St: Beans Campbell's; BI nolla avenue at B ean Comm iaion for Irish Independ- penses and work that an average of A : . } ered. The committee was determined woul WwW alk out in Aa body unless the | tion > ~ : 4 arre J ia - in tomato etchup , i : | : } $9000 of tte fands would be avalila- S part of his data. Moore read! to try out the $1000 plan. So far) enesement relent, It was charged P poe > halt from Valley SAUCE; dosen, £1.48; $e}: rge ce bettie | Pee eee |; at the meeting that the Elks’ lodge| ark, owned by the late Otto F. Stifel. large « 2 regular She nize , ence, after a conference vesterday the followls : | : ’ . 1 extract fre { , " , Ps announced ble for direct campaign use tn each ym a letter) as I have been able to learn, only has been added to the list of places | _@ecretary Colby ° purporting to have been writt which leases the seventh f! f Dolby had promised “to en- of the 20 states. Senator Poindexter ritten by| one copy of this was ever sent out en as all “tee or Ot! under considerati iby x ee ae ae ee one of the regional directors in the | of my office and tt was promptly Oe building, is being forced to give | en - anges arc as a possible S FET 5-Lb. Bag. Cc th be or tor’s use of the word “average” | South to @ man to whom Moore re-| turned.’ ’ up its quarters, for which it pays ate tor the proposed municipal farm | _ - , , ferred as one of the “money dig- | TI str — $125 a month. so that the State for convalescents and incipient cases 10-Lb. Bag. 78c : le statement also said that on . of tuberculosis and insanity, for HOME Natt "GE Terence Mac 24-Lb. Bag: Lord Mayor of Cork, now on covered a wide range, Dut: be would gers’: Highway Department can be moved IHONEY- rericegs U. R. TREASURER OF EFFORTS Ft TAX SE ‘ ontinucd | From Pe not agree that some states would | » @ strike in Brixton Jatl, Len- + y tweed much a 340,000. “T have been wondering if y | July 6, 1920, Upham had issued a to that floor. Members of the Elks which an item of $1.500.000 tn the Ws ' ou circular with reference to the finan- lodge at the meeting aye their eel recentiy authorized bond issue was nits Min bleed Whe Grate De.) ' “There has been a good deal of vp anid ages from the Part) cial campaigns calling attention to! does not expire until next May provided. Secretary to intervene | Sreerine a pte od cea: ened Nl ceptance which aes ae Of S8-) the fact that no subscription of/that C. G. iekhenind: od rs ee Mayor Kiel, Director of © Public Officially of epersonally with | "8 possible to buy the American eineienane . . ers the enfran- | more than $1000 was to be solicited the building had obton , adie bce Welfare. Schmoll and PRP ebiotcer Lioya George to save Mac- electorate,” sald Senator Reed. “Do! * 1e negro. We, of/ and that contributions could not be! Elks $100 > encendinl wscenll ihe aamiions Tamme visited the farm vesterdav. STGAR-CURED BACON | Sweet and tender. The petitions away from Pr $10 Chestnut and the é€ Hired “Market Str Who. you believe that money can be cor- ©OUrS¢e, do not want to discuss this! accepte , : pas ) ‘a large, wholesome loaf ‘We rectaage © es graye ln ruptiy used in such a fashion as to = of the situation, but I would! was co ingewh a. an roca «3 the lease if they would give Sat Eee cae At A ser most of | good quality. will sur- . 2 saville of ° centa: “What instructions @ Of President Witson tm a jet.) °M">ee the result o: a presidential | '!Ke to be advised if this stirs up any | EE l . ere asashhs dete ae. tae pene 8. ee ee Reeste toptan Aniiee cal Cireuit Attorney McDa a ie > ‘antagonistic senti The meeting adjourned after ; informed that the Stifel estate ter side; pound ' Culloch told at the White House. or senatorial election: atiment in the South-| YOUTH FI ‘comm itt ; ; . holds an optien on oRO i! y » ry om avd taggpte ; Colby, after Walsh's “That opens a wide field of spec- {/¢T™ States, This is a paragraph in- NED $25 FOR ABUSING wong pilD oe appointed to investi- acres = es Joining | TINY SIFTED PEAS - yoeey ee orane oa petitions without rega wlation, but so far ae national cam- itended as a Stop to the voters of the | hires the actual! profit from the build- - gb Tl Apt g +5 poe quences been pre paignes are concerned, the vigilance , Central Ww estern industria! States. ) CONDUCTOR ON STREET CAR ot bess nd er reatal and the cout ALDERM near, } pe unusual valne grein to. @ can, case of ° dozen, z “tT enlled up (Camere ration. exercised by both parties would ‘Keep on eye on Birmingham. tor prions. meseyeone a the ote 4 2 which the AN CRITICALLY ILL — 42.25; REE AEE KERR EES and later Cameron call Wateh said he cited to Secretary make it very NMkely that defeat | there's where the real money lies,’ Charged W ith 1 U lee Objectionable | igement may agree to render FS ' Star Soap 10 for 78c|Gra e-Nuts k 16c roém, 1009 Pine street. Colby es precedents Sng nenrte ee woula come to any party which at- | Ths letter was said to have el Language in Argument Over Is- —— William E (rodfrey ‘7 years ’ Pub ll p , p the plan to get the pet te behalf wt the Gorn | mPted corruption written, om wtationery of the Rapube| Suite Of "Transfer MISSOURI WOMAN KILLED BY ol. of | 8039 North roadway. If Palmolive Soap 10, 74c | swom DNPARING, Kim a Mayor the representations made by es Ioan National Committee, 111 West : John Church, 18 years old, of 6128 | LIGHTNING ON PIKE'S p member of the Board of Aldermen ve-S0ap ,.,. 4c| Ree; black: lie beitte 12c others, and getting ay the United States in 1906 to the Rus- MOORE THREATENS |W ashington street, C hicago. Plymouth avenue was fined $25 in EAK Irom the First Ward, ts critical; ae —— = chine. That was May 7 ‘stan: Government againgt the Jew- Cox's Additional Data Police Court today upon charges of ~~~ - ill at his home from intermittent SUNBEAM MAYONNAISE, 36¢ MILK FED five men and that TO ENLIST AID OF Moore dec] > having used abusive langu ea to- By the Associated Press fever superinduced hy intesti large S-oz. botties . " ‘ oy said clared that additional | ‘wara J! W. Talb P — COLORADO SPRINGS Colo..{trouble. He } nal Reasting and Frying _ for each, and he sa JUSTICE OFFICE | 22.2032 12,80 form of Repubticnn albert of 6116 Ela ave-| COLORADO | SPRINGS. colo. trouble. He has been in bed aince| Mf o noaas n 4 naoee: tae ea campaign documents and nue. a United Railways conductor. | 2. : rs. rancas Hollowell ast Sunday + emp Del Monte; in - 19¢ CHICKE MS May 1 L had three ;' nato sauce; largwe 25c can 616 otherwise | the building at | is pouring in upon him from all di on an eastbound Hodiamont street jof Maryville. Mo. was killed by His friends boast that he is one mato 3 oe ai ——a— * oy -. ‘alne , lightning on the summit of Pike's of the few me Sy : 1% tender, , rections and source car about 7:30 o'clock last night omer , 28 — % men in St. Louis who can ‘ » petitions we Declares He Will Go to Depart- The Governor nae that. th . | Talbert charged that Church. with Peak yesterday afternoon Another. beat Mayor Kiel at penuchle ian ay 4, W. H. Baker's, 49c oo mp han 4 : ° Was likely to be clo “I told them if it get Proske cut of th I meant that they she hit him on the head, Jackeon ideastitied al representative of the Democratic to substantiate the Gove rnor’s charge ¢« j f ) . “ presidential nominee, to be ready to/ that a $15,090,000 can ampaign for re-election He said | An increase of $1.50 a day to day The A , ~ eg one of thoir own | present to the Senate subcommittee | was being nae by the aepertiaen, oer eet Gene ether |) SNe Meath Wbcess te Sanat, Bis- | Gees ihe use of republication of ail nets mange - 8S SeSSlOT 1" a : . a spa’ ch@s credited te iT not , ‘ ° 4& Sniper, tne yet investigating campaign expenditures both Gov. Cox and Moore asserted eae a es oe ommittee unless he | sour!l, Oklahoma and Arkansas coa! ereaieed ta thie eaner. ann nee qiherwise Very Special for the mua he! data | support of thé \ svernor'’s h® was not taking al! “evidence” a 1 or or a quorum /mines was allowed in an agreement 8¢¥* published herein All rights of reo - Baked ry _— ' ite ' f d e, ub- wounded du>-' charge that the Republican Com- with him. as ar a ore ar hh Spencer said members of the com- | Signed here today by miners and op- a.” suecial dispatches herein are «icc died. Nore | mittee ts collecting & campaign fund used tater by the Governor as he ‘"N OUVUF OoWD Sanitary bakeshop: well filled with rich red cherries, and the crust you Just have to taste it to appreciate its goodness. each mittee decided not to summon Gov (| eratores > 45e SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL [iN wounded | of $15,000,000, after an all-day con- saw fit, either in the form of state eer ~— 79 ' uu. } ay ae ; > Cents A . ¥ without & A ‘*#es ~) - , ong + etd i Bim sr Bog ~ om- | panysmeamttcsesmadh present. taking the position that| pay for all mine worker ay. The Ge Oe Seer. one yeer.. bevccuee 7. Be fancy lbs f and which Ne had of the in- | Scnator Spencer, Home From Oh ‘ ; mm. ; orkers is retro- Remit elther br sostal eornier ”’; 5.09 | (‘ol . or e's office to vestigating committee. ee. t Eanwve fer N a a * charges would not warfant | active to Aug. 16. No increase wag ™°™e¥ order or St. Louis exchagna eforess | obblers | Stee Mette. the Marian, ©., Tonight the committee in . -_—— | " Whether he testified before the. Senator samen aaeiahen a? tne | pone iy ere oF meme him unless | granted to tonnage miners, who had By Carrier tp St. Louts and Suburbe: CANTA Extra fancy, pink # tela of having PF committee, Moore said, was Up to. Senate Committee onpentt mo zc ¢ ence could firet asked an increase of 10 to 16 2.3) D oni The (-ratle gone.) meat, sweet ann 1 Oc tapped. men, whe the committee itecif. He stated gating ha- | be obtained from some of the mana- cents a ton. The a4 aly ost. a Month: Sunday. 100 « Cop delicious. that, | tional expenditures, returned to St. | ¢ | | emand for a re- | Through Newsdealers Elsewhere: Crate of 15 “Cameron | the committee 414 not sce at Lpute Cedag treet Chtcane. oaks wo of the Democratic campaign ivision of the penalty clause was re. | ?™'* %'’- TSe a Month: Sunday 0c @ Copy ~S its cole Seen re he | pencer will depart tonight for/ ferred to Ira Cleme A - Ent c would be has been attending sessions of the! Marion, ©., for a confere | Mes, an operator, | gAtered, 20 ppecent-ciase inetter July _ 37, ssorted Bask t leet meney und 3 rete added how w" committve sive his time feyhis Senator Ha ace with jand John L. Lewis of the United, eet of Mare 8 1678 M ” ‘ne ring Mine Workers . evgge! hes > ae _ ae Jackson the . _ / out his seme Bell. Olive 0000: Kinloch. Centra! anno » Cameron and Cor “a f .

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OES METS eel eee | a 2 eee ee ae wee. oe. — e ter . Officials of the i p ment | | EE og Whe. oe soinpiedd NEW YORK, Sept. ‘tiation | @ uni U] at h a ye described the position of the * | li dine ee Se a q fa i> . ; wal: -) WH am : ' ited States towards the Polish ad- Sa — ae gS. Sie a %%y ‘Annual Outing for Children of \e tr sagan A. SGuayrs of St. Louis, prin- | Notes Lead to Recov ery 0 Two nce as “midway between that of 4 i a i | || 23 Institutions Being Held Teeth gem g Oc a “Geos mr 2) ? vette in His: G Se Giv d Great Britain.” The po- 3 tie ; ” me = x ; | tn aed : “ca ag deere: : “sy: 2 7 ? ce an rea “4 Pp | je ae te ae 2 ie, | at Forest Park. startled his hearers last night when Cast of 955, Nearly All Girls, Enacts Little . om of Great Britain is understood i. ; iis - : Whips | : : _— ae | he said: : ‘. , Pp lish aoe lea ine z i \ Mid a ; ; i P Gs BL. : a 3 . 3 | ! ss : . . i Mesistety helt upon the pemtioe Miss Vivian Tinsl f Cai ie , op ee i | Vag) | , “Trying to get well by faith heal- Red Riding Hood as Crowning Event of ate 0 Mier eihe Wreaea tan a nsicy o airo, : . ~ aie Pe gees Ss 2a es a Si The annual outing of the Rotary, ing is imposing upon God. We've got A 1 Pl d F ti ] After feing arrested on a charge . , we + i | es Sd: i ~— RE) ess _ aeia “% orphan. doctors and medicines and we ought | nnua aygZzrouncs ‘estival. et UT oi om «, tesate wp ; nt bee iil., Suffered Fractured & BP Amn Bi Os | . oie : ray ea se tye * cm | rai a to use them. We would live for a's 3 5 S of stealing two nutomoniles; arlGbr 3 gance until wd a attain tig . 63 a | | . C h . 2 ‘aes ee hice. ll ig le pbs REPT. Lines ages in St. Louis and St. Louls County time without eating, too, but we Me Se a | ee a rt Krebs, 19 years old, of 4340 ston a4 «the line was attained, , ri. S in ras With Street RES te 4 a Bo Sc te . is in progress today on the critket) don’t, as a matter of fact. Don't | ) ) avenue, yesterday afternoon | po- eat oe igs | ‘; —, é . i ' grounds. south of Lindell pavilion in! Sponge on God.” The épirits and fairies and goblins , like Sunbeams and ButterfUes and _ ay Sete , The Bishop referred to Lord Mayor !©ngs Known by the mare trusting to Flowers and grandmothers’ Bddk al. tcemen' a strange man had ipa the 4 Ld | C unda , | ‘7 “bon, +. . ; ¥ te me . p Fats be ¥ : oo) fz ’ ie 4 ox a : . MERS SAYS HE HOLDS BAG t S \ fe " 5 en ee ; tig ‘er tp a > ~ Forest Park, with 1960 orphans as ~ | . 4 . + asin | a Be geet 5 geiamees | | Cuests MacSwiney of Cork, declaring: “If, hover about that spot in Forest Park Ways said that Little Red Riding machines to him, | Mira 3 : nga $e, OS gal sts. he he doesn’t eat pretty soon he'll be a PS Bt . Laiean) .@Ohienhe Hood chased the Sunbéams and But- “About the middie ar Aughst . : ’ a) the Muni ipa eater, terflies, and picked Flowers, heedless met a man.on the street and h FOR $1378 CAMPAIGN DEFICIT a : COMPANION DIED . | & Sa ie oe se : ve ee Sm as The children were taken to af ae Bae é ay ha hon es oe ee nr : Pe se | , ial «treet cars| Gad man.” e further declared the eb ae Rc, oe a is. . t t 7 ; $ , i bs : : ps. F ee) and Ww e taken back te the homes; * ' ; g5 es" | OT , , asked mei would likts'to a Oliver T. Remmers, an attorney, 3 MONDAY OF INJURIES te ee aes ; ie a ; : Reames) bat 6 p.m. Retarians and their wives, | posing as a martyr when he is aj have assembled, have been scattered ei not linger on the ee dessus - ae - wer fa member of the Republican a | ae ee Beene a fel i wnder the direction: of 1 .conit adedees foo).” ‘in fright by mundahe artifice of! Knave Wolf might get her. automobile,” he said, / replied pe Cleaners’ Organization in the .. | Be ag % | a» ee F of which Jacob Stocke is chairman, —- —_-_-—— stagecraft, came in broad daylight) : Knave Wolf Appears. . , that 1 would and he saftd that if 7 bs fats 7 25, 902 REVISED JOPLIN COUNT yesterday afternoon to the visiog of Knave Wolf did appear, a .ery would rent a garage he would see st primary, today filed In the ° eee ; - . ; Ma chin Struck W O ae : : : are acting as hosts and nosteases. '» order s office ‘i sigan ager ay at re- a e hen >. J. : Me * se q j %, : ‘ KMac h Roots ir ian Ww ho f: 1ils t ) appe al PE EOTEN TB thousa nds of children who since lafge ana a very awful wolf, but he that j got a couple of inachinggy pis and expenditures o ie or- 7 he T . mr. ee pf its e ' . early morning Nad frolicked with’) .whispere ' sweetly ) P . ) nization in the campaign. It = Kerr, Driving, ried to Be | ‘ \ : | " i : ee ¢ t ti Ui I [Pepe Ae Cae wee the sprites of joy attending the an hed arin’ teante eat aera mae ewe ome . nee, eee : + “ , oe + ae ’ ~~ ; ; ON Arrival a lc OUtLINg grounds Given as 1.356.316 , — eves ** ; . ¥ ‘ . us ‘ *. . » fic 2 : Be 2 rf 7 : ' 306,516. nade oy dr ; ug. 19 from the Zerwech+@aayson bowed a deficit of $1378.24 for : R } Cc . , d f " 1 is me | ts eta : each child received candy. In groups! By the Associated Press. p naial festival of the children of the, believed all things good, could not A’ ik = ' ‘ nee ne ce rossing ce S ~ > ee es ee wt am; |formed for play purposes they were WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 . city playgrounds. see that he was a very bad wolf, "und Tite C9.; 390) A ee : we rn a NG N, Sept. 2.—-Census : o | other stolen Aug. 26 from Me@ FPan- ch. Remmers said, he was “hold- told stories during the morning and figures given today include: State of Though overwise ‘grownups see less quite trustingly she told him that/ 1 cocangeld? SO47A Kasson ave- the bag.’ ‘ | | * Tiga oom oe » The total receipts were given AS “ ; Car—Both Thrown Out. “ : ie J 4 . fo | ) » ‘ witnessed an indoor baseball game W ashingeton 1 25 6 346 increase "214 clearl into “Never, Never Land,” she was carrying pies and cakes and S uD » wet foun | in aA wnirage gt 4422 — P “ . . > , * a ys 0 , a _~>* - fy, , 7 « -* . cA. od a= . ! . ; ¢ , . ° ; : : 025, and the total expenditures, . between teams selected from among! 326, or 18.8 per cent. even they recognized, as a ver@ant’ cookies to her grandmother - who | - ¥ c. nue which had been hi 3403.24. y , - ' - | hate Pm ; ae ~ a | them. Lemonade and iced milk is Spokane County Wash containing curtain felded back, the River des lived in the wbod. Peter Rabbit, pg eg rte : Be ~ sie “y - "gar . +9 4 oa a a 4 ‘ : 3 . ‘ J CAO ils ». eae Bo Sy ¢ > "es ‘ale P | ie , crease ' » OF 7.0 Pp Cc t. ‘ , ate , 7 ’ 4 ¢. wlier, kh. W Powell and R. Lee ‘wi ‘gntomobile driven by Orville J. Kerr, i Be es — a at 3 ee Ss, bread, . a pes ee cream, Carthawe Mid F. winad } 10.068: given them to see. to Little Red Riding Hood if she did ves ° lot of good. per warm =: , : . ; and was served under the direction of . age, AU. ddan (VU : 779 Sew ie mee fay * woe — of St. epee - ; 88. a.commission merchant of 1016 oda, Ce a a i Kents eluates Seminate ton’ dies ni ho. previously announced. 10.053. A man of.the time of long ago, Ot listen, for Dame Caution was A letter received by Mra @e i larger part © © expendl- k Mer Ha f WO 1 ay, - ; ; came from the ferest into : not a figure to attract littie girls : pegcy 3% nts . 1 ‘ondway. Was struck by e] Joplin. Mo. (revised), 29,902; pre- ome mtn Orest into an open : . o end: “Your ear ean ! ras was for printing circulars and Pag: North Bre id a Ss str ck - i vAINe CAMPBELL gno ; Rr ADA NMAGLER 3. t ¥ ina = ERPs ES a 20 on = p slade end told the children—and who are caret reece and happy. It was ig r acd pete: sere en fond; tn yt ; - s ; . ae . a . avelopes for sending out the prop- he) Belleville street car at Fifty-first and ; rhe afternoon program included ~ ’ a Ww ? ‘ ij d) 104 rrownups—that ‘* "tig seldom that not until W oodcutter. a big man ” rear © 2itf Pyles. we ; ; : : : . acts " eville from tw - SPOKAMc, as Pevisead)?, LV4,- | 2d ey ets ) , ' ' ‘Naim same and cause no . anda against National Committee- » State streets East St. Louis. Kerr Ss ZEL CAMPBE a' sence oY our acts of vaudeville ftom two the oe “ fairies display ee eee: ee such as: little girls and: bi irls ‘al- 4 M Granite Cit ea Mra. "Adam ula ae aters, and a field meet with individ- 427* previously announced, 104,204. ries display their mighty power to . ~died other misfortunes will ee A — an Uabler, Chairman Schmoll of — died of his injuries early Monday Granite City : Mr Adah | ular pastor ae ‘uard fr ai é ‘le atrh al Ways shyly worship, came to warn e City Committee, Chairman Cole - morning : d Mi. Hagier of ocak aa er wr a tan bell is th of the | Ual-faces and throwing (contests and POON ens a” Ss Sane te See 0 : ,t a ae ee her that she set ied her way aiain joke not intended for you.’ : a mY ° jc - ‘ : : - * : ; : a ‘ —y eae SaAEICE' OS LAK EX. arr re A —_~s ' © wite o © lf team e1 ents in which each ornhanage | 9261. or 90.9 per cent. |; Goes. ho ev, but when the Spirits j on : Krebs denied that .\he w retest f the State Committee, and candi- f Miss Tinsley, who was visiting a) censed as local preachers in the) Rev. J. W. Campbell, pastor of the bs ee n ich each orphanag \Vashineton. which ranked as the|°f Evil clash with the Spirits of The verdant curtaim closed over t sath etal » waren $ to be es ashington, which ranked : | , Ss. s ‘nm ears we rds. tes who were supported by the a «6©m@ister, Mrs. Leo Greenwell, EFight- | Methodist Church, :t the district) Dewey Avenue Church .at Granite pir he rrigrtcar gt “egy = } hi go » 10 veare | ain ie Righteousness, then the charity of all the forest and when it folded back | Otters et. : pon nae : i achine ** “here was one item of stg eenth street and St Mair avenue confers nee at east St 1 ouis Tues (ity \lrs Hagl r i th “ if of t) eo Kach wes! ‘it sie pichic recelyv¢ ~ A I lt! lec. . tat i ) years “uZgzo, 1S now Goo airic . wan , ‘ le L rs again sure enough there wr Examination »y their ow ners skaday 7 » . « ‘ . : ; “seh ‘ . 4 . = tae resent ar quer the Evil Spirits.” " grandmother's house in the deep parts - ab aang i ware i cer. ones . . ‘ 2 >: ° _y"oresr «Ff e ‘ ‘ i . ‘s% ‘ T ‘ . ©) ; *T ; ‘ S a ‘ | - . ae : , . eB | ent In a newspaper. = @ay afternoon with Kerr and sevy-' Illinois to receive such license. The , State Church in Eust St. Louis. oe arper oy s Ree mony gs re pe we gree Wy aretate Figure at Once Recognized eSes SRG BPOM: Im Caner) aie a o . : | , , 4 4 . - . . Pm “7 . | ‘ a? . } eae ‘e - , ; ai z- ‘ >) yb ls ° . 4 2 . e o ————————eeEeEeEeEeEeueeee “ LS Son eral of his relatives, according to his General Conference last May granted A special session of the East $ Expected to Cost $2000. ‘oe The rate of growth of Wash 7 ’ er came frolicking Forest Nymphs (La- ee Lg Rrra, 5 a He had no more than vanished, | ¢lede, Pontiac and Soulard play- Knave Wolf, appeared and @anced ° 4 a ORES RESUME WINTER HOURS — aunt, Mrs. W. J. Kerr, 268 North | district conferences t! right to li- Louis District Conference wil! be , This is the third outing of the kind ll ad ie en ohicdieas 7. ' at ' Thirty-second Be East St. Louis, cense women as preachers. held Sept. 16, at Edwuarasvilie, t held by the Rotarians and is Sider greg ngs Abe oh Herons =, the | when wanceree in and out of the crounds), a whole forest of fairies and set the chickens In gra ndyvéeth - who owned the automobile and with After taking a four-year course as | examine two young women who seek ¢€d to cost about $2000 ee rae cate: ae er 4a i SeOeF geen ni agure bet once recoge- with the tiniest Queen (Fairground | er ‘a coop free and fr ightened? Wren whom Kerr lived, and who said that local-preachers, they can be ordained | licefise as local preachers. They are Col. McFarland. commandant at ty tS es ae a Pesce sll pos aan Posty Hood” om and Yeatman playgrounds), and/ the Mischievous Elves to flight. they aeociated Retailers. The closing Kerr was taking Miss Tingley to the fo. full pastoral work. As local; Miss May Paul of Alton and Miss Jefferson Barracks, had granted the that of Jackson, for the purpose of | pe 3 Ses me a ie pei ae bt and Rainbows {Shaw and Franz play- were clearing the forest #0 ve ime will be 6:30 p. m. instead of B- . home of her sister at the time of the | preachers they may perfofn niare- Mary Olive of Edwardsville. evan- request of the Rotarians to send the showing that Jackson did not ren- Ns me ania eee’ ‘ a) : oe AC ui. ‘ ‘ . . . . ~ ~_ hel : ’ . hrough July and August. If is eX. 4 ing dragged 50 feet. Miss rinsley | “But by listening on Proske’s one had something for 1¢ SOT Ss xpcns¢ ccoul kiives sre ak " rom Forest. é oor ase f na . wo ee r gh ' band at the outing sande , . Le, ° 5 , ; rrandmothers books havé painted ; ie Pasen ew rn a ad ars + 7 One ef thé accounts was that f —~ ' pa we ; e an other's sto ~ a _ —. ow *« ° es : ,* ‘ / > - . 4 4 a? « ** U, ‘ =S Sé . ré S Aad « . ; 2 » ‘ Ss r| continued next summer, with per- : on their heads. Both suffered frac-+thing that was said. Mr. Caméron | Webster came oui with a 100-pound |, ppearing at public hearings and be- | Webste1 This is the ne ws whe ame across her patch and danced, |Sneaking from the forest, came the made x nose " cm e Grin : ; sley ‘er - , . ’ , a « > .* A. 3 ¢ = -Dbster. 1S 1s e er “hie me: ’ ' . , : ' aps some changes in the list of tured skulls. Miss Tinsley never re-(| -.me in once and listened at the!sack, about all he could lift. He A OM gh 8 Barencay por | We | | a 10 | snd she chased them. Butterflies flit. | Mischievous Elves (Carnegie and olf devoured grandmother. G ‘ticipatl gained consciousness , .’ * » 4 Ngee a ts BES fore improvement organizations in| has been missing since the burglary, : mothers are too good to be cal - ores participating. 2 7 . dictaphone. I don't remember / threw it in my car and we drove to behalf of the measure ‘ hic] 1i1 to J ka ted out of the wood and back again lL.vyon playgrounds) and the Forest | . , a ¥," , e . ¥ , ‘ > +t fF. > . " ¢ va) Yr 4 . ss ‘ ) > . first . . Sl e , vy The stores will close at 1 p. m. on whether he listened at the telephone; Cameron's house, 4111 Shenandoah * coabciee in which, accoraing ackKson ‘ iby *Knave Wolf and grandm er Labor difficulties and negotia-' was an accomplice. flowers appeared all about. Who did Nymphs and io airie 7} and Rainbows, Labor day, next Monday. The last Six Injured in Four Automobile Ac-) or not Picker made the telephone) avenue. uri ike’? included in? | slipped out the door while the, Fatry . ons ” yr strike a oi be ic ’ ; , abe : ~ eed athn. Scat gD a «ag Mens 2 08 a Jackson's expense account for Jan- | ¢nildren of the Carr, Columbus, Mul- | Fairy Queen, who remained to. see Winter hours were resumed yvester- ay in the stores affillated with the not forget at » & ams were | Scattered to safety. . xce ) two years they have been cloeed all | cidents in Day. extension for me. I paid him $14.75| James Adkins, treasurer for the anes? mannii Sb Satis seeerebhenel oO te ate ps Mego the | Queen quickly latehed the door io day, but it has been concinuded that 7 James Burke and Edward Ryan, for this, and over $100 for the dic- ‘receiver of the United Railways Co. "Mahe pete eaeainiehe teh, + back and hips when thrown from the hall cleaning up at 615 when Monday. of Supt. Cameron was then related var ~ " net year ag. = streealoing t , on automobile driven by Fred Miller! Proske would bring in the petitions. Testimony of Adkins. and Adkins said he hnd not known §. — = nes ee ee ature Buaree enh ane ise > #£of 18380 South Fourteenth stref? in| I had men go in and talk to Heil-, Adkins’ testimony showed, from Jackson, but learned by inquiry that wen ae sah on so Fr eye fade in the cup; Aste o 3 : collision wee an Peerage wee man about employment to become | ithe company's records, that McCul-!he was employed as an inspector. BP eng AE gage ace, ane os I regelar > by George Pappagian as, 36, 4723 familiar with the place. | loc h‘ waa\chairman of a committee Directors’ Moctine| Described. mi | ! *t w he passa g o ee er ; Newberry terrace, at Fifteenth and “There were three Chicago safe! named by the United RPiwavs di- Attorney Cullen of the defense re “ge cata 4) ordinance in April, aa Locust streets. Pappagianias was breakers whom Cameron arranged rectors in 1917 to handle the mill tried to get Adkins to testify that ash , , re cut and bruised and one of his care for me to meet. Cameron told me!tax situatfon. It also showed the!the compromise ordinance was pre- sete Boi: ge Sein pd ar a gn) a our favorite brand is here “2 lacerated. , oid _ they would telf4me they were sent by| payment of $25,000 each to Charles. pared in conferences between Mayor vapnpmry? oe Se eee porns Wee. 4 fonrad’s “Sella-for- 4 ¢ Joseph Wallace, 1023 North Thir- the Mayor and Aldermen and that!a | Houts and Thomas M. Pierce.’ Kiel and City Counsellor Daues and — laste = Oe ee meeny” prices, put for the aN teenth street, was cut on the head | should pay them $500. | -: lawytrs, for work done in behalf of the representatives of the company. bre ee tei foe => Seon apewe, For ‘ ure Sun- 4, and suffered injury to his left hip They met me in that way and I the compromise ordinances MeceCul- : Fle was not permitted to state this 7 — apt ents td wie ong : ' ’ rder of itnesses Changec Palace thine, ib EB - > when thrown from — automobile | gave them the money. They fol- | loch approving these payments; and jas he had no personal knowledge of The State’s wi ails ae ee 300 size. » driven by Lawrence O’Brien, 1836 lowed Proske around. '$500@to another lawyer. John FE. it eretgmagr race ape dR ear | na, very Bpecial, doz.. m; Cass avenue, in collision with an au- “I learned that the petitions ‘were Turner. for work for the compro- (ulien brought the fact that , Sard ve . Gitrerens order from that ; oy : : , which the Circuit Attorney at pe a @ 0 K - , tomobile of Tony Scheer, 37538 Mag (in the wall sife and the Chicago men/| mise. Houts and Pieres aid ini John C. Roberts, a shoe manufac- :- oe. woe ae p Labels a | nolia avenue, at Broadw ay and tried to open it by turning, they toid) preparing the ordinance and iNn.turer and owner of the St Louis ae nvenns | a+ ee “¢ all etchu , , 4 : an a ae OF a — a _e ickson, foYlowing the arg . jarge 16-ounce bottle: s Chouteau avenue. me, but the « om bination did not | public hearings in its behalf. while |star’ who was then a director of the ms re y $ O py ~ i gum nt : jare@ular 36c wine........... ia 9 work. ‘I told McCulloch the men! Turner’s only service was in appear-j|U'nited Railwavs. was present atthe QO : “- ” é =“ motion to ‘strike | Notw ithatandine the recent advance L pr ice by the manufacturers of this high- grade line ‘oft /could not get the safe open and he |ing Ci tebe. Aeameteshant man: | ys, | ‘ out L. . Proske’'s testimony. But [oile : ' ill ‘fer . | : I " Ce | 1} va RER TELLS : there she Vv _ ¢ is ‘an- : ING ' King 12c ‘ ' them away fran Proske and | The s ia adolt hed ae the es fran salary but their fees of $20 a meet- an electric drill belonging to Klages liand | Bee; black: ibe bettie. a. P ™ others, and getting away in a ma- | © Chicago men disappeared.|chise ordiffiance signed by Mayor ing The State tried to bring out ia borrowed by William Ems, who (Regular Price, $14.00) sets, etc.9 (Regular Price, $9.4 ®) — x, , Petty told me he could get men to! Kiel, April 10, 1918, and a lesser tax | “en : [eo Pere ae ee ee Hand Mirrors .. $. 4.40 4 chine. That was May 7. IT said IT had M) , I ‘ “the amount of McCulloch's salary ‘later tried to use it in opening the (Regular Price. $8.00) This is an unustial oppor Hair Brushes. ee Toto ‘ . do the job and I said there would be! arnings was substitute ; : MI five men and that it would cost $50 I-s100 j , uld jon earning as subs itu ed. Chis to show his interest in the matter, safe containing the petitions. The Hand Mi rrors : $4.50 tunity to anticipate Christ : ‘for each, and he said go ahead. , | pn if. | was the ordinance against which the! hut Judge Patterson sustained an! electrie drill was carelessly left at (Regular Price 96.09) mas gifts in these articles (Regulat Price, $6.00) * ' 3. *e . / g : . shwLbaee .. ae bond os ; . . ‘ is . : °° ae 4 = ‘ ‘ nn ‘ “After the conversation, about | F Kerwin SSNS to 6ee mes and | referé ndum move ment was directed, cbjection, saying it did not appear the scene of the robbery. and was and to complete vour wun ’ Hair Brushes .*. May A had three men look over 'T showed him $500. Petty said to|and the stolen petitions were the in- . ‘ould he ; “* : > ; . mj — | ; a ee be Ang . pay him $50 and gave me three $20,struments of attack on the “di that McCulloch woun ave lost his the first clew leading to the present finished sets. We are sure (Regular Price, $5.00) a “4 te 9 ihe tender, | the building at 615 Chestnut veteg pare # pic ps for security dl i | . ce ore’! job if the committee had failed in prosecution. *e. i | such ‘a sale will nof oceur mp. : where the petitions were kept, to see | © eee eer © $ RanS its purpose ' ; T ar * : $2 they souk take the petitions away “That was June 13, 2918. Kerwin! Company's Records Read. sApthe ' Drill Exhibited to Jury. " vat \ oe again. The popular ) Dy | . ’ * . = A ‘, . 4 e*y Proské as he came there from said Ems would help him. Webster| Adkins was pefmitted to-read the ‘ Ra ry pattern is ine uded Ware Chestnut. ,went down and they made arrange-j|records of the appointment of the | : 2 | \\s Sie ohehe ele “f got the three men on Market | ‘ments to go there that night. We!committee. May 22, 1917. with Me- method o stanton nspectors on ts scribed its use to the jury, without, > _— \\ matere pg $4.73 ; > “4 ¢ Yr ¢ » ‘ | iy ‘and everythi at one time by number and at an- the order forbidding witnesses - to Dressing Combs +50 . $2.00 — er eee (Regular Price, $4.00) . oe PM yacteor idenfified the dictaphone| erwin and ims ey opened the/ full power any and everything | | . e ‘Regular Price, $2.50) ‘Regular Price, safe. I went down there. Ems was/and employ such persons as in their ' other time by name. Some inspec- listen to the testimony, Ems and FE. | Dressing (Combs . 1.20 Memoir Ptleed@ $1.04 Hair Receivers & Comb Boxes, tors were known by initials and not'c. Kerwin, with whom he did the; (Regular Price, ‘$1. 50) (Regular Price, $1.36) (Regular Price, $3.35) ad. e bought from F. C. Picker, mb _~ i very contrary.and wanted his money.|judgment may be necessary to ef- lbs. tor } ) Bee - phed pf mam ae I gave him $150 and he demanded|fect the purpose for which it was by names, he said job under Jackson a direction, are) va of Petty, the janitor. He also| $25 more for the work the night be-/| appointed.” | Expense Accounts Réad. witnesses not yet heard. | ' old of having Proske'’s telephone fore, I paid it. Adkins then showed from the The main duty_of inspectors, he/| CREPES | ! bp “T gave Pope $10 and told him to|company’s recorda the payment of/ said, was to check up conductors.; Panama “Traffic ‘Records Broken. , rd ve An 4 “Cameron Listened.” go out and have a good time and not/ $25,000 to Charles A. Houts, former | The expense accounts of inspectors; PANAMA, Sept. 2.-—-All traffic (@ 51 7-519 ( live S — “The men asked for advanceyscome back and he didn't. United States District Attofney at! were approved by Cameron.® The records since the opening of the a , | 3 and I refused to give them! . “I told them to do the job the/St. Louis,"May 10, 1918, for his |-original/expense accounts of the in-| Panama Canal were broken during rape -§ Jackson then told how he morning of the 15th. I gave Web-/services in connection with prepara- | spectors, for the early months of'the month of August. Three hun- them. tion and promotion of the compro-' 1918, were identified. The expense dred ships passed through the water- } out gemimon bills to’ ster $325 to giv nana Corley. 4 said hoe “Next morni e telephone bell mise franchise ordinunce and for accounts were then read, including way, the tolls being $936,209. Se Oe eee on Ie Ser Tet yt ey eae ane mm Ce ed ~

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>| . ' , . * ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH the Carr Playgrounds; Woodcutter| which defeated Gamble Playground, | 9 FOR CHILDREN 'was Edward Kieiber, a director at| 9 to 6. | | AT MUNICIPAL THEATER (| the Laclede Playground; Grandmoth-. Athletic Contests. | tinued From Preceat _ jer was Miss Lilian Harrison, @ direc- The Riddick Playground, with 16) wand tor at the Gamble Playground, wo points, won the Playground Festival | a she came gayly from the for- : ; ion; that Faivy and knocked at Sundaibther'e| nee wis matbecine ; Brady. 8, of | athletic meet, which began at 1:30 - It opemed ana out stepped | yeatman Square, and that Peter Rab-/ Pp. m. yesterday. The Gamble and| admother—not the rea! grand-! hi was Peter Goode, 11, of Fair-|; Lyon Playgrounds tied for second) her, for Knave Wolf had put on ground. place with 15 points, ana Fairground | ndmother’s clothes, and though It was announced yesterday that a| was fourth with 14. | -.4i%@ Traveling —_ = a , pile Red Riding Hood exclaimed *cycie of 10 pantomimes similar to| The feature of the meet was the) ; \ the size of ndmother’s ears and! yittie Red Riding Hood would be) relay race, the last event, which was ends, still she thought that Knave! created, to be given one a year and| won by the Fairground team. The was grandmother. ‘repeated each 10 years, so that chil- | runners gf the winning team and the | “at was not until she said, “My, | dren who once participated in any| Lyon Playground were running al-, fendmother, what big teeth you! oné, later would be able to view that; most neck 96 os during the en- “ that she saw that the grand-| one as spectators. tire race, the Fairground runner) her Was not grandmother, but| Early in the day the children had! nosing out his opponent et the end./@ $3750 Black Crepe co $5.00 Brows ) ‘ |The Pontiac te was third sea ther Fiber ve Wolf, for he sprang .at her.| engaged in athletic contests and, 6 rontiac team 8 ra, Gladstone - I ee oF | A we Red Riding Hood ran, but she| games at the cricket grounds in the; There was difficulty in keeping BIB si cd wccqoe | 850.00 Leather 4+ =e @nd Knave Wolf was about to; park. Twenty-three shelter tents,| the enthusiastic spectators off the $10.00 Dupont Gladstone . | her, when the real grandmoth-/ one for each of the playgrounds, had| field during the athletic events, the’ Oxford Bags.......... , ' th B B = "Came back and screamed so loudly; been erected. About 250 children| services of park policemen being a cer cese ste oe®’ . 500 Silk Hand Mat Woodoutter, with his big ax,| assembled at each tent and the! necessary on several occasions to aid | nee Leather Walres Grain. Bags, $6, $7 ruffing back and chased! grownups who accompanied them) the fleld directors in. clearing from | ia ea O cea anie y wae ve Wolf away. Soon he returned} with luncheons made an attendance,! the field children who were excitedly Bag......-+++s , —_tT th Knave Wolf's skin and grand-| which, in. spite of frequent rain| cheering the teams from their re-' $25.00 Brown Leather, all epecial.i +... mother and Little Red Riding Hood | showers, approached the expected! spective playgrounds. | nee O $20.00 Fiber ioe SBA the nave Wolf never ooo ee ae ee tee tha na | ,-00 Fur-Trimmed Suits . Embrotdered Sutts Braided Suits Self-Trimmed Suits ** Tatlormades’ , = of Duvet de Laine Yalama Wool Velour . Broadcloth Tricotine E are especially proud of our Suit collection at this i price. It provides the exceptional in value, the ultra in Style, the superlative in quality and variety. EY | ) There are handsome Suits for the matron, unusual nov- * OE Sales Suits at $45 elties for the miss, and plenty of refined tailored types iden- mig bre tified by precise workmanship. ‘ Women’s Brogue Oxfords Z of On SG eet tt Chess 4 + tt Pe Tl eee rt ere PS Se fees TIT eStttirititt iittala Oy Stitt tty , weaeee STrrrrittel’*- e+ Ae) mm 8s. erer eee See ceee eet ee wets se Saraseee ses tees eeee- se asereeeeeeece pee eee rr try ft aw eee es eeeeerses oot eevee-s® eter os eeeere*’ seer eee Serer seer’ oe?" seeeees Beeeeeeeeer CC i ee IOP le, =f Bee ee oer Lee 5) —————s—s—s—i—(“(“(“‘(“‘“(é‘é‘és iil, aig mp eee ee ee ee eee eeecet ee garetts ease eee ceenn* ee tee i eeeet Petter tttittities (eee s geet tT ese . secrete Sete “* eeeeet* coat ** sere Te een et ibtesiestze sete: > peasseecoeese® oS ee ows. Caeser 3} _4, aaa -sertes ee Misti oo @tsee eee SST TT ete eengerters* -eeeere eeee ee eee veer Soe ee? A, See 2 ee Fw oc tee rer e® *. > TTllieeee ¢ @ © © g 3} _ ae eee eee -ene® weer ee eet O es Lee eeeterere. seer oT lee ere eteceeeere* eeaneee** = A Sale of $6 to $8.50 New Autumn The one best bet for early Fall wear. Model illustrated of genuine tan calf, — ene oy, Beware leather heels, effectively perforated wing tip and vamp. so 11%-inc uban heel models, with plain tip, in t kid. All sizes 2 to 8, AA to D. r oe Tey ee 2 ae | Wool Hose in Complete Variety, $2.25 to $5.00 | First Subway Sale for Fall—Of fering Positive 9 ' , $7 Women’s Fall Boots fa >> Tan Calf Boots! & VW) the styles— rent they are And fe Brown Kid Boots! Black Kid Boots! Cuban, Military or Louis Heels/ Just think of buying positive $7 Boots for $5.8« at th start of the season, and all sizes in every nthe oy and eae antee of satisfaction, too. Plain and perforated tip patterns, as well as extreme Brogue ideas, with wing tips. ’ : DO) ee : ———-.. 3 ‘4 ¥ ’ - Verde > te th F " * Pe rt me a pen : \ , ae eae ¥ . a) - Second Floor. /~ ae al r r . r> « belt vn en oe " ta. a nds OMELET Ae peg sen SIRT 8 DREN, SMPTE TENET! St MeNE™ 86 —— ono——10n 0 sor 0 hor ono e—aonoe—S0n1c 2010 0 0 0 0 0 ee IOLICN . | ° an | | OWEN e eras eran eae . S. $ own best recommendation. Modifica- themes. Of assured correctness and 2 aah + Naat” 5 ab oad fabrics in Fashion’s finer ' XY SA SAU GA Oe Ne. ? governs the entire display. Decorated New Fall Skirts Accordion and Box Plaited Specially Priced ie Fall’s new favorite Skirts—just received. - Distin- guished types favoring veloyr plaid as the dominant fabric. Featuring box and accordion plaited models in delightful new effects and colorings. Smartly hand-tai- lored. Smartest New cA GA ——_ ee ntation of exceptionally interesting new asterly finish and authenticity of mode. and silvertones — in t tailored, straightline skirts, tight shoul- ro New Fall Hats ee ee eS eS SS OD OS Se es Se ee ee ee - ‘Featured for Friday and Saturday, the most © unusual Hats we have seen in many a season. ' Made of best quality of Panne and Lyons velvet. f Showing about fifteen different shapes (one illustrated). 4 \y , Henna Black Brown | | Beaver Ph - easant Very Attractive Hats Taupe All Colors $5 $7.50 Worth at least $15. oe ee e ee Attractively trimmed. oe SR: PY Fe, Wee Nae > Nin > Eten > Noh + “Rete 9 “ene 2 Neat + Neak'> Nena» Nast, > Ranh, > Neath. > eet» “Rant, Rene, > Wham. + eek o Nee rs anette a... . - . bol #% ¥ ee ¢ . eed Lee ou es. 7 ra e ¢ Ph ts » iy. ~~» « * a ———————- = + — - > ap 3 “ae. > “hbk. 2 Nba" > aA 2 NAR 2 Wk 2 Nhe” o “Uhhh” s Dae O Saeko “eae”. Gnd.” s When 4 hee” 2s ae C alan eh tel — — Ha Eighteen-inch ural wavy; first colors, including A Little S; As the Summe tain values forward-looking value is this sm in models that | The woman wht a beautifully m tremely low pri - At] ANYTHING as di mussed and even picked up and looke number of silk and ¢ this reason. | At $7 A little group of pin velope Suits is marke These have shadow la At $' Satin Camisoles are | ‘a sheer blouse. The net and ribbons and ar . At $ Nightgowns of whi . med effectively with and shirring. The pri « At $ White hainsook ¢ med with lace, embr insets; are good value Sturdy’ Who Have a WALKING back and playing Sturdy, well-made Children’s Shoe & Like Dad's She come in dull r - gkin or tan calfski comfortable and the best mat ,

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I ee a i ak eal se aera i aad “Per SI Or wor — Rion on — - a . } pe vn THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_——— —_——_—— wee ee ee ee —_—— -_ + —--« ~ - ———— er i ee TIX. BAER & FULLER ' GRAND-LEADER Me Satin Rules in the Land of Frocks [mportant ! Excellent Values at $39.75, $45 and $59.75 NRE : I ‘O be draped in soft, rich folds of Satin A Little Space to Tell of Big Reductions is to be becomingly gowned this We Are Making on | i Autumn. Sweeping and gracious does it 40 Silk Suits ;| appear at tea and dinner tables, trig and | practical-at less formal occasions. AS the Summer season nears its end there are cer- tain values in apparel that are offered that the forward-looking shopper is interested in. Such a value is this small group of fine Suits made of silk, in models that are good for more than one season. The woman who has wanted a Silk Suit may select a beautifully made model from this lot at an ex- tremely low price. Just 40—ghoose early. At D5 silk or Wool Sweaters Greatly Reduced REVIOUS to its removal to the new Sports Apparel Section on the Third Floor, the Sweater De- partment is holding a sale of all odds and ends in Sweaters. This will be the final reduction sale. It is in such sales as this that re- markably good values may be found. ro pure fiber Silk Sweaters in slip-on stvle,evith belt and pockets, ‘in turquoise, orange and white— reduced to $10.00 3 imported Wool Sweaters, made in slip-on style, in sport stripes, with sash—reduced to $12.50 to Mohair Shetland Slip-on Sweaters with sash and pockets— reduced to $7.50 25 Slip-on Sleeveless Sweaters of wool, in fancy weaves—reduced to | $2.00 Misses’ Slip-on Zephyr Wool Sweaters in fancy weaves, shown in all colors—reduced to $4.50 (Second Floor.) Silk and Cotton Lingerie | At Much Lower Prices NYTHING as delicate as Lingerie is bound to become mussed and even soiled when it is displayed on tables and picked up and looked at constantly. This has happened to a number of silk and cotton pieces. We have reduced them for this reason. At $2.00 A little group of pink crepe de chine en- velope Suits is marked at a lower price. These have shadow lace yokes and ribbon At $1.00 Satin Camisoles are always suitable under ‘a sheer blouse. These are trimmed with net and ribbons and are specially priced. At $1.25. tgowns of white nainsodk are trim- eeenivety with Val. lace, embroidery shirring. The price is much lower than | At $1.25 White nainsook envelope Suits, trim- tpg lace, ve ming ope and medallion ; are good values at this price. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ _ — oe estes The September Victor Records —offer some splendid popular dance records and of classical songs and a very interesting selections. Our Information Bureas will y (Fourth Floor.) Hair Braids, $3.98 Eighteen-inch wavy Hair Braids, made of nat- ural wavy, first quality hair, in an assortment of colors, including gray. a ME “Style Without Extravagance” 9 any desired information concerning records or (Third Floor.) rume “ st pts. Advice About Fall Fashions . THAT has an interesting sound, hasn’t it? The ad- vice is the valuable kind that can be followed. Miss Riggs, the McCall Pattern Expert, knows all about the new styles. She will assist you in selecting — Patterns from the McCall all Fashion Sheet. (Second Floor.) h Waists Models 96.98 Wes Neem" ee” — ia Peeters By Ch CU ee ee “¢ - 4 . ’ 4 . gee 3 ME may s d s . ? e, - ae oe a3 ag veh og law oP? «, — Pot Uae Cee es $54 »° AY FF SD. ne £3. ° F higher-priced Blouses. menticness. Big, sheer a or stunningly plain y of models and color- Had You Realized It? Autumn Hats Are Priced at Q ar —- — ‘ t.% «@ 7 a o - ~ *. . . : ro Bee oe For the “about. town” frock to slip into when Summer things have become passe—our -show- ing at the prices quoted is exceedingly inter- . esting. sete. Bisque! Here is one which is smartly tailored and turns to frills only when it plaits the apron tunics (which it wears on the sides)—there a lustrous navy affair finds just the correct amount of trimming in groups of cords—and over here a bit of embroidered Georgette, or a + Fg oor . » . » 4 lace vest in turn, make splendid frocks, in navy, sa ee Lit saad on : e black, brown and taupe. Every Dress claims i Wa effectiveness of line and material, and more than that—the purchasing price is very advan- tageous. Stamped Pieces To Be Embroidered 59c At this special price we are offering Pillow Tops, Scarfs measuring 18x48 inches, and Centerpieces 36 inches in diameter. These are stamped in conventional designs, on tan art cloth of a good quality. (Second Floor and Sixth Street Highway—Main Floor.) Extraordinary Sale of Wool Goods MILL remnants and full pieces from America’s leading wool textile manufacturers . have been obtained for this selling. They represent the finest -weaves in new wool materials. In some instances there are imperfections in a length of goods. This does not impair the wearing quality, but requires care in cutting. Specials on the Second Floor Navy blue fabrics are always in demand. The items enumerated have special merit, and are highly recommended, in full pieces. 44-inch French all-wool dress Serge, $2.48 yard 48-inch imported all-wool Gabardine, . $4.39 yard 54-inch English Tailors’ best suiting Serge, Coating Remnants, $5.98 Yard y These are some of our highest quality coatings. There are about 200 patterns in tiie lot, in lengths up to § yards. 54 inches wide. ; oe Specials on the Main Floor ‘‘Squares”’ At $1.25 Each At $2.98 Yard At $3.98 Yard Short lengths of Peach- Finest Coatings, Suitings Mill Oe F od Poa | bloom, Duvetyn, Tricotine, and Dress Fabrics, represent- Duvet de Chatoyant, etc. The lengths ing extraordinary values. Veldyn, Duvetyn, Sane are convenient for millinery These come in lengths from tine and other or trimmings, and many of the All are 54 ranging in length from’r% to , 5 yards; 54 inches eo - pieces match; 54 inches wide. (Sixth Street Highway.) (Square 9.) Dresses N° doubt you supposed such a purchase were pos-ie¢ sible—but unless you have seen them you could not appreciate the dashing becomingness and the splendid quality of these Hats. As diverse as the types of people who will be wanting them are these Hats. Panne velvet, ostrich trimmed, velvet and brocade combinations, duvetyn-yarn trimmed—only start the interesting story of these value and style giving Autumn Hats. ss Week. > Nee. 2 Naka 2 aan” aa 2 i. 2 hhh. 9 Nina Wh. nn o Wank" a “wat” 2s Waa, All sizes are represented. (Third Floor.) (Third Floor.) The Bulletin of New Blouses Quotes Prices at $10, $12.50 and $16.50 IS Autumn artistry has contrived miraculously in the way of Blouses. Daily we take from their wrappings, Blouse conceits of prepossessing charm. Three you'll want to know about are— The ones at $zo—Blouses of Georgette, trim- med in ecru net, made with a long vestee, col- lar and cuffs embroidered and trimmed in Val. lace. Navy, brown, black and bisque are the colors.in which they are found. pac ree a8 BSS ss aris SIRES. tas ee é ~ . ‘2 ." > y. - > » - : 7 2 - " — co | 9 . . _ 7 eft " wk ° ? Ze M4 s ; \, ‘ ee Be ; . — ‘ ; ’ =. * » ‘ , : “ . - ‘ . - 7 7 — , “ ~ NM : z b) Jay ray > 54-inch Freach all-wool Serge, . $3.19 yard 54-inch heavy all-wool Serge, ) $3.19 yard j j j j i | f Those at $12.50 are of Georgette, made in ° semi-tailored fashion. The body of the Blouse is lined with chiffon, and there is a full-length vesteg, high collar and turn-back cuffs of beige chiffon, trimmed with Val. lace. These are very smart suit Blouses. : . gust recejved. Distin- id as the dominant rdion coe models in gs. And at $16.50 we have received a dozen new styles. One especially attractive combines . Georgette and real lace with embroidered net, for vest, collar and cuffs. t to § yards. martly hand-tai- inches wide. » Suits | : ' & 4 ~ . (Third Floor.) 3 The September Sale of Japanese China Housewares Curtains and Rugs LARGE assortment of Washtubs, 98c Japanese China, blue dragon iin ai : aaa dal PEOPLE are not putting it off this season, but are coming right down and buying the design. Included are:. : Beant od oy 24 gy — Curtains and Rugs that we Have marked at special priced. Both the Curtains and the ; Rugs are occupying new locations on the Sixth Floor. Tomorrow we feature special offer- Plates, rsc to 50c Clothes Hampers ings in Curtain materials. At 50c Yard Sauce Dishes, Isc Made of good quality basket At $1.35 Yard Drapery Cretonnes in many different patterns Coup Soups, 25c See One Cemnere, seth splint, with hinge covers. omail size, Highly mercerized Sunfast Madras in striped designs. Suitable for use in any room in the | and colorings. Practical for overdraperies, fur- niture slipcovers and many other usages. Sugar and Cream Sets, 75C .« Medium size, home. | 7 Bakers, $71.25 Casseroles, $2.50 Large size, Z Outdoor Clothes Dryers opaque Window Shades, mounted on good Sunfast Madras in colors to harmonize with a a oe actically any decorative scheme. This is 36 Sauce Boats, $1.25 The “Maulton” revolving style r ine wide, and is perfect in every way. Teapots, 95¢ Meat Dishes, $7.25 to $1.75 Dryers which fold like an um- brella. At 59c Yard ; Filet Curtain N a conventional in wit corvies. — ‘Srl Pos ay ky | _ >. *s ms re wo + re gee eos | ' . .. Polishing Mop and Oil, | 79¢ Well-padded, triangular Mops for hardwood floors, complete with one bottle of polish. These Mops clean as they polish. Oven Dryers, 59c¢ | For drying fruits and vege- tables in your own gas oven. A practical way to preserve foods. Economy Fruit Jars Made of clear glass, with air- suction caps. staf Pints, $r.r0 dozen Quarts, $1.25 dozen Individual Canning Racks, 6 for 29c — These’ are made of wire, and | will fit/any size fruit jar. | Np seen ee eS Le FO ee ee ae Oil uality spring roller. Size 9 feet by 36 inches. At 35c Yard Mercerized Marquisette, of splendid quality, in | white, ivory and beige; 36 inches wide. ‘This ma- | terial is free from imperfections and comes in | full bolts. 4-Yard-Wide Linoleum, $1.29 Square Yard —— Glassware 18-Piece Table Set, $11.95 "THESE pieces are of beau- tifully clear optic glass, with light cutting in a wreath design. Each set includes | Six Goblets — its 3 Water Pails, 49c Fourteen-quart size; made of | galvanized iron. Aluminum Teakettles, | $2.49 These are of heavy. quality, (Fifth Floor.) With roo-ft. clothesline, $7.95 With rso-ft. clothesline, $8.95 ivory and beige. 1 give excellent service. (New Leocation—@izth Floor.) Royal Wilton Rugs, $110.00 Se ; ’ (Second Floor.) * Sturdy Shoes for Children % Who Have a Way of Wearing Them Out WALKING back and forth from school and running around vi and playing—mothers know what it does to little Shoes. | Sturdy, well-made Shoes, built for service, are the kind the ' Children’s Shoe Section shows. ' Like Dad’s Shoes for boys '. come in dull gunmetal calf- _ skin or tan calfskin—they are ' comfortable and are made of _ the best materials. All sizes, a $6.50 to $9.50 Kewpie Twin Shoes and nature shape Shoes are best for growing feet. These are made so that no tacks or thread come in contact with the child's foot. They are in tan calf or etal, in lace or button styles. Prices, $4.25 to $7.50 (Main Floor.) Drey Everseal Fruit Jars With glass lids and _ spring clamps. Complete with rub- bers. Pints Quarts, Washboards, 59c The “Universal,” exceptionally large size, with zinc rubbing sur- face. The National Aluminum Steam Pressure Cooker and Canner Six Champagne Glasses Six Iced Tea Glasses 7-Pc. Iced Tea Sets, $3.95 Sets are made up of a covered iced tea pitcher and six glasses, showing light cut floral designs. Iced Tea Glasses, 6 for 85c Colonial style Glasses, made of clear, heavy glass. (Fifth Floor.) 89c dozen g98c dozen Notion Specials Basting Cotton, white, 7¢ spgol Spool Cotton, black or white, sc spool Snap Fasteners, white or black, 4c card White and Black Pin Cubes, ' rsc eack Double-Covered Dress Shields, 25C pair Sew-On Supporters, a-strap style, 15C pair Men's Garters in all colors, : , 25¢ pair Embroidered Edgings, 3 - yard eces, (Sixth Street Highway.) than the time ordinarily re- uired. They may also be u or preserving. Several fo may cooked at the same ti ro-qt. size, $25.00 r7-qt size, $30.00 25-qt. size, roc each $40.00 - } : ' ’ ' ’ ; : These will took meats, vege- | ' tables, fruits, etc, in a third less | seamless aluminum, in 5-quart size. Aluminum Saucepans, $1.59 Windsor Saucepans, made of heavy quality aluminum, with black ebony handle and cover; 3-quart size. Old English Floor Waxer and Polisher, $3.50 For hardwood floors. Com- plete with one pound of Old En- glish Floor Wax. Liquid Veneer This is splendid for hardwood floors, woodwork, furniture, au- tomobiles, etc. 4-ounce size, sro r2a-ounce size, 420 Waltke’s Oxydoll Washing Powder, 6 for 47¢ A high-grade Washing Pow- der, for use in wash machines, etc. Buying limit six packages. No mail or telephone orders ac- cepted. » (Fifth Floor.) A most comprehensive show- ing-of block, tile and hardwood patterns, in cork linoleum of the best kind. Rag Rugs, Special, $1.69 Heavy quality Rag Rugs, woven in hit-or-miss fashion, showing various color combina- tions. Size 30x60 inches. Very specially priced. Neenah Fiber Rugs, $22.50 These are conceded to be the best Fiber Rugs obtainable for use in bedrooms or dining rooms. They are shown in «a complete range of light shades, and in dark colorings. — Size gx12. 8.9xz1 Neenah Rugs, doen “Special, $18.94 We are showing an unusually large assortment of designs and colors, in these beautiful Rugs. They are 8.3x10.6 in size. Inlaid Linoleum, $1.95 Square Yard Standard lity Inlaid Lin- oleum, in block, tile and car- pet designs. Suitable for many purposes. Seamless Axminster Rugs, $70.00 Rugs. They are of the heav- — a ons ae Spee & z | CGtew Lecation—Sizth Ficor.)

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RA I NI Se la ae it Ma, cE ay OS NETO Orn & oh ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : G, ag: NeW CHARGE AGAINST ik | | Store Will Close at 1 O’Clock | , ) f Remember the New Store H ours: MAN TO BE TRIED TODAY: : Next Meiibay, Labor Boy Ulf e sia tJ UNMYy 9 to 5:30 Daily; Saturday to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth RoPber Suspect Arrested at 2 Store Hours: 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 O'Clock , * x K 7k * APM. and Identified as One of | Phree in Holdup Last Night. ‘ : ‘ | °® . eoree::| Interesting Autumn News for Friday and Saturday Selling ’ hav’ appeared in the Circuit Court | | = ts trad ne egeaing ona ee | e urgiary, Was arrested . ° a gd oe ep a : 5 _ The Notion Shop Ofters and robbed or tlgang libel ad ZEN XE aon -y figeE: | Vy. am Bi nd De ) QRS : mo) (RC) —= & Noteworthy Savings [Tomorrow in— enue and Delmar boulevard at 11:15 = — pe ~ ue, rosé, mulberry. Some are ! : ; , $5.00, $6.69, $7.95, $9.75 Pr. | gnished with French galloon, oth- well—which makes it very desirable for school and 418: These Portieres arc in amure | ers have figured borders. Ve business wear. Then the models are smartly man- | Fashioned of fine twilled navy serge, on | AA i | and damask weaves, double | moderately priced; pair ef nish, attractively cut and finished. | the modish straight lines, its long waist | ; _ faced, and may be selected in | $18.45 and $27.95 The newly arrived assortment includes these | tops, a side-plaited skirt which flaunts a at! | lei a | New Doubled-Faced . fe: a ee 4 side insert of satin. ‘tales’, \ beaten : ; | models for your choosing. A roll collar model, with | — ‘5 a NN Venetian Portieres | Velvet Portieres, $41.95 1 1 : These handsome Draperies are BLANKET ml ANI / . . , plaited edge d col J LANIALI tucked front and narrow plaited edge around col- ‘a These Porti MARES ae | imi a sgra I forms »p eolls » \e 1ese Portieres have just been made with French edge and are lar, down the front and on the cuffs. A similar mod Purple grosgrain ribbon forms the collar and | | received and are in the newest | shown in various rich colorings. el, with two-in-one collar—having plaiting only | cuffs—and smartly braided, appears down the front | styles of drapery; colorings are | Price, pair $41.95 down front. And a shirt style with high collar and | of the blouse and sides of the skirt corresponding 1 | ' -Drapery Shop—Fourth Floor. turned back cuffs. with this. Purple silk tassels finish a black gros- grain ribbon tie, giving in all a dashing and very Handmade Lingerie Blouses at $5.00 clever appearance. Py A\)\) i : Have Just Arrived RRR 5p ou Ris ivan 2 a . . ; . . . is 1¢ré 18 aiSO a siender sasn oO serge t 4 An attractive model is displayed—of fine batiste, made entirely by hand. : and lovely embroidered batiste -vestee. in 5 I emid/ ay? of Interest It has roll collar, drawnwork and hemstitching in pleasing designs. Your ecru, and the prité is $95.00 Sappho | Football! own lace may be added if desired. 1 . Costume Salon—Third Floor. Fur nishings for the Nur Ssery You Can Save From $1.10 to $3.65 on Each Pair of \ | OR! Sappho! FJ OLD that line! Hold ‘ What memories arise ’ Blouse Shop—Third Foor. , ’ ’ . At mention of thy name! that line! Tis a High Chairs of white enamel— ‘Tiny Costumers for tiny togs, are priced 89.95 and $10.95 of white enamel—priced 83.95 What mysteries devise |. gee tense moment of ex- . . , Clothes Racks, very handy and | Little Play Pens, to keep baby ) At echo of thy fame! | citement on the football field. | - | How interested everyone is. practical, of white enamel— | ¢rom running away—have little HERE is th j : ! y lovely | But it 3 : Sut it is the same at each priced . q $3.95 colored counters on either side— ‘ , ie ' ty 2 . Large Wicker Bed, for the also little denim floorcoverings in This Sale of 4550 Pairs Which Were Made by Nashua Mills D nayriyd j | game every year. Now is oes it still live today | 4), time for the team to he older baby, of white enamel— to keep baby mivtiines Ww; ‘ | priced cay «fT bor 99.98 It represents the largest purchase pf its kind that we have ever attempted, and the hei pelle ng a Lather rg | practicing for the Fall values surpass ‘any seen for many months in Saint Louis. There are three price groups: Saxe ab = . J games. We have all foot- : | This is Just a bit from the | ball necessities in our $ 65 65 ; _. book of charmhing poems by Sporting Goode Shope p y rex Oven (Slassware ° eV. B85 | Robert M. Funkhouser, a St. First Floor. . <) ee a pli EE offers all sorts of Baking Vessels of glass, which will not | We have this book in our Gania 's Giipover Undershirts: erack, neither will the food stick. They are very easily Beck Shoo—Sinth Maes. Pes 7 Ss . ’ . a " i sar to $1.00 e 39c tony cee and ee the food may be served on Although a large part of these Blankets | ket, though some. may slightly mar the ap- | eo: eae ™ children pas: “ts oon ne eRToeererres the e in the fryre will be sold today, the quantity is so large pearance, such as a mismatched border You'd Be Surprised side, so mother brought out a box _ of Jack Straws and at this game Round Deep Casseroles ; Oblong Bread Pans, priced _ r a a ee or pattern. However, a gre P | w Pp that tomorrow will provide a-none-the-less_, F ever, @ great portion of —at the beautiful enlarge. | they amused themselves all after are priced $1 25 to $3.00 $1 00 to $1.75 interesting selection except that ‘some lots the Blankets are pert et in ev ery way. ments vour snapshots will noon, Are your children provided : with some means of amusement Pudding Dishes; deep | Utility Dishes; priced may be missing. Every Blanket is an ex- Many woolnap Blankets are in the sale. make. Just select a few of | ¢,. sush q h i | ays when it is neces. nicath wali PTBe to $1.25 $1.00 to $1.75 ceptional value so that,as long as one re- These are all cotton; the name being a your favorites and let us en- sary for them to remain inside? . | Custard Cups, riced, each mains the sale is worth attending. trade term ; and the surface subjected to large them for you in ouy-— If not, bring them to see our Dee i a teazeling process in the making gives the | Kodak Shop-—-First Floor. new stock of games for kiddies Baking Dishes; oval and and 30c g ae k ; in th shallow; priced 50c to 750 — , Oo enthusiastic were our own Co-work- appearance ol WOOL, e e | Mm tne Bean Pots; priced : Toy Shop-—%Second Floor. Pie Plates ; priced 900 to $1 $1.00 to $1.25 ee ne prego = om oes There are gray, tan, white and plaid | ' Cards | * @ 1at hundreds left orders for Blankets to Blankets in both single, twin and double | URIN | gie, NG the coming — ’ ’ D ‘2 Fore!) Aluminumware—S pecially Priced be delivered as soon as the sale started. bed sizes. | and Winter there wilh | epipry ine a: Percolating Coffee Pots, heavy , ‘‘Windsor’’ Aluminum Ket- _ There are both ‘‘firsts’’ and ‘‘seconds”’ SALE IN THE BASEMENT SHOPS be- | be many of the ever. flies thé little ball! Ont te aluminum, 3-quart size. Spe- tles, <4quart size. Specially in this event, but each pair is plainly | Cause limited space would not permit us popular Card Parties. For goee into a clump of bushes, and cially priced $2.69 | Priced 82.23 marked so that no mistake can be made; | to conduct it in the regular second floor these occasions we have a@ | now the pleasant tramp to recover Sta a, Ceenites you will know exactly what you are buy- shop. Plenty of salespeople and cool, new shipment of Card Table | !t. Did vou ever indulge im thig Aluminum Rice Boiler, inside _ $1.25 ing. The imperfections are so slight as | roomy place to make selection: come Covers already stamped. a. ve psy complete line boiler «wolding 2 quarts. | 3-quart size 81.35 to in no way harm the utility of the Blan- ‘ early tomorrow morning. They come in rose, black and | pa Sportin; eek ~~ cially priced $2.98 4-quart size 81.65 green. te choose rf , Ewhadl sate Hoveefurnishing Shop—Basement. Art Needlework Sho Second Floor. Sporting Scote Shep ‘ Bib ; Y HERE are several noteworthy features about these new Blouses. [Tor one thing, the mate- rial is of excellent quality—it tubs easily and ' ‘ A\\VAN \ Lr | Sad AY \\ \\ ' c . av ' 1) . 5 ' YOR Narva ets WSF 7 -~# ee es i * ‘eee ee eee ee ee ee —— | h i -—- — - ~ of willow. Special S126 Washtu heavy galvanised ‘Retr Gis 7 * ah te wERy « ww . SRP ag, ge “ - oe Ce . . ie : ae ——_ = ~~ * . Pe Le ie thes ~~ —s s

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EO i tn li al Pe mers oe Res steals ttete: 2. Aateideeeshemee Th a . - x \ os LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 2 ze nue THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH tt en ee ee eo en eR NNN BP ae ee eee eee ee le: Se SATE RE EAE, Standard Grade Inlaid Linoleum LS A Ae i A, | ASAT _ SN = = Two yards wide; splendid grade of In- — oe SY eae $3.00, $3. 30, $4.00 and $4, 50 Silks $4. 00 SATIN STRIPE LA JERZ SILKS—in beautiful col- orings; 32 inches wide $3.00 CREPE DE) CHINE: me, blue, black, pink, Nile green, mais, flesh, ivory and white 40-inch $3.50 SATIN STRIPE SILK BROADCLOTH and Tub Silks; 32 and 36 inches wide $4.00 CHIFFON TAFFETAS: navy blue, Autumn brown, taupe, silver gray and tan; yard wide $3.00 WHITE JERSEY SILKS; yard wide $4.00 SILK FOULARDS; 40 inches wide $4.50 RADIUM TAFFETAS, in printed designs; 40 inches $3.00 BLACK DRESS SATINS; yard wide $3.00 NAVY BLUE SATIN MESSALINES; yard wide... (a un @® 4 = =~ oe é x > \S Se — — 7 $6.50 Panel BARGAIN Cartains | Dy Waulainl ‘A lot of 160 beautiful $2 Nottingham Panel Curtains, with wonderful motifs of filet A Panel Curtains 165 in the lot; special-_. lace and trimmed Cluny lace edge mounted on ly priced for Friday’s selling; fou? beautiful fine quality voile and heavy 54:05 patterns to select from, bobbinet; each. in ivory color; each $1.49 Terry Cloth §00 yards, in desirable lengths to 6 yards; many pieces alike; a wonder- ful range of patterns and col- ors ; yard ps th Wi: TTT? ; ; iil iw ne i TTT HT “ he heal +4 thiliy ¥ i Me A) Lt TERT Seek seat © cssie: eth saan Seni e . Tre amaltdiitaaematationee ATT ANY i F = ‘a04 A Big Friday Event—This Advance Sale of NEW FALL SILK PETTICOATS T he result of a big recent purchase at pricesg¢ar below regular market quotations and offered on t® same sav- ing basis in tomorrow’s big sale. For instance: $10.50 Extra-Size Petticoats Fine quality messaline in floral $10.00 Petticoats designs and Made of pussy-willow taf- feta in floral designs, others © of silk Milanese made in changeable straight effects and fancy able "} Hi (Main Floor—Nugents.) nT hill rr. Preah A Sale of Misses’ and Children’s High-Cut School Shoes As Illustrated, at Good - wearing long - wearing Ad Shoes of tan, made sas pall MET SMds iff amit ith — Te iaaakal Matt $6.98 Petticoats | Made of taffeta and messa- line silk with sectional] tucked and pleated flounces, the newest Fall shades and black, elastic Kleinert's Sanitary A — 55¢e Each, ularly $1.00 ong e Gum Rubber San- ; outers in flesh or white, Binal vilog. top and strong nd Keeosat Sh oecinak gunmetal an d vici kid, with good, service- Shoes on com- Sizes ae 4i& $5.00 Petticoats Made of silk ‘jersey, taffe- ta and jersey top with taf- wing Easier— ic Motor to hine of running a Sewing . . away by simply attach- tors both to your machine underfacings, ~\ ‘ar - 7 K . Palen uD Uy€ LES Sale of Women’s $1. 80 Stockings (Seconds ) 1200 pairs in all; seconds from one of the Remnants 1 to 1 Yards 48 to 54 inches wide; beautiful quality, fine all wool, consisting of French’and storm serges, combinations...... Silk Blooomers flounces, fitted and floral designs, double elastic waistband in S8. 75 cuff, reinforced tailored seams, = : = . dortable lasts. $6.98 Blooomers light blue, pink, $3.98 Petticoats 2 a 8% to 2. : : , b aq and meet . Aveie | 7 ; _i = double plastic cuff or pleated silk _flounce, finished with sec- 3 ge! 4 ruffle. In navy, emerald, rose, tion® and pleated ruffle, elastic — Women’s $8, $10 and $11 F 1 7 39c — five dozen and blaek att Uu me ¢ 4.39 and uk- ers’ S . . om es — * nate ng a oOeS Serims; a wonderful as- ; ; irred and tucke: ounces, $6.98 Extra-Size Petticoats ai" Wane ue ake and == These are the newest and most popular Hats for sortment of patterns and ElliAered flounce, finished with ble effects to match the new | Fal. . ~OX&Kkids patent or black kid with gray for school wear; belted ine—are priced $22.50 Leuis or French heels. Assort-| withstand hard wear; velvet Hats, high colored suede eloth Hats with embroidered velvet the bottle 25e Ww i @ & . 9 . of Women’s & Misses’ Stylish- ’ (Fourth Floeor—Nugents.) ' Th “>. | $14.50 Steel Sanitary heavy tubular frame; full coil oxidized | 5) £ surtain Panels— 10n p of Pauels are Filet, ma- 8 to 9 inches in width; i odd windows. Regularly fin- ish > ln ig ors aa : : This extraordinary offering consists of Dresses taken priced, the section 980 nally attractive including rose, mulberry. Some are from our own carefully chosen stocks—garments of style, quality of fabric and excellent workmanship. Models originally priced much more and perhaps the most celebrated makers of Hosiery in Ameri- ea and offered in this great Basement sale $14.50 Mattresses Dependable quality ; double layer felt top and bottom; cot- ton center; roll edge; double wool poplins: and eabar- dines, in good shades, in- cludin g plenty of navy very one that you have admired a few weeks ago may now be had at the following reduced prices: Satins Tattetas | T ricolettes Combinations nished with French galloon, oth- have figured borders. ‘Very Jerately priced; pair $18.45 and $27.95 New Doubled-Faced Velvet Portieres, $41.95 These handsome Draperies are e with French edge and are in various rich colori pair $41.95 Floor. stitched ends: sanitary and blues; restful; will not pack or spread; covered with good ticking; 45- Sil 90) Dieses Gooles? lb. weight; full size..... (Thirg Floor—Nuagents.) 46 to 54 inéhes wide ; ~ fine all-wool tricotine, : @ French and storm serge, | in the wanted midnight blue or black; mill rem- nants of 1 to 8 yards; splendid for children’s 92.21 ( Basement.) thread silk in mock seam soles, toes and Made seamless styles, with double heels. Black avhite, brown and some grays. All sizes from 81% to 10. \Barcain Basement—Nngents.) ~ : 4 of pure D201. $2.50 to $3.75 _— Georgettes Tricotines “LOT NO, 1 Dresses originally priced $39.50... Dresses originally priced $35.00... Dresses originally priced $29.50... Dresses originally priced $25.00... Dresses originally priced $15.00... LOT NO, 2 , : $3.50 Figured Georgette /7 Figured Georgette, in a wide range of good patterns and cdlor — Sl. 59 binations ; (Main F loor—Nugents.) inches Poy $2.00 Table Damask 70 inches wide; extra heavy, in 1% to.3 $I 29 vard Seer (Main Floor—Nugents.) $2.50 Dinner Napkins 18-inch mercerized, =r $2.00 ready for ( Main Floor—N —" : , ; a y use; dozen. $6.95 Cotton Blankets, Pr. Large block patterns of , pink and white, blue and Sct OE" gg gray and (Third Floor—Nugents.) white 55c Pillowcases Made of bleached eotton: size 42x36 inches; each (Third Fleor—Nugents.) $2.45 Sheets Bleached: = 0 ()() size 81x90 (Third r loor—-N ugents.) inches; each.* Cork Linoleum Standard make in heavy quality cuts from full roll ; covers room without seam : block and econventiona! designs ; slight musprint imperfections which will not interfere with its a qualities ; seconds =, = "$1.09 | grade ; aay = | ' G reial Filled Promptly. Olive or Central 3900. - 4; (Third Floor—Negents.) | AS ria 4 x @ cau @ eres Bes Weseerarews. 2.8 " . 2 fw 5 » Setting a New Standard of Values—This Sale of “Langham High” Suits __ The Clothing With a Reputation ‘‘Langham High’’ clothing has a firmly es- tablished re putation for ‘superb tailoring from all-wool fabries and is known in the trade as the finest clothing produced. The Rx materials alone cost from $3.50 to $6.00 a vard ) and the trimmings and labor $21, not figuring a cent of profit or overhead for the maker. These Suits are all regular EE to *55 Values | 4 , But Will Be Sold Friday at the ies t 272 Here Are the Materials Used on These Suits All Wool Blue Serges All Wool Worsted in staple patterns All Wool Flannels in green, brown and bl All Wool Cassimeres All Wool London Homespuns All Wool Staple Scotch Tweeds All Wool Unfinished Worsted (Mate Fieer, Men's Store—Nagents.) Dresses originally priced $45.00... Dresses originally priced $39.50... Dresses originally priced $35.00... Dresses originally priced $29.50.... Dresses originally priced $25.00... LOT NO. 3 Georgette Crepe $1.69 value; 40 inches wide; new shade in light and dark col- ors or black Football! OLD that line! Hold that line! ‘Tis a tense moment of ex- ement on the football field. z0w interested everyone is. ut it is the same at each © every year. Now is time for the team to be for the Fall . . We have all foot- necessities in our size Drewes originally priced $6800...) yp: Dresses originally priced $35.00... | Dresses originally priced $45.00... Sizes for Misses and.Women—Not Every Size in Dresses originally priced $65.00... | Dresses originally priced $39.50... Every Style. My | “4 " 40 inches wide; extra fine quality, in the good shades of navy or light blue, pink, flesh, lavender, sand, sage, green, salmoa, yellow, ne. Deed black ; yard -.. (Dasement.) $3. $3.75 & $4.50 Shirting Silks . Beautiful satin — : de Chines, Empire 81 Broadcloth, Satin Stripe Jersey Gilks/ all with heavy inlaid celored satin stripes; 33 inches | 65e Alu- mins <nuce pans— full 2 qts. | dliimit 1 to ;* a customer) hold 8 jars and are used in wash boil- ers. Very especial $1.05 Mason Fruit Jarse—pints, with porcelain-lined lids; or high-grade or C willow. $3.50 Aluminum Preserving 1.25 W ca Ketties—iarge, 10 quarts; “Bet- | heavy galvanize ty Bright,” heavy $2. 338 ) . ’ $2.25 Bread and Cake 69 white enameled; roll $1.6 ! top style S400 Tents, for ‘Boy fishermen and campers. Very cial 10¢ b ey Toliet Paper=special, rolls. Oe all - white Bathroem Fix- tures — various Ideal Fruit J gallon, with glass lids; Caatre— folding. for pore Vacht 1.69 ) : comfortable | or lawn chairs. Special G0c O’Cedar Polish Oil— 37 236 | l2-oz. Dottie: special Cc Si50 Sprue«- _ tex Fleer Peol- ishing 48 Mops —large size, with adjusta- ble handles. Special, Blankets . Gray wool . ee size; very , fluffy ber. "$4.07 —thoice ... 2 = colors; , 4h

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| ‘8 | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1920. 3 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | "ne later sold it for $8500. | | $60,000,000 bond issue for _— samurai tants wore ex-|PATY HOSPITAL PATIENT | sino oS] BREAKEAST SPECIALS he by Mrs. Halpin to the de-| | Dockery Still, president of the Wom- . fendants Nov. 30, 19 Subsequent- | en's Federation Swift's Premium Ib. 2 LL 10 17. jue | | 8 dJeration. ly she conveyed title to two other | | . any HAD COURT pieces of realty on Chestnut street) | Home-Boiled Ham to the plaintiffs. The latter contend- | «| | Choice Home-Boiled Beef Tongue that the conveyances to them was A- 1 Chipped Beef, Bn dk oad 80c | —for gour player-piano at the direction of their sister, a or the urpose of effe ting | “ ,. , zn Honey Cri Potato Chips. 20c | Bequests to Two NRE Re- — Seve. 1 age an Gauitable | ‘Alexander | Karlander . Jumps | Swift's Sreniom Bacon i NLY three simple - .woked; Two Others Claim py rk se ny In 290 ee ped | From Third Floor Window pte * e5e| marks are needed to , surrenderec ‘ ' P , " f | aa eee —6Uc (y the testatrix to her daughters be-/|ton, an interne, took Karlander into ‘Imported Swiss Cheese $1. 20 , Only Vocalstyle Song Rolls ft _. ss 5 me Oe ge te - » he | djoining the ward to exam- ° No misrepresentation, Ib. ® Plaintiffs, estimated | fore her death die eaager ° P he dy have all these features that “of the realty conveyéd at The plaintiffs alleged that the will ine him. Phe doctor had completed Beautiful Boston Ferns COMPARE MY COFFEE VALUES | show you how to sing. ; BF than $70,000. Miss Catherine| gave to Julia Halpin-realty assessed | his examination and turned to escort | Premium Blend Coffee, pound......... 4Sc The 3 marks make it easy Halpin amed as co-defendant |at $40,000 and to her sister Kate | Karlander back to the ward when he Each tes Coff 4 40c : wb dhe rter~ pin was n : \preniom Santes Coffee, pound....._.. for you to sing Vocalstyle Song with Jul realty valued at $23,000, while Mrs, | heard the crash of the window screen ulfa. * 91% wil] | being knocked out. | | A 8¢ LB. REDUCTION ON BUTTER Roll 11573, “My Isle of Golden . By the decision Julia Halpin loses | Canty received only $1 under the will | °© ye . : . “i 4 re — WITH BEACH pd at ASE OF A | Dreams.” tle to reality at 2205 L%iv@rsity;and Mrs. Boeckmann realty at 5975 aS tancer Sat eune tnpougn the | POUND OF cS > OR TRA | ,& = t.. 2809 North Twenty-second|Cote Brilliante avenue and 3737: st.|Window. He landed’ on a granitoid GRIMM & GORLY Ewe oe wepining Arey $0, Dost Saat | VOCALSTYLE | “Wireet, 1505 Chestnut street, and at/ Ferdinand avenue. ; walk in the hospital grounds and wis 712 WASHINGTON AV. | one of.the best ten —s coffee firms | DEALERS WILL | , Romaine place and Hodiamont ave- Miss Julia Halpin denied that she | 4e4d when aes sacs __.| in the Western count | z EXPLAIN THE * nue. Catherine has to surrender/influenced her mother in any way. | ae” IF a ae | Forbes’ Quality Brand Package Teas...80c | 3 MARKS OF - title to realty at 1517 Chestnut street | She and her sister have appealed to} Women to Aid Road Bonds, “PIANO TUNING Forbes’ Blue Mountain Brand Pkg. Teas. 90c VOC TYLE | Sixtt and, further, she must divide the|the Supreme Court from ’the jury’s| The Missouri Federation of Wom- ]| Expert Work— Prompt Service — Forbes? Baking giana Ean 25c "4 . SONG “Our loc proceeds she received from the salejaction setting aside the will and. it len’s Club will co-operate with: the Reasonable Rates | of realty at 4237-39 Page boulevard WE G equally among her sisters. Part of Property Sold. The Page property also had been deeded by Mrs. Halpin to Catherine. was stated that they probably would jmembers of the Executive Commit- | fale eaman carn aay | appeal from Judge Shields’ decision|tee of the Federation of Missouri! KIESELHORST ss | in the divesture of title case. "s j —Estnblished 1879— Mrs. i\Commercial C lubs and others lnter- HOMES—city. suburban or on the Haipin was the widow of James Hal- | est in State development work in| 1007 OLIVE STREET | UNION MARKET farm—are advertised in the POST-, pin, a furnace manufacturer. a united effort in support of the | | DISPATCII Real Estate columns. | 7 = ; |School Sh Child’s “Ne LAN oF ee ) : ‘EW HOURS: v 606-608 Washington Avenue E, y @ NEE eee seer en | sage ak and graceful : only, and are tacks or nail styles. Thru to Sixth Street \ = YN 9:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. i W weave Ve 2) 9:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. Saturdays | ha , ves Great Sale of New Sweaters raed Paten' Choice of B Button or la in large sizes OO The shortcomings Fashionable new Sweaters—just what is wanted — cool Fall-days—wool and worsted models, showing the very newest style*ideas. Tuxedo styles with brushed featuring Smart Li uxedo Styles and New All-Over F' let Models 5 esl, J 1 | a _ A Wonderful Special Purchase!! }| OF snortian Wp Ones You want to dictate || Low-Hee wool collars and narrow le ather belts, ripple Swe: ast with new collars, all-over | FOR TI! filet Sweaters; long and short sleeves; collarless and with collars. when you | want to— Big Girls’ ( B 3 : ary : J Y | ; | to7 |B es. |; CoLons— ‘qj at 7.51 A. M. or 9.56 |] Tuxedo Styles $ t | . avy ae | ff ae Ripple Styles | T 5 00 S Pekin isque it . 1 ng Slipover Styles ~~ | . wea ers Buff Pron yt r. M. You dictate to | ...) 11% to Filet Sweaters | | : | ombinations \ $12.50Sweaters | BS gig °10.00Sweaters | [ On Sale at || The Ediphone anytime, |} Roundit day or night or holi- |f] | ™«, aig days—it has no office |P 9°} cet, {otis 81%, to 11 hours. | | Special Sale Choice « $4.50 MAH sizes | $4.00 PR 64,00 TAN, $3.50 sizes 10 a | 6 ee ee oe Sollee tite ainda ae ee The easiest way to dictate a letter “Ediphone Bute by ‘Shomas A: Edison. es " ; enh 5 =. || The busier you are the more The Ediphone will mean to you. It handles iT h N w. © Hatter’s Plush Hats |] |] 22%.27s.cateutvith convenience, 1 || despatch and accuracy—and it n . i ese C Oats ~- Silk Velvet Underbrims || goes home. It oneal get ee de ie ; estos W / | + Banded ready-to-wear hats in smart never gets bored or nervous—alwa : Are Truly ondé rful Values: wr Fp ® tailored stvles—models that are extreme- | d e,° oon. ; ys J 7 ly fashionable to wear with the new alert an waiting. It will take all 7 Ladies! nel f oppo For Friday's selling we are featuring three wonderful tailored suits. i . : 7 supply hah AN groups of coats which have been specially priced in order S | | you have on your mind and then be a ‘Gules i Hh to induce early buying. Every coat a smart new model, | Values to $12.50 | ready for as much more. The 4 Kid F Mu ath perfect in every detail of design and finish. | Le Sf Kid 3-Es wit ; : Kid 0 Fur Trimmed Coate Plain Tailored C Fashionable New /) Models showing every new style idea—-cape collars. shawl collars, new sleeves, straight line effects, blouse back models, ‘‘wrappy’’ styles—stitched and embroidered. -tutked and button trimmed; fancy pockets—in all wanted materials and colors. tary-He ues; reg | Telephone the Ediphone— $ P 5 0 Ediphone is a tireless secretary. ] Olive 1627 A number of different models so that P ; you can easily find one that is becoming. | rove it on your own work Ideal hats for street, shopping and for the business woman. ON ae | Guaranteed Jointly by : fi. QO. Eareors, Src. anchors Edwin C. Barnes & Bros. | |fa pou: 2007 Railway Exch. Bldg. St. 3 SE TD queens mreccr snes on PILES, FI m With be treated free at LI ving for a perted of 30 ? given for the viesititg pe Piles, Caeure, fetela, in thie Darticular itne of New T ricornes Continentals Straight-brim Sailors Roll-brim Sailors Second Floor. / A Deposit Will Hold Your Coat Upon the payment of a reasonable deposit, we will hold | your coat in our ‘‘will call’’ department for later de- livery. +e eee , Second Floor. ee ee Onoce Sues reeu want Pose +e" RE et I Ser nO ‘. ; ™ ~ ; : - — - . « . Pee ee el ee ee a ee 2 er 0rte en en rey — — . ° . — —— . a OR RD re Te er

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S ‘ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATC : THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1920. st LOUIS POST- ~DISPATCH i A eee —— ——_ Sn tere a me ———— Eptin 2. a ree = lina and “on very hopeful days” ex- | take work that Mr. Taft {s Going | SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES | . ) | tended this hope to Texas. | 80 well for us," replied the Demo- | ee - a | | ®enator Kenyon asked If the/ cratic official. a Sf | : ll of ood al |} League to Enforce Peace was not | Senator Spencer revertel tc the Buc. OLOG y BENTON COLLEGE OF LAW NIGHT SESSIONS } ; V wue | 'spending considerable money in ad- | Barnes book list and afte po ‘sistent | 25TH YEAR OPENS SEPT. to _ Nourishing, _— cooked, — Vocacy of the Le: ue N ions LAW SCHOOL—Undergraduate, twenty-eight subjects. Degree of LL. BE ‘ , ' we 9 OF areeres jee | Continued on Next Pase. ‘Figure This Out « Postgraduate, eight subjects. Degree of LL “~ " , whether the witness thought the | BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL — Accountancy, Commerce and ty Democratic National Committee dustry, Negotiable Instruments, Commercial Law, Corporation Accounting, Beo- c , ste: ‘ Bedbuas lay an average of -en cs. nomics, ete. Deeree of B 8. ought to do that work instead. ner da oe COLLEGIATE SCHOOL—-Public Speaking. Practical Composition, Literstuldl iGrape-Nuts | Reference to Taft Activity | Under favorable peaditiens History, Economics, Logic, Philosophy, ete. Collegiate Dipiom = d they hatch in five davs, of which two- io sais Ghee ot « . PMY, Beem, | “ ‘aa ( . ‘pportunity, the person who counts leleure hears as ca . re : = you mean the organization of | Mother oose : thirds are females. They mature to adult | ceives the reward Of hie investment is an ac Ivance postition, _ which William H. Taft is the head, | size and are capable of laying in four 8 (iraduates Througheut the World, | I see no reason why we should under- | | Weeks. How many bedbugs would you) sese a Free Catalogue, Address GEO, L. CORLISS, LL. D., op contains its own sugar Youll enj oull enjoy the convenience vor of this wheat and bar- Owl Chemical Co., Terre Haute. Ir have in @ year {f you left one female or OFFICE OPEN FOR REGISTRATION DAY AND relat ley food. Success of P| D. Q has caused imitators: | 4 the peaky bedbug’’ youseae readily oo | Se 2 ee 2 ee 2 ee pli Midi ted i A A ed a ee a ee , Ms : 1. : ‘ the Fine f i | (sent - ° | Says McAdoo Has Given |} dieters, eis STNUT ST. J st of Candies by Judme Eber i Wort Wilgon.” Jona: | The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis eventing $1000 for 1920 Campaign : ah _ other adits dame eee newspaper giving Associated Press news servies, ne ' —$—————— and Texas Banker $20,000 ‘Bhincla, (| Sixth and Franklin i Shinola || for Number of Individuals. | S ead em > iow neceas: rv te te to use a preparatior 5 | oie — ——— W. D. Jamieson Testifies | ; j aa hat will Kill the ¢ 0 ies Lee eee. 8 Geracr yas Weeiet eest BODECT PARK ts ‘erations of bedbugs. roaches, fleas and Violin: Junier Col. Mi hb and iraded oo: aw in the tame eo : Salmon Cutlet : most economica| way to stop future gen- Were Sent to Them to Get | Pickled Tongue, New Cabbage. | ants is to use the new discovery, Pesky Admits te Col. cen, Pus. h. Music , Braised Lamb, Sweet Potatoes. | E Devils’ Quietus. | Ast. Grem.. en career, Browns Rookke Ei Veal Po h Cc 1A “ A 8335¢ vack — C G ‘er Shorthand and Typewriting Courde A d th I 2 en rterhouse, Country age of P. D. Q. makes a | Science Stenograohy. "goth un e Ww. Style Z quart, enough to kill a milion bedbues, | Anna 8, Cairus, Pres. bh. tom, (1S ees a” roaches. fleas and cooties and at the : : : . The demand for business-trained foune Same time destroy their exes as well. ee ae ee > = ible for thém to exist when P and JAZZ PIANO PLAYING | 27 or phone for free cataleg, is properly used. Free, patent taught adult beginners in [0 les- ’ : e » . TELLS OF LARGE | ( svout In every package to get the pesky Ad ‘e suree for iav- S omin oO devils in the hard-to- get-at places. — ——— mons. port age vadllg 7 v | } g Special Hosp! ital anda Hotel sims $2.50— | : — HHINTENSEN SOOO aged 1916 CON TRIBU TIONS : - | makes five gallons of P. D. Q Your Boo! et. : CHRIS a S Seventh & Oh With druggist has it or can «vt {t for you, or | Helland _Bide. eg ge =e ! R ve | rent prepald upon receipt of price by the Weliston Bides. Save $5 and enroll now. a i a, ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ‘*The House 4g olors H s, || . y All C _ | “Our location saves you money” | ome Set ‘ c a M ret By the ssoctate *ress. . Mach: 10c | WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS 39c¢ CHICAGO, Sept. 2.—Wilbur W. padi ae . aan eee Marsh, treasurer of the Democratic avenue é Courtesy ’ L. ACKERMAN, A Manager National Committee, produced at Sch O ol Sh as R ae ,e ste! rd: i’ ’ 's session of the senatorial! ; es re Ca \ committee investigating campaign wee PP SSeS Cee eee eeur expenditures photographic copies of © . . é 99 ; subscription lists to a Republican | . | Ss ature- ape oes book published by’ William Barnes of the Albany (N. Y.) Evening SOLD EXCLUSIVELY AT THIS STORE Journal, which he said indicated a Are designed to work with nature to develop a perfect violation of the Federal statutes for- and graceful foot, They come in spring hee! bidding political subscriptions by | onlyy and. are sewed ail the way, having m0 aemgihed anode coe peuee Purchased to Particular Advantage or nails: choic f many beautifu | teoks = 5 , |Kenyon, chairman of the Investi. | Ant atshoqnay!/ out, Brown Vici. Kid ee ee On Sale at a Price Never ‘Associated With Such Qualities. lists. were =a Vici Kid and Black Calf. Gov. Cox or the Department of Jus- = Bizes Lace, A tice.”” Asked why they had not been | 1. I ’ : . . . , * 2.05 sxt014,2.89 A superior quality of tailoring 1s § to 8... turned over at once to the Attorney- ‘ | . 'General’s office as basis for possible Scores of handsome styles, , : iy «ye : Patent Leather Vamps \prosecutions, he replied: “We con- copies of imported and Fifth : another important identifying trait : +? sidered them an excellent campaign be . . o We ako Choice of Black, White or Brown kid tops. document. Besides, we have had Avenue originals. f of these Frocks. ope or lace in the small sizes. Lace only them only about two weeks.” aban = | “Well,” said Senator Kenyon, “if Sizes ‘any of the signers of these lists have violated the law they ought to be jailed, no matter whether they are. es Republicans or Democrats.” to 11% ' Other witnesses were Parley P. | Do Not Judge the Quality by the Price. Christensen, eenebGaitial nominee of the Farmer-Labor party; Guy T. Scott, treasurer of the Republican Congressional and Senatorial Cam-' % ~ F ; , \ tte ‘ ‘ ” SS t to dictate | Low-Heel School Shoes baien, Committee and YW. D. Jamie . the Democratic national organiza- t t ._ FOR THE BIG AND LITTLE GIRLS rong maps sng Rler orca FO egret yy ry , _— : . W a . . session which was ordered in an ef- an O . ‘g Big Girls \ Brown Calf Welt fort to speed up the hearings. English . Chairman White and Treasurer 3 fea, Purser = os Ae | —_ . ae = s& Sad ip See go eN SS eS a oe ~~ 4 ') «A ee eee ~~ oe. _— _—~ oer x P ~ « + > = 7 > r - ~ = M Yr a 21, to 7 Marsh agreed that the Democratic O 72 ' —— 4 : . . ; coffers were virtually empty, but > both hoped for b-«t.er conditions ad aisses’ \ Zan Calf TI id that the party a , * } . . soon. ley said 1a fs) r s dictate to 4 English - Black Kid yet had no Campaign Committee, no 4 11% to 2 f Black Calf ... Finance Confmittee, and Marsh @#dd- ed that heads of bureaus had not ° ; . ; yet been appointed. They agreed t ne any lme ' a that there was nothing in the budget - b - . of $3,079,000 presented by Will Hays, 7 vie ; chairman of the Republican Nation- . by al Committee, that was In itself “evi- - 7! , ‘ | . ; — ht or holi- ‘ie Misses 2 dence of a desire to corrupt the 111% to 2 / Black Calf ae . American electorate.” Marsh though: : é the amount named was not excessive las no office *«; i — tte Le 3 =. -? Ang . av ae ae Child's Tan Calf for a Republican campaign, but | said it would be more than was 81, to ll Gunmetal necessary for a Democratic effort to ) + , ‘ 3 :, elect a President. « ‘ \y pes . . S Marsh Puts’ Expense at $1,200,000. a 7 Pr 4 ) [llustrating Six of the Special ale Boys’ co oer Shoes . The officials differed as to the : a. i we - RB amount needed for this year’s cam- | by wd : | MAHOGANY TAN OR BLACK CALF paign by their party. White made : ity Age jd 4 Vlany Styles Choice of English or Round toey a “strictly personal estimate” of $2,- ’ “— vais $4.50 MAHOGANY TAN, (000, but Marsh said this was too sizes 1 to 6 high a figure, and that in the two $4.00 BLACK CALF, months remaining befome election as sizes 1 to 7 good a campaign as the 1916 effort could be conducted for $1,200,000. $4.00 MAHOGANY #2 5, He sajd oe would “be very happy” TAN, sizes 10 to 1345 fe with that arhopunt at the disposal of $3.50 BLACK CALF, & » the National Committee. The evi- sizes 10 to 13% 3.00 ; dence confirmed previous assertions’ that the 1916 campaign cost the ere tT. Democratic organization $2,300,000. . The Barnes book received consider- éé 99 able attention through the day. Marsh xX or ony an umps explained that to his mind the sub- scription list indicatedga plan to col- lect large campaign funds inde-. " a * % : Lesa to you. It handles. : Than pendently of the regular Republican Factory machinery. He said there were sev- ° | - ‘se Pn 5 i va r se . ! 3 ig. It will. ‘take ai : | Ladies! Here is the greatest Fepublican Publicity Assoclatioa tional Young Men's Republican As he mentioned each: organiza- opportunity of the season to tion the witness subrnitted a IlI¢ctter mind and then be ° ¥} supply your Shoe needs. -Your frcm its headquarters which he raid r 3 Y r . 2 rT i , mh h {f Pat t Leath 0 —— is asee ions. e te ox A G $ iy | Ch L; S nuch more. ~The : Kid Pusape, Se attis t tethos ioe coe hey! vata naman a pean aAt1nS COT *4 ettes repe ade LTA) ricotines erges ; Kid 2. Eyelet Ties. Black Vici Nen's eens aera Pape 4 Kid Oxfords, Brown Calf Mili- organization was a good one and that | Di ti A ah ?P tary-Heel Oxfords; $6.00 val- Woven tag ggsbeggs agoore VCSSCS JOY ANY Gn very Autumn Purpose - ues; regular stock; all sizes. q own and hoped to revive ‘t oe = Te ee Oe ee eH Oe ee ee ee pore ce we ee -— -= “But we financed our league ire he Nationa!) Cc mmitive pare \ and ‘whatever it. coliccted was 3 , A fortunate purchase enables us to offer ~ ‘turned into tho comm*'fttec he sail. = i ~ The American Defers: Society ws | V, l t $10 Ne PILES, FISTULA, FISSURES fiteitrs ~*** similarly indorsed, but he adde _ z “no aiues to li €w be treated free at Liberty Hospital, beginning Thursday, Aug 26, and con- ‘that it was spending mcney to helr for a period of 30 days. This Work inciudes all forms of-re etal disease, elect Harding and he thought riat } ye + oe Pe es given for t visititig physicians and is a splendid opportunity for sufferers ' , a a ; oxy +" 7 - oy fesure, fistula, etc.. to receive treatment free by physicians oe ninent fect was pertinent to the inquiry. > 3 ‘ x. . , 2 . ‘ > , , 4 , ~ Gunlesion o ell sic apply Liberty Hospital, $207 Delmar Av. There was discussion about the aX > est _ a mission | Protective Tariff Associa- | alta Sj ) : : » “ Southern tion. The letter submitted from this organization asked that $20,000 be _¥ | hy Ag | ‘ tin eth nace ‘collected in Texas clone and nota- > See ee = ; . . * H Spirmin: WATERBUGS 2s:cccccsc: | | Boag Pe SF 4 41 —Beautiful Feather Hats The a os ‘and eight Republicans’ had already | = ‘ 4 V nastiest species cock: (given $1000 each to the association. Da . ; roach family, and other cockroaches cect ih” ie? eadeuedl eubatdeetine ‘Se| | —Hats of Salk lV ety Ne oT elvet cleaned out with a protective tariff association should : v7 > e corth feather brims GETZ COCKROACH POWDER be classed as a Republican and used | | | ! “camouflaged Democrats” ’ , MADE AND SOLD BY engl gga dle gen se ga | A splendid style selection, and a full . : range of populgr Fall colorings. ’ } : | Senator Kenyon wanted to know if | W. D. HUSSUNG Mareh thought the Republicans had ‘any reason to spend money in South- | Pine Street. Both Phones. fern states, and the latter retorted | * Contracts taken to ‘cleam out Coc® inat he had heard that the Repub- ‘teaches, Bed Bugs, mate end BMic@ jicuas expected to carry North Caro- | . ) PRAOE MARE wecreTterto ' t A CHARCOAL FOOTH PASTE MA UPFAETURES Ov Albany Chemical Co. Aibany, N.Y. Se nect’ Freeuw MAR YUPaCTURER — on “ere re “eee: ° "* eee eeeee ae

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> eas * PEO OD eR -_ +7 we DT Re er PL ee THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST*DISPATCH ~* —_— o_o os —EE — _— ae ee - —~ -- —- — _ — Continued From Preceding FPac*. of the ’ , ' ’ ‘ i ’ ’ ’ : ; ’ : , : ; : ’ ' : ny, entioned. A. reir = -,. ——._ ~ _—- « . al oo ee ee ae a as a | ~F Fs Jr.. $1600; ——_—_—= = -_ - - . * F. Loree, es % Rrormation e to appeal to citizens of tl.ot » bulldea church.’ . As possib rah advoca ed in coll tical propaga hem to make” strongly shibit indiv noney for political mtes of which they were no nts. citing as an example o | ice $30,000, which he said Cole- diana in'1916. ) ore that no lirnt ne size of indivi t that every c osely as to ite size and source. ts Spencer and | i¢ largest single | sbecription was for $20,000 from : Austin, this | om the list e learned that. . A. Rowe, a banker Tox. Marsh explained Z Amount had been made up by sev-. 17 1 individuals with the nding that it w om funds chinery o “He is aleo a former office hold- .” remarked Marsh. Marsh produced new copies of the to the expense of ng tecenrtee {0S Barnes book. Copies introd ays ago had disappeared from he committee records. He also produced »ledges from a number of prominent en pledging definite amaqunts to the Barr book ‘fund. by Jacob Ruppert, New York and ‘baseball magnate, prom- to the book fund suggested violated the law agaiist corpo- ‘al subscribing to political cam- ‘ as some of the signers were individuals on behalf of corpora- : He pointed to a subscription of the United States” From the pledge~ sheets Senator read the following contribu- rions into the record: John D. feller, $1000; John D. Rockefeller 2600; Jacob Ruppert, $1000; Peter | Brice, $300; Samuel B. Coft. y. R. Colt, $100 1600; C. E Da ce H Mackay ner, $1000; Walter C. Tagle, $1000: nm, $1000; J. L. Livermore, $1000: reival M. Mill, $2000; Witiiam H. ~ $1090; Chay ; oP Wil x prey a, : ay : ‘ “ts for contriputions office holderg were sent un- | Yo $10,000,000 would be this year, also deseribed th whe plan” of raising money. in Washington, an electoral. - leg! of that contributors, Shipping a subscription Then of alleged subscription individual He read one $1000. . introducing the list of Published by ' Norway, Ia. ey plaldied Readaus owN- rido (Ia.) Times -Trib- city * MOrral, ‘dassingt reports of the) He also said that he f.- Yaw which would lp from sendjog| purposes” into | t rési-| t this n @ual subscriptions, wae @orutinized | mission.” ’ : ** P : . ‘? * s | mersbere of the Civil Serv.ce Com-| to $10,000,000 for the Democratic}what Homer Cummings’ former Dem-|either man for several weeks pW hat did he give? f have, ta! presidential campaign. Jamieson de- | ocra@tic national chairman, gave to “Bernard Raruch was one of the mind $70,000. the campaign, and learned. Cum-j largest contributors io the 1916 | “And Thomas Chadbourne?’ “I | “Did they tell you it would not 7" | clared he had said he wanted to get | '"Wo; they Wouldn't commit them- | an army of contributors, and had, selves.” ' Senater Kenyon questioned Jamie- — —- .j|gon about the collection of funds by oblained from Mareh the| the lowa Democratic Club and re-| that he had seen a list! ferred to the letter from lL W. W. subscriptions to the Barnes prop- 'Drenner. secretary of the club, to/| iganda plan which was headed “Re- ublicanism of 1920. »¢ Albany Evening Journal.” |*But I do not believe.’ reh, Aibeny head On hore my oy mo thap if! j one @& my Miss Clara Boehle, postmistress out that National Treasurer with an old-fashioned law, I | stamp.” Bad Letter, Marsh Says. figures showed $5000 feceived. Marsh, sitting behind the witness, interrupted to say that the figures in the letter might be correct, and, in the exchange with Senator Kenyon which followed, declared that Jamie- son was being “cowed by the great Senator from my State,” and that the witness was “intimidated.” Senator Kenyon asked Marsh about the letter and the treasurer replied that it was “a very bad letter writ- (ten by an out of all the hundreds of thousands of letters we sent out, you are only able to find two or three to which ' you might take exception.” Jamieson denied ever having sald | he planned to raise from $5,000,000 inexperienced boy, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a The chairman brought | Marsh | atid BT. Meredith, Secretary of Ag- | riculture, were directors of the club. Reading from the letter, Senator Kenyon quoted, “in order to comply am |sending this under a special delivery The letter said the club had given $13,000 to the Democratic Nationa! Gommittee, while Jamieson said his but _—— tn ly >_ -_—— a _— - mings’ check was for $1000. Two; campaign, was he not?” Senator /|think $25,000 to the campaign and | iff fact, obtained about 300.000. Sen-| hundred letters were sent to other \Edge asked. '$15.000 to the deficit left after it.” | ator Kenyon asked if he expected to | men with incomes ranging from “The second largest, I believe. TI | “William G. McAdoo has been! get $5 or $10 from each of the 300.-| $200.000 to $1,000,000, asking them think he gave $50,000," Jamieson | meationed here. What did he give?” | 000, but Jamieson’ reiterated no|to duplicate Mr. Cummings’ gift, replied. “One thousand dollars to this cam /amount had been fixed. Jamieson said, but only six or eight | ; How H. | paign.”’ Senator Kenyon Introduced copies} responded. | Dodge ° asked. {| of various form Iectters sent out by | Senator Kenyon asked about news- | Jamieson, asking the recipients to' paper reports that Jamieson had contribute amounts ranging from $39) met Bernard Baruch and Thomas to $300. One pamphlet accompany-/|Chadbourne In New York, and that ing a letter, said several million’ they had “rushed to the financial | names were on the Democratic mall-|rescue of the Democratic presiden- ing list. ‘tial nominee.” Senator Reed interrupted to ask The witness Cleveland Kenyon about Senator 20 SEPTEMBER 1920 un. fron. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri: 19 denied having met | -eeeeee PRICES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MT. AUBURN MARKETS 4—-BIG MARKETS——4 ° | Jefferson N. GRAND & Cherokee | Prime Ribs Beef, Ib....... 15¢ | Shoulders, bomeless rolled Beef, tah hn eh Oalimaes ee i 20c oy See |) Se 20c Bg SR eee lie | Shoulder Veal, Ib.......... The Leg of Veal ... yer & (> S). Sees 20c¢ i SUGAR-CURED CORNED BEEF, pound ..... } Specially Priced $ g” Chuck Roast Beef, Ib....... 12e Chuck, Prime Outs, Beef, Ib. LEG, ILLERS of the. soil are reaping | . | the harvest from their labors. | , ae Ae al A " -. , " Are you preparing for the autumn under- as to be repaid earected from general ubsecriptions State. when the the Bational Commit- was set fairly -in ‘motion. | Contributors Mentioned. The Republican investigators arsh identify other ' | nging out that Pdward N. Hur- fey, former head of the | Board, had given $5000, and James| Jerard, former Ambassador to Ger- ) $2000. f $1000 by William WG. McAdoo was had | TORIC LENSES TWO SIGHTS IN ONE For far and near. No cement. Lenses only $Q.00 Give same satisfaction as any other sold’ a@t $18.00 a pair. This offer good all week. Ss. S. Dreifus OP TICIAN sii Franklin Ave. Sundays, 10 to 12 A, M. Established 1882 | days of life, when you should reap | the reward of your activities? | PORK SHOULDER, 4 to 6G ib. aver., Ib... . . Hamburger, Ib., 12¢ iiikcer eer, pome... LOC 2 ibs. Pure Lard }si2sc%0° 35¢ Potatoes—Good Cookers, 15 Pounds SOc es a , o "Ta . — > >> “S/ ' > 4 =| ae > 1 rn? 2 er ee ite i ee Re ee WET eas: eae ee DF Ce s : The College Brogue Of Autumn brown calfskin, modeled on youthful lines for fashionable women— leather walking heel and welt sole. Ex- ceptionally smart for wear with either silk or wool hose. Friday and Saturday only $9.85. A Mercantile Savings Account will | fag to $1 or mere. . help you in this direction. Deposits made and accounts opened cont Tonstios, PACERS... . . --12e | Pound package Spaghetti. . , before Septe in- | . H * Kellogg's Cern Fiakes, pkg. loc Santos aan .-.... gar is ‘one pt mber Fifth will draw = | Silk OSE W ool Hose Campbeli’s Beans .......... I2%e | Flat can Salmon, can......_- I2e terest from September First. | Wisconsin Creamery, Ib...... 4ic Royal Cocoa, 3-ounce can..... De | Pet Oleo, with coloring, Ib., 20c Royal Cocoa, 6-ounce can... . 20 | $ 85 | ee. eee, Sainen. ie wr ~ ~ here Cocoa, 10-ounce can... 30c¢ doll | 4 : . . 9 Mee eeeeeeeee 4 R > T oO iar 7 ” | Matches, % hoxes.. shin “i . ag ay vetchageadee dos _ ON EK starts ON E ¢ | . | $2.00 Eagle Stamps with pound Mt. Auburn Coffee.........._- tie | YB $5.00 Eagle Stamps with pound Avoca Baking Powder... °°. 20¢ | oS ' agie Stamps with dozen Mason Jar Rubbers.........._.. 10e¢ Lv PS ° | Rs ‘@ $1.00 Eagle Stamps with 2 cans Pumpkin............... h? Mercantile Trust Company 2 Sweet Petatesa. tt — Wfember Federa/ USGovernmest™ « tiem, lems ae Ver pe ese an-ens aa eS om —- ees 6 30c¢ erve System ee Cr wey aL Ae » SY Sy Oth en ho el . EICAT AND +o 3 4. 6,4 * oF ' ~~ =, vee =f} 4 3 ia ea ‘ }wrnown until after re- |% oe more s *ndents who will accompany the cnmng and a employers | paying i A trip of Fra Makes aan _ . in- ew : from ” COAT Regular Price $325: Sample Price $175 SUIT Mampte Price £12. > 4 Regular Price £300; Sample Price $175. SUIT Regular Price $225 ; Sample Price 125 ETERS lS PRE TP cheats senetc te BET 88s PAAR RENMEI i" RAN oe . by it | : i abe! , th is Ksnd hy vi ih 7. OM ' r : ' iT / ’ ’ ' rye > POPORRGRRRPh TCR EPDETT FC PPRCTHNORET CPTRTTPTRIETTT OT rErET ER, FeTErTrraerrrers vouRrerer rere eae? 9 . rronree ? 7 he " " ~~ ry 7 A mt. 1 J yal j i" i i ; ; Uh ‘ " — : _ . : nen ‘ 1? "Tr perry: ’ rrr rong "7 ; # - ’ + " . ° die : ‘ ‘ ' ar : vt ; ; ; A ‘ ait 4 \ e y RT | ‘i | th, he i " Lb aitrval bias | er Li Lio : it; ing all the interesti au : +. —* P cs ys Lanvin, Ch i a flys p Be eo ot mse importance. All invall, this is an event that the women of St. Louis should eagerly Jenny, Bernard Callet mile, te sheet tite & thn attend, and One that they will never forget as being the biggest value-giving event and Madaline Coats, : greatest sale we have ever brought to their attention in many a season. | Wraps and Suits, huxuri- held. ously plain, fur trimmed or Coats and Suits in Regular and Extra Sizes CPS iho PHOMAS W. GAIRL- AND oo. ioc 5 scam vem anak -iwctistum 4409-11-13 BROADWAY -« oor iT saat aR : a ee eke —— ae ton EVER se WOK The convenienc of Nestlé’s Eve: shelf is one rea milkman is old- liveries are unce is always handy- - 20th Century ' purposes M * Made by the makers NESTLE’ —a —_-— BERR hould be selecte - health depends or purchase. When you buy fr ‘CER, the INDEP! GROCER, you hi: passed the test of eee =F, _- - on f - G. Fa i Back to the farm when you ate that ] TER. It is deliver . press—that'’s why “ fresh and sweet as took it out of the A. G. F: They are ir al that. laid these EGC afew hours. They by poultry farms, @ the minute you tas from COLD STOR PECIA Waltke’s Soap, would pay if you lots, BOK... «6a AZ Kellogg’s Fiakes, Package, 12c Royal Patent ~ 24-Pound Sac $1.85 " Everbest ) a FVERBES] i LEZ INE Pied; THE H THERE’S AN IN YOUR NE

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-~ - , ve “— - fa © * v = ’ bd . ° "hs Pala as ~ . tae a ‘, 2° eS > a ‘ , hs « > Soa - ; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1930. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH th? aE -— ' Turks Propose Armenian Armistice. posed an arrpistice with the Ar- 31,000 Strike in Mexico City. hands, employes of cigarette fac-| states there is a | By the -\ssociated Press _menians until President Wilson has | By the Associated Press. | tories and some printers, struck sca strike will ne: and. : | CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 2 it MEXICO CITY, Sept. 2.—Thirty-| yesterday, according to the newspa-| car men and unions be- ~~ defimei Armenia’s boundaries, The Turkish Nationalists have pro-iwas announced here today. i= thousand workers, including mill, per El Universal. The newspaper! come involved. ASR) a DIRT FARMERS’ IN 3 — "IMPORTANT POSTS Seen Ness ©] My ay i MILK } Says They Should Have New - all Milline . UR @.2 « - >> _ ~ > ~ , 2 . ‘ 2 Lh. — a _—_—_—_—"- = = ——_— = ow oe ee ee ee ee - > liveries are uncertain while Every Day Milk - . eat 2s > © - 4 . “ agri Every Day Milk on your pantry _ | serve Board and on the shell is One reason why dependi th | i milkman is old-fashioned. ietiedl «im. Tad | Commerce Commission. NESTLE’S at : ‘Twenty-Two States to Be RY pD : Visited Before Return to | | Dayton, Oct. 4, for Tour 7 East and South. | K : This special assortment includes every- By the Associated Press. | thing new. The materials are the vefy best and the styles the latest, including the pop- __ Made by the makers of Nestié’s Milk Food for Babies COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 2.—Gov. ° Cox today declared that if elected NESTLE’S FOOD COMPANY he would appoint “dirt ular large Ostrich-Trimmed Hats, Off-the- ge Br | PY , Be NEW YORK | President | point | ogue a — farmers’ to: responsible Government Ys . \ ne | positions, including the Secretary of 7 sae bape aay Ce at aa anna .'s : 7 gy Federal Reserve, and Regional Re- fashionable women— lserve Board, tariff commissions and Face Chin-Chins, etc., of Panne or plain velvet. Made in Saint Louis Solved ty re ee Unusual Showing of Popular-Price-Ready-to- Wear Hats—every shape 5 and $5 OR and color wanted—Friday, | | | -~-_ | ; * only St. Louls evening ty a“? r eo peer * oer Th) es } * SLU LALA MD Philadelphia Chicago Dayton eae queens - fo =o, alls ENS Bhs TS making bankers:only-. eligible’ for | membership. Nothing could be more) menacing to the farmer: The time) has come for the farmer to have his | feet under the table when policies are | being made.” | Necded on Commerce Body. Farmers are needed on the Tariff and Interstate Commerce Commis- | sion. * ' . |didate discussed agricultural ques- W ool Hose : : is G RO C Ee eS tions and outlined his proposed poli- | Hy p. loffice to about 100 representatives | “6 ey”? 1 § el /) | = of the National Board ‘of Farm Or-|fJ at the “Humanity before you buy. You want a machine to | il Jast and serve and will be proud to own the best. 7} 4 T here. ; h F d Y "a t Federal regulation of cold storage | e 00 Ou | road ownership and operation and| SOLD IN ST. LOUIS BY aio 'co-operative buying and selling by} FRANK L. SCHAAB STOVE CO., 2022 South Broadway » my A should be selected with care, because your : He also declared that business, labor MISS L. E. NOONAN 327 Title Guaranty Bidg. health depends on the QUALITY of food you ‘and agricultural! interests must have Olive $722—Grand 1™™M 5 can understand and stay within Lindell 1750 ioe mien neguten ) a When you buy from an ASSOCIATED GRO- Declaring himself to be “a farme . CER, the INDEPENDENT NEIGHBORHOOD said he congratulated American passed the test of 150 members. farmers upon “ending their Rip Vat organized betterment of their condl- New York A G F rb a , Lal B arm utte ‘larger representation in govern- In addition to the savings made os- il ‘ iment.” he said, “but the public serv- sible hy colicessipna from the wemineine.” eine | ' will hold any Coat or Suit selected during ‘ice will have its efficiency advanced | | aR ge gore : | Pe this sale “for later delivery. Anticipate when you ate that DELICIOUS CREAMY BUT- | by larger representation of agricul- | can “¥ te ike’ aeedinae te cama saaainne nek et your needs NOW while these enormous . . ’ | tural thought.” ) | f lie season. | ~ . r I vryY r a. rai TER. It is delivered fresh every day to us by ex- Advocating appointment of farm-| Send ods an i) inte 716 WASHINGTON AV. ___ Savings are available. fresh and sweet as if you were on the farm and }and also regional boards, Gov. Cox J " " | took it out of the churn yourself. pereeg eat ayeam Pad ee Ll omorrow, Promptly at Y ys M., We Begin Our First Great Sale! } ers; yé now é amc are fresh, and we mean that the HENS that. laid these EGGS have been off of them just by poultry farms, and you can tell the difference the minute you taste them. They are different and welt sole. Ex- _ | . 2 for wear with cither Bhs . the Interstate Commerce Commis- ‘Friday and Saturday “|: iP The Democratic presidential can- jcies in an address at the execuulve|/E Fine fabrics, silk shirts, etc., washed without injury. Look | Sanizations, holding a convention | CENTRAL MFG. CO., ST. LOUIS, U. 5. A. ———_———- facilities, a fair test of private rat)- | s T wort ; ne ; r ‘farmers was advocated by Gov. Cox. Sidmey 201—Central GSSSL | — defined by law limitations which they |/ HUMANITY ELECTRIC SHOP, 724 North Grand Avenue “ - and not an agriculturalist,” Gov. ox GROCER, you have a GUARANTEE it has Wingle sleep” and moving toward Entitled to Representation. Res en ys ned | "C) ae od “Farmers are not only entitled to| Buy Now and Save! | A Reasonable Deposit ! ‘oats and Suits in this sale are offered Back to the farm—you remember those days, Coats and Suits (in ile are offere press—that’s why it’s GUARANTEED just as 'ers to the Federal Reserve Board ; | “I wish there. were more farmers | ? . on them now. A great many inter-| . F ll . lests do not look with favor on my | a and election because they want to change a. Ss a. the law (the Federal reserve act) by W te : inter a few hours. They come by Express from near- from COLD STORAGE EGGS. Se ae Pn’ EE ME AEN Co => —_ —_- y Be we sions, GUV. CuX Salad, LO Uiud iii SUL vising, respectively, agricultural ex- | | ports and transportation. | ' , oa | “I don't dDelleve there is a man on { | I / " AN - F. [] d YW C d ‘the Interstate Commerce Commis- NVO Ving EW a an inter oats an : |sion,"’. he said, “‘who knows much, if Se a : gag ass SRE, a janything, about farming. I’m not criticising the policies of the admin- listration that have led to this ¢fing, but I’m contrasting what is with what ought to be. ‘ aa at . Great Price Concessions! “If we want cars or other facilities iy : pie. i we at » [SPECIALS SRNay A TREMENDOUS BARGAIN Rte tla | | Waltke’s Soap, the same price as you es . ing - would pay if you bought in carload $6 15 ‘for farm products, some good old | and econom) ; lots, box - — oe oe ewe wea Oo. 6 8 Oe € €C PR @ 6 @ @ | hard-headed farmer who would | | - . |\know what we were talking about | | : E MB | should be there. If anyone is con- | : ' MH tributing larger to interstate com- | | ms 9 » | ? _we together went over Kellogg’s Corn Snider’s Baked | Biwi men Ee mei pul « ° use our orders were s0 | : Fiakes, Beans 2 on cee 2, rca Somenits tee Coats afl Suits n . points ~ f ‘ iment of a dirt farmer as Secretary 7 | in our favor. Package, 12c 2 Cans, 25c Wi Tf Exact repro-- ; Rt ; E | (of Agriculture. You may recall |! gave that policy in my speech of ac- ceptance.”’ Turning to general agricultural . problems, Gov. Cox urged “progress in government” which, he said. had | been his exclusive task for the last "ie eight years. He cumpared “hard iy OF [ans Colors pan” dirt on the farm and its treat- eg \ ment with dynamite to the ‘hard All the pan” of public sentiment. f aw Buying and Labor Questions. . New est “The time is here,” the Governor continued, “for farming to make the same development in efficiency as manufacturing, by buying as cheap- ly as possible, producing as much as : ‘ ‘ possible in a working day and heving Immense concessions from manufacturers anxious to favor and co-operate with this organi- a selling department on the farm. In , zation have helped to make this sale one of the most important of the season—-and tomorrow the past farmers have had only one Pia) ‘ “ yf ¥ ‘ : department, the selling. . I lain and , ur we offer values that we do not expect to be able to dupli ate later. A deposit holds any selection, rg’ 4 “The manufac turer is the compet- i r I Thi it d 6 \itor of the farmer for labor. You f h S it Th C t > — |can't get the help that vou want un-' Mode Is e ui Ss 4 Oa 8 ‘less you organize your business po!l- Fur trimmings of . ; , ‘ : : fey along the same fund: ms | French seal, near-seal, Come in Materials of Come in Materials of SZ IdamMmental nutria and Australian gente ao eee opossum. Every Coat | Tinsellone Wool Velour Silvertone Crystal Cloth Bolivia Polo means you've got to buy co-opera- throughout Yalama Duvetde Laine Tricotine Velour Suedine Goldtone tively in America.” Coat and Suit Sections—Enlarged Third Floor. Agricultural sales, the Governor deciared, are involved in the con eck markesog Gat ida An Extraordinary Purchase of New Fall Hats en Royal Patent Flour, Fancy Early June 24-Pound Sack, Peas, Can, 15c Everbest Nut Margarine Ay Made in Eigin - The Home of Real Butter Can you, who like a Nut Butter because of its food value, pic- ture a spotless Creamery in n—the Home of Pure Butter. ere, every day, the farmers b the cream to churn EVER- | . 2s BEST—the = Nut Butter. _, Try a pound now—you get full Fi t \ ERBEST value for your money because it ie NUT is rich in food value. It’s guar- Bea anteed satisfactory to you or j money refunded. THE HICKEL COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS ay Ng ‘THERE’S AN ASSOCIATED GROCER P YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD. -inals and equipment are needed. aa ~ _ private = ownership,” he de- : Colors of brown, navy, copper, pheasant and beaver, also black. on i | ; | , “ie entitled to the very best | "'test possible. If service and prices . ‘ean be satisfactorily guaranteed to Zhe POST-DISPATCH is the only &. Louis evening the nublic by private ownership—I Rewepaper giving Associated Press news service Continued on Next Page. |) - : — —— . - — : ha .the candidate said, control their pur- chase of farm products and also con- ‘ trol sales to consumers by “keeping , 15 00 ( F; id S } l ( ib ideale tele Sdhiod Ge dean ee & Worth to $15.00: friday ospeciat. Urging Federal regulAtion of cold ; > tiem erage, Gov. Gox'added? “Unsuper- |i , eo Pleated Hats of Panne* Metal Cloth and Panne together vised cold storage plants have caused i J f some city people to look upon the 3 Duvelyne combined with Draped Turbans with smart bows farmer, without any justification And other new Autumn effects whatever, a& a profiteer.”’ : ) ‘ Velvet In discussing transportation prob- Jems, Gov. Cox said that more term. 4 ‘ Halts of sofl Duvetyne 4 —— SEW a aS ee oe “aa en

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“ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST -DISPATCH later life. in. early life are sur- passed by the sorrows of subsequent want in | COX WOULD PUT ‘DIRT FARMERS’ IN IMPORTANT POSTS Ceatinued From Preceding 7aee. AC ne ge lthink it has been demonstraied as ‘best in practically all endeavors—it should continue and public owner- | | ship not now be thought of.” Development of Waterways. Gov. Cox also urged further de- velopment of waterways with Fed. particularly in the Great ‘Lakes and St. Lawrence River | Advocating a definite eral aid, Statutory | i ness and | that itives of the law, we ought to give hefp by telling | cipal cities and many of the minor) necticut and New York, Mentana,; nearly 4000 Utah, | New | you how far you can go and let busi- | labor know how far they | can £0.” The Governor was addressed on. 'behalf of the farm organizations by iA. ©. Gravette, Ark., who re-| ferred to the farm organizations questionnaire sent to all presiden- | tial candidates before the conven- tions and primaries with questions | regarding what farmers might ex- | pect from the candidates. Davis also assured the reports, farm Davis, (,overnor ' given by representa- organizations, that | formation of a ‘sis: antic trust” of ‘| trip Oct. in North Dakota, | Washington, Oregon, * Idaho, Nevada, California, Arizona, Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Nebras- ka, South Dakota, Iowa, Kansas, Oklahoma and Missouri, 3 at St. Louis. Roosevelt to Speak in Fast. While Gov. Cox is West, his run- ning mate, Franklin D. Roosevelt, will be speaking in the East, plans for a conference at Dayton, Oct. 4 or 5, before Mr. Roosevelt makes another Western trip. The Governor will spend October in the Middle West, East and some of the Southern States. Both candidates are ones closing his’ with | 5 0¢ Four Br ST. PAUL, , der | Minnesota was Gov. ling, Republican; Prohibition, and l’arley VP’. Christet- sen, Farmer-Labor. The Fair tjround speeches are scheduled as followr: Cox, Sept. 6, at 1°30 p. m.; Harding, Sepr. &. 1:30 p. m.; Watkins, Sept. 9, 1l:lo p. m2, -and Christensen, Sept. 10, 1:15 p. m. The Christensen aate is tentative. It| is understood the Fair management | will be requested to consent to the | traveling | miles, including about ) by automobile Presidential Candidates’ to Speak at Minnesota Ffatir. the Associated Press. Sept. 2.—bhour presi- itial candidates wiil speak at the State Fair next week, it For Real oa Loans 0 See | oe: | announced today. They are/appearance of Seymow Steadman, Socialist candidate for Vice Presi- Coax, Democrat Senator Hare- dent, on one of the Fatr days. ' Aaroi 8S. Watkins, FREE! WATERMAN’S IDEAL FOUNTAIN PENS Maternity Clinic; Ere, opeathic Clinic; Orthope uate physicians; no eederte ply at LIBERTY HOSPITAL. We Are Sales Agents for FREE! ene > ow. ~~ ‘Chintedauly charitable. For admission to Clinis, 4°67 Delmar Av. FREE! Surgical Clinic; Throat Clinic: — 1:30 All work done by ~ 8:30 to 1 Gov. | garmers was contemplated were un- deciaration of business conduct, , Cox said: | t--e “Farmers, laboring people and the After public must know their limitations. / resentatives, Gov. ito close their campaigns in thelr) with the farm rep-/| home States on Saturday, Oct. 30 Cox went to the) Gov. Cox, during the last month of! ‘Instead of spying and snooping! Onio State Fair and presented the! eampaigning, made 31 addresses in ‘around to see who is violating the | «Governor's Cup” for a contest in a Ohio. Indiana, — Pennsylvania, Con- eee FRIDAY SALE NATIONALLY KNOWN ARTICLES FRIDAY SALE Deposit all you can to Attention, Union Men! ov. “ox © Travel 8000 Miles. j 4 3 ' LOCUST | ie “a 9600 | it t . . al - 7 = a 4 : e Oe FENN AMEND LEE Oe 3 ds tea iy eaiiin SMS ok i . 2 d A oe ey i Pe J & D a bmilliant, lasting water- proof luster. er soft and pliable. A Nutritive Tonic iSc disenuses, particulariy pulmonary important properties of 98 last indefinitely with a Twinplex longed use. Price.. C Gillette Blades, 12s.......... 73e which ignites at the «cratch of a match and burns Durham Duplex Blades . 9c STALRNO is the best possible heat ibetter than - 500 shaves guaranteed from a Stoves, Teakettle Outfits, Dise Stowe, Curling Iron 83.908 fast; heating shaving water, warming baby’s 73e iunches on fishing, hunting and motor trips. For Sale price, “8c our Olive Street store. Eversharp Pencils ..... Kasily applied. Compound Syrup of the Large Size, valuable tonite and stimulant “Sh Y 77 tuberculosis and affections of the We Can OW Ou being pleasant to the taste Stropper. oy Autostrop Blades, fis......... tTe What Is Sterno Heat? stendily and intensely until consumed. Non-ex- Gem, Eveready, Enders, Keen oil). Some Sterno Devices dozen Autostrop Blades with an Heater, Iron Heater, Toaster Set. $3.00 Pint Thermos Bottle. 82.19 milk; heating water in emergencies, lunches at $1.50 Desk Clocks (wonderful time the housewife, who'll fed it heipful at breakfast Nothing like it for producing Polishes quiekly. Keeps leath- Black and Colors, and is indicated in a wide range of respiratory organs. Possesses the | how to make your Gillette Blades and harmless under ee Gillette Blades, 6s.......«...37¢e Autostrop Blades, l2s........73e STE RNO CANNED HEAT is a paste-like cream, plosive, amokeless, odoriess—absolutely safe. Kutter or Pen Razors The Haby Milk Warmer, Cooking Stands, Alominum Autostrop Fase; Say $5.00 model, Fer cooking esas or coffee; for a quick break.~ $1.50 Gu ) i Shavi Brus effice or shop: fer the outdeor man: for quick Regular price, $1.25; parties. “Special demonstration all this week at maepers) 515 Olive 7th and Locust 5:24 Washington 5600 Delmar New Fall Waists of heavy quality Geor- 1 geotte; fresh from their tissue, featuring new $1 to $6 style themes, new trimming effects and all the new suit shades for the coming seaspn. See our windows, they fairly shout the story of the great savings at $4.7 Pat “9 Geverament Tax on Patent Medicines, Perfumes. Toilet Articies te le eon each Zhe or fraction thereof. \ ~ ; Sg ee A ety ~ Both Phenea, Direct Switchboards. —s —~—

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= - . : THURSDAY EVENING. evai:beeree 2. 1920. STL LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH ge ee A AT ee ns —_ —— _— ~~ -— ——_ e Loans or |/F £5 Sg | ALDERMAN NAT HALL |AMERICAN HELD CAPTIVE BY "=m Divina cers the zame; | __aDwamrsmwmwr | ___ ZAMORA FOR $50,000 RANSOM she! me aia not know wnat ‘might ,To Make Hairs Vanish — After you eat—always use pans, See | | , siiesentiies have hay pened to the two prisoners x Ss PA CKLER } a Retenaed Petncuer Seching Money ve |*ttet the fight and during the otent |= Seem Face, Neck or Arms mh , . : ursuit o 1 outlawa (Reauty Culture) 3 Save Countryman and British Sub- - — Bi rh Keep a Tritt! 3 yp ee es ; beh bh ject Kidnaped by Bandit. ° and when hairy growths appear make a ; i Bhs. By the Associated Presse eS ae oe oe oy ge sl ot in ns ~ Ss little Water, then spread over hairy sur- — ; | : MEXICO CITY, Sept. 2.—Charles Used for 70 Years face. After 2 or 3 maptes rub of, wash «one or two tablets—eat . 'Not Seen at City Hall Since May! Hoyle, an American citizen who was Thru its use Grandmother's S 2a he Gee one it wee 2e etre five) Dee eo eee | “ ° from hair or Dbiemieh Thies simple be exercised to be sure and get genuine —Savs He Has Been III——_—sC/|s kidnaped bythe bandit Pedro Zamo- youthful appearance has tape a hag wae ages gh ne ; ; : remained until youth has , f | . - felatone, otherwise you may be disap ’ cr REE! "J a , , ra at Cuale, State Jalisco, Aug. ceratone, ' a : Appears VW eak. ot t of Aiisco on A ix become but a Memory. ) ~ pointed erent Siate: Sereieat Ciate: : : a | -0, and who later was released, ar- The soft, refined, pearly ne er we able For admission to Clinic, ap | : rived at Guadalajara yesterday aft- white appearance it & ADVERTISEMENT | Alderman Nathan H. Hall of the | epnoon seeking 100,000 pesos ($59.- renders leaves the joy eae anes oo Twenty-first Ward, who had not 000) ransom which Zamora is‘ de- of Beauty with you , | . 7 ‘been seen at the City Hall since “ean pe for W. A. (“Sandy”) Gar- for many 'S . . / . 7 in : ‘ears. 'May 15, and whose unexplained ab- dine another American who, with , Ss a Johnson, a British subject, still Gou, el only St. Louis evening Press news service ,sence had caused considerable com-} ji peing held c aptive by the bandit. auds without ment among city employes, vester- Ho coré es : O t It : = ed eye Hoyle, according to press dis rien a A pebha treatment of I | gist. Cost « trifle, aw 4 a at he fe 1 thea A day appeared at the office of th patches, declared he was released DRS, ofieet RW City Treasurer and collected $295 poefore » ficht ntwe the out i before the fight between ne out ry wor HOP eating SON ba wae Y 73 A suburban home —-want tt? See s or 1s ; | ’ SA L E | ,due him in salary. He informed jaws and Government troops at Post-Dispatch Wants. ? i f/f, Comptrolle r Nolte that he had been red ill and had been “East,” not going a meme * 4 - % - into ils further. The Comp- troller said that Hall looked phys- ry ically run down and weak | Hall told employes of the Comp- troller’s office that he had come ‘back to register for the November ‘election and that he would make an 7th 4 | | leffort to attend the next meeting of an the Board of Aldermen, Sept. 24. LOCUST He did not appear to be talkative Store Hours: 9 A. M. “a 5:30 YZ M. and made no effort to*seek out hit friends at the City Hall, leaving the DELMAR building directly after he had trans- 9c Silk Ribbons iacted his business ' : | Deductions to the extent of $80 Wide width, all silk’ Moire Taffeta Rib Wamen'’s Fall Glovem sper ial fountains are famous for tially noted for egg ’ ’ ; ‘ hair | ) , : . iwere made from Hall's salary, at the pane for air bows and sashes, in all ik Ge : ; : , N AKEa good rich suds by putting a spoon- irate of $10 each for eight meetings best shades, white. pink, blue, laven- wy wae. - : Ar” ay 2 Re chase of light tan Cape $T Kosi NOD) Be Sa aw 4 ; ~ 2 milk drinks. Horlick's K is used exclusively at ful or two of Ivory Soap Flakes into a ba- j which he had not attended der, Copen, rose, navy, eo " . eee nit red, green, and 5c itv, just 100 pairs, while 7) The Board of Aldermen has been thew . Pet OE me # - $2 Kid Gloves. last..a sin half full of warm water. Then put tre Jin vacation since July 16, so from gloves into it and press between the hands until that time to Sept. 1 no deductions the suds thoroughly soak them. Rub stubborn Be pote a weil iuniihiliie aii dopa a Ap spots with a soft brush on a flat surface. In just |and two children at 3924 Palm street, 50c Per cale Childr S h ] H , : Ss IN lidren $s OcnoOo! Mose ew Fall Hats a ae? = , ~ * eS S Rica ete | tenn ees ee re a ee ae ES LET merce to hold the international bal- ’ , : : loon races here was contained in a ° 45 Ch . ~P 4g hh ¥ i @ telegram received by the president 40c Ba tiste Cc eviots . af of the chamber yesterday from, the Silk-fintah mercerized’ 2000 yards fast eocior Rove’ White Shirte. Aero Club of New York. navy biue Mull or Ba plain blue and white laundered $| 25 | The national trvouts to select the tiste 39 inches wide: Shirting Cheviots in $2. Q5 $3. Q5 emt. « c cih ’ j Genuine Tvery Soap in Flaked Form | american competiters will be weld cheapet 15 vard than narrow W lengths; eS ~ . » b ) Cin, BetehO%s Sepé._ 25. The finals have been fixed 7 D eae is U . “ve ¥ oo all allke; Fine qualits of velvet. trimmed nion for washing particular things for Oct. 25. England, France, ou A ware. a yard.... With ostrich, .embro idery, tinsel, . " the Fall etyvles, gailors, Suits Men's and Wo- | gium, Italy and several other na- Safe for Silks and All Fine Fabrics tions are expected to compete with x etc Childrens men's Cotton ha omens ‘oh liber of the United States in the champion- - . t 'ship contests. The course will be C R Y uis ette : Bag Hat walt és nion — gz : ~ . assorted colors " 1 Canada. hel ry) Ke good qua Ht) . x =u" $) Zu valve, nies ly imperfect. elieht seconda, northward into KF ull (hildren'’a liat« for quality = pp e- , A immed with band and celal, Special, special, 4 27 “to 36 inches wide, splendid qualities, in wonder ~ ful printings—some damaged on selvages or misprints; main ™ floor and basement; OR to $3. Q8 719¢ 19¢ | | 9 C per yard t — | Boys’ School Suits || Children’s Bloomers || $3.50 Lace Curtains : | Seotch Lace Curtains, 2% yares Jong, wide 5 98 $ 98 (ut and made for wear and and narrow i ya? } to e7 0 comfort: excellent values; borde ra, $7.69 Bi 1. ) overloeked edge, pair ... New atyvles, perfectiv made neat \ , patterna;: ertraordinary values > | \ $4.75 Curtai ON ? : ; urtains 3 wa er | : — , | ' Boys Suits Assorted colors; i an Filet and Savony net ef-a% _ be) : . | Ad ; | | dys’ bro roo 5() soiled; values up to fects, white ’ ’ ' | | ’ mixed Sutte, sizes , » Alw oh) S in Stock, . ' 5, 6. 7 and O only ef extra special see and eeru, 2 | extra spe aS yards long, Cla! Prompt Deliveries. Pant .? BI Women's Infants $1 76Drapert = es ants ouses > . ’ ; Kimonos Caps (jreen., blua Sunfart - Dp pertes, ‘Per case ......%16.00 | er dozen eee -».- $4.50 | ' J / 15 ~ pf ai? cut full am and VPerealine Petti White Lawn Caps, brown vollea, ber all “yee or por- . -_ ‘ 4 , sag quatt y ; . ae a” On 20 0% lace ana embrotders de re da. for ov erdrapes tleresn over- ; j ed. AUB, VE ' ‘hte rine d Values to yard draped—yard, Per bottle ........40¢ wl AW ort Rrectail dives oats, valves isimamed Right Rubber Goods | LB, 1 98c Ibe | 35c_| $1.25 SW | 35c Muslin $2.50 Satins rerprertearreert nag tenon, =. a tes, B-Qbeneseecreense e+ +eeee ate . it > ’ Bleached Muslin; yard wide and Wonderful Purchase and Sale of All silk, ard vt Me goa Radiant Fount nixed quali ties; _ 9 | lines. much shown for new Is « « ocddianainfinn C mill remnants. (No 19 ( , | S h | D Fall dresses, skirts, blouses, ete. Seamless Maderite ot Gbentnensy wt. % y r S Cc OO resses beautiful mavy and lustrous deep fast binek, @ DED. cccccser Per Owe eeee PAR veins hoses. 39c¢ Sheeting Just in time for sehooh opening. vhed Ry far the best values | . 0) re vay tv Aenea i 19 ’ pe eee eee oe 79¢ é Medium welght: une ‘ . ‘ $100 White Ename) . bleached; 38 in. wide; in St. Louis. Sizes , No. 8 ccc sc mocockt , larg ¢-size rem- - erges . : nants: yard... , up te I4: numerous ‘xtra heavy, allewoo! navy blue eh eatbdgadhhtbiteahediae ies: 26¢ | Take twelve blue labels from large or twenty-four from ; FO ie Ra lp: oo cow | | small cans of Wilson’s Milk to our premium room and get 35c Toweline | ype ase | Ay. manta mill $i. 29 } this cream pitcher absolutely free. Buy the milk at once meas for roller eee ctnish; suit- | a7 Peter Thompson Dresses per yard : : | . and get the pitcher. Use the milk at your convenience, as remnaditsy 25c , at Regular $3.98 $2.00 Taffeta cit | | it will keep unopened indefinitely. 4 7 $1 75 Sheet ‘98 values, special . : eets H/o —_ Yard wide, faet black, good Pete | 7 ) = a ee a my . Wil : M ilk vag Tanne, has rein’ $5.98 Middies| Sweaters quality, por 74 give you & new conception of . ~\ | S on sS | | Sooondiy patos 3 : | Cho! of tan, patent, ty! ~ @ a ‘ oice ’ ‘ ° 4ull: combinations of pat- O & qual to any row pa - @+ > « = | = TP ent and white Cops; these Fivarcovering th went hk ai Mid eo 7 ny ’ make wonderful Shoes for as 6 neha « of about AY aechoo!l or drees wear, 5 one-half in prica— - me 7 a ry : Your grocer can supply you with Wilson’s | gp Benegl OF erees wet | , ‘* Tear out and save this coupon Milk. Buy 12 cans, use it, and if you > 8, CEahy 0% Oe 2, and 160% 7 eb ee> 4 wh. ceabive don’t like it tell him you want your $ 48 Reneende enty-four fronts f 1 d he'll tha : . = 2 a eee ee eee ’ Premium Room, 402 Market 8&t., | ber heels; very easy in exeelient quality of tick- 7 St. Louis, Mo. sizes 4 to 8, at

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OF a ae ie. , — & ee ee J BORE SABE OPOIA EPA OPED POOP FOSS. a ee a ee ee , ended Ay his brother, Lieut. @. as best man. The THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER’ 2,” 1920. TT ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ial re ee . e - ing Ceremonies. 138 alles WEDDINGS SOLEMNIZED re eRe Of the early fal) weddings “@ took piace this morning. -™ Harriet Wickard and Miss Robert Miss Harriet Wickard and Miss. = Julia Burns Brides in Morn- | r of Minneapolis were married | at 10:30 o'clock and Burns was married Stoeffel of Racine, Wis... The Carter-Wickard marriage solemnized at the home of Mies Julia to Arthur fF. at noon was . the bride's parents. Air. and Mrs. C. H.| Wickard of 5885 Nina place, by the Rev. Father O’Confier in the pres- | ence of the immediate families. bride's only attendant was Coleen Wrape, and Mr. Car The : : Miss | ter's father served as be#tt man. The bride wore a brown duvetyn suit trim med in beaver, with a turban of red duve- | Ayn. .Bhe Wiles, The bridesmaid wore a dark | blue beaded georgette gown with a | hat to match. Was followed by a breakfast for guests. side in Minneapolis. The ceremony | the Mr. and Mrs. Carter depart- #4 on a honeymoon trip and wil! re- | carried orchids and vatley | ‘The marriage of Miss Julia Burns. | Gaughter of Mr. and Mre. Louis N. | Burns of 6139 Kingsbury boulevard. and Arthur F. Steeffel was sol-' emnized at the home of the bride's Dr. E. The guests parents, the Rev. Bmith officiating. eluded only the relatives and inti-| tended Miss Florence Burne | Holman is the grandson of Mr. and of Mrs. J. B. Mate friends. & sister of the bride, was maid henor, and the bridegroom wa.- at- ; re a henna duvetyn dress with a 4 : black velvet turban. and carried Ophelia roses. A wedding breakfast followed the ceremony, after which Se ~-, The couple departed on a motor trip — the East. ' cine. They will reside | Combte | *e¥ York | in-| Place next spring. Eimer his home. among the guests yesterday Misses Lucille Steiner, Eleanor kins, Columbia Maypole, Georgine Culling, Eloise Lockett, Madeline James. Pauline Perry. Elizabeth Neidringhaus, Frances Henry, Au- | I. SHE WAS MARRIED TO eer cen poe TRAIT. F Ste ffol White's school Miss Holman of Ae eee eee a | S > ] {| drey Wrape and Corinne Luders. | $ocial Items | OO OLN tt att tay | ‘Mies Gertrude Houts, daughter of tO" Of Webster Groves will depart Mre. A. S. Steiner of 5 Arunde! piace, \this evening for Williams Bay, Wis., , @Mtertained yesterday with a Japa- | to attend the annual Beta Theta Pi Mr. and Mrs } Meese luncheon to announce her en- | convention BOD | ‘ Mr. and Mre. J. E. Holman of : : ey renery Mr. and Mrs. J. L 3936 West- minster place, with whom he makes He was cducated at t bride} University of California, and served as a Lieutenant with the in France during the war. Stratford Lee Mor- Adrien of 4826 pattie to J. E. Holman Jr. e[T COMES From Molls ITS THE BEST Get scquainted with our New Store at 411 to 415 North Eighth : the finest grocery and fresh-meat market in the city. or phone your orders; we make deliveries free of charge. ‘COFFEE, Golden Santos, 33c Ib; 2 Ibs. 65c F Mall ’ - VF - >, Now Orleans Pure Cane, 95¢ per gallon BACON, standard s JAKES, fresh-baked, fancy mixed........ 2 Ibs. 55c 7.8 =o + eet __.WILSON MILK TALL SIZE, 2 CANS 250; PER DOZEN, $1.50 Cut Glass Cream Pitcher With 12 Labels. New York Cheddar, perlb.......... 50 a GRERS, fresh -baked soda, per lb OIL, Marco Rudelco, per quart can. $1.60 £ ye California, doz., 18c; med., doz., 14c : Hi | — rf, Ei ws ereereereeeeeee _ . Meee t eee wees ' | : | Whole Mix Pickling Spices, Ss adil bvs-aie 0 « 35c and 50c Fruit Jars, Drey glass tops, seal with rubbers; $1.25 value; extra special, per dozen (pints)..... 87c Petrowax, per lb........ 18c Heinz Pickling Vinegar, per SD i ES 2 33c Asparagus, No. 1, 1858 Brand, Ry FER 22c Pure Cider Vinegar, gal..53c Dromedary Dates, : al : é ! | 4 . VE. > & * _ ¥ ? are ” Ps Wea. 5 eed Li a) .? me a we ores open 7:30 m. close 6 p.m ; Saturdays, 7:90 p. | y, Labor Day, at 12 O'Clock M. »” WISCONSIN MAN TODAY . The wedding will take rs} Miss Houts at- Red Cros* Included were SE = ee eee on ft oon nn oo -_ es PPO e eee ORE PEPE ee Cee eee reef fe ~ en ee ge a — West ete boulevard have returned WOMAN ARRESTED ON CHARGE | from Obijway Island, Ontario, where they have a summer home. -- —— Mrs. George Dunbar Fisher of 377 North Taylor avenue, who is tour- ing through Western Canada, is ex- pected home the middle of month. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Henrv of Web- ster Groves and their family are ex- pected home this week from Wash- ington Island, where they spent two months. _» Mrs. A. H. Handlan of the Buck- ingham Hotel has returned from De- troit, where she was the guést for a month of her daughter, Mrs. M. J Trantz. Mr. and Mrs. J. S&S Wolff and daughter, Mrs. B. F. May of 5406 Delmar boulevard, have returned from the East, where they spent several months ‘ Mrs. Lemoine Skinner of Webster Groves and her children will return home next week from Hessel, Mich.., | where they spent the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson E. Lurton of Shanghai, China. are the guests of Miss Edna Houghtlin and her sister of 1454 Union avenue. this | OF -AIDING IN HOLDUP Accuser Says He Was Walking Home With Her When “Husband” Ap- peared and Robbed Him. Mrs. Celia Haloftis, 28 years old, of 917 Benton street, was arrested near her home at 11 o'clock last night at the instance of Fred Fort, an ice and coal dealer of 1204 Cham- bers street. and was held pending in- vestigation into a holdup in which Fort alleges he was robbed of $3.40 and a watch while escorting her Fort said he met Mrs. Haioftis at a carnival on Brooklyn near Elev- enth street and while walking honi« with her was stopped by a man ne&r Tenth-and Chambers streets “What are you doing with my wife?’ he said the man @emanded “Nothing. Just walking home with her Fort said he replied, wher: upon he said the man demanded money and ort started walk away The “husband” drew a re volver, Fort said, and robbed him Fort hunted up a policeman and started for the Haloftis home, point ing out the woman the police man Mrs. Haloftis iSisted there had been no holdup of anv kind and denied that any occurrence of the kind described by Fort had hap pened. q oe 2.28) | : | : ya - . : PSS ERBERERRBEIERBRERBRAEEBEAEEES = oe. . Hundreds of Alluring New Autumn Hats in Our Popular Price Department ————— —s r three prices. Daring Off-the-Face Siy!es : Sailors and Soft Effects Metallic Cloth, Panne Velvet, Silk Velvet and Lyons Velvet are skillfully employed. Be Sure to See These Splendid Values Friday — —_~---—- ——_—_— --— The Climax of Value-Giving Is Reached in “Myles” Specialized Hats “so *20 The most unusual and decidedly dis- | tinctive Hats we have presented in many | a season—full range of styles at-* our ‘“No Hat Over $20” SEER ERR RHRRRTWASY, SSP REBT ISHSREEREES SS eeoA .00 > Either like cut or with Cuban heel. Made of tan calf with extension sole. One ~f the sea- son’s most desired styles — shown in black oor brown satin. 00 . Tan Brogues —- —+ - —_c nae@sens 2 Tr eee ey | | . ! : SSBECE EB IJeaare@ ee | LL ce PeRBRER ER SEL © fF alll ‘ = A Sale of Remnants Remnants of Bleached Nainsook, soft finished, 39 inches wide, 35c yard Remnants of Percales, light - colored shirting stripes, 36 inches wide, 29c yard Remnants of Dress Ginghams, small striped pattern, yard wide, 39c yd. Remnants of Nainsook, woven pajama checks, yard wide, 35¢ yard Remnants of Amoskeag Dress Ginghams, in solid colors, small pink and blue checks, 32 inches wide, 39c yard Remnants of Cheviot Shirtings, in solid blue and stripes, 29c yard —3 O'clock Special ~ Bleached. mercerized damask Tablecloths, $1.85 | «Size 62x62 inches. All are hemstitched. (Downstairs Store.) Hosiery Silk Stockings, 95c Pair WOMEN'S Thread Silk Stockings. in black or white. Semi-fashioned, with dowble soles and high-spliced heels, lisle garter tops. Lisle Stockings, 49c Pair Women's Mercerized Lisle Stockings. in black, white and brown. Seamed back, with double soles and high- spliced heels. Slight seconds. Cotton Stockings, ® 25c Pair Women’s eotton and lisle Stockings, medium and light weight. seamed back. Double splicings. A Men's Socks, 29c Pair Mercerized Socks, in a nice assortment of colors. Double soles and high-spliced heels. Seconds. (Downstairs Store.) Knitwear Union Suits, 59c OMEN’S low neck, sleeveless Unidn Suits. with lace :trimmed or cuff knees, als6O closed crotch style, with umbrella drawers. W omen’s Vests, 29c Fine ribbed and Swiss ribbed Vests in pink or white. Bodice top and V-neck styles. (Downstairs Store.) Aprons at $1.79 OVERALL and belted styles. of striped gingham. light or dark percales, solid colors and fancy designs. All are daintily trimmed. Band Aprons, 47c These are of striped ging- ham, in full skirt styles, with pocket. (Downstairs Store.) Fancy Buttons 10c Card A LARGE assortment of Fancy Buttons of ivory, celluloid, etc., various colors and black; a good range of sizes. (Downstairs Store.) Homemade Taffies 35c Pound ’ MOLASSES, Peanut, Cream and Cocoanut Candies. fresh from our own factory. and priced special for Friday. (Downstairs Store.) Home Savings Bank 59c HESE Banks are made of steel and will hold nickels, dimes, quarters and bills. and before you know’ it the bank will be so full of coins you will have to come in and have it opened. We keep the key so you cannot take your savings out. (Downstairs Store.) New Silk and Cloth Dresses "THESE are unusual Dresses at this price, and you may select from such materials as Satin T affeta T ricotine wear. novelty trimmings. These Dresses may be had in Copenhagen, brown, kangaroo, taupe and the always popular black and navy. All sizes for women and misses. ———.— . — -_ ..-_ oe ‘Silk Poplin Dresses Serge Wool Jersey The styles embody all the new features for Fall and Winter , There are plain tailored as well as attractively trimmed models, including panel effects, fringe, embroidery work and Just a limited quantity of these Dresses, of high- luster poplin, in brown, navy, Belgian blue and black— embroidered and plain styles. misses. Choice, Sizes for women and | $5.00 2 a Our Special Sale of Women’s High Shoes at $3.89 Pair —is presenting great savings in High Shoes of patent and dull leather, also brown leather, as well as combina- tion tops in leather.and cloth. There is a good assort- ment to make selection from, all good styles and sizes.” There are both lace and button models. School Shoes, $2.35 Pair Boy Scout Shoes, of splendid quality, with elk or leather soles. Also included are several hundred pairs of boys’ black boarded calfskin Shoes. Button and lace styles. About 1o0oo pairs of School Shoes for boys and girls—button and lace styles, leather soles and heels, . Low Shoes, 98c Pair’. About 500 pairs of women’s Pumps and Oxfords and Mary May be had in leather (Downstairs Store.) Jane Pumps and Oxfords for children. and white canvas. tints; 2% yards long. Can be used one to a window as well as in pairs. Curtain Scrim, 22c Yard Printed Scrim in the latest designs and color- ings on white and cream grounds. Also fancy drawnwork bordered Scrim, in many new pat- terns. May be had in white. cream and ecru. All are 36 inches wide, and in full bolts. September Sale of Brussels Rugs, $23.85 _ Wool-faced Rugs of excellent wearing quality, in allover and medallion patterns, slightly shaded. Size 9x12 feet. 27x54-inch Rugs, $4.85 Heavy grade Axminster and velvet Rugs, in the Pas tal tn 27%54-inch size and in patterns of every de- scription. There is a a assortment to make selection from. ee (Downstairs Store) wu = YS BFRRS:* — ~ >. gs 73 a % z 3 = > Eat * $1.98 pair Re ee ee September Sale of Curtains— Shadow Lace Panels, $1.17 Each A lot of 650 of these Shadow Lace Panels, all- over patterns, and in white, cream and beige Drapery Remnants In the assortment will be found Cretonnes of all grades. Nets and Scrims in plain and colored designs and Voiles, Marquisettes, Madras, Terry Cloth, ete. Lengths range from 1 to 1o yards, and all are offered at splendid savings. Extension Rods, 9c Each Brass Extension Rods, finished with ball ends. and come complete with brackéts 50 inches extension. . Size 28 to (Downstairs Store.) Rugs— Texoleum Rugs, $4.65 These excellent substitutes for lin leum Rugs come in hardwood and a] 6xg-ft. size. Slight cn meee tnd Floorcovering Lengths 49c Square Yard Various brands of high-grade, felt-base Floor- coverings, usable lengths for kitch rooms, etc. any pieces are alike. on (Downstairs Store) ny Effort for Conference in Effort was being made William McGregor. 2421 Ot president of the Mutual Me sociation, to arrange a ¢« between his association an Louls Furniture Movers’ As representing the employers. . a Assorted | Our regular 90¢ ci Chocolates with ev. crat Caraenas Bitter Large, select Virg aud the best dairy most pleasing piee Frida DEVIL’S Three of our pepul rich chocolate ¢rea a most pleasing d Frid CHER (me of our rich California Chert Match that ¢ _ sers. Madeo with the sam | cuff bottoms. | We

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= : _—~ atid ie a oy eS = eee Oe 6m" hae i oe ee oo — =. : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY - EVENING: SEPTEMBER 2 2, 1920. Effc for Conference in Strike. (¢ > P c "as stole “O Seeger tee at CUMMINGS FD] AING HAND SATCHEL FOUND AT EDGE. >> so moet oc William McGregor, 3421 Olive street, | entire bersh . f branches ¢ Necting th : on a strike ci af oh eee OF RIVER IN SOUTH ST. LOUIS | oo ire tne oth tocicters ana ‘was ; t ' egor | oeen’ oe association and the St. | wou that if the contending caer | hare Chocks. Whic hb tt! Contained. | thrown into the river. | e would get together and discuss their | | : ’ Jouis Furniture Movers’ Association, | differences h l . wall to Lead to ago oe of | a 1 a Cc wher S, cten ion yepresenting t the employers, and offi- | tory nidhenone teen ogc glen. aayg How It Got Ther WOMAN DENOUNCES COX FOR ? = — = «near dg nt coo | DENYING THERE IS WHISKY PARTY || = Tenth District Congressional |1 hare street today “ah John Letebine be a Ae et ee ; Set Y , . Committee Will Be Summoned Denti co Se ac rless ea CHICAGO. Sept. 2.—The advent Our SERVICE and PARTS departments will be to Act on Resignation. were found three checks, 12 keys, | 0%, RePublican women into national closed next Saturday, Sunday and Monday, September politics at the two-day. conference | : such as are used on cash registers. | : SUSAN, Sas nd 4 egister jhere of State leaders was featured | 4th 5th and 6th a cl Cad pEONIC 1. , ; rf Tl Tentl District Democratic!’ One ch k | i] itoday by a speech by Mrs. Harriet ’ . ine e La} = 1 Citi peatl ne CNnecK markeuw ° Javer ¢ — ae ‘ ' iyroll only,” | Tavior Upton, vice chairman of the - ‘‘esSsions: ‘oO! ittee ill be was SSsue ) tne ,eorgze , ‘ a : : : Congressional (€ mire ‘ W ‘ 8 issued by the George P. Plant National Committee, in which she These departments will be open for business at alled gether within a few days by/ Milling t Go . . , a ; calle tog ge .Co » H. roaier or some | denounced Gov. Cox for his state- ‘City Committeeman b. Bb. Alexander | such name. The balance of it w he Temane that there is no longer ; eight o’clock Tuesday morning, September 7th, at of the Twenty-fifth VW ara. cnairma l obliterated by the water, (on another iw hisky party in Ohio ito act ppon the resignation as Dem-. nothing but the name of the cash- | Re EO | . 7 ; | ‘ecratic nominee for Congress in thejier, W E. Ojemann, could ee ie fesieidh 9 nor ‘of. Ohio tror taeeal Our hew ocation. Tenth, of Campbell Cummings, for-|ciphered. The third was drawn on! jc ) sr) 7 ’ e waiieU , Y> a > » ’ In Live state miciit W hi h h e we eTrerrrrrrrrTrrrrTrrYreYeererererrereree See ele ee eee eee ee Dib bbb bo 4 bd tb te tn tn tn tn tp tn te tn tn te ttn tn te te ty te te te tn i tn tt te i tt te . eee ” to Alexander, the Board ot Electio j ee Dee DD De eae ne nnn a aan aaaaaaaaaaaa, _AA AAA DD "wwerererereeeeeS _AAAAAAAAA A AAA A BAAD ABDAAAAAADAAAAAAA AAD DO Commissioners and Secretary of Siate PEANUT BAR Sullivan, Cummings reviewed his /ante-primary race, hased upon 4a Large, select Virginia Peanuts. pure molasses, cane sugar »rimise to work for the repeal of the and the best dairv butter, makes Peanut Candy one of the Volstead act. to demand an investi most pleasing pieces of Candy for the children. cation of the political activities of F id O l lithe Anti-Saloon League and to a: rl ay n Y; 22c a ly, Lb. mand that the League of Nations be | Americanized ’ He stated that if he continued to DEVIL S FOOD LAYER CAKE irun on the same principles he would 'be certain to clas with the othe Three of our popular Devil's Food L avers, coated with our etree ae. tre ee and might rich chocolate cream fudge icing, and decorated to make it even be regarded bj sna Of this a most pleasing dessert for the family dinner. | sadteniee od pre hei at teteee ° th Friday Only, 78c Each chances of the ticket! lie promise: to vote the ticket straight. Congressman Cleveland A. Newton CHERRY DINNER PIE | was re-nominated without opposition ;on the Republican ticket. The dis- Une of our rich Coffee Cakes, topped with large. ripe trict normally is Republican. California Cherries. A real treat for the breakfast. , | Former Templar Chief Dies. Friday Only, 38c Each ff | By the Associated Prem. 0 gy, ROCK ISL AND z iseph Ek. Dyas of Paris Li} 1D: commander of the Knights dent of the Mutual Movers’ As-| SR ee =, & — _ a aye ne pp eh i, at ie — -_— + > . 7 7 oe ~ _ e 4 See Our Other Announcement on Page 28. PrFAMOUS-BARR CO. on a oe We Give E ‘agle Stamps and Re deem Full Books for $2 in Cash Largest Distributors” of Merchandise or $ $2.00 in Merc handise— Few Restricted Articles Excepted. at Retail in Missouri or the West. — a —- + — — ———, riday Specials in the Basement Economy Store tae, WwW Vests And Friday’s Most Interesting Offering—These wan Vests, made of white ribbed cotton ia — —=—_— ooo various styles. a sizes Fall Dresses—Samples | 2*«"""sk Wetman’ i Suits ¢ 50 re Women's Fall weight Union Suits, made of good quality $19.50 and bd fleece lined white ribbed cotton, $24.50 Values— in various styles. Regular sizes , ad ae . , ist grand 'Templar of Illinois, died today. He became ill suddenly while attending the annual dinner of State past manders last night. ! . ‘grand com Very Special at. . only. FviGay ———— Soa Feather Hats ’ 1890—SCHMITZ & SHRODER— 1920 q Dresses are almost as popular in Autumn as in Pie, , . er : , : \ Costume weight Velveteen, 21 . > SS) " sy* « . y , ° 7 , . ; q 4 : , For. Autumn Wear, $5 to Summer, and rightly so, for on the balmy, Summer- inches ‘wie, iw enrdinal, | whan 87 Values, like days of September and October they are most Qe) and light blue. Limited quantity; $1.25 quality. comfortable and becoming. : $ ‘34 OO These Dresses—Samples which we secured at a favor- Silk Skirting able price from a large Eastern manufacturer—are 32-inch silk mixed. Skirting in white grounds with neat . stripe : aed ' ; effects. Regular $1.48 ¢ nae ° ’ Si } , t “ t rated tips. All have flexible soles $1.39 to $1.69 Middies, $1.00 and leather heels in Louis or mil- . itary styles. All sizes. Regular Regulation style with sailor collars, front laces, pockets and long sleeves. Made of twill and linene ‘16d range of sizes. $5 95 bastment Economy Store ¢*- na Q5 Kid lace Boots in black and ment of colors. 7 brown with plain toes or perfo- ~* £6 hme wt & wat. &* ¢6.85 values. fa Beata —_—A _ - = “~ @ Serviceable Suits, splendidly -_—— ee sry Remnants t will be found Cretonnes and Scrims in plain and colored » Marquisettes, Madras, vere a kane fed from 1 to ro yards, ion Rods, 9c Each Rods, with Bresbete ee te (Downstairs Storé,) | Pe! |e "ee a ‘ made of durable gray muxtures, PE SEM mecnnanl Siece “St gait: $ => MSs % and just right for early Fall wear ron se | ’ " ' . ’ - : : = » lea Sr ite : ( ers, full lined—medium and dark a = MS ete —the kind of Nie? so a | Women’s Low Shoes ro all Ages ’ to 17 Friday only. . Biers SS on to wear well. le knit ers al C d S ° ] White canvas Oxfords, Pumps ee REF A en cay pat full lined. Sizes 8 to 16 years. otton (FOO s ppecia S and two-evyelet Ties with hand- turned soles. Broken sizes from 1 % pair Boys’ School Caps Boys’ Blouses dae . Boys’ $1.25 Overalls, 79c © Muslins, Ginghams and poyenng of all-year- 66 ” 50c Stockin Seconds , | | $ Splendid variety of suit pat- Large selection light and y Made of strong blue material and neat round utility are here offered at such savings that : izes 2 to 8 years. the economical housewife will do well to supply her Code. Linehan Guaranteed fast . 9 te senate = wee! 79 ee Somes 89 he tdtntned, Sines Soe seg black—sizes mixtures—all have C and finished cuffs. & ) Ae ‘ | months. Genuine Cor inoleum, four 5 to 9% 2 | unbreakable visors. Ages 6 to 16 Basement Economy Store needs for severa varde wide, with burlap hacking: Bed Sheets | Domet Flannel good ecsertmont of colors and: | -: vatterns; ality Full bleached Bed Sheets, Amoskeag Domet Flannel, r misprints. qu y, ‘We ee —- ’ Terry Cloth Women’s Hose seconds of one of the most fleeced on both sides and es Square yard -W ] Bl Se oe nt: = draverv 2 t. (00d quality cotton Hose, made nl } n is Sizes °4x90 ecially suited for infants’ ee go. Men’ S All 00 ue r _ Pe an S 36-inch drapery material, prin with high spliced heels and rein P 90x99, prorver according to | wear, Come in 3 to 7 “29¢ Blankets done both. sides in_ richly ‘ ; forced soles and toes, in. black yard lengths. Yard. 54z74-inch Nashua Blankets eoiorer | ral, at ip d ‘ d f rest , *£17¢ 7 Very Extraordinary Value- Giving at the Special Price of colored floral, striped and, forest and colors. Seconds. 95 iz, $1.39... $2.69 vt with soft fluffy @nish in bie . aig: Pot. air ceue ban | owe ing pink an rown with white lue coat with a pair of these fine serge Trou long; imperfec 7 Match that blue P | Men’s Hose Muslin : Twilled Toweling, fui! ee ht or three-quar- | i 7a Shirts of Amoskeag and white and low : |. pine chambray. Finished with medium) fength 20 paire of tonne Covers F Here Are $3.98 to $4.98 | | ' : . * e serge, and tailored : | sers. Made of all-wool, fast. color blu g aa Cloth Mereerized cotton Half Hose, Fruit-of-the-loom Muslin, | bleached and 17 inches wide, Keach $1.38 with the same care as the finest Suit Trousers. ain or Casement Oo made with double heels-and toes, full bleached and 36 inches with fast ‘olor Boys’ Blouses Casement Cloth with dainty in black and colo®. Sec- wide. Remnants in usable border. Yard.. : cuff bottoms. Sizes 29 to 44 waist eolored borders and figured cen- onds of the 39¢ grade. Pair 29¢ lengths of 2 to 8 yards 39 School Blouses, made in regu- We reserve the right» not to sell to dealers ters on light and dark grounds. Fiber Silk Hose each, 49¢ quality: yard OF © Bath Towels lation and apert styles. Pal eut Se aliens ane A : SF Snitable fo aki J m garmenta in li an 1 QOS ocean my onion | Sena Pair 49¢ 27 proce wide, in plaids, dere. Soiled samples in lim- Horsehide Gloves double ' heels. Seconds. In solid blue and blue and white stripes; Serim and Marquisette with é, ‘ Men's Horechide Glo made : checks aud plain colors. Rem ited quantity at a savigg . ves, stitched throughout; double suspender buttons; made plain or figured centers; also Men’s Union Suits Sean & 8 yards | of soft and pliable leather end of superior quality denim; all sizes up to 44....... openwork borders with hem Men's Fall weight Union Suits ed + My ss 39c¢ . ly . “hit . . , stitched edges in white only, made of good quality white finished with patent wrist cord. Brown Muslin Al} sizes. Remnants of i to 8 vards; sub ribbed eotton in short sleeves a ye ® ject to imperfections; 33c¢ and ankle length stvles. Percales Extta heavy unbleached ; wietice | Each ya $1. 25 Light Percales, 34 inches Muslin, 39 inches wide, espe 2 " . wide. in a large assortment of cially suited for bed sheets erviceable school Shoes in lace Lace Curtains Boys’ Caps avtiios and small figures. Usa- and pillowcases. In various or button stvies une on dl | Scotch weaves in a variety of Bors’ School Caps ip a large ble lengths of 2 to 8 37¢ | lengths up to 20 yards. 29¢ ee ae Pong ~ Washington PT aalihes Avenue at Eighth Street | patterns, with plain centers and assortment of nT. Mee" Oc yards each. Yard isd C fancy lace edges. sizes from 6% to ; Pe Sexaviae . lar $1.25 values... If you see it in a Schmitz & Shroder ad—It’ s TRUE WAAAARDAAARVAAAAAAAAAARAAAAA RAMA OR TES OF —,-

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: aan penta ee ee ee 4 " a ; . ? ' |. eee ‘ : . 4 : | ‘ ‘ ¥ THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | @, City News in Brief | Marriage Licenses I ’ SU RP LUS| | MISCELLANEOUS Births Recorded “PAINTS AND ROOFING PAPER | THE FIRST OF A SERIES OF OUT- % Pp t i Gave 40 per cent to 50 per cent on guaranteed Roofing Paper and | meer ag endl Bn, = + + reat. Burial ermits Bee before he listed among our thousands of # | ** Columbus *au omy ‘ -_ us buying, and be liste ae under the auspices of thé Industrial Commis- 2 + | WOMAN WRITER ENDS HER to the Post- aleed ch. YORK, Sept. 3.—Mrs. orig C. Myers, 40 years.old,a writer, killed herself yes Sieenoon by inhaling gas ent on the ninth floor west 120th street. Ina handt ce found $390, a diamon . — * ‘ . - —_— ——— ———— - ed ou Can Buy Your — ; ; and a bankbook of the Con 4 Joplin, Mo. sho = a a “2 Trust Co. of fold tomorrow’ night at Shaw and Dagectt MARRIAGE LICENSES. SD eS eort TH yelance of $544.78. No no 5 Seven on ms eeoeememranar se : rw Patna « + $3.65 Two-Ply Roofing ..-.-- >» ae lavenucs. : | Agthor .C. , Wischmeyer seove anette, Bate Ae Re ORS ; giaining her act was left by + - $3.25 Three-Ply Roofing - . | ee, eee De aaaate TL e s. o Paint bo igh 3s 85 Slate Hosting peeves + $3.25 Bi} CECELIA ANTHONY. 16 YEARS OLD, | Harry Frelich .......... O14 3. Rishtetrow | i acaceitntnemiinemedaaill : . Myer nk - | 2122 Madison street, has been missing from Peete. ay Vandeventer . . a Varnish ....++++++8* : cee heme gtnee Ans. 38, andthe baties Made | John Ross .. Thinainess t 1453 8 of a : | JOPLIN, Mo., Sept. 2 aan . been asked to look for her. ia ae : e Mo! Katherine Mevers was the wif Shoes Special offer: que corme J. Garrett ..........Eloriesan | 4 ° ‘ | Edith Vv. Antgen . pene Fioriesant, Mo D. Meyers, who owned a lars ae7a tdaho ga @ee| Harry Ernest Sprunk as Lhe Marsaretts Trench “eee eevee eeere 2190 RS OLD. OF | Ethel Chriatine trandt 42r2 Natural Bridge . , we ce ees ccecces oOOG Glasgow place. was arrested by police: | frank Wichlinsk! .. 1429 N. Twentieth 2-piece Underwear, per garment $3.25 men near Second and Poplar streets yes- ras Wieniewska ... 1442 N. Nineteenth 5 ‘ 13 Ib. GOMeccc cee eereesreewreeeereerereeeee eee OM, | terday when they found a small can con-' John Seeman ,eeeer ... 4216 Virginia large cane. “eevee 14c; per case eeereeseenveeeee $3.36 taining raw opium in his possession. He Sarah Milward =r iG Virginia | ; . » ’ was held for the Federal authorities and George H. Recker Saas Lee | , ORDERS ‘cco™™2n'* with check will be promptly |made no explanation as to the use he ins| @¢°r Bm yo eeee es aaa e ys ORES Lae | , bh filled. We have hundreds of other items, | tended making of the drug. | Witttem agp > bongs Tieertem Wis | . = ering , ‘ for anything you are interested in. | : | Tillie Hoffman ........ Gillett, Ark oe je army store is not connected with any other store | AN AUTOMOBILE BELONGING ‘TO William D. Robdar | .. BSR3. Lee | . e y. Everything sold ee is guaranteed to be exactly as rep- | Bent Sharpe. 8673 Olive street, reported | Mre Laura M uschert Saks Lee | ; tt or your money refunded , stolen from in front of his home at 8 p. m. — RB. es Foene. " vytare S14 P alm ) en y oO ; | , J a, | yesterday, was found shortly before mia. | “osetts M. Foere . — oc negeg”~ All . Open Saturday Until 9 P night burned in a ditch beside the pfnny Milton L. MeConry , O'Fallon, Il e . |road between the Clayton and Manchester! Mrs. Ruth L. Rettman... O'Fallon, Ti | a ar 4 elen A. Grafe saee ve ernon | 4 “DRUGS | BENNIE TESSMER, 25 YEARS OLD, OF | William H. Sanders ABTA “Mane he ester | Sizes olors -_ o Corner Chestnut and Broadway 2204 Mullanphy street. was fined $50 in Po- | Ellsabeth Marie Elhmeter. .....452) W: Papin | , tt iiice C : , | ’ r : til e* ' | lice Court today on charges of a motor cycie| Roy W. Harrell -soees Galatia, I | WHOLESALE and RETAIL OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE HH) Policemen that he had driven an _automoniie | Helen J. Enboden ......--... Galatia, ii i am SRS a least in Locust street between Twenty-first | Eari C, Matthews bese ™3 Carpenter - . o ,and Thirteenth streets about 2 a. m. Tues- | Oma Goldman Jett .....00068. 3020 Lafayette ' yf i day at 45 miles an hour. Tessmer’s defense | Bam I. Goolke Re: 2805 Dayton | . a , if — 2 | Varnished Til Pap ; th er f ee eee vik Talmage ee TR Cream Sets | . — 1 Edw. Rutledge Jr.’ ..... oaks eet 4850 Norfalk Bio, | at. 0 TOM oe Sige bah s Per $1.98 ig | — , | Goldie pays dens * ppocssect 4251 Hunt sewent| ries 6th and Washington pair.. F BANCHEZ & HAYA C ms" Clayton. ' T. Gardner .........+..--++.3515 Lindell + , —— Bettie OS Perr re 9809 5S, Broadway $ r Frank P. McGruder .......... Overland, Mo he MEN 8 UNION SUITS Si ik C d Cat i | en eaten ceroweangers) ! repe de Unine, : FINE IMPOR’ | ST Chesterfield. Mo | °S This garment needs no introduction. Come and get Splendid quality Silk Crepe de Chine, tn white - : } Bernard Lehrter el LS Valley Park, Mo re FOURS COTES GWGebs 4666 eer eécictedbecsoccsocctoccan s BUG COIOTR: SHOGCHAE WWE Ch Becdccctoccesecessinesnn 1 _ Partagas Belvedere, box 0! € 6 POG cccccccccececeses naconda, Mo EASY-TO-PLAY” | aan: oy i? | BOYS’ SCHOOL CAPS | Women’s Knit Pants le _PLAIDS. ART CRASH 2 Partaga’s Perfectos, box a - . subicnenedl : na ; P] ‘ 1 lac ties d: -inc wool] ‘jamd; won- y ' i ° AS Rast St. tows. a he leclleal eka tna 69c | 75¢ value; veanial ted 39¢ derful variety of pat- $| : ast Coase, Fa ra qual? 5 Corona Belevedere, box of_ ) as ie ‘eonerd Re wy cet eeeeee meet “+ —— | iz ST RS ye ae ee ee ye ree PIGGY . co vcccasecncvcueh terns; special for Friday . special for Friday, yard.. C “i Corona Perfectos, box of 2 “The Exquisite Touch of the Gulbransen {Is 4 Sar cvstees Ra B] BOYS’ sHRTs |... SILK HOSE TAFFETA SILK TOWELS 7 Romeo & Juliet Perfecton Lydia M. Owen...... Washington Park, IU , ame Women’s Fiber Silk Hose? plain S i John Poe East St. Louis | SA Percale ane ou a es: 98c¢ and lace; black and "ab a6 nches:. sos orate T pert r Towels, seconds of 20 Maradona Bolv » oe J © ineccseeeeseereeceees earns well made; all sizes; colors: se coi . ad x: nches » . eo . eC , ‘Made Possible This Childhood Incident pre: Cok ccs sEN SY Houle) | pbetal for Friday. > m - whitendieann ~iadiineadaemeanes value; special Friday... 91, Scarfs; 17x52; special..... 490 f TUNGSTEN, 6 for 35; SR were Mi. pccccccccccccccscesseces Herrin “ + * for 20c; | EARS ago.a tiny baby crept. up to dad’s Gulbransen and gleefully pushed a pedal | hee eon eae tee henge 7m ey RT A INS a ae ey er AAA AA 3 F Tah RESTA, spe as shown in the picture. Hearing the music invited more pushing—it was so [Dollie Starks ...ve-ceceseveeses i ty ~ if Rh ‘BoYS SCHOO! SUITS: L a. EL TORO BREVAS. 4 for | easy—and thus the baby played the Gulbransen. | Sossphine Schwariairauber’ se Selleville, Ue At by a tine oo J LITTLE CHANCELLOR, / | Joseph i on cone neace ae 5 Mascoutah | ry rl lace edge sogianet ' a is by far the biggest School Suit value ever $1.10 Qu ty ine es aT Lingleum, — This childhood incident—since repeated in thousands of homes—was sé impressive of Angie ae . iittteeees Granvitie, 1) i Uh ml | white and ecru, 9 OrTeree oe tne woh snciudes Mton, Norfolk, belted oremgrenraages. G : ee ee ee ee stac . ’ 0 . ! the action of the Gulbransen that the baby at the pedals was photographed and Anam . Winmend’.....cccccesceee Milistadt | 4 V $ 98 $:.medium brown, gre i and blue mixtured cassi- Bee _Pattorns, jn | =j a de Ba nere dé rT ec 2 . as the Trade-Mark. Z : $2.49 : _meres an 1 are specially priced for this ~ only. yard pieces, Up te 12 “i At St. Charles. | a 1 eee 2 y S it B y S it GOGE i. 0c theme venus aewann = Hiverywhere you see it, it tells you the Gulbransen is easy to play. In our window it Frank ©, Allen «....0200000 Louisville, Ky | e and 00 s US 0 $' U 5 f ena » BBBBBO actesessteseveses n qu u can try the Gulbransen. Imprinted on the rubber pedal surfaces, it oT re SHADES D p fants den Fine quality wool = 80c FELT AS ORTED CRE bransen for you. All the world of music’ now knows the famous Gul- BIRTHS RECORDED. & oor raneis mixtures, in the|real $15 suit; all , loorcovering $ ote T. and A. McMahn, 5415 Idaho. 'f Mounted on guar-|Lace Door Panels models, 8 to 17/"zeS 8 «to 17; "and handwend eo regular 60c v , and EB. Biair, 2858 Indiana | ; . be autiful design: amis : extra special, and hardwood effect; ’ B and L. Fuller, 4054 8. Broadway. | anteed spring rol- everal different year sizes, limited pleces: “i ie ‘*Pedal Touch’’ of the Gulbransen is also easy to recognize, It demon- 'W. LL ae ne la 7 a, | de gd = ay 59¢ patterns | to select $7.98 $9.98 POG k édcodcedes =] ; - gtrates itself the moment you begin to play a Gulbransen. You find it is not necessary 3 and H. Atenilus, | 45204 Chouteau, Sh duplex...... Fridey only ....€98 : | Boys’ ) r OR te push aa RM indeed. You actually restrain your impulse to ‘‘work.’’ J, and D. Holmes. $176 Mussel Fr: Boys’ Blouses| boys Pants CONGOLEUM RUG ; RAZ 'D. and B. James. 5812 Wise. | : Made of neat|Extra well made, These full - size : a Me Also you do not pedal fast when Come in and see the Gulbransen Player. | A- ang ©. Doustas, S06 Merwe. ig $4 Penichook Blankets striped | percale, in nice dark and Rugs. suitable F Boe Pha. Gatette ss : | -|mediu colors; » fo ° ' a Gulbransen. In spite of their Try it yourself so you may know what HE and &, Pullman, 2331 Ts alle 3) | oa @hite grounds apecial tor Oo On L | semaalas oe very special, without" border: ! Dies. tiephaas' Seat " 9 “ . a d E. r : recis oO oO order: - as rile the pedals will not die away pleasure it is playing your favorite selec- Fi and 1. Lansing. 3005, N. 324 Ey | tnta'eale, each... epee ee OE | 47c 98c ) ape- 7 doctrine. Geen Minden. cu : " . iF. an A = . c ees . easy ; tions on the Gulbransen. No obligation W. and A. Lampert, 82! 57 N. 19th, ' tS z fF é “ PLP lal ee sat r! - arider your feet, nor tremble when you at all be and M. O'Dea. 6200 Paulian. rs 7 dues a on ; ; - ; . | 7 "49 68 + 7 8 . j e — _ pedal slowly. They are firm, yet easy; . NATIONALLY PRICED ered green 4 emens in rs 05 Auto Strep Rasor.- ¥ $1 values in Rartor —s Ww. . resses = ) HX dnd’ Mf; Sonrosder. 42644 Athlone, Fi ase Women’s and misses new Skirts, in | @ Send Coupon for Free Booklet hes and 8. Grossman, 5455 Deimar. * ; : : x = a = q 5% N lat of h a . plaids, plains and silk poplin; pockets and 7 i | BURIAL PERMITS ny ee eee ee a | Gem Razor Je o | — , IESELHO 0 ©O., |. Beddies, 48, 1515 Destrehan: nephritis | Us ° cale Dresses; large plaids and a4 «belts; large assortment of new Fall shades; ¥ $1.00 Gem ec RST PIAN | A. a, Rotherback, T7, 2823A Indiana; acci- t lain colors y , j ’ | 1 E read Razor | 4 oS Pi oa * ”) in sizes 23 to 31. Choice (Second Floor) F | ' ™" y 1007 Olive Street, St. ratte; ‘ EE Waiker, 61. 14 Pendleton: heart disease. pei trimmed with iB | —— ' 7 J rh meee ae A P new - Nebe ort; hi By a 7! - t t} ] _/ F $1.00 Du am i Please send m ‘Gulbra free booklet ‘‘Good Times With the Gul- | Ht. Pe Ditchae, 90, 7318 Vermont: accident. — | Up COREFASTINE COS: e iH ‘ s a 1.50 Everead Ms bransen,”’ also bransen Catalog, Prices and Easy Terms. 2. +, “es 9 a: . 2117 Eugenia: 3 Stomatitis. | F lars and a Ra JR i _ os $ y Pi. , 9 5 ig ° : ‘4 ie He Relate dete baile mentite ‘a cuffs ; sizes im | = 1¢ $2.00 Gem Jr. Stro 13 3 { Name | Ss. Sas A 24. ¥il S. llth: rheumatism. | rl 6 to 14: a8; ss } es i aes eames Se OF SPSS SSeS ©80D Sele OHSS 29 OSV OSS x, 4, moka. OS 1 A Belt; pneumonia. (od FI ; r.. $5.00 Kanner's Slide i : e we. ° . : oor ae ( — : , iy ” PS uk wate emth OCW S s oR ee Sad ccc ccc rdcoreerrccdcscoccccesceee J Whitmore: hy a88i ‘Belle! apoptes | , a og aT ; $4.00 Warner's F oe \s a ee "7 1 ‘ , I: tf ' i J. A. M y. @. 497T3A Arsena a f Skir Se or ano Me P : A “9 Pl i 22.96 value Children’s Ladies and misses n $ Shirts | 2 Vv i $5.00 Values chool Dresses: high and low shoes; ie 4 $6.00 Auto 2-Qt. ; %. up to $3.60 values; Values Up to $8.00 = * . 7 «6s Silk Poplin Skirts slightly soiled; Fri-| We bought them | $6.00 Icy-Hot School : in all shades; while en Cjst a sacrifice and Bae Pin, ; yA : Dress Ging-}]88-inch Dress Me AAR eh Q are Willing to share fl ; hax 9 a 1007 Olive Street ha pra Sitae hams; come in|Votle; comes] Shirting Mad! HOSE [with our patron; aa sT rng ; . ay, only >» values La- plaids an d4iin many pretty - " ‘ Frida a , | ia A 7 “er . ° 9° os . ; : sirable at-iLadies Hose, in at $1.98, ef : y “For 41 Years the Reliable Music Store r Glew) and Children's ; Spe-[ stripes, off the} patterns; offiterns; 34 injbiack and brown./#1.19,9S8e and z Rah» «ey - and light shades; afeial Friday, per|bolt; speciajithe bolt; spe- yy off Bae This is a bargain é % : CAME Pes ty A rere 0 —— spe- 876 (Base- 25 otal: yd. A AAS eit. Friday —— quality. Think; 59c ss a a £ eh Dt Grastawet) . . 1 ent ment) ... c (Basement) ment) ... - «nl aeee ape Be (Basoment). F ee : BUY Y Seg - lh lcd STN et. - - at tall ben SS SS Sh Sh SA hp Si “4s * ¥ ¥ “i - 3 i : ‘ is a. ‘ ¥

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Mi J “~ oat i. * : ‘- . : : - ‘ . we bis A . “st ; Fe Gs. sire . - tee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1920. ' 5 “i + gh sau 19 : | | WRITER ENDS HER LIFE farm near Joplin but which he sold (25 CASES AND 19 GALLONS | er ste r a year ago before going to San An- | | BB RY ’ | = to the Post-Dispatch. tonio, Tex., intending to return to} OF LIQUORS TAKEN IN RO E | ; YORK, Sept. 3.—Mrs. Cath-| Mexico, where he formerly owned | | . p C. Myers, 40 years old, a maga- | property. Mrs. Meyers then went to | sm Byrnes, Whose Cellar Was , 2 writer, killed herself yesterday | New York to take up writing and art | Looted Aug. 25, Files In- . oon by inhaling gas in an ‘work. She was born on a farm near | ventory of Losses. ent on the ninth floor at 432 p Carthage, her name being Katherine | ' Kenneth Byrnes, 5151 Washington 120th street. In a handbag the ea mpae before her marriage. She | }avenue, whose private stock ned | | ; found $30, a diamond ring | “#5 @ sister, Mrs. James Hill, living | Tennesse : |\looted by burglars Aug. 25, returned Es see House Adopts Motion ,. ; ‘8 bankbook of the Conqueror | ™®@r Carthage. | " P rom his vacation yesterday ar aft- | Bed ee ee § Co. of Joplin, Mo., showing a | ene Be | to Have Governor Inform (er taking an inventory reported to | worms _ OT yy of $544. 78. No note ex- | Aged St. Charles Woman's Funeral. | Colby of Its Action. the police that the following ened a & g her act was left by Mrs.| The funeral of Mrs. Mary Stuermer, | i! had been stolen from his cellar: y catalan oy 92 years old, widow of William Stuer- | Eleven cases and three gallons of | mer, who died in St. Charles Tuesday, | By the Associated Press |whisky, seven gallons of wine, 12 OPLIN. ee A Sept. 2.—Mrs. | Stue piace this venpeng Mrs.| NASHVILLE, ‘Tenn., Sept. 2.—/cases of champagne, a case of ver-| . ermer was 2 ' a . erine 2 pte dee me wife re - | but had pestle’ ia. thie mecmnaet tee | The Tennessee House of Represen- | 8 oben tae cane ak eee at — who owned a iarge fruit' 87 yvears. ' tativ , 2 pure , : “ peretieg: adopted koday, RE Pee wa $2.00 Complete cen by the ouse Tuesday in non- | concurring in the suffrage amend- | : Sell at | ment resolution. The motion in- | 7 | cluded a request that the Governor | ' a ‘el — ; 7 | i ' | certify this transcript to the Secre- | , | tary of State in Washington. | No matter how neatly ands _ per- | By a vote of 17 to 8, the cage sons may be dressed, if their shoes do not e . ; ; iv ' vwe cease see Senate yesterday in effect re- possess the brilliant, BF omy pteaet, Delivers This Grafonola Sesame ete oie. 64: ae, BROADWAY & FRANELIN fused to join with the House in an | ance of being well cared for, much is taken away QS? eral ie ‘attempted reversal of ratification of FRIDAY SPECIAL from their otherwise neat appearance. For many To Your Home ts ; SE ithe Federal suffrage amendment. : a ae 6 eee = es and aa 4 : r a The Senate’s vote was recorded in | Fine Assorted Dressings for the neatness of their shoes. No matter favor of a motion to return to the - . | : ; House the latter’s message announc- inge—and you can find no better. Plenty of : A THE | ing that it had voted to nonconcur in CHO CO LATES **There Ils a Herriott Polish for Every Shoe’’ the Senate’s adoption of the ratifi- ; Dark . | PRICE cation resolution and had expunged HERRIOTT | from its record the concurring vote 40c ta ound POLISHCO. Colors Sf of Aug. 21. p ae AND , 7 | The motion for the return of the | House message as passed carried an of music and entertainment in your home.: This new me Grafonola has full rich tone—handsomé cabinet—and every. up-to-the-minute Columbia moths Plays, ra Bs dard disc records in a better way. 4 GIS a This Outfit on Theac Terma Laapeeeee REPT : — rs e ™™ 7 ” ror, where you go you will find Herriott Polishes and Look for This Trade Mark | | No need to deprive yourself any longer of the pleasn | | i liant, lasting, waterpeses lustre. Keeps the leather ’ ' q ’ explanation that the ratification res-| | BAKERY SPECIAL soft and pli AT Cc U T olution had been taken out oF the| Herriot’s King Bee | Senate s hands and therefore no fur- | CHOCOLATE PECAN Aliquid dresein foriadies” ther jurisdiction over it was neces- | | py my aes Sary by the Senate, Disgimer also | LAYER CAKE @ brillian - tLe was made of any infténtion of dis- | courtesy. Friday Only Softens and preserves leather. a od | tt > re > ' — o thing. -, +4 F oe ’ | : : How Antisuffragists in Tennes | Stato ¥ | - ssce e e , semi FRID AY and & ATU RD AY ‘aie Ramataliel Action : sce eae i | 1008 Oli St t 5 Special to the Post-Dispacch. ~~ To , . clean lve ree a money. - NASHVILLE, Tenn., Sept. 2.—On Herplott'sVaney Waite Ske ugust 19 suffragists had a majority ae ai mane an shoes Store Open Saturday Until Five ad . Preserves the beauty of whitekid, buckskin suede, M | ,in the House of the Tennessee Legis- look like new. Will n | een orebrink ¢ yh article | Reins de Filipinas, large Ge size Manila § i: ana tne suttrare amenament Box of 50. . .$4.88 Box. of 50... . $5. 48 ,voted-to expunge from the journal fil pattern.. +: ; = \of the House the action taken while | "38.50 ’ there Was no quorum, then, on re- Glass ‘ r “LA YREFERENCIA, Bishop's; foil wrapped; special...... & for GOc Bi consideration of the amendment, ) r and Box oof 50, 5.98 they defeated ratification, 47 to 24,/f}, Cream Sets ma with 20 not voting. Eight members Per $/ 98 were not — pair.. ' ; RANCHES & HAYA Clear Havana Blunts; special, each..... coceek4e ——r —— Drum of 50, #6.88 REPUBLICAN MEETING CALLED ine , CIGAR Chairman Heshes to Confer With Candidates Here Saturday. ee _§ FINE IMPORTED HAVANA Ss | cibireaip aegis Gf she Bopeh- EP ee erococtecs artag REG TES Sams Ee 7.2.) ae lican State Committee, who returned | ART C : , Steeers Persisen pend ot $5 séebeynost eee a he eae 168 ee apecial lot of extra quality : = 48 where he conferred with Chairman | Crash: 18-In ) Corona Belevedere, box of 25 eevee “eereeeeeeee ee@eeeeeeune eeeeee 8! .? Hays of the Republican National | fal for Friday, yard.. Corona Perfectos, box of 25......... bac ewes SeSocenecceocdce o-. - 86.72 Committee on campaign plans for} | ” : Romeo ox of 25...... 1 ee ee ———, FT Missouri, will have a conference in TOWELS & Juliet Perfectos, b 7 y= 84.7: St. Louis Saturday with Republican * r Towels, seconds of 20c ' Maradona Belvedere, box Oo ye | “eee eeenreneeereeeeaeneeeee ee ee @ * pods candidates for State offices. | ; t riday special for 5 . “Maradona Corona, box of 25 eee eee eee ween wees See eeeeeeer enews $9.88 At the meeting detailed campaign | | Sr ' 4 Re 7 : plans will be discussed, as will also Ni t -_ oa to ha Meenas tants vonven:| New Autumn ew Autumn New Autumn New ‘pie trimmed Dresser * ed by the Republican State conven- | ; : 17x52; eveciat.....496 | ‘ TUNGSTEN, 6 for b5ec; can of 25 “eee eee 8 # © APES Tt SRN tion in Jefferson City Sept. 14. q = a - * LA RESTA, 3 for 20c; can of Se eae | Q ~ > + ; “ | | § EL TORO BREVAS, 4 for 25c; box of 50..... il ae u 1 ~ a e a e s ] r | @ LITTLE CHANCELLOR, 4 for 25c; box of 50.....~.---0-- $3.12 | * . Be to $35 Values f to $30 Values for 14! to $25 Valies' for.) i ih | | a 1] CANDY SPECIAL to $40 Values for RTED CREAM BONBONS— 49c Delivers to Your a ‘regular 60c value, full pound box. . ; $ sf : . Home the Celebrated MH || ys 5 .85 14 , 2 ow & .* 1 RAZOR BLADE SPECIAL FP ses feet saa: _ comes : a é 3 : aweee BTC] 40c Pkg. Everendy Biades.....28¢ | : 7 ~~-Wool Plaids ages : papal einedipeeac. 1 08a 50 rks. Auto Strop Blades. ...37¢ | . ~—-Velour coats —Satin ie : . Auto Strop Blade... .73c | —Silvertones b Mf ; 1 Ste Pes, Durham Bindes,.---. -30e/$1 P&S ’ | Silvertones —Georgette in smart box, BE G0c Peg. Gem Blades. .... «+. -39¢] S5e Pkg... Enders Blades. ....«-.250 | ee | ’ g | a ‘95.00 wets Manor. dooce tieor Safety Corn Razor. .79¢ —T ricotines —Polos «—Tricotine ) knife and accerdion-. *»> : | = .83.98161 Anticor ety Corn ° > . i ‘ a: 39 ayy nal soir fotan WP 63.08185 Icy-Hot Lunch Kit......--$2.05 —Fine Ser es —Pompoms —Serge pleated styles. . ; | Polar Cub Elec. Fan. ...84.69]81.50 Wilson Auto Goggles. .. .98e | sci it TT Re ween Clippers. .. .83.08/)63 walues in old-style Razors. .05e | & rr $2 values im Razor Strops......98¢] $1.00 Shaving Brushes.........68e i yF 1 See ot “$1 values in Raxor Strops..... .40¢] 61.50 Shaving Brushes. ........-08e of new Fall shades; t . e $1100 Germ Razor . < ..2i vn nene ncn sess eos nsscewerser reser: | a ° » tf esc ete « O06 6 OUD bbe see covets FOC (Second Floor), : i if 00 Eveready Razor .....~ ang 3 HB $1.00 Durham Razor... -.00.-- 00. oes ones oe emeemmmnnene School Shoe Special “"Sue’r” Fall Hats —Big Girls’ English Boots | Values to $8.50 for - $1.50 Eveready Stropper. ....-..wne.--- see cece eeeee ++ TSC ’ F 2” g : -@ | no sae i wit t : : 3 " $2.00 Gem Jr. Stropper. “eee © * wie + “fe ese eereeere * *eeee? $1 49 ee OF we world's “celebrated , e a ; , et blades Saroia phonograph an he . 9 * =— om Kanner's Slide Stroke Stropper for all safety bisees, Se a he oN. , CMe: preme pleasure of music in | -@ alues " + your own momo? ze Barols 0 | 4 ’ -« // e “ o : ; - | ; $4.00 Warner's Fountain Shaving Brush... .......2.- . $2.49 Ry é 7 | oz 91.17 8 season res } Fyre “a ; 4 -Bplitdorf Spark Plugs. eeeeeseseeeee fee? +e o@hle Oe OWE + ot yg A the most natura! ‘ 2 Z tance Teas he ‘tomuacroes OS $6.00 Auto 2-Qt. Vacuum Ice Cream Freezer. .....-.-.$4.69 $6.00 Icy-Hot School Lunch Kit. ee oe, eee Ff SC EASTMAN FOLDING PREMO E . ° GAMERAS AT CUT PRICES : | BUY YOUR FILMS TODAY Tan! Black! | Just the proper Boot for the large miss wearing sizes 2% to 7. English | Walking Boots, medium high cut— built for service as well as style. Exclusive copies of Paris and Fifth Avenue styles—in silk velvet and Lyons velvet. Also feather Hats, metallic textiles and all the other fashions that are popular. Savee decisively on any Hat you purchase. Early choosing is best.

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ST. LOUIS: POST DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2: 1920. a ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH einai i pig oD pire, EEE HEE SS ee negro | ish-American war, arrived in W _— A — - ee ee not appointed through Frank Silat- | the ly wort A. W. Lioyd, mn ington today to be the guests of t: er’s influence. hut heranee he wae randidate for ths Reard of Alder- ) ; ‘) - “ . , . ‘ exhiy 3 May, Stern © Co NEGROES, PHARCING = Som pers me ene nee’, | ALS rey le] merry. y ¥. d ry that precine ?. were | N ¥ ¥ Depart mervi The Da t} , ; "T the ft S etran ge VA her is thoce , 41 ballots he counted ——os now at inrnapo) j=. fanitor here in the eity hal A* BMe ret “n te alien the returns, and pur" i cao J : ~ fired by J. N. McKelvey bhecaus ended for reap , | J supported a candidate against Slater mine’ = at] hat ° an ad S Wo ad AY | 1 came Aaown to ®@e vou and vou told ' ) pre inet 105 ; me 1 would have to see Siater.” 4 oa had paid money to aid in the : . | The Mayor sald he couhin't re campaign of Ernest Patilio, & negro. . member anything about it for committeeman against Slater ~~ : * ) | : 3 | | rd > i While Sone thie negrnes enid wut that thes ludgees c sunted ontiv >. | | that they would go before the grand Htee for Patillo in the precinct ~ : i ‘urs with their complain: Q num. . bye , of The TY) told +? Pas Miawor +? 7 1 . apogee wavy Officers at Capita Delegation I rom Seventeenth would do them no good to obtain the - ~ eon indictment of itudges and clerks WAS — 637 ‘ * fy? ~ wte i £FLN ee Tt) ~ 4 ' > s : Vis- hhey said they wanted to wet rid por e - on tOte ‘ Ward Republican Club Siater, rnd nothing else would sat. G — ad aoe ages paar “ : el ) : > make © visit of oust where (Medi te Bonne [Hip pro ; —Told to Go ‘sty them i 0 make 6 vinit of euaeet ia : —; : its eis Tokhl to De “Right Thing ‘* | tem ~ ie . | 3.4. “in | . C oe 4 p : " a risa sf? to Gran ury. Mrs. Grant Bledso+ Sem ) a x ; : = sealed send amount tothe Marmola The Herniatene Co.. | Pine @.. S OF Savings Account. ‘ 2 ; on He «ni = ‘} “4 -- ing. Noor. hetwreen 10-4 Saturdays 44 Si e counted Bad (he baliots and S22. Se) oe ‘ rs. : , rite for free be . ed them over to another | ies "5 f, slim, trim RUPTURE CURED WITHOUT KNIFE | et) ere ee ai When the Mayor said that while ther =— «ag st oe lea tit - “— he believed the negroes had been one, wronged by the frauds, he could do «€ nothing and advised them to go be- fore the grand jury with their com- ° @ plaints, several negroes told him they Ou could no longer be expected to vote e QO the Republican ticket if Republican h , 2 ; That’s the reason You can buy pure foods at Kroger’s for less than elsewhere. Soon ogatet agape gd count By the shortest and most direct route. f . Vn Vel ing e ouse | “Tf you won't do anything, we will: We buy from-the producer in tremendous quantities, so when you make a purchase at any one 0 put you right along with Slater,” one —_—— said to the Mayor. ; Charges Are Enumerated. aa you intend to take advantage of this extraor- ane particular charges were: In a number of precincts Ernest Original Price Tickets dinary sale, you haven't another day to lose. Patillo, negro candidate for com- es ae 2S You do not buy foods that have passed through the hands of several middlemen. Of course, you do not | Marked in Plain Selling Sale positively ends Saturday night. Until then Dear iline on teen eeaebeen | Figures on All Articles. you can come here and select anything in the _ in the polling places. have to pay them their profit! By our plan of distribution you pay only one small, fair profit, and em = | chang a house (except Columbia Grafonolas) and deduct ee ee assured of getting FRESH ds. Thes ices-are good every day in the week, subject to cost You Deduct a0‘: Di unt : watchers were permitted they were geting goods. ese prices - ry sco 20 per cent from the plainly marked price. Act ousted whe he judges began eS ear nadia omapgin vo tea es a sdiieaiaa I tee: See tee ames f STORES CLOSED ALL DAY, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th—LABOR DAY . | tains we d , 1d votes were occur in years to come. Cash or credit. | mae Rn nt ariel ellie ees APPLES, Duchess, pound -Se ‘ In some precincts judges fraud- _— Cc Lettuce?.-.s. la be oy ulently marked ballots. ae BEETS : . = a : . ° Last Week Last Week . Last Week ooron ¥ geet mae = _s SWEET POTATOES, rath toi se nde per_ib Ti S for. “s °5 G ae ‘be Bpmecantty Rie ee thae malindanaantai Fumbo. or =p GREEN PEPPERS | ONS °222%. 2389. _SQUASH 2" ~vty 5 »Garments will All Iron Springs 100-PieceDinnerSets| AllIron Beds | 2"2uisminyrgnnee: JB] CELERY [0c GREEN PEPPERS |”. 9c_LEM deena: 2G | SQUASN sie 2 tee. 00 a our “Will Call ei - Sheena é Honey Melons , 20% Cc that the Board of Election Com- T “ Txt 1] De - - —_—_—— ‘ yO Off 20 ; Oo Off yt missioners supported him in his |CAR RJ A Be o i> ES::: 5) 1p iE: nae tional Be Grom at 3 = vender aE payment of a small ee le > tees ee ee . ee eS ome SD ET ape ae 2. ew fe : - -—-- — —— Te Tee - action by accepting his recom- ’ 8.95 Springs— 20° off..... ‘ 5 values——20% | -.* z* } . . @ 9.95 Springe—20% off.... 7 oe oa” eaur ?- ee ‘ | mendations. — ———_— — . . . ' (59 values— 20% | os Saw SV TO OEE. «oss | . Mt oon ) inct $14.75 Springes—20% off. . . values—20% . | « . the Slater organization wanted ‘can: C Kroger'’s quality: pound... k ° pric is ’ 13%e. (hall by Joseph McCoy, a white attor- dozen. ... | . | j as ney. and former secretary of the DEACRFAEEEFE ) . Last Week Last Week c Week Republican State Committee, who 1] All Chiffo Cork Linoleu Ss told the Mayor that he recently had "A robes : se i been in the Southern states.where Gas Ranges | oa negroes were disfranchised by Dem- an OFF my. Ort oP ann a LOW PRICE values—20% off.... | Linoleum—20° off.... with the exception that Slater .and Country ¢ ub— % y p fine si! a 4 The fact that we buy direct and do not have to cater to the whims of + repeal 35.00 Ranges—20% off.....628.200 Sethe. 20 aft anorcum— . = ~ . : values—20% off. | 85 Linoleum—20% = ; May Refuse to Register. — Pack—Goo unheard of during the past several years. Sugar Corn. No : ‘ - can, 18. Shee values—20% off.... J “ ' ‘ r's een | hee. Mixed, Ame can re Reyal r atest r G iP | o 20 “That were $115—20% off.. | $26.50 Rugs—20% Per . mA (t.. HA °% © : sugar, ic- fast Biack er Krecer’s (. m Tea— 4 -lb 8c , Ite; *".-lb. pke.. Bhecs pound a oe cies « : Peeves betes SESS Seeder Be ara + $42.50 Rue 20% o« values—20 ¢ off. : ‘ = eens ‘- | $47.50 Rugs—26% acigieth ghia’ ied getsen | wn | We'll Say It Value i COUNTRY CLUB 4 ae 2 A. in Last Week £5 oa laut’ Woah ~~ a pe wad I he Wh Made clean, baked Last Week ee : . gain. is Is the ole clean, sold clean. Silk Lamp Shades | the Greatest United States crusted. healthful, eas All Steel Ranges | Diming-Room Chairs 4 ; ; F A very popular loaf .) c * te seh ea er eats ) I >; popular because of it« quality, soe and aaa taste For the matured men Sec nd growing children | %. . @ dandy iloof for and other fur 20% Off * 20% Ort ™ oe f : — ' § trims. ¢ : | $60.00 Ranges—20% .. on S Chaire—20% off $3.48 . $63 56 ae witli; r | $0 Chaire—2e% off.:.....260 Per P . | | $70.00 Rangee— 26; ae = Chaire—20% off a5.06 ee Cc hg ?. i 2 $75.00 Rangee—2¢% onan 7~ | le 5 Many garments 2 , full oiik lined, Chaire—20™% off.......9648 others lined = 2. Chair@é—20% off 89.60 . | wunet FANCY- = y a 4 To b lb. ‘Liver Sausa e, ib . 12 c ¢ - aan Conant Last Week (CHEESE instead of fish is be- SUGAR- piec e, per le ge 2 7 | sacin more than an economi- CURED ! 2 — coming Last Week BR gy dogy entene dughagueewrg Pigs’ Foot Souse, Ib. .15¢ 20% Off mets | Extension Tables They have discovered that chee, fa] SMOKED Sugar cured, hickory Group No. /e Ee is the most nourishing food your smoked ; 4 to 6 Ib. . . 20% Off daiars wil bay. tt alncey fll CALIFORNIA average: C Silk Plashes— er | ea usine os porn ee tirade on i | 50 Tables—260% off ment, the only wasteless meat food. faten Cabinets—aee srt-ceeeae | fiese Tabier—ses or Kreft Cheese fy Tins is thenew J] FRESH _EDc =. m € PilePi $49.95 Cabinets—20% ok Tabies— 20% off wast CALIF. Db E R + to 6 Ib av immed, “ “ $59.75 Cabinets—20% -" | 00 Tables—20% off..... entrated PORK | Crystal Cord piety = iistory eee DOWL BACON wi BACO ose BLSAUSAGES tsncetotoce. To’ 2Oc [PI *

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> 7 , . 7 * . . “ s oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ , THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1920. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 19 ° — — a —_~ aunties amine = —— : - a == oe —~ — 2G §abudliiiiesinieeeeeeeen ee = > a _— i — mh a — ee 2 AE aN NAT A! Ae TSS ETT 9 a 2 -e a _ - a a Oa —_— —_____. — ——» & a 3 o Fight. the shooting. | points. Many expert twirlers, vic- a2 | > o Ve FN ) The St. Louis County Grand Jury | Business at Clayton was suspend- tors in county tournaments, were in i ys ; F : ; 2a in 4 tI? — SICK Pat Clayton today went to the scene ed from i to 5,p. m. yeatercay for/the meet, and some remarkable ex- thpreictvvpi ' S I MOT © eal! for an NR Tabigt, (a vegetable of the shooting and killing early last |‘®e funerals of Comrey and Corner. | hibitiong of accuracy and skill were as “te Y g | to tone and Monday of Night Sheriff Eugene| ©orner’s funeral was at 2:30 p. | given. : | eet eli mi- Conrey and Night Marsha!’ Benjamin m. with interment in Bethania Cem- Dewitt County won first prize and J te, Corner, after ‘the officers in an au-| ®t®™’: #4 Conrey’s at 6:60 p- uae | Sangamon County second. The fol- . , ee tomobile had intercepted three men | ¥!t" groomer: ms St. —— , ney lowing counties were also entered in - ~ . tery. Most of those who attended ‘the horseshoe ae « — forover in another machine at Forsythe i : he 1iorseshos contest: Morgan, i boulevard and Jackson avenue. | the first funeral returned in time for | Champaign, Christian, Edgar, Me “ . If was arranged that the sutomo- , the second, and about 70 automo- inard. Iroquois, Hancock, Montgom- x 7, : biles should be placed in the same | we were in each ee ae ery, Macoupin, McLean, Cass, Green. x Prete Rha — Mays in which to secure the greatest bar ; - BO position as they were at susiness men and officialsewere | woodword, Will, Moultrie, Maso gains offered the P ouls. Im order to make a record-breaking finish, “we v ¢ d : the time of | pallbearers for Corner and Deputy! piste De Pde, sii oF cas n, ranged a score of apecials Bee awa ee Space won't pe t us te enumerate but a few of the he bundreds of ex- . west a _ADVERTISEMENT ‘sheriffs for Conrey | Waren ttt > ve .s - by rt 9 ceptional values fm quality. furniture Slicers Rn ies Pg hand m with our mew stock of reductions unheard of before, ng is the . 4 odes MiOT), ~OieS, LeOnaalil, linton m ew « ay > 5 "fn | Kit . yy ty QAVIN GS De osits oii Willis Millard, one of the three Douglas and Marshall. A large sil- / gr t a . Vv d } | men intercepted by the officers and } ver loving cup was presented to the @ . Box ous; made the 17 St five Pyrami e | wounded in the encounter with them, | winning team and gold medals wer: a showed slight improvement at the arded gp : ie ‘ of Se f on } ' ! , awarded to the members of the ; y p e be? uw tl] | oon hospital today, and there WaSi champion team and the team wih - y Ruptured? : a credited with inter- uppositories | Said to 2 00a chance _ his ‘y | Bing second place. , covery. is companions, reoTrre : Don't Throw Away Another Dollar on . est from September Ist. Parr and David Burke, held for com-| gs Bu Re » wy A Household Necessity for Quick | | plicity in the double killing, have dN AMUSEMENTS — EATON Came areas. Ee od R lief | said that Millard was the only mem - | Praising it The Herniatone for Rup ei1e in Itching, Bleeding or ber of their party who fired at the ture will not only fit any case, but : : “ ifficers. He persists i is statement Sictinty .Sietes the “oberon. a9 | Protruding Piles. Send for officers. He persists in hia statement orest Park This Elegant Velour-Upholtared Snce. aiving, instant rotlet. » wothing * "A Dollar and a Minute a Free Trial that if he fired any shots he cannot ike it for Rupture. ‘Oo matter what ‘ e : remember it have tried in the past, try this O en a Boatmen’ : IGHLAR p REE and convince yourself. Call at ae Ss ieiettipettionn , ” Almost every | Fae crate i nate | Be. “Savings Account, tainiiy has atleast ILLINOIS HORSESHOE PITCHING Iving “OOM t The Big Place on the Hill write for free ho ow or RUCrTCRE CLRED W ITHOUT KNIFE Ordinarily, it would be tmpessible to secure « Living-Room Suite of such high quality as ti- lustrated eat the side for leas than $255.00, This Suite is luxuriously spring-seat upholstered In a ’ Siess ea “ relief ‘HONORS WON BY DEWITT COUNTY Will close the most successful Sa Pate p Bithag | . season in its quarter-of-a-cen- , |Contestants From 27 Counties Mcet tury history on Monday mid- Thousands have | at Farmers’ Association Picnic | night, Sept. 6 (Labor Day). To- | %. ee ae eee Near Springficid. day, Friday, Saturday, Sunday handsome mulberry silk velour. Fach plece is ; Z a mid. A 60 cent box Special to the Post-Dispatch. and Monday there will be daily ee a per TE eng Romy ~ Bw - , a from an oF 4s SPRINGFIELD. Ill... Sept. 2 - | matinee and evening perform- and large wine flreside chair, a Set the for less than elsewhere. i PS ee dele get More than 10,000 farmers from all} ances of high-class vaudeville in — a —s A — Pa own, See it at any one of wit vince you as it | parts of Illinois gathered at Shoup'’s|@ the theater. . The people’s' pic- ee ee eee eres OSS v eae y “Broadway 7 , he » NER of |Grove near. Springfield yesterday at nic grounds are available daily / '-— | sy «hed substitute. se has ithe annual picnic of the Illinois State for family outings, basket and live ° r The fact that | Farmers’ Association. Representa- | luncheon and merry making ‘fe : . FON eere Orbe atove in the Uy | tives Were present from nearly every|j from 8 in the morning until Magnificent Loose-Cushion, Finest ' ££ ADVERTISEMENT uid | get dda shows to what extent | Cou™sy in the State. midnight. Other diverting so- the blic depends upon Pyramid. The first Illinois horseshoe pitch- cial attractions are afforded by e e ! « . ‘ing tournament, with the State's | swimming pool, band concert, Of course, you do. not PrRAsiD DRUG COMPA oe | championship at stake, was one of the dancing pavilion, the excel- - fj d § Pyramid Bide. Marshall, Mich. | the features of the day's program. lent cottage restaurant and at- fair profit, and you are hot’ Guestion Me, send me a Free sample of Pyramid | {Contestants from. 27 counties were “§ tractive concessions. There's The appearance, construction and quality bject to cost changes. Salve gan de Suppositories, tn plain wrapper. entered in the contest, which began: lots of interesting amusements of upholstering of this Suite suggest infinite CLS. 1 dene healeab Secocctense ce | about 1 o'clock in the afternoon. for young and old at St. Louis lyxury. Its superior Queen Anne design, BOR DAY EE ER See ee |Courts were laid out so that 12 most celebrated show place— eane and mabexany frame and its clexant - - tiek. | City ' State... Vee iteams could compete at one time Forest Park Highlands. spring-filed loose-cushion uphbolstering will Duch d Sc ) @udee & Doiok Draz Steres ~ The distance between pegs was — appeal to the most ‘discriminating tastes. s Suite comprises davenport, a 73 “ ~~ - inches in length. and either chair or rocker. ree crisp C mailer C ' The ‘Suite ~ exactly as illustrated at the side. eads ..... heads, The extra chair or rocker can be furnished tig bunches, ; g « for $78, Pod : Sale Will S sound, nice ; : t t size. 2 for... VE Garments will be placed in aie wi ar sper dosen..........,... 20¢ ' our ‘‘Will Call Dept.’’ upon + 8:45 7 + res ; muunches..2 for : x _ a ra ri ay fresh, young.,tender, bunch. @ payment of a small deposit. . . a 517-519 WASHINGTON AV. Morning _ 6 - . 7 “ ; . ; trESE $350 Dining-R Set ining-Koom Set $420, Genuine Walnut Queen Anne Suite Wisconsin ) , | This This beautiful how -end Bedroom Salte, Saite, made of ade of genultie “walnut, . t. ™ “4 3 . a 7 AD. noyy i eS ee aon ha eens egg Sonne, 0 egg an —~ large French siabe papeariad > eae ies ig om ] A i t - t ' . = exclusive design, extremely plain, yet graceful, having very little ; ‘ Windsor Period, Sulte comprises a beautiful buffet, 6-ft. trimming, still sufficiently ornamented we, agers C Ipsing ny oa ven ver e na S extension table and six high-back leather-seut chairs— includes bed, large dresser and ewe ‘anlesatia Menadiner table a! china closet extra. August Sale Price........ govecceteaeur or Vanity dresser meen GOGO. bcs os cniich wae. Luana ew oon * ot. 42¢ Briel : * ) C : : ; ) . Le. | AMPLE WNnes from 32 leading New York mz anufacturers —which we purchased at the most unusual price discounts- over 1000 high-grade exclusive Coats and wraps will be offered ro a ) 7 in this sale tomorrow at $15.00 and $25.00. It’s the greatest sale » : attempted by this store in the past four years, and wi} i long be re- : membered by. every woman that attends tomorrow- —you'll be : amazed when you see these Coat values- a . Af LOW PRICE 2 13 y Oh | Coats Worth $27.50, $35, Cit y _ $40, $45 and Up to $50 $125 Davenette Set You must come at once if vou want to secure this amazing vralce— d ~ a ~ just as illustrated. This massively designed Suite is luxuriously up- holstered in genuine Morocco, leather, Divan opens inte a full-tze bed. Suite is complete with large armchair and arm rocker to No..3 cans@........ ae 1’ Exceptional Values . - match. August sale price Ks =e. ’ | MANY ONE-OF-A-KIND SAMPLES WORTH [OMA ; OES} i . ae le =) $50, $55 AND 860 WILL BE INCLUDED— | 3 $150 Blue iil my F Wi “J eee. ee a ) " 10 4 i ~ if *\ ¥ " a Combinat n mY ‘ 7 h : 2 This $45 Solid Oak A € Nod ° : SHAS > | Ran e W ‘, in ‘a Theft 1H pee Wise Gf, HUN ( hifforobe AKNange “ 3 Coats, hi | ‘Wy. ' iN ‘ l¢ you're wise you'll 4 , $15.00 | . rth, | sees | TS bay your Hs 9Q 70 and fi HW 4! Ritt ; . ~ nae BOW m= ~~ ne $25.00 ANT | ety i bak traits aut $99.75 7 FURNITURE & MUSICAL INSTRUMEN ag: TG Hil} | emeei — er. m. 4% lil B ) wk tet + © ® full-size blue enamel Renge—cocks 1) THE Btrt with five large drawers. and bakes with coal or gae—larae 18- ? ur » | Mtl} 2 Hat compartment and ] 109 inch oven and full-size coal and ens > j | 1th! LT . clothes hanging compartment. Price cooking eurfac ace—an oosuas S150 value . ro i} HH it at this August Sale of only $31.75. and i will be $176 this Pall, | " ’ ; Trims | H iit di : 1 yi gate AMUSEMENTS | : eal 2 Sealine Collars m4 | Hae a | AMUSEMENTS ee —- AMUSE ENTS _|_ AMUSEMENTS : 3—CIRCUS DAYS IN ST. LOUIS—J1 | TWO BIG SHOWS—ONE ADMIssION Tents at SHUBERT - JEFFERSON Saturday, Sept. 4 Laclede and Hi | : Sunday, Sept. 5 } ) ’ \ ®& Ueginning Sunday Evening. Sept. 5 Vande enter sk COLUMBIA::: - VAUDEVILLE 11 A.M.—C EASELESS DAILY—il P.M. 2:15—Iwice Every Day—8:15 ff) cms rnow answers coross ATS NOW ON SALE Avenues, Monday, Sept. 6 Matinees Wednesgliay and Saturday [w= 248 A Revusical Comedy of Life in New York’ 5 Latin Quartier | a. th Or Ow Extra Raccoon Siz VALENTINE ¥ 7 ” Salesforce os | | | ageing of its quality, Dyed For | WY Hh bf i i hor ,. COMBINED | Miss Kitty Gordon & Co. eT AA hie men : MP Me) tit (ih Hilt Attendance Everybody | [FHE COLOSSUS OFALLEZR User. Meiville John W. SNELL @ VERNON $00 sebeve' and other fur Wait | $15 HNN AME | } AMUSEMENTS. LL & Rule . Ransome § CORRINE GniP vive ‘ i | . ears er Forty Beautiful Gewns tn : = res NTICN A Ft Nt if Tae esac «| 4. C. Nugent; The Dorans “The Whisper Market” Per v ‘ nd | if -~OME. GLORIOUS ENTITY ACT Beryee Combe; Page & Green ws The Story ef @ Clever Weman ‘Lb : \ Wa aithan ft: gle i TOE GREATEST OiSPLaYS | ga , re) ® Many garments , \ NUT a | *n, = OF THE CIRCUS AREWA EARTHS CK ws LSON & Cc . . | fall silk lined. e ' | Mata., 15e¢ to SOc; Eves. 25¢ to 61.08 others Hned with 1 In Doors Oven at 1 and pene | (Except Bat, Sum, Holidays) satin and Venctian . | PE A, g ae at | silks. akin and - r. M: One. Neket = Ae . o . aren Wie - te e ie ‘ay e MER™ aa under o tee n* sduced jos. E. HOWARD a3. — poaedh a 2 ? «. *rices— | . VERNA GORDON AND THE || petecs: Friese (Wd, 70t aren. Gee “CHIN TOY,” With ETWELTN CLARK. oup Oo. Awol » TIst bs | Downtown Ticket Office. Cirenus ch and « Bie i empanr. °° X oad id the Baldwin Piane ey, hit Olive St. F . Joe Darcer. Rerke and Better. e » ee ‘ a St@asreeeaereeeer C Nightly at B:1h. er a te | ii A. M. —— Continuous —— 11 r. M. Dencing Humphrey, «. “teve Vrede : . : oe e erer n ~ ?: audeville cote -v j ilk Plashes- $275, estates etere AMERI AN : Mite Socio sis. | EMPRESS THEATER x *“FHREE Dk 1BONS BAT hstigers nat: ana eens at sane ‘ Seal Plushes— HS 355: bee WEEK OF AUGUST 30TH SABEL WART e- 5 4. ‘ ; . cred. F Pile Plushes— NN at dy _ /The Only Theater In the City Pleasing LERO Ve MABEL WA THE rantace'’« Big Vaudeville Road show KEK - y+ Helvey a rill rAtacu COLLEGE QUINTETTE Vincent &2Ce. The New rESTIVAL Preeenting a Fraternity Rehearsal Merry Kahne Rebert & 3 rystal Cords— With ZAINA CUBZON and SPECIAL CO. petty Frederick & Co. in “Wives of Men” || Orchestra — Pipe Organ—Photepiays— hour Laurels, Tricky Terpsichoreans. News Digest “SAY NEXT—SEATS TODAY FOLEY & O'NEAL 4 “ ores Cords— CHS if ssiee ie : rieiten " __ Suede Velours— } ERR BOOTH TARKINGTON'S COMEDY HIT — grarotocins hear tates, Se, Mat GAYETY! 2: CHICAGO MAT. DAILY, 3 P. M., 250 COMPANT Fvenings, 7:30 and 0:00 PF. M. INTACT Sundays, Continuous 2 to 11 PF. M. ss Ae AD MISSION—3Ge Tulse , OVENS STAR LORW ACTS—5 GAYETY! WwrEK | | nm “LAHOMA” | 9” “BOK TON =Giais veel 4 poass | ept tntie, ane laughter. “ene, | “Martling costumes, pretty chequn, “a= | [CAVE DANCING | BIGGEST, BRIGHTEST SHOW ON EA aTH Nights, 50c to $2.50. Sat. Mat. ic to “pecial Iaber Dey and Wed. Mats... 50¢ "a £1.50. Seals aleo at ¢ onroy “«. Baseball Today °°™=""" Cardinals vs. Cincinnati TANDAR UP-TO-DATE BURLESQUE NAUGHTY! NAUGHTY! sss | sy a \ So f the Styl ( meets «6 CIN ADVANCEIT at i | coe ont osogcgeees | , me o ¢ Styles Worl = : “Detter ‘Telte,” | ACADEMY 5: > ens.00 EN at 82500 ie, (Champions of tse Worl’) | and Four Harmony Boysih, “seu svniay~"hilhen-) Bae Tickets on «mute at Dengier & fints | NEXT WEER—SOME SHOW. ‘Seats. now ep sale for Sunday aad proone! | e (Cigar Store, Heatmen’s Bank Bidg.*' Day. : ’ 7 ‘, : . ‘ ‘ “8 rs yt \ is : * pe ea, ae Te sat ene waitin it PR Aa ac eles r par, Sat i Eee

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Nt ere wer ea ee ~ dh ee ee Dees * - NR - - Magins ee eer Wes BR ee ew oT LOLIS POST “DISPATCH AF TE? SCHOOL Cor 2ern ecnaaer ort Riwer THE SNAPPY LIME DRINK A cool, sparkling drink that is different. Its -delicious flavor pleases and satisfies. At all soda fountains Bottled in St. Louis by GRONE & CO. 13 8S. Eleventh st. Main 2551. Central 3973. © m6. c.. ee SS | with her nursing bottle THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2. 1920. _ 1m — —_—-- — eee oe = $83 FROM 3 BENEFITS PUTS FUND OVER $4800 $50 Earned at Show by Children of Armand Place and Accomac Street. - CONTRIBUTIONS. Previously acknowledged. .$4.725 41 Show, 2600 Armand place. . 50 00 Bazar, Faston and Taylor. 26 16 Show, 3821 Maffitt avenue. Total Three benefits for the Post-Dis- patch Pure Milk and Free Ice Fund reported yesterday netted a total of $83.16 and put the fund total over the $4800 mark, oer approxi- | mately $2200 to be raised before the goal of $7000 is reached. The children of the 2600 blocks of Armand place and Accomac street gave a show last Saturday and earned $50. The program of classic dances, songs and recitations was given by the little girls, while Mas- ter Harry Buff told stories and jokes. Adeline Mulliere, 18 months old, was introduced to the audience » by Miss Ruth tiefling. who recited a poem setting forth the real object of the benefit FRIENDS OF BECKER ASK MAYOR TO APPOINT HIM MARSHAL Mayor Refuses to Consider Matter Until It Is Known Whether Mohrstadt Is Elected Sheriff. Friends of Louis J. (Tub) Beck- er, Republican committeeman from the Eighth Ward, have asked Mayor Kiel to appoint him City Marshal in the event the incum , Charles E. Mohrstandt, shoul iff in the November election. ~a50 wdaol k vv : Ss £omMmE to be ected?” aske: the Mayor when Tent ice of the Peace Pfeffle and a Mr. Wuerst of the Eighth Ward spoke to him iin Recker’s behalf “And if he is elected how do I know whether he is going to resign as Marshal in November or next Janu- ary?” " The Mayor further assured Pfeffle and Wuerst that he was not going to give the matter any consideration until Marshal Mohrstadt does resign. who is affiliated with the stein-Weeke wing of party and the ‘ has been the sub- ‘riticism by the Re- ca cleaners. tHe was re- elected committeeman of the Eighth Warde by a small majority at the August primaries. He is a Deputy Circuit Clerk under Goldstein. Hotel at Gene va Sold to League. ‘GENEVA, Sw! 7» 7 Music was furnished by a phono-! pee: riety and ga spotlight was effected : from a second-story porch. The sale: of ice cream donated by the Caron- delet Ice Cream Co. and cakes given iby neighbors added materiafly to the receipts. About 110 persons at- tended the affair. The following children participated: Dorothy Lansberg, Nadine and Virginia Peetz, Harry Duff, Ruth Riefling and Adeline Muliliere Another benefit which was report- ed yesterday was given last Saturdav It was a bazar at Easton and Tavlor avenues. and was the second affair given this season bv its promvuters Those who man- eanette Berger, Emily and Della Bender. Sarah Coplan, irginia Berger, Grace slena Sophir. at 3821 Maffitt avenue t $7 for the Milk and Ice The workers were: Olive Dorothy and Rosemay Oth. nne Corcoran, Otto Huessmann. lard. Edith and Murray Healy 4 Ruth Wilshusen. —— ol You know “it’s toasted.” But do you know why? . UCKY STRIKE is the toasted ieee. Lucky Strike is | the toasted pipe tobacco. And because Lucky Strike is toasted it preserves thé Burley flavor for you until you smoke it. The exact reason for this is interesting. You see, when Lucky Strike is toasted the heat closes the pores in the Burley leaves, and literally seals in the Burley flavor. It stays there for months—years—until it is released by burning in your pipe or cigarette. Or take the method of the bee. You can put a honey-comb away for months or years and the flavor is always there—inside. This is because the bees put a thin coating of wax over the honey and seal it in, so it lasts forever. The same with Lucky Strike. Burley flavor, to be “called fcr when wanted.’’ Whether you are a cigarette smoker or a pipe smoker you should get acquainted with the special afd unequalled flavor of toasted Burley tobacco— to be found only in the Lucky Strike brand. Buy a package and you will motice this improved taste immediately. ~ ‘sneGeareraree Toasting the tobacco seais in the delicious —which means that if you don’t like LUCKY STRIKE ected Sher-| THE GOODS!" | TOO MUCH STOCK AND NOT ENOUGH MONEY!! That is the predicament a large manufacturer of Boys’ fine Clothing found himself in!! Result—We secured over $100,000 worth of crisp, new Fall Clothing (for boys 21 to 18 years) at discounts enabling us to lites the best quality Suits, Raincoats, Topcoats and extra Knickers at the lowest prices quoted in St. Louis in years! ! The timeliness of this Big Sale—starting just 3 days before school opens—emphasizes the wonderful opportunity for every mother in St. Louis to make her money do double duty! For every Suit in the following 12 big lots would easily sell for double in amy store in St. Louis! Make it a point to be here tomorrow—the " first day—and secure first pick of these unmatchable Bargains! ae $8 _ Suits at §$ c echeviet materials that will gi member yp serviceable wear for school! And they're made in the nifty belted stvle, too. The sizes range from 6 to 17 vears and the knickers are ful] lined. Of course ther are eXtraordinary Boys’ $10 Suits at $ The extre mely “e of these we sh Su do not do them Pal fice! The materials (cassi- meres, homespuns and Seotches the ‘ work- nanship, the st yl eut and the scores o nest natterns that ot soil easily: mal markable va! at $5.95! Sizes run pred Nit $12. 00 Suit r $ viceable WEARS Li IKE IRON iressy. Biue Serge—the wear' Cassimeres —the re ~ ’ A ind hes three big t the almost- Boys’ Stylish atte Suits at$ ed Suits » that S| 6 Ls. Boys’ Wool Serge Suits, $ ser? ba = . : Das si Boys’ Fin ine 2 $18. 75 Suits, | -—+ : ak rTP one of Ntting ‘Art. ana sho' - — - . _- ery Pat f the varm: nt—1 ale in @ thor ery ther store ro ret wersm —n ° > . >: sa + this price i bors $20. 15 AND 922, M9 SUITS, Ss iwi r — ’ 12.4 er ; £1) extreme wear «i On Ibovs Du e = st] - , ; dae . ~ | €laSSy, Weil-maqde Suits as these can’t he bought anv- Full Cut & where in St. Louis today at less than #15—that is why We urge you Fall lined parents with sturdy ro — boys to clothe to take advantage of th} this sale Fr “ea . And we can fit every boy from 6 to 18 vears'’ Knickerbocker en Pants. $15 VALUES AT vv CLOTHING COMPANY Two-Pants Suits are always a ** meres and Scotches, such as these up-to-the-minute Suits a NORTHWEST CORNER EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON AV. Our Greatest Sale? of Boys’ Clothes Starts + re : a Juvenile SUITS for Boys \2'2 Boys’ Knicker Pants at S9c, 1:38 ll ‘ ee 5: ce . . . . on , a Rd a! uve mis: * : rs Me ; pote: ~ - * 7 Pe ‘ e € és . rr 4 ee Te ae a ~ ym _*°™ ae "™ hs es. . 7 - ¥ ” . ~~ OAS HRA MER Se NRL SBC Tre Pes fc 7 ee ; is Dias » a pe n2 4 2% . Og Rae 4, > at - : P. to Fournier Neale | [The O yas TWO-BA SWAT GIVES R 2 RUNS IN SE se wr wee Jess Haines on Hill for nals in First of Se | Hornsby Back at Se CINCINNATI AT ST. LOU 0 20 MERBO O00! CARDINALS SPORTSMANS PARK. & Jess Haines a ae Jimmy Rin of right-han ra. wer pitchers in the first of the 1 ’ gperies between the Cardir Reds of Cincin»pat;) A « around 2500 was on hand FIRST INNING. through Hornsby Daubert Heathcote. Groh was calle: strikes. Roush flied to Meh RUNS. | CARDINALS—Schultz Duncan. Fournier flied t Stock lined deep to Dune RUNS. SECOND INNING. CINCINNATI—WDuncan ; walked hit to Stock and Ne h throw to second Ww =p go ot nier to Haines. on first Hin a double +o right. ec: DS N (Crane. Rath wal lke forced Rath. Lavan to : TWo RUNS CARDINALS Hor McHenry singled to cen! Horneby to third, ar on the throw in bert unassisted a high bounder to Dau Hornsby (lemons hit h bie play. Crane to Rath t ONE RUN THIRD INNING. CINCINNATI — Groh in Stock Horne'y threw it Duncan walked Duncan o ing. Clemons Tlorr st RUNS CARDINALS —-Haines o8 *bert unasstete ““hulz ow . ‘ 4 = « oa to Dau bert. Fournier walk fier was 1 Kk ewd ff firet 4 Gown. Ring to Daubert to Cz RUNS Ques ee - Midwest OfGciale Moet There will he Stockholders «f +} mnament Co. this afternoonat at Peteraon'«, to eleet make fnail arrange: @le Weat tournament Maccabees Open Senses Fourteen teams of Marctab open the season-tonicht on th ington alleys at ) ‘ ' ¢& great comn at of Missour! The Junio, wWhHl open th- at the Was?! league 7 The ltUnien Start thie sense! eight teame : © clock Entries Stakes towrr tia Fellhaver tean gay night taht tearnea ¢ Brotherhoods thelr season tomorrow night Poest- ee bh leone The FPoet.-! : sue a meeting a’ ’.Th eclock to elect officers «& schetulea Six tear have Eanizec ar . eiart * 7 Washington next W edaceds yy ™ WVatbel Hick tadivie The Crafteman League @ Seneon ‘aa mien? alleve We tearm how & total of £495 from Pyramid Wartin Keres tan Cee Wartin Kern. the nity bowler who erer wo Gividual or all Ras moved to @aechter. ire won the woman Pienship at teurnament in (hie also gone te Cul ’ J. A. Joh ne on, a 2 a has moved to Kaneas cH - -~->--- The Athletics Save mere games thin scaeon t fem the entire 1919 campal tal last year was 21.

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OF RP ee eee THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aL {The Only | Objection to Quoit Pitching Is That the Game Is Full of Ringers A 1W0- BASt [ ; Baseball Scores ball Scores | Browns Wind Up Grebd Uulboxes Jaci Burman WillT ak e. Mal GIVES REDS american ueacue. | Eastern Invasion Champion “‘Pulls”’ His Punches On All Comers i in ; = e ¢ 678 % | Y DE TROIT AT PHILAD* —PHIA With 2.() Defeat pire (5s i Si ea 1a a | Boxi *HILADELPHL | neti | 2 0 0 0 00 000°:0 ‘Burkemen, Who Won 9 and ‘Pete Herman’s Labor Day Or a ely A lA pooled : Lost 6, Made Only Four Hits ponent Will Show Local Fans | Rom Tt y Snee | =Raitin’and Beans eee =e] Off Mays Yesterday. What He Can Do. + Champion tere Sept S OR + BOSTON. =! as ote rom he cellar berth to us, ‘ : Jess Hain- Ss on Hill for Cardi-; NEW YORK AT B _— E tree the ¢ ont yorrdl owe nat _ ey a 0 York—Shawkey, McG Word from his manager, Tom | Dixie Land. | Sumset Hil! Country Club W alsh, says that Joe Burman, who | For Huggins’ Yankees he went gun-) received fn telegram aie yers and & hahe. Hagen ires Will Oppose and Vardon — British Go'f Stars Will Barnes and ormer Greb Outboxes Jack Dempsey; OO LOLOL OO EO el el 5 T ODP PPP LD A OP i i i i i i aa ee - Pittsburg Light Heavyweight Gives Titleholder a Real Rally at Training Camp—Miske Will Not Be Knocked Out on ~ Labor Day, DIXIE DAVIS. His Manager Declares. ‘ Dixie land came Dixie Da- nnings 12 New Host oo by Back at Second. hi"! vyerns Hi i ;'\®,|NEXT STAND IN CHICAGO) i | Shocker From a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. BENTON HARBOR, Mich., 2.—Billy Miske Miske’'s irascibility displayed when sauntered the camp and wanted to ve wk bit peevish | facetious bird | long Bill thought he sharply allowed Sept. was a Fest of Series +- r canes ent d os teteedt pseaes Boys’ Clothes rts Friday ! ! New some Roston and (6 NATIONAL LEAGUE. so ATL AT_ST. LOUIS NEW YORK AT PITTSBURG 920 bOOOO O * 1284656789 T.H Yor > > 4 Banos ats York .910102004-—6 12 > tt burg 190009000 2* itterjes York Harnes and Snyder pittsbure ‘ Hamilton, Wisner and #8: hmidt ‘= Ju igie y Ee The Batting Order. And «) Day CINCINNATI: "AR =) 1LS oh. ’ raw ‘ yesterday Ss was Um- will oppose Wills Must Meet First. 7 . the Burkemen found. the Athletics lenger. Hetnen has had 4 sore jaw, Three Fight Shows Tomorrow. : J row { ‘Oo reters fered a urse of 825,000 for Harry | ‘at ede of Cincinnath. A crowd f youngsters, Greb Makes Dempsey Step. P , 7 \ fans tomorrow night, unless inecle- . , . Kearns hi: an idea that Tate can CINCINNATI - tath singled ‘up their good playing and won three | oyt that merited frequent " ay ‘Schedule are the St. Louis Athletic Floyd Star to talk about meeting Dempsey. at t) Fi . ' es. Roush flied to McHenry. NO | 'kees was the only one that the baseball park. He boxed rst Regiment Armory and ly did not relish the handling of |*°W® performance. Doncan. Fournier flied to Neale.| The outstanding feature was our | and only one resulted ina victory for | « Greb. mer down town and induced him to|*the weather, and is at a disadvantage SECOND INNING. ‘Redick, Omaha amateurs , anage 2 articularly “y exchs 2d ighty wallops and . ‘ teurs, by 4 up Manager Burk¢ “ particu y | They exchanged might! } | Siodiniiah 'Grand avenue shows was the result of emit to Stock and Neale beat the;don and I woh from Sam Reynolds |, . wees beat Urban Shocker on Sun- outscrapping Dempsey. Perhaps he | _Kid Bandy’s return to the game double to right, scoring Neale and | The morning match was much the |vecterday Burk: called upon Carl} lops. They wound up with a red| with in training that he ever saw. signed to meet the local boy last Mon- - ope afternoon both Vardon and T we |make rate mad tries to knock |the previous Saturday ty a prelimi- eTWwWoO RUNS. rem Jb me on wore team mouth and nostrils. Their set-to was or. gets mad, OF tries BOCK | ‘ + greens, | Carl the brand! , the Omaha plavers. and they came fgg oO a ter munch like Dempsey. Mason con- | Was then substituted, the date being * Hornsby to third, and took second | y nine games out of , the mas- | lead the tough “Chuck"’ Wiggins a partner they would have caught us at his best much so Kee, who was to have faced Patsy n high bounder to Daubert, scoring i es, which hb ° to “Miske be k@ocked ts linn Miske will be in there at the finish of the 10 rounds, unless he manages | the contest. was | want a tam champion. Joe has bee | ;, ‘we are look- | . ; as been work- the box office | That shows ng sad Marty Farrell It was a slashing standpoint. The : er crow‘ nasit : this | the champion, and can start-any hour sium here tomorrow and Saturday. jand suffered defeat in six. ‘ing his boxing and he handled | Jack Kearns sent Panama Joe Gans /'!nvite all aspiring lvcal boxers to Match to Peters and Redick , : ry °° a4 tlley gently and closed the r - . ‘ W ashington Senators rhe next stop Heinen boxed two more with the . gwently il d iosed he pe form Pete Herman is going to have a busy - ‘kL , . yy eo Kearns announced, Tate easy picking as they took three of but is all right now and boxed well te Three pugilistic shows on the same ound 2500 was on hand. a rather! Boston and the Red Sox were next) RS we iite- aad Use winner Cs the Lane~ i meat -weather. 4 put over a pippin work- ' conditions put one of . daft P trounce Wills and will make Harry | 4). oA ore Hornsby. Daubert flied to out of four from Barrows team. | ,¢ a large gathering in the |Association’s show at at the Battery the liomer Smith ran out oh the MiskKe | per edinire cr ae be | +> ; tm Three @: ss | , rette A. C.’s regular dark- s. marked Frowns lost on the trip. Three games ' rounds and three of them were cork- Miske and Tillman, in their bouts the |, [he Battery A affair, being an out- tock lined deep to Duncan. NO | severe and well-deserved defeat at|the St. Louls team Dempsey and Greb cut loose and ; go back. At least Floyd says Homier | W'th its rivals. CINCINNATI—Duncan out, Lavan!/and 3 to Play; while in the 18-hole | anxious to win yesterday's game, as seemed to like the heavy gofng. | ‘two postponements in one week by ‘throw to second. Wingo out. Fk our- and Kenneth Reid, also amateurs, DY | aay hut Dixie Davis humbled the | did, on points; but Jack, you know, | Greb m Dempsey the ‘againet Ray Rivers was to have been » Crane. Rath walked, Daubert) more interesting, for we were at least | Wejiman, his elongated southpaw, to!/spot on Dempsey’s right cheek and} No matter how hard Greb happens to , day. to- | . ; . tally lost after we the , , : te capable lpe Mz says | Mary serapper, and his match was CARDINALS Hornsby arte got on go? pitched well, and well worth the price of admission. his Apadi per [afon says ight for |.¢ pall would win Met | to overtaking us. Had tt | ,cainst him was Carl Mays. : rs the champion the best heavy- | Shifted to Wednesday. This was qfyen the throw in.’ Lavan out, Dau- ten an Mays was/| dog's life’ They collide on Monday. beyond a doubt, for where I was de- Browns made only four sing! Flanagan in the secondary feature, _@) Hornsby. Clemons hit into a dou- innings. | From Uarianhd in | White Recommends Butts. ! would last with the Utah Bill Tt ‘You can bank on that I never saw a fighter I thought was good enough - 1e Polo | , | defeat According to Walsh, Jack Demp- 2 | “You decision | The champion went two rownds : ing at Benton Harbor. e ‘ing for some soft coin. It’s the oth-/ workout and Jack looked fine when | H will | 15 the KE : . ‘ . P . ‘* Wy, Ish ‘ | |cision and refusing to take a chance.” ! they give him the word. _aisn says he will then show the They began the trip by winning) Rough House Wilson rather rough- | and Soldier Jack Riley two rounds | come up to the gymnasium and help aplece of Omaha. : ' =the 4 with Panama. , ; was Philadelphia. In Quakerville husky and formidable-looking chal- | time of it at the Coliseum, Sept. 6. — Ae ‘ “> ‘ rs $ ’ ‘= the th , " /the four games played against Mack's yesterday Fitzsimmons had evening is the prospect for St. Louis FIRST INNING. of | on the schedule. The Browns kept! Dempsey ford-Tate scrap on Monday. | chem out of the runaiag. Ge tn applause . . | fizht him before he permita the big | wre once Groh was called out on | i'Therefore the series with the Yan- Fitzsimmons grand stand a os yard, the four-round program eight the 7 camp yesterday morning. He evident- ~% CARDINALS—Schultz flied to/| tour. |were played at the Polo Grounds) |. with the tough and wifling Harry day previous. Fitzsimons found Ho- door entertainment, gambling on RUNS. .the hands of Ralph Peters and John | Mays Gives Four Hits. it looked. like a real fight, in spots. : | will be on the job with Billy again The conflict as between the two Mo Fournier. Neale walked. Crane| match that preceded it Harry: Var- rr of the The | Somé@ of the fans thought Greb was the St. Louis Athletic Association. ,4 nier to Haines, on first. Ring popped) 1 up ‘haughty Hugmén on Tuesday. So|had to pull back with his* best wal- | most evemtempered fighter to. box ithe feature, and Rivers had been orced Rath, Lavan to Hornsby.| [0t putting disgracefully.. But in the | ‘t two in a row over the New!Greb was crimsoned about. the, hit the champion Jack never bats an| Unfortunately, Rivers was stopped | York , The match was an uphill ' » Aiahe is rare with great fighters, who |canceled. Joe Nelson of New Orleans » McHenry singled to center, cending apes: hy on yer But pitted | The way Greb fighting he may ; Bi not-been for the fine work of my |... o¢ the underhand ball weight he looked at. |changed to Friday, when Mutt Me- ) bert unassisted. Heathcote beat out btaet = 006 | geese a oe ficient during the jJast nine holes, were scattered over many |dropped out of the match. Sammy - he ey were fi . wei =" ~~ Why | Butts f Chicago was next substli- : + ible play, Crane to Rath to Dahbert. when they were fighting us for ev The nearest “the ame to | oO cag '*, ONE RUN. inning. Bi $5) ry : 7s “6° s i) «4 . ' , in a «il, two | Harry .Vardon, itle Net Event Sammy Butts, who is to get a try- | out Patsy Flanagan, was ‘signed on the ) | ery stroke, Vardon was playing | | tuted for McKee, and the date was ‘scoring was the ath . THIRD INNING | ENS. ONS : recommendation of |\Charley White of Chicago, who guar- soundly and saving holes. We simply With - this set back to Friday, which its the reg- got an advantage and held it, partly oes ** facobson hit ular boxing night at the First Regi- CINCINNATI—Groh lined ' " {Sisler singled left va ae Snot eteck. Hornstry threw out Roush. ee New York Star Surprises With | vnteed he would put up a good bout. Victory Over Davis Cup | White stated that Sammy had deci- J al ' a he ‘ | , ; . by a break or two against our oppo le adeanien i Pack, which ment Armory Duncan walked. Duncan out steal- against sions over Frankie Jumatt!, who re- Player, 7-5, 7-5, 7-5. ? nents. "ow ork shortstop But Reynolds turned bled by, me New ee } 1d yro- . , : neither Williams nor Smith could Jj ’ ing, Clemons to Tiornsby. NO sh gn better than duce a bit. Williams forced Jacobson, a “oC iw j ) . . RUNS. | , sh w te xt lowest. lSisler going to third Smith grounded | ‘4 CARDINALS—Haines out Dau-| s ae fh ng ryt ap aes, ee ; to Pratt and the inning was over 12 wo : - player in the afternoon in John Red- : ial we hits. but ' ogn es ee re ee ick, He was even slower than Reyn-!|. Biiman allowed seven ~ to Dauber ‘ournier walked. Four-| Pier was picked off first and runi » Gown, Ring to Daubert to Crane. NO} cently gave Flanagan a hard bout before the St. Louts A. A. The complete card for the A. A. show follows Johnny Bock vs. Mike Kramer,’ 4 rounds, 116 pounds. ee —" Sept. 2 St. Louls FOREST HILLS, N. Y., 2. nation- LEAGUE. |The first real surprise of the i. Pct. Win. 616 .619 611 .014 fH 2=s (Ce 612 ol2 516 484 .488 437 442 895 . al tennis championship tournament came this afte in the a C Juvenile a SUITS for Boys 212. ay sets as ts. Sammy Butts, who meets Flanagan, battles under handicaps, according to Trhlemeyer, who looked him Butts, it appears, has one arm that ta shorter than its mate, and | walks with a decided limp. due to a 1919 national | Slight paralysis of one leg. Yesterday’s Results. NATIONAL LEAGUE. nnati 6-9-2. [ioston 3-7-0 Fisher. Luque and Wingo: Secett Pittsburg 4-10-0. New York iteries Cooper and Haeffner and Snyder Other games postponed: Maccabees Open Senseon. $3.75. Fourteen teams of Maccabees will to 8 Years 5 e pen the season tonight on the Wash- LOT = “eengton alleys at 8:15 fred Kifer. . eat commander of t! (ire ‘s . Consists of about x" ~ ie Great Camp | 400 serv! ane in the an s Harry Cin over steadily ove e and ‘ 3-11-1. Benton, men, ry ss . ' of Missouri, will attend the opening. | Suites . weet luvenile eae feof boys 2? to &-— pretty dar gray and brown mixtures——-Friday at °° — Six Houts at National Armory. | “porting Club's show will include six events, interesting of which ap- be the one between Meyer and Steve Finglish, the re- graduated amateur. Both boys etrenuous battles of play resulted | The Johnson, Phila-/at the with Roland Roberts ofjthe most The FEasterner sur-/| pears to after five 3 | Bender 6. «4 4 icently II,’Philadelphia. mas- always give their best efforts. rivai, Vincent Rich- The complete card of. Gb. Dank Guhl Steve English vs. Meyer Bender. Speed was the dominating fac- George tAncaay ve Ora Dean tor of Tilden’s games. He was not al- ve ree. ¢ ene Ve Ly Thiele x ways steady, and in the second and Morris Mickey ves Eddie Phellix, ‘ third Rix Young Dundee vs. Kid Bell. harass gave him a ter- cam | ad ) , Willie Seanian v ; Martin ) irific hattle When he found the range ” canian vs. Bob Ma rut . ‘ for his smashes and vdl- | ~o— s Tliden ith Phage on madeé gGuick finish, w “KID REGAN,” BOXER, AND | most opening llace I’, The Junior Chamber of Commerce rats $4.75. » Will open the season tomorrow night ei at the Washington alleys at 9:15. The \ league Will consist of eight teams AMERICAN LEAGUE. York 2-7-1, Browns 6-4-2 Batteries Ruel: Wellman and Severeid %-14-1, Washington armory 4 ] 7ou met liat- Acosta, ‘* _? '‘"--. ieveiand will sets. 6 with) at 7| hin 'y wae, The Union Electric League x” Start the SeAsONn tomorrow night LOT 2— my @ight teams at the Washington Embodies neady 500 nifty ttle Suite, a§ blue serges and nov- ® o'clock. elty mixtures-some . | : eG et Pedey " Entries to the individual sweep- at Btakes tournament at the Washington Se eaturday night and at Stein Junior | LOT 3— ty alleys Sunday can be made at any! nothing “time. The six members of the Mar- | high- tim’ Felihauer teams will bow! Satur- | ay night. - = ores FIRST CONSUL 2 fer the Panetelia or Kaickerhecker. 5 for 55c—60 box, $5.25. ee FRIDAY DRUG FLIERS > 25 Nona » ~—“Berwrer ome sets inst The lost the c*" of le. | six ima Willia Fo! cisco, playing throu feated R. Norrta W iton in straight sets 16é—3, 6—4, i—d | Walter Wesbrook. Detroit: Broockmann, Cambridge, r, $ *§——2 ee ay postponed. Rickard, who| G. Golkecaner, Boston, OVER ALGONQUIN LINKS. a 10-year lease on the garden, | | Ec. Mahan, New York, 6—l, Mrs. le Ie. W asendn of the Glen Echo ae c lared that the proposed bout > > -_ Clare nee J jriffin. Sen Club, who was runner-up in the State Benny Leonard, lightwelght/HANSEN AND SPENCER ‘defeated A. J: Lowrey. | @hamplionship tournament last spring, ichampion, and Rddie Fitzsimmons, 6 Bue. Qualls , ore honore in the |comtender for the title, had be GET PERFECT SCORES i citheiee Minden ; ; ook low yf male oe . . , 2 lealled off. This match was scheduied OMAHA. Neb Burdick. Chicago, 6 . Waitbel High Individual. women: s bi-weekly wey. oF tne a leriginally for Sept. 17, and subse- > da . . Louis District Golf Association. Thir- elena a tnoned to Sept. at | of Fremont, ‘The Crafteman . League opened the | ty-two women yolfers participated quently was o amt ‘ aie , en on last night on the W nehimgton!i in the play over the Algonquin ae oer condeain Bae official action by . WenhSton Lodee was the star! course. . i ail Aonintien S-the Use m, bowling 884.809 and 902, for) Mrs. C sae Lage ae. Si epmey pyar s es a. a total of 2598. They won- | Sept. 20, and the married couples will | raga Lavy 9 " a " = he ae at full! an ~d Wa PARAMOUNT TUNGSTENS start play: three days later. ,ae Soe a ee a = | | SOlp are. 16e¢ iy te Sublime size, ‘She—-50 73. That ave aystem “of entering “pro- | apeed. cies’ follow © “ - aon = and Sen Franciace 5 &.. box. $5.40. 4 for ean. 82.7 . awis cloutes the all Hiz ’ : vides that al) players who are affil- | SORE ee oo ced back rie ' rtor canine vVived the play iILES MOSER iated with any of the Jocal clubs | and far in the alr se . vs 7} ren onder males. Morton ane py NesEs, —_ = s DONATELLA N & ° should enter through their respective’ '? the right field blea a y board pyrene otra 9c ho REN | ‘ild — Havana 2 for 25¢ Perfecto, HANDMADE club secretaries Unaftached en»; Dis back resting against the ‘ oardg! Philadelphia 2-6-1, Detroit .1-10-1 Pat- rp wt for 50c—50 box, 84.75. 3 fer T0e-——I5 can, 61.65. trants can file their emfries at either clutched the ball out of the alr teries Keefe and Perkins: FEhmke and} young : Spalding or Leaccctk sporting goods The Browns departed greed , ya | Stanage. Second game, Philadelphia 11-16-1, a CIGARET TE SPECIALS . "I ao ( *hicago ley are scheduled | petroit 5-11- latte mel houses. The entry fees must accom- | €#'™¢ for Chi oe rm 4 mf yr ow preg oy moire ee, See Camel, Chesterfield of Piedments pany thé names in order to admit the | *® play the White Sox omorroW. |and Perkins; Morrissette, Dau#§ and Stanage. 5 pkas., 80c—carten, 10 packs, 51.58. i apeben to the patrings when they | Shocker wlll probably pitch the first | Boston 6-11-0. Chicago 2-9-8 Batteries: | | aoe sndiy ‘a as Pethl ry Sept 10, As game aga the American Le cn Pennock and Schang: Kerr and Schalk « “ : ‘ 4 . ‘ a) . . e aepitb: ller won t ree The city championship titles wom | Champions, The enivene tne Fastern CUTLERY SPECIALS last season were as follows Men's } ®' ao Tomorrow’s Schedule. | singles, Ted Drewes; men’s doubles, ee NATIONAL LEAGUE For Friday & Saturday Walter Haase and Wray Brown; wom- ri oe , en's singles, Miss Corinne Gould; TEX RICKARD POSTI ONES Cincinnati at St.. Louts wypnite ope mm ee ae women's doubles, Misses Corinne |! sc LE W Chicago at Pittsburg make, PMre spec at sg Gould and Lottie Hagemeyer; mixed | HEDU D BOXING SHO Hoston at New York 84.00 Gillette Kerer .. aoubles, Miss Lottie Hagemeyer and NEW.YORK, Sept. 2.—Tex Rickard,} Philadelphia at Brook $5.00 Aatostren Keser Wray Brown; married couples, Mr. |poxing promoter, announced last night $1.00 ae ates ..... { Le ‘ | Oe Gillette bowed anl Mrs. W. E. Bras} that resumption of in| Hlades EF. Ww ON WINS | Madison Square Garden, scheduled for MRS. & ASS next Wednesday night, had been in- . Pest-Dispatch League Meets. The Post-Dispatch League will hold Meeting at the Post-Dispatch at 1 | ‘lock to elect officers and draft a | edule. Six teams have been or- | nized and will start to bowl on | ington next Wednesday at. 9:16 m. ' : ey bef | Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia Boston | ET. were | 6—1, | defeated 6—3, 6- F’ranicaco, | New York ; 70¢ | 1. mor ou c ‘ough lateo A@e between ) Hesinol Ointment . $1.¢%5 sews Tastelens xt. ; Liver O O4c: 5S fer 62.50 $1.25 , AT « Gin ead ny Comn, we for $2.50 $1.75 Johnson's eeed & $1.25 Jehnson’s Nerve “Fonte. oe D hi $2.50 1.275 Johnson's Pamate i on , : 3 for $7.50 81.75 Johnson's I 4. one (rout ' 4 ic: B for eo $i. $1.75 Raver treme . 82.50 und 653.00 Newer strove 51.4. Minit Sharnpener. fer. any eafety rerer bindes: satisfaction cuaranteed B@e De Luse Lather (Cream Me BSc Air Pieat Shaving Cream tle nhe Willlame Sherine (ream Tie She Williams’ Shaving Stick .. OTe 10¢ Willlams’ Harter Bar ..? fer ihe EXTHA—Blevele Plering Cass. SS» KODAK DEPT. let o« develop end orint reer Bima, You have Sime taken while on vour vecation thet yeu cannet You sateureliy went the beet werk, te remember sour trip. oF films before 180 «. ™., you wit Are You auptured? one of ene es tress men chew ree Attina Berasin Tellet Pow our perfect. Trestece, ae Lane's ite: 2 for 350 | $7.50 to 80.00 " THE STORE OF BETTER SERVICE gO), defeated 4, 6-—2 en Irvine ¢ Raiph H ~ Sept. 2 ar Han- Neb., State cham- pion, the Weatern special at the Prairie Zone Handicap yesterday, breaking 100 a«traight. Charles Schultz of Yutan, Neb... won the preliminary handicap event, shoot- ing from the 16-yard line. He broke $8 out of a possible 190. The prelimi- nary consisted of 100 single tafgeets with handicaps from 16 to 23 yards A. R. Chezek of Portal, N. D.. was second, with 97 lie was shooting from the 22-yard line E. } Next week Miss will play in to be given Tex., of Weetchester, the game, lay ? with Mollowing the uld will go to tional champ: ~ > {sO “uit na es Bede ‘a —_-—-—--—— have already gamer geason than they did or the entire i The to- year was won Phillies ‘Win Contest. FORT WAYNE. Ind... Sept. Philadelphia Nationals yesterday de- feated the Lincoln Life Club, a local sem! professional team, 18 to 4. 7 , > ~ ns . all tion team. to the Columbug American Aseocia- i” 'will -off series ‘ationa are Asso no pias Yegot Southern Season, necessary) with the eplit be under way the The Reds wor, while the Superbas ciation for a post-season series with were idle. and again tead in the N. L. Fort Worth. ' ‘third ce ’ | Won Loeir from the The Red Sex, enn neecutive White Sox. game eraged 16 4- Collinge av¥- The sec- match high run 35 19: high run &7 ond block of the 1200-point will be played tonight. raged 26 ‘> mies tae BS

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THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | NEW YORK STOCKS || NEW YORK a dh ’ Specia) NEW ST.LOUIS POST-JISPATCH ———— mee x RECEIPTS FALL OFF NEW YORK CURB pre =a ee Le 2a » >) oe | RAILS CONTINUE ” EEE to the Post-Diep ater. , an ~Urersa ruling TORK. Ser steady S**ere her of today's sales and highest. lowest in today on the Hroad Street curd: list iy : Sees pM ademas : chai * “ollowing is «a Pee to the peat-sneseten od rt — hance dh ee eee ee ne ee ee eS es =e —— + noe PEt Oe wa * oe LAFASLSLSA SASL A iL Ge ALA ST As Ad a A the most active acter tac _. Ste ks. a High. INDU to a, premium, depending Premiums in the aauaaine market were” firm, at No, 1 grades. Closing trades showeaa net gains of 5c to 6\c. Corn Trade Active. Corn showed great activity. ing for a statemént on open in the September resulted in covering by Eastern and local short in that delivery, and prices advance) Swiftly after an early break. Dewe ferred deliveries dropped to a new low the crop early, but regained the © later The September narrowed around ie Sentiment September is genérally to the weakness in where No. 2 mixed was around 6c Z2ec recently. improvement. Crops reports are gen- erally less favorable from Illinois and Iowa. At the close net gains were %c to l&c. Oats were. dull. closing “ec to Ye unchanged Lard Advances Sharply. Packers were free buyers of lard, on loss spread time. bearish, due Sample higher. ‘ itd — f. Buffalo haves and are now quoted | on shipmeart, 4 5 & ry "0c to 22° over December for — ’ ~ naa q t ; é heavy - December } at ong] in regards to the” the cash market, = down te” over September, against | The car situation shows” and followed corn, i : ; a el are neceiy ‘. reaponde o % os packing stock, Bic y oie 3 aed 2 , CABBAGE 4 ai! claste« ' nh un ; this season eft bed antllinn | Butter, Egos ‘and | Poult totay by farmers = nal are Follow re ry extras, seconea, £0 ' ie graces. Qleomargar' me. tat ; crace., KY | B. rock be pes! ry. at iia ite; Der 1D. ib.: reugh. - De 84g lo VEGR TABLES. BEETS —New horme-crown. boner bunches; 40¢ per boa | BUTTER HKEANS-—-Home . 83.50: post baskets. $2 a0: peck baskets, tie roe-grownh. 33c te : 81 per ide.; northern, Deik, * PGARROTS—Home-grown, Ze te Bie ren. —. LERY— Mich ieen highball, 81 to § cre ‘UM BEKRS—Home-grown dba bex, EGGPLANT — Home- Ton, Ske te TSec. GREEN. CORN—Home-growh Ie te GREEN ’ + REVERS Home-crown be 2h 4c LETTU CE. w lior e-aTOwD amounted to an additional price of 2) Kiverone TT ” cents for each month. This is a puz- Lee Rubber } his. gg ee ; sea or er Sy | = 1,900,000 peunds cash were said te ” ; Rea day since a week arco The | Muilins Coy — ‘ Ori) 15e¢ ro lie, Sork was weak and pantie Same pad wr loe to lSe ndo whose recent |» . oes po sty . a S er dosan le n bullion brokers, h font ' ~ Y $1 oO $1 45 low er SPIN ACH—Home-grown fat leaf bore : SSE Me to Bie SOU ASH-—Home-crown. btu box lie cirevlars have shown them greatly at sea over the movements of silver have now reached one posi-| Nat. tive conclusion that very strong forces indeed ‘York een around $1 reasonably be expected to remgater the top of the American mar-| “One of the incidents of the week | which miay partly expla'n what the Reserve Board's bulletin t ite somewhat obscure sut- gestion that ‘the transition period is nearing a halt.’ is the announcement, — sane - that the American Woolen Co. willir pcwN. yy: name its prices for the spring trade | Saxon M. C next Thuraday and resume produc- eee on. Pe at ite closed milis on the follow- | strombere y. On its face this an- | Studebaker ent Indicates the accepting by the largest producer in one in- mb of the situation against which it vainly struggled. The eens ow- | ever, be the extent to which the full | @ecline which has occurred in the! general market for svch goods is a; recognized. “The stability of more than one. trade this autumn is likely to on its attitude towards ania *: bd *. nas nent a. do pfd ; Cond uit. & s*eeeeee —_—S— . a ae ps - unta Are 5S. hw | Philips Pet. bans Ast > S n. Rr Brown Shoe com Cen t. ‘Coal & Coke pfd ' Certain-teed Prod. has ' ‘ wertain- teed Prod. al agne er Eb lL. & Sut Rre. é¢e —_- —_-e -——_— Boston Stock Sales © | | Qnee ; ROS T* YN. t's. °s Sale of operating costs will be maintained | that the road would show earnings | approximately %83.000.000 of common | stock, or applying the balance after | fixed charges wholly to the pref®red should show the & per cent dividend A very liberal percentage is now being ap- times over. of groes earnings requirement earned two and one-half. | plied to maintenance. For a year orj , more this has been running consider- | ably above the average of the coun- | “try. Should the road drop its main- temance down to the average for the country it would amount to about §5 a share additional Western Pacific—D. & R. G. The offer of the Western Pacific to exchange its 4 per cent, 10-year secured notes. par for par. for the Denver & Rio Grande 7 per cent ad- jJustment incomes maw or may not have significance regarding the main question of interest which is the di«- position of the Western Pacific. jud«- ment againet the Denver & Rio Grande. But it certainly does indi ‘ate that the two companies are not an- | tagonisttc. but. on the contrary. working together closely. and {¢ i« _ easter to believe in the light of this offer by the Western Pacific that a for liquidating the claim ig ha, out. The only reason why D. & R. G. - D. & R. G. is being worked | pre ton days pas Dries . lai to the Post-Dirnatcn. Sept. 2.—The following es saice and highest. loweet and for Mee most active MN the Qaost: nm St ——— —— oo x STUN CKS Te B ston tev ated ferred r of hea’ and adva may r sine Denver of are | bepieter ent! exc rid mo ing the np the Aahe lies the hange ite of the rtigagce of the ID to $10.900.0%90. reason own troublesome & serur . COTTON FIRM IN LATE TRADING ON HEAVY BUYING 2—Yes S - 23. 28 : Jul: yE myports t© Ge rmany $28.025.621 MINING, WHEAT MARKET STRONG ON ST. LOUIS EXCHANGE more aii : ngee . ‘ nts’ Excha ats bring- wheat sold 6c ifferings wer AiSso advances sh rts usiness. inclué@- through: lo- 580 and cars local and 76.000 bu., including 24 cars l4 cars through: hay, luding 449 tons local hrough — -—-e__-— _ Chicago Stock | Sales Bpectal to the Post-! CHICAGO tludeés sales and Prices for the most active deait im oda t ; Stock Exe hange ery? im. ; te rift _ “s Vetals Markets. Lanuis. = St. Louls . 16 VMetain at Set. “as Pa? Le) — ‘are to Close nee i and 6 '*? ai De open Saturday : ils lowest and closing | 6 li tly 109% @110 tegtter Ss JEMBE R OA ATS. a R i“n%, te oa A} Che OATS Se' > MH, OATS. _ 8% | EMBER ER RYE Is) * Tt) CEMRER RYE. ‘14914 h Tee! . — * a - Chi cago Provisions CHI sing or low and previous —{- ices on pr ‘Ats() Ser Aa Cash “Grain Prices ree MERCHANTS" EXCHANG ~ LA a I: * : Oats rtea ay vod winter wheat $2 aa winter wheat. A aM 6 wheat. > See. b.). _ No N Winter >. Sat? 44 io corn, — %1 $1.57 * ve! 44.“ ea7T “4 FINANCIAL INVEST YOUR SAVINGS At 8% Interest Our installment plan thro which you can purchase bonds yielding 8° interest affords you maximutn safety and inter- est on your savings. ee Deseuteatiios $100, $500 and $1000 = a Union Electric L. & P. Co. 3-Year Bonds Laclede Gas Light Co. Ist Mortgage 10-Year Bonds Southwestern Bell Tel. Co. 5-Year Bonds Goodrich Rubber Co. 5-Year Bonds Wm. A. Busch & Co. 501-2 Federal Reserve Bldg Olive 1888 Central 3563 Wie the Post-Dispatch investigates ‘to 4c higher close bard | j=5 30 Pork nermina,. Lard. “2 white. $1.45: Ne. yellow. $1.48 $id 149; aff! steady to $2 lower “7S... choice unchanged. —Piour oS , car MINNEAPOLIS. Sent : Wheat—-Caeh No $42 83.304 "Dee emt er. STS? YF LT ST LOUIS AIRDOME Has MAE MUR “THE RIC BETTER TH ee. ae ae [DELMAR ry F

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NT 15S STRONG ON COVERING BY SHORTS puses With Eastern Connec. tions Also Buyers—Corn Market Active. sal to the Post-Dispatch. ICAGO, Sept. 2.—Heavy covering Bhorts and persistent buying by uses with seaboard connections to- made an active and higher wheat ket. ne house took 500,000 bushels De- ber on the way up. While cagh es were the best sellers, a good port business was put through at gulf overnight, but the bulge in tures checked sales, foreigners re. ing to follow the upturn. Goun- offerings continue light. The world's wheat situation is in a ition to change over night’ as the ult of persistent drouth In Argen- . At best, cables state, the yield that country will be smaller than t year. With North America prac. Cally the only exporter until the Argentina and Australian crops © harvested, the demand in this juntry is expected to continue brisk. hitoba wheats c. |. f. Buffalo have Vanced sharply, and are now quoted equal to domestic wheat to the gulf a premium, depending on shipment, emiums in the sample market were rm at 20¢ to 22c over December for ©, 1 grades. Closing trades showed et gaing of Sc to 6\c. Corn Trade Active. Corn showed great activity. Call- ne for a statement on open trades m the September resulted in heavy iovering by Eastern and local shorte that delivery, and prices advanced iftiy after an early break. De- erred deliveries dropped to a new low the crop early, but regained the later. The September-December pread.. narrowed around ic at one ime. -Sentiment in regards to the ‘ptember is generally bearish, due the weakness in the cash market, Where No. 2 mixed was down to Bround 6%c over September, against 22c recently. The car situation shows ~ improvement. Crops reports are gen- @rally leas favorable from Illinois anda Towa. At the close net gains were Be to lc. Oates were dull, and followed corn, Closing “Ac to Ye higher. Sample Values unchanged. = Lard Advances Sharply. Packers were free buyers of lard, and prices advanced sharply, Septem- ber going to 25¢ under October, against an average of 37%ec recently. Denmark and Germany were said to have asked for offers of lard, and 1,000,000 pounds cash were said to have been sold. At the last prices pwere he to 27\%c higher. Ribs gained Ibe to ive, but pork was weak and 181 to $1.45 lower. 4 rd, $18.62, 5G Park, nomina:. a. 1% Lee hy. ¢ rie, unchanged. ae, oy —Piour unchaaged ite, aoa ee northern Pin = ini NO 1.455) bid: iver. aa Bag Bld Ne er Bept. 2.—C) seed: ot ne tty ™): $18.50; March, | $1 L "$3.1 ane ber | Ge 4 2 o 2 pre. llow, 41: s yal ed, $1 fit 1.39 . No, 2 white. @be 63c : : Fe ; white’ Market Review Ie a financial review and market indicator. It is recogrised as au- thoritative at indis- pensable to investors and trades, ‘ It will be sent free for the askink. Write for it today. - ag rage F . _ : ORSES ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVEN NG, SEPTEMBER 1920, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATSH a, RECEIPTS FALL OFF — “AND PRICES RANGE up|] ST: LOUIS AUGUST TRAFFIC ONAL STOCKYARDS. IIL. Sept. 2 y's siim ated recelpts: Cattio and hogs. 400: sheep. wooo: horses 4 a? from St. Louis for the E—Trade in cattle today was an! '920 and 1019, i DuVers ruling bear-| CEants Exchange: steady to .25c ! here and advanced | weeks sharply and the / upward spurt of W h at butchers and or- | Corn being unable to! (orn 1 in eariy at/| Oate 70 paid for were generaliv ring limited in selling | The following table contains comparativ 4S reported by the ec (bbl ) Pu ~elpts. (dbis.) (bu) (ou. ) (bu.) ity ) fbi.) Flour Flour Wheat 1920... 1910 19) 1919 : in % 184. 900 . 719.213 3.108.000) B16 2,390.000 j ins to 0c, mipees it oft ‘ er au 1 a iy ee $18.5 Stag cleared at | $13.50 accorat!: and gqual- | rket on good heavy z=5. 240 pounds up, was rather iow and this class} Ned to show tmuch tf ; improvement noted around $15.75 16 on that 1EEP—It Meth sheep and iam gn which warily in the » ion sheep bucks: $4 Sh meprenet (sacks) ea) 79290, (baies) (tons) (tons) (ibs. ) (ibs.) (pigs) horses this! ging 2S? “nO head, a ' fairly active | improvement putherners in par- ‘an Ai tod ly was AgAIN thre WwW ie vel ia days this: WwW tek light in this Gepartment the year Butter, Eggs ¢ ‘and | Poultry; Following are St ‘ commission and try ehippers or- : are usually GQ8—Fresh country candled, do returned’, : r per Ib,; 185 @ 200 coarse heretihca, bucks, 3c to Sc; bushel 20 50c as ~ T5e Missouri, $1 20,973,200 | R Au7 | 10.839 | 117 @, Iilfnois bu baskets, pony. lettuce boxes, 25c Hockford stand- $250 to $6: ha s- bu bas- to Oc | ° Iilinois garber. to £1.50 to ' table SSROTS—Home-grown. 2ho RY—Michiecen highball, to Bho per ' £1 to $1.™. 7 bu box, 35¢! "NEw YORK. Sept. 2.- rcuMBERS lHiomeé-grown — Serome-arown. Me to Tic receipts, 11,024 tubs: creamery ; extras, S7@57%e; extra, 92 aeore, ae {SO | N—Home-growr 5 Kx 0 i, 10c to 250 firsts. he | to 50% @r be % Ra OREEN Aa ho RS—Home-crown bushe)|*tock, current ake, No. 1, 42@4244c. funsettlied: rec: 18,073 cuss; Sec firm firsts, ST wBwoRe, do firsts, 54 Lote firm: receipts, 20) boxes: state, whole | flats, current m ake, ‘clals. 2k 42 20¢; do state, while milk, twins, current iClais, 27% 4728c: do average ru”, Poultry—Alive firm ; brollers hy frei gn: 28c: do express, »@ 4c fowls, ca roosters, J3c; turkeys. BRe — e med firm Western broilers, fresh, 40@5 others un- cha nged. | CHICAGO, Sept. —Butter receipts, SS42 canes: Produce Elsewhere Butter irregular; cE. a -fTOWN, to 25¢ per white, lower " Walla ‘Walla | AVeraxze ruty, a on $1 50: SEW POTA TOES—Hom r $2.75 per box; cobbler $2.75: 82.1): cobblers. £2.90 per 100 early. Ohio, $2.25 to $2.75: rurals, $2.80 to $3; lowa cobblers. ARSLEY—Home-gcrown. 10¢ per dozen. unsettied; ‘ DISHBS—Home-grown, 10c to l5c for; : ordinary firsts, 44@45c; af r dozen. , 4607 49c: alae —-ss0mne-Grown flat leaf boxes at Poul try. alive, to ae Shc. SQUASH—Home-grown, bu 10c AGO. aorR '"¢ BEANS—Homoe-grown bu bexes. o7 cars: eeWkeT: se TOES Alabama short ham- 7 e-gTOWN earliv Ss. “ firm: fowls, Sept. 2 Potatoes steady: Jersey cobblers. $2. 80q72. 00; Jom2 SAS erry. Mo.. Sept. orre and roultrv une hanged. CHIC | celpts, ' Idaho Oh ies, KAN box, to Sy e to 40: home-rrown Bermuda. unchanged firsts, marx, storage packed. firsts 28a Soc: re $2.5022.90: Minnesota early higher than Py 5644c - fresh cath- Cheese mi.d, | white ari pa oe pees 2.— Butter. OOBAN STEAMERS OCEAN STFAMEES tt CUNARD-ANCHOR ANCHOR-DONALDSON Passenger and Freight Services Imperator ...........New York to Cherbourg and Southampton. . Columbia ............New York Londonderry and Glasgow Cassandra ............Montreal Glasgow .... K. A. Victoria rneccce OW VOrk Liverpoo] Vauban ave Liverpoo] Plymouth and Cherbourg Cherbourg and Southampton. . . Sept. 21 Patras, Dubrovnik and Trieste. Sept. 23 Liverpool ... OES TES. now available for all steamers and - For later sailings apply to 1135 Olive Street. Post-Dispatch Bldg.. St. Lotis sailings. —_——— tact PLAY eee negara anette "ih We T ; PHOTO Ln —n “LEADING THEATER PRESENTING PARAMOUNT PICTURES KEN G S THEATER AIRDOME Kies Highway | Adjoining Kings Theater ‘Near Delmar METRO PRESENTS “The Mutiny of the Elsinore” JACK LONDON _ SHE STORY OF A CROOK’S REVENGE hi a | OZART Delmar at AIRDOME Bayard BEGINNING TONIGHT AND Lou or IN “THE WORLD AND ITS WOMAN” A GOLDWYN PICTURE. : SHENANDOAH BN NDELL..,..::". AND | SP Ct Late BRADY in “A DARK LANTERN’’ MAE MURRAY and DAVID POWELL, in “T HE RIGHT TO LOVE” BETTER THAN “ON WITH THE DANCE.” ~ Tt? Mg AtIce aaa cate nae OE ll OTT g DELMAR (25> CONGRESS} SS AAP ES 20a Oeiven Sr MIRE WILLIAM S. HART in Resa “SANDS” Pn ay - —_— ¢ | DS | i et A a a ——— ee eee PHOTO PLAY THEATERS» PHOTO PLAY THEATERS _ | ee” ; ; ; ; ~ 7 reompts at and shipments of leading articles months of August, er- DELMONTE THEATER DELMAR AND CLARA “The Largest One-Floor Theater in the World” OPENS Saturday, Sept. 4th, at 2 P. M. CONTINUOUS | SUNDAY AND LABOR 29 TO 11 P. M. SATURDAY, DAY, 66 UMORESQUE!” Ati. was playing il again! And they had thought his glorious music stilled forever! Rr Gre macy *. ell +e Foundry _GARDNER- m I N HURST'S “HUMORESGUE” | The Greatest Paramount Picture of the Year With ALMA RUBENS DELMONTE PIGEON RACE For Children Starts at 1 O'Clock Saturday Pigeons will be furnished for any child who The entry blanks may be obtained at any of the Kings. Pershing, Mozart, Juniata, Grand-tlorissant, andoah, St. Louis, Gravois, Lafayette, Arco, Compton ar entry. theaters: ] Shene- sends in following Linde and | SKOU RAS’ THEATERS of Better NewGRAND |) ver sever | CENTRAL ONLY THREE DAYS MORE TO SEE | ANNETTE KELLERMAN TWIN SISTER OF VENUS TS" / TRIESCHMANN ““‘WhatWomenLove’’ Ba ner), bet oved wite f A First National Attraction GENE RODEMICH’S ORCHESTRA MoM. no, hi hi i - BOYLE ug. J c HKISTOF FEL—On husband pers | KRESS loved Le sf Jewe Be a memb MIFERSCH | - Aug. the ROSS 3 s( HLEPER ' 1 ir e. mm Tues- | 31 {os 7 of ic | man» Be {fr oie” ~~ Imo ther. sister- way, Marcus’ Cen _ PHOTO PLAY THEATERS CANNIBALS are COMING CINDERELLA ( Ss, ,0cal On Wi! of Nancy) at op W ocnesday. at 61.6 a rm.. ‘FOr Ke husband of Sadie He artd our dear father, fathe grandfather, Kreat-grandfather ated aged -70. al from residence, Sept. 5. at 2 Pp. m.. Ir rment priv ate ‘arlin ville nit ) and New lease CO py Th o ; — n . . BO6B2A to St Peter's Orleans Sept. 3. i892 at Kress he mote oe hus- Hamme 1. M atil id our ” ar brother le, aged of ye ars aresey 6:30 a ind of rrthi: Fr sy (nee ina Kress, hn from reside Monday sumption Chure Paul's Cemetery er of Southwestern Lodge, ~Entered $81. 1920, at m., husband of late lear father of Frank and and our dear brother, ‘ into v *hrea tI rest D. Herth: Kathe at the Sart ‘ ‘ ” we Set . oo. @t a i U; Nort (Crematory. Tr idav ir Kron chat ; ue. to Missouri! flowers. Francisco papers please cony Qn Tuesday, Aug st. 192 Op James A. Ross, beloved > of Mary C. Ross (nee Forb: sa). brother. 2:30 p on Tay! S ut} band pur ’ ’ Sept. 3. at "425A North Cemetery te at. 65:30 a. mMm.. JOR Sc hieper, beloved. husband Feltmmnann),. dear and Henrv J , re! Mra Berni ard ‘nee int? , ber of the " rier;ri Society Wednesday, Sert Vornbroc kK, 1 (‘er : Polar Star Lod _M. nd Allah C as ” ased was a ‘me! mber A and A. ter 37 6. ‘) E On Tuesday, Mrs. Ann: ’ f the fear mother of Mary E! Lizzie Hanbeck, hmm and Ida Shannon, ou! gre ae granc * vear F oeeieel trot resia ce, 4084 South Broad Friday. Sept. 3, at 2 p. m etery ker Allah Chapter No. 376, 0 E. 8., members cincly attend the funeral of our late brother frank H.« Wiber, on Frida; Sept. 8 m at 7310 Clayton road Interment in ‘athalla ‘cemetery a t and Lyric — LYRIC Skydome and UNDERTAKERS. oe a a aad PEETZ BR OS. Funeral chapel, 2780 arriage funerais,; Laafyette av auto no charge ter cha psl- CH) —— eee Beginning Today A Play of Prohibition BRYANT WASHBURN “What Happened to Jones” BMAP AIO ' PE RSO okey = {PERSONAL PERSONAL ~~e To ~j 42.999 eooe® patrons of Ww please call. | PEREONAL St v nh Ames who «Kn 15 years ag, iend Mrs. J ‘oet-Dlepat: From Avery Hapwood’s Play DAVID H. SILVERMAN’S ORCHESTRA ADOPTION > shy inet net ADOPTION Lege, 2h) ~ FOR Fine boy Wasi wr Lares at the Skydome. Concert at 7:15. Matinee at West End Lyric, 2:30: Evenings:sat 7 and 9. yg -__—— —_—- The CENTRAL-LAST 3 DAYS 1 ] room 8; ( colored — Kk ri desi ires position. sewing OF any Rice pesition: call , OF write, N. Young, oe @ HOUSEKE hg Widew - with» irl lll) Braseas Address Mr M. Thellmann. av.. Brent —~ 7 Me. by a neat middie- or 2 gentiemen, lica Sit... iady. for 1} Pot Pimp atch | HoUSEKERPER..Widow with child 3 years oid: prefers motheriess home with ohil- dren 4020 St. Louls (HUULSEWORK—Sit, by Lind Twa. il S&P J } first-class (oiored, LADY Young, re re (jrasd Lal NDHERS Bit. “MMI OL UCAS AY EAU NDRESS Andel! 2s00 KR NI Less Firet-class, colored, and turdays, or Monday an referentes Lor nont 141 17TWw NUBRSEOGIKL—Sit by coal iored, 2 children. Cail at 8951 Cook ty Le NUAIRAP HER Bit. urate: $20 experienced: en Post Diapateh, STENOGRAP HER—tt. ; i@rical work: Hox oa 22 Poat. lapatch, STENOGRAP HER—sit.; and typist. riences is open for 6 position; can as * secretary, best references; ereoaan employer is closing out business. Miss B.. Hox -- 162, Post- ‘Dispatch STENC GRA PHER—A\, & yeare’ experie possess tact and initiative: ca, able handiing any line of money raphic work, well as takin oom plete at Ke ef en of- fice. Box L-213, Post-Diap mt WOMAN--—Sit.; colored. to a cleaning or __ laundry work. Lindell 234 247K. WOMAN-—SiIL:; white, + wants laundry of or cleaning, oy. the day. Cabany 2727J. AN Sit. as housekeeper het vVants cleric ai work to Jo x osu w or by colored, Friday. Alles. Fridays Tuesdays; one day, ” Puesday, Mit. “eare for 1 or a ee no bookK ow pt capab of WOMAN in nother- lesa home Call at 4010 Shenandoah av. WOMAN Sit. ; cleaning D7 fe? | day. colored: shanipoe referen en, omont 1468 WOMAN ‘ ‘olored ; your hair, T5c and wp; bleach Ltn dell Aa2OW WOMAN—Sit, by young woman. “unusual “ox ecutive ability and experience: qualified ” to supervise and able to dictate own letters and handle all detailea that arise: capable stenographer and familiar with al! branches of clerical work; Al references. Box 1.81. Post-Dispatch, (4) will call and -—— -e* -- brown: on Grand av., | Best music 105 W hetwe er id or Pagé, academy, DETECTIVES LADY veastigating. For: 1M. 420 DET ke ‘TIVE and Acad- | immiiton. (e) } idle white fen Mise Jackson. 5002 Cates } Doe rhadowing, investigat- i locates missing people; confidenttiai. 3678 Finney: phones Lindell 5102. Delmar S744X. SHeh SA st Ra fase (7 | DETECTIV SN YDER--Expert in all branches f detective wor a rellable, confidential service 40823 New berry. For- eat ; tans Aire Phone Olive (8) ' mon Fri lay tox Y-I1S7, (4) ei j led in F ore st | 7 so EX. OFFIC ER ‘Aces shadowing | Jocates missing people : | Carleton Bidg.. @th and Oltve. | | | _INSTRUCTION SCHOLARSHIP-—Vocal, musiea), optical, commercial, auto: cheap. Central Postef- box 1583. (76) -7 please return “Monday and Ww abash reward for re- Merchants Fx (eA) downtown, Lost, iyior fice r wht : sat MEDICAL OC BOL OPPO POW Ow" ’ | | WOMEN AND GIRLS cared for during con- ' [— "MIBRELLA OP dae a haa Tur is um-!| finement. Liberty Hospital, 4267 Delmar. (‘hero MBP aes antinen PRE E CL INIC--Maternity. cases, eye, ar, nose and throat cases and ali general work, osteopathic and surgical, rupture cases; giasses fitted Thies clinic is the poor. and ts strictivy charitable: all work done by graduate physicians: no students For admission’ to clinic. apply to Liberty BMaernita 4°] Tielmmare bi fehe Mi nday urrie: ts fe4) wurrer THEATRICAL E. > sade ™ j Pies . PIANIST--Lady, Fou ‘ow experience } es lL, Tan Wea Phil | and pa | ] cy abadt > RY ee $448 St APPING position combination Dispat ch desires also Poet - f;irl must Kine Cafe UNI MARE WR I’ AP FE; Re rth piayer a ‘ _ = a ngs f yply fc) 3190 8 _ BUSINESS CARDS | —————— highway. be R004: TiO N Gran a’ EMPLOYMENT WANTED Th) ph ~ 4b BOO ATTORNE we Desires business position rivilege few hours tn court weekly; wt mornings 2645 Ri usneil Li. Foy K lround: ernie, (plive BUYER—-Wants position cern in meat, veaetahbies ness: now employed and change. refers meee married man pas mn st L oul Bo Y 35.8 Post- . ‘ C [ARP 7EN TE RW an to re pair, e * or aitera- 1s by the hour or .job 4 Highland rif Ww , _ 7 Washine Co.. 1021 | Grand av.: we really ciean Oriental | and 4d stic fieor coverings, taking out all | dirt greane and «ermea, ‘rings back delicate | colors. etc.:' 24-hour e#e-vice Lindell ae | 8) ) ’ rY ELECTRIv Carpet a Fe el time if) day 4721. witn rellabie 60n- and «rocery bual- wants to make «a Sit by work 10 Fim “an MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES biown out $2 ta: 3. FP Fle: ning. Bomont satisfaction 1412hR fe) wants job driv (ail Martfied “an have license L_efftingawell Ss ia LL Mechanic wishes jp » drivin repaire. HH. Pattrin, 242 GAS STOVE le: ne f irvTias A water. colts ve CHAUPFEUR i ne c ‘HAUFFE! K we don't true x an ! loing nipes or Airty you Jeffersan your money tuniess j 3 Sie Schoen }’lumbing ch Centiel B3a7 Walton. 1c@2) = tm a 7, } BLOWN OUT, ¢2 50 ion, R. Bh BOOK KE! es put in good oar- office ex} m with private family: of references iT} best experienced MAA Ttaciede cPER—Young man, several erlence best references, advancement Hex i- 1 HAS PIPES a’ oa CLERK Years’ Ww ilshes ; 1a b’eomt bilan ” awaaeaul cpm itis FF (4A8 REGULATOR Dienat 520 St. Ferdinand. 1K—Competent an (4) th 15 years’ pees cm ay of refe rences Nox Le TA MEINE mabie: re-i-- “— Pies Ad an 1 « work | COOK.-First-« = , fo®) hef. Wiii taae se ranteec ¢ #8 | va os . Re ; ity Sit + ‘-« CO.. OO and weary. vin rlen : , at Write r all @a i} (jate (A) ined 75 apariment Tea @ ii BAS) ; a Yea TR aet ace PRINTING AND ADDRESSING | paps ee aed | eee ae aif : 4 for ortr ting. ’ wore Born “s; aerle re Cent en | — " S895 LD Sidney Tat t machine ee ‘,? }«ee- , Z . : > a) e f AAs . - nds - “12! a Ww M 23 N np town Magr Lith at —— mA : ' & Ww ilanhe sian? w ork fr Ty) it rr? ts 7 ry Py -349 et -Tete ‘ : references wants STORAGE AND MOVING SHA? baton ‘oping clerk. Alling etation e ; » imeuraer ue in?. Post-Dise. (6 ADVAN! | mi .« $4.50 . th w *\oleenle ereeery Bouse tract furnitur if rcnange busi Mes ‘4, with the desires post. er beth. L ‘ee | grocery o« nderetan4 "iy fret ate referet epatch well acouainted Engleh langveges tranelator ’ , +b RAY — Ext : a MOVING ware. om) = 6D AS i> XPrERT fu » § , (‘entre Ana firet 4NT> evprvcof rniture A320 nter, warnitsa workman oy king PRASCH 8 od “warehouse we HAN AER contract icows y }« - aaa 7 \gea o* eaperiences’. road eend Sale ~. 27 ef wholesale = lonont mr ormet oa rine ( onery | er) ioe 1,3 Pret -Diepatch roung man, ae ee with rellable firm: es \ grade epectaliy heures Thamateh .., Can you use & roung married whe has “aCe good on the 5204 Delmar DL. (oO?) | for prominent #8. Levis manufacturer Lows well enough te desire to JUDSON fentiy end retire from Dp FREIGHT FORWARDING CO. ly ope setts ank B Mo. —— — ; ” a. fe fal ESMAN 42 exnverieneed read of +> ouse. with ishet trade in Tessas ant Routhwest Missouri, preferabiy ary goede or general merchandise, siso baréware 12 years’ e¢tperience, open for petition after Rept. 15: aplary oF Coen easien Pos 1. 10, Post-Dispatch sad mooring ee’ 32.0 Ulive LANGAN STORAGE co BEN A. FIREPROOF in our new heur *o a? Now Se fo i ei ie) 7 4 tral . afer nr route are ring caf promot end reliable service ‘ DETECTIVE does shadowing and tn- | (ete) | c onducted for : picture | iH. ARE H 'BARTE NDE ht with! . —— MEN. BOYS tilt, Mil POL LE BBP BE OL Le ee ee en | ALTERATION \ HANDS For packets and skirts PARIS CLOAK CO. N. ¢, cor. 18th and Frankt!in. ‘oB) —— ee ee APPRENTIC E COMPCOSI(TON—Or one wen Ing te learn the pre ing Dusinews. ent it opportunity. " ogt- _ARMATEL Kk WINI on ~To rewind a teurs and tp do gwmeral repair work all sizes and’ types «f motors. M4 .t'nien Blectric, i2'h and Loouat. ARTISTIC KALSOMINER i pply more@iand Hotel, “Taylor. uN 4 lan ABRISTANT BOOKKEBRPER-— tee ence. axe. references. Row No# P. a ee AU TOMORIL. E WASHER—C Ouse whe can oar. $1 N. Bue ee ea ree ~~ w-e AU SoMOBIT E Tic ‘ania OVER IDEAL ETB INC ~- GRAND AV...) CTT AUTOMONILE ES Mee -Oo tab “Oa Beal meat covers, BAG P nikseMEN— -Experien re: is ~ig eptratne of buriap, cotton an rite at once Miasour! —- _&t. Joseph. Mo m7 HAKEM—S17 Pine, RAK F. Me On_ pie sand roll 7 nights a nt. 205 N Broadway. Lew Ty ro second hand or light fret, n iw av ‘rolls week. BA KEK ed man: 43004. “yellable, for regs A 1% wes La Salle, between steady er ms cy 2 BANK CLERK- with ne j Pa ce rience: 19 or years of «a etate perience, ealary expected an ative ‘ ence ee ox N20 Port ae. | BARBER—For pvide evening and Baturday, $12 guaranteed m Easton. Steady saatahaeka ~ $d ~puarabtead. riled Chouteay. —— Middle~ aged | man to te oa bar and do perter work; references. me ton. BL. L noy— Whit Bo Hotel, 4th and ves BELL BOY— aniored:; i34 or colored. mar hHiotel “ J™ niaht Dreareeilin = _ fae Vandeventer — | day echool T.| abt vd pe 90K KEKPER- Harry) hoy young —T y. } desires bo pea! - | : : : : ’ ' fe steady employment ' | BELLFOYS Two. boys whe intend '5 ing EST “ae for i | ‘grand: apply Soswesn ty an Mochanie: must. bow we to wi) y mopdl Apply to r canbe, * oter (ar Co. 82 Lae acount. 16 years of age. atin Hidg | boys Avtly Merchants” Dashket ; 2a | and Carr, ae) To run a Brood wegee Hauser Ttu em pie rroughs ive ie Apply - t and Pex ing a Miller, 114 (4) Moy For offles work: stalcwaly hard chance for ry dv ancement. Tot Nu. 3a Lat BO} *. M et be over 3. ‘ ‘all at ont ae Frutt Shop an Ne 7th et ‘fhe hoyY—Ower 14 years, for , ottice work ~ Pra Ab: Adam Miectrie Co. RASA) Windsor . ‘er BOY -Abo ut 16 years of eae. for real estate © afta }ter 14a P iv Dieppe oh Doy 77 years: matling department Apo e72 N. ha ‘of ~Grad errer : rth fi oor + ‘good ray reengard, oe. eligi ath areas. “for « roy iale Le ~“ Ten sf? Roy Dros store De Kalividre mMoy ine a” a 7 BOY ork in Factory Macimmald © Mire "Washington at + ery il te deliver on biewele sae Sas. ed, cape riene od. 2714 N roth of ‘rer MY ‘srorery store muet be steady ; & Yres dwar mY _are* A areom bea {'“ Armertar Te f “7 city ve ork “~ i” years ' “ae (wn eT “hh oF @ otk r, broker . office nth Appiy ain PF "nh (¢) moOT Delivery ; "auley's " Dew Store King's R - oyy- ana’ = nara A Mei Uorery Ce. jae ‘Bein peckage delivery 7 Ce c ’ nd Teattine aa sor = : | hee iv rry Joh ae ; stationery ehep Pom are ° ing (o. we N. 7th et. Bb vo, Por jaht fectery work, Jeflereon ‘howd ern. * colored Sh, rk Lermarent Paced “ie a —Tor grocer “eat mare 4 = =Btabl hres. z734 ‘enn With “levels " Aeliver per Hodeon Drug Co. S40 Delmer, ° | boy ~ “rall read office attended. ania ty #70. HOY—Heip to sh loming department. to start Ise ¢ ‘But ot boy onl Crug nore 1398 “na milion poy With _bieytie then betas de very mn chet Ave a0v--te — is drag wt ome ; et top ding righ! pchor oA inmy..fs eek ts greeery. ~ TVPever mys —In bac > @ | - 8 > lr em aI } “Yor” Mos chia ng +t Avpliy oom Fit Vine 13) 13) 2 Thompevn dise- = a <7 : a MH 2S ‘ ee a.

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* Ge. » tegen! ne OF et * 24 “oslo, ga THE BEST MARKET IN WHICH TO BUY OR SELL ANYTHING is fe right here in these Want od columns. Try ry it anid be convinced. Sove | SALESMEN WANTEDE a Sin ondaiien dniek WANTED—MEN. BC ‘BOYS | _ HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS —= == “HELP gee Seg ToUNGeMAN a 12.2? Uietietiene i | Seng, Nakane eeepc Ol BOT TON OPERATORS [NN | nn | yoom mabe! salinens restau-|ICE CREAM DRIV ER—Ex oa. ao-lt | writing; 575 to ' R22 Merchants-Laciede Bide. : Apply Bpuck Iron | rant or hotel es mand th fo do| vir 10 Ruse nt | RS 1OQ I O U ES | PRESS OPERATORS—EX- | X-282._Fost-Dispateh. SR | SALESMAN We have an ms | CED GIRLS TO RUN nch. | Clerical work. Schertz 312 N. | TaNITOR—Appiy _ Waningion University | ‘ ma m ‘ 1EET | TOON EOOe YEARS AND. FILLER: has = . rt: paper say —Euchie —- wai PERIENCED ON SHEE | AYPLY BUTLER BROTHERS, 18TH 4N! naa a PLY AT ONCE. Eis T: ST ST.. R peor’ Brat 7° oe ! pteady epi . M CHAUFFEUR—Y¥ man for Ford meat |janiTon—For ¢ Ory: hi tead | ° — erst | —tToung n JANITOR—for fac white; « y em-| ij : a gatasiiiiaieds |b kaeee' bureau, it Se hs im poe- - - a ’ OLIVE STS. . 4.96 . market truck: have good references . ly WN Gard Adding As we PRISE SOO no informa f -. GooD = fhe . OCU! About 16 years Oo to — Fe Tint | 88 and experience. 255 Olive st. (c5) | sfachine Go... 3Ph Porest i “ | sible to answer queries by mail or telephone. METAL 7 at 919 N | YOUNG MEN ork. - depends . . ti SON j HOLE LE MAKERS—O: WAGES. APPLY x geet 16 svears and over to lestn oomn SN. St SHO. ing age. references and ex experience, ts; highest salary paid te . useful. Singer “* | CHAUFFEL R— Experienced, white; must be Jou re Mills, Sth and || must be mailed a week beforchand, fbi Washington _~ “3 | arcs rive. aces mechanic and have Al eepeiet. icS) | | ee a “ere ‘ ‘ : 6) | Go | Centunl Employment Dept.. Welch Grape Juice Co., il ANNIOUS.—Addreass the Burrelie | | 3D ST. (c .. 17th and Lucas. Louis, Mo. 4 arty ; exceptional oppor Y8—jrammar schoo! eTraduates: must be references. Hox N-336. Post- Dispatch. ———- JOB PRESSMAN-—Who a a Mill PPP PPPOE willing workers; good unity fot ad- FEUR—To dri family car, to do ~ wig p - 7 mee t the informa- NNIOUS el lous, Mo. Pl a a pay. Box } . P.-D. (c8®) eke service, in West End *tamily: good A yeh = Box” Factory ional. | A. & —You ae book store. | News er Clipping Bureau, |» ‘ YOUNG MAN — ST ATEMEN NT 7 ad 3 ¥—To buss dishes and help at soda foee- pay. room and board. Forest 3312 (c) | ghoe Co., 1728 N. Jefferson." ‘cB agg cient We know te street, New York ‘ we | PRINTER Cooee late printer. Winter ND GENER AT, AS | im St. Louts:to L - an NATIONAL TALLORS in. ¥ to Mr. Jensen. Cand t. AUFFEUR—Experienced, to drive Ford ki N —— = 1 ar P a oe Gen | } ? r. ; ' e | w Avpiy “andy Dept.. CH pe KIiCHEN MA [xperienced. white. (a4); | nothing about the language of |: gt ,Bros. Engraving Co., 400 N. Broadway. oF CLERK A elite to sr Morgan. (5 ae Gway and Washi ington. delivery truck and werk in grocery store, lurmbian Club. 32900 Lindel 1. fc TO. learn gleaing: good pay walle | must have references. 3300 Shenandoah. _(c) ;ORERS—At quarry. Biair Penréae,| || POStage stamps. lb to the Copyright Of- ||| 2 — Ee "AN I CREDIT DE-| Sowing abiity civen gieerning. I Sash a Door Works, CHAUFFEUR Very Tittle night driving: eee eae eet ani a COWBOY JACK.—Consult mov- book Mtn ce congress, Washing- | PRINTER—For gg aa reat " SISTANT IN : : showing ability, ety , ‘vis oe Sie | emieet Mase EL Spee “SI Fe | “pene er 7 werk. {5 ||| ing picture magasine for the infor-| voq” p, °C. "The American, Walley || international thos 6o..1125 N. Jetteron.icti (PARTMENT MANUFACTUR-| Ghicc ease a3 (a eteria G _ ss or ore heey ¥- worn; Ei quod chance Dest -Ptenatet. ie) LABORERS—%; GOOD PAY. CALL AT | mation you desire. iv nion strike took nee in ¢ > “~ "NC PRESS oF ERATOR—Experi ence - AN EXCEP- day and Tuesday. > 7 dav work: kitehen womes dvance pply Stans \ 2421 MORGANFORD RD. : A MOTHER—A Pullman con-/ of 1893, and was headed by Ve compound 4! no other need apply. ‘ING BU SINESS ; Sa LESMAN—Are you & red- : all gir! : aie fountain g'ris. son (n,. 4140 Forest Park bi. ict) | CiVANHMAKEMS—Mold work; vay from 89 —' 160 fact bout the : die e ex- to $18; hop; steady work. Write | LABORERS—For loadin a : ||| ductor receives from $125 to $ | We have not the facts a& Surety Mfe. Co.. 1408 Morgan NY for a . GreraClumr Co. Aurora, Mo. Sor Ses See Sen | membership of the unton. The Great ‘TIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR |* ar you looking for | Apply Superintendent, VANDERVOORT. tore. Grive truck mules. Hydraulic- CLEKK—Raliread accounting; give age. ex- LABORERS-—For sewer work and helpimg|| is the U. S Consul General at Th trike C ( ON RAILROAD Pre fick (Co | plumber. A. Stebbins, 670 E. Big Be - ntina. throughout the country. es HICAGO & ALT 4 . . clean-minded. | 3 Mo (oa) ||| Buenos Aires, Argenti ‘lasted several weeks. The principal | pp... clerks, $5.74-per day; ce! air ¥ ELOP INTO CREDIT MAN.|} fcliow our oy 3 or 4 sucht . -— & BARNE 1omu | i y Mins’ . highway and Nat- __perience; salary $114. Box L-215. Post-Dis, | Webster Groves. _..!*’ CLERK—To work in store and run Ford. | . A READER—There are 45 pounds eet a eee 4 Great Northern at ‘ he = men, wo Rover ay — power r_ machine, rf fkii Clayton ev fe) | LABORE ERS | of green tomatoes in a bushel, con- | age many Be St Pauland clerks. $5. 0? per day; bill clerks, $5.2 25 -ANSW ER IN OWN HAND- ferred, achinatens ten eects Lae pply ic) CLERK — Young 2 tor office Work. m nd Colored: to load cars: good wages at piece- | || sequently it would take oes | Minneapolis on the east, to Seattle per day. App ly FRE IGHT AGENT, | — ING : ST ATE AGE EDU- See Mr. Hatting. ‘at t+ Serpe Bl Ride VTDY Wak ERS—Also nelyes d0¥—i6 tas “4. tor stockroom; oy aaa Rox Y-4. Post-Dispatch (chd4 ten ne: Le DE CHRISTY, — | a oe Pith ae and bgp “pend of tie weet asae North Front street, East St. Louis. W RIT 4 > ase 2 ? tween 10 and 12 a m and 2 = 4 ty S115 Delmar. uture. li re, Mardware, Sill N. ie 4t)~ : = ij "4 resent mileage , , ae ae A, bes a uméwa ye a a ¢ ang 68 — On og mM nt LIUNCH m s fb irst-claesa. 1211 Oltve. | A C “ONST AND RE EADER. eh does rhe 1893 figures are not av ailable. I). (e3) CATION. EXPERIENC E AND - 5 ; AN __ wits aome err ertenes, Ane Colored. fo work after school ani Sai. lunbing Yosineas preferred. ‘Apply N..O MA\JINIST yexveriorssd: food pay. Kefiie||| not matter how you qualify as long | The Great Northern was a J.J. Mill | Sjwrens—Eyerienced_crasecut eh | S aT, ARY DESIRED TO START.| TIVE, SALESMAN WITH. SUeG a Ee yp “Conrad's. 400 Nath ¥ eave. Address Geo./ A. Murray, 2029 Nelson Mf. Co.. WS Chestnut. (c4) seit = ee a c4) | as you can pass the ey BE if road in 1893. | Bros Ft ox Mfe Co.. 1909 Wash coo) SALA LES FE IDENC > ae 0 = So lady. Enderte Drug. . av. TERK ‘ Cc N nLACKSMITH— Vv jirect night | —— ee = s ; : ) : : 7" ~ CLERK—17 to 21 years 6id: good opportuni- - —~ADDiv public accountanc3 re SET ~ 7 Pp “MAN—To se: uP and operate 3 S H. ; a _~ re fe HT rg 8 ll be preferable to the correspondence |;ouyis) who has just returned from HIGH-GRADE SALES PRO “ eater At_once; first- | R ARTY: Exr ERIENC o R Co. oh and Clark. icl4) | and Railroad. Granite City. I 5 moiding machine; interior trim ; bi! ‘ d tri ee --- == : . —_ : — | c urse. a 6000-mile automobliie roun Pp SHEET MET AL WORKER At 1 BOX —olored : 16 of over: office experience CLERK—Assisiant cost clerk: high Foo! ee re *\'| CGaASH—There is no regulation as/to Los Angeles, says that the ¢x- n. Apply TYP’! Ee Gihi—Nice work for briaht mt att CASH 4 - per week. Apply 4th floor, Aloce’s, 3) ' grade education required. Meyer education; experienved in figuring manufac | ean ‘los 2 fic “a Hews, Dhue ‘oO z ; a | 1 time after a former nse will be from $2 to $4 per Ga ADDING a Kregel Casket ‘wo... 1401 N. MA‘ “HINISTS—First- -Class lat he. boring mill. to tl e length of : | Der person, according to choice of | SHIPPING CL ERK Aad) le-aged man, for | oUung oll STOCK AND BONDS EXPERIB: . PLY IN PERSON. NEWELL MOTC nd at SRiZAID— Experienced Maryas | ram work in toolroom: with some ex- | . ) Pte in grinding cutters. 2316 Dick- | Avrers Ciger Cc.. Aurora, Mo. (4). Barry-Webmiller Machinery Co.. 4660 est | '| compensation monthly. tty tee affected ) ey i Ficriasant (c$)|/) Jy FEIR—William Ht Robertson | Northern Railway other roads Railroad CI erks ONE WITH DESIRE TO DE- Sales experjence ‘s ‘sat RU GGS- Secepmtual rc. R—wW. A. Lippman of (c4) Emplo ment Dept. Traffic Co.. 4th and Clar (cS) | turing costa. p. ; : | President's death before his portrait . hy ee es se have experience | eating houses, hotels. and whet er permanent position; mus : av CO. ees | 1a Sr ST. Fite). oth and Piae. sda Block’ over 16 years of age. to work | _1*th st. {c); planer. bench and floor hands. National | | at Wath strong. S‘ar Clothing Mfz.' CLERA— Young man for counter clerk In the, Metal Trades Association. 413 Odd Fellows’ | can be used on money; it might be a ommoda- || in shipping: state age, salary expec ted: «ive "OUD shington. *(ch)| Post-Dispatch office: splendid opportunity | _Pide (cd) ||| put on the next day. The only rule/>r not yo camp. Good accom bl seferences and answer in own handwrt:- | About 17 years old, in advertising de- AUTOMOBILE & SALES] ‘A BERMAID—White. good wages, rom 7 a board. _Buckingham Annex, a boy. to make himeelf useful | = ae: aeores ar tates! ng at MAN—Handy ae tools. 2614 Chonteau. (c6)| |) 18 that the portrait shall not be used : f . neg. giving age, degree of education, busi- -~ _—— " i death. publ ishing plant and office — | ness qualifications and salary expected. Box | MAN—Learn dress chickens 7“ wre i “oe GEORGE —Submit the manu . ‘e O Fi’-« ‘ . = be ve Mand honest. 4517 Olive. (cS) | L-110. Post-Diepatc 73) | —S=e8: call earty 2631 Oregon. ; ' Office beoya: grammar-school gradu- | MAN—Young, good at figures: Shia || script to the publisher neatly and tions may be had at _ reasongble [| ing: state your ‘experience alser of machinery concern. : General truck calotina to sell prices. Cost of wear and use of thé || 263" Post-Dispatch on car will figure more than the same SHOES FMAKER Will pay good salary to rm Preferably one with some advertis-/.:.4 popular 1-ton truck; excellent @ . and West at w im mileage around “wr owing gm , Ww. Fk rissan' ic) ‘ing experience. Opportunity for ad- tunity for good salesman. Box Y-28, § FR OLATE DIPPER—Appiy S02 Wash rn w wear a e ° 7 Se oes ale- ' / ng conditions; tires SHOVELERS—st. Ferdinand west of Pendle- | vaneement. Box N-319, Post- -Dispateh. | SeciaLTY SALESMEN Few, OLATE DIP SERS—Exper am To around 4 opportunity for advancement. COAL WAGON DRIVERS—Good wages. Ap- hardware h . 704 N iil le rrit- Room 412, Federal R ply Polar Wave, Floriant av. and city | — re_ house. «04 N. Third st. (cS) || legibly written, by pen or typewrit if you know what it costs ton. Carrol! Contracting Co zh-clage he a c3) ine. experienced. to sell a hi Pe ced. Apply 5115 Delmar. (8 Cail after 9 a. m. 2- | —— : (cd) | limita. (ch) | MAN-—Middie-aged, for l-horse wagon. L008 er, on one side of the paper only. | faster; oe tl oY ay Bee ence in printing Sifice. COLORED POY—About 16. Drug Store, | North Market. ©}||; Enclose a_ self-addressed and/to run your car at cog yy te Pre [1 eoDA DISPENSER—No i mts >? | floor. FAMOUS-BARR CO. perros. . Paene Hw. Langese | i YOUNG MEN—ASs stock clerks’ vdeo ‘ »| zi - nh 5? eT . Cc} AMTNAx. » 1> mar. (c4) brey. Martin. Lucretia Lloise. L ou- | exce t 2 good supp! of w ater in and steamftti ne «? ipplies: also with some - cep y stockroom experience. Apply room’ 504 SALESMEN — To represent — “ = +? s agen, &. re Bm ak a eimar, . eas CUTTER—Experienced on ladies’ pats, or MAN—-For molding battery grids: paid on ella, Lesbia. I , ae B cap cutter: good position for right «an. piece rk basis: steady emplorme — uise, Lucille, Lesift, re cans or water bags. Water! | ectric “ , (nd) | " , OY WANTED Apply H. A Magee, Shek-Hatworth. S17| piv $213 Papin ety S™Ployment. “e) Laura. Letty, and Lenore are some | supplies. are about 40 to 60 miles | sae ASTERY 3 Sateen be a fist: and to fill orders in stock prominent St. Louis corpe be 16 and : $10.50 - | oes (c) | MAN—To work tn stable and host! ex; - Wages | — starti ing with L. lapart, and oil and was may be had a dioan- al so must have a knowledge of room ; chance for promotion ;| . ‘ hi . did km. White «irl: cooking downst * Proofroom. 4th pare pee CUTTER Experienced man: $21; steady work. Call 1427 N. Broadway. | teeth thet games — Kansas, {at the same intervals. See that your nition and ability to meet the trade: cake | good salary +o start: excellent tion ; this 1s a spjen 1a OF 2 " work: good ealary. Phone down ’ me ’ (c@) . ota, ennesSee, and Ar-itires are in good shape and your || ary $35 per week, with opportunity for ad- | ity t become ssociated th . : | MAN—Your r ge mee kansas are the four é ! , le - oO il in! vancement. Address Crysler Motor Ce. | 9 nl 0 a A "s4 enced a we nls yeare and over aos one who has had experience on | ™“... experience — tant Sestnevece: state ll absolutely prohibit ee ae ich spare ones filled. PB nty of oil in| Caruthersville ry - future. Apply 1215 Locust. (e5) | b whose bility7 ill | Foo! —Experie te white good vyment Devt. nOWN Ss SHOE : chance for ad me s , gcture | your car. and everything in good re- | : usiness a — before woah see gS gp house aresses and muslin under- wt aa remcoment _ Rox Y-74. P.-D. | —_ sale oe, paretses. Most all pair. and the desert trip need not ~~ MAN—Ex +o ge Apply Carri RL og i ..I 4 bot - Tecognized with full comer : na AN AND WIFE } sr 7 oO 1 s es ro it th 2® oO 3 ea | - — 7 ? . . > + morkan &t. mont 399, entra] > a age painters exper ence: oy ne - ~~ — at rms ang gt & place in our shop Tor 3 wear preferred. Apply ELY & |“ ri.; raise chickens; pay for extra work free ||| to minors, but we ate. Guable ce | larm you any more than any other | - 3) |tsher. varnish, rubber, color and varnishers | red: aa OK. anlaty $05. per ynonth: referens ~ ys oo one > Ee for any | WALKER, 16th and Locust ts. rent. Box L-156, Post-Dispatch a he give such a list. as every Senta’ bins 250 miles of this trip Thousands of ST PERINTEN DENTE are bert somes end puttier on bodies, gear striper and wheei thon for services rende » OF ty Apply 7104 Delmar. Cabal to dog Ho and it will pe By to aod us 3d fl 5 MAN- Young. y a assist. bookkeeper; must be , different laws and different stand- pert Be pK tend Re ig Sw ee sant capable of bull : ding fence an : ee ee RELIANCE BUGGY Co.. | high-class men need apply. . Z experience: refe ces required. a O . r a. 2781 : : - ‘|| plant; give name, age. ¢ rience and salary oy ee be ; — ho. i oor. (e5) Nps > ~~ men ards in regard to the subject. lly of ice sodas, ete.. but freely of expected. Adress Box 414. Van Buren, Ark. | ea Ss Sewer. SSF | NW. 11, Post- Dispatch. genera! woewor Tamily of 2, ois a = ——— i ment. city. reference requ! in “ Por: 8215. @. (cB) | Z Millinery Co.. 1400 Was! hingtor ‘¥ : elli- - > —_—----— ts mepinies a Sosa Pata | maet be is saeliver ene “and, slectrie abe | age) tr locke Well f- Wilson Food for wail paber may. be mado. as Little arift Wiad to taheumieiek: ean STRUCTURAL LAYERSOUT—Experienced | __ vee 4 - 4905 Lind a floor, Sines aia Pine J erepaene SaneeAiTAY “RErOuTLS | Ce te Bel earn | Nn cold wale aay 1S ealions | Eicon Rocks ee eesti || WE kAT West wu feaM uence is | YOUNG MAN—GENERAL OF-| SALESMAN — Oleomargaa EMTS nines ciate can seat 16, for office work ; DIEMAKERS—Dawson Mic. Go. Bia et With exgerience preferred. Box — eS ae, meee; (6) fa) totes eee | rained in the use of worm-«r ve South: asain oo _—— work and excellent work- FICE WORK WITH LARGE | rine; experienced ; cove ; . Soa Room 210 Security wide.. ‘ good opportunit for advance- sist ZEEE tcelered soma Litis” Bee MAN—Cr dit and collection man on inetall- Boll ee: aoa oe 6 lg ew (b). Gomes for alt ills ama bara pollies bies. “Snes “baths and nice luncs| MANUFACTURING CONCERN; S5t. Louis and nearby terri- PYisTs— with experience on ment. INTERNATION AT Es, sot _N_Vandevepter.__ eteads position. Hoyle & Rarick, 608%. ||| in the pulverized rosin a little ata et Oe ee ee er ee ee at ae a a oom dition Sais Birmingh am are| A BIG OPPORTUNITY FOR! tory; must be live wire,’ SHOE CO., 2001 Hickory. (c4) | _scnertss Restaurant, 319 NN Grama“ “N¢)| sixx—tright_youne, for Gy Seine per || strong, and will stick heavye wai | Pains and snows set in. Springtime || getatis in ‘first reniy. -Adlress. the. ises!:s| ADVANCEMENT. ANSWER| £°0d appearance and ble —_ se ete Fears s old, to assist in office. | Oe aa -_ month. pranscome | Seen: gap eigen FS excellent han paper or thin leather. If the paste y Plea Fa gi Hig md px crt yaged oo | Iron Works ¢ ‘o.. Bir! tmingham ‘ Fait Po ae — * produce ; - good salary and Copyists and Billers and ron errands; must be neat and DisHWASHER—$i4 week. Ti2 Hamilton _Apply 1423 Olive st _ (e4) Sonica ed rr po a ag oud hits the dry season through New ~ SWITCHMEN IN OWN HANDWRITING, 3S De “9 Several experienced oo baat Un terwe clean; one looking for an Pee Apply | DISHWARLER—Avely Sir—Tensen Candy | tomeibine, about gardening.” wife to de oil dummy bepetinas2 3 ) EXPLAIN FULLY EXPERI-|. B.S. PEARSALL BUTTER #°™ "Si 2eeeigh Mtkowake bo. 4 B a. , , | CHICAGO & ALTON RAILROAD ENCE. EDUCATION AND SAI- CQ., Elgin, IL (e611) © | aS —= ee ee ee made in 16 driving days in comfort, | fice: sa peer . P | 114. Post-Disnatch (c@) | = em ™ ; red oly 21 Vandeventer p! although 21 days is held to be an } sTatc y oO U N G ~ MEN—For er SALESMEN 3 ’ ROK Fx: An oo - -~yw-y 3 “K S—In t : Ted coo deal fri Roads vary from very STOCK BOY: In ridbon and hat depart- | “ . : re though the av- ||; ments. Hermes. 1204 Washington. _ work. CUPPLES CO., Corrugated Paper Box & Sa MCT hk White, family o SS etn nee tee ich) MAN AND WIFE—Man must understand | water. jy AA cag - newragge App! . , . Nugent's, roadway and Wash- Soueas :- aoe ~~ +" Seema pre- MT DIC \T T ESTIONS -Dispate (cS) | meton YP. ea. 2. ee NMiBT AL OUE ANS. Chieago Terminal j | : a. s . ™ . ARY DESIRED TO START. 5 i TE Woman. gen@al bhousevork, * BOYE—Over 16 of age [a opring | nay ee N Mechanical. with experience |e eo atts 0 re ery, cere: Z | | cellent opportunity to learn e ‘ a ; melgpartment. Apply Supe ; spring and able to design machines from advanced | yusiness see (Answers prepared by a physician of authority. Health and sanita- ree transportation; permanent em- | oman, eendral_ Bguem -Ad eel E ‘ : ~~ 2 - 2 Yr > o oC ed and when availabie first letter. Address | Shenandoah. when accompanied by stamped envelope.) secure favorable positions on seniority AGENTS WANTED—MEN Box 286. lola. Kan fcS) (MAN—Young., With w: ork! ing knowledge . , , roster. insurin choice of good run POPPI LLL LL LLL LPP oor... DRIVFR—Good opportunity for hustler. Ap- bookkeeping; accuracy essential; state age, | | L. P—We do not think much of as yneae, | be found necessary. Inter- =I. P = ~ 4 af *| AGENTS—In Ill!nots: our Tocal agents make DIRHWAS HER—Woran, oth Ranner Laundry. 100 S. Jefferson. (c4) | experience and salary wanted. Box N-328, bust developers, excepting such as nally such rémedies as iron, sul- Apply Room 332, Pierce Bidg., St.| from $60 to $120 per week writ! ng fire. : es HW ASHER--“ hite VERS—4. at 10-Mile on Gravois. rd.u Zost-Dispatch (c6)| | supply massage. Massage can be phide of calcium, sulphur, ichthyol, | Louis. (e6) | SNindstorm, tornado, collision, theft. lia-/| Ci * ; 7 bored —Bright, neat appearing, to |” rading outfit; goog board. Apply J. L.| MAN—Middle-aged or elderly, as night done without any other appliances etc.. are recommended. Local treat- | i bat. bilitv and propertr amage atutomabile in- | incinna ti, oO GEV IsH WASHER --Colore b (c6) | watchman; one who-has some expertqn: ~* than the hands, with or without the ment is most Important. The scalp TAILOR—Good; good wages; steady work. surance: a0 pone uctions. Prairie | Ws DISH W ABE ERS- | Women work store; must be over ‘DRUG CLERK—Unjon; willing to assist at a yp bollers. preferred: hours, 7p. m.\ to ||) use of ofl, which may help some by | Should be kept scrupulously clean) —263_N.U inion, (c4) State Duqvein . y! {OTEL, AND ST. ally aplied to a condition where ; ing conditions. See Zesch, Prescription De- . \ > . . * loa dandruff, it is ry ‘#-correct nate. alta temperature “ 303 4 EAN ~ c. ¥. M. C. A. schools; Re | - S 517M egrees TEA) MSTET tS—To ¢ art ve ‘team s son _ excavators; tes ‘hoe were established by the au- e resentative | . NATIONAL TAILORS, vit rts will have a i = 2 ™ ‘ = - | machine tools; permanent position nea rete eee ‘ ; ' TEAMS TERS—For coa! Wagons. Apply 3110 1 Ox DRI G co.. 515 OLIV E. | Post -Dispat ' ; Arkansas , business. Cail or write for tnfor- "Os s c _MELP WANT DYER—Experienced dyeing feathers and ar Aether AD een OT clin tp ae ED—ME EN. BoYS a. M — TELEPHONE OPERATOR—Apply between | ~ pe art; wT WT | T WORK A®5UR wisaning ostrich feathers. 20 N. Broad- [ECHANIC Experienced in| 33 ER Id ike See ee ne amet aye Se aioe iy ton Stach A if aed 2. Universe Chak oF a ywees BE A NE XPER? “AU TO MECHANIC | Southern Wiscon ce feet, waews. ADDy Yooder Lewndry,/) ELEVATOR OPERATORS—Experienced. Ar- automobile repairing. MOC »N EE ge 10 hours; steady work; standard ages. magazines: active, aa ach you how. Day and night classes. n no trouble L ufkin Foundry ? man. Capab! le of ae . - energetic Yeung TIN NE GOS N. f — Ramee . 4 Wh h e : cade bidg.. Sth and Olive. Apply to MOTOR CAR CO., 4400 N . Main. Manhine Co.; Lufkin. 1 ex. enced. The St. Lowy we Pages Oa oe R— Ist § st. eh) GOVE RNMENT GL ERKS—Needea: imen- | Must be fully acquainted z FORELADY— 9 as v a equeez -* AO cm ee mg women); WO; mo experience. Call / A . ; dlin irls. - INT SL ‘ 4 . a Le ty 7A. “A a MEN-—To repair second- mane 1 Sa st a, ' Ce tee TsO ao PAINTER—For inside work, by — 1: a SNS % eee oe) | Lewis. Mo (@y . ith the tra le in this terri- wa Cuce in on. ait oN 6th. ( = ee Apply Glueck Box Co.., | : (ob) salary Box Y-378 Post-Dis. ‘3 (NE First-clas Hill & King, 38 ATTOMOBILE S$CHOOL—And aerial xh! tory. $100,000 active busi- BISCUIT C ). ' ing: iy Pls prefe =. engineer | . Ss ce ~ de ent; references ; . Cramer | Plate Co Co.. 1828 Shenandoah. for the sco News Service. (cB) | ondhand jacking | t boxes. Apply Glueck + T.- onion han. puis, > ot ary -Four a so 4 miliwrights. Apply Lindell 2125. a Experieiced. to e NE oS) | ae aule_Lotton Ot) Co. _____(e) | =.= =e right man. | f 7308 Manchester, or Renton $48, worth Marketeria System. 212 ~ = (c5) | i THANK YOU.—In a condit iniF ] A. or odors of the feet shop reese wee equipment, bat- ou ly eet a foot bath | (CO. cect + ghly experienced Mcompetent party; highest sa > - | O'Fallon first any deran ement of the gener- F. | ised Wetingon. __(C5)| THE JUDGE & DOLPH (Sie res ate See Ch et TER Ear Elba aes ie in the design of forging dies. an corrected. and such other measures " oclated. way and Nai ural cee Fo ees worke ts mothege > ya F ae- for Uhka inois Southe as : Bt. Louls Manufacturing Co. Box N- . sae — : seesinenmene ; 1927 S. Vandeventer. 5321 Mor- mobi] ‘ r ’ , jenced. Apply h HELP WAN? ED—MEN. BOYS _ —— | _ganford r: C6} matior rector, ¥. M. C. A. mows, | Michigan and id and mail pack - . er of pack ~- | ST. LOUIS AUTO SCHOOL, 3540 Olive st.icS) nitting Mille, Laclede, giorter (ed) ‘ c — ° cust st. 2 erterce ine a4 (ch) | MOLDERS . and er molders C TINNER—E Experienced on stor work. or write Mr. Ozment, Arcade Bidg.. _BOYS—-Neat, for delivery (NGINFER— Night; “understands refrigerat- a Rt Sahe ._ Post-Dis. ' >. ' . ox TERS—Th ° _— ‘axe bi. it tame ts - - - wh 4 3 — ferred. _MEN—And oung men. &t — Eugenia st NAILERS—Expernenced hand nallers on sec- ers. Apply oa) Be ry ~y 4 Me we ee Se) — , + "3010 | Washtenten, “_ ness to turn over to the a ba! Beard Pex] Hos L Launch, 2 Eas ; ; : o » : rr or MEN—To work in tanner those havine | | ‘te Renton nt prospect for ad- ENGINEER bp on yg Pe er - \c?M | PAINT MAN—Experienced, for expetine 7 . ? =. of ’ | NIGHT OK aban Ghouteas. Call Grand ’ ode ¢ — enced, , for experi ne} ntal TRIMME R—On men’s oals; splendid oppor- FEMALE HELP—The ae 2c er Iemnpioy- : vancement. WERNER & | SEN—Two: some experience at roofing. 2559 | outers laboratory of? facto stead tunity fer the proper party. Apply at once. ment Department. 1411 Locust st.. is at t We also have an opening J Light, “e088 on. “Apel For night duties, to do own ; liberal W. University (c)} he and good prospects wh many w ith Nati yal Tailors, 517 Morgan st ‘eh) | «6 @ervice of girls. and women secking emapley- ' ; Mie. © Ste : — 4 7 RRNES, 6th and Locust week BR RR MIN- —— Se —~ | NIGHT_MAN—Avol Bambrick Bros.. ead ; right qualification fon. Box ¥-48. P.-Diic8&) TICK : POINTERS- —At ence. Call fer Bil ment in homes and institutions ae cooks, | for a é Ex for bakery " ING AND MPG, CO... 8314 Morganford. Take yee at. eth and Franklin Sy hia” som | ~ ‘) PAINT PRINTER —_ Saperisnced— rood | _ 1515 e M3 wats a.) laundresses, cleaners, nurses. seamstresse (cS) er Grove car hy jtorganford ané Arsenal. —— OFFICE _ ee. Louis Union Trust Co.. yan i Weady work See tne right man. ‘Bo end a. ne worker, We have work for ° Fhe | hese Viet ic3) MEN Falling Springs plant. East St. Louis|, ¢th and Locu ” (c4) Post-Dispate pe TRU cK K bRIy are 535s, business, Ex- DSR COS bome: fair wages. ic me. fair ; epresentative : _ Stone °° (c73) YF pi . =. “ — “eo! or too Ing o.. 464 : past: ri. io) . - , ERRAND Bore ais N. 26. (c4) OFFICE BOY. “For superintendent's office. | PANTSMAKER—Fi > ret-class, week -"“_~o mn . USHE! RS—At ( r t " Ba £ D uahe Work im = . 80 At Central Theater, 6th and Mar- PARTNERS WANTED for enver to 2 arises atl at 4517 Uuve # MEN—For general shop work in mfg. plant; ! Swift & Co., &. Vandeventer. (c6) with two good helpers: steady ri ke ~~ | Aphly st Mew —¥For aeteere, and mated “ERRA} ; AND BOY~—-Steady work. A 8. f. ) - gS eteady “w Dreyfus, 74 Washington. atid } | steady work. 1000 N. Vandeventer av. (cS) \OF FICE BOY—Good chance for advancement. a ud; bert a a ed shop tn State ioh>. ES i ae - Casting °.. Sos | ~ | MEN—Strong. for warehouse work. Appiv | _ General Motors. Box Y-381, Post-Dis. (c) | feild Tulloring o.. Springfield, _ Mo. \w AITER—Man. # years old, take charge | PARTNER Wtd.—In iol eg grocery. whe Pp ial Cc ; ——. restaurant nights. _ 4115 Easton. takes full. charge; — “ams cive reference ~ | acl Cc oast et a tk 7 Jet rs. no 8068 ; fet a ——w Rois -White a Oe salary. San- | + : J : & M elshelmer. 7 {c) | Trolicht-Duncker. 4th and Spruce. ies) | © CFFIC E BoT— Age 16: £50 per month: must PAPERH ANGER—Appiy 3420 Te: Tennessee o- or | >=: =: . a — a Rox Y-S7T. Post. Dispate well recommended Box ‘¥-131,| phone Riverside 1320W. | WAITER-Colored, for family hotel, good : - “Must be. full . White, reeteuran' ~. ; | PARTNER Wtd.—With about 6200, for mail : uly acquainted week. Centra S232 B. _ BRICKLAYERS— - er is. ly | MEN—Young and middle-aged. to travel on | ; hardel | For fire —— ERRAND bot ite Co. en and *. ate | _traing: ik et runs. 236 S. Zist. (6) | Fost-t ee —- —— , . . Serk; union men only; long |sanaxp Gove—two. Dewen Mis. cm. | WEN ZT. arize cost mamune: tend work: | hey a Mo ogine Susn's Bove ant Range | Neaeh Porcbuaparenee CEM | Box | WALT Wilvascr Gan tak Dane? 2) | Foune man preferred” Bex L138, Pp. that territory. Established Rrences. 4472 Maryinnd Forest : | ie ~ o- trade to ¢furn over to the GIRLS Foe foijine ani cuitonnoies, R- ee | N. 24 et. fel, | 1? 4 East : for "right men. Apply I IRE 312 = — : Co... 3500 N. 2d ic) PHARMAC ‘IST— Register _ = 1 WASHER First-class shirt and calles ~ , PRO CTS co 407 ESTIMATOR—PFor tank and steel work; state N—Several, for work in cold storage OFFI 5 7 ——eV— use i e n Uinete: can > ilar Wwae"- PAKTNER Wtd.—% Interest in valuable Pe yo iwt : 0-hot | CE BOY—15 to 17 years of must aged man or disabled soldie . Apply at once. Peerless Laundry —Fror on = : ties L138, “Post -Dispater arene a ne | Cold MStorare. Eo. Mair and Ashies. eee | have completed grammar schoo! edugation ; yered; state all patriculars in ret. he a Ba C Gired. E. ichelbe “wer | heetbut. successful applicant. F — ae wa — > Mem inary. ae : ; s s. POREMAN— ble takin steady employment ; chance, — to give references. Apply at Time Of- | Rood. = aytor | Marylané (c)| SAL ESMEN—Two. shirtwaists; manufactur- Apply a A or oman: “| ‘Eaes ee ishing. ~ hy oe aba dee re nz photographs to learn Geveloptin N-! . . 0 ae > “ fom ‘. GARDENER—OFr ees. elderiy: for pri- | MEN—As packers, ih stoc PACKERS—WHO ARE EXPERIENCED IN| _POtter work about a ‘olan o = ion picture laboratory. Apply “rie re —Vor installment furniture etore; ALTER AT} ON HANDS | . An4d women t work in or ur Pierve | Toom; no experience neces-| SASS Stritin Shr SOE | SORTER DIOR cea ee) | YOUNG 7 : : 4 ealary | : ; onay work. good pay Apply ) ; pe | APPLY BUTLER BROTHERS. lsTH AND PORTER LORED. Se apety fe tee ar Wee 4 ‘ > best | Experience? on jackers 006 skirts, : ries " at a Oo k : ood Wa | OLIVE __ tet) FOR TRUC p Apply in the morning. Ms FF. 7g Reppen- NBR position. 7_ ~» 3 Over : _ - | sary; steady work; ¢ STEA || Ragen. Geller-Ward & Hasner Hdw. Go., | 7 (oS) | FARIS CLOAK CO. | 4 ran! ‘THOROUGHLY EXPE . 412 N. 4th st. tek | EA1-ESMEN— Write for ‘list of Tines ana full “_ y eee ge HY to start. Apply 315 Washing. : RI- Che titisig ee LOCUST ST YOUNG MAN—For tyre machine work —S | particulars $2000 to. $10.00 aes | N. 9. cor, 18th and Franks ty ist ant ‘| ton. (e5) ) ENCED PACKERS AND — : . __dly Crane Co.. Type Shop = (cb) big demand for me inen, or exper} | arPny SViCK COMPUTTION Or ee — ad | omen 2 COLORED PORTERS YOUNG MAN—About 18. with some Tr. Assn... Devt travel 1> ware the primtis — Young, experienced and te learn WRAI I ERS ; THOSE WITH SCHAPER'S STORE, 6th and Washin le) | edge of drugs. for - new!- i 873. _Chke cs) Jent_occs Oc pors 2nity. lca — —, 1, — eott gole shoes. Model een (C) | tory: good hours: good Be r- SALESMEN—Men of | Bee Mte"co.. Broatway Sed ulickory. thing A KNOWLEDGE OF PACK-| PORTER—Colored; steady po-| Po Disemtch yest Fost Disa woe f-Wistgrdy, Leos je r K “= |ING TOYS WILL HAVE PER-| | FOUNG MAN Abett fi © te Tiliae an an . os 7 3 ae r > | CA WHEEL BORERS — MANENT ITIONS iM a good salary. Apply to | _aesist for office ok: ot BALESMEN—Catboite B . best premium | REr1Gl | ‘ a gaunt as | | 4 ‘ POS NS. Mr. Margulis, aoe fo, ies “Apply “Monement piahed ; bo yt — furnished, tock : mises. JS Steady work. Apply STEEL foo gu Sonnenfeld’ s, 610) ‘Piumbin ng Supply Co., 2640 Locust ie? d; bones: experience & ashington. (e) | | |'YOUNG MAN—For offen work. 18 to oe Connell before 8. or after 4. PLANT, Wharf and St. George BOYS, 16 TO 17 YEARS OF ears of age; must have. eich ca (€8)|" AGE, FOR STOCK WORK | Wa Mit teSing == eras] Sloane Eng matin gape oe ae Ome wom See is “eat PRESSER-—sS Pood ~ : METAL CEILING MAN % man Bros. Cleaning Co. ci Clonal es | gees Levert st. North St. Louis to sell highs fod : — Man to sverate metal coiling ge| APPLY EMPLOYMENT DE-|PRESSER—Experienced on Hoffman press | YOUNG, MAN For clerical work | Feteis te estimated trade’ Box “y-Sy,| MSDERY GIRis—General rete | =e pew Co. SS N. Teh machine. Call at once. _950 Hamilton. | cashier = and de- | ‘BINDERY hie ’ v 1) Cam, PARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR, PRESSERS Hoffman oversters vtrady wo werk | Ave ne "Lowte Cotton "Gat te meee: | ‘SALESMEX — Experienced specialty: neat ap. ap- | ley Prin ag” Fy pearing. w uca ‘ee Avot, | MIRE PROP CUTTERS Experienced mine nd highest ne Sar pisses Clean-| tional Stock Yards. Ii! years, ; log cutters. teamsters: Seige ; tna Co. 2513 N. Grew (e3) | Foi oR TT fork Barve = rides 2000. (eT) esita: past tarains ca a of eettina re. Se io a. : : r oo y 4 , VANDERVOORT. PRESCRIPTION CLERKR—A about wifi. hardware ané | gh yy on pe | Soar et ; = DART. | Ey nee RS pee aoe wg Eocene ee Nee es . > aed “farnk ere.

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SEPTEMBER 2.1920 er YOU CAN GET A GOOD PRICE FOR THA gh Loe 25 ° =——=_=—_—_== lad wae al Tee ~VISPA : | TED—WOMEN. Gi EN—Men of good ~ WANTED—WOMEN, :N, GIRLS SALaSWomaN's 1 WANTED * BUSINESS FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD Goops FOR SALS PRP PRA ARPA AARP PPPOE APP ON OL AL ALD A LOA lls . at hee ee PP LPL latina OL 'y; high-class vroposition. erchante-Laciede Bide. ) UTTON OPERATORS GIRL-—For genéral housework: when ; ~~ . - - you |HAND IRONERS—And mangle help. Apply | MAID—White or colored. Apply linen room, . LESMAN—We have an => B A CED GIRL 3 TO RUN BSING- 6 ee and, thine te bn F8 position St. Luke’s Hospital. 5535 Del Imar. Mee) Warwick Hotel, Sth and pod t. Go) WHITE STOCK SALESLADIES—We hav bee pegstions open for | BAKERY —Doing wholesale and retall eCl. _ a Geg store, Sa'* % : eae WORK Gi HIGH- | Gini —To fll and label bel toilet articice se BOL ReUiRi—Vor general housswo-«, #461| MAI ID~To do house ‘and dining room work; Store Co., Sarah are Mancheater. is Ltt, Post Dinpaten a ee ee rat a ee raven. . edic ea Salary 12 n _ 5. Grand av. (c4) hoy _Kive references; will pay ca are. Stn ete | 1 ~~ i eae...» Ti om ay. Bot ott 8 ata See Moo | Sc Rcint For tomeeaT is om | Set whe ty GIRLS paige ee tes kates | MAREN, HOF in US, OGTR UNNI RE =the ae S ; h 7 i-_ } LOCU . , I Locust st ST ST. STH LOR. (4) AIR Gaieea amily, at 7110 Kingsbury bi. (eS) | SAIDS—Two: one for cooking; one for oo | | Mfe Co., 925 8. léth et ther +e write Henry ; ~~ | GIRL—-Colored : experienced dint room fj HOLE MAKERS— work; boarding h Washingt | HOUSEGIRL—Good, experienced: no laun-| yhX,fo0ms and housework; references. 624 , Box 213, St. Clair, Mo. | bi ins ; - On | Forest 8314. & house. 4554 Washington. joy: ine Sa) Menashesy = "icd) | Washing! on. Forest 1053 (e) | 16 YEARS OR OVER; STEADY SATESLADIES a Experienced. ee te Stee store: will invoice | SURNITU RE—Dining teow and ighest salary paid to | Girt—For office: eocd par, easy hours; | MQUSEGIRI-—Or middle-aged woman. 4201 MAID Experienced, good wae “éabany’ 5588. POSITIONS AND EXCELLENT | _THE PALACE, 517 Olive. (c) | —*teck. Call Friday. teleohone Belmar 11281. aT ee r party ; exceptional oppor- | geenry YX ahernocns oft, no exverfence nec- | => i eae Up EE - | (07) | g . SALESLADIES—Neat. over 7 E. bakery | BU SINESS—It you want a well estabiiahed. FU URNITURE—T@e ¢ “oor ek 2 J | GIRLS—Over 16, for etoc td | “laundry. Bell phone Cabany 3956W- /_MAID—For gen ework ; ALARIE department; good per-| simail, t | FORNITUNE-Criffeste—e NATIONAL TAILORS, fer 16, for stock de rtment; ex- a6 P g eral hous t. Hers Candy Co. 12 Lo- | offer and be convinced. | heaey table. settee, ‘louie a , a* rience not necessar um “ ‘Morgan. (e5) | this “Texas oN Koved | naunéry. faa0 Westminmer pie cen | family of 3. Cabany 5178W. IKLINE’S a ee ee RI kc aR , - hes . Oo - > . ‘ed GIRL— For bakery and hm aaa With house-) HUUSEGIRL—For genera! 1 ~ eae 3 a 2d floor. 31] Rosedale. {c) partment; must ey *- A te : ntendy | . (062) FURST (RE —Dinin Sa rogm. > oe a wtedines~ 10. me 606 WASHINGTON. Re Broa good pay. Hoyle & Rarick. 0 608 | CONFECTIONERY — Excelient corner; 2) ton ° ° t G ls ke | MANAGE R—Lady. for sama)! roce wi PS RE ee ; e erla Lif boo to 18 gears. for stock a | ey Sey for 8 eaaite “3724, winaaw. = | _Yoat-Disnat interest; referenne. Tr Box ¥- a TYPIST—And office worker: experienced: opportummity = a emer corner ; ~ | PURNTSURE Berens = SIRL— Or WOMAD. for walkin hiid. i OU. SEGIRL—Colo experienced; refer. MARKERS— A nd rou a sor rs. Av- T y PIST- CLERK —{ Fi x erience ed = is @ girl. She may be a eten apher a : : iow our instructions wt VANDERVOORT.- noon, 1 to 6. Tudor Apt., No *s, “4512 one | ince. Forest Hotel, 408 N. Euclid. | ply Leader Eaendre, 3 2315 Texas r ‘Che he ‘an. or echooi teacher, or she may stay! std “Shenandoah, “St Louis, Phone Grand ee aot A Prank: fee _ oo = Hh offer call a ras nh; bO reaethal Texam _(c4)| ferred. Sanitol Chemical Co., Boyle and will employ 3 or 4 such me PARNEY _minster. Forest 970J. | HOUSEGIRL—White, experienced; Germa | MARKE R AND ASSORTER—BExperienced, | aciede. > 4 + Pp -—-—~—~-~—~. a nt 0 Feprement , a “Bt.” ' (onu |GIRLS—On power machines; 00 pa | -Preferred; no washing aeeny sous. (5) | ©) aico Taundry, 3700 Olive. (cS) | TYPIST—Girl; preter one with some —— girl we have a position in which eho ve. EXPRESS BUSINESS-—-With i-ton Ford —~ rounding territory. Fermanen onnect : | Hurst-Zucker Neckwear Co.) 1922" w HOUSEGIRL—N x 2232 S. Grand. |” ene 4 position in which she can | ; FURNITURE—One oak chitfonies, 1) double Mr Matti at 8 | Arcade : WA RA—AI > b - —@ ington ar o., gooe Was . | u 0 cOoOoKing. 2232 8S. ran 14) aoa And assorter; experienced: also ence; no ictation: nice working conditions: develop age and Anancially. | truck; stake bedy: rtners disagree and Sense had and : black enamel. with ae tween 10 and , wee ’ 5 eipers, = (e4) PE girls to learn. Old St. Louts Laundry, 1040 , £904 chance for bright girl. 4th floor, A. 3. is pleasant di ified must sell: no reasonabie offer refused: cent trimmin ne 8-4roo Ginin 5115 Delmar. (c8) | GIRL—¥F o> general housework: good home. HOU SEGIRL—White: for general housework jm Victor at. (o4) o any morning.” Charlies Express Co., Tie on op © room chan- ? Aloe Co.. 513 Olive at. tell you about tt. Ses De Givervilie, ) good wages 5598 Waterman, ist floor | __ £00d home; good wages. G1SS Washington. MARK ERS—And assorters, rough dry: shirt | , | _ line; no agent need apply. Box Y-4. P.. $425; clecant i dining 7. op ea : ets on machine for country shipping. God- H * = ’ OUSEGIRL—Or woman generai house- wi J JF * ATE DIPPER Eat lard. (c87) | work: good wages. 4500 Redbud. Delmar AND APPRENTICES d 46 ne se ‘pla ver- piano, 8°05; m Apply 5115 Delmar. (¢c8) | GIRL—To do housework; good home: apply | R740L. __(e) - Grand and Florissant. (e4) W AN TED HOT EL- -be oftaide rooms and 2 store roomea: living-room euite $%TB- ‘ane Mrs. Ba sane. , 5668 Westminster, first floor. HOUSEGIRL—Wyilte. for general housework; . | WAITRESS—25 to 30. at Plymouth and Dei- 606 Washington Av. (¢e4) rent $225; clean, newly decorated, water! ¢ es 4 ht : and phone in all rooms: price $0500: termes, | 8275: To eae gee and : mission, t —~. : CLERK / Gabenr 1482 (c5) Reset Ree Mr. Rryan 42538 0 ; Thursdays, Sundays and every evening off. | Aware. Call 4585 Enrie — % ' a henteritine: advancement. | coy a a mu ad: nige | 215) Waterman, {c6) Apply aS ones, rat gene 09 ; “ha Si Nh Peres 6 days a week; 20 Locust. 5 eine new; wonderful barwaine uomowile Salesman and Execut Bee erie sacri ieee SEPEICRES | printing Co Tass We akietion wen ncetae | HOUBEGIRL—To do general housework in SONNENFELD’S, arieg MILLINE ; ICE CREAM AND CANDY KITCHEN A! ning. Owner, S127 Cabanne salary expected. x -S5, P.-D. | ,} Small family; go home nights. 5710 Wa- ° , | Wa AITRESSES—} _ ex perienced; $11.50 week: “ sLINERY SALES- 4 corner for 8 years: fine for os. JAS BTON i eee a 608) | piped rab do cooking: extra good , Wares: | terman. 8d floor east. (¢) 610 Washington Av. (¢14)° T-hour dav. | & Grand. Victor 1284. (ce) | ADIES 0 maker ox L-27. Post-Dispatch. (ene at Aan “And am range, in good - —With references. Netherb Apart- m. eraviy one that has done general house- | = , 1 =e wane 4 , MBOROOL, Bi De | gece —eegeieee ruc int. 4940 Lindel! bl. Apply to fanttor (4) | RSS Waterman. ‘abany 1160. (c) | wy Rood wagen ADbIY BON Per: | WAITREAS—Experionced 5 to 11; $15 a " S T WORK ii PI ven are NOTION A s ND SCHOOL ot P-| Sas RANGE High oven; good condition; : hol > ; : “maw: | : : MODEL-—-Younk woman, with experience.) week Sth r 7 oO , , ' E TO “At 22 1 8. 7th st. across S15. RAO8 Chureh rd ere Ror ttc rey. re Mr , fo 0] uf ouperienced. Sie N GIRL Teta what a Ne pay: | shing, or call Forest 619. - (es) Rosenheim, reta!l. 38286 Olive st (oh) | | WRITRESS Exe — at lunch counter EX rRA ON SATU RDAYS; from yt School; owner having good ar TANG a Sent : on, rA Wo a (5) | : ; g : , 19 ; - Hove Sir GIRL—SMAI. « FAMI GOOD | ; : - — - “M y he : reasons [0 se (4) 1AS ene Qu ox vind erences required. & Vaterman, second y Ss AF cAr28 MULTIGRAPH OPERATOR — At. once; work. cKiniey Station, High and Lu- ‘ > r > -- = other standard makes: Al copdition; ¥~ WA 8: PRIVATE RE iDE E. yo lady or girl: position permanent: | car (o4) GOOD | AY a API LY TO a Ty ER Re | ered and eonnected; $12 up. Prosser ot Meal: aside oven: Whit ~SALESMEN pe: sErperiguerd Vandeventer pln (cab) | 2109 (oH) | MINERVA AV. (7) = | sired. Anndily fandeventer pl. (cS®) | ec?) | with typewriter experience. WAITRESS—Fo k: _Olive ——« | GIRLS—Several; small paper box making HOUSEGIRL_Ex F counter work: small cafe- T ace. Rox 308. Post-Dispatch a 7 > perienced: willin worker; Bray, Bridge 580, between §8 r! . . r > M ARGU S : Mowe eh hn net sd | ng (e7) | teria; 6 days a week. Call today, 506 Pine. 4 ali ’ “MESTAURANT- Buyer at once. 2424 Frank- GAS RANGE—Ali vane enam () ; Corrugated Paper Box Bley tern csiacey at sto Lande! bh Ted) | ath clean Work: uarantve while learn: (65) 3 ' : 4 ng. t. s orks, 925 ! Ith. | nelmar : TN’ y ’ f : HOUSEGIR. L—For géneral housework. 6542 W AITRESSES—Experienced : 17: SONNEN FELD S cabine white side ean like ag gg nd ! win. -RESTAURANT—[qaving city. 518 N. Comp-| work $875. will all all for sted, Reautiral } | elderly fepoie: $10 weekly. 5230 Ridge. .m. and & p. m. pendable went ane y tor bright. - . DAW hit family of 3; no aundry : ic7) a : i depen ate men: either eit - nek ct patton wages. 4056 Pershing. GIR Take care of book rs) | HOt Sesthl an for general housework, Waterman, Ist floor east. | work. 8 hours per day. Bobinett Restau- | i? é ay —- | 8; cleaning and 4 apartment; small family. Beiser, 310| Oprice GIRL—With knowledze of type-| rant, 215 Collinaville av., East St. Louis. | 610 WASHINGTON ) | | Massive golden oak dining-room set, L— : | ae complete; worth 8s): “will eel) for wo rT private family; good wages, dyeing company; must furnish references married ~ ort *wepoiicat one “airietly | * ae lan (c5)¥ Continental ‘Cleaning & Dyeing Co., 24 - 4 ae dential, ‘ed CeWhkte. ana tor lower floor work: N. Neweatea (o) HOUSEGIRI-—For general housework; no’ 1310 Syndicate Trust Bide (cS) er; reason for selling. Box L-183, Post. ; washing: small family. 5394 Pershing, 24| OpERATORS -Experienced on power ma- Skinker rd (cS) | writer:, salary $40 per month to start. (c3) Kast RANT—Good _ loc ‘ation; money-ma k- , WAITRESS—Experienced young woman; me ae Ba Sti'o. =~ , : luck's coa range, th IE mee reguired. Cabanyv 4388. (S; |GIRL—Good S arisa as billing clerk open to i | references; in first-class private home; Dispatch. ‘6) yo ak : " Colored: for boarding house: $10 girl experienced in this class of work. must floor west. Forest HOGS. c) h Apply Union Mattress Ce., 1440 ood wares. by WwW Cc. A Employment REstT AURANT—Wiil #eii cheap. 1 N. 1 14th: ays ta Vatope, ASminater rugs ~~ tra esmen and meals. Call 2018 Franklin. (a) be accurate, industrious and able *o wried | HOUSEGIRL—Young,. to do housework in av. (ed) Jept.. 1411 Loc cust at. M I I I T N E R Y S ALES doing good business; good location; leav- Davis, e 3412 Olive at Woman. 6119 Bartmer. Red Win food references. $517 Olive st. ir morning. Call at 6306 Enright, 2d floor | OPERATORS Experienced on middys and | WAITRESSES—Expérienced, for straight or . 444h4 rs ° ing city. reason for selling. __—_) FALL TREE Practic ally now: Senaumel To sel] men "s and boys’ ele hy. rant. , ° ng GIRL-—High-school, about 15 years we: SS) | serge dresses; steady work; big pay. split on breakfast or separate watch | I ADIES WANT . RESTAURANT—Fully equipped. and 7) oo . 2T27R. 8840 Fiad. _ with housework and care of bab ae HOU SEGIRL-—For genera: housework; smail| Weinstock Mfe. Co., 615 N. 9th st. (cy | only, 2 and 1% hours each. Apply 5 p. m. ai 4 4 ED; EX- rooms above, sulted for rooming house; a a : = or 10:20 a. m. Room 308 Union Station. (¢) lease; rent $50 a month: price $500. 1301A HEATING STOVES rj ing ; only those who have had : ere woman, | for restaurant were. pome, with wages. Cabany 6351 re. semi. 5641 Waterman, ist floor. vabeny | OPERATORS—Experienced, epecially / front — PE IENCED : P E R M Market et. (c6) eck. 22 and back pocket makers. 2400 8S. Broad-| WAITRESSES-,Experienced; Dest wages, 3" 4a ku > 4 4 A- arnet 6 We have 250 new heaters we me )| perience are wanted. Apply | Experienced, for boarding house; GIRLS—Neat: over 17: and married ——— | ior SEGIRL—Whilte., general housework: _way. (cS) short hours and pleasant working condi- | owners ‘ et? tie at HOUSE—9 rooms; rent $37.50. 729 year ago from s@veral of the Re A ] thin d ' a5 per month, room and board. for few hours’ work In tearoom; good sal-| plain cooking; 85 references required. | OPERATORS—FOR SECTION WORK ON| t/0ns: day or night work. Apply at once. | NENT POSITION ; GOOD N. Spring av. (6) | manufacturers, which we are selling at last clo g epartment, Se COr roa@way. (4) | ary, permanent positions. Herz Candy Co. | 4604 McPherson. Fores TR7O (4) | SKIRTS AND DRESSES: BEST PRICES La Salle Candy Shop, Broadway and Olive. | ? ROOMING HOUsE— 9 rooms, furnished: | Fears prices Three joints of pt 512 Locust st. (c) | HOUSEGIRL—White, for general housework: | IN CITY. HIRSHFIELD SKIRT CO., 905 som er —¥s mec Tail | contents of priv ate residence, ted wi (6) : i ic 2. &74 ingsbdury. lat oor West.| pay earne y experiented seamstresses. Ap- tlonery store. a” i. "Sees es +. : | 108 TOCK : a , b i ess h ty” will ; ) Experienced ; white, good wager: GIRLS—To, press ladies’ clothes on garment! HOUSEGIRL-—To do Housework in family of; Ply.at once. Prince & Co., n. e. corner 18th oe - a7 } a EF ELD S. 610 W ASHING. | | (4) 'inelading rugs ana portie reo Y with full : meee 8 Weshington Mees | oft aaturgey atterncon. “Dinka Parrion's | 42%°'g 42% nome Tignt party. Call ber) oe occa ats. “al weakense enele cnet eg TON —— SHOP Woh ean Pressing me: | 4323 West Pine. (04) rec gn = * (ec off Saturdey afternoon. inks Parrish'¢| ¢ 6 m.. 1905 st (o4) OPERATORS Oe ladies” henemast eg 0 . : th Ht . ye > a “0 gpm _ thy. Bao = eu nn drs S124 Olive ! cs) HOUBEGIRE General housework; no | © aiste; best paying plant, in this city: will |, WOMAN—With spomeuse in retail grocery. (¢) TIRE BUSINESS—A ldrge, established: tire HO. “4HOI.D GOODR—New and slightiv tion for services rende onl o* ‘ @alary 865 per inonth: references | GIRL—Experienced. for cooking and house- ng or outeide work. Grand 47W. 8677 De take a few learners and pay you while| Conrad's, 409 N. 8th. c) Maelbating ereedttion’ te ‘Miseourt Ure OFD ¢ eo : a, y y ire } for | emus = ; LS—Expertenced. over 16, high school ;_ nice family : chance of lifetime. r= (c) | Te. thal ASHER—Woman. 803 N. 8d st. (c4 4) | GIR - J-2. Post-Dispatch. (5)| PRE SSER—S d a at Hosiery Louis cash registers ‘Hawe Scaie Co., RUGS—All kin thea. Chicage = education, for Milne and general office 3 end Cleaning fey 7? De Regal pe | WOMAN “Fo clean offices: & houral ber day: | Stationery st. Chazies; terme if dosired. a Mer 18 _Cleaning Co.. & Fin mney. ; S aw city map. just out. showing the route RUGS—2 German hase eh. “Gite va 4 ° wd . (ASH BR—White. p125 N. Grand. | work; wholesome surroundings 1 wages: | WOUuEMATDS Ger Jewish Hoepital, 6415 ab te. i ’ . : ae . ° (te) | Gra om 5) no Sundays: prefer one living on South | sees ; Incinma ti, Ohio . SOO ER—Colored. 607 _N Grand. (c) | ee ee et man Bigg. ait peta Dstt : 2 | oR ap $—( s: 1 | Bide: good wages; must be steady. Apply to | Millinery and the various of every line, every street; indexed and 21% feet; the other te tix M . Le (c)| and wages. 3035 Franklin. (e7) M eRe c a : chanics Paint Co.. 715 Franklin ay 1c8) | WASHERA- ~Cyitnder. | 100) . iHO! SEWOMAN -Middie-agea. for general rock nationally adv Ds smoad 4 =e feathere GIRLS W AN TED git te ernall oo with all conven- | PRESSER. Experienced. for first-class clean- | WOMEN—2, fo or general housecleaning; | f ROA ~ we — , | Golly type. Bee therg 1 “gimration re . Ar and railroad maps all parts of the toh feat 620 N. Broad- : : ing and pressing establishment -in St. steady work. North Side Y. M. C. A p ostr ers. “. Droa easy work: exper@nce not necessary. fences; no outside or laundry work; family | at te 410 Washingt (cfiz store, We Gere, —y *- gr priced line of AIL 2 : (c7) MatioNal EMBROIDERY CO. 704 &t. | of 4 Box G-345. Post-Dispatch. (4) | Louls. Apply Arends & Ocker Supply Co.,| Grand and Sullivan. (65 | S.. oster's, 410 Washington. 2 i trie Males Co. he. . ’ ~ - | 1724 Olive ' (cS) | Wo N—White. to scrub and cl in bak- hier- T and ap- SCALES —Computing: used ; * eyes paae l Clothes for Men and H re On pants , yeasts or atta t ” (c)| HOUSE WOMAN—White, in family of —~ — a hen Ht MM pel R. &, a AH 308 a8 cas ier-wrappers - P or time; guaranteed 1014 Pin c58)| WASTIING Fone ote iu Fone talk ts BP et rennlig | GIRLS ng: All conveniences: good home.” Cail For. | PRESSERS Prien Station Pre ie reek Reantnents. | fENT—Txo, with suto shutter and canvas| heater, aap Rove ready to wear departments. floor, canvas bucket, 2-burner camp etove Bure Young Men requires the 5 — yeh cL : All conveniences: good horne. Call For- "Lh To learn in_stock and facto Central | est (ec) ’ WoMER Middle-aged, and giris, for lig . services of a high-class, thor- . NIE SHERS—On coats; ean of- |Employment Dept. BROWN SHOE CO Experienced. to work on georgette waists | glactory york. Apply F. Burkart Mfg. Co. | Soak ait Becbacs tends se cette aD WATER HEA 17t! A T.0ca ow) d middyv bile od 2 op my — ie party indugements to) GIRLS—And women, to nnn INSPECTORS FOR SCHWARZ & WihD. 718 'N. 11th st. (e5) | WOMEN For yostalre work and laundry in Forest sere Address b1l7 Maple av. | Bie. Mie. Ce., ; New and Slightly Used Furniture e | . Ton . is OPE «TOR | hag Py oo —_. slostric | waener > > or *C ;-GL "at Fa Representative ONAL TAILORS, 517 Mor-|_, Shoe making. JOHANSEN/ WRAPPING DESK ON |PRESS OPERATORS” Expari-) sit sel'esinn id oad | Experienced Mil- \in% Gancsiasn,=,5 for Illinois, Southern #& fol) peeepreen eee (5)/ MILLINERY PARLOR | good wages. Apply 212 N. 3d st WE WANT Iimery Maleers |~-MISCELLANcous wants | for Sale or Exchange, Cash ; an and “3 aN - jenced, Apply 805 Coa) Chester Paper Box Co. FLOOR; GOOD SALARY PROOF READER ; a at —_ Cal, 415 Ne ote Mag gy ~ p 1m y 1 : , AeARSy, Soe tes 4 Re or Time. 4 «Ly r. » naw fe ond van eventer. ee ‘ : ae en ui . ae ms ope ermanent sitions, easan tru: u oves; 4 rices ‘tee ‘ Southern Wisconsin | - z° TORK 3 ASSORTERS — Bxverienced experiences iri pth ag one 4 TO ONE THAT CAN QUAL- have a : Sattation s-aimile letters: bre Sonnenfeld’s working conditions and hours. mares 1. SOR, Grand a | anes es aims n Must be fully acquainted — ay Who —_ ~~ d closing and tieing $48 per week: 5% day IFFY ; PERMANENT POSI- and Good ant, must live, at howe, the girl ecert a. nee fast in tome Sa - “fateh with the trade in th this terri- ies on handling girls. UNION | airis to Lo pay ome — ea) TION; GOOD CHANCE [opportunity good malay with edvancemert:/610 Washington Av. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE |" re tory. $100,000 active beahe hi SOUIT CO.. 1117 N. 6th. (c6) Sis te Mr ah advancement as you learn. ~Ap-| F'OR ADVANCEMENT: REWER, st Sleor, S16 H. di at me” Require the services of W omen 7S one er how} uttta, of hess to rt pa Over to the | far 3 906 N. 20th, Out CoaR MILLINERY ©. us| THIS IS A GOOD OPPOR- PUNCH PRESS OF ERATORS—Deween Mig. 4 Experienced as elevator oper. eneliah, dining room cots, Fuse, gan ranges, ie Bie pe: er ; : ; n , 812-3 N. 24 1 (co) f | | pe feebox; most everything for housekeeping: tn ma : Cra lon ali S Must be neat and of bi« everything kept in| wa. carry perieiced, to clerk_in grovery store. , TNTITY ’ Y WH Siket —T j ertist s ators. lot to pick from: Manchester, or Renton 44 (e4) GIRL —In advertising dept., to TUNITY FOR ONE IO salary and To sei onve B. Smith, 61d niece appearance; for perma- sanitary condition; free packing and Sie. | ares ot odda and ends useful -£." a ping for out-of-town buyers. We sell whole- way below the ee ha . I ; - ¥ PY ‘ ts? lar ve an a opening oreass Te ton. poor Counely fold circulars, address envel HAS EX XPERIENCE, TO pe roed way. . | (Gv0D8 WANTED ae for okhee work. Apply ar | SHIPPING CLERK ASSISTANT—Gately's, 8 N. “asa firet | SHOE FACTORY ‘at night between the hours of | 24 floor, Gth and Washington ave. v8 | eG LADY—For office work. Main 2543, who are neat sewers, to work BED—Vernis Martin, tio; eri © prt met- | smail lots, dehoer = Kresge's. — ress; practically new. . mp- | email lots, 8 a 9 ebgrate, wievatorg 23 ras Best pay and condition. Piece 6 and 12. Apply between 5 and : YOUNG LADY—To work in drug store. in cur drapery and neckweet a Fe Le reraligre « - ir AK i samnaratenienieinbints a oo housework: hours dally; or week work. 0:30 p. m. at Superintendent’s SHIRT MAKERS SUNG Labs ting:| workrooms. Apply 9 a. m. Em- BEDROOM BET—White ivory. wicker set: | tons: capd. woods badty: Tare yo oe email = : “ia _ office, Main Floo rors, in candy sore. avy | PEMIZO-Weber Shoe Co. in Floor Balcony. / ‘Fo UNG LA DY—Catholic. to do col) og: r ; | ; b | Good p | salary and commission. 6815 Equitable ployment Office, second floor. ens us; Oxl2 rug; refrigerater. Ca i eS. Ret” sont, Fe ? ’ a pan PARIS CLOAK CO. da, ofter_¢ p._@. GEDROOM SUITE —Icebox, rug. afier 690 | bEbS Wii-Purniture. carve saa ae eor. 18th and Frenktlin (et 59! YOUNG LADY—For clerical position: mus ot | SCRUGGS- ke Fis 6001 Natura! Rridge ra Cabs ny | tents fla ta, gwolings: . a I ranid and accurate-at figures: Fer, nar oe 1138 allen. 3500 Locust. (c4) | amous arr oO. | SPOT FER On fagey garments. | Chapman | erience and salary expected. -62. rar a wat — iRLS JOB PRESS FEEDERS— Experienced. Taso | Bros. (Cleaning RiOo Areena 3 al 2. ‘oat -Dispatch y ANDER \ OORT- | SEDROOM Ry r aha aera. | sreaeee, anni PS Wid — Rage 4 G +> |” Morean (¢) |STARCHERS— Experienced. Apply Maplewood | YOUNG LADY-—i1.to 23, for office work: BARNEY ferme very. *Walke ae elmer 1a Bt) L dr T3815 b ' ; pl 4 ena ter very reasonalia. H. Walker of ai) kind ae a4 aundry Manchester {o> | ood opportunity for advancement. Apols urn. ©o. 3117-19 Loo ust st. (e5) Canrets Wis — oo = | stock moaping. moms) | live , ce: ‘ | LADIES | LADY —Goiored. to Wash botties. 923 N. Mh. YOUNG ceed | STENOGRAPHER “Experienced lady. San-| Western Union Telegraph Co. 706 Commer- ~ Ca LADY—Young. to learn multigreph work: itol_ Chemical Co., Bovle and Laclede, ic)| cial Ride (eS) | (eB) ia BEDS®—Aprings and mattresses, oid nishinae of dwell ~~ oS | 84 a - chiffoniers, rockers and «@ few Deimar , rs , " . f _ rl i mT a 5 | INQUIRE org : RA Corbitt | ron Co. 1240 N N Main, a8 ery \ | STENOGRAI HER--Girl; good beginner of | — 65; 4-licht wicker chairs, $5 each: (0% 00 fC one with few months pertense ; good op- | \, ’ iG WOMEN F li h out ‘oak ladys desk $15: several email a “ARPRTIS Wt4.—Furwit — oe ge work ip ars ip ars 4 i : re fs ) A = ty ee | Washinatone ‘elothing: | port: sug A for |, aise Con, | yp ~' week. Ap YOUNG a 1g t BUSINESS CHANCES _ | rugs, Phone Riverside 1460M tone. FB" aston . lata, awl ° pay. AR r dy place ‘ a n piy 4t oor, oe Co ! ve’ et a ee . . ot. a se " PERMANENT POSITIONS, | LADY—Bright. young. @or clerical work: ex- | STENOGRAPHER And bill clerk: must be. factory an good Wages, | near PR Ks vt | CHIFFORORE—Davenstie, fmahogaay _érese- Saas _ : to learn shoemaki ELEPH Eco. perience ; necessary. Apply Blackwel!- competent and willing to do general cler- | A ] 9129 N 8d. (c6) DISTRIBUTOR wrd.— ay, war 4g auto-Letel sioza Miage. FF, AT ERA wo ibe Jomthers — rm~t it wages while 4400 DELMAaT: | f RL. aprmaptin ee » | ae Sandy, Li_Locvet ot, _ a were r—- BP eee ea S aprenes | /a@vancement, accordin to your 8 ‘adil have a big production: deliveries sasure’. | VAY SETH b Bet lightly ‘used, barra: p. SURNITO ag Wid Bac per Wile NCE Ant FISEMAN BROS., 107% writing, stating full rticulars, including | _s!ary 830 week. Box N-06 ‘a fc) | Apply FHAPLEIGH This is a@& rare opvortunit or the right S188 Chere (oes) aes dectred 4.’ See ry expected, Hox N-382. Post-Dispatch. STENOGRAPHER— By lumber i. etpGoRra- | YOUNG LADIES—Elevator operators. Ap- man. He must be of « charac ter, gre | DAVENPORT en SPST TT 5a an Tis bert. | «ak dhe Gok LaDY—For Grug store. Union and North pher and billing clerk. Address in a | ply to starter. Poet- Diepatch B! AR nounced ebility and = sayenath. Mae e S) ' | handwriting. statin ace. ah sare ‘ont | trite Auto-Lite Corporation. Whiliive > at i. Vet. : ie RATTO hE “Weed. = | nalar tations. Rox N-291. P-D. | bi ¥ TOMAN—ASSIST Division. 2172 Rellway Exchange pide. BININO-ROOM UTTE— Butte . our bid : M4 4 t. wees Pr ya: —Life Insurance any has opening | ~*~ _cxrectations. ~ .“ YOUNG WOMAN—AS | Lovia, Mo ire, early Englieh. 2117 As . : Experience: or Apriy in poress, lee gen wry 4 fend we ing model | BINING SUiti—Ameriean walnat, Williaa | eur a oan, @ ew t wil y or more star iH A oO works automatically; ta the . Soe onl anlare on cxpected” Box ; 4. PD. Post-Dispatch (ce Te ©) | mper; it drops in front of whesie when| and Mary style, like new. S850 Dome Fc PURNTTURE pops reethe while learnis Py and pay you i ealary X.260. P .D bu a allowa in addition to your — an ration ter y Ww ines comi ; ontect with en bject made NG KUO BUITE—Gak. ¥ tied pet. t of ed | fe) | TATLORESS— Experienced in tte oe fe | OUNG OMAN 19 years or | . — ry will - 4 beckiet wi 4 Bini Sead omy fi hall inlover. S27 | age ~ "gt Peston in Within a . -— —- —~-— +» * o

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we FE PARA! Owe be. me eee Oe eres * =e 4 De ee ee eed *=—_-s _ ~ > = ee so i eee Bi "2 2 i al a3 a ERAT 1 AE AOE I ee os ted hae Ee 4.2 o Ree: > “2 —- APPARET Wee CLOTHING Wid.—Ladies’ my chert prices. Jefferson av PAY om POST DISPATCH. _ HOUSEHOLD Gooos WANTED CARPETS’ Zo Punta are. all kinds. badly. URNI Ti U RE WAN TED BADLY ee, te = aree and emal!l iets. con Oeelliings; tighest cash prices 4s ace. Del 2u85, For. —“~— > Aly “at sweet Watted Badly A’! Seacriptions large and emal! lots lifmm@e, highest cash prices ur. Py ia Pece. lhl. 28S. Por ee “ Furniture Wanted ie FORDST 5025 OR DELMAR 5864 rmitury of all Geecr' ptions wanted: com- oe furnishings of dwellings or smal! jota. . our bide before selling —" PENNE BROS. 1a RNIGHED FLA’ Buetid ay tclt “\ td - Pron ~ pris apartment ; fur nitere and pe) for same if same ie rent . 1a 6 ile st. ici) > -—. ~~ ANIMALS > PUPS OO LOL el ile il 425.0 a BLACK AND TAN Midget toy. ler Holste Gammon colile WS Jersey Bnd | vl “> Julian. CLOTHING ~ ew ee i i i i i i i i i dh a "WANTED QO rw" — * PP Pa APPAREL Wie nighest pttocs. S+e Nessenfeld. %°! eo 2» anont : (c&) tf ment. overcoata, ehors. dreeses Sy %.: furn ture Texas mnsoves' * De "ON SPPAnEi—: om | Fults ove ahoes. deers for sh ipm en st try; pay up &- thar i Forest APPAREL LL. Wied Men's sults, best pricese: don’t we}! bef ore seeing me Bol. 1406 Cass. Tyler 285: Central 8&1! in. acl) aPParci overcoats, pants, on ia foreign coun- minutes. Del- $426 Page (c3) PAREL men's —. overcoats, pants. dre N eh Dats: highest prices paid. Lindell 8155, Delmar 2003. H. Apee io in? pen s sui. ray to BSS: Bhipnpirge Co., (?rand 1846. ‘*) reoa ts panis, forelen coun- overc ats, j 71.000 suite. Greseean, for shipment up G5; auto eall 15 Perest 7a7 (elber. Wd, —20).000 ladies” and geni rs irta, Ven s eu ita, overcoats, dresees and evita. tor BDuro- ents: will pay 625: auto will call. Central G815. H. Banks. 1415 | Ss __ EXCHANGE | — ‘WARHING MACHINE Wtd --Or exchange for Regal roadster. | io4d) ' we JEWELRY—WATCHES _ NOS wia.-We @ ~~We will pay cash for your | } = a res. a Prices in the arch {c&) “pa eos _ bought. amount. Miller. 1322 wer cs) per carat: aey sive. any caret for vour die | Mo dinraongs oo Sartor — tablished 148 Spiga WANTED valued mw of charge: yy offer: diamonds ar» A dally; we are in «4 portion | sec ™m- -Y —_ any Yiamone or 5 are ~ saee nae | &0.. “aN bey: = all ~ 8. ** te et- ae re Oliwa. (o®) your a ots wetn,. broken jew- tirerware, diarmonds, when we'll and pay you nigheot prteust > ) SEEOS. PLANTS ‘AND TREES a | “s 4 Berrus. right wes.” ; ___ fon? , ron - AY Ban ic® | ; ale wing ATR COMPRFSSO R Portable 15 PO PBI Pm a . . ew ) | AUTOMOBILES | FARRELL | oe a os IF YOUR RENT [IS UNCOMFORTABLY HIGH sublet a furnished room and ease the burden. / Advertise in these columns. a GOLD AND § SILVER PAID roid etty oT. jewelry; Ala- Mi'- “ PORD—Cheeete: S ASE asides. nan false teeth. 014 703 \e «o'\4 Miller. paid for a hice broken false toeth. ae tewelry : Mar- cm, SS ___liadtidiite,9E:,/_9_ AUTOMOBILES PR OBB OP oe. —_ —] McNair —. twat et. tai ees ond to- ak 1971: *mmed! ome year. by aut So: Iz«4 2003 {| a- COUPES 5 BUICK —Coupe: F John» m ioc > wire wheels. 2? ne shape. wii' TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES PPP LL ae lil nll Ai ‘TYPEWRITER Wits Upderwood, ; Bor A = is Post - presente. | TYPEW RITER. Oliver: new: ah basement LA. ntin r ide, TY) EW RITER—Remington; latest ccellere " wéition. 6 Victorta ~ A 1922 Ty ww R (TERS Pine TYPEWRITERS—Se ‘ling any make rental Fletcher Typewriter ‘oO. land Pide.. vil N. oth TYPEW RITER—Corena. -— 9 carrying a°*St oodel; must saastied so. ce Tre “WRITERS. lL néerw ox ngton. Roral. $$] monthe, 65 upward ~ Ex hange Zit N. 10th st 1145. mod *~ Bidg” “pented uP. . wohl 7 lt! and and bought. 4. Oliver. —— WANTED «¢ CYCLE wea or Davidson. atte car Riverside 1217 ili, MOTOR with ae for cash. 8) bargain. Room ff 4) ro2 Olive 7245 Maly iat nd BICYCLES AND MOTOR SYetes on ic FOR SALE TCLE—w ' k vou r } ix TUR "yc LOD He nek ech hagnel tp; $100. ‘bar £ain. coaster: su also BIC pi Park 4-cy) its inder: raoTr others: iZl Mar- HORSES AND VEHICLES” ie “WANTED Wrd.—1396 Must rHAET« iN BT 4 "OCG Y Wa’ i) live hos fall Renton i cH \LMERS—oupe. 3- pa hauled thoroughly: « ‘care bargain _mode! Car Young. TS 14 Locus i CHEVROLET- ret £88 Gow Own : : ; > 0 4 COUPE—1 je new , — oupe. batteies -Raw hy } $300. Box ~. 331. FPost- bargain: receatly over. in late; — 4) | SCRIPi s POOTe— R adeter ~ 3205 ror Olive. ‘4 like Dis AUTOMOBILES eee ee slid POP. BPP Lh aha ln, if se ’ ov ERL AND—1919 Zz. ‘ just ondition ROADSTERS ~ del or) rew ownert pe inted id at ii ~ chummy roe tires engine once. | a}! ‘sTh ti i aa — —se ee bumpers. | Sermunstrate. SA Xe iN meen Clas*y;, perfect: Olive Speecster, -©- ‘ . s™mail types. ions ann rand 2 “o504 $30 sire wl wae ia lowrT RIPPS- BOOTH ich) LODGE—Coupe; good running order. + oc) miles; 5 wire wheeis, Call Sidney 2959R FOoRD— rURD barea sr FORDS—3 co upes; one sedan body; $200. terms. 3516 Johnson k« k ’ Coane. 1918 n 112 &. 17th. ic6) condition: Ded .. ’ ‘ co) iT excellent cond Russell av. starter. bargain at 8574. . JWIS,. electric | concition.: FX ED COUPE 7 The t best car car mon rim,-@tc.. for ORI oniv 1920 , ; motor SSe7 FORD—Coupelet: brand-new. mie delivery: cash or easy pa down, balance in one tear. 1 Ford dealers. Tevis Motor Car Co. . Ee r top: $7 412 eacrifice; Las- sures Grand a ae FoR D—Runabo ut, sSe7 § Gran Read ne ROAD=TER. joie r Cor ister: ode w leather inter top an Auto Repair ROADSTERS eauinment ta Die te our ex hanged cwrs “WILSON MOTOR CAR CO.. ecrue;?t =? _R U NASGUTS im.ru mnning condition, &2°) runabout. ———— " "tT 4t™ Ke iine nes rie secrifice, aq lvi~ Fok Li 3ix4 tires: demountab! a whee « fect cond! tion a* a 3 | S. Grand A a a PO Way ALLEN—Sedan jocuet ele CE H AYNES COUPE Arty, en Co Je . CAR _FOR SALE sound trotter rr. Stable Tray! Broa iway HAR: NESS Yeung ™ pié HORSE And ian horees: 1921 S134A She > vroung Storage Ca . I! DUEEY;: cheap. - ee : HORSES—Large team tearm roun mules HORSE—8o work: ci 5446 Chip Warzcons, HOR SES— ‘wagon; sellin 40 Emerson fORSE ood work horse: one mube a. oe on di tion, 7 jeda ay HidoRSES— Team harness: av bon Apply we or me largce horses. tra $135. - se°7 & ap Wacon > veare old; chunk: 2 4 harness, £135: Dewi beautiful ] erdi- at a bargain. 4 horres I §. Vane leventer Ce. A3 (o#) oi = Two ormerly used reutes now pit ade &. automobile day “[)T) - tract or tonnage ; : ? urg Motor Service, 1600 Ciark av.. entra! a : . -itri stan. ‘ Med: ra l truck _ Vall ~~ dney 4182 For hire: careful “ohai iffeur rs: Ga or niaht rvire M+ trope! AS n Cab Co Sth a@d aMrket: Central & 2004 nitht nur er. Cate ns TRUC K—For hire: 1i4-ton. Dy day: will contract and work inside. CC. W est, Marchester. Grand 21°73 WANTED HAULING—Wihih tract or day Ld MOUSLS Es- ‘take 4m) 4 +4) ea . AUTOMOBILES ‘“Wra es ee no object Cell Limdel! =340 or Delmar 1020_ ant r Wtd —Reads 1 none on oK caeh: want of any, “wt consignment = notes. Sie Sass Wasbineton, solid 2200 cars eX veare* n: uf sed i's Man on “ avtomobilc. Auto Aue- jon Co. 2210 Olive _ ts ‘TOURING CAR Wti.Pay 8500 cash —? starter. $4 19T>- S17. Grand 260M. 4541 for peop'e We will give yoy ‘pot cash: no red tane . Ret the cash. We want ab ence: open evenings and Sunday. Yahiem or noe” ings N. Grand. Lindell SOT De!- _- REPAIRING, ETC. WORFLE AUTO REPATR CO.—Reo ex- perts: Ford: carbon barning. Lindel] 641° Spring apd Kaston. ec® _ SODIES i - . i ~~ ~~ a agg "oe FORD BODY—Tourtne car: ’| PERUCULES oe, — aged. S310 Wire. »’ a rn RS BODIES——For Ford streamlined bedies: wi!! Ottana h eleey trade. a SP Cass. *) PODIES—Per Fords. any Lubversal Ford Exchange rat SS suitable for grocer~ - feot as new G14 Clayt oP a (of) Bever used, ‘bar- Locust. toh) “oe - TALS “Ford truck bedies 50 different i mM any Ford : Gre, our line be- ore Uying. reur oi4.bedy taken in trede. Rarnett Sate. Co.. 3S Locust_ st (-@) streamline betes for Ford oi" eo ah os Teomy: will trade ia ermns a 4 suit. Redecker -_ ste N. @th_« yler 3 (o®) we ATHERPROOF bodies. your tewring car genvrerted into sedan. one-fifth expenses. Chevrot oo me rattle: Ford. - jet. azwell Chandier. Hudson. LOS PP eet-Dtenetch ; : CABRIOLETS MAX WELT. Cabdrictet. fain. Parnett Kaige eed Car nshingte a : -— y 6oen Sohn ‘ai “demoustablen, G28. tence, ee Hoffner-O' Conner h. p.. re- ! Gen"! Com- especial | beautiful : 3142 A WIL LYS. -KNIGHT . cost Ne a teks ' Cash or terms. CAR CO fore noon WILS ON MOTOR 2921 Locurt st ef?) COUPES & complete equipment ebu our ¢xchanged of terms “WILSON MOTOR CAR CO. 2971 Locust st ch?) tires: mecha! ryrt a ~ HEVROL ET EVANS 1919; FURD—Sedan i. terr . trade ke 3514 Easto condith pe oe geacrih cat Roy FORD—Sedan. celivery. cas! nc in one ~ ear Tevis eestor. Sk DAN—-The Riefling’s. auth Des car monev can orized Ford dea)-rs Dy eo © =: brend- new or payvmen POOL ell. LIMOUSINES = HU PMOBIL E—L ar _ limousine. rent se ithl yr. L sed "900 Ww as) ington a‘ S, Passenger: _ ps ice: $450 . eas } ae r Sale. Oa a all. fm, best cash, FRANKL IN MOTOR 4 - Assen ger mode) A “AR leaving cit) ee miles per $1: 4 740 4 irnrine imo — ee AUTOMOBILES © TOURING CARS. ~ OC ir eom' » tee « Sain) Vierhet Trewmfr Tourtne car th , " hy PA > Ss. nr ae 7 ve pws i} ] " : ; Pd 4 ; ¢ mee fubtes a@itie; -Towrina the beet car mone hiiefiing« t+ Clare > thi? ae a be ini and Yow Teurihé ais J flariere isi Bida a 1) Bex ut FPORLSs ele with nee Wari rr WRI. rode read a +1 im @& RANALIN * y | . —s 7 | ti AY NTS rn ® e’ WH) We et “ho AY NES L 1GHT Touring, 5-1 ra bnotecd fires ver ; Dicrtie 7 offered at &85™%4 . . erient monta.¥ actu ni ae > i Sunda WI! MOTOR C, .. Bae HAYNES 1921 _ Tonrtng Ger atra’ or ,ery ériven }ese than 2 ’ as ne ' . SOON HAYNES TOU! LING al (cer se .>. > . oe ae N MOTOR running cond! ove ¢ teehee tar ab ‘an rin ‘+ anled " a ? auinervived Ferd d@eaie.s - yr Lox ust or" LIB ERTY —Sedan, ow and Sa ROADOSTERS AL _— A-—E£peedster: $250. Used Car Fale. Wash gton #\' BRISCOE _ se - fast. Mr. very Finck. ~- EB ic Cc -mey JOU roadster: driven miles; better 4020 inan pew; extras. 1) BU 1¢ "“K—]9 419 six; miles: cant be nee: terms: ‘6% ROADSTER--BR AND. NEW_ iivered from factorv: Co! exceptiona!!\ ul SAViINn£ ‘ terms new!y told trade. Grand 1LET—Roadster: ew, driven 10 nolice that same lant ename! nas: tire acsc tll factory extras Save a iot : bargain for some one. balance 12 months. Car Ce Coliseum ldg. ; or. and Locu et Upen venings and Grar . Grand. ¢ DUDG E— | March lock Lo dftve L» i (-h—Roa ‘ate cendition: 8300 ala sed Car Sale incx, ton a’ DODGE— Roadster; tires Practically : bare y shows vu rw. , dad other irtualls ! Use. 4 car price a very attract cash paymert M ance mont} 10) Washin ~~) DTtre tor and Locust Upen RR rT A rage A 465) : i'verwide 14 ESSEX ROADSTER 1929 model: paint tn fret-class condition has been carefully handied an ; QKuaranteed Silvertown tra tire and rim. Pp: with extra. tools roacster. Private owner at a } Phone ( ve Sos 6110 Cates av. 2 Speeaster ™m..and 7 FPORDS—Roadsters: 7 trace old: emev terme PORDS—2? road eters. Bes rer? . 4106 all m odele: 3081 Es aston. —— and dition. Jette rson Poa: ister: | perfect Cor .0*) ot) FrORD— Roadster: a starter t two. : _to new: 3450; terms 2274 Wash neton cn FPORD—Roadster 1917 Al ndition- bar- _ Sain. a i 17 Ss. Grand Grand 49 tee FORD Roadster. bargain Ss 2: te Leed Car Sale Finck, 1990 ton av. FORD— Roadster back te fine SHS8 Note Brilliante FORD—Roadsier: 1918. good _ terma tires; very cheap rea] Mr terms. Wash 1918: with tray bedy itr condition: big barga!: ict "> | ingtor ; any condition 2224 Wash FORD—1919 model roe dster. new epee: sommeter etc.; terme to sul’. Grar ’ FOKD ROADSTER Th ) | bu Riefiing «. tires 429 a, 4 =) best car Toney can authorized Ford Gealers. ‘ch, must se) fine -argain for someone: £2355. Marcus av HAYNES 1920 4-p3as*enger thorough!» complete equipment cash or liberal terms mea VILSON MOTOR CAR =721 Lecust et (i ~ ae / ove? Upenn co... wire whee “. m“tormeter, HUPMOBILE—I®0. tourinz- b.2ay f. spare tire and cover. Det wheel lock. ecat covers “ec Ase y fob APpiy ata HtUPMOUILE—WRoadster. toto mode" runs and jowyk « like hee rl li sacTif _3orR Weshieeteor e+ — | OAKLAND -“Readster; tatest 1918 mod lei: near pew. elegent mechenical condition has had very careful attention: fnish beaw- tiful . ,— + tres necrt mer siliteund: —~ A. upho'st Fg and Gemoustration will prove how solid throughout epere tire and all « fully equipped. | starter, fusr overha rear: en Rahemberg Motor 1917 ° eo". light etx. good Ask for Hirech. / Or 8 ne a u -» Bute Sener pens Conan j LAND—Rosdster. 1914 peer paper Him Al: Jooke ike Sar te the es ois ‘ye ‘ust st ao} 5-Dass.. Save itn wire wheels, etc: ney on this. }oung 4) WwW PSTCOTT a ve i Mr. Finck. ta ry passenger : ter! Washin late ms Used Car - gt mY . a moGcei ; Sale a, SEDANS We maintain a com overhaul and reb this insures our ec purchase “write c giv = paeereTe nN “WILSUN M x mR ¢ 7? ~) rT a +, . Ride piete PHO! anaes CO... must Be.) a ERC : COLE Tt) — ee trea eres! je may DOD SB r driver reom floor - perfect a« latest, complete show wear: months Huber- W |! Bide... cor evenings ane. —— and DODGE FORD—Toorne bods *. Lat ms OW ™ 7 On T 70. FORDS— le tou ae _ter = \—Tourtra car - Aiié (= vu rir — srma'! wronderfy’ nn vt vf =. 13 1820 mod UI Pment cast payment bargzin Jefferson en Sur = > ww“ ash! ee ail mode : __ SIs .. Hive . - 300. ™~ 7 1919: sino i* FOR D— Tear’ ae an e*B model tm good rea aonabie Call at Madteon Hotel. Te att Union Station repair. on- - tea? STEARNS—1915 7-paasenger " at orage ah" ut ‘one year, Litton ta } Twler . tTerson and Arsena fo32> 6) days. ‘EW GARAGE—aA0 ready _1705 A Arcade Bidg TIRES—U sed cars: icf and sizes: i: good all makes reasonable 2358 Easton avy MUSICAL} express body : Si: terms; umatic tires. elivery 23> ha] lance al dea! ers. r —_—__—___ “9 : ~/ ' Ty "4 TE DI ATE DELIV BBY REN TRITTe Tor save on with Dorris speed wagon Denby e 31 »-ton Dorris, o-Ton stake | J-ton Federal. stake | And several others THESE OVER BEFORE YOU BUY TERMS TOs! a. .4 * stake body saurer. bod bods LOOK IT ntern Q —. ~ é » Qew Li0 Te. —— 4 [ sed Trick: Dep °F Chestnut St. = L Orp. artmenrt. MUTOMOBSILES—MISCELL 4NEOUS IVERS -« wah: eee rT . Tr 7 — = the company that’ rebuilds and guarantees Retter than any new ear poe We cordPally the public to inspeet our re. newed department and convinee deme that we actually rebuild me id CHAI IDLERS T egi tttamahil . LCwis UDC wu Renewed Car Department, 4433 4 OLIV E ST Forest 831. Delmar 395 Ww % T3y 7? A. le ENE VED k'rom oughly them — thor- at the invite “ain Trt Ce o :. ~~ ww LS NEWBY & | * CONROY Av itz Pishest. positively, taught begin- , ayers tin 20 leesora . jazz drummine. Holland -Bl Phone Olive 2072. (cS) ____ TUNING AND REPAIRING _ TUNING and Stell, 141 4 “4 layer work a snvecialty. Frank itth. Central 1948, Tyier 250. 4o8) SONS, s8u7 > UniIng. repair . Centra! . tun ng. repairing: reasor- usranteed Feidrman. neko Crand 3900. Victer 514 ng and refirish Hudson, y tires, ~ $100 to 8300. take Studebaker Chandler chummy and roedster. Jack- | balance $6 to 2270 satisfied cus- S628 Washington. ot i eet 3 MUSICAL PIANOS AND ¢ PIANO—Uprizcht. “ape: uu at ;, aw iitian: Ferest , oe ~ i£ts—standard make. ° eu? floor short time fer , gee Hh .~- tn prtee: alse «6 backs at balance ~- tern h and LF 1107 anon s* a. pER.|* T: 'PIANO—Wm. Kuabe. ' practice piano: Decker B anteed: terines if desired. 45) Olive st. $375 BUYS fine 88-note player. a urtit electric ure S33 — =~ Belawio ’ ’ ' : . ’ rankiin av.; free | L573. ow. | fe%q) | PIANO FACTORY—1812 Ss. Victor I7412R. Grand s27Ww. airing. refinishing: uprights mace electric plarers repatred. ‘cl4) ‘avers: first-class re- 23 rears’ experience. Jefferson. Sidney 2910W’. fel4; Dianovoe D ir rk guaranteed: H ARautz. 2529 5. t ‘tar or" aT WANTED iin ee — a OO ad -——w — ee for saxaphones.\ Gibeo0q mandco- ordeons. ec. NY PLACHT. a? 5) ray Cen- LAYERS Wed Wil Mano OFT D layer Piano. see. el rd ryts o ___PIANOS: AND ORGANS _ Od con 4 tion - ees and leavin 1 high-class. 4° Rin for cash Playing otled | fre Tewes ey ABOPIAN rmriatht . rT t" littie wee ore he fia to salt and is « 4LHOLIAN PONT Prmrn ’ am * re? Lerrme APOLttTAN "wr ~@ a minha ego =! a” ' (Rive "ia Pode, ut o-, tate ~~ Tl wehocan: t. ? rary af be * thie te- AE tL. IAN tek. Piano " “Ree es 4 ir elig? > so. iwe et . The Veuare h be ‘Lise end Ulve st. t , trimmed used: terms. Es a $500 buss fine sample player. See these fee bis values. — i “ye : . ates and Playe if The used Pianos we | sale have cothe to us | homes, as a rule. They earefully used, but each i been thoroughly overhauled '! great factory shop, and pot iy host ressil le condition. strument is marked for sale @ | very lowest net cash price, gv for qualitr, we guarag prices to te at least one cce-fourth lower than e | STERLING Upright, : lease, artistic design; singing tone: all provements, $3575, to match. ae up-te including @ Yt OF A A GU 3 ouch what We gu J every Piaye sold to the Pianos we take in exchange @ tionally that are not we our guarantee are either second-hand dealerg or 4 RENT PIANOS $5 up many well-known makes, woods: six months’ rent ¢€ on a future purchase. | & beautiful SOLO-ARTA REPRODUCING PIANO, ing 168 Artapollo Rolls and to match, at a discount éf eent. This instrument has / used as a demonstrator: th practically new. A NEW H. Cc. BAY Player-Piano, only $395. $100 lower than the same has been offered elsewhere. PRICE BY ITSELF ME NOTHIN Quality must be sidered along with the price, illustrate: We have a be high-grade, mahogany case ling Piano, practically new, at $375 and described abo is a far better bargain thag” second-hand Rodgers . m ease priced at $175 and d@ _ below, although both are the! aiues for the money in St. RODGERS Piano, large satin-finish mahogany ec improvements; full, round, ljamt tone; price $175, ine stool. HAMILTON Piano, full e grand seale: very massive: stvle mahogany case: b#i continuous hinges pedals, Emp pire top: rem fine tone qual ity of great aetion: price $399, ined piano bench. TWO YEARS of longer granted on any new, slight or second-hand Piano in our mense stock. + *t. ' -: is¥ duet AUTO-PIANO Plavect-Pianedl $250; it is second-hand. good ‘‘buy’’ for the price. fF diate sale desired You ARF SAFE burying ¥ paerments «trong house like KIP HORST’S. Tre pare to thin investigate before boring a MASON &£ HAMLIN TY Piano, full cabinet grand encased in a very beautiful any veneer. It is practically n having been used in recital Price $100 leas | than pew. IVERS & POND. 3 Newbr & E Wing & Seon. Kohler & Camr Kimball, Sterling, Reed & & Kessler, Carl Adams, Price & ple, Sturvesant, Bush & Hinze, and over fifty other tionally-known makes of Pian prices ranging from $125. $150 upward. Some are ali used; others second-hand) kt are genuine bargains and heen thorough |, overhauled built im our _rent factory «) WE ARE FAC CTORY TRIBUTORA in Lastern Wi and Seuthern If) inom fer the. lowing Nationally-Known. N atl. Priced Pianos, Plaver. and Reproducing Pianeos—M A HAMLIN. A Rh VOSE & SONS A POLL”, MIER. GUL LBERANSEN, RALL. WHITNEY aed HE Prices of these fine New M “le! jtestruments range « SO up to $3009. | If vou cannot call at our rooms, write us for comp formation gheout. the above r other Pianos. . KIESELHOR§ . PIANO COMP Established 1879— 1007 Olive | ABSOLU 42 Piano on BE from a _ RR MUSICAL THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 192° PIANOS AND ORGANS NOTICE of electric planes Pep ATIC. PIANO CO.” Sat Oulve at BANK STELL BEST PL ro) value for 5°) and ”: $50 cash: S15 D upright olanes in except tonal vane cond tion and Ti et ts Piance). cor your mmediats We have se oe the greatest care tb Gepend on our customers entirely fo rhey wll chee bility. Oar orice aTee L bvrrs ER & &O> ?7 = aa TLacust a TALKING MACHINES SWICK—. m GRANI. AITTA 8 —Neatl gen! eran eens ” Foor or « furan shed r eee financié enfurnished LLLIDAT —?2 meaiearn, tor 2 7 bonete emp y ec. G eR CE CRS RI eouthern ee aA.. Conver enoereFr, GNOLIA. . 2901— Large front Ge kitchenette Rm a Bias limes ‘ oetse M4 N01 ia. Deol mer Ught housekeeping. well furnished ce and phome, 2 car lines. price 2ae2X Apes west | —_—_—, ee Pe Oa! - - i? BAYARD. furnished: em | roecting dary Gne office MELMAM Bi.. 4231 —- Tw et ore rere DELMAR hi : Bri LMA at... oe ai OOfF tu - ? Becuat “BL clesn, Guiet ' pleved: also housek Sete AR xi. cheerful roorr on ven: ences 42 Nico 3 = é Geerp wg Nhiait DRIGA tle enh . =z , Ex ‘(,"“nT Tos 2 family. cenwven' , ExniGurT. re. eINGTON es ite iT ete xa « MeL cheer’ '« a = Mie w AY in e\ea "S rr _

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serfenpen ape, I gee SOME PEOPLE ARE PLANNIN MBEF : : (ee ANNI GTO ) BUY . A HOUSE: Who are re they, where are they? Get in | touch with them through these columns, POST-DigFATCR. 2 — —_ —— — ee ee LL ——— ee ee Ss! , MUSICAL. | ROOMS FOR REN —WES HOTELS FLAT AND APT’ “WANT dD URBAN oO TY FO A NGA ow: F Pp Ts. F F MUSICAL rT T LATS P'T's S. E SUBURB PR PER FOR SALE _BU NGAL TT neindingme ne nt PPB BB BB PLL LLDPE BL >>> >“ L>aeee re, OPP PL LOL Ae oe vs 3 AND COTTAGES LATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE) RESIDENCES FOR GALE ___. PIANOS AND ORGAN oo ot a I CE +. 1 Fa on. hp LTB nS : ANOS AND ORGANS : CANS | modern home + ALCAZAR HOTEL. 3127 Locust: rooms," run- + FURNISHED FLATS & AP’TS WTD. 1 day: > week. {eR) Ca) Rs MAPLEWOOD . “SOUTH . WEST P POPP ws OP LDL pelle pens ate: a NO OPPS DPR OOO ee ee aati eet Ne ee ™ Pit iiiian a: sara: Call at 400g “i NOTICE and hovsckeese ghurushed. unfurpiabed | Bing water, baths: $1 : i ae SOT ne and sleeping room#. Dei- |IDEAL HOTEL, 2800 Locust ‘Jean: cheerful wkowe? Wtd.— Furnished, West pune. BUNGAI OW—Maplewood: 5 one iF O FLA ave fut secured the axclustve agency | M-Pil rooms: homelike; running water, phone, to © rooms; reward. Caban y 6527 W. _{9) , bewtele ~ wee o ~g¢ nds U R- RC MOM $3 00 | T— Kensington, ARD ERSON, 4633—Second floor front room;| ConVenient for winter; $4 up; transients ac-| FURNISHED APARTMENT Wtd.—Simall; 2} A gh my We cas hot-air 5163 Bho: — ‘ Cabs yt flat; aS sags SSM rist, Ta — ah tor i . pt celebrated Seeburg Theater wpnit or- | __Universit car: 1 or 2 2 gentiemen. (5) |. Commodated. ic aan aduits employed; references given; , furnace; brick hh: large los gi garden: * | - e ¢ hee x | sctric. fintaren fe roy tame home; bath. | FLAT—ia29 Delmar bl; im oe eatrements along with McPHER Boul 4h nownh tiectric Pianos and orches- c RSON 628 — Room = gmmnee PARKHURST HOTEL. 228 N. Taylor tbe-| J¢mt care guaranteed: must be | -|- chic) 9 i styles ico eon ote. ; TR sell | — with twin beds: tT niversity rents one) ‘tween Lindell and Maryland)—r irst-class | oedtiately. Box 1-159. Post-Dispatch. balance a Box Y- D1. ee) os yg ‘\xturee, . furnace and granitoid base-|" fiat: 50x150: terms; t tor $125. ‘i F. MILLER. 88-note. , wie f: of PIANO of electric MARYLAND, 4366—Furnished un¥arnial family hotel: American pias. {cS} | + URNISHED APARTMENT Wtd.—Or } Corraai — | CHAS aS ; ALFRED E. LOCHMOERLLER, wi rept ? beh ot to-date On A O CO., 2622 Otlve yy (c62)} and hou ished. unfurnished house; Weet End: 7 onmee tor AGE—7Z36 Southwest av. “é ‘rooms, ali AS. WEBER, 119 N. 7th at. a hogan + 2a ousekeeving and sleeping rooms. Del-| / family of 2: willing md a | roam alain modern; price $4750; terms; immediate ae OTD: ntral 6310. (os) | FLAT—¢@ and 5 rooms, bath, electric: cheap ; Possession. Bungalow, new 5-room_ brick: | PRETTY BUNGALOW COTTA foe, quick seats das Semple avy. Phone Mr. piano. ma ny case and ’ ee ~ == = PF we - ntee 0 =e bench ene rt . “STELL BES 4 PLACE | GARY LAND ae i = | HOUSES FLA rg from Sept. 15 to June 15; we urnish best strict! y modern; easy terms, Call Sunday. | rolie tnciuded. Priced at @a25°5 on eany j d case s wy A gS for cha: | ployea ** heat apartment: jelipemens: room, { ’ TS, ETC a pbone ores: 159 a a | 7 5 Zephyr pi. iframe of | ome. hath” of | FLAT—Brick. 4 400 west: 3 and fot aa FOLITR Wattnn rR. ow. i HOUSES WANTED LATENT $44, e Ric E $2000; ONLY $400 | feers. ric. large porches, -| _ die; = Sion : perfect condition: lot. ~ FOR SALE 0 FLATS FOR REN? _ oT On ia wig | ILY FRAME: 7542 WOODLAND (MAPLE- RTEPHES Bite nbs Chestnut ot. ps; yea D a. as nt 6628 Clem ; R LEA DOUBLE ROOM FLAT tot 60x178: wil “Teaae ‘house : nett wall, | MARELAND. te Sett—Bright. large, front tly ly. Lindell 6299 M. y mission 1803 N. GARRISON, 5 rooms: will put will lease. Central SS66X, fc) | N ew 6-Room W wl ke Aeé B oOo $90 | 5 RICHMOND HEIGHTS © ungalo oe west, lock. f 2 1. WwW. ton by car REALTY £0 ae “tt . - itab , . “_ PPP LOO ee hel elem rere, it~ —— yer In a. By 2 for two gents: private fam- Out ACs Wtd.—38 or 4 rooms; anywhere: WOOD. OWNER, 70 CENTURY BLDG.(5) delivered to you Call and see ang convince yourself. iE Wta- ment, the on oe 4-16 N. 36th st. ( rthel-Duesenberg ~~ upright pianos in our Exchange exceptional v ment MARYV ——EE PIANO— Wn. Knabe, ma : eoncition and most of them can» VILLE, 046—Heom fo oun , to 7519 Har (os . ponetsee plano; for $i: Preathe ros. inguished from new; prices to suff | employed: private family. | ‘Cabany “2aetMt. CEN TRAL Call 403 Clon Leg ey 4 ae tte : ner. : ——- | @V., new 6-roon: bungalow. with tile “~ any ce great! purse from $45 up to $365; every |OLIVE, 4398 | ey + page nes + Jes nee 33 Claxton av., or Forest 7 a r | BU NG ALOW-~Stuces: 5 rooms on first floor, | hot’ water heat, hardwood floors: also 4 6 modern, admittance by card on! 6135 C tr including Coitekering. =. Hu plainiy marked} cash or monthly! nished fr apartment —B)-—Nicely fur- ATCHISON PL... 1014-—Modern S-room lower —— two unfinished on second: modern; half | screened sleeping porch: open for inspection; KORTE-RUBT Te ©O., 816 Chestnur st. (05) unt ROY’S (The House That | ern convenier room, suitable for two; mod- flat: immediate possess HOUSE Wtd.—4 rooms, bath, furnace: =r block City Limits car; j , city | ready to move in ; ™ . en es. GOTTL TER REAL TY = 2202 Wash. (a) erably suburban: no children: reward. o this week : _price _” owe he onl ly. ANDERS« IN- -STOCKE- a ERMANN, 5264 PAGE BL. ° ix TAI 4); BROWN REALTY ; ; manchenter, Chestnut st. An exceedingly choice fla‘; 6 rooms up Walnwrieht B ros., Price & e, etc, wr ymenis. antred tertos if ined Genes 1 Mums arar “ts Pianos), cor. ith and OLIVE, 42: ) 4300 Olive st. = ee CoS pe fy {22884 floor. “apartment G; _two- | CASS, 2137-4 rooms atd bath; §2500 Ap- | att. _rorest_ rn ** } . se ; ACK & JONES, 824 Chestnut st. ‘o4) J. ‘ GONCA Shing, 212 Wain buye fine Bb. a aber a Pian. ee with the . SSsoaeee thee TCE AME Pr Alora gn ou, custotners entirely for ver) bousekesping Toms: phote, electric, inn: | FLAT 3,Toome, We, bash. heal furplahod; | Porhood! wit! pay. vp ta Hoo percmenty. | | Wines Ble celati Brice $1900. S946 Haroiiten ter. - 8121-28 Or nk any of our many trons of | ary » electric, laun- adults only; rent $38: Box Y-88, P.-D (c) MOUN 7 [Susr O.. _UNIVERSITY CITY fc "" > re ears at ee Ry n. M 1 R id ‘e [3 TO LET—-BUS:NESS PURPOSES : 7-Rm. Modern Residence Bargain ‘ week. Delmar th aan CG SE ae : Hestnut st, Y R. — aoe _S838_Ggeer.ic6) | it LOUIS. 4825—-F urn! shed room, kitchen: WEST Has baths. 2 furnaces, e! poet te lighte; $1000 cash; a WICK ph ena at in first-class con- _ electric, gas, phone: Cass. Tavior cars. (4) MUST BE SOLD D, AN DY, NIC BE BU NGALOW > 2-story stable: lot 302150: a ae ; ™ _ ui. PDB PBPBLPBPPOXOPPUPPPOOPP_P_OPP™_OP CENT RAL This residence is situated on Belleview av., 4549 Lewis pl! 5 rooma. reception hall, floor vacant and open until noon today. Price , | Rae eens e Bargain | ‘ Real Ba alns | : wold at a reduced ss, Tavi ' price; - vent opportanity: |\TAYLOR, SOBA N Neat! y furntshed room: | Riek ‘ ; : ae" ( “ | married co ‘ CLEMENS, 5701—-Two basement rooms, run- SPL ALLA AL A chmond Heights: quick possession, easy | hardwood floors, tile bath, sleeping rch, AROLIAN C co., 100i ouve + et. it. (om) ic tuple only: all rc fern. ning hot water, electric lights, bath; *) BUILDING—300 S. Ist st.: 4 storles and cereas: owner leaving elty. For particulars | etc ; owner ie. show you. thro umh. ee: ; Me a NORTH 23 Chestnut et. prs x) er Chestnuts H WESTMINSTER ee _ ° ‘ 1” 7. —~——- | WASHINGION BK . ‘ Used Pianos : GRA PH—Brunswick hay D } Saeent § | room, ON Bln. -4135—Neatiy eurnishea ma basement; modern, substantial, daylight, ond: ~ __box_ ies 8: | U FOV “Ty JOA ly a pert ; EIGHTEENTH, 2417 8.—3 or 4 rooms, un-| —2!*'Tict: $25. Ro | HOUSE—-Webster G ick |acttham and | -— Sree BAG M.A eens OWN BUYS FLAT ) ro : large corner istore and ss Senet Ge aetna 4 me , ood -ROOM COTTAGE—$2000 $5 Ma lang Terrace Homes | i } STORE BEN ALTHEIMER & BRO. REALTY the finest resid ‘ is T° » mu w ° ' adults; « after 6 ». r and sunroom; new apartment; very e ne y , r AY 4 e nest re : ny : t it oa ‘Waie TIER, 3015—2 men, 2 employed ladies fine location. Olive 409. Corner Fourth Street BRICK BUNGAL W N KW BU N GA LOW S 08-400 Wainwright Bjdg. Coa} veg at wa A as in WHC : ss it. We guaran iesent:” furnished. for entleman of employer couple. to share 4-room fia! FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH. _ : IMMEDIATE POSSESSION | po you want to buy a new bungalow at e Swati INGS -|ing Washington University. It starts . } ~ ° i . + ‘) an 0 U J aio wer . , . . every Piay»o sold’ to the publ wy Batch vet family. Y-73. | with e lady; furnace heat, and elec- WESTGATE. 750—5 rooms efficiency a “apart. Heat Furnished. swe vreeme. en one ficor: hot-water heat: | Price of more than $1000 less than it could 9 ex JU ig -$10.500. iis: teeta at Pennsylvania at., the west ssenaen ‘hame: verw choice > bullr fo ry rooms, rdwoo ors, hot-water hea by owner for a home; yery choice | be. bulls. o OOO i ee oe ee dary of the campus, and extegge west 50xx GARFIELD— on both Maryland and West land i tric . block walk to 2 car lines " on UW ree : | . ment. ist floor front. north side: $75. Gounlly "that, are" aoe’ otk ee | SESE Siete S| ANDERSON -STOCKE-BUERMANS: | CORNET & ZEIBIG | ication’, Price, Stor’ terme. tan’ be, ar Chestnut st. ‘ + moe ; ; > Also 4°57 and 4561 Lexington av. . Pre ill b n Saturday from : . | electric, gas. phone: Cass. Tayior cars.(4) | ¢ a future purchase. ST. LOUIS, 4923-—-Furnished light house-| || 7} Bi. Apartm | A beautiful SOLO. ARTAPO for boaasheanae | keeping room; kitchen: conveniences: Cass Li indell Ch iS | — GARAGES AND STABLES 18 E. Swon Av. FLATS, APARTMENTS. FOR R SALE 6 ness Kennerly, ‘ ae vacant. u s ; e bing. ; and Taylor cars. , + : Just t of F! ' oe —~ eber Dp rooms; bric REPRODUCING PIANO, MEUBT, 3127—Roo | TWENTY- THIRD. 3215 N.—Nicely furnished 4317, 2d Fl. West, Now Ready | Garacr—ssst_ Hickory. WEBSTER GROVES. | FLAT- 5 rooms; modern; North 8t naa Matfit 3 rooms, brick: new. NORTH includ ad oe hes eth wh nniog water: oub- B, my & way G SE Wtd.-—N 5200 biock Cabanne. Cc MO . , ‘ enemas dy va. Sa Folk,. 6 rooms; vacan POLLO L ALLA ; 168 A and private bath; $1 day: 85 week up front roan ome. a0 Wonderful, nice, light apartments, 7 and 8 sARAGE ta.-— Near (e6 JAS. MORF IT, ; rent $0): a real bargain: no agent. bay Z lk @ rooms: vacant HOU ng rtapollo Rolls and benel : , a) i | room suites; made new and modern from top’ Call Forest 556. bd. 6) _- ROT Chestnut st. ms Rox YO. Post-Dispatch (92) on4iw Sullivan, o rooms; , Pad 5 ge Spald! al. ; Laan etttat steam buate to match, at a discount Of 20 pegBWENTY-FOURTI, i447 NcCidns won. _ ROOMS WITH BOARL--CITY apartments cam ‘offer. “Ohen for inspection. WELLSTON |FLATS—6 and 7 rooms in 6900 Block Vernon, | 4944 Margaretta ' posession, owner on preminn et cent. This instrument has. beets sand bath housekeeping room: elec- | “CENTRAL Some of them now ready for occupancy. R EA L E ~ 2 A T ee Sw aaa aaa pinnae © and 1 roome. net-water Bent, Gee: | poe — 5 yo ge SCHAEFFER wens used as a demonstrator; therefo ESSHINGTON. 2658—Rooma. furnished for | ~~ DYAS-SHELP, 107 N. Oth st.__(c@) | v E COTTAGE—Nice 3 rooms brick. 15€1 wi 1 8hd® Foom in 3800 block Folsom, $4000, 2921 Thomas, 3 4 ee BT tea, \ i on p OS cCRADY & SON, 1123 N. Union, at| 2931 Cass. 3 and rooms. practically de ming: Rouse keepin nt — mnebaiar { | CETTE SONS — Boome _with board. &) eee Pa A APPEL ELLA | BUILDING MATERIALS FLAT— Prick, 8 and 4 rooms; finished attic;| Suburban tracks. Forest 8920. ee /KO'SREAN, 804, 722 Chestnut. Main 1:95. , 2 at b A NEW H. C. BAY 88 ne ASHINGTON 812i—Two or three rooms. | SOUTH GREER, 4411—4 rooms: will decorate; rent Pe eee ee — qneon TOMROY INT FLA Teng! rooms. In 5900 block Vernon: CENTRAL be used as fiat: het-w ater ‘heat: _ POLE lhe hal Le ll ll ea, ~+_- : ; ~ " t Ta ° J. , ‘ o 7 ® a Player-Piano, only $395. This ina: niso eee conte: ~~ houre- FLAD. 3649—Medium-sised front room: every af, open. Olive 221L. cS} FOR crushed stone call Ruprecht, 8011 B. | CO. 6224 Easton, cM) | bie karage. in 4900 block Berthold, $10,500; (ea ont gee a SL Ae etattti £100 lower than the m ch id ~ Bay nodern; gas; an he — — Pinas Geetiieet> tamehee | D FLAT APARTM’ TS _ Broadway. __ feb) | ” id J rooms, in 3800 biock Folsom, $4000. ' HOUSE—A real bargain at t $2000: 3Oxx Cass BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR : same mak | S.. a” a - Bs ; (4) 'FURNISHE _— BUILDING—New “Government bduliding;_ re- | IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE! THOS. McCRADY & SON. 1128 N. Union, | av.: very good 8-room house, furnace, ete.; | wT SALE an ._ tesereace™ eS a ae ee ee ue AP etna erect an ywhere cheaply: 10 to 30.00 feet. [\—— 12 at Suburban tracks. Forest 8920. (cS); tn fair condition. Phone Mr. Christopher, iLK FLATS. 4 Olive 5609 | SOUTH ct) 4 i ~ : o: | > si id iia has been offered elsewhere. | SOUTH —— - ewe es es MAGNOLIA. 3318A— ee * and board FURNISHED FLAT—Furnitur re, 4 rooms, | Olive 87a? 1 (o62) | FL Pe Garrats ” Fel som av., 3 ans 4 rooms, «iris, to 13 years mother's care. complete; light, gas, heat and telephone; au MBE R17 sed: tn Kood conditing 4x4's and.| bath. $4500; frame, 6 rooms, county, 100x | "$3000 TO fo SOUTH PRICE BY ITSELF M , 2TIOA Furnished room f man: a ly entle ~——— fe . : : NOTHING. Quality must 19 i conv niences.: private farm gent | PARK. 31390—Room and board, . | adults. Call Cabany : 4412J. (c) 2x8 lengths &. 10. 1 feet: also “! 160. ot . 5 : RS) L. 2 " emis ant eanh lias iil re: . : boards, about 20). fe et Appiy is: “) Rall-| ganop: Ri hmond Heights, 4-.room frame, and 7 rooms, baths. "furnaces. warace. ; : NAI 2117—Furnished front room; | — WEST oS b e x hange. Hid«. or phone Malin 4516 eet Qerahe, $2850: 4-room frame, Edelia | 5 by x gy lag: = SR.-—3 8000, pin aga A gual yo neoer pl: nee S| Sion t 2106 3. C. Sine, » an rooms, t bath, hardw f ,| Tooms, attic, cemented c . 3 #s near motor works, $2100. Ff Sine e ba ardwood floors | cash ance y t erme: eige S418 Reber INVESTMENT ome alo with the pri on Ag - Benton Park; all modern con- RUSSELL, 2008-— Room and board: “ut ‘lor Ee Pe Oe. eS DO Perea mences: fOr one or tWo gents: twi bel quarters; not a boarding couse, ut as J S - se , av., hieh. rate: c have a beauti LAINE = Sy per eee n beds. Pas — he vo | ile betel: @ Genk pince te eat: ENRIGHT. 4085—To adults. well furnished sASH— New G vt. sash. Gpere, frames, me A "inhea, at Suburben teecke Forest | #¢parate steam plants; immediate posses- | ° FP SEE ghaerade, mahogany case Stemi for lich housekeeping Bt rooms! very modern; gentlemen: Sidney 4718W. (2) eizroom ws ea heat, gas and electric 6567, 3 oo To et. avin D—$7500. | Dine GOS BO RINKOP, 619 Chestnut ot. - _— ‘ em ae y si }- i ling Lm gree ay new, pric ; iy —Two Hight housekeeping rooms; | WEST ‘FURNISHED AP. ARTM ENT- “Sevla AY... REAL ESTATE| FOR EXCHANGE | BR. ARG AIN - LIST / © and 7 rooms hs, separate steam | HOUSE —b rooms, bath. furnac ¢. electric.| There te not much South Grand | ay. at s 75 an described above. 0 n. voll. PRR RPO Peer SB Osea ew near Laclede: attrac tive 5-room apartment; j 2003 Victor st.. 4-5 room fla? and emall S5x NO RTH M ARKET—SATBO. gras, a Iufaye tS and. ‘Qint A $57: Me; in aie ee on the imarket: la is a far betters bargain t 4178A—2 easat front rooms; ail| AUNERT, 1822—Furnished room. with or rent $55. including heat: party =e ab- | GE , e &O- f 5 store building. cor. alley: rent $1200 per an- 4 and 6 rooms, tile batt hot- ] terme. a I a Lecomae, just f Belt block of a - and av. second-haad Rodgers mab cotventences; two gentlemen or couple. without board. Forest 1820W. solutely buy high-class furniture: meres COTTAGE Wes. % or _f0-acre i num; price #9500: fine Investment douu ST. iL OUI8--$6500. beat. | RE SIDENCE—3SS4 Arsenal; modern ) rooms, iebatantinl sent eae st., od ie Peat ets (5) GABANNE, 5531-2 adjoining south rooms; | $1350; furniture consisting of velour living chicken house, located hear Cuba, Mo. clear:| | += DOUBLE 4-4 ROOM FLAT. | 4Qand 5 rooms ths, furnaces. 2 baths: for 1 or 2 families; S5-ft. lot; | min’ ie e bu ngs. wi wt flate ae . — / , . ".. ‘. c - a“ ‘ » 400% - peta? 1 cele erereerremnerentithanentiennnmeeiaomegenrneennees -- —_ -— ’ c > “er TD (ct eae | ° MRENTAN « O77 Bt ouls, 4 and 5 rooms; price.. 2 _Gran . ‘GRAND, 2016A E.—-Nicely furnished - rooms: North or We Box N-1!8. P.-D. (ch) 1G BRENTON ST 0°4 B ¢ ‘ —_—-———_— y —ae = eonditior price $4500: vn 4 Bacon, 4 and 5 rooms; price.... 74 4 NEW , HOU SE. ~ $8500 | Se a ; are’ he price. _ - Excellent 8-room. hot-water heated house; _REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED front room with KENSINGTON, 5043A—Furnished room; ex- —~- | 1 room fiat; bath. electrics ity, etc; adults, FLAT Wtd.—To buy 3 to 5 rooms sgt ade | a : Bacon, 4 and rooms; preferred; no .objections to one 4 oor vacant arranged Castieman, 4 and 5 rooms; SB oy Es ‘hardwood floors, lar«e closets, tile bath, deep | price, term consid: | m perce. F i , utger: asking $3750: 260 Enright. 7 and 8 rooms; . -+ Gf ' regain: 3058 Hartford et. >» and S& rooms; price eee Dye OTBR . . 722 Chéstnut st. H ~~ een ke . ure; bath, fur,! celient table. | a = em ; ~ AMILTON Piano, full eabi B3K2 car lines; price $8.00. LACLEDE. 480A—Nice front room, fur- NEW: STEAD. e. eee — e ES a. ay Be state grand seale: ve massi — - ~_ |. mished, suilable single man; board op- rooms ot : lane. Box Y-33, Post-Di spate hy . amil t = t et maho y "y My , Mi posta. 3001—Large oright room for tional: ree sone le. Lill. {sti os J — ——- ; > ee we wan ‘k sa! hu owe right tn ~ ene tv. 3 and 3 roome: price. n case; : eeping: well urnished; bath, kit { Sik s W td To purchase Tow OL « ) KOL LAS R’ E. = Chestnut et . ri’ _ ok ) Dee , ? OME. "ed med roy he Tra and phone, 2 car lines: price $7.50. | a ak = OS EE (4) FURNISHED _HOUSES| FOR RENT —% attached or detached: must be a bar- -« ow or Seer 7 107 ppeedie. - one § rooms; price... 7.009 2625 ae DE ww ey hard- | | = =) forresrT1, — i r gain - : | BUNGAL Ss ae MEA ASIII, h . a ein coke oo ae ' wood floors up an gown: brick garage for | ‘pedals Empire top; ren MGSIPPI, 1503—Nicel) furnished room: ap hw plone (gy oreo ager ea bd-story RESIDENC Pp Saene elupte | pan ag 9 a afr wright Bl ie. tthe Ro wr , cotnes.’ —oor RB: es 7 it oS ad & eee 3500 | t two machines: immediat ate, yee : ner | 4 ‘ . se. sw tatters to share S-room residence: famlly livin n a re Sd Wh .. @ vies , ean tt ite ’ mn O58 Gutter: | hate fe.” . Co . ar EO ) we ine won quality of great de ~ z only; opposite Lafayette Park: ER a SD - Js Sar on Groves; for particulars phone ‘Web-) Vorice w is Dav Spot cash for flat, : gg om pg Peg oe ond gens 8 pee Anny note rt > ae pnt mat | AR Ba eae mg \pementescenamnl 213 _International lAfe life Bide. rma > n: t price $390, inelu Heal. $653—Sincle room Tor gentle. men In modern. reside N en Forest SOaW ‘ah & FF 2h Sie SS lence, cottace provera | mi rage; price $6000; $1000 vash, Owner, 4016 3860 Wyoming, 3 and 3 rooms..,.. 5,250 | Residence 9818 Ss. 18th. th, #3: 500 | LOANS } ON PERSONA OPERTY | no ne men i o ence, e ‘ 7) i lic ; reris a 2 le ¢ -*- . age + bl 5) For card of admission and full particu- v* a . Ee NANDOAT, 38190-——Fu h, a M ANU™ BOALLD- Private family. apart- - - NORTH - - ———~ — Lu ot he ME “ Weis one 5 vet 4 roome t ~ hy th, are, see A. i) Ruth, : v Nine rooms, brick detached building; bath attee SONAL PROPERTY riished front room| men*: room with board: 2 gentiemen of Pee tte y : RESIDENCES td . Ro bertsman Law BUS Gali igs oe fe ‘My 137.6: neue. toe | JUL rt "Ss H Al. LER CO.., : as; awful secrifice; terms; see it; you ne MONEY to gre rest J186R ST LOUIS, 4325-—-Five-room cottage, fur- al Estate Co wante 112 choice resi- irne erectric oy } 4, - othe p ce $47 00, ~~ — —_—--——— —_—— 6 surprised. a tlon Co. 1210 Inspection possession at once. ri j CENTRAL GLICK & JONES. _ 824 i Chestnut st. ‘e4 04) | gee rere a TWO YEARS of lon gentiemen or couple employed. | Leamiie eaeatived: velerences. ) : ghtly. —— rime th nished or unfurnished: Cass and Tayler nt rr colored: most of c lients want to On Deiat te ve cy on Ryd. P re) rE BT CO... Bl nut, a piste) : | SOU TH SIDE RESIDENCE | your posed granted on any new, ali ea urnished rooms | WASHINGTON BL.. 4050—Large rooms with erms hers want or second-hand. Piano ~. our = a breakfast, for business people only. VFor- | ADS paase on easy loa’ son iN. tee Pa Hye - brick ; k. . 2300 &.—Rooms, single or con eat 1802 APT’ °s. ANTED _ Phone Olive 12 702 N. ith. | CO’ TAGE—. 41 Veut ay. $ rooms, hater | ' - - se a Ww — -_— -—--- - a ii 4 . ito , ‘ EY anes aces ae ousekeeping or rooming; «as. \WVASHINGTON Bl... 4955—Laree, well fur- FLATS J AND ~~ | WE have buyers for county, prapert cr rice’ $5000 ; old nein i A heape nufacturing Bldg. “SN Bptaaicn) av.; 7, resume, ee ans! Connaen*i \; =, water (#) nished room: 1 or 2 gentlemen: also single - rp . z ' om | STEVENS BROS... 506 Chestnut. st. (c2) wash 95 imran f.. “and. electric: Ls aie floors; price | ¢ 421 Com 4 Be we ’ LAT Wtd.-—3 rooms: »v young ccuple: sou Tp Ww NTS, REAL ESTATE . . : ; S : roo. N. cor. 20th and Market eta.: Ow, t mere a eDON AL I A GT Ic 7 & J bas - REAI!I sat square t: posne ssion at once: ae}! at @ fair | 000 | JULIVS TALLER RP co.. a “T 18 N. Eighth st. —e -. . ade eee Plavet-Piano i | rl. 5101——-Rooms; light house- | front room: good eals owner's home. . M. preferrsj. Delmar 2447L, (od) TO SELL. 24 Chestnut st 404) —— ; ' — - rice Mee wu ; f yy ) AREA UTA. ue wt,| SOUTH SIDE RESIDENCE it is second-hand, but | Pir | Forest 6109 i fw d._ De wT ,*” o> , tee OL Room with FLAT Wtd.—Or cottage; 3 or 4 rooms. “Cc ali Call at office. or phone us to call on you. ee foot ro for the price. Tm - j Ww Les ae Les te ER a 410 Ss (20) Victor 2806 ‘X. ioRrey Can call in over Oe petebligsed. 188i) c | COTT AG ES r mN TE RMS AL BE i eS = FERRY ‘ nate hat red. 7 | ae | 711A — yore ‘FLAT 5 rooms: & Cc. M. -D ALD RR. Be Ct « ; | 8150 Allen av-: 12 rooms, 2 baths, hot- a Gesired. “ey. RD, 1822-Front connecting rooms, | W Lat B Ine KL... 3911A—Front room, steam | FLAT Wtd.——4 of, nee] t. Margaret's Main 142. Tit “Chestnut, Cen 4103. (c6)4 3511 WINNEBAGO BT. a. SOUTH _ | water heat, hardwood floors. Ruud heater,, easiest terms: confidential. t »l * i. Twn gentlemen. at) ah. Box N 236. Po t- Seat “ ou }. our rooms : r ' rnace Arm) ¢ lectric ——s - ——s - oe — “a os ‘“ : You ARE ABSOLUTBL meee; modern conveniences: Page line. heat, excelen' — ae FLAT Wia.-8 er @ reoms: O oo. OR SALE ‘e200 TLEN ; slate roof: two-story brick adnan =~ _Eexchange Bidg poeee yey eg es - ' ‘cerry pv ” ir’ r m ' @ ’ ) Cc ° ; ty ge y ‘ P i mr ? i Tice SAFE in bu LT. 571 Two light housekeeping rooms; INE BL., 4310 Nicely tu meee Grove Heights Grand STM (od) CITY REAL ESTATE F SALES Four rooms; 2 stories: gas and electric, |) LA r—4 ~ ye m oo "2031 basement — | 136: on, exceptional bome at the rig v | aoe loaned on furniture D 4 piano on _e r ety w ith board, cent man Dp — ——— ee — _— ew a water: immediate podenast?e S200 1. a: Derfec ni n a. dA. . a ay, Card 0 adm ry | n Bs .. « N. Et th et ' pony ! ly payments AN 5120— re room, furnished: owner's home * ener eae ae PLAT Ww td. —Modern. 3 rooma, by couple. LOT—Lindell and Penneyivania: beautiful: 38325 LA LE ST. FLAT—&S0@2 Utah: mod Tn. 4-room sing) JU LItys HALLER R. C 1 ighth st. ite voan 4. Per papth, Olle ' ; Setaplete Dousckecpinn: 34 floor.|' WEST PINE BL... 4752—Lavely second floor Lindell 6C49W. will build to suit: very cheap. Olive S767.) Pnree rooms; $1400 1 kitchenette, s lpeping porch whe * | WEST | MONEY sup sup nied walart salaried WAS room with bear 2 gentlemen or py, AT Wtd.—s or 4 rooms: ee: South aed - _ (e632) FEDERER-ARENDES REA LTY CO . I caurage. Ow — r, SSO8 Me Bee ate -_ PPP LALIT EOE 6 6m aere: ule, confic couple. Lindell 1907W. ____ —--——- - Nide: rewarml. Sidney @1sL- - 6) ' SPLENDID . op rtunity to owm your own Sidney 267% 240) Gravois av. PLatT—lo-FAMILY: MODERN ROO DWELLING—l2sx Goodfellow ayv.: stone, Exchang = bulld house to sult you: COTTAGES FOR SALE N t VICINITY OF URAND AND | frent, e rooms, hot-water heat. hardwood | GONEY A nae a people we have beauyti- Immediate Possession VARK PHONE R eRSIDE 610. OWN- | Sleeve, h. gas. electric: concrete base-| termes to suit ‘ ‘4 repair: lot 33x126; neo agents | Co. 424 Vier orta ‘tfiae pars to nk U7 j, 4546A—PFurnisned room for, Courile. jJ-indell Lwr , investigate before bu aft \ an: references. Grand ST3W. a) Ww -¥ Sy, BL... ng Sty ms FL AT Wtd.—Three or four room. Grand pome: t will ane ene : 0 N. ‘apart ent at) all “urnished aD = DOSTRS HSN fo) -_—————e— —_——— Fou ey bed $ ® _ a inealttions in etty ° . ASON IN tn apartment: stedin heat *ntinuous | ferred; references a Fr we Tre $10 ¢ rewur ad: 8 or 4 rooms. by ful building sors in eimeht . tch ay, 742 - Mitchell av., in city; 8-room fram r+ saN 7 P a ie oe a Gee 8 O.. Set \ ietor MS ogy full a ea on er: suitable for ‘tae Forest 1903 W., NORTH Sept, 11 Forest 90: a. (od) _or county Box A-4%. Post-Dispa (C03) | now bathroo: a. and ele vee laude in stall ATAlmoat new 4. rooms. bath. eleg- Hox y. mer -Disnate z eS 1 MAKE loame on i gra : Seek a ey emeeng a 2 on a _ a = ~ newly painte C. | ot made ‘ =? was: no urnaé large rooms an n HOUS & kK 41 amiiton avy. rooms plever- encased ina very beautiful = ne we foun : — so t: 4 or & pe AT. Thie ? fal vesiaencs corner: iot aot repair: 1 b om * north of Vage av.,. ne lot; in a fine condition ~ ent a 4 brick; garage; immediate possession. $157 | R .. 4 /-~-y to people Keept we $100 " aes 62 Ni—Two housekeeping MS | WANTED Fil Wetd. apart en or ” ns; LOT—-This heauttiful res aencs ; Pe mm Poad ‘onli g7"50. on terms « h ' terme Nee | b.. luabril. Dé Ce Ri idge. ae: others’ tes. 8s than ew. # : ROO atrictly mode: n: 2 ‘adul ts. Olive 4955 45x110% : near General Motors Bes Mr. 7 ReDL SY RE. CO wher. 4312 Ol! comme i zt 7 Mod * in th ble | mM ERICAN’ LAA 26. root : - an om _, Tego a ; soma: South op V lon, 246 Whittgmore pl, 2:3 . ; ' 2 rs , oa ~aisaaa? i iaaune, @aumennen Gee ‘ F.-— ern roome, in e 5000 Or ' ¥ ear ee POND, Newby Joo plete. Neatly furnished front ROOMS We ‘wo or three, unfurnished, by | * - y TW ene Pps y na; South Si ie. eaing cee &:30 to 10 ~ ™m. or write. Lindell €44, Delmar 6% — pos Ete ey! — —_ ee cannerve > Sn siret-clace shape: che | taeda? 4, — = - ' . aig ten, > « ‘ - a) r car Noser > coups nm ployed, Box 1-44. 2 — FLAT Wed.--South Side; 3 or 4 rooms; FARMS FOR RENT ‘SOUTH perch wu airs: attic pes “ an eet tional Tank lide an ge it from os on furnit mone ——— *i wp vlectric: cemen asement: se ro ee Yr OE Bows - ; (S) | HOUSE—Modern 7 roome, In the 5000 block | Sst rate. In accordance wit -_—--- & Son, Kohler A “Came . SSTé—Large sieeping room;| — °° dw = Kim ey aT nei | ome; gentlemen or couple. ROOM W ~ Gentleman: 1 eats, Dis. ly; voung couple. Victor 3040X. sd) OS ee —— j; P . i . Sv7s8—Purnished second floor best ¢ of rei erence = ._' al . — PLAT Wrd. — g o 4 rooms : Clev eland High ‘ nae ry >, ttom., RUNGALA A, a4 New 6 FOOTHS . hardwoo A ’ haat = ED on Hamilton ter ; hard wood floors, giasaed- oe hee home; genUeman em-| ROOM Wed. 7 On ~ a | Side, ‘furnished with | School district, 24254 Tennessee av. (89) i nm ge a oy aie on 35 miles ae me vy Seared Ri J bai te oa WY *:* | FLAT—2060-6 Folsom av SU +o in sleeping porch. Call tog card and ere Lacue st., reem 393. + Giso housekeeping rooms; Beil phone. for light housekeeping. by coup T Witd.—By young. reliable couplé: 1. gt °°Louiee ae mile railroad station; tmme- | 4640 8. Grand ay ano Mb sb * ay S-room flats. sun poremem, electric, etc; ) ehe hargain. I. J. Noser, 816 Central Na- | $50—QUICK Loa! r fifty oth - Vie Ming FT i K.. 3737 lowa. ___icé) FLAT. | or 4 roome: modern Forest R448 W Rh ey B at to man % Ml, RUNGALUwW-—Wractically new B. room brick ; 36 order ose tee em, coeee: reas tional Panik Wide. mies To furnity eee er MMAR BL... 4052—Nicely furnished, clean, Kix Wid.—Furnished, by YOURE coupe; FLAT Wtd.— —Or 6 or 7 room residence; South | take good care of place. 808 Chestnut st., ; all medeym couveniqness: in Clever) Sie year: Fvice lea meres vargal™ | RESIDENCE—i-room_ brick ‘modern; Weat ge c— makes of od room; single or en suite; modern share cxpenses + nn tg hose.” Cabany Side preferred: adults; best references. Does M > e\Watnwright Pilea (c7) im) N. Etghth st.(oh) - Mend | re “ cash, Rs er. ae rent. | beat fare 7 he ranging from #125, § jon ver . ; Slee soon, housek. eping j res | ty preferred; no rooming us y For st SINS (on) RMS FOR SALE . Mi. ry ainwrign ———— wa Z BROTT R “O.. 806 Chestovt a me alk e employe at Ulta Linde! ASW. NiIZW. after mr mH » Ee Rae ee —_-_--— _— FARM "NaGAT. s—New, just completed steam LAY Single: ; | Louisiana av., corn ‘ leva 150 upward Some a eTUN neat oe np . Eee. wee wrtd.—S 6 rooms, «r apartme: nt. by ray wAw , rs. fixtures and «screen herts a ar rons, tollets, etc.: let . . A—Hal! bed Foom ; entiemen “ Wid—Furnished clean room, ure PLAT » OF . , . ' neat. na: 4, _ oa OTs ‘ (lus ee ee : + bell ; : , to be im- RESIDENCE — pe steam heat: . Weet a loaned on eam heat. Cabany font {ec} war ith i rd if possible, by young 4 adults, weet of King’s highway. Grand 2) vic! wow Jersey acreage bargain 29-35 3 St highway) re wee See See ant syacy te 0: End: now vacant » $tb0 cash. balance like and ai ~~ _s | bath, wit 0a sae. (5) 3 : two acres om ; nee A price only $5500; hs — — ——— cash : mnthiy iys o a : ane a a . ” . : - - T ~ WwW } ri nt aa ’ "A? °y bs ‘ } Al ‘H aurnw . RRINKOP “10 Chestnut | -“ wv - ABBOTT nr. Ez. Co.. 808 Perce ( th rhe init , “ " i it . OOM Ss. Wtd.—Pereons ving in the vic: y asalhie Rox Y¥-89. Poet-Dispatch fon = = ‘o ae built in our great ~' ; uJ bonvenient to oar line. (2) | x gy 40 tae mw willing to take tempo- —e - 3 Oct. 15: FP ARM . t 20 = Tes. is ede ‘b tivation, lide lo plans aré ready. or i? 2 or ey corner . £ ‘ nd & talre vacent: ga- ee ese , vv BUG; ' roormers, kindly communicate with FLAT wrd —Upper .. rooms, ct. w th ne trat ne! ous , ~ ‘ . np ‘ a By A) Mo caine terme 6; int’ fO-foot fror $3. Ti oant rT rooms down ahd 3 up; upeta WE ARE FACTORY f Sy ne SS ee I, rary, roomate. Red Cross, 3640 Marine av,| adults, South or West. Address C., roba plaay of water, Merenste ti;| Loakardtenn | 2 "J.D. Westermay er Us." BRINKOP, 619 Chestnut _st._ | rege. newly papered ded repaired, bargain wit Vos Tae Stet “ } ’ -— — _ ” "re o : miie to « sTav : aA! PELL Aeke 4k ’ FP Bi deta ee . — - - _ - . ' en ' TRIBUTORS in Eastern M ier ———| ROOMS Wid.—Furnished. 1 or 2, with De Sate. ——————->- Premises, 0! tin 3) | BUNGALOW—4 rooms. bath. ‘reception hall. SINGLE FLAT — Moi Morgantord rd., ty Bee Mr NM. Edwards. 646 Phere SPECULATO! and So “rm l alee Beautifully furnished front kitehe. of privileges or to share apar'- eraT Wtd.—Five rooms, or apartment. for VAI. A LEIS. 10) Olive st. (co hardwood floors b silt-in ¢ Abinets, electri & roo ms ba he A na - ; i Bidg. , EC vv ad u unele for the am om ~ “eontinuous hot water; phone; refer- ment or flat: private Rigen 2 A Bn yet three adults; rent must be reasonable. For- ~——> > “Missouri farm bargains it glass fi xtures Of Men Le Bisa Morganford ra B RI: K oP, ‘619 ‘ hestnut st 506 JULIAN AY. rhe mt ne e ran wie “j “ ~ LN —— 3 ‘room, . ’ uv °C (o SU URBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE rovements nw | “a aad ; 4, 0 ’ irate ents Nice, oom: refined Jewish | ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED Olive s4ft or call 4600 Evans ev, (3) SUB COTTAGE? rooms bath, furnace, electric, Towe Tr Grove Heights nge Di. 9 rooms Ho epee HO EE _MONEY WANTED . ° "hort be "KE ALTY CO.. 513 Cheetnut st. ’ ; congenial surroundings (5) ” tin r LAT Witd.—3 of 4 rooms and bath, about | yorse—Ta1: "a ee a. } FEREPS Eee ng . ) | . tone: og ~ eee ing ROOM wt 4. — With or og nee ra: by Nt l; reila ble tenants. Cali Sidney , ren *® . house outhouses : ‘ ‘ a nr sit ‘ tet 7 " 4107 00 _ Marti . «t 7 . abies flat 4 eats, a ee eel ee ® lead bam to , 2h ) | orwen. mpeete (8) ren ans screene@ sleepin —S youne men; in ur : ’ : (s Ui aa, Pa Pe a BEES acaaiatadi —s —_ tras Beas berry. aad WK "AMP. 216 Walt anl . ; ~- 5 r ae, a, ptey 4 mine “ oe te ait cane Residence. 453 ¥ MeMillan, 5 oe “ COTTAGE—36! , Dae rd., , “i will make termes : Sacrifice - : ; , ; et - t-Tiansic? , — urnished large south - : ns With. a) 1" LAT Wed -—Six rooms. modern; firet floor —————————— ROK i AND - une; Bath. electric. frame 85-foot lot; $2700. Bee F. Heidei, ANDERSON -STOCKE."! EXMANN ane Chestnut _w 1] tome ho’ —— heat. Death. eleetric: = THO, make ear, “OA PROARD We With private a . ; 4 phd rsd. ‘ ’ “_? referred: four adults: immedtate pos ses- bat sk , Tt? ms very pr rivate family: famiiv: by young lady en APTOS oe nm fur- pe n~- Marest a08°R. ‘+ wi gentiemen preferred: nish references. Tho L-M. Post-Dis G)) & n a wing 7” Se Nel Sem ot an d oell ar “ub | _ -—¥ nH: | Ow ROTC K RMALTY CO., S18 Chestnot st . wre ND BOARD Wtd First- lose. by FLAT Wtd.— rewar« io 6 room flat, ot 1 + bie near Frieac ‘De’ 4" ony eager, = . . &2 ¢ le Three roome and bath; ee e- BN in private family. Apart- between now and Oct. 18: three adults: ;, on Cc. £ fluebril. 2757 o- , COTTAGE-4-room = bri C8 on »-~ etful [" cy \ i ?p L, AC k 4S set EM a zs a root aah S, fo) | | Bone. rile ilar (5) ment preferred Olive VFR . a 4o6) ner over er Sw - Rox L- -118, Py oot 1) s7 pate h em 1T3 ba t h. . 2 0 , ‘ areet nd alley "mace a j 9 | “IM M E DI A TE POSSESSION 16 Ww re tlaty . ee py ee r wax 2 — ——— ie wn bat = ' o~: "2nd be : -™ . . - a “- jae WN large Feom.) ROOM AND BOARD—Sixx west: southern FLAT Wtd.—a 4 Po ee 2 onven- GL EN EC HO PARK HOME Pell cheap. immediate possession C02) $884—5 and 9 Rooms. $20 Kepsington av: 0 rome. bath. fur-| amount you may have to invest t; owner’ home; front double room: excel et © abie ey lences . South Side: adults. Grand Sis i ot i Love FRAME ‘ COTT. TF r -3 rooms cemented aale , water Loom sul noreh tile ba the nace. ele try igh ee: large lot: newly 6 >| aden enemas 1 aot aaa ——~ | modern house; business people only, Box. I) |. Ix, rooms, furnace heai. bath: large lot, Ji—S rooms) cemented cel- |. Hot-wat t- Tun Porch, tile bathe nace, electric lights: large wo: sae eee} Jn ent sHWAY. 1 1244 Nice. dare. pe. san dS ana ich er | ~— | FLAT Wtd Paiily of & aduite wishes 3 or!) ~~ 3 it) ot 4. of * ree? J u “prane arbor sie and a as : pric reasona bie _ Owner. — au ? Lh as a1 I, C - Le 1).. 38 N-. _Etgnth oc | ane oe use at te room, all modern conven- : ) (congenial 4 room fiat ™ as pec: no pete; best of eee \ alt aight ll ig (eS) rr ; bot 30n120: orice aA ogOL Sais ' 7 a BOARD are a : Bed: "heene "The Tie A, Post. inte: wat ' : \ N ure te ; al _ Hl) Doub le So Room I lat IDEAL ° AND 9 i) ROOM FI AT 8 — : WEST “W AL NU i LANOR iW SOUTH SIDE OOTTAGE MAKTYORD #T. oc 8 AND BONDS . ' - ata tie en ws - —_ &. \s - ss. paw: lO » > 1 Wa V gd gent Neatly fur- must e modern; state terms. Box Y-156,) — : nturnished. y , ME hd Pe eal { NEAT LITTLE HOME me : a rior e bath. hes dwood lot 2ta12s; f imroediate posseasinn veloping Ot! Meg | git JCal : “ DOUGH, tikad + EF x. ca Sa ‘ heetnut ~ fiat. with bat furnace hardwood feor Je eT wpe ong) ' Ros s ty: private family preferred; state terais. furnished: rent ree able. Box _ 2 Pp. CHAS. t. | BTOCK-— Watters alow son ; scott) 4 4317-19 Weet Belle pt : vice te a 4, zD ROOM "AND HOARD Wit —By young stu | Olfve. 7 Th gem ae the: AL ) Mo (eS) on a heated : . : "as ARM 4 _Ph nes Olive Mr, 0 Cent ‘tra: Gil. is fis iit ‘hous - . ” - - = Cytter 6 sooms. bath. furnace and ANDERSON 8TOC ke. nese ne rekee tt ua ese | ‘SUBURBAN BOARD | : $100; suitable ward to land- CLAYTON e! 1. M-Lo ot let: price $3300; terms. See __ 008 Chestnut st. | e Ww EST Wad et Mahe SP Aci. . ooupie, private 0 eo yeot‘e ’ - | 1} Uemes he aaa 7 _Pnet- Dienat: n ———-- -_--———-— . 7 Om s w ten 3 7 Sha \\ wre Ag f ition : large 2 ' s , ,53i Helen at.; cory fra ‘ne n@i- = dens | . and sTOCK— 1 a0 Nicely f furnished room. for | , ~~ ~ ; pte Fog 4028-28 De Tonty st. nice double S-room = SPOUTS: : : block fro dent; in vicinity of Washington {niver- | vLAT Wtd.—Three rooms: furnished or un- | price 81008: gwner a th 6 “Kk COTT AGE nine electric fixtures: will sell ae | proce ‘ ChE lip : Bevonts st ‘ } < ture i : ; " ve, 3070. 1 Gs BR IC K ere S000 cash, belance easy m ie fin y ments. Double Residence Bargain tem) stock oer ~ MAKN rel rents me 6 and room modem ! ~~... ..~.— awe ee eee «Sot on er . . ~ th, ges, unfur- | “ROOM AND BOARD ~e oF child. near school: Uect. 1. Olive 51 506 ee HOME—M ol room, raat the 3° LIUS eWaAr t. en R CO... 18 N. Eighth st. i ; om pcan Pe oll_phone Saytes 8). & ME COTT: AGE, $1400 reoni, southern ex- ——E_ en —s 1 AT wed. m —~Modern flat or apertment from | ee = = *F R A tia, rt AT- 4928 Perk view pt elegant f and 6 a | ~ RESORTS ee party: willing to buy the bgyee. | MAPLEWOOD sO INDIANA 4¥ Sore het-water heat: owner tet "ot and 3 connecting ‘ -——~~-—~-_~- ee “~~ | aig furniture and y¥ wp as high as $3009) °-~~*°"~~r~ ; Be hia o: Four-room frame § io obs 130; few hun- atime ase initialed DOURLE PLAT—i40-2 Unien bi: 4 roome.! howe . 8 ON TH MERAMEC for same. if esarme ite firat-claes and tet a RESIDENC E nA roams brick, modern: beau- balance abt : PALISADES CA ve for rent Olive 7060. or Mr. Hu viaog | a ul bome I. WEBER 1109 WN. 7th at bat furvcace Len a» sn. Call . HER. ttager. i; «a terme. 14438 Elim. Ma- CHAS. me vet Club nites ope NTZ a0) hesthut st. (cT) at The Warwick Hotel pie (#2) Ventral Wl0. io). WECR, sw Title Guaranty bidg. “-

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ee THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 720 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Artificial Koses Suet opened for the Fal! season ie opr artificial flower eee 0p; and a6 @ special tomorrow, we offer Ee . for 25c 19 American Beauty Roses at..... 7 Foor | AMOUS-BARR CO. Store Hours Daily 9 A. M. to 5: 30 P. OP.M. We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 tn Cash Saturday 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. or $2.0 in Merchandise—F ew Restricted Articles Exc epled. -—~—aee ee - GEPEEPPEEDPEREEEEPLPEEEPEASPEEEEE IEE PEEP EE EES SS SS See Our Other Announcement on Page 15. z neatly lined. Choice of light or ‘taupe gray. $37.50 walue. Friday -.. Selbatio ——> + A Notable Offering for “Friday Special Day” ~ Autumn Dresses A eee aay cael Por Women and Misses, Priced for One Day Oily, at @ Beaded, braided, embroidered and tailored models of tricotine, serge, velour, Poiret twill, char. meuse, satin and crepe satin. portraying new style ideas for Fall and Winter. The substantial savings should appeal to the woman whe wislhies to practice economy in assembling her wardrobe for the new season—every Dress made to sell at a nruch higher gprice. Sizes 14 to 44. Remember that tomorrow only can you buy at $20. Third Pieer SRETHSER HTH ee eae eee eet eee eeeee : PP SSS nl | = Newest Styles in This Sale of ample Marabou Capes As there are just 100 Neckpieces dn this assortment, no two ke and all extraordinary values, we suggest the ad) isability | ion. Choice of capes or stoles of marabou and Ostrich in brown, black and netural shade, all satip fined, smartly styled in fur modes, luxuriously soft ‘and beautiful for Autuma wear, An exceptional opportunity to buy at a saving. ' Maia Fieor _—o Housedresses Special for Friday at ead .69 iF Fessete House- » Lee. in ai loose belted but very neat model in attractive checks, tigures and stripes, finished with pockets. Unusual value’ for Friday's selling. Candlesticks $3.25 Value, Friday for Third Fleer An Interesting Feature for Friday .75 Mattresses cable wee . = ‘Black Crepe de Chine lieavy double width, Crepe Chine in blaek only. Soft ish $53.50 quality; Fancy Skirting Heavy broecaded satin sport Skirting, 36 inehes wide. Kose, light blue, gold, Oopen $ aud helio; $4 quality; yd Main Pileer 50c Ginghams Staple, good wearing 32-inch eleeked striped and plaid wash Gingtams in the wadated 39 eolors. Friday, yard c Mata Fleer $3 Sport Coating lieavy quality, all-wool faney sport striped Coatings tight eolor, 654 inehes wide, | 69 Special, yard Main Fieer $1 Black Venetian Nplendid wearimy, 33-inch black satiu finish Venetian or Farmers’ Batiu for petticoats, lin 79 . ings, ete. Yard ‘4 Main Fleer $6 Black Broadcloth Medium weight, eatin finish rich Black Broadcloth, made from pure Kotany worsted yarn. Friday especial, vd. $4.88 Main Fleer $1.19 Silk Vestings Light color novelty broeaded Milk \ estings, =4 inches wide Shown in rich colorings. RR Friday at, yard C Main Fleer 49c Printed Voiles Choice of our 38 and 40 ineh sheer printed eotton Voailes gow vf wearing quality. Friday at, 35 yard C ‘Mate leer Boys’ $1.25 Blouses Of light pereales or dark woven madras with attached collars, faced sieeves and pocket. Sizes 6 to 16 vears... $I Second Fleer $10 Taborets Japanese Taborets, 18 inches high. Carved im various neat de signs; used as samples. Friday specia!. er pay Fifth Fleer Singer electric portable Ma- se’ with motor. Just a limited Following the discontinuance of our Summer store hours, during which period “Special Day” was held on Thursday, Friday again has the distinction of being called “Friday Special Day.”’ This weekly event is known to economical folks as the time ideal to supply every require- ment at an unusual saving. For to- morrow we have prepared many sea- sonable specials for personal use and the home. All are indicated by the SPECIAL BLUE PRICE TICKETS. Look for them in every section of the store. No mail or phone orders ac- cepted on Friday Specials. ‘$70 Sewing Machines | Hinger Machines, also N¢ Wheeler and Wilson and yt r niak ee specially ~ $49.30 riftth biewr $70 Wardrobe Trunks r Wardr ibe Zeenks with priced Friday ut i op and lmed tonne. Bp lendid vafne $49. 5() Friday at ifth KF ileer $18 Leather Bags Three-piece Bags with sewed frame. High eut in if -ineh giz reo $13. 19 biftth Fleer $18.75 Dress Trunks Wel made of good quality fiber with massive corners, Un usual value friday pl fitpai $15 ritth Fleer Children’s Leggins Of na Viue and blaek woo! jsersevs itt sizes ~ and » Years Drawer stvie, elastic belt and button sides, $2.95 ae $1 95 Third Fleer $4.50 Tablecloths Round des ee s, made of heavy bleached mereer! Sag = r" i 70 inehes square day special $3. 84 riftth Fleer $5.75 Tea Cloths Deep filet lace trimmed Cloths with ~3-ineh inserted cent round, 64-ine size, $3. Q8 Mriday caer riftth Fleer 50c Bath Towels Bieae hi ie good Absorbent gual ity towels with neat blue stripe borders. Size 18.36 Vn inehes: hemmed , 4? a rifth bleer 75c Pillowcases © \lade of good qu t@lit, tub i 45x50 ineh size Nicely swe siight seconds, Jf'ri day _ Pe rifth fb leer $3.98 Lenpeieti (Chamois finish. 36 inches wide. for women’s and children’s un dergarments, Come in 10-yard bolts $3. 45 riftth Fleer Auto Casings Fidelity non-skid mo size 50a 34% haectory act} guarantee of 3000 mi Li ist price 3.20; Friday at S19 95 ° Second lieer Catsup Bottles Clear erystal Colonial atvie Bottles, put up in wooed cases Splendid for catsup or grape juice; per case 75 of v4. IC Fifth Fleer $5.75 Plaid Blankets lDown-nan Blankets OOx50 Inches siue. tan or re, 7 . i. 7 uy +o i=. s+ ist Will Over OcrKred ends 4 =>{) mir ae ao beurth Fleer Boudoir Slippers Women’s felt Boudoir Blip asporte Wall Papers : it of ee * | rere ’ : Oj % tad ‘ , ss iJ ‘iid ri¢ Wiicrmtes evciors Solid With border | rriday, per roll Ic iveurth }) leer 20c Wall Papers Block ' kite bens aod a hroome spe g emuy priced hriday, per roll ” Fourth } leer eftfeets for Children’s Raincoats (>! na y hiue rulsber ed poplin with t) | hl j poct : and © vears; $5 value $3 RQ Spec “al . Third Fleer Children’ s _ Sleepers foal ae? BE SIO Bike Third leer Men’s $7 Shoes mh Kustia _calf tae ; es rit boy riisti lies - (= $5.65 Second Fleer _ Boys $6. 50 Shoes ai ‘ LOS with wide or narrow "$5, 25 Second leer Women s Union Suits Fist degre tall per ap « ts knee iin tie 69e vaiues Cc Main Fleer Children’s “Mm” Waists n, reinfore: Lo rarrs weight er ri lers: eeoncs { 4 He 4 (lee - + he grad : 38 « 8 for $1; each.... oC ~~ Main Fleer Men’ $ Union Suits ‘Otia’’ make of ‘bed ton with long or «? 7 elo erotch: white or ‘ST 69 eeru » % . Main Fileer _ Women’ s Hose > fashioned f onds of graces. Main Fleer children’ $ Socks © tT : th ree a a fr ? gt by > urn \ - ale a wi Timeaan| Siieeiedia ae am oad and $1.15 grades.... 30 Mais Fleer Note These Sir Friday Specials $4.45 Wash Boilers, $2.7 let of. 200; each 95e ‘*Brass King’’ while 300 last: each last, Friday at These Wash Boilers are made of ex*ra heavy tin with copper bottom, stationary wood handles and high cover: 100 in the lot. $1.00 Olothes Baskets; good size, strong; 65 C $Se Clothes Props; 8-foot size. as SAC $1.85 large galvanized Washtubs, drop hazn- die; 300 for Friday at.. ‘$i a9 Waltke’s Extra Laundsy Soap: “while 100 cases last ~~ alle tees becom maiden! Basemept Gallery i Featured 4 Friday at. . ‘ ‘ \) \ ortune time to buy practical Dresses 1 2 vears. The specially-priced includes Gingham and Twill stripes and plaids prettily trimmed with solid-color cellar -and cuffs, stitching Choice of pink, biue and green. _ Girls Bloomers, $1.85 ese are extrn values in black sateen —the plaited gymnasium model, for pervice Sizes 12 te 2U Third Ficer => —_ For School W ~S $72.50 Values, Friday, at "$Q.80 @ Corduroy Suits that will give a maximum of service, that will stand an extrarordinary amount of the hard usage to whith the average lively boy subjects his clothes. They are made of drab corduroy: ; coats in the popular belted style, with flap pockets and well lined. Knickers well made with hip and watch pockets, belt loops and button bottom. Sizes 8 to 18 vears. School Suits Boys’ Knickers $10.00 Values, $6 Friday Made of soreteene eassimere in a medium gray shade. Coats are well made of durable cassimeres in dark lined and finished with belts and = striped patterns and fancy mixtures. 7 Finished with belt loops and button 5 slash pockets; knickers lined through- out and reinforeed at seat and knees. | bottom. _ Sizes § to 17 years. Sizes 8 to 18 vears. » Men’s Cloth Hats Offered 92 Tomorrow at. as R-inch cut glass Bowls of heavy ead erystal Rich combina- @ Nothing could be more timely than this and floral cutting $? rote one-day sale of Cravenetted Cloth Hate at rriday, each ae considerably less than the regular price— coming just when Hats of this character are in order. All of the popular shades inc)ud- eil—browhs, greens, grays, tans and mix- tures Main Fleor English Lace Shoes vom u's nd growing girls’ ma he She es with $6.25 we "Figg an i low heels. All 6.25 aizes: SS Vai Secend Fleor $4. 50 Fruit Bowls Fifth Fleer $11. 95 Electric Showers SNemi-indirect Showers with 14- meh at giass bowls. Com- plete with three chain $6 95 hangers. Special . Py Fifth Fleer Fruit Jars Ren] ‘2 Pi nt rinses —— = : ’ . byby | M4 .=*s >. “as r s | —————=! ; Friday, d eas “96 Offered at $ ] ° 15 . the Special $8. 50 Cant Price of | x : i in meuium ust stvle: long skirt : q The ‘se Shirts were formerly priced $1 » pairs of heavy sup- $2 to $2.95 and will be offered tomorrow at eters All rust-proof a this big saving because they are musged Fifth Fleer soiled: 900 in the lot, the majority in h $2 Silk Brassieres “ 16 sizes. Of pink silk La Jerz with deep o Knit Ties, 89c $1.50 and $2.00 Values Silk and silk mixtures in @ beautiful assortment of stripes and fancy mixtures Mate é yokes: also raist line: good r sizes. Friday only _ Veiling Remnants and plain effects in 1% vard Rew © gem: 25 navy, hesiaias and tape. Main Fleer Silk Camisoles Made of Jap silk and satin in flesh color. Lace and ribbon Special, trimnme@ in strap styles. 9 Pat C air’, — Friday for.. N ottingham Curtains $2.75 @ In this special lot of Lace Curtains for Friday there are 550 pairs of Nottingham Curtains in a good assortment of patterns Madd ‘with tusked take wetiin with heavy overlocked and scalloped edge; white only. , Third Fleer Muslin Drawers Also lace trimmed corset covers. Special Friday, choice 39¢ Third Fleer Women’s Petticoats Short length Petticoats with lace ani embroidery trimmed ruffles. Special valnes Friday at 55¢ ‘ Teire Fleer Envelope Chemises Made of good quality crepe de chine, trimmed with lace and lace strap. $3.50 value. Lace Curtains, $3.85 Nottingham Curtains with beautiful borders and plain centers, edge and insertion effects, in white. ecru and ivory. $39 Rugs On Sale Friday at “Ol Music Rolls A great variety, including both popular and classical selections. @ 9x12 Brussels Rags of twisted yarn in Ofte ered Friday at the snecial a wide variety of designs and colorings 45 in Oriental, floral and smal) echintz ef. Cc fects, suitable for dining rooms, living rooms and —— £ _ : BEB o> al ckers for note wear, Second F loor B Sale of Men’s Shirts Editorial | News > te Pee tee THURSDAY,

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“? Fiction, Popular Comics and Women’s Features THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 193¢ y, } Editorial Page A NH News Photogra phs Hox Searfs | THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 1926. GY A Uj Y ————“——_ nnn eee) 4 “Y% ‘ 4 LLL GY pl Vp, AD. Ytttttttlldb~«sh | jy. Vn, lnm” ° 4 5 z Yili SSS MQ * Sunn, oe NS s, with natural head and paws; taupe gry = s $19.05 | ae ? Third Floor | hddbsssssssséidddddddddddddd ocsthretles WMM IIb fp WLLL ccc cc ccc leeedeeddeecceccceccctteltddeeu wt o Ore e POPE PAO? FP PBPOEOCEEEOBECEPR LET eer Oe, tte eee A , > : ’ ' ‘ ™ % > : _ yr : . sy » > ? a AQAA = See eee © © © = eee ee GE BE FH Fr ee = " olen © ree e oe tee omen ts Ons O4E8 ETERS — RO AAA * +s +e" «+ 226 + eee © © Sin A. Bes) | EER I IL 1 a : 5a 5 ORT = ous’ cos - a _ Ue wae? ‘ *+s* eee’ * _*-?* *“**e =e «=~ « ll > ree a oe SSSI NOOO OSS EE = 4 a. 4s 4 e+ ee 6 «i Meee nw ee & & © ves eu Oe ee » i". - ~ . Suits. $9.80 @ maximum of service, that nount of the hard usage to Seeger a Sd . 7 soll bjects his clothes. They are ee ee Ps + yee oe cr ‘the popular belted style, with | Pte f®: . Wltay , WS QQ A AW SSS SII SR ee eae a Pawoesscvace’s Man ckers well made with hip and Guitare» ° nee eats Sas, ll iaovocensov eovceoseeraiesecossenreseasrapeesoasatoneoapectestocscentinraceroserseceoetnlveccseseecGeeereneee cnt coset eer tele PteEi eee Agere nec taceCnDAnetT ECE PtOCALITTTORIOCATITOIECS button bottom. Sizes 8-to 18 : — > we LM ddddédddddddddddddddddddldd ldddddddd@lddddddddddc Ldddddddd dd. dddddddcdaeedddheddacaaadaddaasamssaéssisiis Dance of the Fairies in Municipal Playgrounds festival, Wednesday, when the fairy tale of Little Red Riding Hood was produced at the Municipal Theater in Forest Park. WS eZ, MOG SSS B ’ Knick ff, VILLI ALLL AL Af SPOEPPERELEDL OCDE OLDE LOL E 2 Pia $2.75 5 : ih Lf 7 “ . y _ y | Atel 'PELDOPEPPOL LEP PPP PEPEEEPEPEPEEPEEUOF A —— 7 « e4eee COLE ELE PEPOEEBRREALODE Ladad 4 7 ’ Frida 4a LL vit. ; | aemesawacae : C Splendid Knickers for school wear, g Te te > : eo AP : made of durable cassimeres in dark striped patterns and fancy mixtures. Finished with belt loops and button bottom. Sizes 8 to 17 years. — ‘5 P « bs ~ ‘ é ' bm ‘ ‘ . , « MO 9 SS ae . ~ %s ‘ ™ - ~ oe ‘ ; . COPEL EECOPOOPEEEEOEEFOLOEEEODEEEPEEPDEOE DED OD OL LODGE ELEDEEDLOD E FPPOLOEPOEBAEEELAPEOPALALE POET | dh ede err Wy Ld feed§ldldldlsbtsssiéésdsdsddahlccda The little “girl rabbit” and the Fairy Queen in one of the scenes in .the tale. 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~ # Pe ‘ % ht ‘ , - 2SDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1920. ; id WOMEN 5S PAGE ~~ -— eer s = ————_——— ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THU! eel ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | CORRUPTION AT HOME. |ing, under the influence of gravitation. A time must | aii ; | long existence when the power of gravi- ; > eI e aby | #2: { ) Si lee © ee! Pe ai teh # Seer ; F at Af a * Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER The negroes of the Seventeenth Ward insist that ‘come in its age- c. 22, 1878. | Ernest Patillo, one of their race, was duly elected a tation may suddenly oyercome the resistance of the S44. Published by the Puliteer Publishing Co.| member of the Republican City Committee in the ™atter composing the star-cloud, or nebulae. b ene ’ i : oe | tony orem, 3 | m4 , That they have long been the meal ticket for design-| vide so many million soldiers, what would Congress $f | ) ys one Rb Fs, 4 aoe , Wg “No, I thank you, Mrs. Slater: ' a es PR ey 1 i , . 2 | railways of the country to advance freight that should be smashed. The sooner it is smashed inquires Mr. Harding, “without staining indelibly the aa ae a af ass eas he | ag Sissy. tui caves ek Gea 3 } | 2 ‘Se Bs 7 . « white house about a quarter of a) rates and passenger fares, came only @ ) gee few days after the award of the Railway the sooner will all citizens, regardless of color, be. nanan of the nation?” He answers by asserting that 3: Se. 2 Ww Mee ‘ | , if 7 _able to exercise their full franchise rights. '“The people would never permit the repudiation of oa 7 Rin’ ot > -9Sea ie FSF 0 eo - = > You cant see it from here, but if | Ss y ~ane. te * . = oe thing you can just walk over. D Labor, Board, giving increased wages to : | certain classes of railway labor, there | The grave character of the charges brought by the | a debt of honor. No Congress would ever dare make’ p > u gg has been a tendency in some quarters tO | Seventeenth Ward negroes pleads for redress. More-| this nation appear as a welcher, as it would appear’ : Pi ee Oe ae as Fe FE = pow is the picnic | told you about. ; 4 > “ae then, anyway. Now run right out | pick all the daisies you want. Don confuse the two. A few days ago A 2. there is the record of the man, Slater. Once| and would be in such an event before the eyes of the ‘one will drive you off this grass!’ a 7 its in mieet Pr? Rhy SECOND INSTALLME BARE-LEGGED boy in bh A: wide straw hat then dre miles aloha a hot. dusty fo godiessiy through the parched cor ‘the young Womens. remark tha ‘gain sadly he replied, “Yep!” and for the following hour. Occasions ‘another horse, but for the most ‘sight or sound of life was afford -incking angrily as the travele “from their dust baths in the pov fest they turned into a diveway, a ‘fore a gray, wooden house Al “yith sitting still, was lifted dow jp the shingle walk to the pe Wark-cved Woman ina checked ap “meet them “Terribly hot today, ain't it?” s real glad to see you, Miss Forsyt ‘eco! off a little before you go a Hitie girl, | s pose. | guess it's pret ighe’s accustomed to, ain't it, Dell o _ : ~ a: ..+* , ; 4 . ee \Fien ? PF NETO ORISA a re aS "YP OF eer vw oe > ote at Os '- - "+ —" © Wreee, Pie ee Se uo Saks wes? a a» de —_—~ x ee FF © wate! om 6 wwe ’ “ ~-? 0 rrr, 6 SO eee via “. — mm Hn whine « a | tion purposes. Such a return is abso- ooo ing. It will be an eyeopener for the world. The re- a _ The prayers of the Hegling Mission for the “soften-| peal of the toll-exemption clause was secured by Pres- ee pee ; . . SP aa be pele: . ; aoe “ ae digo we Piier you shoul entrance halls, windows, curtains, portant species which nest in the) To The Hague; the Dean's faith. Did McKinley lose? Did | 26. They were taken to the police station with-] pnem entertained. a, porch and yard clean, and furni- highest northerly latitudes. | : Seems that his | Stephenson lose? Did Newberry lose? The | out an opportunity to go to their bunkhouse®) That, apparently. is the moral 7 stoves and trash out of the halls, Each of these two preserve areas is so located as to A CONGRESSMAN’S SORRY PLIGHT. | Association | forces behind Harding could buy the Bank of | to get their belongings, locked up overnight and = the most unique affair ahroniehs ee ne ee ser gs Pater etc., | serve distinctive and valuable purposes. Together they That old-time political property, the “use of Proved to be A meric They ase not going to show their | shipped to Ellis Island the next morning. Re : oe eaggege aggre anae gga aad ee . ee . ‘ ‘ ’ . vr . i . ’ ° uncéion rs f* . ggg on Bt would be nice| Will guard as great parks of natural history the fauna British g-o-l-d” to frustrate the sanctified purposes of + Reese vague pe —_ h cesta — pity age fr begga Se eee ee eee =a nts’ bali held in the Adirondas if kept clean. of a continent and will evidence an enlightened con- Republicanism was manufactured of such unsubstan- rm emma OR eeetiie expose it for them. They are the forces against | Island on July 31—the record does not say whe t Camp Good Hope, the beautfi could be such an improvement | tinental sentiment, shared by two nations. toward the “4! Stuff that it was laughed a generation ago into the Since the country peace, since it is in war that’most great for- | told him they were there—and invited the Hindus @getmmer residence of Mrs. —_ ds of aver in se retitege: Man lesser creatures which are our fellow inhabitants. | imbo of wornout campaign phantasmagora. Probably Raised a roar, tunes are made and increased. They are the (¢o ship with him at East Indian pay, $5 to $75 Hutton, wife of. the New ¢ tle money, an sre + the attempt of Congressman Britten of Chicago to And he argues | forces against union labor, since union labor |# month. They refused to go with him, say ne , | commands a better wage and healthier working | were told by Ellis Island officials that if they For miles around all motor bor tiutt better class of tenants by making y % make it do service again was taken by no one 1. For reviving ; ts. ; ANOTHER ‘‘NEW SUN. ’ ser What we only conditions. They are the forces against public | did not sign they would get six months in jalj@gand motor cars ied tothe BEAUTY LOVER. Astronomer Thomas J. J. See of the Naval Observa-| ously. In blundering with his general charge of Sled before! | ownership, since public ownership thwarts pri- | whereupon some of them did sign. The British@jjcamp the other night, and all 4 They have bought the presidency }sea captain had told a Syrian who makes ‘ Gentlemens gentiemen and lad tory at Mare Island says the new star discovered by ©“®™P8ign help from “British coffers,” he made himself Anythi vate graft. 2 : | nything, ' time and again, and except for the courage of business of securing seamen for ships that feeiadies in the Adirondacks met int would need. very fe men this trip because Bepacious. beautifullyidecorated Mi Prices. | ant TAveriock Astronomer William H. Pickering of the Harvard As-| *®€ more ridiculous by becoming specific. | My little girlie Gov. Cox th ih d it this ti ) ) | . 4c, v. ox they woulk ave done it this time | ; = = - - i Post-Dispatch. “ . | The $87,000 ¥ i bs Osteopath” states that a! tronomical Station in Jamaica was the result of a col- BE hg : — appropriated in London for the. But the kind without causing a ripple upon the surface of | Ellis Island officials were sending him 40 Hindu) nm garage and d inced their slipp | British embassy in Washington, which the Ambassa- Of league we ve got; public affairs. Ask Mr. Bryan, who has had | This Syrian understood that the British Consulateggt pieces Chauffeurs and co@ Just because plenty of experience, if this is so. me et York systematically denounced Hindu @jRousemaid« and kitchen —y n 3 country to agents of the Department Of @Gtrses and butiers foregathereaa ° ) Labor, who arrested them and then, instead of @§frolicked to their hearts conten The 23 nations which have surrendered their | a. : " : a re , @torial committee he utterly collapsed in a figura- Just for partisan om bpp ge by joining the League of Nations | captains as cheap crews. Sincé 1917 Hindus hav@m@maccording to ihe servants’ grate comparing vila part of the heavens where it was not visible until th tive sense. He could cite no authority whatever for Advantage, =o unctioning as independent common- | been excluded from this country by the term@M—gtestimony, was the beautiful and! prices it is necessary to con- al , ~ Both ba weaiths, strange to fay However. théir end of th i i ‘ ; r - ‘ the return on all of the | #oment, is based on what might be called the ratas- Pritish subscriptions. As to the $87,000, he could ap com nena sadist aang ; ! e immigration act, but at least nine of the@gelally popular Mre. Hutton hers average : ore A * - And a plague. is certain. We have that assurance from the | 39 Hindus arrested at South Bethlehem had em-MEMer employes had only to expr obtained. For example, a year | trophic theory in astronomy. In order to produce a only say that “somebody” had told him it was for Harding chucks United States Senate, as well as from our own | tered prior to the passage of that law. and therelth a o> oe a party and : ty ote eents ig ocen dir new star, to take the place of one or more which have | Democratic use. He “believed” that the short story, . The League of Nations Jamie Reed. They are done for. The only | was no question of their legal right to go abowii@id the rest ponte ? it brings ohly about 20 cents Lard grown cold and dim, a collision is necessary. As each “Uncle Sam of Freedom Ridge,” was being syndicated And reverts us pi gp b gg « = gpm ya Turkey, Mexico | their business in this country. No one, howevet! She put the garage at their @ ; } i } ers . . about 16 cents, while hogs/| tar is a gun, and as the mind revolts from the idea by British interests, but it is authoritatively stated To The Hague. piecing © sen aa - Barre their had i hee inquired when they had enter@@#igesal. Haisarmm and pine bow | only about 9 cents per pound. | of suns without planets on which life may exist, when- ‘®t Barney Baruch is doing the circulating and that Thus we have cd oe o 1 ae = aiieae OO ee ee ee ge —_ oe © brought: in from the’ we $ a, eas dooass wear ” va ares ever such a collision takes place, whatever life then the cost will be $11,000, not $87,000. The issue sharpened, We don't know what to think of residents of | 82d secured writs of nabees danithe : Onty Gal oes ae ee ; mug M . aa ; | s a , " Ys , . - , ng. * ioor was rie@aa, 4 is only slightly above 20 cents. might be on the planets belonging to the sun suf-| Aside from these few inaccuracies Mr. Britten's ac-| gl ——— _ the county, who seem to have been plentiful | indeed, were warrants issued. It is pretty busi a Mre sa thal « personal suggest Osteopath” expresses fear fering from such collision would be blotted out. But cusations are entitled to full credence. Nevertheless, | When the Meter | but cautious during the battle in‘ which two | 2¢S8% for agents of our Department of Labor t@iiigeveral cans of talcum pewder wy packers are intent on put-/| we have no evidence, even, that suns do grow cold | there never was a time when the people had less pa- | Lost ‘his reason county office rs were slain. An aroused coun- shanghai Hindus for British ships at the behes# Procured and sifted over the daw - the farmers in the United States ® ° tryside with the courage to go over the top of representatives ofa foreign government. . r space t Ad to tts srnoorhne and the recent discoveries as to radio-active sub. “lence for reckless charges and were more inclined | And the universe : | | pace to ac , > Went mad when the battle begins would do more to re- | , Bhe assisted personallg in the pr : MEMORIAL TO WILBUR WRIGHT. @eGrfations for the party. and said for which purpose they stances point to the probability that the energy of to resent and penalize willful distortions than in the’ How The H strain young men who like to run out in ma- oe chines and shoot up the-suburbs than can pos- | From the Nation. 6 wanted ali bills returned to 3B our sun and other stars is practically {llimitable ang Present campaign. | Avalled to stop it , in South America owned by Amer-/| self-rehewing. And if suns do not grow cold there —_—_—___—___ | When the storm _ sibly be done by a few scattered officers. | HE unvelling the other day of a memorial payment ! | rm e e . Statue to Wilbur Wright at Le Mans reminds: The function muet have are the result of wanting to re- | 4 is no need of catastrophes to revive their heat and There are some spirited election contests in Michi- | Was wee and small, The ahanditts of iene ina ries us how, despite the upheaval of war and recon- @§G@onsiderabi> sun \ fy Happens to be ‘ Surat! Spe ig money on politics | struction, France continues .to be the generous. Chestra pe aa a god light. , |} gan, the papers say, b | | . y, but no forecasts yet as to the ; . | Somethin when it is needed for so many better purposes : | ' May not the existence of those mysterious star- prospective Newberry crop. : Anybody A epson will appeal to the women, who are nau preone oe of art and invention to all the ® Thetpunch, according to 7 4 . ‘ , - ‘ wor . Suc ?» ‘ ° ° » ‘ " “wt ff ’ clouds called nebulae be the explanation of the ap-| oe ae wren specialists along this line. We may be sure they | tnousand me onsen anal po seen Bore it was @ Bi port. was of the pre-Vol = ‘ pearance of new stars? A nebulae is slowly condens- You might ca it Tennessee-saw | tye, age: are watching the exposure of the Republican | wright pb | . ney nest cl isn asta wee ; Sweet Luella, method of winning a campaign. If it were not | an Seesmeres at the moment when they neede@ Mars, as well as upon her dol a | Seeing how one ween oe engine: weane be misspent it most, the facilities and the inspiration to per 7 make her servants happy. #4 EDITORIAL SPARKS, GETTING HIS NUMBER. : The matter stood, You can ask any man's wife ~ [eS want is perkage the greatest mechanical con=@gSeing devotion can «7 "oO furt t | Fixed us up 4 a 1nd allgreterge “0 iInan has yet attained. Franesi thege arid Aueust days A cellg hnate af Seneund ‘witin enn : extende @ assistance that is traditional of heft ful litte oe is perved te “Do yan that stimulants wi!!! hurt me, doc- 7 F P J There are 280 fewer city employes now than | genius to the two North Americans ‘ing ach tiny Aha: 9: ned ove tor?” Not if you leave them alone.”—Edinburs | or to make } figs Dye ) ns, strugék ete. Mrs. Hutton turned r > . Its rulings goed. there « re a year ago, but we still have 8958. | with a heavier-than-air machine, just as she ha@eee her boats and two care to ald ra ie, Where The Hague | ype, rs a pretty aoed beginning in | already given it to Santos Dumont. a South Amer® Wansporting the servants att "# - . n. yone : . ' 3 And speaking of peace by resolution, we could ; 7 i. At Had been a matter “ns : eanihiie Socsansian ar fs eee, ee a dirigible lighter-than-aigyee other camps and lodges. Fins ' . No more binding | = — m mpiatne nooogy is. | machine; and as still earlier she had brougm When the revel was af ite height | about the perfection of the automobile, with i Hope mistress of Camp @ ye: live price of hogs oo lision between a comet and a comparatively dim sun. ed oe ge erty the | t# brilliancy will probably die down in a few months, | 2°F bas already explained, is to meet increased ex- portiona he believes. . penses, Was asserted by Mr. Britten to be actually in- Bute auasuae : ; : $10 fresh meat. He evidently does erstand that only a very small This explanation, which is put forth whenever one 5 tended for the Democrats. On the stand before the In the plot. ij : £ hi * eS es i 2 , 2 ky eo — eS ee re ae ee a are had pacnd peace some time ago if he had more P r resolution.—Exchange. ) : han caprice, - . en. : | Mr. Wisen’a beacuse No. J73: How about these two black lines | gas engine which made possible both dirigit and several members of The of ti ; : = over a dispatch in the Chicago Examiner? and airpiane. family . red . garage ieee anaes, Stanen renchen fre eames 799 Panes sie a ) a ; (ling! th nioymen lum bus oe so. tae of home brew. alts ) ‘¢ , “ANY OLD Sle wean eh. Chicagoan Partially Scalped ae NATIONALIZATION IN EUROPE. 4 their Bee apa and the! we: ; ,¢ By International News Service. Yee Paris Correspondent of Consolidated Prees A eeociation. . friends. Let us; then, La +4 “NATIONALIZATION,” which is the Europese “Now comes th: unch”"—ne® “How are things up in Squashville, Si, prett . — . np y Be up and doing, name for government ownership of pub! ry punch, but the pumen of ee Mory of the down To . Youre laid off the hands of the town clock."'"—Boston Tran- 4) : ww his works, , ; : } Where. The arguments pro and con are the sani tomfortable chair. pro! hile the foe oath in every country. There is one argument agains T pillows, take « long breaq I do hope some Dutchman | | | ¢ y sept me i Russia | it that is an extremely powerful one. and althot i — learn that all the servants . e exicans it was urged nearly 20 years ago in England utton had ive years ago are marry me when I grow Gp. Aunt Mary: Why. Aa And Turks. pe s e * the then Lord Derby, it seems to have been & fa her employ’ Ever up SINCERITY HARDING. gotten Lord Derby was asked, to support ¢ “Why shouldn't we «tay with —— I want to be a Duchess.— 4 . And ever onward, CATTERING kisses to left and right, ernment ownership of railroads “Ie would be & Peutton TT” asked one faithful Until reason Balancing there at a dizzy height. bad bargain.” he replied. “for nobody can be - =. “It is fust like homme for us | ) Smith. who dislikes fast riding. ca in | ‘ vee a’ aan “tne has +m | | Has prevailed, The tight-rope dancer is walking the rope that the railroad will hold its place as the cll ~~ at Dire. Hatton's resides husband drove the machine at lightning Minding Seeking applause for his ancient dope. | means of transportation. Suppose stageconci P York.” : ~ | That The Hague tribuna} ‘had been nationalized only a few years ago. Te Now, ef course we can't an , America Had its chance Sincerity Harding. your show is good; | Government would have lost its whole investme@ll Servants private dances and , Ei le oe At peace It truly amuses when understood. bony railroad put the stage coach out of be ) : im the Adirendacks. But tif im a three-line item in an obscure And failed. We much admire your practical skill, | Who can guarantee that the railroads will # ae ee ene We: oe we An mse : : . . . So balance and juggie and dance at will. be put out of business in their turn by some rs a fashion set by Mra Hutton? daily se _ ve hag wah st Wl all the people who thought the Repub- Supple and subtie with pRant grace. pevenonay of transportation?” Already the ' ~ Let the family clear out of world be reed a ) Hcans were going to tell how much money they Fooling the crowd with your actor's face: wn k is beginning to take the profitable ~~ snent every Saturday aee-qntamnn a a pendtime ‘ashvilie Southern Lum ) a - | are raising please stand en their beads so we But do we want you in Lincoln's place? a4 an traffic And in the very infancy ot its ¢ =e Movies always offer « ba Cleve lain Dealer. can coumt their feetZ MARY STERLIN he eirein eh What wre a nemotis pe sk 8 gab aap esites = . a“ av. the airplane. What next? at ar peat a, " . “2, s * aaa wt a

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ate POST-DISPATCH Daily Magazine ser REDAY. WOMEN’S PAGE me eee ’ - : - wa . ane a - _ " EO er eee ae — —— = = == ° li - > sl “ do yo ood. endlessly through x4 parched country fields. To | anya: Mrs. Slater, she doesn’t know how!” Miss = 344 : —-——— = Ee real milk, Ardelia? I declare, you look like an- | thé : eep woul z be young Woman's. remark that they needed | popeyt} —— a ; other child already! You can have all you want, till shaken by the shock of that panting, hairy orsythe was deeply moved. and illustrated by ; : : ; , = : ‘ ~ : a a=. =. = a : ee > = every day~why, what's the matter?” . beast, Ardelia put out her hand for the bread picking imaginary daisies on the porch. Ardelia’s >} — ——. — — — : , 3 =— | - = , . ’ ae eee 2 = = = For Ardelia wis growing ghastly pale before and butter an’ ate it greedily. Then she stretched quick eyes followed her gestures, and, stooping, | ——— 3 a gn = —+ : . > & : | | : . ie , -_——> >, ——SSS —i them; her eyes turned inward, her lips tightened. -her cramped limbs and looked over the umbrella. she scooped the heads from three daisies and —_ == = may be an exclamation point, a Pansy Sees the Mushroom (_utters This Sr) ‘ Ss re; dy low. uM) thie thie ‘ louds and the mists. Es i a aan reece rer fore putting on cake. For two lay- comma (a short pause) or a period mushroom: threw long shadows And the stars and the moon, you’ pone iii eceumetons: Cha sae. p+ ) Dancing for Cooks and Butl fe t la an open secret , ee There are still plenty of young and ‘Tee reels and the scarlet mL USIhsy dali Rsl del ORiaiiaild exadinaihicnis but ev.|the smell of the flowers, and the and spoons of various sizes and pur~/ silver. - ee ap MARGL ERITE MOOELRS MAR- | tertaining her friends at bridge, with pretty women who, when a man is P00. erybody was so busy running about colors of the beetles and the sound 4 M | R R O R of SHALL. | a chafing-dish supper afterward. listening, deny vehemently that they “They have come to rest, 5 eX- fetching inet idee: at there was of the wind,” continued Lorry, who | a RIDGE parties for Bridget! | ins wd Preee ave an the suburbs and | Will ever vote! cease . hearers age Peay: Pgh age no one im particular whose atten- had thrown himself down at Pansy 8 y IN I O N Py Also a tame ouUa board, and | 7 . a living room bigger than a In the B. V. (Before Volstead) "© “© reads to sing, and a a ae tion she could attract for conversa-, feet oa IC O P very Satutday night a fox-trot, |? ket handkerchief, take up the days drinking was not compulsory, Ll shall show you all the othe mush- ion. “Yes we love things and people, | ' | cat-step and a camel walk. Let |/'™U5* at least once a month, buy some! but since Prohibition the most tem- "2°™ Plantations. This is Father Several littl dwarfs together! seasons and elements. sounds and ' : —— $0 4 ' aS : feinkle« . ; 7 aL P “i zzles ; = [T OF OUR HINDUS the chauffeur go joy-riding when oa reds for the phonograph and perate know that from the bospital- Wrinkle: ; oul chi A _— I nome 6 dragged a fallen mushr: om trunk smells, work and play, colors and | @ ; - bu are not using the car (he'll do | 8'¥e you maid a chance to entertain ity of home-brewing friends there is led Pansy up to a delightful old man to where she sat and, spreading an songs." said Father Wrinkles, who no taller than a blackbird and whose ' ' | his fol- 7 . e if j a sige : ic . . " > . aah ft, anyway ). For if you want Lo : th neighbors Mmaics, the neighbor = 1 itin r t sca pc nor respite, oranree handke rt hief ove tr P t hye \ was mov ing about amongst : d at a fac- . » men w ak ; ace was marke ) ani : , : NE Hindus were seize eep ‘your servants, you should keep hood cop, the men who take care of The proverbial hen who hatched fat we marked with a thousand began serving her ali sert deli lowers, pouring out bright red wineé ethlehem, Pa., on July the maces at @ fealiv emae : ‘inkles le had : ng gray beard are 6 nage lige ty police station with- hem entertained. | ~ rene oh} , t really Smart par-/|duekiings’‘is no more disconcerted arp om M : ; . Px gy 3 ~~ eh ne, cious dainties into tiny glasses that had been | s unity to KO to their bunkhouses That, apparently, is the moral of pot 7 . ss ) : tay — be tows room, than the man VW ho mart ies a woman saan a numoil moe pe ' 4 | home i a The dishe “3 the . ‘ v4 handed round. The pot he was pou! » ' o ere in © nouse, Where the | egui . :, — unin e men were aiso smiling 1 ' ' cy iny as | . . le n | uipped with a self-starting mind— 4 oO as |t and shiny as a; belongings, locked up overnight and he most unique affair chronicled’) | members of the family can take ref. eq pl ap e il ing mind leushineg Pansy had never seen ja ing fi m wa sulky a ) Ellis Island the next morning No he social columns during the past) sain mretaeem : : a re and who then tries to crank her up cies ‘dink ea pumpkin. . . o 5O- ‘SS eV are trulv We ‘rat. | Pap: merrier company. oy . , ; shown them, and none had thevp k. This function was the serv- ic and join in the ligt Aon a rat Neither the prettiest girl nor the oil nar ' we You all seem to be tremencouey : EXTRA SUPPLY FRESH FILMS AIGA ; X-trotting iem- “And what 18s yow name’ aske , " sais s | a sigh ol happy, said Pansy, with a siga Bring back pictures of the fun on your trip A British sea captain went to Ellis ts’ ball held in the Adirondacks i selves best dancer, nor even the richest Rather Wrinkles ge! l ‘voit ; t Camp Good Hope, the beautiful! ,.. rirl has the ghost of a ch: b Arains wth mace 1S Eee te bags , content. or. y 81—-the record does not say who Pp “00s I There are ever «eo many little E nd grat: f aichance against “You are a lovely little lady, and Jif “Yes we are.” agreed Wrinkles,/f if or outing. ' . s “SS. > :. | . > rf 4 , . } 7s ) , ) " were there—and invited the Hindus mmer residence of Mrs. , aw wine things which would help to make ee FOUNs ‘Tuas wae — make th your name is as sweet as your fare , ted | him at East Indian pay, $5 to $7 . Hutton, wife of the New York home happy ws th < , *~ | biggest eyes and exclaim most con- °* “em aT ‘ ’ ; . f i ‘happy becnuse we are contentet KODAKS ‘ e serv: 3 —-t ane ae , , : . . ete ..- oe i cumpose i song your , ’ ; "” 2 They refused to go with him, but Ker. ouija board for every kit * nio——-e vincingly: “Oh, isn't it WONDERFUL va a ewer: o — os oe , fand have plenty of work. | : ' ver) chen, a car er nc 000 ionor. Sey) limes ‘s Grumps by Billie Island officials that if they ' For miles around all motor boats! aj) their own, chocolates and Amer- to be a man: “ry atiead 2 we id that ; Sometimes ae leone * magne = : a ® . 4 Oo 93 54 + ul t six . onths in il sf : motor care led to the Liutton vs Leg 2 a . . In love, she laughs hb st ‘ ’ ain Ciaii e*t ans: ‘ Si 1 CL uy r eonies to us in ic nix ] “a if : : ~ . t Ahey wo 4 ge an ja : ican I ‘ 1uty TOS s. for the women, { vl {) person, blushing with pleasure ; . us all round: but then we laugh at | a - some of them did sign. iste oy | mp the other night, and all the boxes of cigars for the men. Justa laughs where no lover hears her “A gracious name indeed.”” the ; } g her songs till she is — had told a Syrian who makes a itiemen's gentlemen and ladies’ tae aim Lees oie w pee’ Alimony is the only rebate offere . ahi enam . a cr, OF Min ” a 1 — : y A little ings mnuity on the part of master d old man assured her; “and now who either obliged to join in the chorus eR securi seamen for ships that he in the Adirondacks met inthe|and mistress would do so much to ‘"® Woman who gets a divorce for HN aten forth : , ; or 7 ". very feW men this trip because the — Hous, beautifully;decorated Hut-| prighten the lives of domestic em. | Het past expenditure of effort, faith wate OLP | orth ane sing to Pansy: or to tly awa) ae ; F 7 ¢ he were sending him 40 Hindus. garace and danced their slippers ) ployves ~and lengthen the lives of and love. b a OT eg ~iry a flab! o7 ied 5 hey sing mit some eset: at eae ‘ ree by $2.86 to $5.9 | pod that British Consulate D s. Chauffeurs and = cooks, | .j , ers relieve Pee of the circle that had formed itse said Pansy, who was thoroughly en- xperts the piece their employers, relieved of the <—ter around Pansy and her companions. jioving a delicious sort of nougac! . systematically denounced Hindus maids and kitchen maids, | strain of continually huntin ' | , . . < @ ix new Men conductors and Tl? oregr rye? ble h) d t} e k vy) iest Ost ‘ LPs 1: e* ’ . ’ . ‘ ] hie ey w) ich Wils of ‘rs. forewathered and . ils ial es a oes “4 ‘ ri I men a l cindest, mo JOLT rune made of nuts ant ioney, hci | to agents of the Department and butler oTregr cooks and maids and chauffeurs. on the street cars in Tokio, Japan, Pansv had ever seen. Like Puzzles so sticky that she could pull it out Bri : 4 U y ’ ur Films D arrested them and, then, instead of ed to their hearts content. The rulers of Rome knew that have become so independent that the he was dressed it russet-brown t long strings turned them over to British sea The goddess behind the machine, | games, as well as bread. were needed | company ie teed! entertaiwine « a ae wi re ak at in ethan, o a Sit a crews. Sincé 1917 Hindus have weding to the servants’ gratefullio keep the populace from going to replace them with women. The better lookine and had curly locke Wrinkles. “I will make a verse for For Better and Quicker Developing and Printing from this country by the terms stimony, was the beautiful and 80-) Polshevik. Why should not our ha- Tokio Street Motor Car Co. wth es FN ATOR Sd nol “om tah ' exci PMs a a Tae ‘We'll , n jon act, but at least nine of the — i} popular Mrs. Hutton herself.) rassed housewives profit by © this ployed women conductors no, ne. Roars a we | toga ‘age age : nf, i” Sd eee ae Films Left. Before 10 A. M. ec ~ . : , , “@ iar J : ~~ . a sing le song to Pansy.”’ o bed early, 80 as te . at South Bethlehem had en employes had only to express ejgesic example in dealing with the buses for some time with e OnomMY ! he «at : . " me oe I oy : a ea) when the dew is on the Ready by 5 w. M. Same Day. to the passage of that law, and there ) desire to have a party and she Lenines of the kitchen * lend increased {fic ‘ ne anid, and mv name is sorry, and aqayvdoreak, : : ; , é ased efficiency. am the happiest little man in all ground. Sq listen, dittle Pansy, to of legal right to go about the rest. . —--- — : hat: i] fellow sings about a lit- in this country. No one, however, She put the garage at their dis- | ’ : e Sharcori I ey Gown, Pansy of my ? » ~ . nash ori ~ : Ss i as inquired when they had entered Balsam and pine boughs , al t, — e welcome amongst us."’ | le girl like you: they had a right to stay, until the brought in from the woods BLU R¢ ESS BED IME S | ORIES VW elcome . welcome, Pansy, Sweet : ' ~~ ; . toe "rT i¢*¢ . ~ "") : } . oan S 5 ¢ as ose, om for India heard of their case fastened about the walls and J tin “ \ 4 gg lat te ie 5 a + —— As f re the dew : : writs of habeas corpus. Only then, ng. The floor was oiled, and at 2 oe me. Joyful, chorus, throwing down | As ir Wh : Pencil Boxes Fountain Pens warrants jasued. It is pretty bust- Hutton’'s personal suggestion B y T H O R N TO N Ww R U R G E S S tneir aie and grouping themselves . aa . ihe pe ; ot : : ; Wetermanta: anentfor' sé. , owe ts of our Department of Labor to . cans of talcum pewder were | . . . aroundtheir guests. . C And her dimples, OU, Various Sizes and Styli ” int & Parker's me " , ‘ ona a iO * | for British ships at the behest anc- Lorry stood with his back against : 7 She came as a bird, Wired and sifted over the danc- | Ter: "1: : AaB i a" | A. nae tines ae ee 35c to $2 | | ofa foreign government. space to add to its smoothness. | sti iped ( hipmunk Prov CS His I riendship. st broken tt unk of a mushroom and } sage _ r Nid yori $ $2.50 to $10 , | | egan singing: | s bells that are DO , assisted personally in the prep- He on whom you can depend, | arly morn | Paint Sets aR e . Did the sun bake thee? “ ra Huge Mushroom. sins Wanted al? bills returned to her ‘ : ‘ ing Over a Huge Mu c to he neil with the perpetual 1 the other day of a memorial 2 eat rRIPED Chipmunk raced along whole thing over. He was watching ,Did the breeze bring thee” the pen siete ¢ Wilbur Wright at Le Mans reminds Tr emation must have cost a | the gid stone wall to visit the lone out in front of him, but he wasn't Or the storm fling thee when they did not lie like the cake Hier hair is so bright, Cra - Sets point. 1 $10 ie the upheaval of war and recon- | Sabie eum. <A: five-piece or-| Utt® Habbit. Now, Striped Chip-rwatching behind him. ,Of course, Into our midst? , upon: red strawbert Her touch is so Bent — y , $1 to continues . to be the generous t . was engaged at Saranac munk never is guilty of carelessness, Striped Chipmunk saw his danger ' the quaintest shapes. it ni. Phat really she seems 10c to $1 of art and invention to all the einer according to re- and in spite of the fact that he was right AWAY. a [ call to. him.” Did the angels bless thee”? ors that delighted the ey¢* There Ail made of pe gone / Memory Books : ‘oY _— _|racing along, apparently. without thought Striped Chi c “he i] » j a carean ee? : ' auwee mane rreens ant Hier eyes are two pools | & memorial is well; but it was a iH, was vf the pre-Volstead variety |" mw 4" ‘n iia oe ewe, | cian end nian Peeee. Re will). Did the imps caress the werp pale mauves and greens ans Where every man cools Loose-Leaf Pocket Leather and cloth covered better that France offered to the a if Mrs Hutton drew upon her watcning ou or aanger, Ss snar] run pac straight into Black |] usSYV §S Did the white snows sow thee? grays, and every shade that autumn 1 +} nd his drean N B ks Keep a re ord of your achool , ) ; it - a *s . Ww ev srythin A ‘la Ww! . . : % ~ ‘ . , Bi 4 , = * ‘ rils °j . ‘ ae ‘ . } } rore a iinet 4 is iirst “4 ‘ . a r _ ‘¢ : at the moment when they neetied | ! as well as upon her dollars, li hing ned saat te, ih hag ee ar bey I'll have to do something my “adi i the pone ay is throw thee j|foliage tak # on befo! - fe ing ie and all that tee eeeen ote BOOKS, gave » tles and the inspiration to per- . . e her servants happy, sacri- : : ; . » e é nio our mit st ; the ground. Wwever had I AaAnSYS eaten r. ‘amet , at lone ago 85c to $10 25c to $12 the greatest mechanical « devotion can go no further where he had left Peter Rabbit's lit-. Striped Chipmunk began tto run lout of such delicious dishes o hav st long - tle son he Saw something black mov- again. He scampered along th if old Pansv thev call thee Te? eanttir - ’ te *' remarke cj . 4 ugust days. A delight- . | . - | - ‘wins its getting - ’ Her heart is of gold, . gl Bor, ib Sol to the ing in the bushes along one side of, stone wall straight toward Black Nothing appals thee; Fathei rinkles; “it will be too And her soul, I'm told Boston Pencil Highland on ‘ aon Hutton turned over all the old wall. instantly Striped Chip- Pussy. Black Pussy didn't see him Love was thy mother. dark tm visit other mushroom [a pure as a pearl Sharpeners, Statio © boats and two cars to aid in munk stopped. “Ha! he exclaimed. because she was so intent on creep- Truth was thy brother, plantations today Sweet Pansy must That small angels hur! . . nery ’ irting the servants attached “It ig that pesky Cat from Farmer ing upon that little Rabbit. She’ ° Luck it was brought thee remain this night with us, and we Krom far dewy heights eres eee ee ee 74 06sbeets =Paper ané a- . . | Brown's. I'il have to keep an eye (didn't see him until he suddenly Into our midet shall give her a bed so cozy and on f ligh office camps and lodges. Finally, .. ah §} ner 3 Where thousands of lights . the revel was at its height, the on her. I certainly will have to keep | popped up from betw een two stones iclean,. fit for i queen W ith a cpown Hang in lone longing, Special, $1.50 oO the box, S mistress of Camp Good jan eye on her. I hope that foolish’! almost in her very face. Black Pus- O. Pansy! we greet thee! ont treat tend * dun tnt ane see pecial, ae ‘and several members of her | YOU"s Rabbit is still taking a nap. sy forgot that young Rabbit She With flowers we meet thee. “How delightful!” exclaimed Pan- Regions belonging to God.” appeared in the garage to | Anyway, I hope he hasn't ventured sprang at Striped Chipmunk. Striped For thy face is the morrow sy. “Where do you tive?” S d ? T bl S ts Eoengty the enjoyment of | nll Deon a seep oe ene pete yen t ine Peake ter png AB sg hah “Wwe hav ittie houses in the Am I all that?” exclaimed Pan- tu ents a e e . 2 . | Str . . bs ut on ai tween the stones of the old wall and iat for an hour we borrow tree-1oots,” eOxe! ned Father . clasning hands ene and ners oy bi cs ees an geungs hoary) wh and popprt d up again not one rood ‘Sonne Out of the mist.’’ ar he iy 2 "eh, ‘ niles and L1,€¢8 f “ pete: a h more than Guaranteed 10-year allverware; twe beawtiful 1 stone ’ op Meegeee tas a eae All that an = patterna to choose from. Set tactudes Katte, ovely houseS. | spar others will sing to you one day. r : Fork, Table and Teaspoon | gues * * saw away. Again Black Pussy sprang. “Bravo, Lorry! Bravo, bravo'‘t’ of them. an: hey -al I Other Sets Made Up as Wanted © or home F . “iOoper . comes the “punch’—not the | there he sat perfectly still. He punch, but the punch of the Black Pussy steal along, putting each and again Striped Chipmunk dodged. cried all the little men. clapping Altogs the: we" re re happi« st iit- Paney. little Panay: but now to be } of the party. Sit down in afoot down with the greatest care, So little by little he led Black P@s- neyo hands in chorus tle men upon earth.” . ,let us go. Bee the light is dying . ble chair, prop yourself up and twitching the end of her black SY away from that patch of sweet R Bravo, Lorry!” added Wrinkles: “I do not suppose you a PHhil-| out of the sky and the first stars | pillows, take a long breath-——/ tail, as she always does when she is; Clover, and all the time he called her “you are a famous poet, and later osophers remark | Pansy, “YOU are coming out Hiave you eaten earn that all the servants Mra.|hunting. He saw her Mimb up on bad names. Of course, the little we must have more of your songs, would not be happy enough, little Pansy? Was your Mai] Orders Promptly Filled had five yeafs ago are still | the old stone wall and then sudden- Rabbit heard. He couldn't help but but now we are hungry and thirsty g “Oh! We ar phil soph ms im OUT dinner good? employ! . ly crouch very fiat, and twitch her hear. At first he Sat perfectly still. after a good da:‘s work: it Is t'me own way.” said Father Wrink! "Oh, so good” said Pansy, “and . , 9. shouldn't we stay with Mrs. | tail faster than ever. You see he didn't dare to run back for refreshment—doubly so, as we “which is a different way to Ars. 7 don't think that I ever, ever had 7” asked one faithful retain- | “She sees someone,” muttered to the old stone wall with Black Pus- have amongst us a sweet little |Grumps.” | uch a delightful party in all ms is just like home for us here | Striped Chipmunk to himself. “Now. ) ®Y there, and there was nowhere else guest. Bring Pansy, sweet Pansy, “And we are always singing ne Hatton's residence in| I wonder who it can be.” ‘for him to run. But as soon as gomething fp eat!” some one é “You will have a jolly little door ee Very nimbly Striped Chipmunk Striped Chipmunk had led Biack Then began a husfling and bust “And always £4) said anothe: to peep behind this evening.” whis- | 9 , ©f course we can't all give | dodged behind the stones of the old Pussy far enough away. the little ling about. The busy little men ran “And rich and contented and full pnered. Pinky-Panky into her ears. E<tablished 1868 mts private dances and sup-/| wall and scampered along to a place Rabbit bolted Into the old stone wall to and fro, and from between the of fun.” said a thir “(jood-night lI am going to look the Adirondacks. But in our where he could see who it was Black to his old hiding place Ps Striped giant roots of | tree mysterious “We love the pring.” said Lorry. after Sunshine and Tim and Cusey, 417 North Broadway Way why should we not follow | Pussy was watching. Out in a little Chipmunk ‘saw him go fhe next/dishes were brought to light, and/“and we love the summer and. au- | but tomorrow I shall come back at om wet by Mrs. Hutton? patch of sweet clover sat the young! time he disappeared he didn't reap-;}tempting-looking cakes and sticky tumn and winter, we ilove every 8¢® an early hour to continue our dis- | Between Locust and mm. Charles t the family clear out of the’ Rabbit. He would bite off a leaf and | pear. He had saved the little tab- puddings; served upon scarlet straw- son.” | coverles through the forest.” And every Saturday night—|/then sit up to watch while he ate it.| bit, and he was through with Black berry leaves. Everything was ex-|' “And -we love the sun,” added/off skipped Pinky-Panky, leaving always offer a haven—/|As soon as it was gone down he) Pussy. cessively appetising, and Panay real-| Puzzies, “and we love the rain, and Pansy to her new hosts, cook a free ficld for en-| would go again, and then do the | iCopyright. 1920. by T. W. Burgess.) ‘Ize@d how hungry she was. we love the snow and the frost and ¥ (Copyright. 1920.) y a WA r ~~ 2 es

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BETTER WATCH \| THAT HAD HOW ABOUT A LIL SHOT RIGHT Now? WELL TEST iT OUT FOR YA DIDN'T (Copyright, 1930p. : - =r Pompe we ons j “%; a i ih sl ? : vr SUND MILLA A NTT ‘a August 2 5 VOL. 73. <a o 4 MEN, UNDER WATER 4? HOUR INA DISABLE SUBMARINE, SA a ee — on. NO. 5. ; Crew and Officers, Suff From Lack of Air, T Off Partly Flooded V Following Accident Cape Henlopen—Cra Be Towed to Port. MISHAP OCCURS IN A RAPID [I = ee Boat, of Latest Type, Is I aged on Maiden Tri Rescuing Ships Cut | in Plates to Get Ai Men. —_ A Ry the Associated Preas PHILAVELPHIA, 26 members of the four officers of the submarine who were imprisoned in the u 3 an Sept crew sea boat 42 hours, when she be partly flooded in making a di miles southeast of Cape Hen have been rescued and are 6a board the battleship Ohflo. this afternoon the Ohio Was pr ing to tow the submarine in, a nounced in the following state to the Maritime Exchange, issu 1:40 p. m., by naval authoritie “All persons who were on #uU riné S-5 have been saved. The now on board the battleship The submarine is now in lat 38.30, longitude 74.02. This jf her position approximately 76 southward from the entrance ¢t Delaware Bay. The Ohio hae yet started to tow the subm je she is preparing to procee mediately with the submarine hi for the harbor at the Dela Breakwater.” An earlier wireless message that the steamer Alanthus has rescued men on board and was ceeding to shore with the su rine in tow. It Is presumed that transfer was made to the Radio messages flashed fron army transport General (ioe to the Philadelphia navy yar Cape May told of the rescue. today of the officers and crew's submarine after they had spent ly two days locked in ‘the die vesse|. Signal Picked Up by An It was after 3 o'clock this me when Lieuténant-Commander M. Cooke Jr., who exercised h rogative of being last man to his vessel. was taken aboar steamer Alanthus Nine hou elapsed since the plight of t depsaea boat had been made through a wireless call picked an amateur operator tn Far Conn. Among those who respo the call of the (jeneral Goeth the steamer Alanthus, which the army transport stood byt merged vessel and managed tach grappling hooks to its Holding the submarine in a position, a hole was bored her plates and alr pumped to the asuffering crew, who most given up all hope of Meantime the call for he been picked utp by the na lees stations and by com Secretary Daniels destroyers: rushed to the rescue from phia, Newport News and New Fiefore al! these vessels time to reach the scene. word waa flashed that all had been taken aboard the Alanthu«. The wireless did how the rescue had been or what vessels beaides the A and General (ioethals if any siated. It merely told that safe aboard the Alanthus, ? been injured. although all fered far tack of air It - o"clock when the first man eff’ the submarine and me two hours lIater before Iie Commander Cocke left the . The text of three messages the transport General Gee the commandant of the Fou District, at Philadelphia, ! and rélayed to the Navy I were given out today at W The first message, timed at m., follows: “Firat man removed fro rine at 1:20 a. m: and oth als following | Was Making “Crash h et 4s 3:34 a. m. the folle SAge wae received: “All m marine are now on board Alanthus. Captain came Men ith pretty bad shape, recovering None are tn The third message, sent ™.. read: “Submarine &-3 flooded while making latitude 36 dearees north, 7“ Crew «a Paes