St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 6, 1920

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OMIC PAGE OCTOBER 6, 1920. (Copyrieht. 1929) saab’ a” Va” BP, > x —- + ee 19203 52 : PAGES. 2 PRICE THREE CENTS 7 PARIS HEARS | REDS HAVE - SIGNED TRUCE WITH POLES ee ee ! and Moscow Tell of Step Toward Peace—Riga Ad- | Fighting Will Cease Friday | Under Arrangement of : Yesterday. ACCORD REACHED ON | Armistice Boundary to Cut POLES’ 11 POINTS Lithuania Off @rom Rus- sia, Giving Poland Corri- dor Through, Says State- ment From Peace Delega- tion. By the Associated Press PARIS, Oct. 6.—Dispatches from Warsaw and Moscow today nounced that an armistice between! Soviet Ruseia and has | an- | Poland | been signed, according to the Havas Agen- | cy. By the Associated Press. from WARSAW, -Dispatches | Riga say 6. hostilities Oct. that be - tween the Poles and Russian Sovict forces wil! armistice signed by Soviet peace delegates Friday under an the Polish yesterday. cease and, By the Associated Preas. entirely fron land a corridor RIGA Oct. 6.—-The armistice boundary between Poland and So- Viet Russia will cut off Lithuania Russia, between, granting Po- | it was | thoritatively stated at the headquar ters of the Polish peace delegation | here today. begins to the cast agreed upon runs | The line as virtually of Dvinsk, south through Baranovitchi, Luiniets | and Sarny, German line of 1915 jan boundary. an armistice, preliminary to peace, not later than Oct. 8. was reached last evening by M. Joffe and M. * Dombski, heads of the Russian and | Polish delegations, respectively. Press the agreement was Polish 11 points declaration, made at the beginning of the Riga ence after M. Joffe's Moscow dccla- and virtually along the to the Ruman- — An agreement for the signing of Associated M. Dombski told the on the\ confer- ration, ' The agreement to sign the armil- stice by Oct. 8 was reported after an informa! Dombski and Joffe. not been expected so early, it did not | 202, conference bet While it had come altogether as a surprise, as re- | ports had been in the air all day bal an armistice would be signed within two or three days—by Saturday at the latest. working all day in a routine way on Protocol Drawn Up Quickly. | The main commission had been legal, financial and economic ques- | tions, when, late in Joffe and Dombski went into session with their secretaries and got togeth-| the afternoon, ei on the main questions in dispute. The protocol was quickly drawn up: ‘Figures Will | By BOX SCORE OF SECOND WORLD’S SERIES GAME BROOKLYN, Oct. 6 The box score of the second world’s series game follows: CLEVELAND. ABRHOA E Jamieson, If.....4 0 1 2 90 0 Wambsganss, 2b. 3 0 0 3 0 0 ae SE ee = e 8 aeemte, 2B. co... .'s 0000 0 0 Speaker, cf..... yy “> ge ae me = @esth, F£....46 6 8 6 0 Dae. Eeese.e 2 8 8 2 2: @ W. Johnston, 1b 40 0 3 3 O > Sewell, s8s...... oo. oo Me ie oa Se og | a EP Sa [eee Ss 8 a eee 209023 1 co ae | Sa a o.oo ¢ a ee 0000 0 0 Nunamaker*** , 1010 0 0 -, | Ee Ree ss 8 724.0 } BROOKLYN. AB RH OA E EN ES Ee Se Si i cae J. Johnston, 3b. 41 41 0 21 «0 6 4 3G, SER mone. a © -@ nr Bie cces oy jy Sie Sa ae papers, CF 8.6... Sawa: 8 8 @ Konetchy, lb.... 3 0 010 1 =O ll 2 ...8 ow © 8 8 & Beeeeee, GCebsoved > 2 oe ae Se Grimes, p...... » & ie ae Yoo te se 8 73712 @ *Batted for Bagby in seventh. **Ratted for Wambsganss in eighth. *#eRatted for Uhle in ninth. Innings. ee eS. eS 8 Cleveland 0000000 0 0--0 Brooklyn 1010100 0 x-—-. Grimes, 2; pitcher lh. 55m. Amer O'Day, by game ican League, behind the plate; first; Din- at National National League, at neen, American League. romise to Rumanians an lowing day he will leave for a trip) By the Associated Pres. } W through Tennessee, Kentucky, In- CHICAGO, Oct, 6.—-Representative | ——— Serbs as False. diana, illinois and Missouri. and | James og Mec'lintie, Oklahoma, | Capt. William rR. Tierney of the Cert an? atter three: Cae) See 6° chairman of the speakers’ ebuneau|Laclede Avenue Police Siation, “set St, ' : . : Senator Spencer last night replied The first set speech of the mid of the Democratic National Commit-! Lieuts. James P. Gunn and T, George to» President .Wilson’s telegrum western circuit is to be made at Des ,tee’s office here, issued a statement | Dincen, who alternate with the Cap- of vesterday to him, pub-) Moines, Ia., at a forenoon meeting |today charging that pilgrimages of|tain in command of the district; lished in late editions of yves- ne iphotee : eee ae ae - a LO | some Republicans to the Harding|Sergts. Patrick Murphy, Joseph awn TT speak at Omaha, Neb., the ow. | fo : terday’s Tost-Dispatch, .in which | “Peak — ne an, front porch at Marion, ©., are at|Stangler and John J. Kavanagh, and the President branded as false the !P& day at St. Joseph and Kansas | , ee , - ainators statement in a recent City, Mo., and Saturday night at| the expense of the hiepublican Na- | Patroimen Willlam Breen, John BH. speech that the President had prom- Oklahoma City. It is expected that ; tional (‘ommittee. ‘Newport and Thomas McGrath were ised “that he, Wilson, would send the in addition he will make numerous; MeClintic’s accusation was based | ordered suspended from the Pelice ee . vale slke : he waae ‘ United States army to aid the Ru- pores eens from the rear platform ||. the text of a registered Ictter. al- | Department in an order issued today manians and Serbs if they were eyer | a Cee ad y ed to have bee ent t | the | by Chief O Brien. ’ ‘ . . . e . attacked, and in which the Presids aan blic - Nati ' ponte - al A ae} The Suspensions are based oD the also said that a previous denial “ah " OGLESBY'S SHIT T0 THROW OUT i, pu : = Na ee Pea ee Be ‘charge that the police of the dig- ajcr " . ‘ ik “mae . rs : his secretary, Joseph P. Tumulty, | eee 4 alte ae pentane ol, . |trict failed to prevent the resumpe- had been authorized by him. Sena- CHICAGO RETURNS DISMISSED wrens a z pate magnets i \uion of gambling in the Seventeenth tor Spencer had said that he did not ‘ing a oo. a “e @e rom rae: meet-|wWwarg Democratic Club. “Lawler™ . ’ » : ' a ‘believe Tumulty had consulted the’ Judge Holds Me Has No Jurisdiction |*"* a a 2 : ei rote aedalll | Daley's establishment at YO34A President regarding the statement. Over Blection Board in Pri- Pen ~ oy on ae ‘aa car - se ‘Olive street, after the fact of such Reply by Spencer. mary Matters. Bave the + ea = re Arverican PeoO-| gambling had been shown, and a Senator Spencer's telegram in re- | By the Associated Press, /ple that 30 cars loaded with people| raj; made there by the gambling } _ , ply to the President's message was: CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-—Judge Burns | attended, one of these meetlngs IN| squad, Aug. 24. “T beg to ackn ledre receipt of today dismissed the petition of | one day, said Me lintle, ; hour Men Fined in Case, vour telegram of Oct. 5, in which Lieutenant-Governor John G. Ogles- | “When it is taken into considera: | Fourteen men were arrested in a you deny that you protiised Amer- by asking that the Republican pri-'! tion that the streams of gold that | cuambling raid at the club, cofyducted are p@iring into their coffers are be- | Sunday night by Lieut. Thomas Con- ican military aid to Rumanians mary vote in Cook County be thrown | and Serbs, and that the previous out because of allegwed frauds in 300 | ing used in part for this purpose, is) Jey of the Carr Street Station, under denial which Mr. J. P. Tumutlty precincts. it no wonder that the people are; special orders from Police MHead- had made was at your request. Judge Burns held he had no juris- | becoming disgusted with the misuse | quarters. Four of them were. fined * The statement of yours, to which diction over the Election Board in!ef money in political battles? (in Police Court this afternoon, on I have often referred in my ad- /rimary matters. “The hand-picked favored few | the testimony of a plain clothes po- dresses. was the statement in the — who are willing to accept the gratul- | liceman who “sat in” a dice game stenographic notes of the eighth SPRINGFIELD, lil. Oct. 6. Len | ties from the Republican party will| before the arrival of the raiding plenary session of the peace con- | Small of Kankakee won the Repub- | continue to join pilgrimages to hear | squad Sunday night. This was the ference, in which you are reported |lican nomination for Governor by | ® read speech, and the American twelfth visit of policemen to the to have said to Premier Bratianu 7902? votes from WLieutenant-CGovern- people will marvel at tie bought- | club within a few months, arrests of Rumania as follows: ‘or John G. Oglesby, according to fig and-paid-for enthusiasm -—-- not having been made on several pre-. “*You must no forget that it 's | ures certified to the State Canvassing knowing that their contributions for | vious occasions, but With no convic- force which is the final guaranty foard tolay by Secretary of State| 4m honest election are being expend- | tions ‘resulting. of the public peace. If the world Emmerson. Small’s vote was 377,-|¢d in this manner.” | Chief O'Brien issued an order May . is again troubled the United States 000: Oglesby, 369,103: and Wood-, , — = (26 last, after consultation with the will send to this side of the ‘ocean lruff. 24.505. RED CROSS APPROPRIATES | Police Beard, holding district police their army and their fleet | Wildani McKinley defeated Frank iofiicials responsible for the contine “This statement appeared in the BR. Smith for the Republican $500,000 FOR PEKING RELIEF | uance of gambling in any place issue of the Century Magazine | nomination for Senator by 11,400, ! -_— | where gambling has been shown, by for May, 1920, in an article Dy | the vote being 372,530 for McKinley | Fund to Be Expended Under Joint) raid of the gambling squad, te ex- that distinguished writer, Mr. |and 361,130 for Smith. ' Supervision of Donor and ‘ist. The order was aa follows Herbert Adams Gibbons, who, I Secretary of State Emmerson was State Department. . | “Commanding Of.icers—In the fue am informed, Was attached to 'nomiinated for another term by 127.-! By the Associated Presa, ture you will be held strictly reaepon- your own publicity department in’ (945 ever Reid, the Thompson fac. | WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-—Half alsible for any gambling in your dis- T’arits, The same statement Was tion candidate. milljon dollars for relief of famine/tri-t. Where a raid has been mad@ made upon the floor of the Sen- ; | Sufferers in the Pekin, China, dis-| you will follow it up by having dally ate on Feb. 2, 1920, by Senator COX T0 SPEND DAY IN OFFICE itrict has been appropriated by theltrips made tO see that there are no Reed, and so far as I have learned | [American Red Cross. more violations denied until now. circulated over has never been It has been widely AND START NEW TOUR TONIGHT “Should the gat ejuad mate a raid in your district the same foel-s low order prevallis if a second It partment wa@announced at the State De-| today that the fumd would) be expended under the joint supnpr-' ing his first speech at Elizabethtown. authority does not quote in full Gib- the United States. If you did not | - peer : -up make that statement to Premier yg bE si, _ Through Kentucky, Vision of the Red Cross and the State! raid is made by the equad at the Bratian I should be much = In- | He Will Stamp Ohio | Department. frame p). ce it will » ean that charges debted if you will be good enough soe the: Ameeieaniel . An. appeal for relief was received! will be preferred against the come to inform me.” Rega, ee . sesain: , | several days ago from Minister Crane) yn anding officer to appear before the The Senator's quotation from Gib-| DAYTON, O., Oct. 6.--Gov. Cox at Pekin, who told of the distress in| }[onorable “oard of olice © oma lee 'bons’ articles differs from the took an early train for Columbus to-|the Pekin district, wha@e thousands’ sioners. MARTIN O'RRIEN. statement he made originally in| @4yY, where he will attend to execu-]are without food. “Chief of Pollee?”* his speech to the Million Population | Ve business before leaving on his : , | In pursuance of this policy, Chief Club in which the Globe-Democrat / Second EN ee ee PUPILS’ AUTOS BLOCK TRAFFIC O'Brien decided on the suspenrion of reported him as follows: this evening. “ hile in the capital, " , the captain and two Heutenants t& ; “He (Spencer) quoted Wilson's he probably will confer with State! py Wee Aabantated Prens command of the district, the three « istatement to the Rumanians and Democratic leaders relative to the OLATHE, Kan.. Oct. 6-—~-The mo. | 8¢rseants on duty tn the precinet Serbs, In which he said Wilson told Ohio campaign, which he expects tOj tor cars belonging to students of the | where the club ty located, and the ithd@m that if any nation ever invaded | enter actively himself as soon aa he | local high school have caused such , P@trolmen on the beat. itheir territory he would send the completes the swing through Ken- ja congestion of traffic that Mavor T No furthe r charge is made against American army across the seas to! tucky, Tennessee, Indiana and Illi-) ww. puffy today issued an order that | *"¥ Of them than that, having reason” defend their boundary lines.” nos, . ithey be parked In the rear of the to know that gambling was going on Reference to the Gibbons’ article| Leaving Columbus at 5:10 this/school instead of in front of the | Mere they did not suppress it, as '{n the Century shows, also, that the | cvening, the Governor will enter the! puyildinge. was shown by the Investigator sent Senator in offering Gibbons as his | State of Kentucky tomorrow, mak- there by Lieut. Conley last week. Suspended by Chief, FAIR, RISING TEMPERATURE The chief took the position that it Rice. After pocketing the articles |) one report of what President Wil- | In the afternoon he will speak at we had given them they backed to leon said In the article Gibbons Bowling Green and at night in Nash- TONIGHT AND TOMORR W was hia duty to suepend the nine Se ee ee eee | quotes Mr. Wilson as follows: ville, Tenn. Friday he will speak tn 0 men, and let the Polles Board de- jump into an automobile which had | “You must not forget that it is the morning at Paducah. Ky, and | cide whether ne had asten pa ne ae foe Se Se oe force which is the final guarantee of .at night at Louisville. | THE rh: MP - RATU RES. strictly. yep een | the public pence © °° HF tae ee | a" a me. . ‘oojg et ! pm a7 The fact of gambling at the Seveti- | “My mother, after running up- | world is again troubled. if the con- | a. So) © | ceentts “Ward: Demecnatie hun ain stairs and locking herself in a room, ditions we all regard as fundamental REED DISCLAIMS AUTHORSHIP —-- established Aug. 24 when Va. came dowr again by way of a back | are upset and contested, the guaran- No’ , " Official fore. | Semper, arrested for embezzlement Berane golly re acag ow ee antag eh 5) tee which is given you means that OF NOTE EXPRESSING REGRET | aoe cast for St. Louls of $1459 from the Julius Haller Real home of Walter Schnaider, who tel- the United States will send to this Bere cartes THE VEILED St. Retate Cé., confented that hema Ha | ephoned for the police.” ‘side of the ocean their army and! py the Associated Presa | |PROFITEER. one vicinity: }the money in the dice game at the laces ‘tae atime teat ot cee their fleet. Is it surprising that, KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct. 6 Fuir, with slow-| club. The club was thereupon raid- informed the police that a janitor] ¥)\. being the case, we desire that| United States Senator James A. ly cising tem-|ed, and 36 arrests were mates TM some nme “ a ee ee ithe settlement of the different prob- | Reed of Missouri, today disclaimed perature tonight that time the police had no “inside” eee Seale Oe Seven ane eee ‘lems Appear entirely satisfactory tO!authorship of a note made publie and tomorrow. mani in the game, and no evidence idence and had seen two men step | 6?” lam the Goemnen ot: tie aie an Missouri: Fair| was obtained on which @ coneietian out, but that.,thev had not aroused Senator Spencer departed this Gov. Cox. Democratic presidential toniahe andicould be based However. the chief his suspicion. ‘morning on a .spenking tour in| nominee. here Saturday night, in/} probably tomor- | holds that Kemper’s sta termenll Rice gave the police a description | Northern Missouri in his campaign! which the Senator's regrets were row: rising tem-|should have been sufficient to make of the two men who entered the | ¢or re-election. expressed that a previous engage- perature tomor- | the police of the district bend every house, The leader, he said. was | Spencer Says He Will Reply. ment kept him from greeting the | row and innorth effort to end the « ydition Indicated, panoes 22 years old and sharp fea- | Hie was reached at Salisbury, Mo.. | candidate portion tonight. | Police Itad Key to OClab. wn ee pee en: ae this afternoon over the telephone) ae eee ES. Lae iHMinois: Fair! Refore the Kemper ir ‘ident, Dales no ff te he act sider tan atcand and when informed of the second | Italy Bars Constantine tonight and to- whe ia former chairman «cf the Dem- otnanarkge to Re net orter thas 35: ane | message from the President, said tO | fry the Assoctated Presa. | morrow: rising oecratic City Committee, and who now ee: Son antl a lthe Post-Dispatch that he wiuld PARIS, Oct. 6.—-The Italian Gov- temperature to-|is chairman of the Executive Com- notye Ty ~emellignenlipeenns Boel daughter, | end the following telegram to the ernment has refused permission to | morrow and in iittee of the Clty Committee, had after falling, removed her rings and President: . former Kine Constantine of Greece | northwest and| given Capt. Tierney a key to tie other articles of jewelry and cone- | ‘*"There must be neo misunder- to enter Italy. ac ording to infor- central portions! place luliey. In giving the Captain cealed them in her waist. The rob- | standing about a.matter of such | pation reaching the French Foreign tonight the key, sald poliéemsém had Saananee WOES GOA BOERS CROCGS WRA sar. vent national importance as tO Office today. (C‘onstantine Frome, . Stage of the noving him aod that he wished thie sag Pg amas merge Arnos whether you stated to the Premier reek spressed @ desire to visit. river. at 7 a. m..' te stop, as the place was a legitimate Mrs. Stix was Missouri chairman) *2S**"-- weeks ago expr , Column 7. | Continued on Page -. ‘ column 7. _— [ i , “ ‘ a " " —— = _ a aig tt SBI ASA Ea MANNE ORGS: IN aS cael PM te Bi ay hi A Ae: BBS aniiee gic 3 ial dh SS OP ee teats ar

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_ i —- -FLECTION BOARD — of Registrants. TO EXAMINE BOOKS Charges Made Fraudulent -_ Fourth and Fifth. . —————— ee The Board of Election Commis sieviers today. by a vote of 3! : decided to aseig") : o* Pre . uh ibe registration from about 4° /- Greases in the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth. Seventeenth. Eichteenth and Nine- teenth wards and to have anvther > a hate pair of clerks, ome Republican one Democrat. to check rec istra- tion books of all other wards f Gications of padded regi«'tratien. On both of theese Prepoei ticone Chairman Arnold. Democrat. voted Bo, Commissioners Lambert. Derm erat, and Dempsey and Buder, Re- pUudlicans, voting res Chairman Arnold explained that he was opposed to both proceedings because mo evidence of fraud had rhe i* - > . — ~~ we ee — OD Been presented to the beard, that there bad been nothing yet but remorse, and that it ts pot the busi- Rees of the board reyers.” The two clerks who are check Up lodging houses and other places from which Suepiciously large rec- tetrations have been made. started on their rounds this morning. being ac- cCOmpanied by a policeman Thies ite the firet action which has been taken om the charges several times reiterated by the registration SUbCem mittee of the Republican City Cemmittee, that there had been ex ceesive padding of the heavily, @cretic river wards Ledging Houses Being Checked. Repubiican city cormmittcemen fo? severa! dave have been check- ing up the registrations from many Places im the lo¢ging-heuse district ena yesterday Chairman Oectting of the subcommitiese predicted = that T3000 fraudwuilent reetietrations would “to chase rainbow > © > e. Ll BS Yound in the Fourth and Fifth wards amerting that tm eevera! in- stances aS Many ae 14 pereen«s have ree wtered frum 'we ar i three roomy éwellirgs ble ° harged SHAt extensive 9 reeivirations had alee Been made from «a number ef ad- Cremer. known to tw lteorder re Serta. both men and women regis teri frem therm iver Directing (le &. Ptrector McKelvey o tbe leona rt - ment of Public Safety. who is KRe- Pedlican City Committeeman from the Twenty -third Ward, aleo is di recting a check on registration through his tnepecters, whom he has faetructed te fing out how many beds ere to the variove hodging houses up@er suspicion. The city cvllects & tax based upen the number of GEE In each. and no lodging hwuse is tted te have mere guests than be accommodated by « which i pays « license His inepectors have reported a ber of places where the number registrants exceed the number of This tafermation. it ix eaApect Will be laid before the Election he : e«is > - 'MeKelver’s tmepectors as wei! ax canvaessers of the Election BReard imetructed to make da!)y reports their — AND RUSSIAN DELEGATES AGREE TO SIGN TRUCE BY OCT. 8 Continaed From Peae one. — + expressed willingness to waive @uections for the moment te en tmmedtate armistice, but that differences between the | preposals made Sept. Tar? SO hecquent proposals on the 2th G@ifferences inevitable between mi declaration of fundamen- * primcipirg and of concrete formu- Joffe empbasived the fect that Poles bave sot yet submitted concrete prepesals end that tly the Kuseo-l krainian then bave pet any definite Fo!- 4 . 4 7 xX ~ . 2 OF the Chteeee Del’) News TRIGA, Letvia, Oct. 6.--The agree- of the Polish and Soviet deie- te sige ah armistice befor: 5 was & personal triumph fer Dem beki. of the FPelish repre- wheee mederate pelicy few dave had ee encountered by envoy im his own delega- ef the foreign obee-vers here the sincerity of M Dem> Prefeestons Decause his == a ee oe VOTES FOR CHECK UN REGISTRATION Republican: and Democrat to Canvass 45 Addresses in Six Wards for Verification OF OTHER WARDS of 2300 Enrollments From Lodging Houses of and ome Democratic clerk to canvass ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ‘- steeoamane saa we OCTOBER 6, 1920. ——————— ST. LOUIS POST-DISPAT CH eee ——- WOMEN “BISMARCK, ‘LARGEST SHIP, BUSINESS ~ DOBURGLARE W ILL INVES | IGA I E PRICES Player's Share’ in MI URI A f 1 WAIT ON TABLES AT __ BUILDING AT HAMBURG, a W ] | Ss ° M s s . ute . > ° a Bs NEW TORK, § Two Organizations Hold Jomt penis | — EFORE the first gar ‘ . , : ° = rT ry ‘ mar : R a 3 ao workin mentee fi Trdok- Annual Meeting Despite i steams Ehismas - + > Director Talbert Says Inquiry May RKesuit in ne senieetear tm Chameieel Waiters’ Strike. would have been the wor Ordi Regulating Them or Their players unanimously voted a seusl, int. Deak Seenall ak ; «* =~ ~~ : e*? oo 4 _* es inance Keguilating full share of their receipt ar -euiiedin it tea sean ’ whi may exceed ‘eo 1 the . Mem bers . ne W ns Chamber «tt The «gross nnage C osin - > “man a Po tk : : ty ~ 6. Ww 3. ww > — ~ ' LA Pt = a Comn i i Fe is aiire _ S : len heen | 0 , +_™ azrains* Chapman was shortstop of | 17 Branches in State of Non- + —_—_—— — , — - ran a —_ — - @ *ehae : - th y erlanae now . > ° " . P~. — . : Sn . ‘ > > e ° > . i. : . . a* > + > . ) gieo be a. Official Here to Take Charge | = preset tne seo Campai Body eC) C4 he largest steamer afloa , ™ ‘= . 7 . e . gn ; o - . o : . . e7 ~~ er : o Regulation of prices charged by Prices. His inquiry will also be ¢ wes hit in the head by a pitched partisan paign = ut anation is give t ts or M@eted to the question whether in- f Walk f 2200 Cooks | >=" fied of his injury ui Hotel Statler toda ok - farmers at the curb markets or ‘@t~ — Pine o out o , wy et Bs : Indorse Democratic Stan ‘ the cause of the Gre . a« 4 robab? we ‘Teasers if prices are [Us Fis si i wi a few hours . « > | « -- S - > . . = ‘ss Tulbert , +: ' The Democtfa stan ; . “~teon in s e of the strik« f walters rg. and wouid have been 4d " " . e — - - ‘ ~-* or ; at i 4h¢ . & s : . ; . rh ia : ~ - P . . > = oe) Ses SS SS | present there is nothing taurants. L Gov. Cox and Franklin D. Roose | ; -, to the allies under the peace treme sult of the disclosure that the expenm- in the ordinance granting the us i Lal r ndorsement of the | 8>-¢ aS. Al LITT -9¥ BUCS-S > a “44 7 r€ aw. . C9. i . ait ire. per r Cal ta those who ' Ave the e'ree’‘s * r t? iraets aay re ~~ : - - . - o - es 4 . o£ “ 2 ‘ . = ry ESTIMATE OF LO ' : fixs. . ere s ‘co © Was reported the Ti 4 itlende re Th ts this SPE 80%) | Talbert dees not think that * =. >), =a’ kon? , ; . “OOKS : — . . : . ’ - My have been a ut taree times @* grea: farmers sh ~e! permittec to a0use . , tgs © . : a ™ 4 a oe " J ww. [ rs i * : 7 re? Ls} n= rs ; > On? .r = el "' t ~ ’ ‘ a ’ * ° 7 ~ ~ _ 7 ~ oe > > : U 7 : re ; s > > 4 AS AS *& 4 BT) fhe har , - = >) Sil *a y ) 4 7 . = . “ “oo _ ‘ r ~ . pa 4 me s+ ~ _.. . - Fe 3 hal = . be Sent &. ‘’ Z . ; ’ Y 7" Fr ’ 7h 4 1. j lfast | ; a + syed ad b. Market Master Plummer has re- jteering. and if tt is found that price lowing announce he Associ | : : aa herself ef og - , aie ‘ ° ‘ rma > Vs - “ ower - . TV - ~*o , * « 5 porte — —_ ‘ 7 . . on - 56. . : ~ ? r . 4 > , mad — s 4 > * ke Cis oD » = _ — -en4 rt .—- 46.7% . - . ” alias - = aan 4 r r r é5 i. treble what they were last vear. Ta nance and ths sing of . iTkets. . ; = Se = ~ a. “harceed Wier a oe ~_ . rT res ‘ : > ete 7 Made " 2 ” os = 2 .' 4 Se ir © Pe n- it . i a j +. «a e 3 . ~- , > ag . r 4. = uu 5 | -4 - a* . r~ - . r . bert ww DAVe I nves’ £4 "™ Thuaqcé Marke L- This Jear — ‘ - . ‘he = : . : : mer ? : : r d — ° — 7 b P the ; or —-". - — ah ‘ - =". 4 =, - e. P} , . ah . > 7 - ? ~- 77) .e.y ‘ — : ° - = . . x ~- T rT) Lz ae” all Robber a s : . > ° * . . ~ ~ > = * . — - hr on ee be ~4 > - * ‘ — ~- ~ » ~~ - e .. at cet tage of tnerease ~ C#s oD Gii- Cc) ippewa = 7 . — x a : . ferent articles of produce Schirmer street, East Grand aVemue «tarement oe > ~~ 4 Sel. ~ ~ — - - . , Attendance 262.367. and Twentieth street. Easton avenue fones that each « 1s unticipat ining mee mel The a aie atee Date 1B — Press - . ™ . . * P . . - ry - at .. - - = — % - , . oa various curb markets has beem 2¢: nue Last year there was an acdi- ,.-.., rs : at stau-/' Mabe! Speer, 24 years lL a te r e » & s branc? na % . fla rist. Director - quested to tm ‘Cate the circum F . “ Sa sé 7 ar : +? a? the tota! mT int oO? . ra one it J ffers rning at hiamborg 2 . Chief of Police . _ : . > Z »4 ~ ~ _ © e . . = - r . ’ ‘ . r 4 > tj £62458 sa “s . ; if \aSes has bee : sros re Or . e _ s J er here : alll arm as tiie 2 : red t ne allies . Asal: Bee sac and the purchases were ttenmdarce has been #4457 ' the - * Ey . ne c , . . . . = S HL UND ON HOWELL AR — rane « - ee neare *reatr. d OMMENTING on th . ‘ : ' : LT 4 , ‘ = — , , = = = - — : ~ . e . — $147.93 or 49 cents per capita u hases have aled $1 - ar Restaurant Err te at . - . “ r — a “Tet (,overTmment also will committed last nigl . * rr, ’ , . ae a _ . . F 4 ai ns =~ = a7 Miss J : iike Gurges, 5° : 1, & [arm- sk Germans " explanations re F of Police -O' Brier ‘ a ~~ A a2 > % - . —— . b a ~ - - : as markets aia far th = &- sO > ia fs ‘ s - 4 a > ’ é Ts. .* ~ = : = - * >. =. a . “ . 4 > . . ~~ - «+ - . - - ~ . = a6 . _ ~~ “ A -*--- . -_ + ™ ~ . . ~ " ™ . +) 7 - > —~f > ,* e. -_ = ; pur Le ie * Bes ' . ¢ *he 4 = -a pe a. .c fa .- as = 7} great rtai ‘ « 4 —— - “ - a -* - ~: ‘ > — as = — . “Tes = y | o* Bs A. t> oo > reigr ; rt fice Stated ts- 10oK ad* ntage ‘? : what extent BR is gue °t nerease a Separate vehicle nal - the par ; : AGRE al det - a - ¢ « Federal! dav Prophet attraction A > : . > * 7 e : Z ~~ ° ~ ~ sg _ 4 4 : . ~ = === : , ; : me ‘ s fror ij; 2a ad herif? hat re : >. - > - a ¢ = = = 3 = _ - . _* —— ; LAL ar w , nu a . . "> . . . e - - o — . - . = ad , . ~* ae” io — - - oF, ~ al *- -@ arm an . : =: : . > - ; ¢ : fe — - — —— ee ‘ Mar. areces ; rear nom _— ian cf Ave tat men appoint ' tion he dispat °*SsS SA e f , ra : ie . . ¥ . = : 7. G ert i S rulning CROW! THREATENS as - — y or v , . . 7 = —~ . > al “9 " : , = * id > > — ™ é _* ad , 7 ~*~ =e > : “_ ~ , . — : : . : — az “7 -> ~ \ ; 7 > + : r r- ,urgiaries ¥ the res by the Polish Government lagt Feb- persons have left and that cutgoing , : 7 . = = 2 , eee mate. ’ a ee tr : r row ced and ER SiaAurarmnt . ’ . — - - farn 2 be Satur , san . o Me a mat “"\ ~ - . . ina f IP. . TL tliz + . : » ‘ ly one among the five favoring and revoit in Soviet Kussia have * a : , 7 : Sect tal aemhel ns , Ss en l os io wl J > . : > j sta Poste bai Oe ii ( : tie he acceptance of Foreign Commis- heen received by Heuters. Lad. fron oa yas tak 2°6 : , _ fi energi¢s and ninery of norms P ) : . Retreats Behind Locked Doors though the city has ; _— >» ite} fer for the a : . ,> strike a >, * : ’ an ttor: bs “ ce ns . Snish fru randies and 4 alithou ra me r Tr merin ba ' tfer lies , . a > mia = ; > ~ wv - h A” . ase = =? ~ * > - > 7 ‘ ~ © = oom af = +7 - ’ eS . = * — - ~= ~ | : cr @ n_ on at Reading. a Pop >. while ant conclusion ef permanent Ppeece cross. Finland.” = . o S tn nt ceuti, ag , a? oa ers f Missouri w be gets Seo Sr the Assortat.¢ Press >i oeiem have reased - . ~- . Be a - 2e4 - re ® specia > 7 « ” 4 -_ : » = L£ 4 = . = . . a a ri? . . G As @ .a* ‘ ” ree*y ‘ses ~ere Peo ble | 4st. .Orma. the ’ r\ e-« ei oce>nt ra be he “ ’ Ireit™ rting of Negrn . TlDer a 3 ate narrewly =. cn an add *iona! eral ° > ’ “a 7 _ Be - ~ = - —- « nd ° ° -. - = . — ; ‘3 = > ; + Se es ae ad . sersion®. M. Dombski resolved not thet r “ Ker ¢ in Si- I > ws are sas 7 - m4 serel? wever, for tr os > “ — > a ned tr - , , e ye ; ' . 7 . Aageer oO. sict eo MW Pv aoe ps . : - a Aae — a ae 2 an angrT}3 rowd which a*reacdcrT trnadequa F wt. let the onferenm - cm lt a but . 1’ - 7 - - . se . = Fis + = : sities . ae - - . ® = % . Ss tw ~ > . -4 4 oF te > ‘taf beria. T Satnara : . ’ r that the 5 e . >» 55 ” _ = nterrupted 2 ° his temperance , s. He said all avai : . - —s -- » > . - ~ x g . - , a . ¥ a ae oe 5; farmer. - ] s is said .t he ya set ENATOR SPENCER Tee ings ast night at Reading licemen were detailed te M J Ts mer, Lin x " - «+ a ae =- S se s » : ry oe Sra? 2 . ret ? the S O Rerk break - ; Pvt ren 0 : - . ae ~~ 4 ' “ ® - = _- = = = —_= = ™ i>. FB o a . . : | : ance ? 4 Ss. a Polikh Delegation Divided ee, , or ere - ie Pa r i er.tion misS Speer a y¥ —ee - — a ; be Se great was the factional strife a. once , ep amen ing-weneny L ne Was at irela paeghbees. ore Abt — ; ean ANSWERS. WILSON’S hr mh the xed coors of the hall a additional men were am — "ee ih By se ciLe . sss range ~ = . . _ . . = . rr ree at at * _ a+ — =~ al . . : . : | - " 7 , ‘ is ar - ie 44 Aa " « sc ~ ~ ‘ . - ~ - —« - a on -_ i: ° ey 2 a . within the Polish delegation that os. 1: o1 “ie “+ a8 Bas been; §=6Last summer, about the time of *) eet aati cies ill ote, Semel FIRST TELEGRAM — Se eee territory. patroiies 5 ee? ss Wak 2 : s t? - la ee’ ’ “ 2 — ~ r. ly, © $ eax 7 a ad wT ? > — | . « a « ; eo os is Walters ©trtke in 191? ca! 5S a e = 4 ran a: [es se ~~ _+ } 2 - . TY +> . tha e . oe 3 . Pp — Lent i ae posa! eithout : : > o - 7 ‘ _* = — was - ‘ > ~ : . ~ 38 37eCq “> se ere y oy n*event -- ~>ae d: -i- . ; = © 7 > -_ oe -% * ~ a - rs a ra - \ > » + —__ —_ —_~— = _ ‘ : G&G as fe I ow | ; ' ns Pe are : : kag - " ere bd +) ae Phere M eres : ety a at om ‘> Ss eves. © : “Tr Peek } x wv *ge » sTa sk ( “| ie foubtfyu whe ae “A ‘aes fr Blot Spr rex rhe- KRearen Th-au! ‘ ‘ - es . ' oe . Pennhet'« "arade _as* nig? > > - a — - - - id - ror as | t . - representing the militariet element Poun Per re oDerate ae . . : fuel Was OoaTaLZg af toe SPRINGFIET ” Nias se . . . . ; ts . = . ——s ont, undec tue Jeiierson Miss Lielen R . D tien ae ~—e-r as — ‘ was again t it has The p e had ¢ * called out sp 1235 known criminals, | ‘mus sought to wreck the confer- imagemment We said that the mon | bome of = cee, Superin-' Bishop Thomas |! é , , : os ; . “ ~ - ’ ro > Af >? 4 - . ; Mc rye ? : : . , tendent of th public schoecls “ *- he at Ire vears old. en a . ~y 4 ~ | . - - , ; nil be ‘. ; - : . ' ate T™ 4, a? - . t> . {end b _— > . eae ra art «he eattioned Mie pit | on. ow : . Se , - S asia aped , cetectives y tb ; oka = Yoking Lx “Zi and hastening the Prisoners tn Last Week are St. Lovisans ~ = . — ', Miss Ha “, Roma i : P ~ “por mn the s za! ‘grasa . ae of . o> : burglars, .highwaymen latter . uf 4- rslanding 7? M Py | .or —_ te ted i heen —_ — - — - : : *at any »f the “an . se vv." ao 7 Macs ; st , ~ Oe ° : Pe, . . a . - 220 = a. ro i that . 7 = ' —— ! ies ~~ - - r=" ra ? ! - 2 po . . P «= _ a s . ” : . _ — a - P : +. - ~~ * - 7 ~~ Joffe Te . 2 -> r " ce . te she Was ©£UST us of ft "Better —— ilo . -. - gravevarc, ¢ & ‘articas. Streng. ael- | RIGA, © _—w 5 " 7 ss ‘ D+ * f 4 . 1 said as -* = : ° ° = 7 ~ - ss - z e - = — % " - : = . ‘? Os. Lon ee = . = —_— ’ eD saa my ae , eir « Fo ettn - = . - ; 1" Was renorted fr Tal ep: usr) Maaing r the Braneviteh-Lan'netz rai road Dera ce celegat * Save tha’ uring °rne _ . M ss 224 : - r > A> 7 te ! . ; , —a a me at al ja. +e : : , ; | o- ’ ~~ ; . - ‘ ~ 2 - ° . an ~~ = ~~ - > = - - ” — = = ° > - . - * *s ~ ee 1 br T ak cave age M Jeofte etated aS week * hy a -« >» ve . "ae i > = a ru ; = v. 5 J i 7 - = - _ a “4 ~ he ‘ . + oe om *h . . . : : 4 > r Be . - . 7 > 5 - rr? « : -_— + : ali a - = - — 4 = > eo ~~ ° x: 7 ‘e “' ' we a _ ~ fo . i halt * Ooze n ati era enmtact acceorn plished what teria! ~as a : ‘as LuzRt a @. —-s on c 2a — UP AT HOME OF _ shea Patty be the we ter Pubiien pan mat value « 9 - ~ . . ~ ° a = _--* a ~@wy a > = = a - . . ss i. 2 =. 5°) - ‘aj at » ’ seermed unmattairmable at the forma Attaches of the P eh Genera Tierney on Porce 30 Yeurs fou . — : - ers Tus * MRS CHARLES STIX => ~ a bin tel $15,064 . P _ 7 ™ .* > a — * . " ————E . ry 7 3 _* v aa “4 meetings YT eater la’ rer ore ing ww? on —* a? = a af > + : ‘ . . » - 7 » : a oo. 3 4 re 4 : : - : - . the Soviet )¢. we ltirna turer mates mast «f *> a cinta for : . : ‘ * - . a - ° . - - & ~ - a> . » > 4 | . > -_~ ~ a 4 a . i” . a - . a° " o —_ —_ d ad ~e . a" fea” - c . - = _ >t eee - ” , oS... .. . 7 - Se orm! —~ : ~ aus ot " . - . . % - - > . + , . = = ? ad mt = _™ r = ee om aed ™ By '* - oe Om : » » = A 1 * » ~ - : — 7 - i+. ~ + : a 2 . rs “ - P - — - o = ~ “a al ~t. "So * 3 o ~. a _y ome a Polish intention to conclude peace Iective ie w | 2 . . % 2 —_ ee . Keeping tien : resert a .— — ng a revolver, the rooo ? _ ed ~. “ ° . 4 =” ? 4 - 5 y = ; Tt... 4 - . vere ban? . " ‘re 7 -) > i >» ~ ee ee - -~ a . = = ° , .f - ; - “5 = 2 . _ - = met gtvenm tre mediate'y The eing es ; : b . : ‘ “a Z “ : ing Sen red : TONS. Sra —— t es sr Renz Wes Benz and ‘ts - . . . - ae . - + . = > - one - , >. altZ > — . - Seviet de *gua'es actwav hea 2 prep- POLICE CAPTAIN AMONG a ws . » e ~ . “ pn . cial a ' - . @a3 ‘ ‘* P > = ~ ~ > ~ : - ~~" . . : . 4 7 2 ds . a . o . ; 7 ; [5 rs ara lone te « *part fr. ’ Riga u SUSPENDED OVER 7 , ee a a ; a nrg ae ‘ : a irs = is § 3 ~ oe sa ~? eyed we verve —_ P bert Lane € . . . a ~ = >: oa = 1 - ‘ + . ‘ : : ‘ -— ons a” : S75 i- * ™ "ea 7 : m a > _ = . Domt Mem . : . Tr Ni eat e ntti a ——™ - > ~~ - » _* 3 © = - ~ - 2 Lan . + _ — s. “ a a> - - ~~, ; “at : Own ’ PU up [TrRety ee Cenfrented br this abrupt ultima. GAMBLING AT CLUB Y * . “eee WE, snaps : = ires a: i . : : ng with he - - Sundar , year xe : Peau - . . . ° ae 4 oo & 4 - ‘. 2 . a * ,* ‘\Jice = aa Nf a - . ™ . - «rm * "ae . coe * . ? . . = . : - ; ss 7 » . = 4 * “ = ° : i. ; - . . -_ - = ~ - ~~? _ " " . = " - .* : r “Ski took the decisive a aN was 3 ‘ e Serge . ™ - sr we « fh = : 7 y r A ll “4 - " ~ ° » - f * om > wT > . + s | — _ > t& — - * . De = s a a > ~~ »~ a © | « 7 7° eT 4 ~ = imz ° , nHrmrtertse ‘ a the ( aan reg . " sa b ~ tt - . ~— * - Th : . i; > ih. aes >~s a> = > ws - = ° - . - . he ms a “se ~~ 7 -— ‘> =r ‘ar ‘oh * “@Dry 6 . _— - ared hat the chairmen of the Rve- og A — — aa “¥ “ 4 - >. . . _ x , - 4 — = > ‘ = ro. — sz” . =? —-. “ .—r . °*-e. Eat gred 1s s- ° As ma -" Jer wg = o robber ei : \e- Wola! . ’ '‘o~ - - ~ is e . en . | a ? > Lad , » a ) 4 ve ° = —_ - fe s 2 " P ‘em. " . PD .2a° »f@~~« > ‘ ; . - - hasic Princt ples inves vec prorn: teed « - i ; ” . . _ . am i ‘f- ow, ~ : - ~-s xe’ wus UD ee ; Sear tte @ to. eo av . a 2 on © te . P . - : ~ Z . > 7 ._* . =F a pS — e . —™s because of the heavy allied pressure ats . | P ves at 4 vs iy j — EA ~@ tamer preorteti » he ¢ . ent'y Going rothing: omce they were “ eS Veiew f $ avenue, an + Srien was manager Ve ee ee ~~ eae a Gwe Amar, PrVprees »? . = rought to ne | on the Warsaw op-| heliine billiard euce te 6 Gark reem ss bees i fee nee the ann ae eonh thn cue ti v- om oe, onal ae WA + WAS WAT WA WAc WR wr ww SU, S| ome eee ee? | oon at Spring and Bast oe fearr : or : p rr ‘? . “ ~orer ~~. - - a —s we - a . *. * foreign influence. | The poli¢eman who got into the 235 Serer. Stang = 4 *s at. par it mone larme ad i ‘+ — . — - — P - . ‘ Pe ten cee by the progressive | by which a warning was received. by Came a | nin February, 13 ntly. but did not act as it 1%) Xtra Salesladies No Approvals | me was ant Oe > ’ = . " . - . . . . . a weak! oe A p and it makes possible +. flashing of a licht operated bb atr an Pires “ . he were - — e the rv ° as R : a hit. The bullet deflect * rine of the progressive elements| button pressed by a look ee ee ~ had previously sepposed | to Wait on You 4 No Refands. t| one of Lamar’s ribs an ’ » 7 : e4 a . ry : ; vs + > = . ‘ 7 ! 7 : and Y permanent power fash ng ” this igh _ Dee ci force - ~ars \ wT -_ - har wee — hea nace for [awe P tl Every Sale Mast - bodr. in PL ting a flesh ’ - - “." I a a? Pee . 2 _ ar - . i - — ™ - er Tr ” romp y a 4 Mr-=. Zoe W llama 46 : ; ee oa peg , : Be Final Eo wmllvomygh silt Russians Said to Have Watvred De. “ bn — — tas _ ® 7 e five is MeGra . cr of the Legislature ‘ e ) eoutlerard elephoned ta ~ -_ » ° , ear ee - i | wre?r *— ! a =. . - mand for Free Bastern Galicia. ; ne : “ ae as t 34 ; ‘ ° ® an ~ » ¢ an irene Sa 3 a stead Avenue fF » a rcdere? 4 > " . _— eo f > _ «* . - 4 _ _ i . ~~ —_— ' —_ > : = 7 e mh LONDON, Oct ' ‘ = ‘ ox mites = ote = > Tuan - Years ire ee partim« ae in . that she had been he A ga wtre , ?. o>) owirg the opier 4 - 7 a sU 4 : . ston of Canc ern Cal “ee ey 4 OF i oii — nibaatead et 4 ash A . " e Ss A ’ a wulevard ar hed of of soviet Peoreign Minister, and = furlongs toda nd . 14 ARRESTED - : comm St. ME : ington U., orner Sevent , was on fu us oda : 2 = a ‘ : . - . ; +e oy : : cs . me Ir are supposec °° was summone! to the Chiefs office SUND 1Y ADVERTISEMENT ‘ -~ " * $96 t > : | >)" t the re a” Question, e- he retified 4 » x *UsDpens) _- ARE : INED ™ st 7 a = : 7 ‘«s " ~, . " = » r é ._- 4 . pencence of Eastern. Ga- Lieu®t Dineen and Patrelrar New. Se A STUBBORN COUGH : ; _ , : Broadiwa . & “la hoch pariies expect a rapid , T ° | : Xo: | agreement ADVERTISEMENT mA, amore, Hai sree. LOOSENS RIGHT UP ’ CI im € Norman Wortey. 153% om nator ee aw eit : wart | a =i Veoomer: _ , ' e Prince Sapieha. Polish Fureign = Fe we fn $ ers ~ on 7 | ‘renue, was robbed of 3 Minister, bas left Warsaw for Riga, secs) > thor : it This homemade remedy is a wonder 6 r “i ratch valued at 369% br 7 > x. = vy? 7" ’ : 7 a. —_ ~e “ays a KNeuter's Warsaw dispatch ng Ae oe ee tees | es quick results. Easily and cheaply 4 a S j | ‘an on the Comp* aver o> . --* . bh oe lat gfwre bn * The? lispat “hes - ; ? meh a é . 2 ¥ - ‘ t* "se > & a’ ze Telegraph and the Wa - pe - @ “ # pe , 7 3 zs » a." 2 "3 ii , es .*» ~ —_— Z _— - - a - a —— + ~ > S y p 1 a ‘_ : _- 28 = >. " S°-% reseulting in the suspe . apy . : aaah . ; ; of an increasing exodus frum Petro- , ~ ~ he groromers ~ the mest depend e means cf beeak ; + . s ~ Tas b'own open at 4 2 & Ay Of nine pelicemen The “r os -- ' W : : a A : to ea pe threatened Stary a- 7 = 2 : : - ma . - “~~ ag v, e* a aed = ° g* oo Ss \ gh Were se . ; Oe ——— “re LAr z wr Hera * — -" f ' ! 3 TISEMENT =>. Natural Color and Lustre at Once. apiy with gambling acnen, chad: geutinee dak. wee S great many of these Hats have been j ie a a ok - : o : ea? Be a? > - , — ~ = ~ — i * as mea gier . Pau ore , - A lL ame time were discharged. For: 2 ° ' scold to dealers at much —— fig- | por ' ™ _ “ Z car ; wr * as ' ‘ he File “a *s 3 fommonr garden sage Srewed inte - rceutt Atterne mas B. Har a 5 — ‘ ' Y mmon garden sage drewed inte 2 as B. Harve be : - ure than we are as ) r . & £ - Ss Festt . ra ve - REA REMED ~ vr > ‘th »* —_ : . a ae = - ow - Mar 4 =A : - ~d : : 7°a . 4, Wit en ipha: an i a.ceho — & Sed ‘a= . ap ~—* ‘.s are ” i ack - eo? r se ; . . : Sere | ww ’ Be -. «. - - ~eneQ ’ - ; , aJdle ae wr . ira gray, streaae:! $5 | =" -_ ‘ -_ ae — ao ~~ 7 4 " “4 ra > 7a% ct Wo en h es / oreo te Sale , all~ in faded Yair beautifully dark ani tux “rns princtyal witnsos spainet the NOUUEE better for bronchitis, hoarse: | men who know millinery values will at once fi , ee _ > . . " - ° . ' "es. > > c: ~ = »* ’ 7 h th } — : nn ~ on t. Mixing the Gage Tea and Sel-| men was Patrolman Chartes Besa, : ‘ echia? i recognize that the values we've quoted do not do @ eunds. which - ; ‘ : as os is’ a™.A r = * ee ighs ; he Oe - ° ee phur recipe st heme, though, ie 2at%!y a suilor in the United States “e *.” —— these H usti Several ew Aeeus Seale Freeh ead Healthy — . © Ss en . " . .° DSBAe C2:5 sipencicd coug? syvrcp ; ese ats j ice. ve we picture, to give you } factu é 49°83 Nadi : - . . > a = : ~ - Prevents Duadref treuDiesome. Ans easier war is to get ~~* - _ = pouce cepart- ocr 245 ounces of Pinexr into a vin* id of \/ ‘ i fr e ~ 4 4 7 7 * Ad ow . 4 ae oe , ment last week His tirst assten “eae an idea of the styles. One of each kind Eve new enue. wae jwited . the realy to-use preperation improved - . ttle and fill the bottle with plain try ; ward of an a ° | " mer + ar eee ’ a — a » q sh d ] Real ‘3 : . 2 ; ' : : +} ; a ; : = y nia? Trur ad 7 if your hatr te fs!"ine out bediy. or i» Oy the addition of other ingredients 0... n¢ +n. Ser street. statics “gar srrup and shake [i Timming, ape and color. surprise value in ' ‘our men at Eectid a2 aiet “ry reason ~ef5 al Me : . : . ° ivt 4 ‘ Trem nre* eer . * , . : . | uaae’y ae @ large bettie, at little cost, at drug was * cet into tented 5c « | ~ this sale. Bridge avennes 2 . = new Os ’ Cees Set cree "ee Tots ™" Get uw . a Tle? rT * a | Le ay , steed Tr, - | Br | . . o . ¥ >be impmetdate Sed end preper! stores, Known as yeth s Sage end Wari club came He struck P an 7 rcdedi hair ‘ aoe sinful. _ , - . 7 _ > — T rer? ‘OU : oo ion reacrT “ade [or *heee e t- J _# th « (sta - » ua - . 7 . . e con ty of These > hewt $25 | . should be raided Sunday night if ke . “Ere fortained about $ Mere this throu za rour bair, taking me He sai ts ‘he Arriva c2 Tt avo +t §3 Glee pre i steers asc Tere - > nee Tactetem Seer « 6 -ea! o 2 ~ = ~ — - net AtThere TY Tra) s°o: F grar hairs bare sap peared. freer - uh : = 4 ’ 7-4 3° i art nf 4 - TT? é ’ °*-a eal o- ~” ; . - - e . . . oe \eht- @ : . cr? ee ° o ™ wil : sd - . — : Bet oRbang? the bairs aature sceler Secomes beautiful) 7 dark. gioasy, sof? Timed iate !> @ said. eT“An piaay?e aan te sac is*’ac*ion ae mone ~ 7 if vee weet = clean Seslthe ecatp, Sad inxuriaat, yea appear years,‘ rust the dice and money into 4 cromnti+ refunded. The Pinexs Co —K ‘eet, * Sask, eee ’ , : - > : >, > > -”** oo - ., >. — ’ aaa plenty of thick. coe idfov ming hair, 7Ounger. sate. and locked the sa* Rearés avue. Ind —, ~ . a a a ee ~~ — - 4 m | i. _ Se ——— TTT - }

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er rw: ea 7 - LARGEST SHIP, AT HAMBURG, BURNED t Have Been Turned Great Dritain Soon Terms of Treaty, 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1920, : . > J 9BURGLARES AND V. P. BALL A BRILLIANT 7 3 SAFE ROBBERIES SPECTACLE; BRIGHT COLORS | PREDOMINATE IN GOWNS. a PARADE WAS FINE 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH VEILED PROPHET’S _ Artificial Flowers as, Decora Silver and Gold Cloth Noticeable at’'V. P. Ball ® 3:30 so. = —~- _— —— tions for Gowns, . _— OM : — INLAND WATERWAY FR WAINE TO FLORIDA INDORSED Leaoriated ress Speakers before today's sessto Oct. 6 —- The uncom. . ship Dismarck, whi : , ' poe . ; ch Pubiie acclamation, for ever since , : . zy ane aa ea: . ' . . the Atlantic Deeper Waterways been the world’s largest | -- Everyone Seems to Agree on *8*_™ade her bow to society last y . G Stri fy |nociation indorsed. the plea ord - 1 : : ~ - . ~ 4 Pe . ” - : e \ > > . = been burned at Ham. he . . Blue and P “ONo ( . lov si : vear, Miss Johnson- has been ac- 'Q ueen s (OW Mm. trikes High \J. Hampton Moore of Philadelphia . . , _ ees ‘Kn y le rere ; »| i “P . ‘ ’ > , a > : " dispatch to the Zwelfurr | a | Green Favored 1n Gorgeous Costumes 3 es One (LOS- 0 pom i a pn en Petey on ; Note in [ Se oft Metallic president of the organization, for a ° . : “ee” is rather more than medium height. paki ae nt ;, _— . gross tonnage wag t . | —C tume bE ' . continuous Inland waterway rom 0 . TOW -ntire \ Ot ( eT \P ¢} “vy | : ir .* - ’ > 7 tiie = > . — 000, as against 54,282 o¢ : Half Do n Hold R | d, a Little Smaller | han Last Year, ote . IS¢ irmly kuit Rae the broad, fla Fabrics — Huge Ostrich Maine to Florida 3 ze Also . , : “e *“noulder and slen ' ; ¢ e- , 3 ee —y da, now the Leviathan, at Finds Greater C Th f Pp Velvet, Another. in. -Five|Somees 804 seater Ses oe? Fans and Larve B sic |, The delegates, representing every feamer afloat. No i 7 : ° | eater om fort. eme oO ageant Based ne ene speak the athletic training of the ans an ATRE ouquets State along the Atlantic seaboard, _ po e , in pi eo ou = ; ( olors modern gir! : ; . given in the dispatch as | = —~—-—- Upon Flower ith Bl | ig (; ld - 1 si] fabri o Carried nnd ePrice ons me of the fire. ly Befo ha Seay ae come $s Wi Oos- ‘Oi and sliver taorics were made ’ ing of Paltimore to work in a “4 re n of 12 . NP elie naery AVish use f in tl cost | ‘ke - , , : A use oF 1 1é ‘umes o . f : metie : tie oe was ! ullding at the P “its: 5 A few hundred fewer guests at, Standards of the floats still carried som of Electric Plant Pla " By MARGUERITE MARTYN special at neil "maem sly, Eee poracbew . pare =— pgm a nid } “ eae os Fam - Known Criminals. the Veiled Prophet's ball in the Coli- before them, tne minor Prophets mr OLD and silver a - bhp : long gold or silt er tra n, nade more Cences that what we had thought ef servi " “iy fa ie i . "he a nave been delivere seum las : at leneth re: ‘Sales Ginietm -ttenen : ww |) SR BAN pe Pe yaieiags B49 ~ccTgyens; ' as the typical debutante’ wn, thet ..t. said Mayor Broening, | und: r the peace t “* , . t hight than attended the the . — rear ] ye the 1! — wacre mg Leading Role. stones, symbols of We alth we P eolorful Ass the \" reflected the coelor- one pt 2 ee s , o , : yee . th suffering from serious congestion, . ¢ ‘ee oo 4 LHnelir escorts arte “oO eo ae | ‘ ine ; ret Ise: té ia° ! e 2 reaty. all of a year ago, made the differ- rogrnt “ - parted a - m with worn by the women at last (DR of the gowns beneath 0k, O0 tele with many flew = send which will not be cleared up untli inal te aternal slaps on the back. ni@ht’e h: | ins ary Plant’ it racaded |‘ _— ahi Hany ounces ame - aioe , Was reported the Rie ESTIMATE OF LOOT ence between an amply filled hall The ty . . af 4 % . the lis 1] ROSE FL AT night s ball w«w ith a lavishness th tf Mi Mary Plant's white brox aded billowing ' On to ing ayer Twe the waterwavse are improv. ed to ‘such oo : e and a jam. OS ore wreng BE ! ai ‘nirance of : 12 O must have impresse. the Veileq *eivet gown gave a more silvery ea ‘ egchniag: ‘ an extent that they cz work ft > Hienriy completed that . RUNS IN THOUSAND | seem 1 : » lik » mane the occasion | th, hn occupied. the attention of spot- ONE P } , “ pe ; ! pun wae | sheew ta the lor silv ant} 7. hat! OF three debutantes whose very mae - C no + : 7 ould be ready to be gent ‘ S ess teases , pe invited affair, and | light operators and the gathering, OF M¢ ST ARTISTIC fe si oat this is the -most pros- fad) like =e nabs one « ws Dior oS ‘names spell leadership led off with ne dace nes PF ou : ut oe oth : ~ he finished and trane. t | | ‘L: e be MASS lie ting. -and Miss Ma; ¥ Plant appeared pusous ne he ever hae looked Po Figg ¢ - epee ra - }eT sempre this new-old fashioned frock. but + e e Whit: Star line. The . 3 ma night Ss gathering of gruests in epee osisiiie tod y ie Rf ge upon in ail the years he has heen Se : ise sSther € gape s gown ex- most of the bude clung to the more his tap to Bagby opening the fifth. e bee ropell + - . evening dress filled the’ seats . oe ' ; = coming to review our harvest ae ravagantly relegated the lustrous - cr soto aN ls trae aple tas bhave been propelled by ' Proprietor of Saloon, After. bo Ss “ay the seats of ihe! Irrancis, The lights and the admir- ne » review ur harvest feast fahein ta thn tel f the a,), SOphisticated looking sheath gowns ' fn ae aplendié: play On ex, ‘ley ele ping 65 000. IOXESB and balcony, the spectators less ing attention of evervone foll wed Watermelon, Grape and Sun- and lead tne fall festiva!l —_ . ‘ ttt ining oO the coral vel- of velvet f sequins nd of , ia an , Ci’ Ne ills adrite to deep short and just formally clad bein the cal , : I can remember when , Vet train that hung from slight shoul- Pg n SB SUG OF GOLG SS | nalled his ¢ first Ragby did h Holdu Made to S nm tne galler) them all the way to the Prophet's am Semomocr when ene cloth al ulin a he / Silver. One maid wore a gown com- pt am = agey On in a Ps. Face The Standing Space at the north end throne where Miss Plant. the ‘irst of flower Floats Applauded of-gold Eown worn by Miss Gladve _ Straps over a fairy costume of n anit enticely of sllv: a laid lemt, but Myera did not have to ey int i P » J 5 : . : 4 —7 : i .* } ‘% . : ait 3 if) . . : ' = ‘7 re. t : ; P --o Commnrissi ; Wall b Robbe | Of the hall, which last year was the. the - "a he Tere , Kerens, whose father had recent! esh pink tulle ruffles and fluffy . "| far to get his high fl ar ston to Investi. y ry en. parkin lac of “ ihe new queen’s three special maids, C d a wes 4 panniers And the seeming m plic row upon row, that must have been Grimes’ hit t ; R « ‘e ; ‘ ¥ , > ¥ m ‘ ae Pe ae or oO } ‘ . 5 : ates a4 if : "TTT Sl ] it’- ; i” 4? . mre ; - . om’ Bismarck Fire. c mass a r 7 Ug itly wedged) knelt to receive the acknowledcnrent row Less Boisterous + n Ambassad tO What was then .,. aimed at in- Mine Helen Grate’al = ™ eight to carr’ half . . , af oo A. ;! tems " ° ‘ . . - e, ‘ “ , ‘ - - ° : ia ‘*t) rt ; "tery . ; . : , mas ' : : - SS ‘4 . ale § . | han 4s it r , , ' ated Prese Is ' Ket o a decor PooP ‘ast night had only) of a trophy from the bearded chief Th . ¥ . of bh ee en a on : ose chiffon caw ade ‘ith ; A question apparently under dis-'& 1 pgs 2 ate » Handie, Sut Met 6.—The Inter alliea a ecorous fringe of Spectators along fun. tionary an in Former Years tion of the ball. if not of the season lito gown, mad Wilh its pute ith iteaw we ins. ieee eewell made a pretty job of it and - ~ : TZ ° , . , al . : : : ote ylae o ¢} . -" . : ; » ic F ’ L? \e ere Ty ae ee — o " b, the cords stretched as the boundary conspicnu , te : straigiit gathered skirt and straight easily got him at first The alWaye- 7 ~t) : ) i ot) at : > round-necked blouse, was put at C@Mclusively last night, was that Of! dangerous Olson, after foulin ff Eestigate the circum- ‘had t ag gg ; cony, Tew ner, and Miss Esther Capen, with ‘ : Gowns Of other materials. But this tught by tt) huw f irid “gloves or no gloves Many wom- | half I ‘ i ‘ ‘ “ sla . . ; — . . , long ¥ ¢ - oo 71414 : “— - ¢7 . . - : ' , : ‘ m= ii ) Tne LT ie i , ’ -ceces . oss ° . . : “a L.t1© ruje : o . . *% he a ae o-, a0 ; : : Hamburg aad, - on Brilliant Presentation of Queen. aT, coteere paren this morning as a reminder that th The Queen's gown, fittingly and! hind mr menees, ngs “ ne ly seemed to sent a peculiar grounder that shiin- ‘ i rae . - te _ ‘ttn . . » Sa } ie agree ron ° ‘es ry bes or Te oe : ' ’ > cl care : . ‘ e ; . ™ ——— i . , . su i »s PAS , : : ‘ he lew rAV Of i >» the rair ole a : a : ‘ Sine of the peace tre es OMMENTING “ ; | beauty that has become a part of Kdward Hidden, appeared in the en-@eway and that thousands of visitors in the use of metallic fabrics Itg TOOMS, as distinguished from those , 6) pee S ' CATING we picked it up and just got it in time »*: . a P “ee 4 > - -* sees . — m -« ‘ ¢ i“ af : . , . , , / is ‘ ’ , : « b * sr : ; h Governme nt siee ain eneniead , get * > ee | the ceremonial of the Prophet's ar- trance " the ore h@stra be gan a light within our gates had noted his pas- foundation vw as fashioned ‘ ntirelv , f provide i] for the maids and matrons ’ P : ; ’ ' ay, on y te St P ty ti ! at put out. (oleaon coing to aec. . ? _ ’ ; " OF " 4 in r _rY ec . . u ‘ = er » ‘ . . me es " . . , ia " 1@, re rwury rs rey | . rT) ; : ‘spas " ’ - ay for explanatio: w ? ot Polic ‘O'Beie it, hief | rival and the coronation of his and Caprici us \ l¢ nne se air, and the SAke + hile more or iess contentedly Cloth of silver, the skirt just looped of honor. the re were te he seen even +) . ' m" tg 5 ny og ar 5 Omak f riffith s sinash was too hard , | ' las — » weilk-corde a aan oe. PRY ' | eats, y sav, t are { ~ = ; a : burnin f ae 4 eggs Phmeneree | Queen. Miss Ada Johnson, the 1920 closing of the silk-corded passage munching one of the few products lengths of silver cloth swathinge her handsomer gowns than those that , = oe : — ae oF sewell to handle, caroming off i | “4 0 the Bie- said petty thieves as hitherto | Queen wes ‘presented in a brilliant way showed. if anyone needed to he of the soll which did not have a pl ce limbs This four Se agg iy > : graced the roval dais to be exposed and hair plastered his mitt, and Olson came home with . . : ™ » ’ . e ‘ : " ick ¥ ‘ 4 ‘ | i ‘) ] ¢ Lio? r¢ over. : ‘ > ‘ achar. ee . , ‘ ; , vreign Office stated to- took advantage of the Veiled}| processional which was the culmina-|%®0Wn, that the Queen had ap- in the theme of this year's pageant. hung with a corselette th ppt ares Fashions here to be observed are | mOoth Upon the head, but St. Louls | Brooklyn's third run. Griffith meee Prophet attraction downtown tom “v " aahealieh itvesine ‘ peared. “ive lmtle figures in pink Tradition requires t} ie woke to pei Pibtintetis ‘ e: ane miei ~ a i] was a nortentows a den eniiiein mca 3 = girls remain undisturbed by the i sorry attempt oO steal and wae — t drew s " } v . | ‘ . i 1 a - al ani ie ‘ i \ ; , ei ink rilirie Stones, ‘ aStiTi news. The v are wearin wv their hair eg i : 4 ; . - tha : i an) people from : The colorful quality was not all carrie the (ue ns me train. shells he charged up to Loe 4 isitors, and from the iong VA Aalst line hune modes, far More BO than those diis- , ‘ora >| - | ‘ a . per grand _— feet ff the bag, om ' EA their homes and arn excess of . ; > . Hand-clapping was continuous until t} or a} 7 a ~ . . 1 a "Ss ; ie. : : ee , ; , 7 , ve ry mH tie } curles and pi fed at fhe ‘> Neill 7 fine peg te Sewell Th ° lari ' jin the ceremonial program. Cos- 5 1ougn it is barely possible that some panels of the brillant gems From Played as authoritative by the com sides. and. if nof® bobbed. so ar-/! inné , $ pargearies ‘was the result. it , th 1e@ assembil: Miss Johnsen reached the throne, of the native rent payers. who turned: her shoulders ere , le ar mercial fashion shows, inasmuch as A, cow edie ir Inning left the Dodgers three up on - . umes, roughout th a sem lage. ’ . ] i Irti | ] ] I th ‘ cle fo¢ ridif d | irde : si i Tri j ii «A? - y 1 he ; , . 4 . . > t SLISH DRY MEETING Such instances are not uncom- ran more to bri ht hues than in 1919 where, under the bright light from out in Vast nurnbe: - were among the and . irda of ef} a , - . ' the fate of these has heen decided range 1 int it £ivVen the appearane the enemy, who was still scoreleds. mon to St. Louis, he said, as the when the stir ema , aa ‘s hs ? h ' the great jeweled crown overhead, goober crunchers ' — "© aleaiah ; “ “2 hs “ ver clot " edged all ny tae cnet >: teil 7 ceca gt al of being bobbed. Sixth Was Peaceful. ‘ | ) a eo. ; . ‘ , i } ‘ ‘ it ; \ roses, six or elght : / , ‘ mestit . © ~ Fiu e . ane ho Aliete } } : . - rs er « , an erawnes oe nae ge corsage houqu and huge, Jamie Thrown and American pemever of policemen has” not riod upon dress had not passed she was crowned Queen, to hig: When the Veiled Prophet began deep at the farthermost edge. Her Ch#sers, while the earlier offerings iT i ' . ' vieson s smash to Kilduff start. been increased here since 1907 intil the Prophet comes. again in Se. ; brilliantly colored ostrich fans were ing the sixth we : pond tacked Doors Ith h th © **,? | Shades of light green and dark blue, | 07" ound etter — his reign, away back in the ‘70s, the coronation robe, the official gar- MUSt needs have been but tentative. | noticeable adjuncts a rifl 7 sae tien een at Reading. - = . s, = : heal é' ) ; ' mes Ol — . ; , floayw. An entire gown of cerise vel- ing a grounder K : / night at Reading : , po when at least a few of the Gover- : blossoms on the floats were bulbs| Mine. Pages ‘in.the castumes of fairy [**TO"S. irrespective of age, | ' soney, who beat ; licemen were detailed to the en. mat " srooKiyn'’s time at : rritory patrolled by ivat | arena, While this dance was In }:10- , ‘eee —~ wes hee f = ! nasturtium gown or two, were mere | hat,” but he did it ‘ , h to the Everin . te : ry. private “rive: ° t mhed fects eiectric lighting this vears eant ) jt is a rrudging compromise , ‘ i sO easily that it Kk News v The arrival of the Prophet. sched- ..... Sn ss inigeht whe: 4 accents in the rainbow whirl I atchmen. - . | gress. It was near mianignt when ne : étdenen. ¢ alli : Lern ue 4 « on Oe / ; n looked as tho . crowd also threw bombs uled for 10 o'clock, did not come un- ine first dance for the guests began anon eo i ezes hing to be desired.| Miss Johnson Acknowledged Beauty sngumenasiecane Poon the train is treated | one gown, comparatively delicately (the ball w * poerdors “ee o Sp Won . 4 . . mi ’ oe ce t wi xcellent ‘ht entertail ent ‘-f more as if it were a sear ir . ; . at ‘ “ive ° foul-smelling shenslen te til 10:45, long after the beautiful!s with the endef the ceremonial t = ‘ me : Homan enter : ime! And verily the hoary Prophet's) to 1 ie Baa ws rts . rf o1 soem tinted, too, were to be counted five! ugly twister toward thi gto “4 ° = / _ . ‘ j some ot 1e ri nr ‘ "s vo ‘ ‘ ‘ «Ai 4) geTi ~ ‘ +? \ ? i] ie Our4»nse | e arm S . i ‘ m i . 7 “¢ ‘ ° - ow trip to England Although the police in tek Offa te executed program a exhibition program, the movement of a line to Tier eye aig | activities Of | versation, but which was of less in- which is remembered by those who Watermelon Popular Float. vVear Fach vear we lovall at iar fj ! , ’ ; ‘ > i 4 ~ ’ . ‘ ‘ ; -_ »' : > i Val S ) ‘ Hiv art IC j i ‘Ty »¢* *¢ . . - “ . of the hall, through a , burglars, highwaymen and +safe| terest for those who did not happen attended the ball at the Merchants’ The big applause-getters in last carina to the unerringness of } the gow a | y owers cecorate | gowns were not reserved to the ma- Kilduff made a evens rere . -™ » ro = at. re , sateen sae . at ; 7 il XQ ct nis rneé “an t are thev ar y: . » ls - P ) . to a taxicab. Strong, al- crackers were such that the clerical! | ‘'® be seated near their own group of Exchange in former Vears, and nights pageant were the floats rep- sao, but last night there was effective when t] =) rs irly | trons. A Queen who reigned not! Gardner's single A sccrtwes t) 7 of vio ‘ acquaintances. » am neat Le ken ice /resenting the shamrock and the wa-',. ee = ae hol ial ev seem to lave more "rs } pets : 2%, lent, opposition to force of the Police Department was." - ’ to be ths ng | een Ree ee ee ee ee oan ck io eae "something more than conventional just happened to fall and bec , wesw four dynasties ago wore | starting the seventh, but there was reported from Wales kept busy making reports.’ The The fact appears to be that the in. pall has been held in the Coli- termelon. There might have been gipcervience to hie verd| indeed | 1 bail wer . ace te en- | Diack velvet, as did one of last year’s| no chance to make « pl ’ r i tng Prophet cannot get over his long ,,,,, equal enthusiasm for Float No. 18. -: A Rt rg eae, ro ‘angied In billows of tulle, as they | snecial maide while —™ ‘ ; . piay on it, night Ss work included the looting of | parade route in time to reach the - mae f ~ tli hit rf ti ‘ so ieiaauaiinaien t} . bri rn , ‘+ } id it was As if si had but set his sen! did upon many of the debutantes’ py Peer ae Ones hile rg epee. Johnston forced Gardner. Olson lo a 2 -hic : | art se of Spothght rirrecuve, pheunties —_ pag anda nagar suggesting that the parade route be . : briony is a gourd vine eee © P : es, a: away a +8 Collis n. as last vear, were in white ; ’ ont ay. ; JOSEPH PULITZER of the carrying”away of a third shortened, so long as the route is as liseum, as ! , gee onc The fifth float, typifving grapes, 2]ong the line the rose float won loud! a couple minutes = pla | . 12, 1878 safe and a half dozen holdu ; , and gold. New designs of fruits and nue Before he could | fact, the Indians” mar ' Griffith bounced off the Ny by the Pulitzer Publish! ? oe well lined with spectators as it was — ! +h, ¢} onre Was the subject of many facetious @PPiause play. Johnston, likewise. 1 . anager walked : Thahet ifth and Olive Streets = The estimated value of the loot) yjact night. But it was suggested flowers, in harmony With this years! nerks as it eneetiead . Ste we There was little for the characters | sacrifi aia ' e rr a ried to to first. Smith grounded to Koney,| eld Wall in snaring Séwell’s long dit Bureau of Clreulatione ) Was approximately $15,000. by some persons that the hour of theme of the ~~ phet's ae », ap throu the crowds ‘Etere comen| en the various floete ta do except to| front of the plati saab shay one in peake taking sex ond, where he re- a e. ©'Nefll dropped one midway, . => —.... ’ ‘ - ¢ ‘pf ; ti ¢ ‘a ; . 27 De Baliviere avenue, at 10:40 p./ » Wl hav ive mple time for and was not overdone. “ae RE oR Ee og are REE, PAA BN | be Ben at | 2 — for Griff_lth & the Cleveland attack with a wonder. "8? sounded a knell! for Bagby, Gra- pur Fr repubiication. of ali new | would ave given am} . : ne one inquiry Where's the raisin float matic action was not called for. The srounder, but it caromed off his foot ful e: ; “Y pited to it or not otherwise : m. One went inside, another stood | seating last night's gathering and Following their departure from De ite ralthittes ld Ba neues uanalind a eng Pa and develoned 1 : , ul catch of Johnaton's difficult flv | ney being sent in to bat for hin. - t eae , | lie , 4 ‘ ‘ wie ers 4 ec I " = ‘ i » } ‘ . . - .* _ 1 . - paper, and also the toon! guard at the front door and the third | ¢, I seein ein ee ¢.,..|' the ball. many of the guests went to eo = , — ene mee ‘oped into a double, scoring In the succeedin half-innine | @raney struck out, and Grimes herein. Ail rights of repub- . © ir for all necessary preliminaries to the! : : : god of drink, was the central figure hands and threw kisses to the crowds! Grimes and sending Olson to third. Sne : & Ss NRIDS, | - = gor jal dispatches here!ln are a remained in the automobile. Draw- main ceremonial Su: h hotels and clubs as had not he re ar | ? ; i+ . at t} it I iol ‘ inte ntially eal , Wy) il? . . peake, Surpassed W heat's catch. an ovation. q 30 moss ore. Qik i@. it BO sk lat. ~ . ERAS MaSsSe g . “yy , . : : . : 7 ing @ revolver, the robber ordered Matrons and Maids Enter , canceled arrangements for such par- "1. the Bumps and jolts at face © ths ae reat, In| Koney had popped to Wambsganss,, Uhle took Bagby’s place on the ~ » e ; ’ \ } UmMmvsS anit } ie a ‘ i > = f S w . ss... - ‘ | WN RATES BY M : ; Benz, Mrs. Benz and two c - | _ thei ties because of the waiters’ strike. » tn | - , storm of “raz- but Kilduff nailed a drive e mound. He made a promising debut. ADVA CE: AIL IN 4 ustom Ten spotlights centered on the street car crossings the characters BROOKLYN DEFEAT zing the game has vet level @0 1! ft ~ e ; ha ; ers, John Barrett of 5568 Waterman Pease at o a'dhock when o monitory oa Se a se one oa a a mr arr ace S aces A sey lj ‘ ) ‘ “ © oar, center that might have been serious Miller, the first man to face him, ¥y. one year...... ave . ‘ r 4 4, ’ . iLfle : a rg at ( lic ly in ne crowad to Vell . e ' as alier «t 1i@ Wig > © . - ™ . » : ' ’ »” : ; (40-mile 606 Suburbs. 5 manded Mrs. Benz to turn over th» ition and Floor Committees. DEBUT LAST YEAR ‘Where 41d vot vet it??? (ontinued From Page One. ston'e auick retur plate n John this w onderful player. Miller died | Uhle'’s pite hing, for he turned in a Rte pt R f Jee a Copy. contents of the cash register. She | The maids formed the next pro - re ¢ : you get ms Tuity Games tied : oe peacefully at first on his little tap to} piffling strike-out. wewnere : 4 » ’ ’ rr we : . : Copy dress engraved i the ‘hetl \ cessior t h h f F P ¥ flowers @f Parnassus, had th owd tim on an att mpted steal Kilduft ‘ | did not groove the first defensive positions Jamieson. at the top of the ba bad ond-class matter July 17 th be, n 1€ POCKetbHOOK, | ors reflected in the balcony, and e is Vaughter o ormer rFresi stumped There are towns named! taking the throw one for Speaker in the fourth , Ons. t- offic Low — e robbe il i , 411i lic ee oe a ins sland corto - . n Sewell died ace mR March 3 isto ~ : the ie. papel tatens vem ede: shimmering in the brilliant auch e dent of od of C.—Graduated Parnassus in South Carolina, Virginia Konev tried the Dodger’ e eacetully at first on! Continued on VPage 21, ' —. Miss Marian Franciscus, queen 0! and Pennsylvani: 4 visitor from’ half of t! aa tae ——— 6600; Kinloch. Contral 680 ; Saloon M bates —_ ; F N York School ane ennsylvania. . isitor from, half of the second, but Jamieson ‘ , | Man Shot by Robber the 1919 ball, made the first solo rom iNew tor chool. ‘ rena - aa | . = } . | > 19 , . Parnassus, Pa., which is near Pitts-, made a pretty running catch of what ——— After taking a diamond stud val °j Albert T. Terry as her 7 | | eee , atch of whi | “| entrapce, with “ a, Miss Ada Johnson, whom the burg said if there _ ever were suc! might ot} rw + would he e been ; 4 SS; it} \ im il pLiift ist Ul : ; . , . rs tl aS he smoke iat ¥ ‘ eng fa ? ‘ory y nit had ee : siled } rophet las’ bight crowne d flowers tne? tne sm .¢ miu hav aie raw (;,ardner oniv had to squat Edward Lamar, proprietor of a sa r ‘a throne, in the place 4 -|the Prophets throne, 1) , ' , killed them before he moved to the where he stood to get Kilduff's line: B - J ‘UDYV until the Queen of the (Court of Love and ; . . ’ nay . ini — ys . argain : ~ 9 at Spring and Easton avenues, | which she . should occup: | > : 4 —— } . ‘Mr : town. and O'Neill walked about 20 feet to Bargain 12:45 o'clock this morning, a new Queen's accession. a seauty. is the daughter of Mr. and The Kansans ‘had a chance to/ get: Miller's high fou! Center . , , of a gil in : ee _ : Miller gh foul. highway man ordered Lamar to face — 7 ye aicaa over th white | Mrs. Jackson Johnson of 35 Portland whoop when the gorgeous golden- O’Ncill couldn't resume where he Center | white e She was born in St. Louis. and hued sunflower float went by. An: left off yesterday in Cleveland's of St. Louis : of St. Louis *” “ stead Avenue Police Station at 2 ) facturing Co. | S¥enue, was jolted from the running " board of an automobile occupied by and Natural | ‘D Kahan, 4914 ws the wall and then fired a shot at him. The bullet deflected against one of Lamar's ribs and circled his body, inflicting a flesh wound. Mrs. Zoe Williams, 4600 Delmar boulevard, telephoned to the New- A. m. that she had been held up by two men in the 3900 block on Delmar boulevard and robbed of $496 | Holdups Reported. Louls Glauzner, 4630 Idahojave- . was robbed of $80 by two men at Broadway and Carroll street at i a. rm. a Norman Worley. 1538 Nebraska avenue, was robbed of $1.25 and a Watch valued at $60 bv a highway- man on the Compton avenue viaduct, near Chouteau avenue, at 10 p. m. A safe in theoffice of the St. Ag- nes Coal Co., 6012 South Broadway, Was blown open at 4 a. m., and $700 Was taken. Neighbors heard the ex- Mlosion. but the robbery was not dis- eorered until employes reached the at 7 o'clock. Robbers got $57 from the sa@fe of the Electric Sales Cé., 1028 North Grand avenue. They “jimmied” a back door to get into the bullding. Stolen ‘Safe Falls Off Auto. An iron safe weighing about 250 Unde. which had been stolen from Office of the New Era Manu- 4928 Natura! Bridge men at Euclid avenues at 1a.m.. The men M4 not stop to pick it up. It con- tained $°. Burglars hammered the combina- knob from a safe in the office the Gravois Theater. 2636 South mh avenue, but did not suc- in getting the door open. | Sere contained about $200. a #ewelry, clothing and silverware | a® $5538. and certificates of valued at $3000, were stolen the following residences: Sam Page boulevard; D. Brohon, 4207 Fiad avenue: Theresa Wiesmann. 32233 Caro- Street; lIsaae Magdieon, 2013 die street: Mra. James Som- ~™ i410 North King’s higt- wy The leanvae of the arena, the spotlights ‘throwing a circle of dancing shad- ows. The magic rod which was held | aloft proclaimed the figure to be | Mercury, whose name appeared on ‘the program in its Greek form. | Hermes. A group. re gally clad followed as butterflies and roses ‘and a Queen Butterfly, with glowing gossamer wings, led & praiseworthy display of youthful grace and child- ‘ish agility. A muscular young man executed a waltz movement in the ‘etyle of the Russian male dancers. ) Fruits and flowers were borne in the 'final series of evolutions, and ihe dancers then sat down in front of the stage. | Grand March From “Aida.” The period of delay which fol- ‘lowed was ended by the entrance of the Prophet's train, heralded = by ‘trumpeters. The orchestra respond- ‘ed with Verdi's stately grand march ‘from “Aida.” in which the Prophet and his retinue seem to have a vest- ed right. - ' The gaudy costumes of the Pro- phet’s train. detached from the tin- ‘eel surroundings of the _ floats, brought a new and biaring element lef color into the hall. This was ‘moderated only by the black and ‘white of the Recepton Committee, corting the matrons and maids, were required to pay for it by giving their arms to the grotesque maskers Marchine and counter-marching in the arena, with the numbered —_— — = —_— William L. Nolde, 3144A South avenue: Ira Hendricks, Twenty-second street, Mre. Dora Nolde. 2311 Benton street; Williain Deichmann, 4904 Devonshire avenue; James H. Beck, 1318 Cora avenue; James H. Col, | 2129 Nebraska avenue; Pau! Butza way, Compton 1812 North 9309 Warren street: John Mullen, 2296 Warren street; Mrs. Fred | Woebler. 2325 Montgomery. strett. 'Artbur J. Bauer. 2122 Nebraska =, pa H. Mohr. 4451 Washington , boulevard; Vincent Geluso, 141°2A Frank L[Lo- North Fifteenth street; ‘Jer, 2336 Rutger street; William A.- who, having had the privilege of es- | place. was graduated from Mary Institute, | |following which she attended Miss. Spence’s School at New York, from | which she wag graduated in 1919 She made her debut last autunin. Her father formerly Was president ‘hamber of Commerce and is of the.-( chairman of the Board of Directors of the International Shoe Co. The number of special maids f the Queen was reduced from six las! vear to three this year. They were Miss Esther Hallidav Capen, Miss Helen Gratz and Miss Mary Plant. Miss Capen, first maid, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Capen of 501 Clara avenue and 1.1 cousin of the former Miss Adaline Capen, who was Queen in 1913. She was graduated from Mary Institute in 1916 and from Vassar College in 1920. Miss Gratz. daughter of Mr second maid, is the and Mrs. Benjamin | Gratz. 5155 Lindell boulevard. She is attending Vassar. and came home for the ball, and to be brides- maid at the wedding today of Miss Anne Block. a special maid iast vear She was graduated from Mary tute in 1918 Miss Mary Plant is the daughter o& Mr. and Mrs. Samuei Plant, whose home is on the Cella road, St. Louis County. She was educated at Sacred Heart Convent here, and at Miss Wright's school, Brvn Mawr. She has been active in the Junior League ’ Burmeister, 5448 Queens avenue: | ‘George McMahon, 2138 Nebraska avenue; Fred Meyer, 6364 Pershing -avenue, and Dr. W. H. Coiton, 1308 | Olive street. CASTORI For Infants and ChiMren in Use For Over 30 Years Imsti- ; exotic touch was given to this float by a suggestion of sun worship in Peru, where, as in Kansas, they for- merly worshiped strange idols. Float 14 Got Sidetracked. The Indians on float 14 got off the reservation, but were rounded up. This float represented maize, 0 Indian corn. It broke down at Twenty-second and Market streets but an Indian corn doctor fixed up and it cut across town and re joined th.’ parade. The crowds on Grand avenue and on Washingtor aventhe west of Twenty-second street missed seeing this float, but while it was getting back on the reservation it was by many who were not the line of march and who hailed It led Feen on it as a pleasant surprise misunderstanding the DA ade _ mist) to some “Did vou done see asked a duskv Seventeent! Ward vote! Sure did replied the othe “Didn't take long to see that pa rade. There was only one float.’ Cherry Float Picked Too Soon. The cherry float, though one of the most beautiful in the parade looked if it had been picked too soon oherries cither were un ripe or were of that green maraschi no varietv now oniv private stocks, for the general c: effect of this cherry float was mistakably green, there being only a few touches of red, which is popu- ‘larly supposed to be the color of the as The perrnissible lar ulr= fruit of the tree which’ George Washington cut down with hie little scroll saw A simiilat aivergence from the normal was noticed in the color echeme of the morning glory float Here all the incandescent morning |; glory blossoms which twined around the cabin porch were vivid yellow without any attempt at variegation. They suggested the flower of the pumpkin vine Rose Float One of Rest. Much closer to nature was the re , color scheme of the rose float liere in point of lighting. truth and cos | tuming the pageant produce reached the climax of his art. All , - Sf en RE. Bie nmagpaet beng sees. Se “ we * aS SRE a tap to Grimes. Bagby it a ' good deal harder, but straight at Grimes, who threw him out. Jamie- third time up, and instead of a two- effort, he sent hit base hit for his first son’s smash went straight at Grimes. too, but had more than a 2.75 kick to it, and scuttled to center for a single. Wheat came almost -to third base for Wambsganss’ fl. Brookivn Again Scores. Both teams seem to be playing for the first ball pitched, and Grimes lined theefirst offering of Bagby to center for a single in the Dodger’s third. Olson tried to sacrifice, and Bagby attempted to get Grimes at second, but made a bad throw, and both men were safe. Grimes got a kick in the shins, as he dove into second, and had to limp around for THE BEAN EATERS Taking the average height of a Bostonian as 51% feet and the height of a bean pot as 10 inches-— A New York paper has fig- ured out that in a yeara Bostonian eats 24 times his height in baked beans. Anyone who has ever eaten the justly famous baked beans served at CHILDS will not wonder at this. — - of the Fall Season re | “Samples” From the Best Designers — f ° : > i ia 20 wide reputation, All newest stvle ideas for mi early for first choice. They ought to be sold by n 300 Hats. ultra-fashionable to the highest degree—from designers of! | | : ssand matron. Come | oon Thursday, an = am me meme a ce ee ee eee ee aS en oe (a agg I nets . —— at IO sr eR AA i Te Ae a Sige Gs deal aN > Bae Ue aaa ee | I | ELE A SN OT = IE er i ee

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, on * —*- ee te ee ———— AS I = * e as — eo’ m > 7 = oe See = ee | ee oe oe - ie ated UE Post-Jhiepath Aerewith presents the secowd inefaliment of the | woftable article om the October Atiantec Moathiy on “The Voter's Chotwce in fhe Coming Election.” by Dr. Cheriles W. Eitot. president emeritus or Hierverd | rersuUy The ret installment was printed yvesterdey end Aa remaining three li be printed tomorrow, Fridey and Saturdey. 8 By DR. CHARLES W. ELIOT, y LES _ President Emeritus of Harvard University. Atlantic Meathiy Sy Spectal Arrangement) il hare bullt up. mereover, a great SY stud: f President Wilsen’’ system of gorernment, which has By ices should start from the stood through a long age as | fellowing statement nade many respects a medeil for those the inaugu a@dress of the Presi- who seek to set liberty upen ident at the Capitel March ¢. 1913 foundations tha’ will endure m wear and ¢f months before the against fortuitous. change, against great war broke out in Eyrope. and storm and accident. * ° )reaffirmed in various later adcresses The feelings with which we face ys :. | i ct ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . i . - 7 OR er ere ER aren ere IR RS WE >. that leads to the final uplands. we ehall get our epltimate view of the ¢uties of mankind. © addreeses of Oct. 75 1913—one w cellege youth come. listertiers to service if Presiden’ Fi ii- oF - imvite the he would say the vain strug- ‘eadersaip he sepeke ae frilews: | am sometimes rery mech im- terested when [ se gentlemen suppecing that pepularity is the way to suceess tn America. The way to eteeees in thie great coun- try. with it fair judgments, & to show that you are net afral’ of enybedy except Ged and his tina! verdict. [If I did eet believe that. I weuld net believe in democracy If I €id not believe that. [I weuld met believe that peepie can guov- ern themeelives. [ff [| dit not be- that the moral judgment awak people ‘bat wiehe= anc intends to guvrern and centre! « own affairs. . Whe is « otrtkhing adticipaticn of the i4 points In a (hree-minote ei gre te the the Spirits ef Sir as these game things with the same sincerity In a brief address bv President 'Wieen at Independence Hall on the Sterling Trio and the Peerless Quartet. An old minstrel man. Mocroe Silver Ficht Favorite Victor Artists Will Appear at the Odeon, Saturday — F real American music, full of Bn and varied in type, makes you glad to be alive: if you have your Victor tavorites which you play over and over: then you'll welcome the mu- sical treat which Saturday night offers. Eight of the Vic- tor’s most shining stars will scintillate for your benefit at that time. They are all old friends whom you have heard and enjoyed and no doubt often wished to see. Just for this reason they TC ; 4 POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1920 ST. LOUIS J seats Bi 4. P res) : VN ee : ‘ tml vo 1 can go at isi as fas* a5 tnat mmo peopie the fa.th hae " ui es : be gat ms te PRG Men ¢ 131 ; esident Ww son mace . §°T ICs bad h “= set ft Ais neeption ef 3 and you can see to it that rou do him to embark on his last series png 0 ie ae vessel in rious cities. from the naval and miMtary forees Gesu The Humble Man. not lag behind the averag ra ppeals to the country against the We Oe ae , “ew York to Kansas City and St were needed for the defense of Gam Public life. like private iife. | judgments of the mass. I hav: Ppeditiee ec the Segate minority ae ee thie piace. ten Louis. Hie purpose was to st forth country. The fell + rassage foam © would be rery ¢ and dry if tt my life dealt with ali sgerts ana On Memorial day. 1915. Presid us go away ‘rr a ‘th o sures wh 2 nistr hi! ress at r Me megig? R. ‘ . — ance : . :; : a 12 *#aszUut . . — were not for this belief in the e=- enditions ef men. and I have Wilson delivered at the great Na ewed 1 _ " aetstee aan ’ = of ths ‘ =] r 4 ¢ _- ‘ 4 Ty} r i *} na iemeter bad ATrii zon 4 ; m > == ab “4 - » " _ ‘ is - - | z. Ser (ia. eau gL . . ns = . : _— ee : =* ’ a - cm ; ru a. _ . , - s - Keep. and the bel 20 fuder burned just as Orig mn but pithy address WRce omeniie - cer li £ ng in Congres rz . a8 War eo spirit could be translated into ac- — —— * . numbie or cm ” 8 aoe ne nae 7 ‘. » pert - 7 . on LK ead tie .wishe . le? > expiain before prepar.ne ane . etfeetire # tien and int ruin a aang - Ba ry ey ype i sen cot ’ ; - “a c r 06 ' e 4 the world tin those rea PoP war embtages how - (entinecd se ace Sfx. | tire Ou cannot € my taster t Mar " iirs oOrt " = & , 5 e ryir m- ‘ tremendous = na : than ; ~ ~ % nr a : . : ao z tier s ar wont firma his War America is r new th ake for h and {or “as ying to meet the emend —_ DS EeeeeEeEee — NE ae ———— —| ——_—$—$—$ > ee calluses right off with ft: ms Agcly atew crops of upon that old, bothersome corm. Instanty that corn stops hurting. Then shortly you lft « nght of, oot and ali, without pam of soreness. *" Freezone ee Hard coras, soft «ors, corr~ Setween the toes. aod the Bard sai calises beficm ff feet Wt ‘gat ai—po mmoug' SAFETY FIRST! Accept enfy an “unbroken package’’ of Mother! Say “California.” then you will o qmwine “Bayer Tabiets cf Aspire,” which contains proper direc- get genuine “Calitornia Syrup of Figs.” Ful ‘ ee . S tions for Headache, Earache, Toothache, Neurasigia. Colds, Rheuma- directions for bates and cChiidren of il! ages ~ tem, Neuritis, Lumbago, and for pain generaiiy. Stnctiy Amencan who are constipated, Oiltous. feverish. tongue- Tomy beteies of Frewzgma”” cost : i | coated. or full of cold. are : " Bandy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but a few cente——Larrer packages ag 2 a wanes ae we § ay printed on bei a few om at drug tere Aaptrte ie the trade Mark of Payer Maculacturs of Mopotgecetica.i(ester of Gaii-y! -acig tae Dottie Ludren love this delicious iaxzuve. — it . ' ; ms ae — —shew the @ There are stj McCall! Patte: »agbe &t. even the boxes, The assortm effects, corded 1 stripes are arm turnback cuffs. treme low pri orders. This Sale o Han Affords Ri *s offer these that is low quoted on Hats before. They ar est class maker New York City, the entire surplu price. As the qui Included are I made of the very French Hats. 7 navy. henna, pur A Thurse | i =) BEActirel - $lexible s black kid or c leather. Pert Oxfo eras: the | style. All wit

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'.. - ‘ ~ 7 ee een ie". . ma : » Z e- ; : nin”? . * oth, MF nl Y Re rat i. « ~ bch eee ‘a = LE FE ee ra ber ee re ey oe ~ OO RR ne te ey a Re ili. a 0 FI On EE Sr : > =. . Ca . . — —_—-——— -_——- —— ee lon the chief exeeutiv, | ..f ———_— + —_—______— —— ——= ————— oe - : naar AO ; “ ail eaclaliaiage ntry In pardcular he ‘a = . —= SSS ee vn See Our Other Store Announcement on Page 4. nd milary forces tha: @ for the detente of the @. ' McCall's November Patterns ~ WH ut Soldiers’ Memoria: =e ~ apie gg oe ages and ‘most ey poe! so soe | T “1900” Cataract Electric Washer burg, t’a.. shows h t lour, broadcloths and silvertone, and the much J = tavored velour checks. In beaver, seal brown, Pekin. ESE Shirts came to us in an unusual way, being consigned by the makers to one of their numer- ous offices. The car in which they were shipped be- came wrecked in transit. The Shirts, however, and even the boxes, are in perfect condition. The assortment includes mercerized weaves, crepe effects, corded madrases and percales. Fine and bold stripes are among them. They are made with sof turnback cuffs, and in all sizes. Because of the ex- treme low price, we cannot accept mail or phone orders. (Main Floor.) + navy, black, plum and Nankin blue. Every Suit is | beautifully lined in silk. Many are fur trimmed. HESE Blouses are made Appropriate Suits for any occasion. All sizes for of good quality Geor- women and misses. gette, in white and flesh colors, and include odd lots of our higher-priced Blouses. In the collection you will Hnd embroidered and beaded h me styles. Also braided and elab Cc ress orate lace trimmings Many; have hemstitched cuffs. Com plete range of sizes, but not al! sizes in each style. As these Blouses are un usually low in price, you should take advantage of this Most every weman is contemplating the purchase of a new Dress for Fall and Winter wear. Whether it be a Frock or everyday, business or dress wear she will find it among these low-priced assortments. Dresses of satin, taffeta, crepe de chine, meteor, tricotine and men’s-wear serge are to be had. There are plain tailored as well as effectively trimmed models, including panel effects, fringe, embroidery work and novelty trimmings. In colors of taupe, Te Belgian blue, brown and the staple navy and black ! rimmed and Sizes 16 to 44, and extra sizes from 46 to 52. Ready-to-Wear f‘lrownstairs Store.) “an Rugs at Pronounced Savings Brussels Rugs, Chinese Straw Rugs, N velvet and duvetyn, and Special, $21.98 15c, 39¢, 69c and $1.19 Each combinations of these mate- a = ion clea a , 3 an heel pew sg _ Serviceable Rugs, in choice Oriental effects A large collection of imported Straw Matting Tiais, piaic ana brocade. '€ Suitable for bedroom, dining room, etc. b5ize R retty. colame and catterns. Giaean styles embrace the seasons » feet ugs, in many pretty ps Sass oo range from 18x20 inches to 4'2x7 feet. popular eftects. Manutactur- ‘ ers’ samples and Hats selected Velvet Rugs at 339-95 = C from our own stocks. There Dependable Velvet Rugs, in allover and Velvet Stair arpet, ~ ' S. Yesirable colors, and in the . is a large color range and com- Oriental effects. I binations of colors, with trim- seamless style. Size gx12 feet. Special, Heat yee mings of ribbon, tassels and . ‘ . Excellent wearing Carpet, im allover patterns. econ ls} Downstairs Store) Small Rugs at $4.98 There are shades of tam, green and red; 27 Velvet and Axminster Rugs, in an assortment § inches wide. and suitable for stairs or hall run. of allover. medallion and floral patterns. Closely: ners. woven. Size 27x54 inches. Special Sale of Curtains and Panels UR Bedding Department is most complete and we have is Sal oe me : prepared some special values for tomorrow. If you are plan- This Sa ec of ning an extra bedroom, now is the time to buy. Below you will hind values worth considering. Hand-Blocked Hats White Enamel Bed, Simmons Brass Bed. Special, $21.00 Special, $40.00 Full-size Bed, with brass caps Four-post effect. Very heavy Affords Rare V alues and five heavy fillers. fillers and comes in the satin fin- : o sh. Simmons Steel Bed, ey Ot : 08 ; : Summons Brass Bed, t : Special, $22.50 Special. $28 a es ) In old ivory finish, with square Pecial, 939-50 tubing; five fillers. With five one-inch fillers and 4 p B 2-inch continuous posts E offer these Hats at a price er [* eon _ Fost ed, narnet Seat Mat that is lower than we have ,; | : Special, $14.95 Special, $23.75 on Hats of this qualit ¢ wa : Two - inch - post Bed, in white 9 PESe/D ies Th f tile hi “di i tj “e” enamel or Vernis Martin finish; White enameled, and equipped — xd dean gly weg + tet 4 ies . “ or full size. Very attractive! with an extra good link spring. iy ) 4 0 y at ae : | est class maker of fine Hats in hid? priced. This is a Simmons pro@uct and New York City, and by taking specially priced. Full size or %. the entire surplus stock we are able to offer them at this low “oe — Bed, Anchor Brand Mattress price. As the quantity is limited, early selection is advisable. pecial, 323.95 arma vane In br@wn mahogany and with pipe: aa si Sip Included are Hats of Panne velvet, hatters’ plush. All are square tubing. elie 3 ; ~ made of the very finest materials, and the shapes are copies of Simmons Twin Beds. og! Pcl ggg M0 French Hats. The color assortment includes black, brown, ® Special, $37.50 Each ticking. Made of layer felt, navy, henna, purple, beaver and two-tone combinations. and with roll edge. (Third Floor.) bbe ddbbddddddddddd ddd ddd dd ddd dddbdd ddA SOOOADODEHOOE ERR Ree eee eee eee eee eee eee eee tan as In a new mauve and gold-fnish Square tubing. A wonderful Earl Brand Mattress _ Value. att ol pegs | Biltmore Mattress - Agee statin 16.75 a ; 3 ;-S1z¢, $15.75 | Special, $12.75 Stearns and Foster Ear} | Full weight—45 pounds—and Brand Mattresses, with roll | contains 1oo°s pure cotton felt. edge and in fancy art ticking. | A Thursday Featare—High-Heel Dress Oxtords Special, *42> Pair Lighting Fixtures . a Complete Outft of Lighting ¢$ 50 | § BEAUTIFUL Oxfords for dress or street wear. Light Fixtures for Bungalows or’ . A rms 4 flexible soles and high curved heels. Brown kid, Larger Houses, at, Special. aad black kid or combination with suede quarters. All patent ouchy a leather. Perfect fitting. These are regular spat style ‘ corns and ; Oxfords: the kind that spats fit over better than any other off with fingers * style. All widths and sizes. (Main floor.) EE Made with roll edge and fancy Pure cotton felt filling. art tickings. P Seventh Floor.) ee iTie ‘nf A.7e Ntore.) eee eee + ne iinadiia ——p wean | | Gingham Dresses* you lift it right off, 3 Leelee es nan ah \ Are Very Specially >. tT : , apd the 4 ; | : Priced Thursday at calluses un | : — a feet ift = \ ia X : 7 oft —no \) at 6 /| , a | / r—Porch Light, black iron fitter and 6-inch R. I. ball. * : | AN unusual offering of Gingham 2—Hall Light, one-light, chain drop and 6-inch cut glass ie ae ball.’ 3 | Dresses. These ene e — 3-—Living Room, three-light ceiling shower and glassware. . ones pene g 0 een 4—Dining Room, four-light shower, with 14-inch plate and ° = lassware. ‘ omg in enn vt — . s—Bedroom, two-light shower, with Shefield plate and cuffs. These — ’ lassware. er Boe ye a aa tie Meat and : 6—Bathroom, one-light bracket, with white bell-shaped pric garments, DU shade. sizes are broken, and we have put 7—Kitchen, one-light, chain drop and 6-inch bell-shaped them into one lot. ee wm Whee? > N extraordinary purchase of Lace Curtains and Panels will be offered Thursday in the Downstairs Store. This lot comprises the entire surplus stock of an Eastern jobber who sacrificed his merchandise for needed cash. Filet Weave Lace Curtains Women's at fi -- and 425 Pair Footwear These Curtains are grouped into lots and arranged conveniently $ 2.95 for your selection. They are made in the newest designs, in dainty ~~ allover effects, as well as plain centers. Colors are white, cream ~~. =" and beige. Either with scalloped borders or lace trimmed edges. N unusual assortment of All are 2° yards long high Shoes in dress styles. + Tan or gray, kid or black Panel Curtains, $3.49 Each leathers. High curved leath- | | er heels. The majority with These are made of excellent quality scrim, mounted with filet, cloth tops. Al! perfect fitting. -onroidered motifs and lace insertions. All are finished with lace All sizes. atlas or remarkably low price. ‘Downetairs Store.) » PROD OOON000000000 00000000000 00005 0000008 0000000000000000000000005 Pah p appa ppb aha banaaaaianinries % 9999000 000000000000000000056 . + hh ee ee | | hem ~ . 3 ¢ Means : ore the rg Bae rw = ‘>, eee ee RN as eae es ee ae ee hae eee Sn GR alae aaa cial eee. atin al hep te OTT S$i te aR es ee

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1920 | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WILSON HAS BEEN TRUE TO HIS IDEALS, _ SAYS PRESIDENT ELIOT An Excellent Selection | ——— i ees, Ceatizuecd From Pager Ff eer. of Dainty and A ppe- , , fet PD vay 7 fo Tea 3 | fighting ‘He had not yet com to h ' tizing Preserves in _ me o7 + A. VW. |draft, and was, therefore, advocatin the Basement a Oe k. mM. . — etieesiiens ce on a volunteer army. Bu Shop he adweit on the ; ti c ¢ ~~ OD - . stitutior mn the United State “th : ——_—_— PRE tS “eRe = *vervet ft rrt on . » o4 a* ee _ oe = er . > . : : . > ° ery Wy : j "7 Constitution of t tha 9:00 lo 5-30 Saturday. 9 to 6 O'Clock. Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth of every state—iay —_ . a an s a Store Hours: _ = — SE — » fFenendceé ’ ie 4 (ata @ i ~ —$$—$—$ — a Primciple that eve Ras the right to =e cae To the 400 Men Iho Bought Overcoats Here, Three Weeks Ago— Tell Every Man You Know That We Have Secured “ Merod:’” Puiiesinn onl ies War. > ee = “Borverd Mills _the same Wornouta winks! come when I could not do both’ SS ee a tee That's the answer when you ask how ne Se ee Ss Gam enle Thapadan, te aturday. “Mérode” and “Harvard Mills” hand- oaer of your country, as well 4 — : finished underwear fits. Moreover, it ene a. keeps its shape ! Each garment is cut by hand and the materials, though soft and fine, are firmly knit and never stretch or sag. Wears well, looks well and feels good! Its dainty finish, smooth Flatlock seams, and beautiful lines make “Mérode” and ee ee en ee “Harvard Mills”’ just as suitable to wear s ™ rt that belongs to me tha re with your best gowns as they are com- Sie an Geek cine baleen tothe ee eepecemt Ens Just Deen receives. : | fortable for sports of all kinds. eed Wb cand. bubind ana Sn. goeee savkets. He was co enthusiastic that he expressed every garment All weights and models for women a SS aS btn ne Or A i ila ae okie beaten cam eataal children and babies are to be had 3 leading shops.’ 5 - « ys _- = ht ala — tenia tet ee eee Ee oe ee Es _—_ ss Sl -_ 2 Eee —_ ‘zy sta ( - LALA OS tay Ete gate tn ao ——~ ieee ee mee 9 Na ’ a + ? nf , et Re hore ~-tggeereer 4 . . , ™ : rea rwin«er . - Pad es * B | Sateen fant ates Th Corset ,C me Ideal Executor | | aie for'sossesnine ereater las « New Inve - Diafram Reducing a A Cretonne Bag to Protect Your Clothes From Dust "4 Poor Wiese. Meas" Some of the Reasans: : | 8, on oem " . ? yy i. Sleep in Comfort on Wintry Nights “S.00 S255"! in Flannelette Sleeping Garments ‘Those who have read “Bab,” r ~ "Tr; — 7 - . %. , anver "« lar *? "= From ihese Favrora : and ‘ ° ‘yr » & co * o 4 " ws = , -_ —" a - .* *? , oh ot: fs 3 ‘_ | . . . oe = 4. Investments for estates are made umder rules = prescribed by the Federal Reserve Board, HINS jemanity at any tine. Wh Specials Tomorrow in the insuring safety and a wise selection. an oth disposal of ed Handkerchief Shop ~—* °° > > ~ oA “> Ss ’ is sls - +. }. 3 ™ ? ™ ; ; sr ce of oO" . rT? i . ” a . oe ' . > . a a 7+ 5. The double liability of stockholders renders force of 0} o Be not overlook this a 2 sorry to Sa - loss practically impossible. Sant tantnn afraid th $4.95 Thi progress ee . = Name This Bank as Executor een mae ber tne ee romen are hems’ : — — | r :b] tt * , a a . it a . Tin . ) i , ee 7 4 | ¢. . ; "Oi . . 4 in Your Will ) a ee Se —— =f nal Pa _— men's Flannelette Out- —_ ; . ‘ ——— »* - . . » + "> ’ . -- > _ ‘ 6 & , , rr ~~ * & ° o~« : : : " . (,ari4) tw = Are . . _ . , . i ee ee = ~ - - im . 4 _ 7 >> ° — - Set .. roe ~ « - -* : : -* > — : rn “ > — »~ = > . ' ; - is hes 2 re on. IS NOt gol : : , ’ - ’ 7 , in Saint Louis op it ia wads Wares tr. ga.00 => a > . = 7 = r > “4 > } et 1% , : \e 7 ’ ’ Fiandker Resources More Than $95,000,000 ‘The Stationery Shop An- rPHAlnr.;2 evr? {sf Perety r°2@ : ee = . Joba G. Lonsdale, Presiden: , se re rai ~ 0 ' : as x - > . , See See, Soon Osten Sais Sott Woolen Blankets Bring Cozy "New Ascora icine snineiil Comfort on Cool Autumn Nights Line-a-Day Sela ote oe aon + + alien Mib apa : Diaries 7: 7 = ed a> i« a [| cam fz lei *-2 -_ = . - — . . mn — . > aa & i ae vs : : i-se a7 ia Ss them, in preachin ee * peace at any pr! "urmetan: “ . . 1, , : ‘ anne ; we price of duties rious opportuni* enmaracter. 7 without vindica | exempii — : a. 2 ae , Seation im action , mut | iS PUSe U n — , The AD@OTe ci-~AlIo 7 rT?) 2 aGar : - 7 ? oe ] . + Gift St: C () . a eens teen aioe SF . Aat\ | laid. Apair ctl . Stationery week Jan. 27 to F 91 os o. é lang Tt ialmO Ss WoOui, SGIL and Warm: pety , , "Y spertismaa 2are. | acm:* Lifer i . : . . red Phonographs and Records 7 * hw - ‘ : . . enabie the careful vote: estima . . : : ; 7 ® ' ry ’ : cor 7 e : > . > ’ > ~~ ' > »* > 4 the correctness or fair following sentence near the . , ° atiraciive lds In bine. nite of the Republican plat! 4 7 : 1929: “Inexcusable failure timely preparation ts the dietment against the Democ: ministration im the conduct Gh; fret toh F Tm 5981 Easton Av. —_— ~ Ve a war The last senté@nce of a short o4- | Ceatinged os Yeat Page. 4

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_ > - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1920, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | wason HAS BEEN it. ea ae TRUE TO HIS IDEALS, SAYS PRESIDENT ELIOT : . oo 5 2 & » 515-515 @P Washington Avenue THE levator to Tea Contt From Page. on tinued Preceding fromilA,M, _ q =§ |- STORE ing z , Sie BS Bac Smeg OS o2P.M. | - AG dress which President Wilson made A EEE POLL WEE EMIS MOEN Lae LL ME EPA Hit) THLE | at a2 metting of the Business Men's League of St. Louis on Feb. 3, 1916, being the last of the addresses which Ihe made in his week’s tour, !s as fol- ‘lows: e I have come out to appeal to | America, not because I doubted what America felt, but because I thought America wanted the satis- | faction of uttering what ehe felt, | and of letting the whole world | know that she was a unit in re- | | spect of every question of national j dignity and nationa) safety. | . ° | This sentence shows that Presi- | Silk Tricolettes 'dent Wilson was sure that the Amer- ican people held his own firm belief | m Embroidered in their responsiveness on any ques- tion of national dignity, responsibil- Serges ity, and disinterested service. He “ held this faith then, and has _ held! it ever since. This faith was his rea- Fur- Trimmed eon for assuring his fellow negotin-| tors at Paris that the United States! Velours | would ratify the treaty and cove- | nant in its final form. 7 Lace Over Satins [t was his reason for appealing at | once, with entire. confidence, to the Wool Velour masseg of the people on the journey | whicl ras interrupted by Ris physi-| Checks cal breakdown. It is his reason for! ‘desiring the present appeal to the, mass of voters. The Republican Stunning Taffetas speakers and writers describe Pres- | T, 1 d ident Wlilson’s adherence to this con- al ore viction as obstinacy. Pe aes i or | mon PI id | ject, and that at the heart of that al $s ' common object must He the in- | violable rights of people and of mankind. ®° ° ° We believe Extra Large Sizes for Stout Women Included these fundamental things: Firet, that every people has a right ey MBisge 4, ov ; * ~ - one ae _ or ee ¢ - +0 ANY MS vera Soa choose the sovereignty under which Extra Space and Saleswomen Provided for This Sale! 9 si: 2°"? Secon" — i —_—* the smal! stafes of wie world have a right to enjoy the same respect for.their sovereignty and for their territorial integrity that great and powerful nations expect and in- sist upon. And, third, that tHe world has a right to be free from every disturbance of its peace that has !ts origin in aggression and disregard of the rights of peoples ‘ " * € | and nations. all | So sincerely co we ——s {fn : these things, that I am sur that nee ae j aie tes Mes o ee bs ; AMAA 5 eS es . . . . Nb. Shee ee . * _ te nn eat o “ = . le . wwe ‘ en SNES Sees Sea S38 “2. Sr » "0 = oe 7 -. * a SS xe SS oS : AS . a ew whee a ee * ae % ~, . ‘ ne , P Kae PSOE. ORC RES +." % AY La *.*.. ‘ _ Y * “Ss RAN rox DoS Nee ee ~ * a. yg ne een as a Gia nr = os ms ‘ Soe = ne ee is much too high; and that 7 ies i pas Shop—First Floor — | » American people had better keep | ; ad V6? ee *~ ¥ . 7s : ~_ .Y their breath to cool their own por-| ° : e Pyne i dria cea by us & Magy: | | : . . ridge. mere page Nr ei he EMME ne TE EO OBE TEE TE a WaT ns | itillieel Dasitin nasser naa MOLE LOT. ler’s Glove , In an address delivered at a joint be ou, seranimaanessescsanamasnsaaremencssenemeemmemuas ty PE gage esacapamancnaree $7 IBOLT AO $s session of the two houses of Con- Ae? oie es LORE es Piper Goats: he gies epee ib gt oe Aeisge i Tae Page 6” hte bunter is going to ; \ y, a. F » > , | gress, April 2, 1917, President Wilson ‘ steadfast concert for peace can will readily admit ~ i never be maintained except by a bunting is the best'ef <-— . partnership of democratic nations and St this time ‘of — : No autocratic government could be 7 trusted to keep faith within it or that something with ; ; him te oe sachet ic 7: ' i SCHOENFELDS KIDNEY f; LIVER T } observe tts covenants. It must be cael i , FA & league of honor, a partnership of Wards off sickness by Keeping the Kidneys Sapna hy a a world <—~ e for democracy. Its active. the Liver Healthy and System Clean §& vamngendan be planted aeen? the | W O ] s “Best fSeover 40 Years. Mild. Safe. Sure. tested foundations of political lib- erty. © * © We fight for the Sold By All Dr ugd¢ists ae ee Washington Ar. at Broad CAD ayn Beare S or SE VG

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g ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1: 20. ST. = POST-DISPATCH ae of ear de a ~ Wek ‘ ee ae Fe a ~~ ats % be . ———ee™ese eee " iS ‘a a Seana ene + 1A ¥ . | a . 2 | & | ee ” ; 5 * ’ = ~— gia , 4 % £SEe ne auns . © es | ’ . a - - RD . - er - 4 ; f a = my? f es - & o ae me Ss . No Phone SGrgeits No Mail Orders Orders su BEBaaeet TRUE TO HIS IDEALS, O° "'Por us there is but one chic Thursday! A Sale of The Store for ALL the aa SAYS PRESIDENT ELIOT We have made. * * * Once | @ ane wabhatbensine good with our tieeed Fre Preceding Pace. m —_ ~~ : ~—j} lives and fortunes the great faith “things which we have always e are | ; " » were born. and a new ried nearest our hearts—-for dem- lory shall shine tn the face of our ocracy. for the right of th: . inden @eubmit ¢ Lo aut LOrity ’ s hia hs fetification of the covenant and eel ——— ee treaty. ee In an address at Washington on Pale Children Need Iron CLOTHING COMPANY S Our Plag_ day, June 14, 1917, when our , , es a Soe! : W. W. COR. EIGHTH AND WASH! NGTON AY. Windows Armies were gathering and al! our *%¢ t#ey love to take GROVE'S IRON industries were rushing to make the TONIC SYRIP. Absolutelr Supplies and means of transporta- ,, . tion necessary to put our young men P™Ce “oe any drug store. IST-DISPATCH is the onty St. Louts evening at work on fields of blood in France. =~ r giving Associated Press news service -~ " . . e- ee " i” ~*e™ 48 i! : = + + : 7 ° Z me : eS * : in - . . > : . —_ " n * > » tz . ¢ P ~ > Waiites - se. 6 s™ sat > > et last free. Bia Sai. Bee's : a”. Rr. odie °- wT ’ ~ (Bargain Basement—Vagents) House Dresses Broadeiot. 7 nt fey Menara = = ‘ - _ » ; on + 4 — _ é : , eS. “ TT y sti? ( Bargain Basem cat— \ ugrats.) (| jemand - 49 s— Crom. Sc bg Cloth, té { new shipment | n a Pan? C IAteria.. B.i tanesirry : miain e — = nehe 45c Outing rlasedl "a Z D C =o Basement —ageats, 49¢ spsergear Outing Flannel. ! Le Ul . JES 2G ” : | . : " ‘ lt a ’ cele 7 Su Lia (Bargain Basement—Y\agents.: harmless. S wie (Bargain Sinipaiensinddii adem Sc Cheviot, Ss | (‘Bargain Basement—Nugeats.) ot in d ow Aprons 2 Ole 37) ¢ neat woven shirti Ma a.7 strips Gidisinnbe ‘Mieninainciieieiaals gingham. eek str -45¢ Dress eager Yd. ay. } raistline, open 5 or front; also slipore > med -eaa i; ngnham n : a oT ae ‘ "4 }- nef r i fine na:2- - poD- aD : a UF hairlome serge, erti~e ardine and man- ame. severl | $4 00 Plaid Blankets Sell clieden* wo to 56 anon ies Be Sa les, (Bargain Basement—Vugents.) guy 75 Broadcloth, te ed. 14 89c Women’ ‘s Drawers - Lo weig Wa vo rawers of good laity MuUsiiR, _- ed 7 ; Tr -_*- . ie _—_—-* — -- . (Bargain Basem eat—V\ agents.) ' \Ses= ( Bargain ea » . - lve- >. : : * ie ¢ a > | So ee el ~ | a | wa wa clininiimsienitiunimptbt tbe ccs Terr UPEEPREUP PR UP ROR ERE el (‘Bargain Basement—Vagents.) ‘ eaeeatien esadiiniaieindedh uzents.) aa — Union — Rass! hencursscompall ~ $l. 97 a Servet 2s retty Wiest, a fits - e . >" a ‘a7 oe rns. rib- . _ . r - on.y ‘Bargain I GE ST an trimmed. Barguin Guimiitienina ut . , ‘own and | ame nd 4 69c ee | . me, en men s and mis ° : $5 foe « Petticoats = $3.77 —— ' ° tom jersey im fiesh and white. some C . ‘Bargain Basemeut—Vucents. ) « a Py ~ = “= _- ‘Baraain Rascmeaut—V\oegcents.? "| ; jae -_ . ~- z __ . ~_—. The Hats rm illustrated are , $5.50. They are but random selections 7 rr = Sa $3.95 == “ar wager Cotton Pants , “Pangea © effects, also back, >. Pw sty as : : | In ‘cam Pe 4 . b. a ht a} ° . > 4 {C . &? nm * $5 Wool P Plaid erensen + 7 — a — a aa @ (Bargain Rasemen'—\ ugeats.) ean on a A goo gray > 3s oF blac - = ‘T5c Supporter Waists 47C ‘Bargein Basemen't—V\agents) (Bargain la« Dad x : . —_— R nt _ 30 Pillowcases 37 CoatSweaters See ees A : aseptic. sanitary ‘(Barcaian Basem eu t—N\ ugents. ) - ‘ " | i ; | | A Very Extraordinary Millinery Occasion, Involving $10, $8.50 « 87.50 HAT -eeeer . - eee eceoeoe . 322eeeeensneenesee ‘(Bargain ‘ieee tt veerats.) : ae : : . I ; : t * ; ; 7 bad ; ; ’ ; . " t vt “t4 ." fom LAS ASRS CD be UBT tM WMDs AR 4° ~ ‘Barcerin BRasem en t—‘ egrals.) 55c Pillowcases - “seirecte pac Size 42356 inches, a irs with poek- =$ cad t AM "50e : Langone, Yd. 3? ‘(Bargain Basemenut—VY egents. ) be ae 0 C (Bargein Basewest—Vagen ts. : — CERES $1.77 a fo SOc Pajama re “ = a ee Matronly Styles—a variety ex- and Velvet, etc. Brown, beaver, navy, | 9 2° 2222723 Conte — 52s Sse hye endian pep. ap 3 4c: , tremely broad. copper, pheasant, black, etc. ] @ mes, plaids and peneil stripe . 1s to 8 rards. 36 iaches wide. Giniete automo rey. " (Barg2ia Bevsemeran t—* egrets.’ STSeg auras Tae eae se eeeee se ere es 6 Se es eS ‘“ Seas aaa a e's) i ; : SSBaSB EB E.BE SSB te Hilo] TRI UL, | bier ide Se SBgaQBa Baa ES : i " ; —_— ta ) 8.8 8 8.8: 2228.28 . ' _ iz 6=C«F > — a a | ddd A ee

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Yay of ‘Particular So Low That y Day Presents. — ilks beat! Chines, ith heav v colored satin buses Or men’s shirts. n Hasement—Nugenia. ’ oiles wonderfy] overdr Aye cs gp ugents.) Rasement—Nugents.) loth re to six vara Rasement—N, ugents.) gh: im, wie DDe Tk ts; .also check a fistline and two my In Rasement—W ugents.) a >I. d or fig- i » Bemi-belted-or e ront; also slipover mod. , collars, noveltv cuffs res. ' 6 Basement—Nugents.) om 1000 md 204 * and stornr serge, pop- » Rabaridine and man- inches wide, in the good ; a ee ) nib. (4 nm’ swear blu ict, Afrie an bon or black ae et ie ri D2. 27: binations, nm HBasement—YV ugents.) "$3.04! weight; in the Fall African brown, forest lastie - 7 . x = $1.77 | le tops, in regular sizes Raxement—Nugents.) white, some So dBc § Rascement—Nugents.) Vests 4 3c zed _=iiisie, d white: in rs. caent seconds, Basement—Nugents.) on Pants 47c! th tape top ‘7 regular Sa ugents.) a pvatets | on rih, mm and ane . me in Sizes from 4.5 to y ee in fine cot 7 Vests, | P shoulders: j ci ; Basement—Nugents.) aa $3. 27% : es. Sealed in separate Rasement—Nugents.) se SZC t E2901 Basement—Nugents.) me ay 87 | nts.) dic: from dress- eee ee ee = haere $1.67! rms: 4c: ; a, range Ici : his splendid j f : ¥y designs; ——aEE—_— = _ - (SSAC SS SSSR RSE SES EESeeeesoneeescaucscsccsecsceeeeazsccccessessseseees snees TTT LITirtrrrries _ ~ i, E - - See eee eee eee eee ee een en es oe oe Saas 2 s2 22 : # ie oe Fal 4 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPAICH mV mNINU. Ul WikUNbSDA) iVDrris OU, hei Lal D1. Luu ruot WiIrAI LT a - ss eee A — —_— ———— (i 3000 Pairs of Women’s Silk Hose, Sold to Us at a Price Far Below Regular and Offered Tomorrow on the Same Basis. The mere announcement of a sale like this should Hosiery Section. tomorrow, hear the storv of this wonderful sale. One of the largest Hosiery makers in the country offered us a special lot of at less tlfan cost to make because they failed to pass his rigid inspection and weve termed So slight are the imperfections, however, that only an expert could deteet them—we know you'll agree with us in this when vou sce them. W hites ‘*Seconds.’”’ Blacks dozen lots tomorrow. For those who cannot attend in person we will fill mail orders as long as quantities last but we know that Browns In Sizes from 85 to TO This opportunity to buy full fashioned Hose worth $3.00 for EXTRAORDINARY that women and misses should buy them in half dozen and vou'll be TO erowd our when vou itself interested in more be enough even OOO pairs Navy only $1.00 is so (Main Floor—Nugents.) s ae Nigyaee A snappy to note, On our second floor at a price that should bring an enthusiastic response from St. Louis women Sizes Sales offering garments such as these at ¥3O as you will readily ripple models and itralahiline stvles in clever belted effects, and notice how beautifully every Suit js full lined with plain or faney designed silk. tailored Suits with striking eollar in the newest effects, featuring self materials or rich The materials are those most popular for Fall, in all | | the new Wintrv colorings. | * between. too, the beautifully Velours, Tricotines, Goldtones, Velour de Laine, Oxfords, Serges, — , @ Thursday Only, We Will Sell Regular she be, That » P-- And we Plain and Fur-Trimmed Collars » whe ‘Tt sid Se winds Winte ney 'Men’s 2-Pants Suits eweht S to delay r?. Kvery heauty. Would Cost You $75 Tailored to Order, at the Price of an Ordinary Suit 90 ‘00 With Oo] We ather here TO staVv and ehillv already whistling through the lght- immer Suits, what man is gong buving his new Suit for Fall and Suit in this sale real superbly tailored. is a ‘re beautifully made and wonderfully fin- ished in smart single and double breasted models the | Misses’ I vee, LOY men and iit men. he i se range mers tbe) Siw ac | «Wi, f) oO for regulars, stouts, longs, shorts, shor _— | ~ stolits. voung men’s stubs and extra sizes. | ~ | if | Wk i it tooo §2.50,$3 and $3.50SiKs | Specially Priced for Thursday at =(9 Y alamas, Silvertones, (Second F loor—Nugents.) ask vou | $3.00 Crepe de Chines—+4') inches v $3.00 and $3.50 Foulard Silks 6 and for nings of wr ts ; — $5.00 Jersey Silks | $250 Black Satin Messalines and Chiffon Taffetas-— || $4 Chiffon —— $5 Silks and Satins Yard wide. OO Yard wide oe 5°% £ ‘gaye . ss A better 4 ) *. fe ue i | # 4 -qt. size thick ebonized handles: each “e rnin Knee ‘al, em ~ $2.25 Aleows ines Coffee “Pereotators) ine -h size: $1.95 ‘Windsor ‘Pot Ronst Kettles; 4 of high grade alumipum. | 4 mine copan Sets; si Ferm a 2 => Fs sets. sizes + $I 15. | quality: PROMPT TELEPHONE SERVICE—OL ee eenesenenll $3.00 Wash Bollers; Bright" large No. 9 size, with heavy copper bottoms; 2. 35 strong side $2. 29 Rollers handles _ “$i 39 £3.00 as Sk ilttietar extra quality; > with wood large $-inc s7.50@ (Alamtnum Tenketttea: fri! 5 _— - wrade $2.49 $1.49 24c i. 25 si AS w ash Tubs; first quality galvanized tron; No. 1, medium Size — O8c $2.25 Clothes Hampers; large size; weil’ made with hinged covers $1.49 aGc C sehen ‘ ft. long; of smooth 25c. lumber os $1.25 Clethes Baskets; family size and R6c are well made.. se Crystal W hite Laundry phone orders filled) 8S bars fer and woodwork; all colors: ” @0c O-Cedar Ot; floors: aepectal wood fioors lb rans $1.50 Wool Wall Brushes for walis and ceilings: special IVE OR CENTRAL 3800. a aS ene Ore — shes furniture and 36C Sic KHendy-Mized Paints, for floors. quart : Tic Geld Medal Wax for polishing » aa cleaning $] 15 : " * 47c \ Sandford’s Cashmere Wilton Velvet RUGS $70.50 seam | ess high rrade Rugs: firmly woven; fringed ends; an assortment of artistic patterns, in pleas ing shades and colors. Sizes 81,x1014 feet; regular £49 OO Room size, price S45 Brussels Rugs Size 9x12 feet, seamless attra: tive patterns and ri ch = to slight misweave “SS $32.95 ¢ olo baie a hask, a full rolls, sq in 5c tity. Slight. $1.25 Cork Lineleum active Soe orton lv imperfect 2 vards a heavy Si oneal cb! ore. ¢u . - 4 . I apd ering COE 6 Eis. Ae RS a ROR PRA ~ vards wide ele ane sanitary and waterpr tive patterns to 30¢ ai lee t cree mi. " (phira Fleor—Nugents.) CaAt®O Ve ever eves ; ae « é Sa 8 ; es Ra Mini sos a That Should Bring morrow, for S DRESSES That Should Be Priced $20 to $25. Will Be Sold Thursday at by f=: Phink it Dresses in models for val straight * tunic skirts and draped ffects, with lace ¢ » 4 ric) ted frill« ‘ =. iat bh ‘ ; ae embroideries ard piat Women's, misses’ and juniors’ sizes —Taftfets —Satins —Serges —Tricolettes —Silvertones —Beaded Georgettes Other Dresses at $15, $16.95, $19.95 and up to $39.50. New taupe, blac n ; eee. 8 Sale Fall a and Dresses a Record Crowd to Our Basement To- Seldom Have Such Wonderful Oppor- tunities to Save Been Offered at One J ime SUITS That, if Bought in a Regular Way, More, Will Be Sold at Would Cost y* bal! styles in new shades of beaver, ma jority ot them with sealine collars, others with fancy stitched cape collars of self material. Women’s misses’ and juniors sizes, $22. —Velours —Serges —Tricotines —Gabardines —Wool Poplins Other Suits at $26. $29.60, $55 and up to $45. orenaenntenneiinn SG Ab Pe nr - vo See: eee it li tit el Sl ie BOT PS $10 mink, Nanking blue and PREOO0O0 00000004 600000000001 7 brown, large i ule Mavic aku — x P “d = sete 7 i| ROSSER ESR RRBESS EERE Eee ee

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : 5 a eS x % e+ # oe oor i . _ at Women’s and Misses’ Newest Fall Style || SUITS We bave put special _ ces on three big lots of our new Sui They in- cinde the latest styles of in tricotine, Welours, silvertone, etc. Special at $24.75, $37.50 and $52.50 NEW DRESSES at $22.50 :; COATS vais: Values at Set. Searfe ‘( eaters. $19,528,535 3 FUR [3 2.."s~ $29.75 and Up SKIRTS, $5.98, $6.50, $8 ° We Are Offering THREE SPECIAL NEW LOTS FALL MODELS MEN’S SUITS ‘25 ‘37° +42: .50 > Yeell «ay that the waleece are weoaderfu!l theer three prices. and em our casy termes ef pay as yeu grt sour ewer pay—yew can afferd te be ae well dreeeed as anyore cler. TOPCOATS and RAINCOATS The Boys Motormen Grieg them bere fer Conductors Pp . their sew Fall uit Get yeer new heavry- es yeu get paid. pay wea little at a time very Saturday Night Until 9:00 O’Clock Bore os W. Broadway | ss: 2 doors tor of washington at co 3 Big New Groups of Corin ICKORY WAIST AND GARTERS FOR GIRLS AND BOYS —_— TAILORED TO EXCEL ory Waists, like Hickory Garters for girls and boys, mre tailored to excel. They must give your children utmost service and comfort—and they must prove most economical for you to buy—that’s our ideal! The body of the Hickory Waist is made of fine mer- rized sateen—wears well and washes wonderfully. ne sensible front breast strap holds the waist comfort- bly and securely. All sizes 2 to 14—and each fis fectly. All buttons are genuine unbreakable bone 3 the pin tube attachment prevents the garter pin bending or breaking. You'll find them in the notions, boys’ and infants’ departments A. STEIN & COMPANY ADVERTISEMENT $A — ee ee —e 10 BE _ 7 10 GRIP THES A FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Judge Samuel W. Greene. C. s. of Louisville. Ky. Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass... at Third Church of Christ, Scientist, 3524 Russell Avenue Thursday Evening, Oct. 7th, AT 7:30 P. M. AND 9:00 P. M. ALL ARE WELCOME LOFTIS. BROS.& Co) : j a . enerev ; e. ye ON CREDIT AT CUT PRICES | i" | ermns ad fed. in - . = The song recital which Miss Grace| the intestines during the summer! Bone oe one caro c eno rece ceeeeoeoooooooooencoceeeesem §6SECOND FLOOR CARLETON BLOG..6 S& OLIVE STS. Be yo : _— a a e Am an un a + the 2 = ' . en tows ; ie Me ee tee, ce, : THE Associated Press News appears exclusively = Prone Main 97 and Sacesman witt CALL = 6) I an Partola Candi r | in the Post-Dispatch in the evening news- =: STORES IN LEADING CITIES OPEN EVENINGS jm : nd a teraa . he » BT _ ee eye rr eS om, a pall: ~ eine f - SOT TE re. as t g the summn Ce “ ~ saenas mec ro : : + A Premier 5 ~ ~ ~ »>- 2 one . Cae = a. * Peele erst - — - >». . bee ai ‘y ane ar > 7 =e No Exchanges or CPR E wee bee oF. Se eer .> R + 7 > + i ecrw77s : ~~ P - ~ t. ~ _ ee “ctt oe a. fTUnas i CETTHLILL eS o>) — = : — iene ae — tan ws ia Thursday—A Decisive Stock-Reducing SALE OF SU . - . 7 ed that those who = i Miss La Rue'’s performance tit be brilliantly & $25,000 ROAD BOND ISSUE CARRIED AT KIRKWOOD © Vote at Special Election Yesterday — Was 759 to 131. With Women ; Balloting. Label 2 The nght kind of Suits, at the mght time and at the right prices. and-south street, “when extraordinary proportions that every woman will instantly realize the won- The Denry road ts called Kirkwo derful money-saving opportunities this sale offers. . ie * + , _ ‘ — +" , _ oe - The Hirkwood bond issue will pro- = Grou ] , se | -foot reé id by the addi- = ss ‘ ' . —_— ; a ‘ strip on each siuie ie > ghwa The surface 7 ' thi struction. a m i a halt x Oo: north, to e Fris Railroad n the south. Work is expected to start in he pring Kirk’ bly will 2 litional The erection came Ls first pa W orth to $45.00 cm, teat tone Si oF Sale Price Yotes | s = m4 it § Yesterday's vot was 759 for and 131 against the $ ~A. acme: ON PAROLE = - on ™ Pd o ~ . FRANZ VON BOPP LEAVES Pres Comprising more than 500 Suits in Four Money-Saving Groups Group 3 SUITS Worth to $69.50 "AY Ils derfully harmonize ealtured Americ The Premier Bab distinction to ever feature. an The price is very « Kika Pian Suit values of such l 007 PEDRGRAUTUGREURGGEREDORREROEEOEE 2quvuuvetevncantaienvnsseazacnenecaenvenicineieccernveacvveacceangaeacventennuasneuneneneuneveovaceneunueeeenenenceenneneuceneceneneanttit Sale Price Oe A A RR A iN tl ll mm offesk ° - - . r re ° =e . ~-* ‘a. 3 : 7 ,*F - — - _ : on CURTAIN sci a — Students who need Drawing Materials —will Gmd that we are un- usual! ly well equipped to supply them. ch of our stores has a comp! lete department featur- img artists’ materials — paints, crayons, drawing boards and all kinds of drafting instru- Thursday— A Special Purchase and Sale of Stripe Crepe de Chine Waists $A4.75 ae" Many have collars of Values to $8.50 aan biel: attend Extra Special at = . > ments. = plain white. Fountain Pens, too—the well- + known makes im a variety of € styles. ) ' . ies . te » ; 4 " , " : . s t, : * . : ; 7 a : - - = be a . - : , » | — of 4 . _- ’ , > " ” ' 3 4 4 * : . es s be - . ; . > & , . : " . ' 4) > . . : ” = r _ Lea - — : . ; » > ‘ * . ’ age eo ee Mw 7 % >? : ; 7 a * & . ,» r®? . 4) - - . . ~ . . "y : : ° a“ : > « i - 4 : *. ef ied * “A oe7 ‘Lo > = * ; rate ” |: *%

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ee WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 11 | I mr ee —_— ae a metas eae ee eee --- ie nor-Gene . . > = | F; ‘ “ ” . . " 4 = distinction to every home of which it is the Supreme = porated under the laws of Missouri, out a peer in the city. , 3 | a feature. =—j|or New Jersey, or some state.’ Great OUDS ~ = =/ Britain incorporates her companies $ = doing business in China and Japan ay a 3 = 900 = / grants similar charters. An alterna- Exquisite Fabrics of Fur Trimmings of 3 = = tive to incorporation under one of : 3 = i | =| our states, then, is to obtain a foreign Peachbloom Bolivias Beaver Hudson Seal Ss of such = = The price is very attractive—so are the terms of payment, ='charter. This is not satisfactory.” | = = Under the present arrangement, hi Imported Weaves Australian Opossum = |] S — went on, tne payment of taxes is - = K I ? = confused and troublesome. He urged Yalama Duvetyne Squirrel Dyed Raccoon = = that the American merchant marine ¢ . = . = be deve loped in oy roeaggye with j eldyne Tricofine Nutria Natural Opossum = = the developmen yur ese : iano Compan rs SU LUULLLLCUULLE CLL itt TUTE he be althy improvement. The people of Superlative v alues From ‘= — China are most anxious to do busi- 3 ' ie : aio - - saiaaieeaieian Interviewed Chinese. Among the.Chinese Dyer inter- : ~ - ~ Lowest Prices Our Chief Attraction viewed was Hsu Shih-Chang, Presi- dent of the republic. Julian Arnold, ‘commercial attache of the United States at Pekin and Lingch Wang ny fsery Chair Strong make, natura] fin- SEEMED HP Zo wet ® sia bt e D0" 250 69.50 t—@ ish with | s3 swinging ta- of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign | £5 ble or play | Affairs, aided him in his study of ’ ' os tray; specia conditions. Arnold is known in §8t. KlinéRimiré Floor, tomorrow, $1.49 —_—_——— 6TH AND WASHINGTON AY. SWEATERS | ! | Men's heavy ropestitch Sweaters; in fancy strij and solid colors; Thursday, specia!..... SUSPENDERS | Women’s Underwear Men's heavy work Suspenders; 50c Women's — e-lined Vests and and 7 ades; Thurs. Pants; Sc value gay » Reg 2 fl 7. me cneaiiod an oll - 69¢ CAPS Women’s prerrnee Suits Louis, having recently been here to aid exporters. He has been in China 1S years, and Dyer said he is one of the best-posted and best-liked Americans there. “I am working upon the estab- lishment of a line of steamers from one of the principal Atlantic ports, most likely Balitmore,”” Dyer said, 0 “with an arrangement that these Steamers stop Papularty at New Or- ans so as to take care of the red icts comin down t e Mississip- . Y : > | "et. Loule and. other Specially Purchased Garments and Pieces from Our Own Stocks at pi River from Louis F. CH LPR ig Sampie Caps; m e n’g and boys’; from Women’s fleece-lined Union oe tsi . $1.00 and $1.25 Soe i 50c long rst elbow -length sieeve cities in the valley. Men well post- / ‘-. Thureday epecial........... regular / va.ue > ole > © ' ‘ line 3 M h B / R / P e Children’s ‘Siaemers i se 98¢ ed t . t mi that sus h a line is per- ; e bids UC ‘a O72) C€IU ar ICES. > omen’s Kid Gloves fectly feasible. They said there will : rs Jeracy Bloomers, in pink, white ne ey Re : 5 ud and biack 49 | Ladies’ black Kid Gloves, “- $1 00 be no trouble to secure for the homte- ——_—___ = elie ea ; oe Ped ees ae especial, BBe and... cesses: C button style; special... = ’ ward-bound ships great quantities of is burlap bags’*from Calecutta:-for New Orleans, rubber and tins from the Another ly onder ul , . :' ce — , Miullinery Sale ‘and mineral aaaeks # from China.’ Dver named a long list of the com- modities America is importing from sdvantageously. Hie named 46 things Offering Trimmed, Ready-to-Wear Dyer visited the military Gover- e s ’ and Genuine Hatters’ Plush Banded Hats—Regular China, a list that is extremely va- ' Val to $12.50! : alues to $12.50! (—— > ; * / 36 inches wide; in pink and white: regular $2.00 RE IES ET I SS SS a ee sary PLAIDS Melbaline Face Powder WASHABLE SATIN $1 39 42 inches wide, in colors, a!! $1 69 Flesh and white; special 19 @xtra quality serge ....... ° for tomorrow.... C ried in the nature of the articles. He also named an even mored tiIversi- 3 Mercerized Batiste GEORGETTE CREPE Se ie eee ee, y erd-wide Batiste, for under- 35¢ On sale tomorrow Ofc a A ; tad biGhsi lade pre ; Wear and waists; per yard... | Ee | ucts which we can export to China KIMONO CREPES VELVET BAGS a Perel a8 plein ostere: 59c Black and all. colors: specia $1 49 extra quailty Crepe; per yard. tomorrow : CUT PRICE SALE OF Window Shades LINOLEUM : es And Felt-Base Floorcovering Pie Ty ; Felt-base Floorcovering, ol] satu Ponite ot ration, in Nght, medium and . dark-colored patterns; also aT an Guat hardwood effects, cut from roll - . aS many vards as anteed epring — Hie gg tae c Pi > i iF Sa > i a a ea Si Sa a a) a Si | eT + Sa Pi Pil A Pi > 3) > a : : roll- Oc morrow, suuare i ere; yard.. , Be. , Da ei > a 3 ri ri > a) ea) > a) Si a) > 3] : eal a i a] rr . me at Cork STAIR BLANKETS Linoleum CARPET Fall and Winter ealls for seasonable Underwear. And now. while these remarkably low prices prevail, isthe time to anticipate your needs. Larce size: tan or gray, with The surafce ‘8 | °7 inches wide blue or pink border; $2.98 4 Poa A and colors tar® | ‘ > . , 7 — pair (Third Foor). . mixed with lin- | green and Fancy Flannelette Bloomers—Just the thing Crepe de Chine Bloomers—Cut extra full; seed ofl on bur- | gspiendid assort- ; for coo! Autumn days ] WW elastic at knee and waistband Onlv.... seG@e cevescess sue ‘ . } special.... aes veeeoens wea 2.49 CURTAIN SCRIM lap base, in is et ment of Ppat- quantity pieces Wash Satin Camteoles Lace trimmed and SS inches wide; white only; with up to 13 yards need price emestitched border; spe- % noo cial for tomorrow, g per 9c — 7 hs a 4 C | embroidered with dainty flowers Natnsook Gowns--Hand embroidered, and ml id RE i lt ‘| Luxuriant Hair Promoted Special | $1.19 | Siaished with dainty Ince special : ° _ : Pr 3 aomon o sya B Cuti c a Vainsook Envelope Chemise Lace trimmed $5.00 VY ur or embroidered stvies. Tomorrow, $] 8 a Handmade Philippine Gowne Beautifully Cutt kills 4 hieg enl? « Cotton Batting me ie YP mM, eT turbans, draped effects, flare-ups and others. Kayser Fine Ribbed Veste—iIn white Oc | Kayser Knit Union Suits—th white and | | Mixed; many Cotton peneSee. —— = = i hadn't taken Mayrs Wonderful Remedp and pink. Very special at...... a oe 4 pink: actos length: all ] 9 a BOILER | yy 25x00: ‘special Thurs-— 79¢ of him, i » Sule be wale — prep- ‘ 4 ihb | sizes. — Po use 4 gs ~. . ’ A a -_ Spe, BACs ‘ lat . . lA > ave ~ 4) rit me Potts’ 3 day (Basement) ...... C aration p.that, removes the catarrha| A lot of Children S Bea r r Ha Ss, with Fippvon Kayser Knit Bloomers—White, pink and prams 4 rail Union Swite~With sflk top: Copper bottom; | Sad Irene $1.98 MEN’S SHIRTS 7 laye t! 9 tafiawrmeation - hic’, eaumen ures streamers, are inc ided In TNs sai¢e black : re-enforced crotch. Big $7 59 knee banggth ln ni ~~’ mse Ne.*S, and Stand Men's Percale Shirts, in all > tically all stomach. liver and intestinal 53 ; | unin UR.’ 0cceccen tena 5 moar been cover, sepe- Granite Teaket- sizes. slightly solled: especial atin ants | includine _ seve adi itis e aout R line's Second Floor. | he - ‘ . uv“ eonry 1? o ’ money “7 r ne Ste eee . — 79¢ ‘onsainesy — $1. iF Wolff-Wiison Droge Ca. Judge & Doln ei ntndinaamann 5 jpstnceieliniianaihia tails LOM, - ..- 0» ~ ae ' (3 stores). Enderle Drug Co. (to stores) PE a RE I ec ere = | Kline o-—-Mein Floor. —., Cloughly-Koppenbrink, Johnson Bros. —- Drue Co.. H. J. Landers. Carondelet. Mo -_ = mv ata ata aaa to abe ahah shal ar alah ab abababal and druggists everywhere.

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WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 6, 1920. a, risce O12 & Olive / Stop! Read! Buy! Save $5 to $10! UR Second-floor Plan enables us to save you $5 to $10, perhaps more, because we have No high, first-floor rents; No expensive free delivery; No charges or bad debts; No superfluous expense. Fall Suits & Overcoats $35 t0$40 Quality ‘29 and $45 to$50 Quality Some good ones for less, better for more. Second Floor Carleton Bldg. 6th & Olive TAKE ELEVATOR the Di ’ Former Head o Organization. The controversy growing out of the charge by Harry B. Hawes, Demeo- | cratic nominee for Congress in the Eleventh District. at a meeting of a branch of the Friends of Irish Free- tom at St. Matthew's Hall, avenue and Sarah str night that lenuty Sheriff sam Wheeler was campaign managet for his Republican opponent, Bernard P. Bogy. and that Wheeler was one of the active members of the L. V. L. had several developments yesterday and toda) The Friends of Irish Freedom branch had indorsed Bog} and Hawes sought to obtain a hearing before it on the ground that Wheeler was a member of the I. V. L., an or- ganization which in several cam- ‘ - ; - paigns sought to preven: the eiec- ’ . ot » . ) = ‘s. Gator ¢ won * . 4 eh . aAtneo a’ »e. Fhe! .o ffice. Wheeler denied he ever was & re 3 - “ai B wy. in roof the I. Vv. I ; . ’ enied that © isa we osiegn manager impaign mana- was merely ._ - 7 rier; ._* eeting. whether he inager, said: [ would hardly say that his political adviser and accompany to nearly all of his meetings.” Hawes today sent to the Post- Dispatch a statement signed Dy G I ling, who was the head of L. In several campaigns aring aleo the name of W. B ie as a witness. In this state- 1t Harding said I wish to state that I wae actfire the leading affairs of the I. V. L. to Jan. 1, 1917, at which time it e apparent that this countrv uld enter the world war. “The leaders of the I. V. L. de- ided that all men should stand shoulder to shoulder for America. and that the purposes for which the IL V. L. existed had ceased at that time: that the Organization as such uld disband; that said o mh Was never revived sinc that certain men. Letfman, Sam J. Morrison were active sup- >f thie organization previous time of ite disbandment. and. ed their political jobs br rea- son of their I. V. L. affiliations.” WHITE PRISONERS ATTACK New Swope Style For Afternoon Wear Among the many individual new models offered this season the Tie illustrated is worthy of special mention. Graceful, practical—effective either plain or buckle trimmed. Of black or brown suede with satin back to match, $15; of black suede or tan or black calf at $:6. -———— | — —————— _ rte | New and distinctive Buckles of cut stecel—direct from Paris Silk clocked Stockings in black and colors—$3.so the pair OLIVE AT 1O*ST r Go $SOO and $1000 Denomisation i ist Mortgage Serial Gold Notes —lnterest Payedle Semt-Annuaily ete ORE THAN DOUBLE Vana them as an safe oe —_ absolutely investment. Hemmelmann- Spackler Estate Co. ==" = “ of the season. and comes in black eugede. brown *y 4 } ‘~ > - } a. ~~ ™ >" 7 | Ss i1¢@ce. black Sa > urToO% +. Mr. Pale Face If you will take Grove’s Jron Tonic Syrup right about its Strengthening, Invigor- Watch your appetite after taking a doses. Weigh yourself after taking two or three bottles. few ‘ + ee 6 es et = _ a ee : ee ot See . ~ ‘ Pf ae oe! es 7 ‘ 2 = A ’ = 5% , : a s J yf eee ta . ici ates s ‘teat linine : se $5 Se i - . 9 rae es % Se. yaa ee =% a tes ee eS ae bs 7 ; ete d 4 P ., - " wa ese eS er re rm = i ts ee vO ease 4 p Pp 4s ; - . ~ . = MS = we . wae? Coes h + : oe Pewee a Tee aD eae : ey, ee ae SAN i 2k jee Me a ae ; Re BIS ers ‘ae ae o Fae id) po eek . bh a Yo . ae fs ae : Pe? al pel ‘ : a, * - * ia ry ai» & ie 4 £ ip . = ces 7 or, * , ” mend and guarantee Caletabs and are —.——— mt 4s om aan eee... through Post-Dispatch Wart i a

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~ TOE gE oe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 ‘rf —— Henry Burr Known throughout the country as a mn * of tuneful and sentimental ballads. e sings duets, too, with Campbell, and is a member of the Sterling Trio and the Peerless Quartet. Fred Van Eps A wizard with the banjo. And he makes his oWn instruments. When you hear him play you wonder how he does it. Hard work and lots of practice, he'll tell you. * Albert Campbell The first tenor of the Sterling Trio and the Peerless Quartet. An old minstrel] man chiefly kmown for the way he helps Burr sing duets. John Meyer Baritone; Member of the Sterling Trio and the Peerless Quartet. Started as a choir singer. Is a talented pianist, too, and has composed several popular songs. Downtown Victor Dealers Famous-Barr Co. Sixth and Olive Streets Field-Lippman Piano Stores 1122 Olive Street Kieselhorst Piano Company _ 1007 Olive Strect Raigor Art and Music Co. 1519 Franklin Avenue Scrug¢s-Vandervoort-Barney Tenth and Olive Streets Smith-Reis Piano Company 1005 Olive Street East St. Louis Victor Dealer Lehman’s Music House 309-11 Collinsville Avenue — + eee ; ee ~) ‘ eS SS SS ye “ ,™ - = me ee ~—_— on . oe ee eee ee ee SS) Fight Popular Victor Artists *, q “HIS MASTERS VOICE” 4 . . REG.USPAT. OFF Will Appear in Person at the ODEON Saturday Evening, October 9th Eight-fifteen ERE is a musical treat, one of the big events of the musical season. If you like music that is full of life and variety, the kind of music that is typical of America today, if you want to hear eight musical stars, each one a leader in ‘his field, you'll sidetrack all other rlans and appointments and be at the Odeon, Saturday evening, October 9th, at 8:15. These Victor Artists ace known throughout the country. Evéry Victrola owner has heard them and enjoyed them time and time again. Now you can see and hear them in person, for they are taking a vacation from making Victor records and are touring the country with the laudable ambition of breaking all records in spreading wholesome fun. Incidentally . they've broken a few attendance records in other cities. The Victor dealers of St. Louis are responsible for bringing this attraction to St. Louis. But don’t imagine on that account, that this event is a tone-test comparison or anything of the sort. The Artists will appear in person—all of them, and no talking machines will be used. Seats for this attraction are on sale at Conroy's, Eleventh and Olive Streets. Prices: $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50, plus war tax. ictor Dealers of St. Louis Billy Murray Born in the West and with a breezy West- ern manner. Has no equal as a singer of topical songs. Can sing more words to the minute than any man living. Frank Banta Youngest member of the party, but one of the most talented. Has specialized on jazz and does some remarkable stunts at the piano. Prank Croxton Basso, is a big man and has a voice of cor- responding size. He has spent many years on the concert platform and is well known as an oratorio singer. Monroe Silver Here is “Cohen” himself, the man who originated “Cohen on the Telephone.” He has a lot of brand-new stories featuring “Cohen” in several very laughable situa- tions. . West End Victor Dealers Mengel Music Company 4300 Olive Street Wellston Talking Machine Co. 5947 Easton Avenue South Side Victor Dealers William Bauer 2619 Gravois Avenue DeMerville Piano Company 7127 South Broadway Charles Kramp 1305 South Broadway North Side Victor Dealers Dunker Piano Company 1321 North Market Street ; » Tower Talking Machine Co. 1919 East Grand Avenue

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cots oe ag ay CS a EL ES eR Re cg Re : ST.LOUIS FOST-DISPAICH = — _ —— — —————— Neen SS aaa —_ SS STUOUS POST-OSPAIL WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6 ee eo —_———— Knitted Silk Scarfs || Silk Veiling i | Boys’ Bicycles Only 25 Samples of Women’s Kaitted Silk Silk Veiling Remnants in plain and | 7 Well n nade with ?0-ineb frame Emm- Searfs, 60 inches long and 15 to 20 inches | eo | Wide, im navy, tan, on Copen, a sn and fancy, and dotted effects, in brown, eled in olive drab. with white trimming . - . : ‘7 a 3 - «© _ we ‘ "ee = ' M« Lip ped ™ > er b -a k ; i : a , v lt h Uu : al Oa ta se . - rerF oe a a * SAP SPP PPB "aeerfteer ® BAR LAAA LAA, DL RAALARAAS ADA AL: “Sy PORE EEERAIEE ED EERE ECE OCU E CEL Oe Beginning Thursday, Our Annual October Sale of “romanian eeeteret Infants’ and Children’s AD rel Because of the Remarkable Sale Price of *efe-teere An Event of Paramount aces: to _ Mothers Who Are ee Ine ’ @ With each year this occasion takes on greater importance and mothers look forward to it, knowing that it is sepurchase com- plete Fall and Winter ou utits for their little ones. So camell onal are ie savings that m any of th e lots, ilthough ing piving large quantities, are certain to i before the close of day. W: » planned thi s sale with characteristic thoroughne meng the co-op- eration of a number of the est 1 m tanufacturet ; of infants’ and children’s apparel are able to present large stocks of at savings that are extraordin ary im everv sen . Jrawer Leggings Tams and Scarfs Sample Winter mame Infants’ Coats » ~ Rompers slight S$ -0O * $ 1 19 siled. “2 Price r2— 89 CLEA EOC A AE be ‘ > Pid . ds c= es q " bee “eP of re Qeats made ; r - ~~? e . . — > = . * r- 7 , 7 7 » 5 . D de \ ni ldren "3 7 - —_> . _ o - ~ : 7 - _ ; 3 1 7 } FF La ’ , . -* ” s% : > 3°" ~ 7 . . Fs 7 » . a ~ — . ° ™ ” Q - . ws ' 7 “ "“-° eT : oa . = sh. et he r a. a + - , Bi : i oi i 7 7 : . ; : x Vv A “ i ”" md 7} > a - : ~_ , . os $12.35 ay .7 . Tes ° —~ : ,c2 sets . “= oir iets : Besta A. hes « . ymorrew at — " « — p=. " . — ‘ - ee ee —_— + _*“-* a - . * _ Seed ae. PREY = ’ ; : ma ae pet . oP, 3: , . (nfants’ * ened Flannel kirte. S==9 many fue trimmed. tll are lined and inter —_ Universal ami butte | ‘ome in scale Mme dozen. SPP P CHP ASHE PFS CAA*PPSAL SSCP PACIEC CCS vr aazi armbeles. * _— . > on . wy ~~ — - 7 > > > »* f s > . ; Sam le Winter Headwear —. Infants 2 Three Large alg at Boys’ ‘ uits Handmade Dresses SA.95 S$ $3.50 to $8MBpecic sors $9.69 . a “4- $1 9 49.99 ‘se DALLA AAD? b+ Lb bth hehe hehe eee he Values.... seeee pragenarsere gee! Seme samples 4 of 2 stvrie, Oliver Twist. im, galatea, PVarieus colors eeecegeeseeeenrtreeery seeeerer eerer @ We have been planning for some time to present sucha : Party Baby Boys’ es we ‘ ‘@nfants’ saving opportunity as this. just | ‘fo > the beginning of cold : Dresses Dresses I | a : kirts weather, so that women might supply themselves with sev- : . ji — eral pairs of fashionable Shoes. Fortunately. conditions i : y AD ads ID are such that our efforts have been decidedly successful and tomorrow we will have ready a tremendous quantity of high Shoes at & price that is a revelation in excess value-giving. -= € These Shoes were designed and made by some of the ing manuiacturers and include lace and button made on correct lasts in 8!5 and 9 inch hich patte. turned or welt soles and high Louis or Baby Louis with leather or self covering. Although not all sizes ce: had in each style. every size and width will be found aggregate lot. Included are: PPPLPPPLEL OPO P LPL EP PPPPPPPLLL PEPEOL PP PPEMPOILPOL PPD LOE EPL dees Black. brown and gray suede lace Shoes, colored kid | Thursday, a Special Sale of lace or button Shoes in bronze. maple. camel gray, fieldmouse and Havana or golden brown. | Ivory Pyralin Lace or button Shoes, in two-tone effects of brown silent: Wi tiia, telieiiens aan with fieldmouse tops. black with gray or fieldmouse | ject to imperfection— though o tops and tan or brown kid with back tops. | little consequence—we are able Gier the! (. very special rT) ric s: . . . : : = | £ e 2 ) ; : , . eli-k No r} F . e e+) —_ ; opportunity, and all who are Interested In economv shou! ; (heavy ivory Pyralin stock. a ns, 32. 95 | dren appear and . ——o Sight Imperial imperfections. Mad ! approaching. the profit by this occasion. Sale starts tomorrow morning at 9 | B3.55 of checked gingham | ‘= S t= 26 houre . : —— $1.5 Dm Barry Combs—coarse and im various colors, trinzme od on hese Weather Prophets o clock. “arse apd ine—good weight. Im ' "I collar and sleeves with white f «# Tool op =wiee Ol perial ivory imperfections, Gije Wan Freee | lawn and finished with tie jj[ ¢. "d's nest, bird, ete, : : s = == sash and pockets. Third Fleer APPA PPP P Pee eee ee eee EEA LELERELAELALELALLEE LEELA

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é * SPLUUIS PUDI-USPAICH WKUNESDAY KVENING, OCTOBER 6..1920. ST.LOUIS POST+DISPATLH ‘ — - eee ee — > —_— * 9 — 4 : "a here oe tively packed in small baskets . ; ; chard ree for $2@@ , Largest Distributors of Merchandise and priced as low as $2.95 anteed for 5 years moire lined box, ina variety wat popular estricted Articles Hae: at Retail in Missouri or the West. Main Moor Special at colors oe 39 _ = 2 2 @ >». Main Fleer Se Continuing the Sale of Thursday—Very Special! Women’s Lace Hosiery oe to fs $5.95 to $6.50 Qualities— a Wy woe ttm | SILKS J ’ | - ee | Yard q@ Just 600 pairs of full fashioned all-silk Stockings at this | ! extraordinary price. These are in beautiful lace designs . ee or handsome cloeked ankle effects. Have double tops, high spliced heels, double soles and‘toes. Shown in black @ This sale began today and white only. A limited quantity makes early selection with 20,000 yards of season- 2 eye ged f Main Floor able Silks and, despite the most liberal buying, selec- tion tomorrow will be com- Flannelette Nightgowns plete. Included are: $3.00 36-inch Plaid Silks $2.50 36-inch Black Satin conomically Incli 4 E : | owing that it is the, tim@fparchase com- $ Q 5 | $2.50 36-inch Colored Paillette de . $2.50 Value— ° | Sole a i “errr eee eee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eee —-— —_—_ — a =" | eevee , “ Se = SSS SSS SSS SSCS SSS SSeS SSeS ees _. - » -» » 5 »*F ee @eeeee wv -_— — = ——— * * ‘ | / ‘ i A | | ’ - >= An Attraction That Is of More Than Ordinary Interest Sale of 1000 Silk Poplin Dresses $#4. At Less Than Cost of Material Alone—Thursday..:............ @ Very rare, indeed, comes an opportunity to purchase a Dress of any kind at a price as remarkable as this, and when they are made in such a variety of styles and of materials as excellent as these are, the waving is really unusual—for $3.95 is leas than the cost of material alone. They are made of excellent quality silk poplin in black navy, brown, taupe, light blue and plum in a large variety of the newest styles——-seven as here illustrated, Trim. mings are braid and embroidery and many are pleasingly set off with buttgns. Sizes from 16 to 44. ; Basement Economy Stere _— > +. © >. -_-.” = *“* +e Fee © @ © the lots, although in ma@iwolving large | os ; ; 4 teristic thoroughness an@iagthe co-op- \ : Ee $3.00 40-inch Printed Georgette - YY $2.25.40-inch Plain Georgette sent large stocks of needifes at savings | \\\ . | | 31")1\ . tite tine $3.00 40-inch White Striped Geor- | HH, @ Neat-looking Nightgowns made of good | gette - 7 Infants’ Coats @ Rompers Hitt j quality flannelette “ pink and blue {| $225 36-inch Black Taffeta Y | AI | stripes, as well as plain white. “V” and 2.00 36-inch Printed Satin Lining Soiled, i, Price | BD 39 TW square neck styles, trimmed with wash- mm 36-inch All-Silk Foulard A limited number of lon i short Goat k and whi Ih oe eam . $2.50 32-inch Satin Stripe Shirting milk poplin, crepe de gbine Milieee and ‘very | ge) Crepe de Chine Nightgowns, $5.00 $2.00 36-inch Black Messaline a poplin. arene de > and very ; re Ne a. * : ’ + . * . 4 Str trienened wath weed. all and Win- | 1 A Attractive styles, with yokes and sleeves trimmed $2.00 40-inch Colored Crepe de embroidered sprays and @@® Trimmed with | RW ty with wide laces and insertion to match. : Chine Usual” prices $12.96 tomer? , Colored Me $2.50 66-inch Black Peau de Soie $21.95—tomorrow at ie 1 to 6 bi? Silk Envelope Chemises, $2.95 $3.00 36-inch Fancy Striped Satin q N Six becoming styles; made of splendid quality ‘ 4 . ol *P $3.95 Universal : | n, $3.29 | Crepe de Chine; lace and tailpred styles with shoulder | $2.75 24-inch Silk Vestings Made of absorbent £ 97x27 in.. straps. Third Floor Main Ploor and come in sealed packiaedo Lining Satin An Interesting Feature for Thursday, in the Basement Economy Store $2.98 Quality—Special at Wo men’ S 1 6 5 t O 1 9 A r $1.98 : $1.95 Aprons Offered for One Day Only at | oe 5 Cotton-back Lining Satin, 36 inches wide, with herring-bone stripes in changeable effects. $2.98 French Serge, $2.39 @ 42-inch, pure wool, fine twill French Serge. Appropriate weight for dresses, but comes in navy blue only. Basement Gallery @. More than 1000 neat and attractive Aprons in a wide Corsets variety of styles, including front, back or shoulder but- ton models. All are finished with one or two pockets ; and many are belted. Trimmed with rick-rack and hound $3.50 Quality at edges and made of good quality percales and ginghams, $ 55 in an assortment of pleasing patterns and colors. Large - range of sizes, Made of pink brocade, with wide $2.50 and $2.95 House Dresses, $1.95 | $3.95 to $4.95 Extra Bize Dresses, $2.95 elastic at top. Medium length Splendidly tailored of percales, ginghams and ade of excellent quality checked and striped skirts, lightly boned over the hips, pe pen) + he wes y Hg dark miztures penam, im stralgntiine and belted styles. Fin- 2° and solid colors, Ong sieeves, self col- shed with novelt ockets and long sleeves, an and two pairs of supporters. Good lars and cuffs and skirts are finished with deep many have contrasting collars an cuffs. slnes raifge of sizes. hems. All sizes. 48 to G4. Basement Keconomy Stere Boys’ School Suits Pure Cotton Batts $8.50 Kind—Special Special Thursday at ee C @ White Lily Brand—made expressly for us. Made of pure cotton and comes in 6 one piece—6x7 foot size. Limit 2 to a customer. Bleached Muslin, 22c Outing Flannel, 25c -— A Fall Dress Special Offering $29.75 to $45 Values at the Special Price of fe @ 125 attractive new Frocks are included in this special group, which, for variety and value, leaves little to be wished for. Included are smart models for street and business wear; as well as charming styles for afternoon occasions. The ‘garments of serge and tricotine are cleverly beaded, embroidered or braided, while the after- noon Frocks of satin, crepe de chine, Georgette a tricolette are effec- tively adorned with beads, braid, embroidery, silk stitching, ribbons, etc. All the shades in greatest favor for Au- eee A _ {umn are in evidénce. , — Sizes range from 14 to 44. | re ryTrrTrTyrTyrTyryyryryrTT}7,VTtTtTtT.T* $4444444446444444444444444464444646044444444 46446446466 5665555464 ‘ TrTrTrTrTrTrerererfeefs* za a rv vTryrTyrTyrTyrTrrreer,,RTftkg' tw" * ‘i yTrTrPyTr,yjrT,fefeeeeevrTeev'°7 TT? ??7 . a — « . rr verry, a. *% Some samples and ¢ of a style, others in a full asortm@® Oliver Twist, middy and coat styl pln, galatea, Devonshire and Palmer is colors. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Vanta Binders. | nea SL A eel Sreeeeeeeeeeeeece I A a ee ee eee eevee eeeeee * i aT ts’ Ye Pinloss abdominal Bind-@t good quality ers, made of silk and w » im Gertrude with twistless tape tic ‘shell stitched Extraordinary offering of top. Infants’ this well-known make, Excellent quality 36-inch Bleached Double faced, soft fleeced, pure Muslin and Cambric, remnatts of a bleached white Outing Fiannel, suit- , " ent of 325c to 38c kinds. q Just 150 of these excelien School Suits, but they are well tai- Dress Percale, 29c | Standard dress and e#ehirt Percale, 26 | Cares, nade of excellent quailty casein lored of strong serviceable mate- ; ed ; ‘ e | i tut 9 one a: , pe at. nehes wide, nm a Variety o neat | and tubing. Beconds of the 690 kin rials in a varir ty of neat ) rk pa stripes and Oogures. Kemuants, Z to 58 | Only 6 to a customer. terns. Especially made for hard yards long. wear, in sizes 7 to 17 years. Lim- Outing FI |. 29¢ | Table Damask, 75c ited quantity makes early choosing u ing annei, Pure bleached Renfrew Table Dam- advisable. 27-inch Outing Plannel, tn pink and ask, 58 inches wide, with highly mer- white and in blue and white checks— | cerized finiah and attractive patterna. . well-known quality. Limited quantity | able for nightgowns and pajamas, Pillowcases, 39c 42x36-inch pure bleached Pillow.» wTwrrVwwYwYeYeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eS _ lbh bb bbb bh hhh hhh hhh hhh hhh hh hh. wTwryrvVVYVTVYeYVeYeYeeeeeeeee eS errr rrrrrrrerrerrrererereerererrrrerwrerertereeeeS)hlhehl ee le ee ee ee Bo Re ee ee ek ne > ee en” SECS TESS ORs COPE RREE Ee CR GEEE CEE Tee Iso fancy graye. 2 to & yard rem- Remnants, 1 to 2% yards long. Boys’ Overalls, $1.19 nants of the 29¢ kind, ‘ ; Bed Sheets, $1.10 ; ne ‘ ined denim, with bib and ; Made of plain _ -“~ nays big wagy Pager Bec Pillowcases, 50c | Seamiess, pure Bleached ed @heete.! straps over shoulders. Just tbe img Pra cp RNemarkahbly high-grade Pequot FP il- 54x90-ineh #ise, and finished with: 3-. wear. Sizes 4 to 16 years. lowcases, 42x36-inch sige, with original | inch hems. Beconds of a well-known . Basement Keonomy Store mill tickets attached. Excellent values. |= make Unbly 4 te «@ eustomer. Basemen t Keonomy Store Men's Union Suits | $3.50 to $4.00 Curtains Boys’ Blouses ’ A eee eeeere ~ Special Thursday at $1.85 |Special Thursday at, By) 133 Knee O5C . 'nion Suits, made Pair = weigkt Union Suits, ’ Made of good quality pereale, © 0 etr) ecru or gray ribbed cotton, } , in a wide variety o a and * in long sleeve and ankle length ‘ . patterns. Cut ful’ and wide and ° . , . 4 . finished with high regulation style. coliats. Rives T to 16 Hasemen Boys’ Union Suits, 88c : : ¢ Keonomy Store * $1.15 quality, made of gray | | : pa | , -lined ribbed cotton, in ec : ; . lone. sleeve and ankle length @ 485 pairs of plain, do- ( style. Sizes 26 to 44. estic e Net Curtains; . ; $7 50 Bl k mestic mak ; 7‘) an ets : ————— SEE Women’s Union Suits, made of good quality yarn; $1.25 ; finished with turmback Vm! Spectat Made of excelient quality hems and novelty and J at, Pair . ‘ white fleece-lined ribbed cotton, ' Fe at , in a variety of styles. Regular Ciuny lace edges. Shown Ag . oft luffy. weel-fintshed Mis- . laid Blankets, made im 64249-in. Sale of 6000 4-in-Hand Scarfs Originally Made to Retail at $1—Specialat.......-© ad ent Beosomy Store | aves that will not impair ne tor fall-sisad eden ‘Com’ hy the wearing quality ‘ Finished with overcast enda. sa Paton Basement Keonemy Steve @ These Ties are exceptionally handsome Congoleum and were s lendid values at their intended Sie, : S vares ec nee eee | woe cn of _ Loutte-teved : ' . . six . Curtains. with plain or neat all- erry Cloth, in a wide variety af ° they are reliable of Mondit: 3 price, and the opportunity to buy this which = crersearters and borasra with rich color ‘combinatinen coms | Bed Pillows ey ‘tonditions. ; tity to sell at ¢his special price is one whic | 39 rae rialioped for, lace eters... nice | 13 romaant lente $0 t08 C a | Scrim Curtains, $1.69 £2.50 Quality, $2 When the weather ’ we quickly took advantage of. Gren appear ond ’ . id 3000 sample pieces of Congo- Darvelette Drapery, 25¢ Sheer. Gainty Scrim Curtains, Spestas a6, pow Darvelette Drapery. in a W'iG® | made with hemsetitched of lace fed Pillows In 17e2S-in. ofee ng, the r ; . ® . it , , ”» : " . in 8 to 24 4 . Ties are fashioned of good quality leum Squares, ree interaction | Rasortinent of attractive colors | Sige, borders and shown in | fiilca with sanitary feathers : le. % ¥ silk d satin, in allover flowered ef. ' fe in a choice selection of attracti in Sire, sttabte fer Geet O20 | betes a. aan. Seocment quae covered with good quality fancy Weather oe z : an , ° . , 3 patterns and colors. Many pieces designs Pr ~ , Be re 4 ity at this pri ve stripe art ticking - ) fects, stripes, fancy figured designs and match. Basement Economy Store meen en tlle a . Receemret Ecseoms Store. Nasement Levosemy Store ed bird's nest, bird, bien ~* ! basket weave effects. - ?- F- + _ pe eee eae eee eee ee eee een eee ee EEE Eee Ee he wo vy i _errrsererwrrVreeeeeeeeeererererererereremcemeeeeeeoeeeereoeereereoeeeeeereereeeree eee OG AE tae a ale sncelnente tat Nadine: Rati. I eo e-em ats entire gemene . as »_? © & +42? Se < £6 & ee “w Wt tee Ma Main leer

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ——— ee —_ en — WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1920. armed men held up and/of the Provincial Bank. They car- ae LETTER BY ASQUITH | b+ the Richmond street branch | ried off £800. | 1 fe pt BR > c k Yo i r Grip - STRSBRITISH POLITICS “paere Ie @ Fine Laxative aon- Health © « 4 ie ee . ~ ted f: & = ~ y.. r - ~ a oe z oe > ¢ G ™m >t ws ei . - . a . - >. a ’ 4 7 a Tee, tow a . nae - ! ; ’ @ : Pa a eee ee oe Bes ea ee , a Pg ebrpiny ant tales s * cay ¥ gy. . a a8 x a x: 4 x Po} ri a a P ia, ~ ry 7 ns aA i! _ - +o re : ik ed ; * » > - . A ss ‘ 7” 7 Se ey a ee — be wus 4 view of Viscount Grey’s important pronouncement and the recent letter: any drug store under the name of ] “hile | ’ : . f ' | x eS ee, eS al Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Itisa | Ark S N A making no actual contribution in the mild, gentle medicine that children , a WL a ‘av of a solution of the Iris} liffi- sane way of a ition rish «¢ willingly take, and a bottle'that costs culty, advocated ‘“‘larger views in) 4 ; » Ae Irish matters. | only sixty cents is —_ — an , ot ln Re T : Among downright opponents. of! average family several months. 7 © te, ; ; ” ss : ennith’s lat. ! “ i ee eax alee at Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin has been TRY IT FRE it TE etn ek BE, pie! used by millions of mothers, for the pre- Send me your name and Avenue Sinn Fein violence,” and his advo-| scription has been soldin drugstores for address andI will sendyou cacy of Ireland posse neesy-d its ee thirt years. It is the same prescription a free trial bottle of my | | , 8 | army and a voice in treaty m eae Dr. W. B. Caldwell, whoisnowin his82nd Syrup Pepsin. Address me | or e a 0 0 o ‘ is seized upon as a proposal to which year, used in his extensive practice for Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 513 it would be impossible for the British! half a century. It i li ' , | ' . bap Bona sap { y- is the largest selling WashingtonSt.,Monticello, gd ry ci i ai 4! Newspapers, commenting on the) million bottles were boughtin drugstores. then needs a laxative, and ; ° will render a a coe LORS Sp weet You can make no mistake in giving Dr. it is well to know the best. | ; | 4 $ ODAY. s : b. i ; _ Without sacr manship, about critical, we hav that combine st -~ = — “ - > # i — anti a _ nd ™ . . . _ ms > 7 - co = , * a A EE me oe stow. = SEs ws oe. . ~ - 7 * é a — —_ - ~~ = oe Gaye ee ap =~ ~—. m 7 ee eee - oe : ee — a wena “ - - 610-612 Washington = ‘y conside » weak spot, in tha : , aeaeeeees she Weak spot. tn t ~ Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin to your baby. WRITE ME T The POST-DISPATCH 1s the enly St. Louis eveniag -_—— — - Rema Me - Meer PR mene BEATE mewspaper giving Associated ‘Press news service, —_—_—_—_- > — —- = dealing with the Ulster question and - * show how the north and the south | e Ee] V 1¢ e can be brought together. The Westminster Gazette, a mod- erate Liberal organ, expresses the} ee a ete gl + y “ if Se Ge om —_—— £m “fj *» ee ee ET maT ba , « 7 7 Tricotine, P , a ————_— crepe, crepe d opinion that ultimately the only so- lution will be that suggested by Vis- unsurpassed count Grey—to throw the whole re- Hy : sponsibility on the Irish people of YY finding a solution. Premier Lloyd George will make! , a political announcement at Llianelly | Wales, Friday,.and it is expected he “any / veloped into f ‘ | | The values are _ Drop in—let us show you all the very latest He ts credited with holding the bes N 7 af te T 4 Yashions—our connection with authentic style fo Eiedins to the sand. Ow he pertec roco flavor ee ee ee ee ee am - e +a 3 : be ard’s Dublin correspondent, he is ex- sources is so close, the newest ideas are obtained |} rectes to make another peace otter posthaste. Armed Bands (Attack Police Bar- All will agree that | This new plant is | Munitions. no food product is equipped with every ; racks, Taking 15 Men- and By the Associated Press, more inviting, more | ae possible facility. . ° . le f f | A vagy te attacked the police bar- wholesome, more Fi nen 2 Bi: Ae ee fe: © =) ea Sanitary conditions racks, taking prisoner 15 policemen a , , ¢ . ne ‘ ae ae a ° Scores of variations tit e€ gan ur and seizing arms and ammunition. nutritious than the i ‘Si Ga eS ; are ideal. trimmed Suits, handsome embroidered | All Mails to Dublin Seized By Mili- snowy coconut fat re, , ” Or | bay ms Vase (Ie Working ere ‘é 4 ow A tary Forces. trom hich Troco is e | Su Bee TPS | He eTh | fier , Seiil | i modes, the smartest tailormades ) By tl es 7) bo | | a : perfected plant, Mr. y the Associated Press. 3 : , _— > bed | ee ‘ll find in t DUBLIN, Oct. 6.—On the arrival made. Coconuts are ai OLE Bin OOO SEE 2 ai you li Lit lit own. yesterday of the matis from the . e f ames — ii rd ie & 7 at Hoffman has full provinces and from England, a mili- the principal food of == er Ce Lee , tary party entered the central sort- ° ing station and carried away all the . healthy tropic Traces. . letters Business men, inquiring for their mail were informed that the Impart the sweet, delicate butter flavor to this Made from the finest materials scope for his ability, Suits of valdyne, cashmeretyne, chamois- after the letters had been examined. A similar method of obtaining in- This ro w] t we have done in the perfection inspected herds. Snowy coconut fat, expressed formation has been employed by the government in other Irish centers of T: from the white meat of coconuts, is imported pron from the Tropics. : Armed Men Rob Dublin Bank Dur- ; mata niilitarvy authorities had all of it, i ——— Sea $5 5 OO after the letters had been examined pure, rich nut fat and you have an ideal product. All milk used in churning Troco comes from o velour checks—newest colors, including navy and brown. | The values at each and every to sco hae eareaian nes | price will amaze you—they are ~ () () a wpe = Hours. Introducing . Hoffman oo eure strictly in keeping with our rep- . Another sensa . Mr. A. E. Hoffman, a butter and milk expert most scientific way possible. This is made Ppos- i tional raid was conducted in t} . utation for always underselling. | city during business hours yesterday with 30 years’ experience, has come to the Troco sible by our unequalled facilities. The flavoring Company. : culture is perfected in the Troco laboratories by All daring thie 30-yeuss he besenade lates Mr. Hoffman. S nh nt ld S : T T $ 4 5 judged butter and taught butter-making. He has Result— fancy Troco, perfected Troco, stand- Of ec ec ul S a | been called upon wherever butter associations ardized Troco, which every user will thoroughly are the answer to the widespread demand for style distinction | | mect. , CEyey- Pp f and dependability at a moderate outlay. Fur-trimmed and tai- | Smnce Troco is chumed like butter, since it ay a tew cents more a models of every sort. Values you'll search in vain to ia tf. Wor a: on It Mr. Hoffr . Troco is the fancy | on ; So oy ae ae os ae sss Home the Celebrated supreme skill and experience are but exerted in naturally it may always cost a few cents more. a wider field. We cannot maimtain such quality and meet price competition. But we can assure you of the perfection plant NOTICE of every pound. “ | — Z Bo, have provided oh : Pepriing Me H Seniesa cial | Be te os - FA, offman with every possi e time of his recent connection with the Ask your ealer tor | roco. | THE SHOE THAT HOLDS ITS CA7/SHAPE ae kh ray : Touanthauamen ane mens Se oon ener $7020 $800 $900 g $]0°0 SHOES wed help in his work of perfecting | TemeCorrey.Mi Hafeenitadvimeed | If he hasn't it in stock, have FOR MEN AND W gD, Troco. culteral Colleges, Dairy Schools and him order it for you: You - OMEN ~ > 7 ' beat lemdid . : ae ~— can't buy greater sweetness YOU CANSAVE MONEYBY sq | ae We have built a sp Wonnen's Chabs, tc. We wish him to com phe | WEARING W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES {f{, el) he wi new plant,designed solely for | Sisee Gis sued werk end hiseuviess wil | Or delicacy, nor higher food HE bent owe a" = sd world. hey f 4 , . | == the production of de luxe heasty ce-cperation of this company value, no matter what price are sold in . uglasstores, direct SS 4 ae : ' today the factory eee eee enopesth which A | ) +r _s ; you pay. Onder Troco : guarantees to t shoes that can : ees ¥ roduced, at he lowest possible cost. WL, Nt gn ae cated, BL wll Deine to, you . TROCO NUT BUTTER COMPANY, CHICAGO name eretail price arestam ‘aed Tne, paonegranh and 10 selec. ee ene rea tey weave the aN. / fa Wait longer to enjoy the su | Distributed by ’ actory, which is your protection against un- ; ge rE nome: ne Sazola oe reasonable profits. soe, SA manoraty. antwtthcen, Ut an Hofmann Bros. Produce Co. W.L.Douglas$9.00and$10.00shoesareabso. / 29° | ¥ aye and produces the most natura | lutely the best shoe values for the money in “i pase any instrument meg 700 N. Second Street ————— _ eae aontes Made m new model sa NNON., qt a. ey \) this country, They are made of the best and F | . F ( Main 3438—3439 _ Central 255—200 finest leathers that money can buy. They =p Rae / ark. combine quality, style, workmanship and: ) wearing ; to other makes sell- ing at prices. are the leadersin \ 7% | the fashioncenters of America. The stamped . iy ie aan price is W. L. Douglas personal tee that the shoes are always worth the price paid for them. The prices are the same everywhere; they cost no more in San Francisco than they do in New York. W.L.Douglas shoes are made by the highest paid, skilled shoemakers, ee under the direction and ion of experienced men, all working | to make the best sibsas ber Ub wiles | : VERCOATS Rought from some of the awellest homes. Yr, 1, Pougiae shows are for sale SILL wv. r. rereeident own * “ er . LE... Dougias Shoe Ce., ’ ea ay eR Boaeglas aro Spark Street nando ee, PrP. M,. W. Store: 610 OLIVE STREET, St. Louis We Close at 8 : ** W.L. Douglas FOPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS "S88 © 2h vc patch WANT AD.

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od. irance uls eveniag Wwe service. ° new plant is a with every e facility. conditions g in this plant, Mr. n has full his ability, aterials comes from Tricotine, Poiret twill, crepe, crepe de chine and kitten’s-ear crepe—de- vw ai . .. 4 . Na Sse we To re . Ae” a ¥ repre se ea r—( il es. a Rete . ~ RR ay P me ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1920. ee “A delightful place in which to shop” Henry A WEI Lone. atiliaida Q'G-918 OLIVE ST. Quite a Remarkable Showing of Tailored Frocks Afternoon Dresses at Moderate Prices Without sacrificing a detail of quality or work- manship, about which we have always been super- critical, we have assembled ultra-fashionable models that combine style and value to a high degree. 45°65 °85 I, duvetyne, satin, Canton veloped into models of typical Weil distinction. The values are worth looking into. Displaying New Arrivals in Afternoon, dinner and evening Gowns, Coats, Wraps and exclusive Suits, likewise in ample selection from 125 © °450 | Marriage Lic Licenses Births Recorded Burial Permits ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH dine aan _aaeeeh ee — LE AO LY A OT A Extra Special A group of 12 just received. grade Coney. BIRTHS RECORDED. GIRLS i Bock renege Grgren, Yo. By Comparison You W. ill Find These to Be the Most Wonderful Fall Dress Value That Have Been Offered in St. Louis. This Season! You'll Hardly Believe Your Eyes When You See Them! R. Bec . Mil . Bch » Milllam, 4620 Tyrolean. : Lambert. 5380 Theodosia, . Ha M. Fritz, 402 sy N. Broadway. Mill M. “Ps * and R. Lovy, . and M. Sever, 6404 Reacon. .. Gau and E. Bru » and M. Arn Sr Smran a al ox Wal ~ PS QTM IA a a 4* . . ; Spe » Zen '. Com Lo al 4 » and K,. Ne and N . and 8&8. Gros wet € a4 s“? . gs 5449 Alabama, hy ‘ Ray 48, 2219A Cass, mitral reguree- : . . . * 4 ar re Ft (ont } ’ ; .* : 7 i 4 E r 3 - ) Oe cvane rrivo rc) +e Vinee : , . . ' tis _ | Ethel Woods 1%, { res her ’ : rs on. ¢ by j :? vy un _ B. ATreti dei ; ~ Vy 4 ve er i an “ ; lie ess tor | Kimmy Rudder 2 months, oJ} N. loth ter itis. . se ©. Patterson 68. 19 10 Mw. With. ne 7 XS Kva!l ~ ot ,? r ‘ v4 , gpatt’ we aoe Pana Preserves ! gilli Gi, 452: New stead Soot A N. Union, pneu- hemerer G8. 2024A Carolls ard 39. S621 Chamberlain. pneu- | ~aers Rate W. C. By the Assoc KANSAS T. U. Convention Opens. jated Press CITY, Mo., Oct. 6.—The | State convention of the Women's Christian T : formally her egates pres | Missouri an adcdress Co of Eva ident of th Atle opportunity-bringerse—Post-Dis-, «neal: on “world prohibition.” emperance Union opened this morning with de! ent from many parts of Toda’ ston is to hear by Miss Anna A. Go! . , % : neville / national pres e® organization She wi. > “abr eeveetedineed racine pee tacacebenieeriertee iene POLISH Makes the Home Care tA Shoes Quick — CChOOR EG haeede teeeene ester saeeese | eet te chee 6 beGrtethua.s Savings You Cannot Afford to Overlook! —— et Le =“ — oP 223 > =o Remarkable Qualities Plain Velours Charmeuse Dresses Combinations Serges 95 Also trimmed Extraordinary values at 3.05. ADVERTISEMENT iif Worn Out Ls Mind and Your child is quick to ehoerye Cotarsaneds * in your mental atti hysical condition. And when heasks: there’ ‘’s a tone of solemn anxiety in his little voice. itude. He at once drops hia play happy smile has disappeared and his buoyant spirits are gone— by a countenance of worry and a bearing of hopelessness. intellect. You are the eun and the inspiration of their lives. Dark, SBeqptening over their heads the instant you show signe of being ‘out of sorts” under the Doo’t imperil their future by neglecting your bealth. ‘‘What’s the mae Daag The stamped upon you reflects intensely upon him because of his profound solie- Pein on tines and rushes to your side, but his You owe it to the happiness and welfere of your family to keep trim in body end keah : Pa The Great General Tonic will banish thet “tired feeling” and look. it will renew your the revishing effects of overw epirite and increase your bold ing eppetizer, e valuable aid promoter of the general hes! vitaiizing and reconstructive value, ite use desirable in cases of ou! condi tiene. from nervous omy yyy" or or deficiency of vit once to general fad “LYKO” wessllecketitutes New For Sale oo All amg ae. epee Se este See in like picture ebove thet wern-egs Always in Stock at JUDGE & DOLPH DRUG sToREs LOFTIS. RROS, O1IAMON Wool Cloaks $1 50 Heavy Winter Cloake— | — - bevaht from some. the bewt hemes ta the . oot Pad LAD ee atts 0.50 “is [ie Waseem Toes Poet-Dispaten (trae af a the ; ci wie t? od at getting a tenants at email expenre. - i PF Neue (tered Kus! the se Hart ners are seek ng oace | other through Post-Dispatch Wants ~” Fe lien ataeawe oS tad De A A EM A thw tte ~ cad - bore ce a eae 5 a - Po ete pe dro ays & de dena Dae nanin ux u was .. — 2, Ae ' Cts 7 Ps ek teh ae Oe. ae 5g ; _" . Oe PS, TE Pina <i d nape . . . F Fl 5 44

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. 29 “sn is Rp > ih: 4 and Saf ety for in POLICE UNABLE TO TRACE ) : Mi] cies’ acrions serone munoer PDT GTQ] Mad WIGGLY y sy SOE (6 més): qin room of Washburn was taken to po- a demonstration of our sincerity of purpose and an J. ‘lice headquarters yesterday after- actual evidence of our ability and determination to news Sy Oreer of Dr. Cottey, Coroner. ‘give the retail buying public the best values for the The trunk will be opened today. Ol | 4 | : securities valued at $18,000 were dis- least money. | preferred == stock outstanding % covered by city detectives yesterday. Rest assured that when you £0 into a PIGGLY | ; | and on sale. $210.000 a year, P a aan Se aeaee 4 se he goede WIGGLY that all the prices marked on the ee | — Bg Baap be Pea ' and a note fo ot mavabie tO Gilles ; : : re¢ aaivic aa 1s me ii ih Meee we the delta Teun price tags (a thousand different articles) are lower | | | Sees ane , Company. It is believed Giles had than elsewhere. ( ; considerable money with him when LY WIGGLY does not depend on any whole- s he was murdered, PIGG ati 7 ; Another safety fac. salers, but when the market conditions Justify it, we Weddin Walaete ie Uae tor: nion Iclectric ts able to FOUR NEGROES LYNCHED IN immediately give the public the advantage of lower | earn regular dividends selling rices. first-class service at low rates a mr -_— = Special to the Post-Dispatch. - er Net income needed to § pay 7° on $3,000,000 of 4 10c Hair Nets Real human Hair Nets; cap shape; all shades, 5c WE | $2.75 Curt: Nottingham Lace Curtains; 2% rards long: over~ ocked edge; $3.50 Curt Bcotch Lace Curtains, 2 long; extra wide; g: terns; palr, ——s ~~ an —~ Ce ee Se Be ee ee ee ee ae Serwey 7 . Is hite Ow : Still another safety / nection with the murder of John H.17 factor: Union Electric pos. Make it yourself | White, a farmer, were taken from | THERE’S A PIGGLY WIGGLY ;>—; ee ee ne | 23 F NEAR you 23 are sold sesses, deeply appreciates and 'lvncehed. Jim Givens, a brother of zealously guards the good wht | Ben, who is said to have done the | | , shooting, is being pursued by a’ Stores Ores ae the great community it will by | a) earned ISIT any Brunswick dealer and ask him to china , Mah asta 4 every we ek | serves——good > The body o San unca? LS cs ol ( ily reduc tes play ANY make of record on The Brunswick. Pooine “s , gt penton aaa _- ————-F meee papehan’ aaaee = Then have it played on the other instrument and bullets, making the fourth negro to . And ; so long. as Fate recu have been killed following the mur- | were possible, and by never | asking for rate increases until see if you can detect any difference. der, ° - ‘ ———_—_——_——_——_— : onl | increasing production costs The Brunswick plays any record with just the y made them absolutely neces- right needle, because of the ULTONA, an all- . . . | . sary. record reproducer, exclusive with Brunswick. It is City News If Br ief CBS a few an integral part of the instrument. There is no ad- | justment except a turn of the hand. icp ie on = e+. 28 uw. ue Pee. Spee bye A ope Ps , | Cheap electric power ~} ears a oO for industries is one of the big ie yY 4 factors in bringing new factor- - _ jes into the St. Louis district, ° ° w) musi n Detroit it White Owl _. When you invest your savings Brunswick brings you the whole world of recorded ram arrested at 1a, m. today when police: = , pm 2 | in Union Electric preferred ne ) wed re Iver in his _pocke | | | you make sure of a regular music, besides the extensive repertoire of Bruns- after stopping him at Twentleth and’ and dependable 7 per cent ine lomerted lavy at Pens wick Records themselves, which can be played on “a: Sept. S last. igs? \ IX \ was a | tive becster 6 Guana any instrument using steel or fibre needles. ot BAP EES, Nie ARENA: 21, TEARS, OLD \ PA ows oY \ new-comer! a ee Listen to the full, round tones of The Brunswick, the firet degree and sentenced to. five years | | |. order with mail orders. Prompt —_ of will be road branch of Ni ; Louls Y. 2 Cc. A., Twentieth and luge 4 / ‘ atreets, on animal protection “raven i: \\ . . t ; one an i I} delivery shares field secretary of. the Human ¥ y if | = * 5 ; a eee Tel Ce ose etray) cick, (® tt : VATIONAL BRANDS | wade by registered mail. | in the larger cities to care for ay. x. Cc homeless or injured animais, VJ EPC. i. Distributing Branch ' U. c ~~ => seombere:-iaine 1 1114 Locust Street | Send us your name tein a 6 . Governmen 3 , St (Pirets and Seconde—Hut Every Tire Fully Guaranteed.) CUUUUULEVEAUDAUEUDOUUENUENDENEUTENTEATEATETTATTT 4 | | | very Simply buy one ee ne wee eee we Will sell you another | BITTERS : WY ! | : ; 4 op ‘The Choice of the | | Long ot AVERAGE LIST PRICE AVERAGE LIST PRICE Bagby ‘Alright q } of the. NON-SKID OVERSIZE CORDS NON-SKID FABRICS Veiled Prophet te : 0x3 % 80x3 (Pl.) $20.90 | After careful consideration of fe an illness when you are slow to regain | | 7 aperient, ‘ass $ , 30x34 $26.90 | , ibl rifts for his'| . ; : ri Simply °39x31, $30.75 Simply | loyal, subjects, the Velled | a normal appetite a little Angostura Bitters . » ‘ ecte 16 Vversnarp ’ . . . 3x4 Add *31x4 $35.40 Add | Ponmil as. most worthy of his | before meals will create the desire for nourish- oe . $1.00 2x4 $42.75 $1.00 royal approval. | Rembold's are ment. Use it—not as a medicine—but as a gentle Headeche and Bil- S2x4% : aan 945 75 sharp Pencils and their equally tonic, to stimulate the flow of gastric juice and Ceuenese, 2087 OCNE B3x4'4 ' to These : x 80.40 to These famous associate, Tempotnt 4 h . . ; Constipation. $8x4l, $55.45 Fountain Pens thus help Nature in the process of digestion. Baxd'y . Prices o Pri Your choice of Gold, Sterl 343 4%, 5 . ) rices +. . : A _ . : 7 , ; . ne rt, S06. Silver and Sllver-plated cases, Remember, too, that Angostura Bitters is the house- R5x4'y ' ar or ‘ sini catenins es | *36x4% and Get 35x4dby $59.25 and Get in a wide variety of artistic de- | | hold nerve tonic that has a record of 96 years of success. | , Wz i‘ 28 e4 lk signs. —~ "3545 : ‘2 TIRES oti ee 2 TIRES The priggs range from ‘ It helps to improve circulation and to restore strength to Gil ted fieirtdy ) : i 50 4 "3725 ae a $1. upward. | the entire gostura Bitters is free from Pon tal fy r ) J og alindensl REMBOLD’S ct ee ee ee aaa, Be Galeceber Bros.. Owners , — of 85 awards at international expositions. end Great Western Lire Corporation Everything Photographic | ; 4. Tie lao af tees cae the Royal Fomtly ef Senin. | | HEAD ACHE 25¢ a : Pi ! | | } ’ 643 ae Locust Street—North Side of Street OSs Sea a “C — = m druggists, TABLETS ~ Put F st-Dinpateh” WANTS ° E ) g Semon “Mo. Central 958 WW) jist we hes grocers and delicatessen stores yeu =< eanteeen, to meee ) : i B. G. HEFTER, pres. | UUUUUUUOUAGOEOOYOOQUOUOUUUUUUOEOONOESEEAAAAUAAONT | For Headaches and Neuralaie | #*"*" * sles crmunization that will MMNMRE “soft iia “oather. ts 7 ; % a | Style, rubber heela.. P — ; win. fi; 4 - 4 4 ’ 7 iL ; j i) t ke

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__ ST. JT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ! WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1920. a ——__- — ' ADVERTISEMENT ic *__| BOILERMAKERS BUY BUILDING Gon of a railroad between Monkey BRIDE-TO.- BE. HONOR ‘clude eight of Miss Lesser’s class- | Point on flantice oe o Ss ; the Atlantic coast to San mates, IPHUR IS BEST | sssz 4. Wil Eatablish Heag.| iz¥elt®, on Lake Nicaragua. | GUEST AT BRIDGE PARTY teal | Buy. e dl ane at Seca. | ‘ity, Kan. . | ; pea MLS Mr. and Mrs. Warren V. Clark of Bubble Book | Pasadena are rejoicing over the ar-/| f or the / Asso d Press a oS 5 et, OO WY : 10OW safe is the . | kK ANSAS CITY. wo., Oct. 6.—An- | B E & A KF iD | | er: g id | rival of a son, Bevis, on Oct. 2. Mrs. | ’ no | . ae K “Is ¢ efora . ¥ ‘ ey ; nd on Union Elec. » uncement was made here yester- when out shopping—at theater— || . 4 a | : ~ npc Bemie: et ae eee ee Kiddies Satine ® | \Gay that one of the largest office’ out of town—asleep or awake | Fe... ee ae cp pei Se sites apdee meer, ' | eattasbes in Kansas City, Kan. has! . ae By a; | ; os" a a. Res pee 2 2 - om ‘en sold to the Inte dnationa) Broth- +4 [ So oa aati. Mrs. Robert Lowe and little ° : le seater of Boilermakers. I] a & er ser |daughter, Jeanne Urban Lowe of : 8, iron Ship | Pimp see oi : here 18 Union | ullders and Helpers of America, | Se a in MOR, We DEVS Rangoon the record of NET IN. b eiees iow abi ad will be converted into national | : ' , | : ‘Ze a . pm vesgrasees No ov a eth eet ‘idend carnings — Any reaking out or skin irritation he adquarters of the organization | = $ SF ——— ween Mr. and Mrs. George Doerr of Doerr face, neck or body is overcome At 1? “ : | =. : ‘ss | place, Kirkwood, will depart next | nm years st: é 16 recent convention of the iL ae e , Ss | years pa : / t by ap? ly ing Moentho. Sulphur, | } | brotherhood here, it w p ~ “ ns Z 4 week for their home. 8 noted skin specialist. Because} make Ka : as voted to) | Te a 4 —_— its germ destroying properties, SEEN Hn Sef say Kan., permanent j J ; a Mr..and Mrs. Moses Shoenbere of . Cc , 2 ag > * erect or pur: hase | ey ; ; , ’ . i th e wi aShington Hotel have as their ont has ever been found vo Ba Qa Structure fo ‘ ¥ > Eigisce of this sulphur preparation | r the purpose. THE SEGAL : guest for a few weeks thelr. ron, instantly brin ys ease “de im meq r — ee : dnev Shoenberg, who has been in a 900 sete Se Rerning and irritation. Nicaragua Secks $20,000.000. Burglar Proof Lock a i eiiibe’abad rete aad Giamibe tec wovell , | - aa Bs al months 37162 ~Wentho- Sulph: ir he als eczema righ t ¢ Associated Press poaes: 0 “SAN SALVADOR. Repub Ss . anlar 767,665 Jeaving the skin clear and smooth. | public of Sal- PROTECTS = 7 1 Beeldom fails to relieve the torment | vador, Oct. 6.—Negotiations of a loan | ee Mr. 3 Mrs. Leo Falk of 5885 M.872 UR gages | perk hy oo eorean nt A little jar of| of $20,000,000 with United States! ¥O HOME, STORE, GARAGE a Be | Etzel avenue have announced the/| 2,939, ho-Sulphur may be obtained at| bankers by the Nicaraguan Govern- | cael te ee en tia 4 engagement of their daughter, Miss | 478.95 + drug store. It is used like cold | ment is announced in dispatches re-|| GET ONE at Your ce Aicemen tte te a Bi Cella Falk, to Joseph Werner of Du ao “ | celved in this city. The money will|/] SEGAL LOCK & HDW. CO.. VN. Y. ik . a ee | Quoin, Ill. No date for the wedding | 016 i be use d, it is raid, for the construc-/ ° i ‘ ale % has been set. $9,334.35 z Miss Hlelen Gratz, daughter of Ben-'| (6 mos). 685,695.22 | jami rratz of 5155 Lindel] ule- . | cecdl slkn: a aild ae daneiiecen Ga Delivers this beautiful ard, who was one of the three spe-| , hm | : | , ; | : ae |= d 2 J ply appreciates and 3 long: over~ | lo do this, get about four ounces of 1 dH D vom 4 4 . T t , > N . HE marriages today of Miss guards the good wilt ocked edge: rimme a ay Women’s Flannelette { oo be | dpdgae ‘ . , i lordinary liquid arvon; apply it at| ' ight when retiring; use enough to| Delivered Thursday—On These erms This store is the originator of this simple and popular buying plan and you are assure.) of complete satisfaction with your Grafonola—backed by Widener’s high character of service, Start enjoying this wonderful home entertainment right now. Se etl le aan ae OE “pi ae : a he el ee ee ae. ae gowns; cut full; former Anne Block to Hugh Scott and great COMMUNITY it ir eee e renee @ eee 7 ° . . . . mul ¥ ; , ; values; especial, Miss Harriet Edwards to Walker | ]'6 reeay* |} moisten the scalp and rub it in gently 1 will earned by ly reducing rates and 4 / McMillan are among the notable ol | , ur a "Seg levents of the autun with the finger tips. service every year ° = events ¢ 1e@ autumn. | ng . f educti Beotch La Cc ‘ © a iat &. “Sr, Miss Edwards, who is the daugh- $y morning, most, if not ail, of ible ae A "b go rent ell ontre, wan R.. J foo ee © ter of Mr and Mrs. Nelson Green| Your dandruff will be gone, and , a y never . terns; pair : P Edwards of Kirkwood. and Mr. Mc-jthree or four more applications will | rate increases until > DP ° -Gwards c s,irkwood, and Air. 2 | reduction cost Millan will be married: at 8:30}completely dissolve and _ entirely | " : orsets tI evening at the Grace | destroy every single sign and trace | m absolutely neces- | 1 i ' i jociock this evening at th race |”, . / > 5 . pf Episcopal Church in Kirkwood. The of 1 . v . ' Ss 4 Women's Cor- cere mony will be performs d hy the y ou will find, too, that all itching | . ~h: [p= OVS sets, from de- Rev. J. J. Wilkins and will be fol-|and digging of ‘scalp will stop, | S . ’ . : ‘al pendable mak- lowed by a reception at the home and vour hair wil ook and fecl a ‘ : . | ‘ fit 4 : j - - ™ 4 : ; , | re a.” i” ‘7 y . " ret, . fF thea ie lex pebpsive and four ounces is i] ou he St. Louis district. » be , a CLEVERLY trimmed style of ye Tubes hes or ged oe ton ek ceeds te poet will need, no matter how onan Cannot invest your savings , |= | Kaige feng: [fA tne most navanced type and | 2 honor, and Miss Constance Eawards, |dandruff you have. This simple rem-| Got) Phone St. Louis’ Only Exclusive Grafonola Shop deetric preferred | the markably low for $ 98 ay eee 1 4077 a 7 ver fi i) | ; i 4h} am Sister of the bride, wil . Mal edy neve A1iS. : Oo ef sure of a regular . _ —T. Lyons and Panne esate ie wrideame te the Mies | —-—_-—____—_———_ —__ - ——_ ! Main 2877 Largest St ck of Grafonolas and Records Here : Hats: ——~S ht - pe nc cata ) You can find the house you are’ ‘6 . dable 7 per cent in- LAE ASSES , Velvet Hats; trim- s . ; ; ) . . '; Thursday atherine Curlee. Mr: arrington ‘6 you become an ac- med neatly; Thursday... (thf. oe sg he vent nade nen g| looking for through Post-Dispatch a The Shop of Better Service’ aaa ter of Greater St. , Dee oe etee bektnd 1 hae | WANT ADS. dustrial growth. i tines wit be undbie te take — ADVERTISEMENT part in the wedding. Mr. iAlcM in | }}WOW!CT Frice items ror ursada iarmars Deesies MoMiien ne bes 7 TRY MAGNESIA FOR VE: $100 4 share man and the groomsmen will Or saa orn +; $102 on a en-pay- ai scagpetad cae wes Co ed pena voce ae betas 7 Lhe | - a bee me a: STOMACH TROUBLE 4 . — - eon Scudder ané fate omy? rT). xi bh , \ a ofr x} : , ‘ ' ere cane ke zoe Calicoes d0¢ and 50c Gingham 30c Flannels The bride’s gown will a a ay i | 2-000 yards standard All knds of small | Outing Flannel; tulle over silver cloth, with an over- = pen aoa ’ 26-inch Calico, in C agron 4, ec Ks, shert mill rem- C wanes sti point appli a eae ) TRUST AN’ ~ 4O CAPITAL - ‘It Neutralizes Stomach Acidity, " , . aias an a nants; check, : ' es tied : | 1 payments, WITH short mill remnants; ilerteas: stripe a ae | bodice will be of tulle an . C | " h | SERVICE ~>* AND SURPLUS Prevents Food Fermentation, ST, any time before wor ote a eee ae ae enc paige « | EXCLUSIVELY 7 $10,000,000.00 ‘Sour, Gassy Stomach and Acid yment is made. You goer eae ne agate , Indigestion 0.20 per share cash | doc Sheeting 45¢ Cheviots $4.00 m4 $2. ee nd $10.20 r share ; ; auches | ° | o oe nd ta fats Soler plain] Large oval shape and lace and ‘orange bloesoms will |] Directors Reflect the Strengt Doubts f yom are, fferer thom ; 2} | Indigestion, you have already tried pep- with electric bills, bine and : . ed Sheeting; 36 shirtine C dvtnend Texiderm cov ered form a cap with the tulle €ll. ne C r a T) lilies of the sin, bliemuth, soda, charcoal, drugs and -~ ae eee months. When last inches wide; mill in yard lengths; Canteens; large ov i$ will carry gard: ‘arious digestive alds and you know is made, you get your : or — 2 . . ! cuts; yard . all alike; a mirror valley. me | | of an Institution : these things will not cure your trouble nd begi ae rae ews BR r — Mr. McMillan is the son of mprwrpre edith Byes yyental ye "IDENDS IN MIS.- ~ 4 vad ‘ . " - ‘ . E. W. McMillan of Kirkwood. hie Rut befo . rivin . hope and decid- boc Toweling Boys’ | Suits $2.50 Messaline wil] take his bride to Indianapolis | That is the reason this Company from the very start | ine rll ‘oa Hy nesete apemenia just try | i | ’ e ordinary commercial carbonate, Bleached, linen- $125.98 to $10.98 val- All-silk Messa- to reside. | P , , eflecy of & Mttle Siserates Gates c ues; splendid .98 ; $ 49 = 5} ; has enjoyed the confidence of the people in this com- | ~ oxide or mitk, but the pure bis Sete teh patie ae ee soon hn eee tyve® finish; suitable for anastan matertl line, navy blue; ‘ L E Ss OFFICES: kitchen use; als: special | for —— — Thursday, —— The marriage of Miss slo k and ) munity, and why so many estates have heen entrusted | u + magnesia which you can obtain o1 Tnion Electric | ursecay onty E Mr. Scott will be solemnized by I : ; | srom actically @ny igéitet in either 2th and Locust Sts«.. very Key. Carroll St. Davis, — ofl to its care. and Union Flectric’s 60¢ Serves: Boys’ Si. 79 435 $2 00 Serges A Christ Church Cathedral, and the | ro compressed by —s ey enry izgner at 5:30 o'clock , . . U ‘ Aiffere . . it} 5 eee mene. - The combined business judgment of these Directors is rr tantly neulsslise the aangerean. wil hye Jefferson, 82-inch me dium- Made of high-grade All-wool, splen: did 29 this afternoon at the Cathedr: 1 Dean | . Charlies and St. twill Serges; materials; neat qualit y navy blue Mavis 41) ead the first of . sone a L ; f L ‘ ‘ll ne gy BB ; re | ween Wee Fee ot gat . your assurance that the interests of your heirs wi ) a to ferment aad sour. ? poonful of the powder or ’ iitt ond ra pe al er a Aine SRR... _ ~ 2 we a ntics, blues, browns and patterns; ‘ Mill Remnants; ice and the ceremony will lumpy feeling other Fall colors; special 0 by} mill remnants; yd.. Thursday.. formed by Dr. Mi! zner. Miss Marga! always be safeguarded. most everything BP) ioc K, eister of the bride, wil ] ate , | find that provided yo" take a little blieurated magneeta immetiately IL ORDERS: calle Repl neo Bel! | maid of honor, a! ad the rridesmié 3 OUR DIRECTORS after j jen!, you ean eat almost any rt his nd eploy t# without any danarr Misses Alice Scott, sister of draft, certified check, | will be i th mail orders. Prompt ONE DAY SPECIAL! the bridegroom, Ruth Lionberger, | |} THOMAS R. AKIN, WALKER HILL, EDW. MALLINCKRODT, G)] | cf pain or discomfort to follow and es S Or an S “al ew York, form President Laclede Steel Co. Executive Manager First President Mallinckrodt Chem- | rated mannedia ennnet tnjiute the ate mail orders. Prompt Dorothy Walker of New | of shares will be erlv of St. Louis; Helen Gratz ar Sad JOSEPH D. BASCOM, National Bank. ical M. RUMSEY. | ne s te an: yr % ay 00 tone on th ere are @ + . a Broderick & Bascom Rope Co. JACKSON JOHNSON, JOHN F. SHEPLEY, | a ae ADVERTISEMENT $ maint’ | @ Dresses ae . Women’s Ribbed Vests or Pants— M on va b othe . George D. Scott, || WM. K. BIXBY. Chairman of Board ft bw us your name 4 eee ety; Sek eh eee . will be best man and the ushers wil ROBT. S: BROOKINGS, opoD McK JONES J teenage | ni ( . , e 4 Serge verfect fit- “4 2 wage st Shepley, Ethan Shepley, | The Cupples Co. Cm. ina GEO. Ww. “SIMMONS, : B h tarrh to | ial Pa cannes i" : ! | oa a sine! Deve ting ~? 29 | Ss las McK: ey, Wa} man Allen, Har- President Washington Univer- OMN B EENNMARD. Vice-President Simmons Hdwe. | a ) a e l D ‘ ‘ - ses . ° 4 . " > I ag may Andrew if - : sity O xP this offer to 7 - an c ceptional old R. Wilson, ‘and Andrew 3 AUGUST A. BUSCH. J Precident J. Kennard & Seas MM, 8. Wee Breathe Hyomei for Two Minutes and Stuffed- “— Head Will Go |Creery. | President Anheuser-Busch, Inc. Carpet Co. Chairman of Board Cupples Ce President Union Bag and Paper Union S The bride will wear a white satin | jj THERON E. CATLIN W. A. LAYMAN , . ‘4 ‘ P ° P ‘ vou want to get eafe relief from $ 00 fon Suits eS ee ee ceil JOHN T. DAVIS. President Wagner Electric Mfg. p, ("Punting H | catarrh, cota in the Read or from on , > > - . Cn . a ( ui ; } . ‘yf 33 -) " 2 ‘ . : : — ——_——_ Men's Ribbed Union Sults; ‘ brocade and tu le, lined Ww 1 Sii\ JOHN D. FILLEY, Co President First National Bank. rit ith cough tn the’ ehertest time, : res © vy = ? , , 3] a” y i ; } ‘ ' Fiesoed; Mase BS meaty St ‘ |cloth. The tulle veil, which will || President American Mfg. Ce. N. A. McMILLAN, THOMAS H. WEST. ished yarn; , e nar ’ » train ‘tll be hel | : f ad 8&t. 4 ) 25 ee ee ne ceeneenn 1 JOHN FOWLER. Union Trust Co ~°“* EDWARDS WHITAKER, | i nan ont your head tn twe President Boatmen'’s Bank. minut nd allow you te Dreathe free money refunded : laeti: ' (e+ ee seceeebeaeon™ : comfortable —— : ee ee ee BENJAMIN GRATZ. Esecutive Manager First “’ : 2 and : ; “8 with his gas and oi burners, “ihe Jarvies Ends indigestion , ART SQUARES ford of 5635 Waterman avenue enh- It 1 h misery Just received a wonderful array of women $ Another Special!—Mi!l! imperfect ltertain tonight with a emall lunch- | op nme | “always ready kind.’’ Gas burner is not removed when coal is used. ach. pret hae oA yee . h py > roa new Boots, tone worth less than $7. one-piece Cokroléum Art eon at the Woman's Club in compli- | | y q omech saned Squares; size 9x12; suitable as a. > Pemeaes Stare. “a 7 | Ki 99 o or money back. rge box tabicts Choice of Chocolate, es 95 o reg Tor Shy room, ie seni ment to vege! age t, a ars — The 3-in- at all druggists in all towns, + itary. easily cleaned and - | to f New York, who is the guest Dene or Kid leathers. There aoe rec on ¢ c be used exelasively with gas, oil or coal; with gas as an auxiliary to When your head {cels like are military or low heels wear; very to choose from. Sizes special.. $1.48 4-VYard-Wide Cork Linoleum ‘riage to William Robert Gibson of ' —- venting clinkers and smoke. Burns oil or gas separately without a basket of broken changing the burner. bottles—you need Miss Jean Armstrong, whose mar- ommended s C ‘ford. for long $10 95 [a eh, Seews | | =h\ coal of to ignite coal from the top, causing the coal to burn down, and pre- range 21 to § at...... Cover your Mont l will take place Oct. 13, was > , | Cc: JARVIES f i ™ —_— | Montrea Wii AKG DIAC - Ps <A . urnaces ingure Children’s Sample Shoes; bic me fp Tony $ the honor guest today at a bridge | o's Provide Against Emergency! comfort through either ras, y ae ofl or coal shortage. Perfect mixing of sir and gas eS n the variety f combinations; alse ce: , ith which Mrs. Owea Mite! 29 — oe ee Soeh! ond cil burners. “Can be installed in all kinds ef heating aad power placts, but gives solid black; sizes ‘, ‘** 2 ip ) : ~ ell] of 4468 Forest "ark boulevar: ' a | Wemen's $5.00 Low Shoes; high Neponset and Mrs. Charles Tooker entertained | go be 354 a chocolate or Neponset Flooreovering ts 100% at the latter's home, 4426 Lindel] arom : low heels; black leathers; all $ 9 waterproofed; it is Seg ad ag boulevard . ; the back is | mys e | . / Stomach or bowel dis- SE REY SRNR a Rae Ee aanetiia ga “| ies sizes from top to bottom; Dispatch WANTS wo work § | 2.00 Slippers: we ER tn tee M d Mrs. Harry Lesser of 12 y Vomen's ouse ness or moisture, patterns are r. an Drs. arry Les f 12 , = Employ er, in getting } f ‘ 85.00 Cemfort 7 O58 choice of Juliets and strap heavily coated; | Washington terrace will entertain a eee ; * $3.9 abnini be. ’ ! ¥CORPORAT £6 00,000 ( apital rest of the body. Bee eee (re lar price rubber heels. sizes oeeerevreeveee . is ; 00) p com this over ing in La no! ot the r. nth — - \Tis — Langer’ Sele of Aue Bodicine te the Wait, birthd:s of their daugh t —_ everywhere. le bases, 1G. 254 oe ota ' Marjorie Lesser. The guests wll] i f * . .! oa a 4 a. : a or . ee 5 z ¢ of P oa yo ae , \d 7 . . Me e «2 i 5 . . a € A #9 r *« @ ie ~ 4 ¥ . - ‘i a . 4 ~ ° er Mn ay =. F

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. eee —— — ~ — — — —_ aaa . ae —— ) — == a ~ PHOTO PLAY THEATERS = = PHOTO PLAY \Y THE Thor | OCEAN ‘STEAMERS — OCEAN STEAMERS _ = PARAMOUNT PICTURES aan FARING BEGUN ON © === i rat tae 9 besnurona Mac mut Manne COMPANY. | DEL MONT St PLN BY -| CHARGES OF MISUSE Drosten’s i pole Matte seme aN rie purge Quetloor Theae es oe Won NEW YORK—CHER rien } =! = : Oct. $, Nov. 6, Nev. 27 : F | HOR PERMITS rh en i a | . : = ee 3 ie Ldrizhe __. et. #8 Son 11, Boe. 15 LAST FOUR DAYS | OF mi | pene T kee FREDERICK } Manchuria | State Prohibition Director RED STAR LINE ¢¥* . a —IN— _ Taking Evidence Against IN \ HEW ‘ORk—SOUTHAMPTON—ANTWERP Td | YORK—A7TORES—GIBRALTAR 66 9 | rea MADAME X” ) ith and Lecust Street« saps “IT’S A BOY’ DORIS CONS : AMUSEMENTS _ a | So wd oy . ' OVERCOATS or . prano 4am Grimes Spit! DEPUTY CONSTABLE AMONG ACCUSED ee ee ANTONIO SARLI’S ORCHESTRA Ww a; i= ere SUIT. $5 SHUBERT JEFFERSON Next Week—Roscoe Arbuckle in ‘The Roundup.’ ‘ dians Helpl Wechinaten, Keune Grand. THE FUNNIEST OF ALL FARCES : ————————— — ~~~ Brooklyn = a | iw MABEL'S ROOM KING Fog = by for MAT. TODAY, 50¢ to $1.50 GOUVERNEUR MORRIS’ ~ 7 : 7 ‘ “ih te $2.50 Sat Mat. 0c to $2 - By the Assoc.ated Press F | FAMOUS STORY ‘ ™ VAUBSVILLE Week of Monday. Oct. 11 ) WwW edieniciiais _saturd - Matinee é é > | ie = Der Pela a ix (ORPHEUM CIRCUIT PROTECT YOUR ppeeettract chamnteke & ——TWik DAIL Y—s:! a @ three-to-nothing Victory RESERVATIONS OE MI i KITTY DONER ar rn | a oe . et baat ’ Fertire preceed are r rosien Jewelry Company ome om Pehse deat rig iiievTereyi base running. Myers up & Prices $1! » $° “us Wer tat = ler Noor P fl one. Fow!. strike ts ing out a wholesalers | =, wa: M —C easelenws Taz tt Seats st Cenrer's DELMAR AT SRAND AND : ' md rith : : if 3 ef ‘chin Flewenth and (‘Mive sts . (RANO AND Gardner threw out Mrecs. ‘ oes on Sapte = leche cas r JOHNNY JOHNSON HAMILTON FLORISSANT “NEN ASN DOA TWO HITS. NO ERRORS than the piace of Dusine=ss named te Philharmonic Oct ette - | ical ara his permit. Some of this whisk WHITNEYS' DOLL REVUE | qe: Theat P cLevetan: ; was found in the hands of saloo: THE VANDERKOORS erican e er - ' ———_—_____—_— - : CLEV ELAN D—“ been tmp: vod — ae « ; rem ‘at T o«t a? Strike on-« x ons aha! Pre we Probibtien, Gottimotet K Than a Month Ago! AMERICAN (22 S27": aes NEW GRAND SEAS west exp yn ea “ go. ware & Magic a eI CENTRAL WS ¥ ciynic skyoow: | Gua ENTERTAINMENT 2 lien gat mee t BROOKLYN— _K netchyr These regulations provide that a RUE AMILTON nt preceedis eof Matinee wiil Coc. 45 THE NOrrvwiawo fore replenishing his stock a dealer Im an Optimistic “DEAR ME” J te the Pest-Iispateh My @me¢. Bal! one. Jamieson ms f(em-~ 4 = : - Third Inning. LEAGUE OF NATIONS HOPE We have often explained to you the workings of our producer-to-con- = > = a ) a ge é — hich "7 7 te 7 - . - 3 am ie eres E \ BS ™ta" Qe > ae *Y DELLA SL ~*t, | OF IRISH, FOLK” ASSERTS sumer plan. which enables us to give you the highest quality groceries at om } ggg ‘ces lower than you can get anywhere else ¥ d out ON: Fag 3 practically wholesale prices—pr! [ oY a: fee nm Concert = - Ghee WASHINGTOX > erento‘ >* “Eo, ey " és ess . v7 ; . . r? : ~ . es s Tle > J >? ¥ - ’ , > ~ . . “ —_ . ; . Gev Felk of Mieseurt tr » 2 re a~ “ Str king ilu Die Gis - % Vises fh “os peCS SE CE ae on : V¥.— entisoousr—ii F. a ‘ [ioe Ofve > , . , . > a « \ - . r 7. : Demecrats. advocated the Leacue « wouid mever be able to give you such superiatively h:gh- de corte Mie oS Ow 4 Drama of Free Love and Ite Penalty | ROowganss up Wambs > : . — and Her JAZZLASND EFIVE » te = Whe: - . 7 ae —ef Iruve Lere am’ It«e Eewaurd NVattons as t? : Py ,;~ . . e 7 7 such le w prt ces . J > 't~— | hore t hs Mer. Tie zz [ ow % - -* ebe Ot G@ima.| TaAtlonm th: Fi me the : ~es aad Thin—DBender £2 Wehan GAYETY! Tur "BAY Y! 1 Dna. i hb +s. a LOVF a an Ps . : : . ’ : ‘ Yeog «7 —T- Won § —— _" tbe .\D ID _ a ' asia werté, incvtuding the Philippines and Ziska-gth- Bimbes ee : e CROW Ds a A First National Attraction é LOO KRLIT N—Grimes ug Meryt Be called attention to th: Compare French Brand with th bighes pitec i Blend that you have Urehe > ’? ; fou = = cr -_ > a - A upder the Provisions of arty : : P will convince you that y Cou have ! Und i the Com fee Sat j >4 2c tion ri 2a you 14aVve eS 2 Ki Pp y E a S eral Try tI } THE Bl+t.4.b- ST °HowWw G _ Rod ‘ch’s Or . ORC -3. . re >? a ‘* - : — the covenent. always longed for. French has a deli ghetul, distin ctive taste that makes i: EVER PRESENTED IN THE ene ermuce 3 caestra HESTRA . ; = me fu : “wunaties Haeits > Folk sald. “in stand out from all other coffees. Jewel isa V ERY ¢ d quality coffee, that THE 7 BELL TONES Sieiane ce cape ra pS ane SPECIAL AT BOTH THEATERS Bitte second. It was to os anewer ” ~~ Ff ’ boli ial : : ~ . 5 - —-— = ~ - - o- = . . r _ ; ; . ™ a —— sold tor as high as 4ic during the past year We’: re so satisfhed ourselves cae 2 eae GUARANTEE Te Be | aquestienabty “GEORGE SISLER DAY” ee ee om that the Irish questio id b - ry ~ ee eget ae with the superb quality of our coffees that we sell it under this guarantee visi The are Show Ever Seen Here Ate = a ox brought before the League of Na- Hens, Gave an interview to the Lon- ‘ , G Mar _G ’ , . ; aon . } ru ccm | BAayety: vinx Gayety: Siamese ox aie Merting Peet a few davs aco . ? > ° im which he stated that the Irish Buy a pound today, and if you dont find it the verpting sundays and Hob pest ass! ABE REYNOLDS" REVUE! ic evesetlon Was purely British d PF venus — — ; sy »! 7 cl Orr : these of Emgiand and America who Costar with Male Hemtten tm ve || Spee Sot set Sn a 3:28 a ws - sey ew Ss 5 so Fb eee 162 betieve in the doctrine of ow if deter - optimistic comedy entitied “Dear “M- ‘6 eT Wwrhetre you Ste RES. Pa os ss [aN v TY : - Neg 'n- ‘9 » oe S088’ RANDALL suRcH pe , RESORTS. mc a : ¥ Fourth Innis. RECITAL Bey and Arthur — Tid Bits ef 1929. D. W. GRIFFITS | BARGAIN Peaey—Kinccrame—Touien, THE MASTER MIND EY E- , a - ot Sa _ ARGAIN MATINEE «4 : Fh . : A cobee thar will surprise W :rbout a doube the eBest coffee > “engs im Engii« “endear “Sicbht “ease ‘awe Bee OF THE #REFYW ow o- Str ke . * Cooper - Carlton on ‘ = at any price Just one pound zs ¢ Varied Preeram of (Clsesic sad Perfermance Only—Neow om “aie. PRE you! Roasted fresh every ant ée aneehene see Be oll Pepaiar Numbers day. You are guaranteed stamd comparison with the high- of absolute treshness. Lb est priced coffees. Pound pkg Emtire oreceeds «of “Watimee will he denated te the Pest-Dispaitch Pur pape NONE ee WEEKL Pounded ou: Sonetchy Milk and Free Ice Fund. “xs Parte Y GUS : Speaker : Ss r¢ Prees. 5@c, Tie. $1.60 . Soe EN CENTRAL REVUE ORCHE orden. a shalt re ; ge ae 7” btn : ~~ 7TwTwwvwewwwewvuwvueves?* = oo aad A triai of Kroger $ Cofee will convince you tat it's a waste of money to | 5 Jan ' : eee " . , — '™ ae pay 2a higher price wthStAm Fow ee twee Feu Jonnus to Wheat who ran ™ “Bing of Vielimions na to "ake the os The win ; | | —— NO HITs TO ER Royal Patent or Geld Medal — ~ tf 2) BROOKLY —Konethy . 3e->: —.— . Re le

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f0TO PLAY THEAT nies Clara and Delmar rin the World” AYS JERICK & DORIS KESNER, Soprano STRA 1¢ Roundup.’ 3°68 Highway Delmar ORRIS’ Sete me charac- ?ost-Dispatch. : ne : JR FLORISSANT | GnHAND AND SHULNANDOAH DELL GRAND and HERBERT ANDA HAWLEY in 20D FOR SCANDAL” Es ‘up. Strike one. Ball one. Foul, Speaker Wheat up. Ball one. ‘base running. Myers up. one. Ba)! +» WEST END LYRIC A LYRIC SKYDOME NOCrceiaAanwns art iet the Piper’’ of Tree Love and Ite Penalty True Leve an‘ Its Reward oo oe N ational Attraction és H. SILVERMAN Ss ORCHESTRA FOLKS” ‘One. Strike one. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1920. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Though Koney’s Wing Was a Trifle Off, the Other Robins Put Up a Bird of a Game LAY UF BY-PLAY STORY DODGERS’ VICTORY N SECOND GAME, 3~0 rimes Spitball Delivery Holds In- dians Helpless Throughout, While ‘ Brooklyn Swatsmiths Find Bag- by for Sequential Hits. ‘By the Associated Press. EBBETS FIELD, sat of whitewash on the Brooklyn, Ox @ three-to-nothing victory in the Grimes’ spitball tied the backs Brooklyn's hitting was timely, the in clusters when hits meant runs. backs of the Cleveland Brooklyns, champions of the National Leacue. second game National Le amy —Burleigh Grimes fitted fine the ith Indians ore today the field x world’s series walked of the of the Cle knots, yw! getting their hi velanders in ‘aguers A play-by-play account of the game follows First Inning. CLEVELAND — Jamieson up Sirike one. Pall one. Jamieson went out, Konetchy to Grimes. Wambs- ganss up. Ball one. Strike one. Ball two. Foul, strike two. Foul. Speaker singled past Johnston. Smith strike two. Ball two. It was a pitch-out, but did not try to go down @mith struck out, being unable to fathom Grimes’ quick-breaking spit- tall. NO RUNS, ONE HIT, NO ER- RS. BROOKLYN— Olson up. Olson to Wambsaganss, hitting the first ball pitched. Johnston up. Strike one. Johnston got a hit to deep short. th up. Strike one. Strike two one. Johnston stole second, Bal! two. Griffith went out, Johnston to Bagby, - Johnston going to third. Johnston scored on Wheat's hit to center for two bases. Wheat made second by fast Strike one Ball One. Foul, strike two. Ball two. Gardner threw out Myers. ONE RUN. '* | ‘TWO HITS, NO ERRORS , Strike | in right field. Strike Second Inning. CLEV ELAND—Gardner up. one. Gardner got a two- base hit into left field. Johnston up Ball one. oul, strike one Foul, @rike two. Foul. Grimes took John- ‘on'’s grounder and tossed to Olson. Who touched out Gardner between | bags, Johnston getting to first | ell up. Ball one. Ball two. Sewei:! 2 to Olson. O'Neill up. Ball one. ® one. ®. Miller to Kilduff. |} HIT. NO ERRORS. ROOKLYN—Konetchy up. Strike Ball one. Jamieson made a nice h of Konetchy’s line drive. Kil- up. Strike one. Kilduff lined to Gardner. Miller up. Strike one. Miller a to ©'Nelll, who took the bal! the visitors’ bench. NO RUNS. HITS. NO ERRORS. ’ Third Inning. CELVELAND—UO' Neil! up. Ball Ball two, Grimes Tossed out O'Neill. Bagby up. Foul, @rike one. Ball one. Grimes knocked | fh Bagby’s hot grounder and him out. Jamieson singled over second.. Qambsganss up. Wambvy flied to t NO RUNS, ONE HIT, NO RORS. BROOKLYN—Grimes up. Grimes 4 through the pitcher's box. mup. Kallone. Bagby took Ol- "8 Sacrifice and threw wild to sec- Both batter and runner were Grimes was spiked as he slid second. It was no sacrifice for h, but a flelder’s choice. John- up. Johnston fouled out’ to elll, trying to bunt. Griffith up. strike one. Foul, strike two. S scored on Griffith's two-base it into right field, Olson going to rm. Wheat up. Bal! one. Ball! Ball three. Wheat was pur- ¥ paseed, filling the bases. My- | Up. The Cleveland infield played | close. A double play followed, wher took Myers’ grounder and to O'Neill, who threw to first. | throw hit Myers on the back. m tried to score on the play. “= Was thrown out, Johnston to} ONE RUN, TWO HITS, = ERROR. Fourth Inning. ‘-ELAND—Speaker Btrike one. Foul, strike two. Ewe, Ball three Speaker | . Smith up. Strike one. Smith ied out to Konetchy unassist- Bpeaker moving on to second. . Up. Strike one. Gardner | ‘te Myers. Johnston up. Ball | "Ball two Strike one. Foul, two Foul. Johnston flied; Wheat, who ran back to the) to make the catch, NO NO HITS, NO PRRORS. ° VOKLYN-—Konetchy up. Konetchy sent up a high beganss Kilduff up. Kilduff sent a long fly to Tr in left center. Miller up. threw out Miller. NO RUNS. HITS, ry ERRORS. ifth Inning. | TELAND—The stands gave) era big hand as he came off P fleld. Sewell up. Ball one. one. Ball two. Foul, strike Foul. Grimes threw out Se- ) O'Neill! up. Ball one. Foul, | Ze. O'Neill went out, Olson | thy. Bachy up. Bagby Tong fly to Myers. Grimes’ had the Clevelanders badly up. Ball! Ball fly | Ball ' puzzled. ‘shoot. Ball one. three. Johnston threw out W ambs- | 80n up. ganses at first. Speaker up. Strike one. | | pitcher's box. J. ' one, J. ; i ' a iw Johnston went out steal NO RUNS /| which Kilduff was only / up. bea for irone, Jamieson up. Strike | Foul. one, land the bases were fil |NO RUNS ,ond base for lond base for Citveland. | Foul, ito Sewe!l). letrike one /Foul, strike two. Wheat filed i\RUNS, NO HITS, NO ERRORS ; one. | O'Neill flied out to Griffith lmaker batted for Uble. | Strike two. | Melcholr in a 10-reund bout, | | He k@pt it close and varied it with a NO RUNS, NO HITS ERRORS BROOKLY N—Grimes Sewell threw out Strike one. Foul Strike Ball Foul. Foul. Vlson singled through the Johnston up. Bal! Johnston went out, W. John- ston to Bagby, Olson going to se« ond. Griffith up. Bal!) two. Olson scored when grounder got away from ahit. Wheat up. Ball two. “oul. Strike one Griffith went out stealing Wambsranss. ONE HITS, NO ERRORS. Sixth Inning. CLEV ELAN D—Jamieson Kilduff Wambsganss up. flied to Griffith. Speake er shot a long drive into for two bases. Smith UP. Smith grounded to Koney. RUNS, ONE HIT, NO ERRORS. BROOKLYN—Wheat Foul, one. Wheat flied Speaker Myers up. Ball Strike one. Ball two. Fou two. Myers got an infield bit, Gardner could field Konetchy up. Ball one. Ball two. hKonetchy flied to Smith. Kilduff up. Kilduff sent a high flv to Smith. NO RUNS, ONE HIT, NO ERRORS Seventh Inning. CLEVELAN D—Gardner got a single through side li}? ee Grimes. QO]- two Foul. Ball two one. one tall (;rif,ith’s Sewell or Bal rahi i two ore Strike Bin, “WO p. Strike Jamieson Wamb: Spea threw out St rik one, e one uD left nw center NO uf}. to one not up. Gard the box, able to up. Ball for ed Sewell Sewell made a O'Neill a single ner Johnston one. Johnston Gardner, Olson to Kilduff. Ball one. Strike one. flied out to Griffith, who nice catch against the wall. up. Ball one. O'Neill got to left field. by. Strike one. Foul, strike Graney strugk out on three pitched balls, and the crowd cheered Grimes to the echo. NO RUNS, TWO HITS, | NO ERRORS. BROOKLYN Cleveland. Foul, strike two. Ball Ball two. Miller struck Grimes up. Strike one. Ball one. Strike two. Grimes sent a high flys to Smith. Olson up. Ball one. Strike cne. Ball two. Strike two. Olson fanned. NO RUNS. NO HITS. ERRORS. Eighth Inning. CLEVELAND — Jamicson Strike one. Ball one. Ball two. ! strike two. Ball three. walked. Rurns batted for Wambs ganses. Rurns up. Ball Strike one. Ball two. Foul, strike two. Ball three. Burns also walked. up. Strike one. Ball one. Kilduff |} threw out Speaker. Smith up. Ball Strike one Smith fouled Miller. Gardner up. Ball one. Ball two. Bal] three. Gardner walked, led. Johnston Strike two. Johns- ton forced Gardner, Kilduff to Olson NO HITS. NO ERRORS Cleveland. Johnston up Johnston up knock down. one. Strike two, —Uhle went into the Miller up. Strike one. up “oul, one, up. Strike one. one. Johnston Griffith up. Ball one, Foul, strike two. Grif- Wheat up. Strike one. Ball one, ball two. to Jamieson NO atrike fith fanned. out Ninth Inning. CLEVELAND Ball two atrike (two. Konetchs up bu Fat grounded Strike Sewell Strike Sewell O'Neill up ore one Nunn Strike Foul, Ball one. Nunamaker singled Jamieson up. Bal] Rall two. Foul, strik« two. Ball three. Jamieson Mied to Wheat. NO RUNS, ONE HIT, N© ERRORS. one Fou! qaverl ,; Ball two. | necond. Strike one. one ase Qe Kansas Normals 20, Drury 12 SPRINGFIELD. Mo... Oct. 6-— Drury College was defeated by the ritts- burg. Kansas Normal cleven, 20 to 12. here yebterday, in the game of the local gests season. Roper Defeats Melchoir. KENOSHA, Wis., Oct. 6.-—Capt. Bob Roper had a slight share over Tony accord- ing to newerpaper men, last night. Both heavyweights - from Chicago. 7 } 4 Congdon \O Cr Neill te ’ Ball one. Graney batted for Bag-. | Sanss, NO, ‘ing for four Jamieson | Speaker | to | popped | amaker opening | Bat Levinsky and Run That Wrecked Brooklyn Billy Cole Meets Missouri Expects to Beat St. Louis Varsity Eleven; Jack SharkeyGet In Opening Title Game Due TommyTeaguein | British Matches To Speaker’ s System—Evans Battle at Armory ee ee - — ee eee | Principals i in Next Friday’s Fight Have Met Before, Local Boy Losing on Foul. Heavyweight Fi, iehts Joe Beck- ett; Bantam Will Oppose Jimmy Wilde in London. That Burns Ran Out to Certain to Be Caught Forced the Break That Caused Marquard to Falter. ‘American League Umpire Says the Fact the Limit a Pop That Seemed RECS. UTP ie B By Billy Evans, American League Umpire. *] rignut Hen) (n unruly u ind, Manager every hi | limit who has many admirers NEW We! srt) ’ pat L.tit’l YORK ’ among local boxing fans, will >make in the four-round game here lie im) mause , j Armory Ton who nig? 4 at the ms pn ak- se natched te Ind} con Stadium, the Olympia and Sti i es : . (c riday fh BROOKLYN, N. Y., Oct. 6. ~— policy that his players run pitching on the the in England, pu! fighting m Brid ‘ . ana fighter, has ante out , and some superb express best To Battling Levin calling for Beckett withi: his tier, which post t of Stanley Coveleski : , hree tests in local arén part ot ; tanles { OVeCLeSK1e, dete rmining tactors for . — 7. = . - le le , + * Cleveland Indians an wi ning the tirat i orid Ss series game vester urance here Was Tucker, ‘le, offeted in explana- showing the fact that booked him before at Terre Haute. therefore he begin wit i ' as . appe =) . 4 P ; w) orm ome sweet short-stopping on Sewell, a phenomenal catch by ( ‘avels skie, thie ir part fight v ™ ' he ‘ o«@~ws »e | : , = / Ty? ' } three rnonths follow-| by Manager Speaker, several sparklin g fielding plays and (,eorges Sone timely } itt Indians, also plaved with tak« affair ing place However, e game came through the pranks of the stiff that game started. Jersey City bal , wind that was blowing field when the playin was the lead ing. Hie pitched for a infield Most players simply jogged down but Tris Speaker refuses to and for that of play. Speak- LTs Stand misplays, but woe eae playe! an indifferent sro lvn a Tae The moment Burns hit the (‘oveleskis and O'N: the infield he tore down Mama 1X, idore Krueger. at ful! epeed., ct : } ‘ ivn ; Pr 0 ( leyve- rounded first base. =o. é' _ {srimes the and it was Burns that the Brooklyn in- were having trouble Ts iking in the sit lashed for across here (;e "tre insk’ re OTR for ( >urns, man the fly frac with leveland. ‘AS cecond in? ball }2 ee ket thie privilege of the gross in the S«¢* » or g first bas ey PPDPLAAA PAA 4 , Teague defeated Orb Jolly and -off McMullan, in eight rounds each, and | nent of Friday night five high rounds would STANDING OF will box at to first i ws ke Bee the Management Five other card that he intends to ask to resurne as The Baobtys VWs the Previous appearancés . as won from Cole, his prospective oppo- hit Series Facts THE CLtisBs, The boya Se of $100 will } Matchm: Roger Ne iat e and ¢j low oe other matches scheduled follow Battling Mar- at 3 o'clock. Louls l’ete 145 pounds a base fine St. Louls. vs 114 pou oi >. As he the ball ise was still in dent Lo fielders East St louis ds evi- ou id louis einkemper st lLouts Peyry vs. ATTENDANCE AND RECEIPTS, ju eng \t lation at oti el ew arie _ (id Shield er.jce ve. Wil md. Ap- ' : OU os poun at 3 o'clock nfielderse had nal ‘on =| hale Naumann, both for that fell safe Was uti- > endan ‘ imne- 23.57 ret oe: 57 Sec of agreement thought fight Jimmy, ld of ase For when th decision. io gl r) ‘ na } 7? ~— \ Losi second ans 10.671 rour base BILLIKENS GO THROUGH HARD SCRIMMAGES TO Radics FoR TIGERS St i to «i , 94. Olson Late in Covering preeionte she d ver to protes ’ I th throw I I A n +) «" shortstop | to make O'Neill h steve double. and rolin e€P to the left field corner of the lot, ¥@"@#* ! ablir iE Burns ‘Ing Wood ling Sewel) bwierad ©1 nile ¢ onde nae , f the third. It so happened that Coveles- , a - oe - te i}1ik on ws rs than Which | el sure had miu kie hit a grounder directly at Ko- o'clock Ba now aro | deciding the outcome netchy, that would have resulted tn ‘he Cleveland-E Blue and Whit: idents have ame, a run that a sure double play had O'Neill been test will give scholastic a - passed. It finally did result in a’ line comparative strength, round about play that re- lilinocisans were defeated by tired the ley. 28 to 0, last week. her? We aoe AWA’ ball « nive > en) ' even mt. or State BCcO! and sen series interes’ @ more Sf Louis con- followers a ase the M: A ast , may nteo»nr outcome on double Ake side pend ahilit’ spe aker “Boot,” Wood and to Another Managerial the In the ane insists his play Take nothing for granted, game to the Hmit. ee ; . Severa!] things , Souri Dan post band heen i? fourth inning, with ofa play second ‘as result double, ester- two men out. it was O'Neill. | again up the pre- thrown game which positive expert mani 7 ; to have t “leveland Let 9 = wondered if by Steve had Robinson, and if O'Neill and take gen kle Once agai: Where | Steve hit eo Son a SE vo and this time responded with a Wood third base. ; to right that per- iis base on ore an €¢ Park was me Pass Robinson borred saiiniies | ne “SCALPED. vesterday qT) et iis Wood again to S | hikn . ; , Sewell, and one Series St« O'Neill box If ball that paw pitching EIe As Steve faced what policy) son would O'Neill, fill field back (“oveleskie proved stepped ther Steve like is have tha’ “aoft’’ | Speak = | The rnust proved to opening game Manager Robinson the Cleveland club is far from for a southpaw. Incidentally the Brooklyn leader that, reserve strength, his line-up to selection. start sems certain the rooters had to pay profiteering. games are is base- The price Suggested But when square, fact theres no ons « si flee mait« OULTI morrow, the lust mufders it Marquard, I won- Manage Robin- Would he pass base take a hance on double I Cleveland that Grimes will carry the hopes of | Brooklyn. with the ~~ now ed This The pati About LuUlnhsSsayvink, to cal re paving. lL anend, and Horton, a back- | gered W i : do not seem thev bis i adop' today the ee iry or eer his in- ; . eames af pitching the price look for Bagby tcnlay. it take the left w while Horton a tr on ent an overa ne probably the line as} bundance | plas “After Marquard was evident jo and hitting for to Speaker drew first. + ete series; let with a thud any queries Marquard left The tribe of biood this mome hit the uuld there when Rube mound To stand bene R A given out In They She And ; 1} ‘ } rs byidad i rdé pe Tribe Won by Using 6 Outfielders, 4 of Witch Is Manager, Says bendewr De BROOKLYN BEATS INDIANS 3-0 IN SECOND WORLD’S SERIES BASEBALL GAME. (ontinued From Page Three. the shower, found ath the In ere Wasn't a As uben'’s path th Solitary seemed in the all @uUuspic- Grimes aud up for what chance at Gr ing. thie made by waiting out ting list. came his last eighth inn 1OUs Start getting a But The gar had just received a blow From ie ASSASSIN 'S dagger; The gambolte ad hit Which made it reel | Rut when the game got And pulled itself together, The crooks were soon in full retreat No more nests to feather. ° ‘irne = low Stagger feet, rs h “4 . ana Pass. — \\ hile > ~ 4 She rts Out i ie on its a Po re eaker Plays Right Center, Left Center and and warmed the spark of hope Robbie Don ' Lo Nothing Onlv Waddle in Speaker's breast by likewise wait- ~ e ve me bad ones Speaker ( yacher S Box. a hot one to Kilduff which was fum- bled, but the throw to first got the oth runners, third sic * ns came to bat oS] the . sert their was indeed. a bi By Ring W. Lardner. kor > kiyn fans to swallow: cheering oOwevel TOOK, time in the ’ ' Fram its oOpporiuni e «» 4 . ' ‘ ’ it ' ; i : ! . ° MNianarel ] “or " rigut. V20 if vr) BRBROOKI, terday &@. im advanced. the game Smit home mortgaged f cartear o Brookivn, a bird that | he represented a cootie that represented a former balls was strategic, prize Jon swing Johnstot Kilduff, who ng Gardner and justifying inside stuff." Louis Poy, got Series for the first time +e at sec- | there's worse to follow. compeller laim Rrookivn w And « While ’ , CHIiCad ne i. nae =| igh fe 1 to a + bk ,s*F > ; ~ Lnose 4 iva Lorrie hit up, rrow'” tossed Lf) I ikes, t] €T) is W i rig SP TIOLUB, J thought t na moue\ and hung jstene j 1 , puld give reference 0\ utsiders and now ee } re 1A > ‘ : ; - a bj ‘TS eau avout tne something Uj AS USUAL. and 1 will No do. i hiiobinson the St the World by taking Wambsganss’ ond Johnston popped Sewell and Griffith was call strikes. Jamieson « for Wheat high Sewell grounded flied Lo Garift batted for Uhle, as the gan pile t the stand. delayed the finish by Wheat ended Jamieson’s } reason or nv, be J Lupe the exnerts the The rumor that the pastime was pine © ) dead was greatly exaggerated I Meee? Brookivyn fans uld be to on rie that >... ae l’ers looked ne 7 re wiAis regular okivn i tOokK al . if “ the saw are short - ; ‘ be cause i money {) Nei)! ever played Vs. Nunamake! 4 utfie ders ( rowd be checks ' the gat! ‘th is season like the club tha rane testimony. to see if want further Nune- | That is where ask the 50,000 who wanted Sing - bi~ advantag: leme t wn Hierbert Hooves the frolic but couldn't. the Speen - @ yi OCK igh ; Ty} ysut he ays Summar middie ce! Brooklyn, - s4 ‘ > Ss vuTe sixth day of the hunger finds the a fairly bus suspect of secretuy nourtahment. The strike strong taking _ - ’ : box when “he “ail I MAN O’ WAR TAKES FINAL ing up 4 positions on the ber The Great American City. WORKOUT FOR BIG RCE. liowever m\ husiness is ti Thi ee ae _ vag a aa aoa cape? what off and not why. Wel! lie’'s Man o* ar had hie tinai AS co Ste . —_ veaterday fet his mateh face it for a wile like they th Sir R ‘The big , wouldnt be no game because when So 1 of mile boys got over to Brook- &, hat the eon ¢ Fair and a quartet ‘jeveland 2:02 3 was the nobody person many rain checks ngies e man : Il, won lort 4 ‘ ve ‘rai Ww or Ca 16 Frifa’ es alt Flac? ogether. eurney , Pia) ria’ nl mT) it WA M Lett M IRScuUT) and . i] iu 1 maYrve Backtield Sal urda y—C ade! i r xfer? \ ~ tar, Ma ‘\ olumbta Tigers 71 7 ; ’ ueree rig t iw? lit | le tencdene ri wirh W i ’ >) c of the prenpar liv are ink «yi me ‘ for / onfice nee c* abo ee but ouacr ue de when satul da ." “acy? T° neth ‘sire pre ; rr \ rT) , ’ on Ty cKies purtic au. id. ti ag ravi biaat the fr ¢* ‘] iv wel enin Was © \ s/f ‘ackwood te Traine Vis. sles Miss Hollins Is Winner at Golf Mire Mes Mre ed i Atre BALTIMORE TO VICTORY ST. PAUL TEAM OVER i iJuer bm : ’ tALTIMG! firs? nati Pau! ciat ] Jacn iAaAsSe TY lon the first ries a bit ting his CLEVELAND ‘his — HH hig? oe trieet res Ww i 7 Ri tr lnonme i. 2. 4 Was of he ‘wo aT it ’ ‘ na ing with the ry ee yt [fur =e ond-reo Wotktie Ti - \ , New bh ' a eA "Ve m ® ita Yor'l Antu ' “an 1! ; et da _ ee ye Se eee ee ee eee Yori GOO Nettewats Advertiosa Selig very where. Metest &2 Heeker Cigar Ce. Diet. Tun 1.aeT Mild Havana PUFF a ——_ uses ND i et ae Ee ee rt. ae a he ee” eS

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20 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ees WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1920 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a . ee rani , — CURB MARKET HAS NEW YORK COTTON arkes _ PROFESSIONALS || NEW = YORK STOCKS | “97,24" 70m, NEW YORK CURB | "SIAC, —SPECIAL DAIL t) "ere we eeeetea. ediae y & question of the market. Ww he' De: og of the previous far enear™ to revere candizion of the asd whether the prot wh by the rapid pte: oug Gaye wi). of ened out the react shares was resemed « bat greater pregress _pestercay whliie. On ft - ¢he in@ust?a: irregcu'ar ¥" ‘_ BULREILV VE X ed ee ee eee - ‘7 #4¢@e.2 4a @Jdedaeerecea Su been ites * é an it é y Shares, Reading, Feature of Day. 7" & oe TIT Is o« Ry teeeed Wire Prem the Yew York Rercee eof the Peet-IMepatch. =o — renting >» J ¥, ; ~ ;> nd en nn nn ; ; = @avs and a5 Gpw: im stocks ‘nm whi Are Advancing ‘i Deas tee heen so meth . . : . , * " . ** ' * '’ - * - i - -- . . . ~ - - ° . ~ . ° . " Tt . - - - - : . - P e . » . . * ’ . 7 7 . .> “eactlomar AmG@ toca ? tf uns , : } of the industria.s as of Tarr terra ' ; : . . i : _ . Tr a? ° » Rey = - ; as : eg Rate te . ; se 12 1 aS oa ee leot & Yas... ; += a 2 sere Durmg vows: a Interest at Texas & Pacific. ~ 5 *» ee! | ~- FOREIGN BON DS. : ole : et Grane. Are Decreasing : — 4 , & Pact was swe ¢ = +e. aa > : ne Be she tow priced ra’s wh ; o i 1S (ite | acral ly eee ay Bonds which 10 } : ff _ — sewererTr es Pee Geatiy opposed 4 > ot , > war shares, The day's marke’ importact indicat bings “There was perhars »s) Setivity tin the railway bet in Many Quarters th ef prices continued stances gains of balf a p ececurre! between sh)e8. © éa sold on a 8 to 8+,' : are now selling on a TH @ ng to overcome. . | : ’ rank and Sle could ne BUY BONDS Now be: raliwar hy !T market ear Swift & Co. 7s wu bad get ve to + raid Not . 8. 4% selling was 4 mystery at why JFexas & Pacite. *s. cue ! “y mate the parformac« _ . _ — - se gee “S . aa - rather ry — ‘pce ative the day's ™ The Us war ‘oars ™0" heavy Duyi: sunning \% of "hem hLven ')\esee War 6 potnts be! Intrineically ow eren in hiazh «race nds Liberty Benmds wh found ledgment w' Teetore, and @w? Uke to dispoc sacT fice, * & i... “The day's grails yesterdays late rece ther early advance *,reteeeenaeaetresy rs ; ' | | the new r ; | ened that *he road weuck | * eert im the income Dee 7 | =e | Gold , tantial balance bd-sices ' | ' rT? es evrregse cee nia, ela ay tty ~ + A ct een te gg - Y¥ewas not wnt: ’ Southwest Bell Tel Ca %& Missoort, Kansas 4 ij Notes, due DS 7S s began to break, antic > . - *"peetetes -_ _ ST. LOUIS STOCKS | 7 > > . * Dank ( .®@arins = » a- - S25.141,.605 ory aseesement. that the s Union Elec. Lt. & Pa Ga as & Pacific came out into Geld Notes. due 1923 the reases for it began . . be the street. Texas & Pu Continental Gas & Elee. been reorganized Neo Secured Notes, dve I9gg been paid on the second : és G'S a . © . -= 4 me beords sift ‘. » *O « yy v* the bond ened azaln Preesure “en Don es " pr D ese Saeenere, whe ha holders of the bends car > getmation if ther choo wre thelr markets. bas undo J . - : | . . " r i 7 “ ” a a 4 . 7. ' —— , : Sank | 36° : “MINING ~ _S.— ie oane : er a is : & Pactfe with its of: 1 Yasues and Meantime foreign : s 1“ Na: = * Jlaska Pr he es ; : : 3 -— . e- emi tion . : : 501-2 Federal Reserve Bidg ’ ara with {ts heatr ice which shifted to Canada . , = adh : Olive 1883 Central As “to the ¢ « _ . nr, . “4 4 own Wheat Prices Were whe? FIN W ' , . - ANCIAL : ithout havi recent VWewarrant ——— ——_——— ss . ———_—___ : m . a is ae ban os : A r i) pal “= this assumption was il “that a reaé@justment of the company is tn h may tnvolvre am assess eto— kK. . - Ps sPeer © eee + be a~ — « + MeL ETFOERME OVhe en ee e ‘ >see, . ” 6 : + Liverpool Spet Cotton Ss os || SES 734 to 814 : oa . PE, $509 - . ety i ss — "aad s{ ir - — ‘Jeter. fF "ry, Per eeeaetrnue > . ~*~ * . i ae re tu market at » . ;” ’ "42444444445 457 OF chance was rot &® #>arp Preak whoee con’ Bucous az0° «Das br ught the rate _ ee > the iow lewe!l of the rear . ? ? Beemegston Of] costinses ft ery stock of the Stock £1 . Review of Stee! Trade fluctuations are wide and ‘Reviewing the wee) =e , + Se ) . > - bert, 2 ey -— ments in the stee! trade ron pf , a | — ee i . atvae. Sank “im L3u% 33 oe vat name 4 reports the sume what NUTE Stock ‘he ta: 3 , a yr. tmdced with contd Gttions of a aitnmed : tn | Pe : + ' ‘ocks une ’ pvta 3 : 32 «nT | se of successes tn other €) . oat 13" , Bh sap : a oe ee RT - zoos Satinue-s to attack it in the b ’ > > , ! market price can te ha i s ; tis , **”* erders along with a : BO Concession im prices : a a - ; baie ine iy ire Pr. B : : _ : : t The costro £ Ko eked op an miee are depending or : te ont wat a t — ; a ) . orgéeres now on hand in Y . T ee" en tie : - ~ > | 7% Fy 3 teens areia noch Fovuctions Nice Sen. ek en SE ee “ih ive Year Gold Note | oe ' = = ~~ - ) O S a iT. increasing “4 , contract t\erm %«a avro.d oy . eo) -) . . - . : : . | ) | : | : . i. cae aS would affect «xisting orders — sree! ool wiry —e be Ag r. & vo ry Tl tu ; , ; ‘ a — : ony maine a. © prevaient expectation an atu Cte ay ‘ - , , ‘ ye... ml Ny ttre cee ~ .- Caited Ri: 2% . . —T : oe . | wer > pyrene Svance of $3 to $7 per ton in-Decom- | Beds! 4 — nid > ‘ware se arsspuanemte ta a or 3 : _ ‘These notes will be the direct obliga Total sales of the company’s products aan Cae ane alr gig aerate ad BR “ins Tats doa 2: , . . et : tion of Swift and Company, one of the have increased from $260,000,000 in 1909 i Co. pone SE ether faitway material. ane | I? ¢. : mas i largest and most successful concerns in to over §1,200,000,000 in 1919. . sacertainty that have marked the =o. | 7 ~o —ewas Si . | wee world engaged in the production ee ee eee oon a teeeerins 18) Ce Be : arc oie and sal f thei ; | 8.000 barreis daily, and He me degree in the agricultural im. | $2: : We Are Accepting Subscriptions for The N es of meats,and their by-products. The Trust Indenture requires the Ellie predecing ‘about 6600 40> y ee | | | e Notes are followed by $150,000,000 maintenance of current assets to an : . The sliding scale of ) ted at $27.54 a Darrel and plement trade. which on! — authorized and issued capital stock, upon aggregate amount equal to at least one $2%. with higher prices « Wes said to be takiow ep «meugh ste 7s ‘ : ‘ balance what au* whii¢ tak + a. so . . if . ' Were canceling Ru Der . . f a ad C | — : * Srgument for the high ri~ - a — . ~ WwW t , > - “7s. - Suyin in foustesn fi ion i [ee eereemene -§ 2 wy 8 W | i Oompan y | hich dividends at the rate of 8°: per and one-half times current liabilities, SS ease to sequeteit aaa RISE Prive of iron But iren prices|Yamsum 13 ms | mance Eagamdl- yn being paid. The Com- plus the amount of these Notes out- iis —— are @Videntiy yielding. though as vert! Weer , ’ > ; | pan pal -ash divi : : . : : : SR aS eee Five Year 77; Gold Notes ferruption for the past thirty five years anrtgage — be created agains ‘present ‘ante which was piled on «* . : “ | ae Surieg July and r. ' &. - dent | . | assets and property. ' ° ‘van > +« o ; ‘ . — ‘ . — — ‘ ' in on e > * o- . Ds » ~~ Avra na Remy es MOE 2 = ss Price 9¢t. and Interest, te Yield Over 7.60°.. Net earnings available for interest _ : (after provision for Federal and Foreign The financial statement of the Com. Pptracc~. cocay reacmed nigne very time whe: are As Stee] Was : : o ® cour _ — ’ ir : —_ | Descriptive ¢ereule, terrae ox ‘por equest > f . : atenitiad eines Se country’s tree wat in Sep. > it v Furnished Upon Req ety bo tn years ending ae pany as ~ November 1, 1919, and after : tthe ineseneanl saeet any menth since Feore ~ ad ‘aes | ° Tr i, ivl9, averaged $28,842,807. e giving effect to this financing shows Ba. = sae ae ee ie ie laeekion a —h- Woe 7 Whitaker & Company | average interest charges on all outstand net assets of $342,654,896, applicable to eth $%0 drew up ta 86. Me 7 ing obligations during these five years a total funded debt, including this issue. ieee tens to aheranel above thas of a month ; : with one exception. very muc hs aoad sé £ [od tw | ILLINOIS TRUST & SAVINGS BANK. CHICAGO. TRUSTEE SFis —_ et = r urther ry imation aa regard a this issue of Noles re given ny a letter of. Wr "ia | oe | | | [ EF Suvi tt Presiden? ofr th P {- ? rr rrr Are : 7 : ° ' : eee aaa -OM Da ly. 2 fics? il’? Sf Mmimarize as follows: CITIES SERVICE COMPANY PRICE 971, AND INTEREST, TO YIELD OVER 7.60 Bankers’ Share | | : F r ‘ ace. delavery of Dejinitive Votes, it is expected that Interim Reeripta will be ready ‘or | Se eee 3. £92 pe or deativery on or Lon er “y ote ns tl legal matters in connection with this iamue shail be epprored by evans Won - , cn Gm Saw. Chicago. aa Cownaci for the Bankers. and thia offer ia eubiert ta oe me Lert : EM ees TETESEl se Pl vere FE aes ee ~ \pee | | | FE: tT d S . ° . . ‘First lrust and Savings Bank Illinois Trust & Savings Bank Averaging last 12 month: } } Chi | icago Chicago 49.9 cents | ee | . TheMerchantsLoan&Trust Harris Trust and Savings mdicates popularity of this Company Bank Cireular “E™ on request BONDS ea Chicago gab Rom Teh Fang st gmat ere Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank Henry L. Doherty BAGBY & COMPANY & 398 ARCADE IN VESTWENTS ° Company an BEAR LESLIE BLDG. Guaranty Company of’ New York —— ork « *@ ge SOC gGarentee the statements and S@ureS Sresented hereiz - 4 Which we Dbeileve to Be ccurate ~*~ —

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hAamtibamested AY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1990. ————— i CAT ILE MARKET IS “SLOW: : | ; q y. | ein \ ° ° Ti 1 * re ‘ j nal : iuded. 49am: etandards ®, Oy D E A T Hw Ss * L me ‘ 4 , iy ~ ar : be ked ree. 6uaqg Tlic. re fri gera’ r - “ —— —_— ss _s ‘ nA J bE >—)}io if orn 3 ; « > is © 2 “2. "dei > HOG PRICES ARE ‘STEADY #0e to — ey try alive, lower: fowls. general run. ' ™ HMELZMEY rR - Entered inte rest o FRUITS. ~“ Ssbrings 27 turkeys 4" ' ueecay. Get. So. 1870. at 4 a m. lout Fa ) — o t. ¢.—The fo! NATION AL STC "kK Y ARDS T!! ra" TALOUPES as cli Potatoes. weak: re Sch meizm ever. dear mother of Char ota, p= * t. lowest and ec} “" NEW ORK BONDS Rive securities 4 , , Rte ck s d C t - ' " a . - _Exehenge: Be ( an ommen ' . | Todays estimated recetpta: Catt): nd calves | tandards ~y . = : ph a fr i ee celpt * rt “MM nnesota Michigan and | !oulsa. Theodore and Asmus Schmeir- | Spectal t . , | 6500; hogs, 10,000; sheev. 2000; bors: i] 6@n. te The: hamne neuen. whine’ s Ln Bee \iscousin round te, $1 W@210; long | ™trer, our dear mother-in-law, grand © the Post-Dispatch. Mules, Uy. YS Tt et dy Be. aw — rhite kee $1 90. ‘2 ‘ota early | Mo and «reat- vie ew. aged 7. CATTLE—Cattle dragge me on a slow! 42 ee se aaa on ne Be ey oO Ag > ) ele 8! : : pe ct. 6—Butter: ‘anmeral from family residence, T7246 DECIAL DAILY— NEW YORK, Oct. 6.—T React R2 »—~ LOtal Bales of bonds on the Stock Exch et were 6,- le 26,600, ARAinst a0. 205.000 yesterlay, $16.253.000 a week ago. “gia 4: 4 -~>/ bod Magy 2 | basis today. few sales being made ring o lome. * S bu be Senne . ; apa Sil (em) tw, ears ago From Jan. Lto date. $2,850,000 an, ~~ ‘ $2 529.536. 000 | #ar y im orning roun le. Steer ty ‘ “a ’ rt a i.” aoe a we ble, , ; _— roadway. on rhureday, Oct, 7, . al Correspondent of the |* >°S' &€0 and $1, 23,202,000 two years ago :; against $2,529,500, ohinmunnnen (regular, and while few sales w: ade! New York bert 2 to $25 ’ ; iio : . , , et chioe n ?, -erondelet Evengeiien! (nure | during the morning p me consie ' ert eo °o" +. 26 te ry. ic sower; hens, S. Oi . Michigan and Koeln avenues, thence to | bevy i. A} x ae - . vein raf Pvangelical Lutheran Cemetery. (es ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i i Pos? -Diepatch. é - Followin co oo and closin « ccs ore pom By ist of sales, Jota! eales of each security and the high, low Bpecial to the Past-Dienat. aera ine We st et — CHICAGO, Oct. 6.—Much rf ote wn > Lg ye sutch stoc) sold no bet! l. $ 7h to $750 STEW ART--On Tuesday, Oct. 5. 1920. «6 — a te wast —— | Sround | t lat t . ; Be —— re ¢@ uUn- I Ps me-ernwt ot iin en Bu, A {40 p» mm. Edward J. Stewart, 404: whoa as ate eTaay ar ~— : ee - . ‘ » oe mee ens os ., . ’ or aly : fatn ss began today. It was stil! JIBERTY BOND eth a ar me ]| Fhe it market was recovered toda’ att arket w; r the. mo t al . PLUME witbienn be bacon | ae Oe ad = ee, Tio No. 7. | Stewart (nee Nchactier’, Gear awn, ES ; p marie * et the short " ; oe, gy mon '- ‘“ Open Th e - Ce a a te see e? -o thy a ~ ‘ al Gee l ; ‘ 7 4 . 7 ' l j | ’ : ? ; ° - ‘Ne > y ~ : 4 4 } , ba ef : 1” wy ; . natalie ; . ’ =. \ ’ ' . 7] cea r me on if 7 Qrother tr the ket, whether the short liberty : eee 2.08 to 92.04 __Today. High. Low. | e bears were filled with a desire to! butcher hogs sold |! as c! $2 c Rye ee é h j . } ; Liberty m Ta) t as te | Liberty 4 ‘ : secure pronts after the close of ves-'| bulk renged from $15 404015 fe - es. and a et eee ee] ~¥ of t @ prev ous ras & IAC * ‘ \ .* 4 rly 3 5s. ti 4 wy ve ‘z terda Vv and they pro¢ eade d te sat lefy pean st ~show'! ng of Qi _— how | : ! . he r. | Produce Elsewhere j Th eopelle “~agraak! dear hus oulee Zagr nai nee enner:,. dea by the rapid upturn of the ) ™ ral daye will be continued. As Liberty 2 i . —_ an to mt 4 io i Ss “> *> s " ~v> Fy al o- . . v1 : 2 0.20 i” -s opened today. Heavy buving was ta e hows wr on 4 , or cati—— LT - - mn . ‘f =v »* } 9 Richard Zagraekt. Mre A (nee Zearaaki). Boia, Arthur and out the reaction in the rail- ~e hares was resumed and made Seemne tt, S-YP Se Argentine fsovt Be eas im le prvkd bin ‘ ito wee ' od 4 ae) ; Vic Sere 43,5 bee 44> y do 2d 48. 07 1 90.70 BO. 44;' noted throughout the session and on«|eraily 25@50c higher. Rouge Ons littl? | ceipts agge. creat ghe in extrt es. »o6.: 40 4th Oo Ne as 9 B21) hi ‘otton trader as credite: ti hanged 4 “eres -y 42" sco hake Vietory 8%.e 6 RO to WG. in) etors Ss. .' . “ on mw 4 | a ee : , “ (EE anv market = . a fire - ‘i Os : | ‘ase - > : . ; >. ae us line of her market ‘ S eh fleet. fo VI } r¢ ' pre k 4 piers a ph G tn ; Nil tan , rask'| nt Cear father-ta-'aes “ ‘ . ‘ ~?¢ ie .* P . ys * ‘ bh « » Ty . . ns . . in Fee ; ‘ : r ried! ; - rear thal : ‘tier-in of. hat greater progress than it Keigium Thy). | ! to | ae 7 ae f . | thal a . : . — - Rat! v i terday while, on the other | ,.* Belgium 4s B00)... . 52... He 213 Penn, RR. Howe: ‘ rk gern 2°. iC liow¢ ¥ er. Western cat f Western Cat’. POREIG \ BONDS. ; ~- On, ( Bs OF, A) . | oe. ‘ ahs age 7 Ti eicrmmo s ‘iV wn? wTrougw 1 Seve ee " : oe ; ' ’ «4 A, lee . ‘ " Wher a ti. ris ,vy fs — j j a Ie | . C tear ‘ rsilg tis ‘ ‘ y ¥ ' : ’ - , ‘d ; ; ser , a : ; ‘ ‘ ’ . ‘ : |? ‘ ' ‘ . ‘.? ; ‘ al 4 Py 4 ns A ¢ . : : SDt'y } Bat » ~ * . ; . > ' ee y . rn *\ ; ‘ . o . , ‘ ’ ! Ps . . } } : 7 ‘ aa’ " % : ** " . " ‘ , Fer ch teovt . . a : ' a ea ee (her et industrial sect! on was e x- : Relat, lin On oon leo yple” = Gasé Coke . be» ; ww) = ? “—* +} > : . " es j °’* ©*press Das tig wis, SLEtsoe: Wi = oad tana . | if Get. 4. days and an upward tend- Dominican Republic Be” ED waleettn af 1.001 sanged nee | this season in y mmission depart rkeys ‘ teady: | dear father-in-law aud coquelia. a1 : ingtos 1, belt > eee on iwere eports o 00 O09 ushneis oo! nent exiremels et ‘ ‘ 7 , , , ’ stocks in which the short in- ; not encouraging man ehipme at this/__' oe ssa higher; cream Pune . Tho a; Washington : er’ ar . ; as , + ; "| . ‘ ‘ ‘ acs ' Te: ‘ ; 2 ; Mrs. w Ld. + % Can 5%) pet notes, "21 ; ¢ ‘ nN 1 v ‘ ‘hoa é . ; ic” ri ‘ ? f ’ “? ut | St Sie te eneth fotnced. +. -! Con: $+ pot notes, oF | _—e being worked poral — rt. but time. ; : . it aiheent tmtevesta io e local ade PO RES oS Ss ‘ : ettied, receipt i : . Tro . we Saiter a ¥ > > . 6 of Canada Se ] ¢ t a? trades > ; he Ol aAieus ate 4 . "4 et tins rokee ertree : bay ] ‘en ry “r inner nd trons res j imperial Japan DENHARD -Eintered o rest n & street Hell eviile ! riday, Oct Cay ther d4 ol Texas & Pacific. x... 5m eriai Jain 120 . sae ad Yilliam a. m to Gireen Mount ('emeters np Japan ster lOAN FINANCIAL enhard veioved husband oF “TN ; a — a = ine ™ e ’ a , er 7 ir Ww & Pacific was one of the few) 1: er Cuba Da. 1004 (> PERSONA TI Tow priced rails which did not/! Government Ss ADOPTION ehare in the bull change Kof GB & 1 Sioa, 1921 | > Swift and Com . ' to ‘New St. Marcus Cemetery. De - . Ba ~ w ’ ‘ Bot j pone ie Te ay T. yo fa, Ry ~ SOARING HOME Wit4.—Geod,. immediate- K of @ na ] 5 hem, 122. F- just above 39 it ran Into a ; | Cases returne a t2 Conditions in the corn market were Ri... $ . N M and Beacon Lodge, No ifm it G months old: siso waiking K of G BK & 1 Blas, 1920. étock too large for bull op- bigs, 1937. J ato overcome. The motive of / - Crean ery extras, about same as in wheat, only trading | 3 -_ > was of smaller volume. Heavy profit- not o RTD oy an prints: No. | 5 Year I (Ky.) papers please cop. eeu. " _hildren’s Aid. Columbia Fidg. tet ct iar, a MARSHALL Entered nto rr n Mon-| WANT to adopt dark Nair baby boy about a a High te Py BL rt Sei ret tt ie o& = ” ats. | bee le cae RE EE ae a & FFE + @ l’ UL GI ,. 1 ‘ I ' Ly ALREEED: - ee ‘Advancing Rapidly erest mean ¢ Sald that ere ere?! bids or foreien | [orders in the market so far as they | ‘| (Butter, Eggs and } Poultry | ‘ losed , L. + ¥* oa ° 3 C : - - > - ‘ " : . . 2 i ees -* - * 2 ’ —_- ire ee! fe * . . . > . . . ° oY YQ " ho he [ heWe I Ljiowing are prices . Yj March, $1.! “ Si '4. Ssia shipp Scent ; AU's comm! ise@ion > “7 )#ea 120,000 bu ot } i} al as . t , Cf 1t) ry a mers for ‘ ’ | United Kin gdo: + | EGGSe. usually « uoted highe: ; Puneri n Wednesday, Oct. 6 at 2 p. m } ‘;si,;™= -P re ) rountire inr is TY . : rresh int andied, ; » A : G ter’s residence, 251 Min aso! @ ef Menice 4c (orn Follows Wheat. ; . gn RAILWAY AND MISC ELLAN FOUs, aw Se a ee ee ee “no -t00 eal ? . , ’ "sts : x apage nz se ; - — (ers alé - a _ = Sl =! Lo) eae Teds -t-t+1 _ r* a= > nE& ~ ~~ i ae ee a , united Rtates: _—-+-— oe ee Horn. DISHES—Home-grown tip - i ent Pe) Erie. prior lien Lo =29D I so CENTRIFUGALS VACUUM PANS SULPHONATORS ALCOHOL UNITS DISTILLING UNITS RECTIF YING UNITS cel See The Bond Market. | Liberty Bonds, continuing their | today reached higher prices | | any yet attained since the im- | ent in the invéstment mark«* ia three months ago. The third got well across $1 while the 4%e drew upto 90. The ¢reat min the war bonds dominated Gave tone to the entire list It any inclination there micht ise have been toward a s-t- — ts > — -- ed et a ee « basis ‘ ing Was a mystery at the time ; yank and file could not under- UY BONDS NOW itaking by detan rts featured the trade, a0. — kers’ special in ibe. 2 : t had get up to 4/7, would not du-'! while no importan ‘lling was noted kers* pastry, 2) aed Pome 7 >. A ape Z years old. can give it & Wonderful e the parformance of other low- ' / to 3 cents I 7% Gold Notes nother’ of John FE. Meranall’’ tun iF i ri? ‘ Pettker ‘nee K eersemaker) aa | Chicago Provisions ONIONS—P Ibs. delivered: . Indian America, yielding eloved wife of Edward Pettker, beloved ansty pis WARGE Lost: 1888 Central Mraffic @ue to the oil boom! cA PIN Le ae as get along without having to be | sharp upturn, especially in wheat fu- visions with high, low and previous qvee, foi- early Ohios. 2.25 bier 52.6041 " in-law, ta her. ; ve diamonds and emeralds, between Crand, iahneeeetinepmniiamaeiaaans : yng aE : | from Mat oa & Son's « hace! Rarah | BEADED BAG—-Lost; Ny © peas contents; 4 “That a readjustment of the covering by shorts. | — of the company is in prospect = oon tial price reroveries itl _ m4? 2 jalan " "SPINAC = Home-grown fiat Met. 6 102 0. at 4:15 a. Return 1201A Clar (ens fi ré part of the session. Some of the a. | OSs ; es | £6 a TI ING BEANS-— Hlon e-Frown ‘inmann, aii dear no } ' - > wr . i r Routh LAR | per box : Suite 115—Ground Floor igust Steinmann, our dear aister. aister- oie to 3583 Perris: rewar ‘om p. -Tab.-Recor: " ; ,00) r - ° - ~ te " while others took the view that both raeherg eg oy grown white, 25 “ gmoeee Democracy.” Ad: Houston Oil. the basis on: W hich the market broke , per bo Ny , Ghlive “76l Central "7 | rom chum acher A — ! BRAC EL ET Wrist Y WA AT®¢ H— Isat: ” eetame : “a a sa at loay | keepsake: reward 1443 awmut pi. fluctuations are wide and the bear nS ee srain gy Seagarrecns y. imbued with confidence be- 44 SHOW 42 SiOwing up, in the view | | market price can be hammered oe ed orn — chat grains} —___- ~— ae SS The control of Houston Oil is a : Ve ul 5 — JUS Let tCRemselves | e min . 20 : c - ™ 4) ' .o the present day view on prices | — - A ium) i >ty ; all commodities. a ye ee Local air cel em ee ‘ _— MEN I ca = | , i increasing production datfly , 7” a epted weste, cape soca) pth ‘at. 1.16 4 HW 1. 4 2 | Ss U R P L U S M A Cc H : ia E R y : Heat, 60 cars local and 69 through: | 0 OO) 0 $: | has a contract at sliding prices corn a4 ON) 1. Deceased was a tnember of Beacon Oct. 7. Wn. Hays. president / Braden Copper 6s gf Wabash ist Se _ - M. 4 ito cover iater,. Cash ee were Up! 12-quart tray, $4.50: peck baskets, 80.25 2 the reason for it began to dawn) » Cent of Ga Ry 6 Tt? On’. . Wise Cen tral gen if Caroline Moehle (nee Gabler), dear : of A. W.. E. C. and O, W. Moehie . wen hot oe mean . _ ‘ i¢ ‘ con ra te iv mn y wi © »' r finental Gas & | : : : paid on the second mortgage “e: heaps were firm ®W ith the grain a. ZT) New York Paskets. $1. Ind! n . | : , ‘ . I wil not ? ile f deb . acker: oOuacht nreeury bh! per TOO po » Vears ' Oo ee fF svone ee or —" , t gainst nales of cash product, while|, GREEN CORN—Home-grown. 0c to 1 Short Term Notes nerat on Thursday. Oct. 7, at 3p. m..| contracted for by my. wife Reit- | again Ft gales of cash product, while per do ; fret the Ziegwenhetn « L 2vaen ©} . mey. GEORG | ier MY rh. t4) iighball. loo to and kee treet, Poe 1 Crematory. Db — . elena" feation if they choose The &C {S—Home-grown. of some of the i Rit enas an .A. Busch 0. | @ Pacific with its of] possibil!- | . Grain prices closed strong on the aeianneemece POT c. : : a —_ ward and the late uise reward. Pha | A = r ry ‘ “- ct is mK ane (‘hester Keersem Ker, ’ 7 ( to 8! ( d r ef r-in law. in her ar tay ‘fret vear. ty 4 Hartt ; » i. But it is now believed | cures. Cash grain values were steady a Prev BEADED BAG Lest wil ees | . Plorissant avenues, to Friedena | peward. Cali Cabany 4 > ne ? May involve an asressment on! ~l aet: Consolidated ‘ias cvt Te on O!l continues to be the to and the technical position of the | o-- . oT ia = 5 == ers, | grt nuda an : os v hal Wd red rlends tyvited of successes in other directions. of some of the trade and this tended | up and is not on the market ali the of] it can produce. Its ol} ae See © careaens a . a New and Slightly Used, for Immediate Delivery including e Ol Co., a subsidiary of the . Fo Comnnee M. Lams Cet. 6, 189 | PUMPS DRYERS CONDENSERS y takes all the Houston ©'i up AIR COMPRESSORS DECEMBER WHEAT. we A= S ICE MACHINES at $2.60 a barrel and is now . a Gi keeese : i, & ie ia nas (a 1 ICE MACHINES CG-397-C—-One 2500 KW West- Bind called “excellent.” It is also Midvale teel crt 981, peer ei ass 5 drums 42 in. x 20 ft. 5in., 21 sections TP—1651-A—One 40 ton steam from covering. , cover 3600 RPM, Westinghouse turbo CG-410-A—Four 600 HP B & W col tr Sigs.. % A ee re generator, Curtis. Complete in itself : ' 804 Telephone “2 “pair 8S Pee See DECE EMBE PT _RY ae nk : en 3% _** ‘ . i Ch ” : no : . . Pe Weslalie... Bi te Se jt ae + (water tube) Boilers for 150 Ibs. Vee gne, ee ~— — 18x 900 RPM 3 phase, 60 cycle. | pressure. 1 steam drum 66 in. x 22 24 in. Unifiow engine 23 x 24 in. iyallway tull market early in the ld Notes, due 1925 the previeur hich. here Was no Due Oct. 15, 1925, pf ueral from residence yp ature! ers kindly call and identify sewing te achedule § ’ 971 and Interest, brother-in-law, son-in-law and uncle SPECIAL NOT , 5 iCES It was not until yesterday | il Tel Pa 7a Vir-Carolina ‘Ch ance early, but the buying | 40zen_bunches: Sic to Bic per box loose. Gold Notes, due 1925 +. -| : assesament, that the selling in | Krook Rap Tr ref evt 4s Ki! hd Weetern Ele were CABBAGE—Northern bulk, . = ) $40 te — | Market ciosed 1% @1%4c¢ up; December, CUCUMBERS~— Home-grown. 25 | father ar I Sallwasseer ang our dear ured Notes, du ° 922 bonds since 1908. While this’ | sm aller packers were hedging their| CE I, x RY —34i ichigan $1 of Hrotherhood had been last year. when excite- “ec to 35c per Best-known corporations in vet. %. 1920, at 12:45 a. m at Phoes a 2 Fed¢ral Reserve Bldg. ard with {ts heavy increase in ) white se G. $1.i5 | i: Ks reem cer r sister of Ldaward, '| Merchants’ Exchange today after a CHICAGO, Oct— 6.=-Closing -prices on. pro-| Home-grown lv ve 150: Mir nesote. Py Che ee Saturday i this assumption was ill advised to 2c higher. The buying was largely High. Low. | Close. Close. G V ial llid & C and ‘metery ici nn eT poo yee . BELT _ pat Hlud ; siete . ° ° a l ay 0. os Ri NAN Entered into rest Wedner-| m ee, ma clare av. worth a of tee ~ | | ana corn LooK piace 11 the ie ++ Oak. 7S «!.& - J a Bn ) Investment Securities P ni Ma n (nee Pol eee wl : ° ‘ | BIBL K | ost on ~S vlor av. car. “deder = stoc elo & Southern rte 4*y6 buying was again covering by shorts | ——______-. --- -— —_—— . TT RNIPS- -H OMe- TOW mn. Cc per be it w 3 aun - iN rf 18. 70 %. 00 18. 71 | ite. 235c per box. ARCADE BUILDING Funeral (day tt. 8 at 2:30 p. m., | _ dress K. WL, 5045 Page bi. 3+ Cuba Cane Sug 7s, tem. . ray stock of the Stock Exchange. market warranted a reaction SH te on "ho e-gToen nan Wnues to attack it in the hope that ,to lend support to prices. There are company, while not a large pro- Ome of the varieties which has a Future Grain Prices Ol] of New Jersey, and wis FILTER PRESSES od “vr a tis . yellow corn, $1.02; No. 1 ite | en &nd some of them even adv anced. s&s it nate ean ADVERTISEMENT ee Lon eee 1 ee Bb | ~ aed : , | Bic; Ne. 2 cate, MMe t t 42 in. x 17 ft. 429-3 °% in. tubes. Fe - >»; No. 3 red, $2.11: Bebe hard, $2.034 | ‘6 : : . - G ams ; ” EE reign Exchange BIG ULCER Sorn; No, 2 mixed, 90% @92e: No. 2 yel- e S CG-356- Four 512 HP Class 5 and | & Zs a 94e. whit 541 — . ° - e. ’ % Goi; No. 3 ' 3 Domestic Money | a ee | 160 lbs. pressure, used two years. Mr . pariey._ rae $- a6 -— CG-356-H~ Four 600 HP Edgemoor . to the Disvete Clover seed. Slr@e ORK, Oct. | . 319.30, | ressure Market was trrecu! | 4) 5@17 p . Sment today. Man aecs ant tie “Now I Can Walk: Says [ANSAS ( ITY, Mo.. ’ h wh: CG-356-I— Four 600 HP Edgemoor Barcel cot meres, bec Ina South cott of Medina. (for hes: ik. 3 aha s|COrMs GO ne mele 6 3 ' rd. 2. *” ’ ” c. thmoving up to 3.51 in the fore oumco Oo wo 1%4i2.40; No 4. d2 Coming from several sources, white, S64€p50c Le. 3 2 | Painless, Sure, Quick Is This o lett that makes Me yellow, £7 N i a BR We ay - S % 3 TP-1678-AB, Three 333 HP Stirling lar doll tand milo m $1.60@1 8). Hay Be to 82 ie Radi ii aon aie — Water Tube Boilers, 125 lbs. pres- Sr ome Dey, at Guucesnions m “gt t everrthing in this world. con er: be mais titnoths a “choi ‘e pra 4 a, ae oa i7ets er JA gg? bo “days. 3.43: Pood be able to produce @ omeey MINNEAPOLIS, Mine Oct. 6.—Corn: No hed, because you 00 fart, €o da mighty healing power as PF 3 yellow, 966PHHc L pak No. 8 white : ty N Read thie letter. written February 14. ; . by Mre Albert Southcort. of Me- | mal 01 : : . ‘ : rejected, Gemand 31%. bles 31 ° Y demand 1.45, " eatdes Ss. ne, oc eeee E Sa Sten ee changed te 25 cents lower; bran. 30.004635.00. der I] am happy! cables 14.10. Secorkon Ointment Co.. Inc. Buffalo, _ Teledo Cleverseed. ~? “ Mlaverpeed - 5 ‘October $14 8: rf. 834 R. 5; January, $15, February, $15; March. Dear Sirse— “] wae an untold eufferer from an old $14.0 running sore and wicers had tried | a most everything without any relief from j friend told me of your, wonder- R, VELL TO 60 T0 CHICAGO Sakae Poth R. LEAY Leavell, vice president fter veiling fuet nine dol “~~ Sark @, & lam cured The ulcer }of the First National Bank, has been | aon , oe _ + gf AL ee ‘made vice president of the Conti- . will . ' 30.75 eB -. on 5,12 0, _ ne, IE a oes inental Commercial National Bank x “You ait use this to recommend your of Chicago and will assume his du- | spo: 121.00. ee dae a Youre ‘truly. Mrs.) ties there Oct. 15 : “une . / ; : Dea’t Be a Corn Cripple— Use - Leavell was born in Fulton, Mo. | re Me- Tou actually wonder whether {ft can be evanunes : 3 -|He became an employe of the ! Pa gg gf te =. Save. © days and 6 wi Enderie + — |chanics-American National Bank in ch misery when } gh. 8: low, 7; ruling | poe. Louls in 1905 and was elected fe 68 nade Oe : oftered at 5; last loan, . _ oe assistant cashier of that bank in ey cl | LOFTIS BROS. & CO. 1913. He has been one of the vice _ Metals at St. Lout«. DIAMON WATCHES presidents of the First National) : : UT UHICES as ce its organization in July, 12 ufaico. N cerful y refu TORONTO, CAN. a te re CHICAGO, ILL. e lower In St. teen oa mS. Was lower at. 7 .Svc is a a

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Chitin 24 fT 2078, ga THE “WHO’S WHO” OF YOUR OFFICE FORCE IS A MIGHTY FACTOR—Keep that force efficient through P.-D. “WANT” Ads. “We oan Tag tal ——— - Post. DISP ATC tT? — mE. _ = = ee ——————————— = = —_ LOST AND FOUND] =—=——s—s ATTORNEYS AT LAW __)_—sSITUATIONS—WOMEN. GIRLS ne = & - = — ~ e : ’ » e bse ae oe es Sy " ; CENT RAL Ld PUREA *}6.\- awe OKRKEEPER 4 rears ex? ‘ ££; yy eR m=) Ql ‘ ~LERK Fal~oa | : = = = = . : . bd - - - _ - = —— - “at r-. : : ' } / ; - : vf i ° _ —_—— —_— - - - . | . : ; - =s- —- = : . - - - . - - » ; — => ra’ Oe -4 > , — : Sr SRick TOS | : wee * i i i ee i 7 +WVX ~* . " - Ps ae . x =AN 4 _ oi > . ™ « : 7 a —— “a%s* . . UNG MAN T}0L SsauT 4 - ree owe - tn Tormcitos “$s e +. 4 b> “aT. 2 ‘ | Nts M _" ‘tial sal! . » ” : . ry Tt [ch es *— : COIL N perience f £2 a 3 —e al ANALS «6 - . : ? - ° > ’ ' . - a? Fee , , avy ana & ~—— Tn. * 7 . learn electre _SALESWEN WAS r I, RT oa Fg RS to S5c; a hal re “ts ¥ery 2 7 OLIVER ELECTRIC & 3.48 ae Sanding Stationery Co.) mang 4 | ‘ es ' + ; | : («> ~~»: L -" . . ee am AN Exp - . . ~ 4 v4 ; - = 4 . ~_——_ & ETS ad REPS ; > Ets ~ 7 > ¥ EX. Ex; Hs — Se - _ nd ae . - = 4 . ae Se ‘4? ae - ‘ ii : : P ‘ ra , : Os = - vs ; ' . . . - : os- ; . 4 ‘ ‘ _ 7 a , AN AL ¥ ~! > AS@Sis i A. i . , _ : . . . ; - " .* : . . : _- . r £7 a . - . - = - ; . »- a —-_ — 7 - an - » a * * =? 2" e t ™ . x , - . . - - : — — ’ peer ee eae a e " : - - ~ . i. . . aot : ) i, . ‘ a err’ “a m4 . a ~ ory . a> > me .—~. } me a vO . s . . . ; — a S : ; > . - ee { 2 “ : . al . ’ . . ~ . _ . - — ~ - Poe : -? : ° = - _. . - ) and oom ‘Pere reward. : 42 : ; : : a ' - : , » * . ; ; i — 4 —_os * : ; : = 3 : > > ” ia c . , —— r _ ’ oo = - . - - —_ ’ : = . - a i Ww . , _ t> a a : : > ” ra Oat @ a” - : - “ MEDICAL > on « “2? > * i — - ee DY atied isaa«at? Tv" i" Ty ~ : Pry —_— a sad » a ; . “ *- : ”»~@ ° a . me Tre ~s 7 . r « PROFESSIONAL ; ° “- = . a . : o~ o - = ~ "a er gly s A-> THEATRICAL > ~ * . o' ss | s é2e : Apt ‘HILDS RES’ EAN = on | | . . . : : ’ : ' . ’ . ; . ‘ : 3 ° -_ — .~ —_— a. ~ OCTOBER © lith inch : = Bs : . : : : | | | : . | | - oo pad "mr . - . : — ; é : r ’ . . : ; — . = : ¢ Men's Ass'n mHSS) —— - == ; 3 - | ) SiLilUNS ¥ nM : : . i ue ons wanted : te ‘ 4 : : : one : . ; wee . 7 ~ ’ r . 2 - ‘ ; ’ & : . . ; =" : ; 7 . > : . —_ . . - P =) " F \ : F : rs _ “ EMPLOYMENT |} es EACH isngties the beast at ; =) ; No 2 SE -? WANTED J} : - omnes io a es eee a el + MEN BOYS 3 7 = . : wes | | a | | 2 . LAP : L- IF Yor al “IC — | : , sarcgren His st a ME - .. som ee ) , CHARACTER. STRON Pures Fount 5 cen, Aivetade ena tenp-hatrea | UR = — mz? , 7 x TE , | =: | | 7 . —= SONALITY AND A inde, 1138 > , : : : a, x 8. : | | De ne i | 3 za . : : . Be GRESSIVE SALESMA ATOM —Founc . , a. ~~. I~. : ee ae . 2 . mes wm | 2 r ie | [et . ler . | | | =F aes ce ter Med. Teiepdome Tre 3 | | aa é rece: -_ ? | : mn sin = : : MOAN MAKE 4300 4 W POUND BY POLICE oe , , : tcF = ) a r- r- fe tao = a Ewen? ctr : on. FF om ) . ’ ; ' MINTY MW F LL - * a* . | ~~“. . ' . J - m - " ’ . $ - . . . . ' , ) , . » ass , ; =—T : | ' : : . aeemAT ON IN RN wv CARPET CLEANING-—UPHOLSTG _ be “oe : =. > = a — moma | ; . , | . . . . , . , . » +. , J - " : ; . . a” > = ’ ws NN > ee | at “er? kee an a ELECTRIC WIRING ETC - . ecxal eure ~~ 7 ef agg to Pa 7 » Balst = : MEDART PATI EY ee a Sh | ‘ ™M | i : ; SSS NRING. VUETURES REPAIRING ~ ae | — = — =, —- if | : | ' | : 3 us | eligi, SE ee ee oe me 4 . : - - -_ , Bewek Riverade SS. ee ex : —~4 , | : | - ; moO , er 9 wy “> a ” FIVE ROOMS WIRED a 3 Sr ag REE We: | ieee ee } Wags —— hey + Sas MENT ACENC’ TRADE $cKOOLS ye i ~~. tice steady w ’ . =e ve & ae > ATT

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: : 4 ea oA Sh Ginna nate aden ell i la RA ln OCTOBER 6, 1820, . we TO GET IN TOUCH WITH OPPORTUNITIES FOR EMPLO comune Read the help wanted columns, “™ posr-pisratcr. “9 — Swe a a Re RNR te aS — WFEDYESDAT. OCTOBE! it 6. _ 1920. | ANTED—MEN, ! ann Jt ‘ 7 et Joti ; / LAD for y 1 - . = ; — are Br or AN I ti New Idea elevator gas range. EN —Ana preanfapders, R008 real house | ven on : . — . ; ; feu : : 9 Ba ~~ ail PEEELATLLIN, : ; ~ TT | heny toy ven and brotier, Su», ; Open shop pressroom. Wipe ane manent Contrecth ith guar. , alla | ti Experienced peat oe vr eliigent , 4 ALE—W rt ) Furniture Co, 916-18 R. CC. Dyer & Co., 1515 Young nn DOTA! n ad ; ; ; wit . Se ale : oF ee de ,? r al it ' ‘iti Toys ih J — et. — louncmpeies Aex. c font! idg i? ivf ‘ ela ee! : : 3 = ae mn > iererte ‘ \ 4 ar Te , wi s f ‘ ‘ oat | , meu ' ' 4 ‘ ‘ ' ‘ j re . : riers " a 122, Pendleton ee Ee a hy, ‘ 4 ,* . a, ~s ~ an - . ’ ‘ ; ‘ : | j : : . . ‘ «ft aa . - — iS —Fort Nrnit h. Ark.. wants Si 182 J. ‘ emi Be _ ’ : + , ‘37 . : Vp ‘ + is ‘ | . rt . > 4 .* ; a | «ms ve ne , ¢e] > . - ‘ ” ; 4 e ' : , 4 A) " . $io re oun * table, su “4d. oatype operators, mak eups and fe AL MEN — --- Atte nib LO prem ative ~~ st ® Grand ; usework; 3 ims ; . ' — atl ‘eo ' a : con :, . register i nf 4417 Lhe ar bi. ore: must be efficierst and to sel! nrodt xclusively in’ CAS | Young lady; anewer in own hand Sa); refer ron Se dint. | “, ' rage dove! . | ‘ ‘ae price &, 5 SCRs . Gitand t py T STOVE ‘oul range. water heat pee hater nwodel city outa: f : e oO \rKaneas wee ; vay: 4Nae inns ne) *, Line ( a irs ‘ ' . | j: L es) ne , . . = :' oe bec? Hy he ‘ ager. 4) with every modern proveme : ae o wt wouble your present , ; . a ) HTP? ag iy 3 ; ’ _T. ‘, ‘ ve . ‘ ; ‘ ° “es . ‘ " os . “ ' Yn » : ; ; te: natural gas at oho 1005 ; oN — rite for liet of lines and f¢f HAMBERAT - -" ~ - . rb FS Mr ts ‘ ‘ 1 : } ' : . sili We KUATranté Lit. ateo awents for ‘ : . gvehina — a bogs > suben. living coste tn , at. ; : slare: earn: $2**) to S100) wear = * pt oR PE PSE, WK a LINT* feo il wor St. Louie casi egisters. Fowe Scale Co., lie vening oeLwee an poe m.. strike troubies 4 end for men: inexreriené@e |: : ' May ~ ’ 7" . ation a* 1821 Boxe , ‘ wok! re ’ [Pie nt ngs } Woe 2 St arie terms If desired (ci) - ‘we aylor. : . National Salieemen's — panne . . , ~~. ~ . "aaa ’ :~ ant : eference e Tithe puarenty cay it Se F, t\ lata i cnanae , ‘ my . rt" 75, Chicaeo "s Hil.Ds CRASH. -Ex i“ cits . ar MU ninster 1 ‘orest 4921. ' Tabpie mae ~~ ' \\ , fr iN 4 il ) , , & nae seams ae HEATING STOVES RED SEAT eEMEN Youhg. liie wire nditious. reference reauires 412 r= : rg ' e! VAY A ee ‘oe = = om = _ 24) oew wes we bou : is, ST : mn earnest endeavor: » be we CHOCOLATE . DIPPER-.- Experienced . ratio tto r) netit ae oe . A 4 ar ake fiom Severai of the iargest rR. ‘7 - witter on the force 0 ex! : . heur: stead _ wiv Perfection Can‘ ver "b >. o- - Pa tens wits Bing ohare nemmmes , : 7 . \" ‘o) jfius,\ - ' 4 a |. ite an ru whien we ere. selling af :, x AL ME y R. ila * ( . we instruct you Rane ty ~ ("n. wl ote trillin ; , . ‘ ~ : é ; duty ”~ 4 : ; ; j fi . ilree jolnte of vest ipe MEN AND LAPORERS — @e Miz Carleton on — ow = | Pr . : 7 | —~— = with each Move; caer ' : ATEN ' \/i \\ | pereerres ' r now érprere ent orp aishest wages . pe id: tmoney —— \ Nece as, rity, experience 1 é lroy-Sloan 3: Saat . Ps nL . " | ) ) ’ ole —_— , : ’ r — . | | | : NOLL MBIA, J - aah de ~ “ d U gts t “ bar? Ti tie cel UATAT rs 7 7 — tT ‘ , . ‘ = po 4 ‘oe : _ ‘ " ‘ - y . ' = 7 “Ss (7 > ; \ . ‘ ; ' he as ) : cin iK , : ; ni lorie ‘ ' a - . ‘ . ‘ —* , - , . . . : : , ' bts 4 ad ly te Furniture. dining » - . = ' *« Sadie “ are Ik Neat appearing ve ’ Yorn if ] : , - = rOHTON Oak « fforube. dresser. bed. ruce : hs ’ . . — = 11 ; ‘ -~* ‘ : : ‘ ; « " . . : or ,2 PING { LERK —— EN oh N : , at , " ” ‘ - : . ' ' ni ae ! ; “a me \I 4 ot ‘ . . _ 1K : . ‘ ; 9S ental pay 1F. ett et i mirres eta r carpet pv rOelain . ' ’ > 1 } eX her - , —— “4 » RitChe Cabitrvet couod Condition; very - Rs : iinik ' L wr Ps of: ; 1c YOUNG MAN: EXE ities wants a salesman to) © Hos “Urand ae. , nce fy acvenee: ae Forest 6 in | | a Y OME | ist | reuonahle Junk” Bale y » an «of The shesv on 7 ee ened { be ae @ . ar “ >i tock. wutttine rider 7 ' \ , vat ; , i 3 to ears - a me , Pe ENCE NOT ABSOL : those calling on th aking trade new! - ~ on . oon . — or nerienced oF cred but not satan —o ee . ¥ , al . T > oH ‘Thy rey fr man afted trial men bs 2 “An iNKT And Moore fange y ae. Box J-ae6, lost Li spn t he iF Z - ern — good nee fo ance! , : aad an “4 , ‘ ‘ - , salar c ; é . ‘er : RINE? an 7s rr “aan fos _ NEC ESS ARY ; GC 0) 2a Ml QUOK ~~, nal iho Ie to Mr . eve 7 ru , . s | " STING : rf | hy fartil “nal mi a “A ye a maveusie Ae. fe) * aie a ek St ee « i. ete b.aetoeon av “ur Several ‘rritortes *T) for | E>.) ADDRESS STA NG tr Seis pro rt position: s* wie ex periefice ef. man Cahanv 42! , 3 aT; a Dis ir c | ort] ~~ L ttin us . re mata ca , ' (yt) reat rificyt heyy : ‘ | 7 m iS | . | 7 : te ain. A Bape be in — ey n®., + ppl Sg a ox st. Ro ~ World rue (“Ok Bor Pc line nouse; x — *) face 1 t } periu 0 I — . - , TN , ; ‘ ; ERENCES AND SALARYges Seo" MM ieetwa ant. ork. “Apply to Mr, Humhes, Mese-) MANICURINT Fp : : need saleswomen, an } aluee: very cheap. Big doe, | iS. Vengeventer, je - ALESMAN — N° ppear| Cat! me ‘ ' - . fant! oT = a. & . , ? ; \ rte, Si lebewn P taDie an , CTED, BOX M-377, P,. : wr > te sel) “proposition f mer Teintar. as we ex: ti Peasant sltties , BEINGS FoF dm saa — . | | . BS warps wie —eTwe | ; ; 935. | ‘ wad we Co. 3184 16 “et t , ‘ ' - ’ ' astis ; urmdty x lie farpilier and im Rs : . . 4 ‘ the ri ; : preiei : 2s ; . ; ' > (BB) Log ri : ’ di 4.4 a aaa a - be able to trotr and ‘ha lie New men, * OK Pa mur sat -Uvd erere ta live with parent r relative ae. mney 3 thE! \ } ib ds SS ua Suu \S . sige y | ei wet. : . _ fed) AKER.-s216 Meramec. ering reference, salary and commissio 7 1301 Linde marri¢ ror can.spare time fro: 2TiK 3 3 a ah dite on aa — EK. liookcase. library table, AKER—Expertenced. Apply Zar bidg al io4 (i iMOK White ; non first : Por i¢ wn ; ‘ » 2 Byun ' : o mer > on . ade . - . - , “res , ve, eds j dealers. 3004 N. Grand. ner's, Oth and St. Charies. - SALESMAN 1m growing tf: Forest 427 . ‘eas ay, Eevee YS » whale | seem see EEE _ : . Ue. | : . ae, neil tail m ve (c#) re. ’ B es She eS . Sutra! concern. ecting the sale of ite GComk Lnd housemal whit nod a : Saas es ' live e« ie? + TAKLE 2 fume , . ” mel = nee t "ec “~p! : ii ue ihe services of 3 : -_ oo ‘ t») ore . ' (of ’ 1.\ ' \\ . . : MISCELLANEOUS WANTS . ’ - Uined (ma ehalire MAN } _ rr.enced. A wy at wa . , : ‘ rer ’ ; : : : = : mews . \ " > ‘YF \WV ( ) ’ | «4 » —s ' / : , * , ; PF ; A grate eWeeper Vac Call mern . Brondweay ’ . | ma learn: 1 en who fee oa mor , wey TT recon intior: veul ” re) ‘* at, : ores MARRIED ‘| he ‘\ ; . ; eee lad loth! LT) im its 47 htartmer : a eer ae select leu" eurnictentis nter- : : , gi the rig TT ri ; . ree . ; e ne tor w men with } APPAREL ; - ms, ies’ clothing, — > - = : — . “= Mississipp! av., im or het-alr artist penene apt) abe ao ; ; —— ive vit barenis rF 6Pesative ce —~( ITA Pk, R s | { ai ke “4 , trunks furnity as, stoves, Tie prices. -s teen mM SLITH Cane gad ela@ur and to CUOR--Combination, © GB) : e « ee Te hide : ae paling =e Eee St 0- exvnerience > naces ; ar 7: hii are Anx) } Texas Shipping Co " Dei. HO. Grand 1-46. » cr fug Stianer a4) |. Seal oe See Ae (cM) } 1. ; HOUM SUITE-~S-plece, bigck whil- s ~«* * . = a Se Ee hl andastcaastiet at euate 4a oest " ——— ; ._ wWwerkers are Wit \ ~25 ; long ~ Job. ~ 600 Vlive, man we can offer an attractive money- Market - ‘ ome or 4 neu per as . nt hon or Coie ' ichaeter Ww recking Co. ‘ king opportunity Rox A-«, Post-Dis. ' » D. | , Oe ee ee 5 ——— . tt) i7 pusine ue ; Dp “ALJI) CHAI &Vtd.— Bor 4. like new ,* UNGA Re smetl ay. tod CARD WRITER—Or good letterman 4 lam looking for three men t COOk —Special *; worlnan w illing ne nee nfecllohery, | ~ enero | + (Ee sires | ‘- ios 2k (3) | LIVING ROOM RUG CiOsiaed, 3 tales Mio writer for — lettering: can W ; . St. Louis ppeke ' ; ac ’ ; - ¢ ' ———— . . oe ; ' = Wieas 600) pale VI . er Se | vet hangings. wicker sun parlor furni and cays make exirg money. . les knowledge ats! To begin as help s Cook and on COLORED (RLS ——— ee _— anding - lamp L637 Waterman” td post Dispatch, TT ) ; ant “Eood wage : adjusted to our kitehen practice ; - ‘ | MILLINERY MAKERS ;, ' ' . : i . ' a ’ _ 4e DISPENSECR—At once. Bender B . pn wy a: amet. oe $ , CHAPER’S S$ TORE, PIECE WORKERS . . mr the Der Sg 2 ge i. ray or prone a "i | LIVING ROOM MUITER-& pleca > mahameny, |. | aaa Seved it will pay vou ¢ change. tO Qualify as cook at special - BCE WORKERS ' . re . Y. bost-Diepateh « | ‘mitation leather living Toor sites R— Experienced on men’s Bil at MMH Arca ie : 4: ‘ 7e. paceneapianioapeail _8th and Washingt ; Ye TAND ie Dt PERMANENT ! ui ompeten tia _* : P Ds ? t¢ st a Pst Dienstch et) MISSOURL. ATHLETIC ASSO- | GIRLS: office work ) Bee , =F rRrewer rt pata ag sli OLIL GROCERY CO., 5659 : NI —g LU S : | : . yg : - oR AP HEKE- Aig lass; 8 2 tate as ar 4 RITIES HI SALES ex 0. { | A | I{ yN i. 1) oo NM L] 4 rh | i y ce a : | ; G , it . 2 s ; : " fibcs . , ‘ ce 3 Z ; ; - - A, 4 anes _ ad ene e Si +#\- ’ ¥ vcs - - - , yy 4) 7° ; ’ ia ‘ ’ ? ’ ts . ry ,¥ . : : - »' ’ ‘y . e . a —- — - -—— + + ty m 4 Ss - t ial . , 4 . ; r} : ’ +) : 6 ; : > der) DGRAPILE R—With railroad exe — ” " : Sree wr ‘aperie yhite; also maid for en : a is] - , nh vual Me cel | ol pred), orate .gyPertence, and, salary f INDUSTRIAL BACKED “Spriaire Works Cscelient weer, “Abo i ~ GIRLS—FOR LIGHT FAC Be Portia io 417 LOCUST : id assistance of our for Hn iL Par Dien) Sa: One Serer SAA: Soa Or RAPHER—Experionced your « STRONG ENGINEER- ¢ .. Girl fo plain cooktr “ in privat TORY WORK : MUST , ' | other e HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE. | ROCHE 4 .1R--Mahorans 215 Tk F ~ ; ce : . ” , familys 40t Wakes Se "rie! ! er? "hPa *y* : . , . — , ~ « ds required to esa Reena * REPORTS, FINANCIAL | cst ex | @ BE OVER lt; ae | | 7 - | “women 1 NTIQUE BEDS~-Poster. spit cto Mrs] RUGS—Hargains. Globe Carpet C leaning Co ¥ - a4 4 ces. vry* 7 % ~ ’ : its oo - m : ry “* ™ 8 as by PS, om , ’ pif a ra . +o . . ' > ‘? ” wert hones ° Poat Dispatch, ik . coed nN ATEMEN' AN 1) PERSON . o | ~~ sit " uUree f. , ' elkis od r ’ ' \ A NE NT Ni At ae AP . 1 ‘ : pee oe , | | , area . — ~ae | it t Gan Att 4 ) £5) , ms , , Aithor o Genter Telewhone Poorest Til. $9 a day; long ob, 00 Ol MOAN MAKE $300 A WEEK AS o's: ——————__} work, Apply CUPPLES EN-| OFFICE, Assi j beginner “preferred employ m ant be faig: you once wet the habit of com. WARD ROWER Oh ait bike ta tentang Siti fer hour Mamie MINIMUM FULT, CO-OP. Pini Sire ho eaverience necessary’ ats | VELOPE CO., 638 8. 6th st. (¢5) | EOL a , COIL WINDING eee rcomtnend athers necondhand~ goods "in| gat® overstocked Site Sree poe $3ts 8 =p to $4.25 per day, to af ATION IN A gpa yee = Sh —S ust ee . eS 2) GIRLS- -16 and over, to learn _ ashton v af 0. 1200 N | | MOTOR WINDIN | wit - a iN S ; from Clark ay: Belt iin | wot FOV Nahas [Tack loge alrgoet ae oe Se Les AND IN CLOSING. DiCTAPHONE OPERATOR ; ing mill; lowest wage | ‘mats chance. ork tr SKILLED OR UNSKILLE DN NA SEAS N OS BD ity HED Dpemeers beds, plano, eas | DOs #2. Lindell S0ENe¥, een! BRS HELPER—Vourte man; G-328, POST-DSPATCH. Salary $90, with. quick ad-, for full week’s work, $14.50.) aif ; ° SET , >, CDienets se thoroughly, Box > | wonderful opportunity for an 10: 21 S. 10th. (¢23) : : . : ee, 11 ndeventer (|New and Siightly Used: Furni- “_ An 7 heipers: experienced. -- —— i MA a I ; : (ut 7 - meee kT: “-¥ cou »° chats , RW. 456-N. Barah _ yer Nop AvelY pr ey ae - ambitious girl; no over time. Box GIRLS TO. L E ARN steads . Bros. Drug ' : BUSINE “ narts onenen T21 in biat ture for Sale or Exchange. —Por insid work : ste ad er a at Amel an 0 he "7 » . | os 7 “: } > ee : | ; ns at" nt pe we ady aa . Dutter ae tks we 3) M-200, Post- Disp rate h. Ee (ed THE MIL L INE RY TR. ADE oe ee —— , : | “E ss ont We | nate. as | —— Cash or Time. _ —————— EN—Have an vunusua! proposition DININGERO om MM AlD—) Sxperienced: refer- m . ile we give ; e-ree_ Tew et ores Ly Ovni | ‘ . . ae a —_ ian Meat “" aaa Ss Wee. —Vor hauling dirt; 234 Galeemen of goo! appearance and char- > dinate 363 Waterman ady , : J Dey and bonus | Ppp i] _ . . i ; Located the low rent distric? ewatiag us n ets.. Thursday morning. Anc =; @pportunity for very large earn'ing*®, | — ~ --- Maw it : a3 a a oer a ; aan tench you in ry — — —? a iain AD. OM SU! ity ated « r h o git ‘aive@ which under the high rent r Wrecking Co ° BronMetion to men who can wae edd er KRUUM “MAID—First- class. 1 1 a lone Avply at once ‘aes : ‘ —_—— ms “~ f riot firet flow “rr, y}e eorme impoestble * ee Pe : ere easive Workers: also excellen nd pil SS a {s) | * re +@ a. ‘ | Sxpertence fancy & . ' ' , at prt , uy for cash Ning lve ce ye sans ~ hy a os vie DINING “ROOM MAID—Experienced Mrs. | Baer, Sternberg & (‘ohen | net Morgenthaler D nd ea! gp, as dot x busts ' . ray eer , “ " al S227 We “ye You efheush : _— t. ome —" Proper inetructions an Diate y pert ’ . ells ds. "oxic no. , . re J ‘o., " \ ae) ; ; , “pee omy a irniture * it % roome for §04.%), $10 ROY—16 years old. Apply 8 Organization where earnings will be nt, Clayton ead Colle ree x3) vel N. 14th St., Corner Locust. | - = Penahtenced ) mM ” el ) o wa wu rv “ia week (he ranges as low Market. H. Dinkelnker, A meres. 86824 Victor bidg 4) | —————_—— EE ' 1 ) ~ ety regan 2. mes aay Weey\t ~ ; eg0k ma hage site 4% a>ine®, ast w): dinfna Piret-class club watter; nonu . eer - DIsSHW, ASHER- Woman to Wash Gist v a) ee wor Petares Dyeing 4 ning ( 144! ‘2 igen Pr mate. a ¢ : 49 Mil foot tab chatrs, 1 ide _ good wases, Rox G-100, Pat | SALESMEN Praile Bakery Co., 4159 N — HAND 1 A NER " = a4 wazes a, (sre vois . . : oversvuffed ti ne , baa i ha ‘bos . cal ap SH ac a —— — . 2; ~ . . LISHWASHER White woman U blatetd 1411 Locust. ' , Tre . be : : f , " . , we . oa} elou w snd - oa ’ onl ranger | PHMAN--Ixpertenced floor man Sa SCHAPER’S STORE, em, 215.229 2. Perens. _——* HOTEL MAID—Steady work, one , | | A ay | “ha 7 * hall Call Wednesday even! ng. pad ’ » naw FILE « LER And typlet; experte: on perience 5 8s 1 h st. 4 and §& North St. Louls ; Sth and Warbingtor BY, fcS. 443 Le mience fiie St. Louls Mylion , Heo 7 ~iinL__wW? “742 Neat Pine : rranit AC Wal is! : 2 Foc . ’ n flan , "T ’ a ’ ucase av ‘ : —— ton : : _— ave , teh) olds an — iN— , 4 uc- “ a a . fOUSHG ‘ pera! hUseW Or re = —4r ores ’ PALL ' i “ CLEANER Must tae *Co hie o qu. oe ; pale ” nite. ree Se rr ees ly ge on onal Rey woo a7?" or da; > aaneine at? Gatun atari bir ing ! : dro | Dur priess will weak Gite fnver.be Gan daaae Cleaning & Dyeing Co., 4110 O08 ated with the retail gro-. i wiedae 0 il amicted ox M83 Tg TTT) pale oe ogg yg re arrish dry. 3124 Clive. r CANVASSERS AND SOLICITOR: : S WANTE crog. 4i8e Fi 'n *WALKER-ARMSTHONG HOt bie ~~ oo ae “we ote “wy nh scent ~ th Waterma: ' v IK rer : ' WOME? ' , : (rin ‘RE CO. 1906 Olfve. op >vsbi | OW CLEANERS—Expertenced trade ; furnish bond: none | _Pest-Dispatch a — - me =i ~ ose | SEAMS IRE i net tiga go Phew oy aye cmanaliins. 4 ' heme ee anr: Untted House and Window Cl © « 4 ° . Gi JRAL FIA ie S w i) th White iri, ri¢dt Shuts A 4 Axniot t nouse ° 4 a _chitie ‘ : ri t . 2 ; | : 5 . | j —— S Uhentnut st, 24 floor. heed apply ; salary low to | “sundry “sso. canany 4150 Wanting whan Delmar @RNI., | Prince de : : : oa Our Location and Cheap Rent a“ i a et te ee ee —_-——- => AN—Txpe evs Se $30 ” ~ “ ~e po ae ot letr : itt = 3 wa Bip dates - nas waurneen? , : ee ee rs > Vie: ins a Saving to Our Cus- Sage (05) Me taintty. Tod Kingsbury. Cabany 494. | TIOCSKGINL—For light housework, : WE RKE RS Ne | | | ; 7 7 _.. “i tomers of About 2946% ona OD PATTERN MA AL ES MANAGER ees se OUSBGIKL General housework. whit ning maker, stay solder 1;* | pee in. Aru rug. leit, imoorted | Dollar, . 9D PATTERN MAKER GURL. or woerlan. for grocery store TO |} — +a — —- => -——- aman RP tp At or ; ~ me. BS... x. We oarry « fel) tine of new, up-te-date pod wages; steady wo OPPORTUNITY IS OF- Broadway. | | $20 EGIRI—Genete) pousew ioe = ae POURTEENTI | | E | On if! e0p Lin: |Gomaiers mn fre apes disv @ lot of n shop. B Box | M-32 29 P. -D. (¢ f =D TO "- My WIRE WHO aki ais evenings ia * RSTRENCMIRAPHER ‘ ; : - ry t , - ’ nie . ; : , Bvt... i +} : i] ." LA shy ; ; : \* or , regular urtce Nath ne Kinder, IMIZA AV(@ (hive c4) 7 = os mee 1 ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ; — Py 9 ~ we Reatie ag _eaer me + —_ “9 r » | — — : nee a 7; | S& TENG CAT hi} m4 road _— : : rer" thing iF e jine «o srntfure * alee reat Oc roll @€s men IRL oe res eral} housework, ©1346 amr’ [OT SEGIRI--~ Fe Nera! baewn ermal adios aim 6 maiden is , ime tor | haire and office du rettuse : : A > _ there oor ene Pk a [ roar ‘ Temas t : ie ven Trent act , ‘ ‘ ; a le 7?) = dave oe ae : ; . ae i - Nw gs ! , ‘ _ Wu MAN With book keeping on mg busine aa men of a Mis GIRL, Ceioret: to clean store and hep ———oone Trt} , , use work : NOGI Tt ’ rie Rm Ty , , . > 7, © -) erie . rt 1 oi) ' re" wha "Tu Lj Be orn mm ‘ , ’ » ‘ * 7 ' ; : Le of retail estab) lahment. . a town of 8000 inhabitants or aewing: ST woek and board, 4446 , : aap of ‘mane biti “ want e © et >é | | “yr 4 ront |_ (OSD. (ga? “- Dire ¢ o* . GIRL—For general work “hol. efale 0 an — ‘ (oR? ne 2 . =e : . : , 3 Fir 1 ee ee | : : : "| FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS. ; MAN For ab shipping room? ah and officers of a cor- house, Steinberg, Se Washington a Slit! ‘or aework the eral housew ork. atpali m- - —— ° . a » ¥ ' : _— , , - as ; ' , ; " : o - OS nels ase rae : | : . | My; 00d wages. Ms Westminster pl. io) | Yo Rework and in bakery, wood home. 32 13-51 | n A\ } } Eg ge Sad ig MO PL a —— : y approves this project. Best + Tp _ >. ceests dinisher. 1 Ghenanaeah his Mle oT PAD MER Cu — 7 RET ~-dsnidet : Ry: . | imt; ove MUN-~-With 2% or 3 yea ; will b f +] : ' | mee Pell a poor: oe oe . + of | : eat os , ache email iathe. Rox ‘ , i e furmished to men . en i - eam Westminster. Fer- . , , mee , ' ; oR ' ~y HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED } > m : nd) : crn _* | c vy . ; “ ant ’ See *S: ; na 4 , ’ ne A 4 ‘- . " ; ry te ’ j ba Nomnctietl ne epportun q cter and ability bs 240, a : : et “er ~ J — = : se . - . ry _ ; _ : , ; Z e -_ A, . . : : ‘ ~ ’ . py’ i¢ . ’ ’ ' ! e-« » » , - > . . - . " , . " . = ‘pels furt wre a? all a-- ca now, " " : 1? ner, D ein ‘ ah ea . eRetlel it ou oe ' os - — DI . . ! | . ; rt | ‘ ar , wt Sinte ane, jedge of = need apply. Box M-. 40, | ot , | good waw 9 uigton, Caban) i + fe . f ne ot eked ia | | a cl pert . (cute tiga, daeilinge. bean Bez G 42, “Foe teh. (@) or oft , ; ay ee , , ne = Ns a: ae eee “i } cash price od ead edly Por beet a M, . t — _ ee ee lew}e : . . re “* t. -—_ = 7 a . Thia g>3 ‘i : ) . ne | | ' 7 . , F . : " ‘ a’ : ‘ > rf = ¥ ' > , ’ , 7 , . " " 7 . ire Hoy le- Rarick, gee" Shane sanare AND in a 4 > ‘ ' : , SV i ( ! I i>( »\ IY | 4 yr} | ' . ; we ; age ure a sry — - ~ anes P . ound ; a rota t thi Heri ’ re . orem ' ' i Jit . re i, ve, get o@r © owe -Experionced tvplet, wv me > 4 UIRLS--Or sonvn, ty PEO feces wor ine nights lay anc Ban —- hexpe \ppiv ‘.' engrtey 2 | : eee. Saree Sh SNe sh iad or Denar 300 Denys revh. multizraph en@ ft SRILE SCUOOL—Practical work and — sod '™ , nas r. ee ae » I 'STAVAN NM - LL! iy CUS : . 20m ' ioe) pees ma btues , wtate are TL ..* . Faiticn specialiioate. cha snees oa° GLRL Ear. rhen : ler ah ;. a? * “@ : . . — e 2. sanied ae o- exrwmetod _ ox ™M 224 rite Capt Jobn Derr) S010 : aunary * ‘o shu li 4 HOlsee I Whhrte, or am 22. 6 Sie y VW ash i (rid) ; : ) : -|/ ' a Age s J + S eee J~ 2. ~~ a MAX~Leiored, to do wri wr a " : 4 GIRL, —Cvlured er OLBEW OF o wel asewer hs no ‘wosnie P out : » drs . ' ! , : en ron Aw : > + ae — aria ze . suecry: Sh eee , ~~ PERT AIL Tu A ; ite good hor ‘ 7 . miowk ' we a y os } Ine ™* T y T E Pp } 1 ~ KE ! Py R \’ I ( “ j a3, Ges b ws , ; ; 1s | , h oe - , Sued borest ’ j : you how Pay and nis cia eee Newt cejoured fo werve if @¢ lil > Ficr ery. thl ak or sa) | 7 ; ' ~~ } , } *'* ; ‘j : | ap mitts 7 oi ae . m GIR, > anane , ated 4 . : ba . BAUTO BCHOOL. 3560 Olive at icky OT ree inde! 202% (e wasting: small famil , Pye Experienced; private branc! : , | ia NG : ren ‘, stents flats, é ' ) oe rar 4 ‘ =" . ~ ’ a . ‘ on . : ” ° : et . —_ . iid - FUR om : " , - » a : 4 : oe - _ “ ~ mt m : . ’ . > - 4 " : a ; : : wore) ; *), one* 7 : 1 KK BK Usd eur ’ Ot the service of ciris and wonm- Moree 5 sneha Lie! nat MOR. 4858 Pers ~ COL BE al White. for pias COoRINE & ' I neat af urate Abr J — , aur) t Tr . : a , * , ; > «t ne ‘ ity rentents 4 + fats ; ,. le >. oe employment in offices. stores or ‘ be rk; own room and, bath . ‘en E ° - ' oe " s% ww rk : Lreee tem a like ; iv ti use wo ’ : * > . : : ? "<?) * . . ntery & ectric ‘ Pes - : ‘ \g . ; " if . et ‘* advice a0 given on math | GIRL} ‘or te. ee oe a-~ atlas wages. email familly. €347 Persi: em pan) ; + “2 Bing n A; y aria [ € bea one's efficieucy, woryere ' the = éo4 < ‘abany 4704 .

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© ee teen. crt OD ere ee a le nga ee eee - Ske ms te A Sy — SPATCH. — a \ 'Ptace i477 Hing e* “we ‘ww JEWELRY WAT DIAMONDS Wee We « "Sar Giemeemde eee co few ‘he gets ~\ (or ee a’ . : TV AMONTHE beau ~~) oe ar PiaMONtTe W ‘ ae vowel ¥ Mentir tee WN “hb « Bie DIAMONDS WANTE! ney GG) te Slaw ne Pi A teow As Lue : > ihe Lal f oie @Gireeedles « ‘aw » = V6" e9* SIL rn & & bee’ we oer marth Marche’ « oe eee ~* DIAMONDS W ANTI Yeur Gren Yalved free of charge ‘“e Tiret end get ade are ® ix se ae o . > ‘\ bee 7 , , PATENTS ee wv Viale | » ’ ’ ~ POULTRY AND BIRDS BART C a ehes Xe: ) oe eh» ‘Re zim ; _SEWING MACHINES ALL mebee of eee ime me + cee ‘ema lred « ——— Pooent BA Centra, vg ¥ ve ne 8 MA vt Sk “we soe Neh Sl MAC Hines = wees = ee &. ee >. «* Chis a STORE ANO OFFICE FIXTURES a. eee GALS : early Sew Pereet 6 ota ; _— toae. iy ren a. ee Gran! Mrhone nie) |6«S7Ml _ Wlba —Laraee hs ; -* te +e CHANCE to buy grocery Gxtures cheap: shelving, counters, electric coffee mills, Ne. 442 National eash — scales. and thrre- butter boxes. Cal! at TM S. Broadway, week. days, between 17 and | p. m (PAR AND BiecTaic patunes FOR SALE |AUTOMOBILES) FOR HIRE .“ AS FOR : e* " INSTRYL rect, Baca Athy vet? ign regis ered eA arae p. ae fur vers. -. , - mich! ne ' a — . © AR BODES - . : WINTER rOrs FOR ew BDS— To: ROADSTER. cy MFR? we. ON THE CO... 2815 Locrs? FORD BODIES HERCTLES _ ~*~ BODY Ta B ARNETT § SALES CO. Beoimont ‘80 Coat ral 3477 cl@) SS Urs Acan “akriniat 43% ewU — iV tw eee ger “inted « ‘2 Gniverse., “ipod with orand-aew + *, { poet f —- ‘hen ome rear old. ‘oeke ms Sze condition. price re. FRAMPTON SED AR DEPT ta 2» Del mar bt DEBAKER 1PLS cabrtoies . a Ep een. S148 | \ ewatn __Riverside mw * COUPES ‘ . on 1920 Dodge C Coupe 7 ee WR Fw, | a | were Te eerie ee ft so 4 ——— PRICES OF HIGH-GRADFE REB CARS. fen = lias oe t= save from $250 7a $59 Buy Tod lay HUDSON. FRAMPTO) T ger} ‘(ar Denr 4525 Delmar B! ee SEDANS 1920 Dodge S. edan JACK RABBIT ed AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES TOURING CARS HAYNES | AGHT SIX AUTOMOBILES oh i ee. | AUTOMOBILES—MISCELLANEOUS RFE —— PRICES ON TSED TOURING CARS FOR SALE c Syn = as SAXON SIX CHINE SHOP we H. MAC 1INE x ATE: UNING AND Frappr TPIT’? e =Y j ~ _ tee oe oo os =. > TVIVO ET) —- DEI IVERY » PEL AT EL Aten le | LAYERS ~ ar Red ASBOTt ment of _—_ Src ~ ee ow! A ee ‘ gear F» eS ax’ rpr TIN Livi LX1 : - - rm a. «) ~~ oe - WwW “yah . OMOSB!LES—wmn SCELLANEO = ._ s = RAPtTSs Maa é 5 “mal! e a dcjera, + adeor ani prenv REVIS ED PR CES HIGH-GRADB ICES 1994 or > > i "% MACHINERY want 3 7 Ther. — Santi v N Eo — ‘tS beet Lote? sit Soms. ~esiung 626 ortrate ser. Si 3 DHAND MaChIVeRr Wertet ss Bus MACHINERY "=a = Wiel Nesiy a‘ OCTOBER §, : _— S$ FOR RENT- - a

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WEDNESDAY. ‘ : WieUNneslAYT, OCTOBER € 1920, ee gw- PEOPLE LIKE TO KNOW ALL ABOUT REAL ESTAT E— Tell it to them through a Want ad. “6 rot enen ee — a A son eee MACHINERY | , 4 Ee eae ; 8 FOR DR RENT—CENTR4L ROOMS WITH ‘BOARD-SOUTH } ss APARTMENTS =——_——s WANTED BUSINESS PURPOSES. FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE. FOR SALE 3 ’ Fyn eto ie tingle or double stensniteale ed ru RNISHE D ROOM—In & » T } Ae + aeanie abel , 4 — t. Pius Parigh for WES DESK ROOM wt. , on ian Y— For ea'e, , pens ps b, Faree FEASONS 550. oD, young woroan, etnployed: will share break: | ee ¥ = - oe td.—Central 635. i. ~ 4 .% Li Bird! iv.. St. John Stat : wes T - ought | fast B x M-icz. nate spatch. ew . ————owr bard i rooms: furnace bath : Mix24 $22 S . ee ‘ a . — _ mniing Machine Co 200 s SOUTH at “ L—In _connectior | : , | : RUSKRELL, 2008-—-Klegant : A P. A R TMEN NTS MEAT MARKET Wid.—In connectior it! =e. enothain, 6108 Easton | alte mg spt oe ae 7 mod eer » dies i ¥ ) ee iis po P rover and : aero ery ’ e %- rr ’ ' . ey “> ° te . 6- IM ME DIATE POSS? Shoe & ‘\ - : } , PROM ' ' t. , Qubet place: very modern: a cery store; to rent: must be yr buy 7 gner { bes rs » in | BUNGALOW-—-3806 Jennings &v.; ern “ ‘ ; é residence in ‘iH™ pe " : xy he 4 N Newmans A\.¢ 2s - 8840 . lie ; seomaedt fen cane rt “ | per enti > " ; ier a Sin: y 1304M a oat: gen a -— ee Ek ast Ha rlan Cou rt wat) F es -Dispatch. Tr, a . -| gain. about & cash required. Owner, Fix a > ome Aletrict age ° ' 1 ‘4 nite ' ple: ae | h “be use- | - ‘ . : a ' pemom x: Me ™ - 4 5 ats i : est G217R en (80) . , " ‘tease “+ =! a Vite ‘ } % , er oa , © partecuiare. adirere Biesteic Co.._ 123 N. 7th. pemeatly “hari cee 1a | Ss | FLATS AND AP'T'S. WANTED month: will furnish part of building ma-| TioNGalOWS OWI have four 4-room bun-|———— Miser, 315 Yt! rife Pits theaters, For Son tae Ww. Lamnyerte must - ] BAI AINS—10 to 20 oom ———- | 9453 DELMAI | Ree nd i OE I yar BES te ) ner wre , ) ) guaranteed sin ~- ne ORD, Shr sin or double room, | © ATES, c170A— ‘Neatly furnished rogin for 2 l'nfurnished ’ aL, t orient -} APAI mN , ) enka t , (22 Cheetr anges , ~y biome thwes Double Flat Investment = Pia, . as ne : . forence gentlemen er couple nfurnished. 4 rooms. 6-reom effictency: | APARTMENT Wtd.-—-$10 Pew ard for info (ee TTT Tc : a A EE re | 2 now ft Dar Rass. _— . 7™ id « 1-6 to te family; neers. uple employed. ° ' , ws) ti fat of & and ruorns =H Elect Af —. ‘ ‘tle a DEL MAR Bl... 5507A_" ~ newly decorated and painted throughout, See mation which will lead to t entin Ver yt _— 1G . Phone VUlive Gav , “tee; —— woe : ‘ “\ ()- -Room Houses. t »\ : r 22 iy. 7th TT, ats & wo ally “furnished . SSOCA—Tabie board, private | manager on premises or phone Forest 67423. modern & or 6 To om apart n . a tnd. , ' “te iting for $75 eh month, an ve [ MPs All sizes. Ihe Nanht he ine} . ” ine ae ; Cabany 215 I t. ad, wack 6@* ‘rarne cottage ' | for $6010 2H)7-0@ N. Leth Shes ~ lat #f.. Rt. Le $017—Lar«e omfortable south- DELM S280 : i ee ~~ a = aa 0 ‘or a nahn a ieektinn eas Se hy z lv. Call 3218 ~ 42 ¢ (cS) | -——— CHING SHOP WoRK decd gentlemen or employed with Weurd?’ fates “oo ie +. ' . | N DE L L, B A ane = = oo apartiny ' et ge . _ oF ol 1s; Deg. . Shar : ; a a - ry one ps . , T AGE a rOOEne | as A reception hal! new Zs Single kF lats for Sale — —" — | fences: reasonable * — Dive cobteadl ic ~ a 11. a lig DE the Surroundail ountry mile decerated: electric; immediate posses- bo4t 41A Ter v.; $6250, 4 rooms and : : . . . 1 M AC] INE as od aged cront, S Quuse- | ENRIGHT. 4¢ 7—-Micely Gurniahad mnamt A ra LR TM ENTS - 5 td “Map! ® room, moder . a minute Pr... : erase : . oO R735 lucky 208 io*) | ba let a Ks oom : ) GREA 1 BARGAIN, ; > 7,500 . : CO, ; oer ag with board. Hor le co ok! ng mat mew | Tmok at 4815-17-19 Lind: b! some of ——— a ple = - at nema ass “TONY WIURLE -_ COTTAGE—Look at 2610 Glasgow: $2) cash 6820- S0A Terry av.; $7230. 4 and 5 rooms. 4545 Lindell hh 16 rooms, 4 bathe, het- CYLI INDER GRINDING ' , Housekeeping — rooms, | KENBING wer - | there apartments are cay for Panne APR a td 3 or 4 rooms ry) me -« ' . aka - 4 aa a > ine ‘end balance monthly Owner. R215 N. ol furnace and bath et 3204125 water heat: stable and garage: ortginal comet Ne. WRIST PINS GE sng room, steam heat Tange, ' - _ *TOIN, TM! 9A- —F urn! shed rout, @xX- | PoOsreRS)ION, large light roome. 7 and 8S reom | rey 1} : .i— . : : = - | _{od) , Adm asi: n hy card ony . S44) (em let 3x25 an be nos MACHINE WORK. NERAL ine ie f ark i —- — ¥ : se. | = ail = eultes; have just een completely remod- | FILA’ , DL r 3 roorns coup! wf FIN E ROOM BUNG ,LOW SE a BEN ALTHEIMER & BRO KEAL TY . (ine Fic ous ow price of ’ Ria 4274 FASTON av | Teo — Furnished and iiaht house- bt N DESL. i. pe age room for 2 | Open for Inep every modern venience. | alin ! vik GINI a PARK. _ | ~_ 1? Wainwright bide. i: | HUGH H. STEWART, 1002 Cheet: ie : m oF emen, single is, excellent ~y ' nepec* ion —_ 10 re neeinaines , RE meme ¢ — ‘ —* teady to move it 7! $1500 cash. If : oe fasonable. Phone Lindell 5649W.:4) | DYAS-SHELP, 109 N. pen st. Main 1255 Giaetvic aan. turnace and a ae ree 4 ” 407 Bonhe vO ae : vou really we m.. cal Pamee RESIDENCES FOR SALE. ase of Ai M A r [, kK SIX ROO) [S- pPECIAL | ll _— oe eee oe ~——--- 3627-29 Frage bi furnace. bath; lot 0 f 5 -« ’ @ Tea ate ’ . ts Bein KrANE & FRANKE. 1008 Chestnut st farnily; front room. : ‘ - : : . seuthern exiposure. OREON E. & . Gg. scorT rr a Ch o tn ut. ios between tnhuw and Nev. > BS : . owt —— : 7 = a ; s P } ; 7 ‘ ’ yy 2S ; 34 ra \ ‘ J >a 2 . > ‘ ’ i+w + not ' ' if. beat y ae aeb. i. ee) on A TY 7 KE RN. 417 ; Falter tom FF} ig vet 140: "3 ace , ear lemme raah pay merit. wil - a*,* f.¥ to») . . . mt ij42—Singie room -——— ? : furn S17! pon ar @ INVDELL BL, SKA ‘Larne front room. *) RRY F 7 Ret MAN, 721 ( ” emtnut st. Wtay ‘ { e ea? ‘Cc. Pi. | io... a ee Se | NE set | Pigg Wont et pe eee a Ea | 1008? MAPLE AV. . : ° Provan — sal ewe ali wit ) board; for | VY \W- A P A RT \I EN [ te ' 8 : >. = : = 7 — we : —_ . NE Ww B U NG AL Ow om . - th. 7642 Polk | on wt | , . 7 | ace. - , [ k wes -| HOME. WEST, $3300 ; SICAL INSTRUCTION eepins i*herokeer car. VW aehington Foareet 1aoe ° had. : i pA 4. 4 ; : : oe : po ~e BA 5 - 2 ; i ; ' | . (fers m Pa: wd Pe ei ee 2 aie deh '| You throug ‘or particulars inquire 4810 | KOTSREAN. T2 ones oe wate | , ial 4231 EVANS AV. ; Iwy l AF tia 1 rules, rth 4) : r ae . ' {) } » hi . , ‘2 4 ‘ e . ‘ at | ; j ri “i Ra) } 4 Ou azt plano plavt ri time AND BOARD--Private f: ios © wae. | ne boek south of Pershin ave., in : . oa - : : ™ 60 *, 3 » P ne guaran fishes! / necting reome: Weet ya. mae: 7 had . a — icant ‘ : berry av = om brick with bath: granitoid cellar; Pee ~ sheds and outhouses; vart , open daily —os eve ; ; - Knd epartme: t: Ho- » 6400 sk > « KMS ndort School. 2943 Jena ¢ ' '20i—Neatly furnish om, for! dlamont or Page cars; good meals; can ae- the 6600 block, opposite Washington | R M C 0 ‘osgeasion wi oo - taught anyone in 20 leses nen or coupe. : __ , commodate 4 people. Forest 7190) University; 6 rooms; heat furnished; | j- roe In c>( er n otta Lore 1128 Layard ; Scheel in the world, “Che ma MOLL! . _ ~LaarK’ = _— rm room ex ~ wt! AND BOARD Have one iarge. cheer- | janitor service: only apartment in this | 4230 W. Lexington: fine electrical fixtures, - net — $5 7b . —_ dewon ): Je Phone in n bath: ore ave r ia ee : iu Pein in modern apartinent, 4500 west ; , ‘ i : . “ , P ‘ = » tee to i 3 . a . . e : ; ~ hes. fine wootwe rk. built-in china mrignt avy prt rurni price | , ron ont mn ee a : nee . 71. 28i6—One or two furnished ery lame ons Laclede care, for two respon- | re ne e district. University car to Poor mod fiat. rth or south. ail we M. art yard ronventent | closet every tenn hy iret newly 3283 P aswe se ior ~ aid * , H Ae | Wi QER oS Tih at . a. > 4s “ - — ba ans keeping: th elec: | ; USsSiness opie or man and wife: P. e aide ave, vt a beeen . : . - : Pees ont sean | - — , r ‘ re ’ cari e; ‘ e ry ov avanhe 8’ roon . reat . 168 liwe ” P r , Jentral “a 0 Solin and =}123 ‘N, rand, rue , houseseepins Fi ' wW > serve breakfast and evening dinner: | LAT td c ar and garage - Se 7 cally nev bargcain “$46 SH000: possession 3. mi . nl Ss... eens ——— - references. __ Boz O-88._ Post-Dispatch. . che ve _ ? tt ; Pit . ~* " WING AY “AND _ REPAIRING : furnished, bath. ‘ lec ASHLAND, aeedA teiailis room, _ nouthes E E TH AT EL 3) G ANT NEW BUII LING i ‘ a ee i . vu ' ‘ tet o : 1 . 7 . F TS. APARTM ENTS. FOR SALE £ - ed me | - ant. | wee t1 ’ _ $270) ah Of , ¥ "end block from Park r; exposure; all convenineces: ivate; > rt — } a : TY] NEW ‘TALAW —S4eum = ve i -4++g@~ _— Jno eo ~ = ie ae phon . : . * eon diemeee “Ranelagh Apa ments AT td ng is moderr , room th space for | : root , , BiG B ARG AiN ; | BEN ALTHEIMER @& BRO. REALTY €©..) heSIDENCE-—Corner, 440 Beaman pi. Core . . \ ‘ ey . a ’ ory? KW fe be | _ Ceman * family. 40a Ww air wr art and a argarett 1): 7 large rooms, attic, sae roo? onventences, garage Avery & Sth iano hag ow bee 5 &. : WiOA- smal! r front ” Poom f or gen- : PRATRIE. | 240—Nice — front oe lane | N. cor ID Ra! iviere and » e cPhet ‘20n. 4 . ROU of be ah . oon " vi . ‘s, bs 4 ‘n 7 I eas Bt ’ y trie ery ric] A ul i Te Sys . f — a: if rice “>T! a - | _uprights mae into pla a pe A eer week, Grand 2047M. | ——— Eiude)) wake 4 and 6 Rooms—" »-to-Date— Post - Dispat h , ao ee —_. in iro a SDE PSN ry Nanw. | Abpiy 3 Lucas av Rees Ss owner yo premis - 7) RYT « @ BUNK, 2007 Mr n . MDOAH, 3h:6A—larce front FOom: | : ’ . F RNIS HED | F TY «© 280 Manchester Bent 242 AT and 7 roomdé, bath, furnace. e.ec- SI on tuning. repatring can oa pw n. private family (;rand 218K. .~ orn ROOMS WANTED High-( lass. oo ~ 1e9_ L TS & AP Ts wTod. : UNIVERSITY CIT r{ rer to" ner month: terme $1400 cash Ne WwW b and 7 Riioom Residences me it ‘entra : | “2 §.- Two large. bright rooma, , nh ingrd-# location elled: service unsurpassed; v s > MENT . 2 ! ITY and ’ Dp mea inspect; bargain. Cia Kensington; o r , irnace . a nla re > we amie = “aneel i ” whens Two. - ta Ky me MS Wed Two. unfurnieghed. on Sor nijrent reasonable venixhed or unfurnished. J nas ote ney, fa 4% y A, a gh i— . | Main . “ax Cu T22 Chestnut s an a : 7 of Ready for Occupancy M4 N. Tech. « = ; ii large, cheerful room f melgeeeen er Soap, © rene Bidney 2 J I _ AL. f x aa ' ow : - : ‘ : a. as : ruUR NISHE D KOOM Wee West End. bi Ee auia’ finest effic ': Po«t-Dispat (od) _ ; roo 2,0 and 4910-14 in Mafftt pi ewo-atery rhe wit? siate of : Sina head Ce , i t CITY att i and papered: ly $740 cash needed, | ees , 2 ~~ ——_— - — jemen: | twi n - ail : CoO la yt» ‘ yy » " ‘ , “sy ry? —— A , j ; - al , . a - rh ‘ reoms rodern : awry F piano tuning. revaltina: —— —— | uple employed Box €-202. Post-Di« OR FY ww K. & R we Gi () [ a. RNISHED A} AR MENT 7 - 7 1 ene : ri y interested in we ‘ en h ike rent: ce tral location. = ae Ay —— Bhar «on , . , WEST | RerOMS Wt Two. unfum ished. by widow Qi Cc t t cet furnis! ed for riod , - tn ou vr ave $1: as t! TS ( hestnut ef . , : tremiert het-water heat, > ") hes mil - ont — Babe ‘ ; , ’ } , w~ . ‘ F . . mor Perios work guaranteed ; Phone Grand = piano . sup! e. etude : ‘ Ain aes beet} $75: . BSee: , ae 2% po pron a ” . ‘- ; 4 . : ' " | ! ‘*. ae m ste , 7 | I X ‘i R A SP +5 (' 4 \ L | lease con be hed. | me atom | UT WeALO we Mba diets. eaten | & Evans. 5 and 5 rooms; price... .. %22 CENTRAL ~, , ; . "ww Fe “any Wid.—And player- pianos; 4) Rix mM Wt Young lads private farnily 7. Ps " ee . ; on » nearing mp) on t wock wood mn Malt > . ~s a: ae ee aeties ite sell Marga! T fr same. Central 4477; ‘olive R a" Unfurnished roomig and} ,Small: west of King’s highwar in ne igh- SOUTH “ge apne. : ab ws O} Z 475 {ote 4 5 rooms, > e “A? if » rin “ete m av ‘ tf a car 1 a Th D pe to elling | ‘ ‘(iam and Mary hing room & Ar Schou! istrict; have bes feren: ri lL p and de erakess. or car 1 of admission and lesion and see a beautiful home that wiil be WEST | | d for Saxophone. Gibso Tt furnished front connect- . ordions, etc. iA two Les *" | iso aragce west or south. Box a 7 ican Walnut bedroorr and other g§00d or 14 ; iat P ; ir Dor Ee AK : '; uth ‘ tary . , . oun oe Tony Placht. *—! ta ens inciud tert. private) T oat- Tispate h. By moe eAroom h furni oa. amd rugs through- - 3 ;, =: “21 . I ) } . : — f ‘ . “GR uv "ES TR bi ST qa) " ICL 1 ' o& =, ao. ak re Eighth a continual eource of sa. isfa ion te uwwii , AND C +— — wey —————- | ROOMS ~Wtd.—Two_ or | three, ee out. Cal nO. BEE bay +~ seiieeaied - C3: SF} BOUSE—© rooms, Death. mdirect lighting. hot- | : ; 1ANOS AND ORGANS BB, S101 eter” poreet eae equipped for light housekeeping: West End venien Ces 5 C-325, 7 , some fruit: nice lot, "oOx1! 4) CENTRAL ; hot-water hen o , ; " ef city preferred: must be modern, well — —_ —_—— _— — BUSINE SS P ROPERTY—48590 Easton «a a : ; . modern store, with 2 rooms in rear. en High-Class Modern Flats modern 5 room flat above: price only $5000, -~-_ - = . Witt §) ie ah $955-50A Shaw Ay. SAMUEL. ! te i ERT: room 407. T22 Chestnut, Beautifully decorated: the last word tn EASTON AND HAMILTON tusiness preve fiat equipment garages ‘set a rity for seale or ie ) bleek from We le iad Will s*!! cheap: also a genuine Ve Bim : a tet atte ~ 4) —~ Desirable . front room; medern.| heated and reasonable in price; would shaer Slit ae and & rooms: modern convent- 4745 Washington. _ , eee 1528 M. in sa of mee apartment with perty hav- | APART oor ore iblease &-room efficiency: | SU BURBAN PROP'’TV FOR RENT 7 EM lern rooms: ™ " — mags “= 5x 140 central: immediate pos- | -PIANO--SS-nole: used cas r ished r m for on ne same, references exchange mother | completely urnished; light hea’. "- ~ . M *; convenient location: v seston ren t¢ $¥00; price $51y0. liox M-&SS5., Piano tuner. usa4 S =~ L Y 5 eee L conveniences, | and ad Lp lt gon . Rox ©-214. Post- Dis (2%) re silver. etc Mr T’rent iss. 405 Steril 1s | | “OT K. iu 2 im ottage wat-+r. gag let April 1. BF pe ‘ r Y appolintme! — Nenatch a fe) | modern i 5 is - | : 2 , 7 i riaANno Slicht! o use : a at ° martry enter. Le ‘ " _ - _— = - ret wns ne - ~ . : ne er 3 ; } ‘meneahiee ee wercats 2 , ; . tu . mM, CPpesbire Wall Paper Co., 598 ie Folle aan) §&. Grand 7 (ee ROOM AND MoOART? Wee Elderly lady ; ; fon en y ae Ps ee eS = Sess Y : , , =_ , . . er. ; ., } en | APARTMENT Mec aus) en _ ‘+ ' XN . 1° . if ‘ eee ’ Sri. obi 4 LL eee - ; } se taet60! $15.00. Box C= ) \ a bargain: 2240 Adams et.; lot 2 NORTH A ™ ; igi . — , : sates pro é ‘ ; , eee a came PMc Phersos we or gentlemen, clean, quiet home;'ROo0M AND Bo ART) Witd._Bv two young, math, tricity; nicely furnished or } aah” sees 3 at ; ) A. erson.@ 4 Sn is ve be busines. women: eaeonadbie wernt pre . ie) ; ‘ a tr E A E S A ss i FLA’ single S and 6 : 1s: 7 it. | ae owt wi! : s" oid o. _ , “ sd - oul ee — eeonae given for room rent: ce my — - ferre Rox Qo 109 Pos st-Disnatch (%, Te RNISHED "ARTME Verv t a L : | TE FE} HIME ' SON FF s é& I, : on40 Virginia Inquire 23 / (ef) | , ’ Ru 5¢ a : mall r dak a expert with hij : . * 4964-1 or 2 rooms for housekeep- , ; ) aie ; 4 B - wo) “an ial cateinend = ed . match. vith children Box O- am ite. emp! lover’, h OOM AND FMOARD Wt Bv elderty iad: ep ome or os of eo ell A moe: at Ki rkwood 1 ws ; | FLAT—4401-06 a me | 10 t" r tat BOIC.! fa, ell bo pieces for $3500. fur cash. O } IS TI ol J h — a mee —* ' ty ; =. > th Aw nrefer ] uLaIing pee ~~) Nn r . eR - , . - . . the ti terri } iT ah ' , -Piano And wit Ford touring ‘ - 4463—Larxe. yy ok a Can 'Y chee Sita’ I vans ve ple «sion about N . 5: will lease for 6 or S BU | LDI NG M ATERIAL (rik. 1 our suburban sale list and n | = aT sabe ; *t t lern s sing. .¢ IN RT ~ 1g ‘ne Is | 2 condition. chea »: leav . room ivo or rOUBeE Kh CSD ne. - , SE ene = _ months. ‘ ' * BS *R -ROVES T RI =] 7 ‘ od “ at “i _ 5 5 eth . 1. i Ls ‘ | posite ' ing lences ROOM Wt4.—With or without board. by two!) PRANCIS-PPRRY-RUTI 2 t) | LUMBER—-6000 fect white pi: } 2 iar a RATER BUNGALOW ~ jouble brick garage. _Inquire_ 3510 1 tab A Better Homesite - BUSINESS CORNER a ———— : : ‘ store" i ‘ fs ATTAIN "] , els ‘ . ts rooms: ™ ft. lot. i prigh ” na hogans ‘ase; fine Ur -# t p mmm any 1v26 . : b vate fam 1] Be gen Leman only; gca- _ 7. Post-D -Disnate - ee & room s. S hed rooms. I . j + iis , sata i*al} {(‘entr ‘ . - , Imar PUF re Sg SP RING, 720 N Room and ‘board; ‘youn 4 line outside rooms; reference .in- Lindell nAiviaual art’ 1 ek ‘tation li.-story frar of @ — mweRtie FY] o.°2 Cleveland ev.: foot. O5% 108 MJ LETw> -! m flat, downst cnicacm §=nounr re , Pri ' > = hare y = ' "le 72 ip excellent condition; from (Oe ROOMMATES WANTED Ne atite ants, velerent: nail . 3 | tert TEPHEN SATIM Pah Cheat | ie: ————'|__ Washington Heights Lot— | Price, $6900 + MAN Pl ANO_ CO 1107 Olive PARK “hi Gans ont room, lat ~ - . . — = — . rs . we ‘ , rat i, —— =n , VERS 7h. Tow. oe Te ~? . izorn \ 2-family, ; B: ” . . = 1 aa —_ a me . i eco ren ali “ROOMM ATE Wed. -Youne tadyv ermnplored, ts Tas Sn en vf ‘ Sas 3 ; °1 te . ° . ve: _——=s : *. . Cvevry i} } tie Dat : impor ff » | ana wort wit P -_ rent $4icy ‘ argaln if R if C “PIA NO- $120 original price a a —e =” veneempes. share 3 nicely furnished rooms, near For- | + b Yr? N) “ed | yor , ig ™* lhot-water heat nArrie riteher hullt-tr S Fas ‘aterman avy. 1d Nina pl. northwest Oe anet en ity ©. me; SA-no te; bench and rolls; ters is “ —_ —_—_-| ast Park, with two young ladies. Box M- S we eum : i oe ee — | vacu eaning vaste hleck from high T J eo | lee Go: R 4 2114, Ch MHMAN PIANO CO.. 1107 Olive. ¢ iron: cout a tare unfurnished |_3s%, Post-Dispatch FOR SUBLEAS E. " denee, cotu ig proverty. % rensenadle: | sia.se0: 00 ca. 8 = #852 CO LAT —422 rtford st.; & and 9 rooms iw onut eet Ta Taek. east of Shin er. lot ater mates ta -PIANO M110: used: i m . ——- — —— - = | , = ‘ ' Anta bat } | oR rite « ee °* 6 . ro tr T neig’ = built for a-! rrie large Ome * ‘tHe bath and ye = . Pp a 400 i nes mne8 tons: panane . BLL. “iA—Liall room for $5. HOTELS ts fe Apartments 29>) and 506: two! 2 by oon Choma. a ‘ me Of - nh. COPper screens, gut! and down. 4 33x13 ri $ 0 . y Serma. ne = i mys a a a POP ae oe — ; oe : T - . P ’ . P a b . > : ; " Mine liate pos sese on, : P~ Seon LARS _OO.,_ 1390 Oe atest ALCAZAR HOTEL, 312 ee coos, | tiree room efficiency ;, CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE | _ Forest S02 1123 N. Union av. fy | terms: owner upstalre. a 2 | No. 22 South Commercial St. | REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED R-PIANO--8185; ful re. - puece os mn . > , ; " a . . . 3 ts . . . ‘ 4 es 4 , . Sie etal FS Aaa ae ae en ae Se ee el a Hefenst cs — me ts | = fentiemen etn . mn e a S eg BA “7 ’ rrr. > ry iT >, rc . : .o| rn | Nn i. in ’ aca 1. ece a} . - ” > ‘4 bn ¢ ( a rQ je : _ at “« | TS | OR THE [ R [i 2 ()] ] . - ‘ : - 7” . \\ EBS] ER GR »\ | Oh | roma, with jot 100% 175, in he ys m aa qc re tical — rere 2 em amy ; ; Rg NORTE wi ” ae - : : = © © " . ich 31 0 Ar irge MOTT Bl S| \ kK = |. ( ) | oe , we +o A, cinae- a iA SE ICED eR HETGI ILS I. For Price Lote Appiy tt Hot-W ater Heated Residence » > . rai y au BHO ape’ 4) -PIANOS—Beveral good sta : : " c anar Sal ~ — -_---— ——— ——= hath WY? i" ryraet “ws .T Trea Or! je ’ - ‘ ‘ Wale . ; evct’ anv ; - TY ' ‘ fr " . 9 in e 4 ; BA-note; ont btly weed: all in #8 ; piu Furnished conucct®ss _ | pal and sted: re. 43 * ftage : 5 room brik k. bath. hot- oe if rose ) ‘ : : - $250—Laree assortment cf used , Sustaoie D e | : we dese P FLATS FOR, RENT | MARYLA ND. 4404—8 rooms. furnished: $190. nimi et. 1, these two | $2250. | bungalow nh lar OOx142: St. Pets . --£2 | GEYER = n '! moedern con ier peat. Gar Bh Am) ee FD ‘ Sienn thie “YER | reo nodern ; only $400 ae — ance like rent; fA20—Single room, adjoining weet men: in ag Jewish familly. oes Mi PHERSON, 32108 A — Nicel neon tel lat. | _and so f ~ N 4 ARGE G r NTs | LAT Sing! . a Begs bad vaterman av. north side, 350 feet west ‘ rf. . 2 Tuxe by! com \ irginia _ nire — nate , De Baliviere; lot 35x150 Price $75 4 Stores— ood Corner, FA ST ARN ol ry ll: “Pe ene ela einl “~~ inet, each one muarante by —— ee, — — time: give vour oraanes er L. ao awe Neat.y furnish d rovorne ' Bight housek: eeping —-~ m ' a ; AK - Pe vou ow valu * 11) realize + eo nore ied house cas 3 roo s. REYER §. lith and ic . Larce. “hea utifully fur- > if .T—Modern. 5 roo°rner to Cony eT jen ee ' CPI % ay ? TIA ; ~ 2! nm a ; $ ri * «Trin rtu nm! y sla : Te. h lal | ‘ v6. ; -R¢ ih VE DOU BI. E p.. . -* ae hey = . er =~ —- now vacan PAN . $145 — room for twee gentiemen, ‘privete Rox Mi. 46 YP ‘ont - ‘Dispate _ 44) w AT 4 ‘Ee RM. AN, TOSS r urn! shed house, ’ ied ‘ BERG! ELD “ 2 _% aa al ! - ie 1720-. SF DMe; Manet Lindell Sis4J Zz (4 } j T ay ; e moder amall farniiy . 2 + : electrix »? 1) rice S.wne Suh « t , - ; - = : ; > L.A r ur laree roo! - ° wn hal apts : we . . ’ . . ’ *¥ , . 7 t *.% «’ . us x, . * - 1 we =? Lan . ’ ~~ hy i. si heecing soome,| bot “eter, furnace: rept $5: immodiat | REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE. (GLICK & JONES. S24 Chestnut st. | Rs ce Oe erg EE a N Q N C ‘ o.. 4200 Olive, = water, range . ectris pt on? | possession. Box Me. 7. Post-Dispat: n “a TO LET--BUSINESS PURPOSES “ atti ~ — 4151-53 SHAW AV t rt 7 hanaadenh glee: i (8) F ] I L P | ' FL AT--s rooms, to part y buy ing h igh-o% on | | \rs—.§ ‘ 7 ora! otor . PLA Ridge 7 ~ oo om agg Fe roe , : — Four-family Lpartme: t. a ms, r -— tL = — . . —s -+-pwg . - ry ve 2 . i P a ve ‘ . ° . = ~ ‘ I : é Lertl f sil > rmodgern races pmejuire -. i a on aa ms ’ - ‘'H * : 2 iniata at. : ; rooms. he gy ot Reng ve gy S715A—Nicely furnished runm, gas range, water heater and laundry ste (> T'tal orch, $32. *y ctric: vacant, move in at one ali exclusive Acollan features: . ieee 41 Cabany S927J a Th] front, foot Te oe nae (any Lo : onth; term heal , offer. Main | . electric; ant. | a . i: aselection of music rolis all modern conveniences. Bell | ——— aT . aan ~ 2 at 7 Sh , r ', ‘aol ead oe ' MONEY te loan on autometie. Auto Ane. : ? cash or t Bg s Ss "ineg unt ieee ne oa eneate nicl ati rooder house, convenient to} MONEY for salaried on ry lowest rates: ' e° ‘ ~r bee a * ax os - oot 2 os: , ; } n cars, lot O3Sx107. Benton ensiest terma: confidential. 1881 Raltlw ‘ Choice of 3 Beyer & ON, OGixx--Nicely furnished front tric Naht od gas: in rear of doctor's of- = ry + ueed, that are t for gentieman; southern expostire: _fice e: elderly couple; ho chiidren.— ic) ; =_ ) _. = » al ‘ a, $00. , 3908 N. FOR E A SE 'FaARM—¢uv acres. Missour! ~itiva: oe : ) , ‘iKI) P c — es a Varrigon, 4 ro . ” ana p~ a. Yen OE — ah a ee e ou 7 ¢ new , 3-Reé yt). MM F LAT, S461 H) ’ TTA l., 8:23-—Eight rooms bath, hot c MONEY BALAK ay PROPLE. ment of D, 401A—Nic« roumn, etearn- BEN TIMER “te BRO. R. dig a _ rg eT) Box tr-505 c - Be ae #1 ona tn Fg og 4 > J — water heat. modern conveniences. «1 rage. onfidential: aul x payments, Fisher riment: ! 2 wenti men So 4i- cm _ Wainwright | ie " (od) NX iD (‘or 6th and Pine ,HM wa) ae ren Missouri: ha! cultiva — > oe om — ai +6 ONG B22 Indiana ay | § room and bath; ap- argalt , al Lindell 3000: write 4217 Ol Co., 424 Cc Commerc ‘al ‘Bide. Oth and Olive | | 4001— Large front room, “furnished . : a. de Jie ' ] , See 4nit! + Of wee 7 D: : Ad we wnat “¢ cle 1° Bn ot Chestnut for card imiasion lam MONEY leaned on & jtomobiles; — “left yment, on - ekeeping SOUTH ee el a gy SSx l 2 A Owners will lease for e : 4 . be Af ms NI (Se BRITT “ i? x. ¢ A 406 l, ing ; ; av ; =e : - : : - ee Ag . ‘ ——— : Pals poese seion 14 42) ! romeat. : ee — ww ae ae ii ee ere ’ ‘ - ¢ ix . op 2 - -* . ’ vi d , a = , . arne a a ‘is Darthel-Ducseubors cy ; he House keeping room ermal, | ~ore. 3501 4-room filet. “4 floor : ' ag vears. of? ( tivation " f > hou 3 nd or I ' k ( yt ii ] I; }- | ‘ pe ISSES SS] ¢ mN ( ‘om are Heights Re ‘side ‘nce 5 | a. 1 on furniture vod wvlanes « fear: $5; heat. eas range. phone. | GMO aianey 1155 Wiliam ‘Appel._ : ie | hate antes ’ 20} Shenandoah av: 2-story, brick ‘nt per month. Olive 3884. Moun: > i inev ». or : : . ’ }e ( " ] youw ant & modest, : — - residence . 36rTeorm mahogany and ivory| state ~y—* . ara P mt SE Ml on 7 ; : ae & mene - AY GRAND—Piano; dull -. » Ae hot te "so. LP mer a EIGHTE ENTH, ARD TL AR EWELL. 118 N. vem, ot | years. .L SIZE JIBERAL TERMS: G I Tin ipHres yu A+ oom - y ’ rie : RRS S774. es) AEOLIAN CO.. 1004 Olive st. | _ Olive Bi. —— _— ‘ " ‘ ‘ ‘REE F eon ST. TCTOR WM _ rants a ee 4 . hy ) . MONEY TO LOAN—Automobdiles, et ar Q. RS. rolls, slightly Ba, S28 Smail room: piceping of | LOUISIANA, GIZA “Four rooms. vugecs| | E. Cor. Grand and 7, ROOM 12s, 601 X, EIGHTH Sf. __° URNS. 1105_Chee FINE PLA’ \2 ME , Mississipp! AY. bonds, deede of trust, and tec aries vat it bale” price Nl DE; AGUS, (Ores. FY large wun parlor, pat oy heat, snewly C ~ . > ® bon ESE re KE RS-—-Send for Virginia farm “S0UTH on ical av: beli-bullt. 2-story Pricx Three-story sto ne-front residence of nine| Commercial Securities C Ppeagy. 1) ° careginn: ies eo a zg} orated and painter m will lense. “*) VW ashington nt. 68. Emporia. Va , RB), - ~~~ , flat. conta! n bath on each rooms and bath, iaundry and cel owner | Chemicel Bidg ‘ . ‘ floor. til aths, bri lle perch. cop- wil! sell for $40K Carf® of admission from (~~ ANS--L, VS -LOAWNS Large fFieeping renem, oOo” ner. Riv ereid 1622 ith a kota: never again will n ¥ - > 40x NI eoahe 1 W.-atory e e a . ri) 4 » ry : } 4 mT ‘reel : I : e . ‘ MIL, TE SP MKC; Eh 14 st al ' ; oe 4 _ SOU ‘) very acre th - eltts : “" . wes@en ¢ tne wet NE cM ME MANN SPACKI ER R. B. CO (‘*k (>\Tb : . ’ - rm Avply Ski Finney av. (4) | SiENANDOAH, 8633—Five-room fiat; all) 800-820 N. 2d St. oe nee es el ; ‘TH > wales 4 Chestnut sta | f. YL moti “ a mil pa ; AMER entrance. 207 N. ith ot. ™ a) 519 Buck av.; $1500 tprindeacereninan . ea : mai mabegeny eter tower erre - . ‘ Lh ; will soon sel! f : _ - o. . ca ’ r- onveniences $4! Th ureda mos ati. . — . ovr es ° ‘ a etieee,-- miseries oi oy owe ot wath ee IODE ‘RN 6-7 sry 1 : 7 buildings, 127,000 square feet, ” PA, = _— ern ae ern ready for occupen $0-QUICK LOANS—850 eee eterreve ——— ve . ; ' i= rr = ome , = — re - on : in good se — nice, light room in a private 4916 Berthold a, near Bing water heat. electric elevators, will icuase : T’ LIN COUNTY i. AS ‘RE FARM . oe onde ee “ rnst on , ath. ) 120-22 S. Main St. SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE | ee ee. teen, 81808 cast | ve a laree amount of guaranteed RE BL. 4035-2 sleeping reoma, furnace heat. light. bath: #40. | ’ . . 40 OOF ‘@ «an entiaty you in al Jackson st Vinita Park os Moat any ~ WANETRATH, 717% Cheatnut ot. Caan , | highway , ane on ) oases ee , ! HAEFER REALTY’ (a4) | REDDIN. Title Guaranty Fide one of the best West End corners; ideal loca: | a Se 27 ‘ clean: Page ' a ee o- . . yt - - --- ~ . . ) Locust St : 40. me i ‘ * th 7 POI “4 $1 ¥r isco B cr frror ed li . PORSCREBUT, bargain Artwiu, a * ~, tice " ; 4 years. 1-43 KINGSBt KY Ee BL... 4152 52 -Lovel ~story ‘il. 4 22T— oe my vely St oY ipmOA—T 502 Michigat » rooms, bath, SUrme ment has 4 mice rooms, spiencid con dition : ; (“tye ! il . ‘ORN > r qv) 410 (heetnut. | . ear Be - . , feem: private family: gentleman : 13 [7 NG r_J. CORNWELL RE. OO.. $10 ut. | RESIDENCE—® rooms, hardwood , ‘N EW t. 2 > AMIL y AP. AR 7, = ALPEN TF, . nonth: tmrmediate [asseserion , : areas ' ‘ truet for male atpeounting te per week: wae of phone. victrola. as: also attic room | athe ‘ 4 am : ouired. no children. (R) bath. totiet and « = - " . CORNET TEIBIG Firmert: x. OD, EP = “> al ry HM y ; ae _* A. uxt et: iti . ol . N t niot Forest aor . , ~~ ' —-« re y ‘ “mar ft er’? (Acates of tile an TR 4 ae TT a &: ew —_— a , Tee Trent Vv sv ~ ne re of fre an’ ternacde ineuratice. Cai a a ' pee melee nein | AGENTS > A &B L NG. AL Ow B. \RG AIN upy part and rent part: open today, terme an e ue af once for list | - ‘ ee ee oe . e sotatl ; “e 2 | GEYEN | ae bs BATH. ©ARAG _ RECORDS 382] 4— Furnished room: entieman: soUTH 719 CHESTNUT ST. | e€ rC es | naaiew, of ning 3 rooms and bath | FAMILY APARTMENT BARGAIN Fin ir niid condition: terme . @ fits of 6) $100) cash balance em sy STOCKS AND BC NOS | ‘nd i : we. CRADY & SON wmeyunt you tmy have to tnvee All @tit. NORTH “APART Sey, o ; ?, 7 nent mm 6.3; -3 Westminster ti. PPP PPD OOO | ae ttn: ty . —_——-— ~ nace, at _ _ . ‘ ‘ fttlon: elber- . w L ie oll th ° . 5964— 344 Furnished roc roum, y aagi—Ciean, modern, ery | ae —————— : : a on price 842 : —— - reese, = ee ae copatti: - g.3.© OWN vEL- pe ee. = 3 aa A ets. and large e#un parlor apart- | CENTRAL | Opposite Algonquin Golf Links, 420 HEMM et ANN-SPACKLET. F L , '] , - renting f sae) per yea! ‘ SY ®TEWA (Wettere Cornpration) . ; netted 7th ma ch ; . u , 4. ewner anzicouse to se. = s a ‘ . , GAB4A—Room ; home ment. pe cieee pot water: $80. .o-yot | er South Berry Road; handsome home of 1500 Down—11-Room House aaa ao preferred stock > Sentiemen or couple ew : , ¢ - . ' th roperty and a price $16. eS Mn 4588 MeMillan, hot-water heat. “ral heat Ff os peid fer ali stocks ° = - Ca) « ° site " de = ; berss’s L good in- ‘hn Also another coming va- | OFFI E—For rent; - Troon mn suit ps th a ] ; CTAIOW . x o-~ ‘ ; ortifie “ » con ee one or other charres —— = CW! —. ha . HY vA. W ATKINS & ~«.. ; er without phone and equipment. Appiy 10 rooms, 4 bat hroom 5, - s.ieeping M ode rm Bu n= al ) emt? ent arrange ort - “ . rar. TY CO e vs y : . . JONES Cor Chaatent at 70, (vi at Phene Olive tage —Furnished room im private | em’. ©™ MOT Internationa! | Lite Bi! idg. S34 Arcede Ridg oe , ‘ f) ‘ - 4900 Taft av., ¢ and attic t LDWASKER & LD BINRK ' if r —_——- , re , wr or coup) 4 ) porches; hardwood ioors, togetcer — = oi Intern ationa! ife ide. &KOOM STUN ' FRONT $40 , : ‘hreves ofl | | PINE 114—Four fleors and basement: elec. 3 low, 5 large rooms m, ho! Reem 413, Internationa) PG Fe Bg le Furnished room : orivate ” tric elev ator 2am) equare feet; also 121 with ©40 feet frontage on Rerry Road - hen celts | y. ; ‘oe *% : a RN Pe ps ac . | : = : - — oe = , $3 week. Forest 7327M. | ~~ oy a et gpeaueaapete | and 123 Locust, 4 floors and basement. 1-.- se OPE Se: toe ae rh ef NORTH K RANE &@ FRANKE. 1608 «> w TORE ate os lageen O84 antt athe (7@) AP ARTMENT—L indell bi . very deairatic. 6) cme eyuare feet. Call Main }OR2 v emtral jg offered for sale if “a reasonable cope gu : anc ules ; : * . : ieee ; tr : ; : unfurnished roome for reorme., iblea se reasonabie to responsible ins. it acaledatemeaiaialia aS ‘ aaa m+ : m oe PEVRERG . . . re = atte ce es a T wo _# Room ines me wn) ' = | fouple only tenant. Hox (-397, Post- Dispatch — price. The grounds are among the _ R. Mil lS AT Garfield ay 4 ant © see ont Samp av.i ference, bath: tet 6¢x |. . a3) rhe Sil NS - : : : ) amell cath pey' - oO aT -ae - 4 x. " rw tite 3004—Two nicely furnished APA [MENT- ~Modern Seca with, ‘tenes: | oe aot _ most beautiful in the country, are em- 3 , 7 ance "rent. Owner, $44 Flamilton. (74) | 340: senee | fo Bg ae cash payment, with , : . American wee , ae Coe . for sale column, Sunda STORE With 2 lar rooms in fear, Se) ’ , : n} - wih fie: ie , FLAT aor » « — - ‘| KEANE LFTAREE tana Chee'nut st Evergreen Mines \ partments teh | per month. @182 g* rm st. bellished with innumerable shrubs and oo ; Foer-roms Fiv Ey oo viat. bargain: make o l- “ji RT VACATED a. roe _ ve.Treom ri ; ees . . «* - Furnished room tor 3 or oa eee —— a flowers; also an excellent outdoor var cc ausiand. Bia Five,Toom | ag Gartiad, fine 4 end 5 oe 714 CHAMBERLAIN Te. mime an, On and kitohenette aalial ee | ) “ty mm f PLAT—080-56 Gert! ine a | 4a how Lt -- nen 50 wul ite MALI mn B. CO. 18 * _ fighth st, | —~~— epee gt nel ean Oot swimming poo) and greenhouse. For “4 ‘on = ! ash: tmmediat FLAT flat: bathe ee electric, furnace 9 RO none 0. poos ’ AT — DRIVEWAY | ee . r gas, one; , : , fe 4 : * - - +? ¥ iN. °7 > « I 10 per month. it TIN¢> ANTI? & All. rrratTne Of. | eiaieiaiin — . : ie, | OE FOLIA, es Beat. s7n for arocery. etc.: $30. Central 4356 ® | further particulars and card of admis- Por nen ove) ) . an bee — re . ERED: P ie PRY LOW. Se00@ | - sevens i botmen« Bana Bidg. ERD, S218 N.—Nicely furnished Ne cana (apartment ~ STOR in Woliston. larce store 507 s Ras- ~~ } 1} ¢ TTT E nom rmodert am | KOTSREAN. 391, T2Z2 Chestnut et, Main ii* A . Cy (> #E iT TODAY 2 — — — io® 7 - . : . e ’ ! a : Vii i . PR ~~ le J’ : ’ ir ~w ‘> , , - . : — —— KINGRBURY Bl. Se dency, with | oon. between Piagiy Wiaely and Sete >; | sion see McNair Bakewe. 0! ae ad | oo; 3 ch est INDELL PARK FLAT, BNA4 ms *. vem Ml i ME E. LIBERTY BONDS a _ . . ) , ° ’ ~ eDpo am as aegis . o A . - ’ a) " > ' huy part ith or wit? out mse pen a : Se 10 he uM) 49\ WITH BOA p—ciTyv rT: party leasing s&ihe — - “em by ’ : ton Weliston Loot ws) : . ’ > a *» “a — ' epar tty ant. a4 ' ‘ : “eu ! sel vour liberty Bend Oe RO a of eancmenad at « sacrifice. Rear? 1M Ic ae iston _ a EDW S Ff BA kK ] WW | ‘LI 4 - he > T T + 7 1 r qT 7 b ) ‘| T at i oan A net —« onl tth . ‘ 4231 FINNEY A ' mm kt we : —— GARAGES AND STABLES ur ' or | 0 through. : good. cheap heme of 10 rite th oe “ wen vor ows (oreen «yt, ~~modern, . CLAYTON, €235—Store and rooms: sultabie ve eT . “ t for gentiemaen, good table: ——.—- . - — ’ . S rooms, cas, wat . me, ‘ ) P - , | éroom nm apartment; . : 4 ‘ ne ormood . : om ' electric flatures and rT * 32a | eae : , eres. to MR LOE — range and ice- RAGE—Big enough for-20 machines; cen. REAL ESTATE and car line; des rable | sea roe d, myst | once om thie Meer: ICH REALTY CO price 88600 ene or we wil ¥ a | ft GA cana A be aceTt **" he eh ' ; _ w - @ IUTH vary . perfectiy new; ready for) “2.1 location. 282 Saree. eee ee ee enable Wil eurprise yo jrand and Heber ee “ cr met Oo 116 Coen oe ;, ew itt * open. et. GARAGE- F or rent _ainaie: so menth. meme oe | ] ] N Ne ve nt h St ( pit Pe DD “+ . 1847 “ Oper \ier 4a? aguemtnes ‘ Yive Jo7O. ‘ 4 ; ; Dt Te " DAN " ;

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— -— -— _— ER ET RT SRO IR te ree Sno ee - _— ——e — = : ° “4 , ay ST.LOUIS PUSI-UIDPAILH pacha” ERAS REEF ———— ) ews | as . ry ] Editorial A ip =e DYNAMITE AND FUSt a ack Oras is : Te ae seas =~ ee ee cs Se RS SS New: WEDNESDA' * . * & teryt." 3. t \s = irs - * - srance broker wag tempo- Sate | | which are really worth while. We have actually : S brought our prices down twenty to thirty per cent. aan” ea See St Oe ee TY a > Merchandise such as sold last Spring and Fall at $50 Seis Serer ss ~ 7 Setintction Im Enev Vacuum Electric | i= Ber eves TEAS was the charg 2s : = Sa ; to $60 is now S40. It means less profit now, perhaps ae Soe aa “Sop ON EAST Teme,” | before Justice Brown at Jamesburg Pts Soke =28 S —but it also means more sales! . a ee ee FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Stag Handle Carvers, Spiece set... : junior member of the insura arr “ a 3 4 Sintinam Bist Were Bet sense ssn ga Se Macrae & Thome eae a fm ew Yorks lNewest Genuine Belgian Raror Hones, 5-inch | sa | sn Monda tht. 2 = ——_, | Easy Reading Thermometers. 10-inch ussing the | the ens : ' | ett $5.00 strle Gillette Earor Se ee 9 Suits, [opcoats, Overcoats ‘ ¥ ; toes a Tee er PPP SIME ye BIER ERS. cul Tama ‘ ’ n ei ~) ae ' sé “ : rt ns eae $1 50 . . a > . - ; men? ' . i? r Ta @ ¢ re . : ™ : s . Yr} - = - ’ . « ; . oft « ~ : le’ TR cor « [ ” . - . . - , . - 4 ‘ P > > vues, caee PORD'S PLASTIC CEMENT mem atk x Maa ae 7 , ’ , SIMPLEX ELECTRIC HEATER eet REPAIR leak aehii ah } tte | : ei a Dead Diack fnuisd cose p> ta , ' ’ a " ' -- ‘ ra “2 - - >? . q "ss -~ 2 : ’ - , \ ~ >a z . a we. . s&s , = : 8 . I . tre ana | strated with Mrs. Thomas, then» | = OND fe ae” gee 2) Nothing over forty dollars! What other St. Louis r.Bes Withog: shrinking . ce lace ee AM ee Store can make sucha statement, as applied to quality eye on rat | oS _ feeeme } clothes? And all the time you must bear in mind FoR THE ROWE AND oF rh r Lax - {een a*? "-e bh @run and m che! ine the hardle Was started Dy persons : “ , | | &- wf ra ad > 4 - P . ~ ork sctory Prrorts ’ \ ; bere aheee Ry Se ee = e = 0 $ % . ; (leveclaed *tere ‘ AC “. ; 220 Summit Street wearer ithout hav ing tO pass through a GME lh : . , ; — — , , oe '* Pittsbargh ‘tere | ee a : q ; _ a _ 3 waneddaagoanaaeatadene hye prea gs peigyiteig Honing be csc tryst aye Sou ’ : ce: 3 : Cor. Fifth Av. and Market t he vinden v “middleman wait» ter reas a. wera an a. purvoee ‘moet of goods. Tt cane em yet gr egy hy SS ; | : Youngstown Store ; le i Stambaagzh Building [t doesn’t take a mathematician to under- of felt and Weed: most duradie i a veer heat ai wool o : =" wet len a Tt : ™ e » _ 3 hod - ~ ~ — om a,* ‘> — e* > e . = ® « ° re : - e wide gt hs ~2 erdinary cond uns ae + 1 bad eopie who Bare tried it so Lat -* | oe aonek . oth St ? . st nd that the less r 7 ‘ of fits fo] bar orer night _ ads — . 3 . . 2 . » . - : >’ ck ca Pe t i Set ote. Beth en : ° ~ > > a phe oe ga Welt 7 . hs ck hn ik ehh hhh hk hk hhh het eRe hehe oe ee ee Taw hee tec ee ~ ss 3 = stor at $15.00 ewary Hew offer sprains orem cute as ‘Mite treebies ike cere he ‘foothache. eei@ sorea canker sor cif ok ead tired aching ‘fre Seething. *ealing Wie- arc OFF“; whl. «ere Orie guick reilef (jeme@rous size bertie Bix 810-812-814 Washington y St. tert — ree are treudied with constipation “9 : : P. “ . . ‘ ar @carast

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' 30 | Oe Te er ne SS ae Sy eee eT eee Oe ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY, EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1920. Tr a a ' ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878. Twelfth and Olive Streets —_——_—_ POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION Nine Months’ Average, 1920: a A wore se fT DAILY ANID) SUNDAY ......-.- 191,968 |THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- | PORKM. ) I know that my retirement will | make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogues of all parties, nev- er belong to any party, always op- pose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain devot- ed to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically indcpendent; never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. -_— ————— a OO ee em —_— LETTERS FROM THE PEO “Problem” Films. To the Tditor of the Post-Dispatch. fecing one of the so-called “problem” hideoustiess of sexual diseases, entitled “Open Your Eyes.” | have read much lines, along these with this subject, and having reached the “age of discretion,” I cannot be ac- was that possibly I might profit there- by. In this 1 was sadly mistaken, for learned nothing new, nor was I= im- pressed with the need for such piays. harm than they prevent. It is generally the persons seeking the “unusual,” those who cannot find gratification in the ordinary “innocent” shows, who pat- ronize them. The film seeks to inform us thai pos- teibly one-tenth of America’s young se rao ow ht 4 _ , | . *9 bo f. e-6 -“* bees -_---ooo- SO C rp SENATOR SPENCER ON T "he » fer, , vv ~ xy a . -., gras «0 es Sek nC Ee DS RS” ne ws pt ae. ms pe rae Eps Pe ee. PMS ‘ oS =. . Ay | = _ * « L- sire ‘ avi’ eS ; bs Bi PR ence in Lt oe eh et le a Hh Oe pare rn 4 Oe ee PST = an - tee ree - Sewn St ee Ol ra Nee RA HE LEAGUE. ~ . . - "aq ; o@ 4 , a ' a a “ eabctahnt — TS a MINUTE by Clark M[cAdams SOCRATES AND HIS PUPILS. LAUCON: Well, Socrates, how are things CG voins: . Socrates: Not very well, but probably as well as we should expect. Glaucon: That is, the cause is a little dif- ficult. Socrates: Precisely. Ordinarily paign we hold out to people a promise of some material thing. The Republicans, for instance, promise high tariffs with consequent benefits to business and labor; whereas the Democrats promise us protection from predatory wealth, without which we would be deprived of equali- ty to any degree whatever. Imagine, then, the difficult task of the Democrats now, when they are secking to rally us to an ideal. Thrasymachus: It does make a difference. Socrates: Truly. It appeals to that unselfish side of us which may be said not to have been in a cam- approached in any other campaign we have known. Polemarchus: Well said, Socrates! Socrates: It was for this reason I sald that discussion of the technique and mechanics of beauty} While things are not going very well they are may be disillusioning, still, despite lip sticks, rouge | and eyebrow pencils, Orlando is as enraptured to- day as in other times, and still runs to “carve on every tree the fair, the chaste, the unexpressive she.”’ —$o—___ —-——- Now that the regular baseball season {s over and no injury to a player or team will result, it may be said that careful investigation has shown that Babe Ruth cannot be charged with knocking up pop infield flies for the benefit of the gamblers. — — EDITORIAL SPARKS. , What we wish is that Henry Ford dealt in porter- house steak.—Ohio State Journal. Every speeding automobilist who ifs killed adds emphasis to the question, “Was he really in s80 much of a hurry ?—Sacramento Union. “Is your husband sensitive over his bald top?” “No: he's too sensible under it.""——Boston Tran- script. :, It takes something more than nerve to wear one | i of those very short skirts and be comfortable.—Nor- folk Ledger-Dispatch. As a warning to speeders a sign on a Colorado high- ay reads: ‘Private cemetery at bottom of hill.’’— ancouver Province. v The man with the brief bag may be carrying im- portant papers, or he may be using the bag to con- ceal a sandwich.—Boston Transcript. “Since prohibition went into effect man has come to occupy a new place in the home,” says a dry ad- vocate. We presume he is referring to the cellar.— Manila Bulletin. oo A theatrical manager has ordered those responst- | ble for the composition of his future entertainments to omti all jokes about prohibition. He probably ’ thinks prohibition is no joke,—Owensburg Messen- | j — ee ————————————L——____—_——— Se “THROWING THE GAME.” | \ | \ Pd ‘ Y wont | ‘ ' ‘ : ” ; oat I ; ——_. ee if a s , 4 tei is Aes ae e-Brooklyn Eagle, | upon our probably going as well as we should expect. Glaucon: You do not expect too much of us unselfishness side”? Socrates: No, Glaucon. What we have to offer in the present campaign has, indeed, less to do with us than with any other country in the world, since we are the richest and most powerful country having least to fear. It is quite true, as some of our opponents say, that we do not need a League of Nations. We can take care of ourselves. It is an unselfish ideal for which the Democrats stand, and as an un- selfish ideal it cannot command the support usually commanded by party programs. Thrasymachus: Nevertheless, you have hope of it still? t Socrates: I have hope of it still. I do not be- lieve the people have made up their minds to keep this country out of the League of Na- tions. It seems from all one can hear that if the election were held today the Republicans would easily win it, but we have time to think between now and November. I am not so sure that the Republicans who want to go into the League of Nations are certain that they couid take us in if the party won the election. It would be a terrific fight. The fact that the Republicans won the election would encourage all the elements against the league to believe that theirs is the true sentiment of the coun- try, and it Is doubtful if the Republicans in favor of the league could best them itn the sec- ond Senate battle. Polemarchus: They may well tremble for the league. Socrates: They are beginning to see that, I think. If not, a great many voters are begin- ning to see it. I have felt from the outset that the fate of the league rests with the women. The men are for the most part too partisan to be of any service at such a time: but the wom- en are doubtless pretty independent. They will, if they set their minds to it serjously. do what the men cannot do for us—thaf Its. express the true sentiment of the country. Glaucon: It Is certain that the women are of no two minds as to war. Socrates: Exactly. If they can be made to understand how absurd ft tis that with 48 other mations in the league, all taking exactly the _——-— | | shrink; all loving their the Stars and Stripes, from which we well ve and each as jealous of its sovereignty as we are jealous of our own—the United States should stay out, they will put us into the league with such emphasis that the rest of the world can never wonder again just how sincere our pro- of are, Polemarchus: How can we make the women understand ? Socrates: , CS aS as We jit fessions peace We can only hope they will. There is no way to make them. Do you, know what the Republicans did with the million dollars they spent before the Chicago convention? Glaucon: What did they do with it? Socrates: They bought up newspapers with it until there are in whole Western states al- most no means of communicating with the peo- ple except through the channels of a controlled press. The people in the big cities will get both sides of the debate, but beyond that there is little chance that most people will ever know just what the fight was about. They will never know why the President would not accept the Lodge reservations, or why the ridiculous charge arose that he insisted upon ratification of the treaty without the dotting of an I or the crossing of a t. Glaucon: In that case the situation certainly is no worse than we should expect. Socrates: I think not. Now let us buy a pa- per and see if Democrats were admitted to the Velled Prophet's ball. 7 Maintaining His Dignity. Even the elevator boy has to draw the line somewhere. The maid who announced to the guest waiting at the door that she didn’t hear her until she had rung three times has her match in a New York apartment house elevator boy. “Tf anyone calis, Louls, while I am out, tell him to wait. I shall be right back,” said the woman to the elevator boy. There was no answer. “Did you hear me? Why don’t you answer?” asked the woman, angrily.” | “IT never answers, ma’am,” he respomied, wearily, “unless I doesn't hear, and then I says, ‘What?’ "—Harper’s Monthly. +o a ao A Proper Princess. l‘ive-year-old Peggy always ran to the beach immediately after breakfast, and each morning her mother called to her that if she wanted to play in the Water she must come back and get her bathing suit. When she returned to Sunday school in the fall the lesson stary happened to be about little Moses. “Now,” said the teacher, “when Pha- raoh's daughter saw baby Moses out on the wa- ter, what do you suppose she did?” “Went back for her bathing sult,” promptly responded Peggy.——Harper's Monthly. 7 > * The Beginning of Sophistication. A small lad was in the habit of including in his prayers at Christmas time the things he most wished for. As he began his prayer one night his mother started to leave the room. “Don't go, mother,” he protested: “last year I prayed for a pistol and I got a prayer book.” -—Harper's Monthly. 7 DREAMS. Dr: vague sweet dreams of girlhood, impalpable as silver moonbeans, And unfulfilled as yet. REAMS fill your eyes I watch you as you sit With white hands idly clasped, Unconscious of my loving scrutiny, I wonder if in after years Those dreams will mean to you The wonder of a love fulfilled, The magic of a dream come true. MARGARET DALY BARWELI, » OE Written for the POST-DISPATCH | Lh 4 ' | _——— FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT in McCall's for Octet | s has also largely ceased to bo regurded one or the other or both, as the natural excapable result of her sex Such pald she undertakes to perform {ts not appre ths tremulous hope that incompetence and in exactness will be overloojed “In a woman,” eh cause @ woman called upun to be eelf-sup must necessarily be regarded as an & and pathetic object. port themselves as a matter of decency and erence—from which has evolved the fact they have ceaseé to marry merely to have one to provide for them.” tion with men, in her search for means support, the woman whose portion it was te tain her despairing hold upon hope by more “to please” has found it Incumbent her to supply herself—among other tools—— with men's logic, men’s restraint, men's knowledge of the necessary ignoring, & workaday world, of the personar Influence is a matter of gender. exist, but they are no donger the sole working assets, MIRROR of PUBLIC OPINION This column is designed to reproduce with hias the latest comment by the leading pubdlictels, newspapers and periodicals on the queetions @ the day. BELGIUM'S TRADE RELATIONS. CAMILLE HUYSMANS in Le Peuple (Bruseeis). : T will take considerable time for Russia @ recover. But we should resume tgade whether it proves to be immediately important or not The main thing is to begin, and above all, not @ be the last in the procession. We are the len of the procession in the case of Holland, and also” of Germany. Our own allies have been selling” us Dutch and German manufactures. We have paid a higher price than would otherwise have been necessary for them, but we had to have them. A few days ago there was a demonstration against Germany in Antwerp. Mr. Strauss shouted: “Het aus!’ Mr. Osterrieth shouted, ‘Heraus!’ Senator. Lejeune joined the same chorus. A certain daly” with a circulation of about 2000, and sup financially by foreign and allied industrial inter ests, encouraged the organization of this demon tration; with the result that our allies will keep on some time longer selling us those ‘abominable German manufactures at good profit to them selves; and the gentlemen conducting the agita tion will also make their commission, and will take the Httle profit which we Long continue to benevolently and patriotically assure them. Live France! Long Live Great Britain Ukewisel But I prefer to say, even though I may be hissed for it by some loca] gentlemen from Namur oF Liege, Long live a reconciled mankind!” NATIONAL From the Living Age. N Northern Bohemia great suffering has 0 curred among the working people on a STRIKE IN BOHEMIA, of the breakdown of the Government food serv ice. Finally recognizing that the Parliament i Prague would do nothing for their relief, sinc ® its members were fully occupied with national: controversies and other political matters, a spon @ taneous general strike occurred, it is sald with out the leadership or intervention of the regu lar once started additional grievances, provisions ment. region are Germans, the strikers were bitteny @> © tacked | Czech working men seemed to have kept aloof | from the strike, sation of work throughout the district, the strik- ers are reported to have won their demands i cluding the allotment of a higher ration, ands more generous allowance for su enforced When the m : the workers discovered they in particular inad to relleve the prevailing unemploy- Inasmuch as most of the workers in labor organizations. : by .the Czech newspapers; and After four days of general fF 7 pport iu case te idleness, i a eee THE NEW WOMAN. ‘ O begin with woman has largely coased | be an amateur and a sentimentaliat, and ebe as A and to- Women have pegun to “ Coming into ct 4 Beauty and genders |. ** ‘they’ will find > *&anization. Personally, I . ALLE upon te C the di@nary d wouldave to ¢ unmarried »man.” badly, “espeqily wh, That, to thworld, ried, certainl Ang young. In fe she the corset adag q “s in blue serge,rith f a small, astutipart. tical common 4ge. fort. The hat % str er made and s¢@ ha of Chippewa, W The world is i] of wed, and ratheryok of married! sistd a brothers-in-law, @ ¢ “Poor Aunt Sop’ y "She's such a go¢o] little in life, reall’ She was, undoubd Soph. Hearing wie complaints about ti husbands complain — always the same. “I’m telling you {(g. ft to another living, sometimes, that if There is no know; things to Sophy ing: wedded sisters of }} each other én uny, Sometimes thty woy don't know what jt, sure I don't knor Ww But when Soply a, know'-——-thev paic jis burdened themsel>g. that she did know ¢ must know who, alp, and in return has rg er had never used tl, T doubt if she knew) eo ——_—— lin the Ye ill I Of Ma Mary Roberts ] Who Has 1 day’s Prob By ROGER BAT “T N years to com influence the ve on the contrary, fluence the votes of Mary Roberts Rineh: novelist. Mrs. Rinehart see young to be a grand: cently she attended of “Bab,” or, more Roberts Rinehart If, old baby of Mr. and ! Rinehart Jr. When : “Now that women }] what are they going | she demonstrated gre discussing current th ing her sex which she by study of today's women's circles of ew country. “America, unlike o has only one leisure « comprises all its wo; exception of the wor Plained. “Men are to 4&n active part in the and for every man wh give intelligent though problems thére are a } en, “Moreover, a man ¥ tion keeps it to himself bu. who ever heard with a firm conviction herself? Women are Unless they have stro) their own on subjects 1 them, and now that pe come a vital issue the to study conditions, fo Views and then try and to their husbands and o women. The very peve SO-called ‘weaker sex’ to guarantee its active a Participation in politics “But have women th to Participate tn politic Mrs. Rinehart's quich came almost as a rebt Over, their Interest: im 1 of the day will take Polls. The war has taug the power of the Go. err On occassion, can send 1 war can regulate prices ditions which affect. pric teraat ji politics will ve nomic. They will do eve “an to lower the high «« Their Fense of reaponsthi on by the war, has by me “PPeared, and the intere ed then itn economic afl even more intense ” “They say that all whe Vote do vote, and that n ®ent persons stay away POlls because they are f£ ed. Wil) not that condit &@@ravated?” she wa ‘Not at all.” replied | on. “J have lait streeas Point in my new book, ‘A an.’ My contention fe - — by their interest, u M om thelr political t] terally force them to tly men who refer to their * their are Saying ‘we,’ and lately seek to join the Universal tax, to take the ‘free list.’ For just a @udience at a thes

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>. / @ * Women’s PAGE POST-DIS creme ee a ee ALLE upon to describe Aunt Sophy you wouldave to coin a term or fall back on the di@mary definition of a spinster. “An unmarried man,” states that worthy work, badly, “espetlly when no longer young.” ~ || Zhe MATE That, to tworld, was Sophy Decker. ried, certainl And most certainly no longer young. In fige she was, at 50, what is known in the corset adgs a “stylish stout.” Well dressed in blue serge,rith broad-toed health shoes and Unmar- ’ ’ ; are busy copying French models for the fall trade you have little time of taste for Freud. She on! knew (without in the least knowing she knew) that in giving of her goods, of her affections. of her time, of her energy, she found a certain re- lief. Her own people would have been shocked if you had told them that there was about this old maid aunt something rather splendidly Rabel- aisian. Without being at all what is known as & masculine woman, she had, somehow, acquired PATCH Daily Magazine AAN > ." AN * ‘4 OILS, 4 WEDNESDAY. VCTURER 6, 1820. WOMEN’S PAGE - . — _ nd x= = 2S ~~ = as er — — : — “Sr~- he pint of pulp (“ook ~ tatole spoon cle r, l level teaspoonful aa it and - Sf ) = > tablespoonfuls | 1% fablespoonfuls sugar 4. Si By THORNTON add to the) Add 2 tablespvonfula moepited fay (¢ puright i* vel A Sie Put into grease pond of Paddy th . e hot water, baking in a show « Then bake moderate oven for Mary Roberts hehart Declares That for Every Man Who pane Te to Give Intelligent Thought to To-. | | >= Li Se Qe YMG ntil he was sure > . ’ : by r aes 4 (Os aoe ; iz : 4 t%LL , Pa pt - om es ~ a w til firm. Sprinkle with grated cheese ‘three-quarters of an hout day’s Probl&, There Are One Hundred Women. : P af “Es , Jaman | to their yatned: heme tee ia ae ruines iome to make plans ~“~ « 7 4 , 4, i ve ad somewhat the mT! art of those . _— ~ ; (i ts stings, and it was equally cooling to maf ‘ r * ¥Y , a , | ’ a ; a sf ‘ : , : ; 5 * 7 e P ’ ' ’ * > : —~ ashore on the opposite ed to reproduce without by the leading publicists, ficals on the queetions of a 6} —r.ee™ _ = +: frouble 9E RELATIONS. Le Peuple (Bruseels). ble time for Russia to uld resume trade whether Jiately important or not. begin, and above all, not to «sion. We are the last case of Holland, and also allies have been selling nm manufactures. We have than would otherwise have m, but we had to have them. was a demonstration against Mr. Strauss shouted: “Her- shouted, ‘Heraus!’ Senator me chorus. A certain daily about 2000, and supported and allied industrial inter- organization of this demon- it that our allies will keep ling us those ‘abominable’ at good profit to them- n conducting the agita- ring up those uttered in his deep, voice as he shook his coat, ‘‘It nomic ends and will force their ' ; , . a 5 | 4 ings a fellow will do party, when it is in power, to seek | , . ij "hi 1 Me af ’ when is mn: I must look for the same goal.”’ | , pyri ud rac is, how For a few moments we talked at she demonstrated great eagerneS random about big issues of the day discussing current theories concé “Radicalism is like a boil which : . ae ; 'f: aay idy the Beay ing her sex which she has disproy must be brought to a head,” said , WP ha. . Oo \ a ee ‘ Ne | rtotn | ir he found by Study of today’s conditions Mrs. Rinehart, “and the votes of the - ‘. Pa. " ; . ‘ps , big patch of soft mud. He rubbed | Women’s circles of every part of thwomen will hasten its end.’ | : 4 / ) ‘I Oe gf ) his head an should country. “And how will they do that? t al “America, unlike other countrie’ “Women are natural anti-rad! has only one leisure class, and thakls.”’ she replied “By lowering comprises all its women. with therices and by force of the ballot exception of the workers,” she ex-)rooting the healing Plained. “Men are too busy to ane i wounds in the hearts of the dis- @n active part in the Government, \tented they will eventually clear their commission, and will and for every man who has time to/) iir. By some great impulse like little profit which we *®0 give intelligent thought to today’s Nadel the 90.000.000 which lic otically assure them. Long 4 problems there are a hundred wom- | ong the autocracy. of Great Britain Ukewise! ~, & \ the autocracy of violence and n though I may be hissed » “Moreover, a man with a convic- |... lism will be welded together | gentiemen from Namur or _ Mon keeps it to himself in most cases, aot eanized. And the women will | nciled mankind!” bu. who ever heard of a woman! vere than their share in unify- With a firm conviction keeping it to "8 \erica. Those things affect us IN BOHEMIA. herself? Women are not satisfied nh yeePly than men, you know,” , Unless they have strong views of ~*~ great suffering has oc- | their own on subjects which interest working people on account i” them, and now that politics has be- the Government food serv- +> Is queer b* &* dp* tet et ave Vee rere ‘i> those >.>. “a Be te j a 4 yet, aod f >» “4 ‘ , : - ¢ P +> Lion the >. ee ee one ++ +> ++ ct ns up to ++ - as Ss as oP oP ae ee ee *sz*sa ll le eh he ee +. causes and >. + . = ae ee ee ee +. bossism cooling and = a = — ++. — — —_-— . out. Some a vital issue they are certain that the Parliament in » © study conditions, form their own for their relief, since Views and then try and impart them to their husbands and other men and » Women. The very pevchology of the! » So-called ‘weaker sex’ ix sufficient y to guarantee its active and Intelligent | Bread wmbs should be used for | @ Participation in political affairs.”’ covering » food to be fried. Crack- ers discovered they had @ “But have women the intelligence er crumh,,. preferable Sen, anes. in particular inadequate @ to participate in politics?” ‘loped dish (ater i , the prevailing unemploy- / * Mrs. Rinehart's quick “Certainly”. me © most of the workers in tbis Same almost as a rebuke. “More-| igg sheh,.) ; the strikers were bitterly at- tt Over, their interest in the questions cleaning leary we ene wpagiat for | newspapers; and indeed, § ef the day wil! take them to the or any Pie spaces ee a nee ‘peemed* to have kept aloof > Pella, The war has taught them that ¥ Boer Hottie. four days of general ces a ‘Me power of the Government which, Washable — . 2 naterials should i]- hout the district, the strik 88 eccassion, can send their boys to | ways be shru hefore he ad ve won their demands, in- | War can regulate prices and the con- up, but this dy * mat “ Meat thes , which affect prices. Their in- | need to be te — 9 lace ) Wrest it; politics will ve chiefly eco- | them in a tub = oe raceme Mi ~se # Bomie. They will do everything they thoroughly we\ Do not acles the ? » $8" to lower the high cost of living. out. but hane : went > ae wal. : ir fense of responsibility, brought wage and allomWhenm to oP sna aN wd LY bo Ue on by the war, has by no means dis- little salt in titer « 1 aad powers ; * red, and the interest stimulat- | colors. Such Slucs ax pink. blue BY HE - | / 88 then in economic affairs is now lavender and gr& ehou'd be |.ung | more intense.” in the shade wheyur out ‘o drv. as . Say that all who should not’ the sun fades the quickly. + Go vote, and that many intelli- | = i Persons stay away from the; Mend rips and \are when they . because they are not interest-/ first start. It savemi:ches and pre- ee. Will not that condition, if true, vents the garment fh, josing shape. fire. 7 S8eravated?” she was asked. ‘If a run starts in | giik stocting. pre ~ “Not at all.” replied the author- smear the end of it Wy, 4 bit of wet The widow's might “I have iaid stress upon that !soap and it will StOfthe run antil days, is nearly all pel ven TI tn my new book, ‘A Poor Wise | needle and thread can. obtained. ing to appear as ist t miracu a A ee te ne | Sezer ea Pack = : ae Wane Mesrte Weingarten Brothers, Makers, ¢7 West 34th Screet, Iv. Y. ag lien hp” dp, A Ap -* Dp De * LU DGING from the w: the modern cdivorcee |! the courtroom to the , ‘ burn +++ ie ~~ parentiy, a ic f >. > Rel ;* of them by Farmer: ‘they’ will find thei: wives and about in man, that s} Saying ‘we,’ and U tmme-| Waeh silk hose, socks aq uniler-' to her looking glass 7 Seek to join the great or-|wear frequently and neve dlow and then writes love s tion. Personally, I advocate a | them to remain dirty for aty lagth self rood all the tir tax, to take the vote from i\of time, as perspiration § cases -- een » Tan . : ' @ tree list.” For just as a ‘dead-'change of color and destros the| Summer fiction: Those long, “I'r 2 the | F ome J." (Xt Deon, Smoking among the women tn Su@ience at a theater shows fabric. Rae I: a } 80 - lonesome-without-you-wish-you-. a1 reath Japan is @ very common sight. 4 with I Bring us your negatives if you want better resulta ANNOUNCEMENT SLIDES—-ENLABGEMENTS A. S. ALOE COMPANY, 513 Utive Street a Ud fm

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5 COMIC. PAG ’ OCTOBER 6. 1820 ) os | Tr = ~?, TRY Tee TT i RE TRITH THAN POETRY | yo \ ae ARAN Y BAS 4» 44) ee" o Ware Dd — ee MUTT’LL HAVE TO READ THE PAPE | COMIC PAGE TOBER iste \ — R FOR THE BIG SERIES DOPE—By BUD FISHER By James J. Montague. : When 1 was «ix or cicht years old I very frequently was told ‘ fh That cold or bot. mince pic was not hy A saletary k f ¢ Within my tum. thix cansn! me some Fore bading and dixquict When people shuffled off the stage before attaming middie age Beneath my beit I often fel An apprehension fill me gloom My beart would sink a THE woRLDs SCR'ES | ~ RE GAVE Me TKe “Ruats RUSH - foul TRERE'S JEFF!) | HERE'S 1GEeT THE cow) JC wreeReE = : Lavcr ee. — nc \ Scie mane | HOUSE S. ~ ~~ X. \. > :os isa’ a “Te s here m the ¢ . ot er replied “Piease read it to me = child. apd her mot) rvac eon July 13. to the Re’ at Jehu Smith. a daugchte: Susie thought for a mums she said “Mamma. 1 know im going to Go. Im coing * Praying and begin advertist: (4eveland News The Ball’s-Eye Shave. The barter of a homewar! tranmepert was trvinge ° LY Solgier-aseistant that it was : te shape &@ man whenever the iach gun dire ‘ Went into a Bu he refused to be impreseodJ Buddy be said in . the face of a wm)Uirming “esRavin a « where the start frem a oth but rerve whe TOU «= a shave where ther fnts! The Ar Legion Werk’) The Absent Minded Professor—Bvw F — - a . . ~ . ~~ ~ 2h ‘ . = ~ — ~~ =_— ® _ ‘1 - . ~_ * . . s . ze A Bat of a Dig. coiaze! of i E Rore 2. lw 3 » ae a a! “aBO manraed he big ma ow r qvetes poetry” | was just wonder re © thes As" Ne rts re: ef the ‘ttle mar vaste rerestion Pastor: Transcript i =" . ourter-~teo —_ oce ea , — > ontaine Fox With THAT FARAWAY “OOK IN HIS EYE THE PROFESSOR TRIED TO CRANK THE CAR WHEN THE ENGINE WAS ALREADY RUNNING | NI —_ ‘ wA, 3 YOUR OWN CONCLISIONS rear can afford to have a flivver and ae a Now we begin te se why haxctall a onliia boar! af the Knott ~ - — ‘ . = ° ~~ — cal = ~ ee Pa" — = — - - _ - a 32% an ‘3 = aN TRE ADAS* + =~ * ~ a 7 —— a eS A f{ASses Lane . Z ——— = ~ -_ OE EE Se ee ee ee ee — ._ ; ee | a! ~ 2a - ll Set 4 a4 2 ._» > os " - _ i ..29 og 4 e 2 & = -— e Por the -ea- > - = mm ta, WAV, ose sd! rerrg ‘*, oe 9 in -—- A & ' \ | We AD > | = LEMME SEE Y MEAN, * , ; WHAT I VE |THE PIKES: 1 GOT HERE YAINT — | SONN ' ‘| tines anal | QuUN ME See ' OST ~ ‘ | _— “ ; a — oo - ~~~, -_ : T'S wed Od wed | Ce : 7 ~~ “™ C- a-ha —_ —" 4. MA ew teem © 2 LS ee DO ree et / fC EEE sf » ME— 1 +AVENT Ss ity if ; . “ F. ae te r WINS THIRD OF WORLD'S FOR BROOK Left-Hander Hold: Batters to Thre Victory Gives lama fer the 1379 word ship here today. and ? magnificentiy. turnin dians Oy aii Sore. It cannet be quvuesties favored bim largely. not renting scores. Det ic tally of bits dewnr te a eof three ‘The Cleves the ball hard and oftte thetr placerment was Brookiyvn outfi-eliéers bu im locating the spbere. For. so matter whe hit the ball, there see! Brooklynite all set and o. 3 ~ . ‘ * . 7 4 or™ —e - . - —- -_ 7 — ae -« or © eaiy error mace bebiz costiy ome. It was cha > - ° Wheat when be let Spe Led > PN ar ee : e 2 - 4 -_- ~ Bis flagesces and roil & ence Spe iAer Compre * ™ o- e.zst ? WieTe.ara 8 oni wre Se started out 4236 not stay long Ei by-giving a se on tw wko 7 % ‘Trewcs ‘ocreased f= Speaker crossed the “2e2eTs todar *,s seit Wel to kad the def TMace 2 overnight of by choosing Saherred & SAarTted a2 ba ' toe The Indtans started @ img tnaing with a more key than thar which th *gainast Grimes tried to walt bee everntualy had to | -. } — SS @m easy cone from € had merce las