St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 24, 1920

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Pee ee gy ** ws ie Lee oe ee EE Ee ae ee RELI PTS aa ae tae — spensenen . a toed ~ - . ~ —— — ~ . -— — ——— . - — ‘ “ er tee . : : = ." x e iS ~ sesh se + aS x A. - Ay : ™ . , * i . EES * ep a pate Eke aS im Fir = ‘ . s ¢ 1 aN # as t r poaks 3 . ae 4 DS hl ae ae mae 5 ALIKE — —— | Happens. ice tag got shifted from nad quite a little run on people who wanted an cle.”—Loulsville Cour- —e—— } 4! tions | gram Ordered Drawn Up. » itn Vilna expedition, sending 100 men *? peach. - WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.—Presi- it hé efforts of the counties aan yi %oniwtea the sen- mittees to keep their’ deliberat . nce: ahz von Rintelen, a Ger- under cover, without offending too 3 ’ League of Nations. ’* yersolution that the protest be oe * by the assembly of the League of ‘Mediation between Mustapha Kemal Pasha, the Turkish Nationalist lead- anda special » lay Sena- tor Harding’s personal views on the League of Nations before governmental chiefs, says a re- port from Geneva to the Echo de Paris. ~ The dispatch states that the object of Senator McCormick’s trip to Europe was discussed by delegates to the assembly of the League of Nations at Geneva yesterday. “f GOATS GO ON | SPREE AFTER A SCANDINAVIA ASKED © TO JOIN VILNA FORCE) No : Committee Decides Amendments Will Be Con- sidered at This Session, South America Voting to Wait for U. S. Pronounce- ment. , 7 Ws |= By the Associated Press. - GENEVA, Nov. 24.—Action in con- formity with the resolution for Ar- menian intervention recently passe1 a ss rs RF, Bal Nations was taken today by the coun- cil of the league. The council decided to ask the gen- eral secretary of the league to pre- pare and submit a telegram to be Sent to the Powers in pursuance of the resolution of the assembly that @ government willing,to undertake er, and the Armenians be sought. It is expected that the United States will be among the Powers to whom the telegram is sent concern- ing intervention in Armenia. Invitation to Scandinavia. ~-¥t became known today that the eouncil on Sunday invited Sweden, Norway and Denmark to join in the 4 . much the strong sentiment in the assembly for absolute openness, are ‘provoking considerable comment and amusement. There is even talk among the more independent dele-: gates of a revolt against what they consider an effort on the part of the council secretariat to override the assembly. Germany’s protest against the method adopted by hte League of Nations’ in awarding man- dates over former German col- onies is expected to come before today’s session of the assembly of the Delegate Millen of Australia yesterday introduced a before the assembly before being re- terred to a committee, and a discus- sion wis decided upon, Amendments to the covenant of . the league will not come before this session of the assembly, it has been decided. The league, as it is at pres- ent working, has not had time to fully show defects in the covenant, committee will be eharged with a study of the league's Operations and asked to propose any Necessary amendments at the next meeting. New nations formed from parts of the former Russian empire will not be admitted to the league, for the ‘Present at least. Bulgaria, Austria, Albania, Luxembourg and Finland, however, may become members at once, although Montenegro, which has applied for membership, may be forced to wait for some time before 'Peceiving a place. Balfour Suggests Committec. Arthur J. Balfour, chairman of the General Org .n!zation Committee, Suggested in committee meeting that it was too early to draw conclusions as to the workin. of the league or to form an idea as to how the covenant May be imrroved. He pri pcsec that the committee recommend the ap- pointment of a special committee to consider proposed amendments and report to the next meeting of the assembly. The Scandinavian delegates on the eommittee insisted on the considera- tion iminediately of amendments they proposed, but they were out- yoted. The South American dele- gates accepie* Mr. Balfour’s sugges- tion all the more readily because they are cf the opini.n§ that any amendment of the covenant should await propositions that are expected from the United States after Presi- dent-elect Harding's consultations on the subject. They declared it would be entirely out of order to revise tl.c @ovenant in the absence of one of the Most important nations of the world. The Committee on the Interna- tiénal Court decided to send a letter - of thanks and congratulations to Bithu Root and other delegates of Hague conference. This is as tar as the; have got in their work. Projects for an international staff, Continued on Page 2, Column 5. 'was transferred to the Federal pen- RAID ON STILL Chickens, Ducks and Geese Also Put Into State of Unconsciou$- ness by Eating Grain in Mash. Four goats, about 300 chickens and | 25 ducks and geese went on a spree : at noon today, when detectives, after raiding an illicit still at’ 816 Mont- corn and raisin mash yard, yard immediately took advantage of the opportunity, and soon many of them were lying on their sides in a state of blissful unconsciousness. The detectives found on the third floor two stills, with a capacity of 110 gallons of whisky a day, and two barrels half filled with the liquor. Beside the stills was a mattress, sur- rounded with half a dozen cheap novels. The houre is the home of Edward Kelting, a teaming contractor, who was not there. George Remmers, a stretcher bearer at the city hospital, vho was in the house, was arrested, in the back! as were three other men _ found around the premises. They were George Frieberg, teamster, 1324 St Ange avenue; William Tannehill. 1315 Monroe street; John Reiss, 3202 North Eleventh street, and Thomas V7e&t, 2817 North Tenth street. The stills and liquor were taken to Police Headquarters. VON RINTELEN’S SENTENCE COMMUTED CONDITIONALLY President Acts in Case of German Convicted of Conspiracy—Must Leave U. S. by Jan, 1. By the Associated Press. man convicted of wartime conspir- acy, on'condition that he leave the United States before next Jan. 1. Von Rintelen, a farmer officer in the German navy, was three times convicted and received sentences ag- gregating four years and two months. The denizens of the poultry | COMMITTEE IS “MORE BUYING” — CONSIDERING PLANS: Propose Co-operation Among All Lines to. Stimulate Business and Prevent Clos- ing of Factories. CONFERENCE HELD AT C. OF C. BUILDING | “We Want to Get Pessimism: Out of People’s Minds, No Cause for It,’”’ Member! ‘ness men, gomery street, emptied 17 barrels of | ures for stimulating buying, in order | | ley, 'nery Co.; His first conviction was in May, 1917, on a charge of having conspired with David Lamay, the “wolf of Wall! things that people worry about fever street,” and others to disrupt muni-| tions traffic between . the United! States and the allies. He later pleaded guilty to a charge of con- spiracy in connection with fraudu- lently obtaining a passpost and, in February, 1918, he was convicted of conspiracy to destroy food and mu- nition ships of the allies by placing “firebombs’’ in their cargoes. The former German officer served his first sentence of one year in a New Jersey penitentiary and then itentiary at Atlanta, Ga. Under the terms of the commutation of sen- tence granted by the President, Von Rintelen is to give bond of $50v0 that he will leave the country by Jan. 1. INJUNCTIONS AGAINST PICKETS SOUGHT BY THREE MORE CAFES Circuit Judge Calhoun today set 2 p. m. Tuesday for the defendants in the suit of the Schertz’s Cafenet Co., 8602 Olive street, for injunction against picketing by striking waiters to appear and give reasons why an injunction should not be granted. The Sterling Catering Co., 105 North Sixth street, and the Iamous Restaurant, 206 North Sixth street, also filed similar suits in other di- visions of the Circuit Court this mornng. The Schertz company al- leges that its daily business spectively, caused them “great loss and dam- age,” the extent of which can not be estimated. Their attorney states they have always beeh run on an open shop plan. All three petitions asked for an immediate restraining order against all acts of picketing. The Joint Executive Board of the unions will give a Thanksgiving din- ner tomorrow, between 11 a. m, and 3 p. m., to the striking waiters, wait- resses and cooks at the Rex Cate,’ movement on the part of the buyer 111 North Sixth street, has | fallen off $70 since picketing began. | have declined in two months. Octo- The other plaintiffs state that their | ber and November, to only twice the daily business is $450 and $170, re-| pre-war value, a very remarkable de- and that picketing has! crease. Says. The committee of 10 St. Louis busi- | named to promote’ meas- | | | ito keep up industria! activity through | the winter, met-in executivé session this afternoon in the office of the As- | sociated Retailers in the Chamber of Commerce Building. | The members of the committee, | named yesterday by Melville L, Wil- | kinson, president of the Associated | Retailers, are: Flint Garrison, editor The Dry- goodsman; Aaron S. Rauh, vice pres- ident Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co.; John A. Bush, president Brown Shoe Co.; George W. Simmons, vice president Simmons Hardware Co.; M. H. Jol- president Rosenthal-Sloan Milli- David May, chairman of the board, May Department Stores Co. (Famous-Barr); Aaron Fuller, president Stix, Baer & Fuller Dry Goods Co.; W. F. Gephart, vice presi- dent First National Bank; Thomas K. Niedringhaus, vice president Na- tional Hnameling and Stamping Co., and Melville L. Wilkinson, president Scruggs, Vandervoort & Barney Dry Goods Co. Co-operative Plans. Members of the committee said that they expected to agree on plans for bringing about co-operation be- tween manufacturing; jobbing and retail interests here,and between the business interests of St. Louis and those of other cities, to prevent the slackening of orders and consequent closing of factories and mills. “We must see if we can’t get some of the pessimism out of people's minds,” Aaron Fuller, a member of the committee, said to a Post-Dis- patch reporter. “There is no occa; sion for pessimism. Most of_the EE happen. “St. Louis can’t do sie iene It will have to be a general movement. Also, the small merchants must fall into line with the larger ones in the program of keeping up the demand for manufactured goods. I believe they will do this, when they see that the large merchants are committed to this policy.” Aaron 8. Rauh, another member of the committee, said that in order to keep people employed St. Louis | manufacturers and wholesalers were willing, for the time being, to sell goods at the cost of material, plus labor, and without any overhead, which really would show a loss to the manufacturers, He said that,’unless such measures were taken, thousands of persons might be thrown out of employment | in the next few months. He said: | “The St. Louis wholesale houses, in October, inaugurated a sale of dry} goods, offering merchandise at the new prices prevailing among. the manufacturers at that time, and in many instances at lower prices, in anticipation of the market going still lower. “Twice Pre-War Value.” “Today goods are being sold by wholesale houses at the new values existing. In many lines of dry goods prices advanced during the war, a _period of four years, to five and six4. , times the pre-war value. Values “St. Louls retail houses have met the conditions and have revised their prices in accordance therewith. Good times and bad times are largely a matter of sentiment. The pendulum swings too far either way, and cowl f it is at a point of depression, where buying is at its lowest.” He added that production of tex- | tiles and knitted products was at the lowest ebb, but that only a slight Continu 1 en Page 2, Column 7. o_o . i. if Thanksgiving Day No Publication Thanksgiving Day The POST-DISPATCH will not publish on In the event only of receipt of news of ex- traordinary importance, demanding immediate publication, an Extra will be issued. J ; be it a + oe Dee nT \l | Newcomb Carlton, | Western Union company, ‘Interfered” at the request HARDING,S OFFICIAL PLMALITY | By the Associated Preas, persons, four men and one woman, were hurled to their death today when a boilér in a condensary plant at Stoughton, Wis., near ploded. most a block, NAVY FORCE STOPS ATTEMPT 10 LAND BARBADOES CABLE Effort by Western Union to. Make*Connection at Miami Halted by Men of Subma- rine Chaser. ORDER WAS ISSUED TO PREVENT LANDING Action of Armed Men seat Under Instructions From Superior Officers, Relayed From Washington. By the Associated Press MIAMI, Fla., Nov. 24.—What was described as an attempt by the West- ern Union Telegraph Co. to connect 'its cables from Barbadoes to a cable from Miami at the west end of the cording to ann>u ment this-m | a- i: by Edsel B. Ford, president of t..c Ford = vicr Ce. Ford alo annou: a forthcom- Jin. extra * rer ecnt for the six $7,000,000 TO BE PAID IN BONUSES TO FORD EMPLOYES | Company Also Sebeupein Extra 3 Per Cent on Investment Certificates of Employes. By the Associated Press. DETROIT, Mich., Nov. 24.—Bonus checks totaling more than $7,000,000, for employ: 3° Ford Motor Co. | g 1 vy being written and their tribution will star‘ Jan. 1 next, ac-| ©; . i- | | 'months ending Dec. 31, on Ford in- voctmc..t certificates held by em- p-oyes of the company. This, Ford said, is in addition to the guar: .teed 6 percent. He added Ss per cent had been paid July 31 last, making a; total of 14 per cent on the certificates | ~** eee 'for 1920. Ford's statement was made, it was | announced, to correct what he sa.l was an erroneous report of testimony by 8. S. Marquis, director of the Ford | Educational Department, before 'J “ge Alschuler in Chicago yester- cay to the effect that the recent re- | cuctions in the price of Ford cars r..d resulted in the bonus to ¢ .- l:oyes being practically cut off. The statement that 6°00 men of the Detroit force had quit work with- | causeway here today was stopped by an armed force from the United States submarine chaser 154. Orders to prevent the connecting of the two cables were received by the commandani of this district from 1 the Navy Department some time ae and the commander of the su rine chaser had in turn been subma. to prevent any attempt at such an} operation. i When the work of laying the ca-' ble was stopped, a portion of the! cable which had not yet been con- nected at the west drawbridge of the causcway left on a barge an- chored ‘» Biscay Bay. Shortly before 10 o’clock a force of 15 men, including nine negroes, went out to a barge supposedly with the intention of connecting the ca- ble where work had ceased. A few minutes later the subchaser tied up to the barge and a crew of armed sailors, headed by the naval com- mander, went aboard, ordering the work suspended. One ofthe Western Union men was permitted to return to the com- pany’s office for instructions. The cable was laid across Yas the | causeway several months ago, and | the employes’ representatives. - all that remained to be-dene was to make the cofriéttfonS UHdeP the two | causeway drawbridges. The work | could have been finished in three hours, it is said, if there had been no interruption. Baker Revokes Permits for Western Union Florida Cable. By the Associated Pres: WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.—Secre- tary aker announced fast that he had revoked permissio granted to the Western Union Tele- | graph Co. last May to lay certain cables at Biscayne Bay, Miami, Fla. The permit was issued by the district engineer at Jacksonville, Fla., and Baker directed its withdrawal by telegraph. Baker made no explanation of his action. He merély authorized through his secretary the statement that the permit had been reseinded. The announcement followed, how-| ever, the statement in New York by president of the| that his | company had not only rights g7anted | by act of Congress, but specific per- | mission of the War Department to do certain cable work in the vicinity of Miami with which “the Navy De- partment l.as for months arbitrarily of the State Department. IN MISOUR] WAS 152,263 Second to That of Auditor Hack- mann’s; Total Republican Vote Special to the Post-Dispatch, JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 24.—Of- ficial returns from the November election show that Harding’s plural- ity in Missouri was 152,263, and was cond to that of Auditor George H. Hackmann, who carried the State by 164,885. Senator Spencer's plurality was smaller than that of any of the Republican candidates. Auditor Hackmann adyocated full assess- ments. The total vote for Republican pres- idential electors was 7°4,162; Demo- crate, 574,799; Socialist, 20,252; Farmer-Worker, 3291; Prohibition, 5142; Bociahst-Labos, 2164. REMOVAL OF IRISH PRIEST BY MILITARY CAUSES EXCITEMENT By the Associated Press, CARRICK-ON-SHANNON, Ireland, Nov. 24.—The: removal of a local | priest to an unknown destination by | military officers created great ex- citement here sestattech Five Killed in Boiler Explosion. MADISON, Wis., Nov. 24.—Five here, ex- 1 therefore justified. ae "HEALTH DEPARTMENT BULLETIN Was’ 724,162. | in the last 90 days was corrcct, 'was said at the offices of the com- puy, but prox i i mate $100,000 a Year, ~ ee ee ee . - an ‘ ad “ ie ee s * a | * yl 1 ‘~ » . 2 . = / - ~~ By a Staff ite saiiaiin or cab Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 24.—TIne quiry yesterday before the Service Commission disclosed 5 | | Presence of the M, W. Warren Cokes Co.. a9 a middleman in new ott contracts of the Laclede Gas ant | Co, of St. Louis, the prices in which are the basis of the application of ‘the gd3 company for permisslan te advance their rates to houscholders from 85 cents to $1.25 a« thousand cubic feet, or 47 per cent. The M. W. Warren Coke €o., since Jan. 1, also has been acting as mid« dleman for the Laclede in the sal@ of its by-product coke. The compen sation of the Warren company an. terday, 48, at 4) pany’ s officials, will increase opere- lowest, | ating expenses in 1911 approxin m. ly $3,000,000. The rates asked ne a Me ee a nd . ‘ . — oe " - = 2 " tow . " a + nal i Figen wheel . J he ot a coal niiddleman was not disclonett, but the price stipulated in the ene tract is 65 cents a ton higher pene for Elkhorn coal, always deserthed by the Laclede as the best coal for Ke purpose the market affords. However, the compensation of the . Warren company as a coke mfdd | man was disclosed, General Pts Evans of the Laclede testifying th his company paid the Warren cc pany 5 per cent on coke sales. total coke sales of the Laclede fe the year ending last June 30% ie approximately $2,000,000. thus ing the Warren company $100,606 in commissons for thé year. Office in Laclede Bulldings The Warren company has a OO CR YL ET MOY |M. W. Warren is expected to testify’ today when the hearing will be re« sumed and City Counselor Daues te. expected to question him og this point. ig Whe The coal contracts are bel tacked by the city as impro | because they are for the fit on = of coal at,a price $4.39 a ton higher than now paid by the company, @ have been made at a time when prices are declining. The increase the price, according to the — increase approximately $2.4 the annual payment of 8&8t. consumers which in the year ending last June 30 was $5,346.654.79. Thé company declares that the rate of $1.25 will permit it to cone 7.28 per cent on a “fair” valuation of $42,214,195. The Pubiile Service Commission has recently used $30,A NR EL NOI NS at NO eat a NE Te RNE Ge EI ON ema ah ve Pi DO kip oe rd it as shown yesterday $1.25 rate will produce net ea interest on bonded indebtedness of $26,000,000, 7 per cent on pref stock of $2,500,000, and “righ residue sufficient to pay 12 on common stock of $16,700, rahe frequently has been asserted, not denied by the conipany, common stock originally was as a securities bonus, and rep no capital paid in. The Twe Coal Contracts, _ The targer of the two coal @ tracts is with the Consolidation € Co., and is for 600,000 tons at tom £. o. b. the mines tip Kentucky. The frieght rate we Louls was not given. The with the Warren company is C atineed om Page & Poll - PE RIN PE A BN! OE BARE. 4

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1920. Se ee er ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SEURETARY ALLS OF PLOT 10: “BLOW UP DOCKS EDITOR OF ‘THE NATION’ GIVES VIEW OF NEWSPAPERS OF TODA OF AILMENTS Oswald Garrison Villard Charges Press With Narrowness, Partisanship, Suppression and Commercialism. Mons of Discovery of Plan 3, Leased Wire From the New York\eign news. The New Republic not the news re- RETURNS CORRECT , IN IST PREGNCT “= F 267K WARD Grand Jury Examines Ballots There and Then Takes Up HOOVER ANNOUNCES PLAN TO FEED 3,500,000 CHILDREN Relief Council] Comprising Seven American Agencies to Aid Waifs in Europe. CHICAGO, Nov. 24.—Forma! an- nouncement of the organization of 4 European Relief Council, comprising seven American organizations, was made by Herbert Hoover, former United States Food Administrator, at a dinner last night. Continuation of American support in feeding the un- dernourished peoples of Europe was by Hoover, who will act as # +e - —-~ oe eee NAVY TO PAY BRITAIN WOULD “CALL JAPAN'S BLUFP* $4,500,000 FOR AID IN |... ice ot Wyoming TAKING UP MINES ____ Time to Take Action, By the Associated Presa. CHEYENNE, Wryo., New. 14—Gerv. Agreement Reached on Return for Civilian Help m Work Robert D. Carey of Wroming today on North Sea Barrage. = TESTIFIES 3 FIRM CONTROL WROUGHT STEEL INDUSTRY. States Navy Department Gnuaily has agreed to pay the British Govrern- ment £900.000. or $4.500.600, at the . pre-war rate of exchange, for the civilian labor, materiai, transporta- tion and port and shore station f- onnectioa _ deciared im a telegram to Seratoe James D. Phelan of California that & #2 ime for “United States ang other nations to call Japan's biurre” =ctal Cable wt the Post-Dispatch. LONDON, Nov. 24.—The United — committee's un movement is also part of the lees? dertaking. COUNCIL OF RETAIL ASSOCIATIONS IS — eS ~ ve Ew &.. ADMITS PART 14 HOLDUP LAST 2H Harlan Downey, — Younger Brother bat! rine a ' . -— f tion U Explosive in Liver- | Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. long ago summed up 1% petit First Precinct of 12th B Rave = re emg the ee cilities supplied in with : bo se In | NEW YORK, Nov. 24.—Corrup- ports of the Times with regarc ¢t of the European Relief Council, com- ‘ laying end taking up the great ORGAN r m Home and Sev tion, misitformation and suppression Russia, showing that in its co'umns Ward. pr sins the American Red Cross, the Iron Business. North Sea mine barrage. the Post- IZED . Were the words used last night by Petrograd had been captured mr Relief Administration, the Quaker Dispatch ecorrespondert has learned —— Cases of Property Oswald Garrison Villard, editor of times, burmed twice and had been —— Service Committee, the Enichts of The British originally claimed i1.- Svecial © the Post-Dispatch. wm | ’ ’ ’ _ . = in 2 _ . & ite e | | 4444 7 ae 2 a 5 wa_—mees (the Nation, in describin the ail- six times ih. vict.-ious revoit aga.=s: ARGUMENT HEARD ON Columbus, the Allied Church Council. Br the Assenctated Press. 250.900, including charges for enlist NEW YORK, Nov 2 4.—Organize- ‘. aes 4 ; ~s ai a a - on a - . ew » £254 \4i6a soeiad : 2 S* . . & a 4 DEBATE ON IRISH | ments of newspapers, in a lecture at the Soviet Government the ¥. M. C A., and the Y. W. C. A. NEW YORK, Nov. 24.—Testimony @¢d labor loaned to the United States tion of a Counce] of 12 PERSONS IDE? oe ns the Seem of) The Now) York World We oe) PLEA TO END BOQQUERY | @* Hoove that three-fourths of the wrought for the gigantic job. When Ameri- tions of Retail Asmocie- ee | om , ae : - he ame —. es - ~);S0F tH SAN {00. acm Auer s tion 7 | a QUESTION BEGUN vroday.” Vitiard spoke under the turned tts face to the light; but un This council, after full investiga- 40) industry in America is con-|can officials pointed out that they S was perfected yesterday at @ GOODS FOUND a | oon | auspices of the Educational and Cul-| fortunately too late to save us from tion, has decided that complete pri-|; * ane were not charging for work done by ™*e™™s at the Hotel Pennsytranis . @ a itural Society. the reaction following the attitude . rity should be giv mer re.' trolled by three powerful corpora- me ET AS A 8 Og Oa SS SIS, 4 ‘a ene “4 | ec Bond of Each Given b sees SO Eneee SD Aanerteas re their enlisted personne! at Queens- >Y representatives of the National i si a * ~— ts i Gi tm ha duri th a4 recor + "=A 8 “AA AAD +4 4 s 7@ i? > Pi Moves Resolution t agy to frame an indictment during the war. . f in Europe to support 3,570,609 tions, with prices “usually absolute- town and other naval ports. the Retail Dry Goods £ ~ - = ‘acainst the attitude of the American| “Only by the attack made on the ; I di Offi . f niidren who have, since the armi- iy oniform.” was given in the “Build-/ Pritish dropped that part ef their ; Association, Na Clder Oo: Pair Said 5 | Abhorrence of | press,” he began. “The press has not Socialists at Albany was the news- Six In cted icials o stice, been depen@ent om American’. . . — a wre — a ““ Gonal Association of Retail Clothiera, . pd , hp ie sane % C —eewlesee YU aoe See ~~ in Tru -"? imar:? a7ea ~ ~~ : wh : : | tr vl ages jen ** hough t se« to furnish information from which - - — io ae - = rouUgst son sn aa a a estoy nh a ers Association. Th ‘ect Detectives Oct. : ad a tan ee aon sg t oe a a ra a a: ic a a = ~ Fes — o f+. 2 l™7#*rican ac ew >* +h tin — -- = > ace an . " _— 2. cCaed r ; Agsociated Press Je prced ‘a iain - =i - b ia The grand jury this afternoon, aft-| Am enarey- At the time of the! - ta hi ./ bi} after the armistice the British at a conference held Aug. a 2 ie ee ne Of See renee) ae Sa er opening the ballot box of the | @rmuistice Americans were carrying Cornell said, and this business 8) 40. nronosed to split the cost on 19. and because there has never be 4 ” _— — . /wanted them to think was to keep “Tt is fafiing. indeed.” he went on... sh+h Ward Wtrat Precinct ‘the burd 5o An £7 te — OE tiny a 0 yes ag “7 ™ wae : = . @a the Irish situation in the House t\e facts from them.” 17 on teteenn o bor bantness Ga) ee Ce Wate, 2a eee ie "oe gg es a 9.609 children in practically paralyzed just now, owing | eomething like a 59-50 basis. But *ore been such @ coalition im this ee a | a efCo mmons today Sir Hamar Green- “Then he charged the ress of the ievneten end here ven have the chicf | — “Be Bemmaty Aus. 4, o2 5. ee 600,000 in. Northern | to strike in one of their plants the United States Nary Department ©CCS™tUy ali the details have not yee 1124 Madison street, ad £ a -s > t iia ™ bs nere Mw Bea Le Cassa — _ ¢ ek te 4 : - a =. . sie * : : on ? . if a . omen eth earren : H 1a\ explanation of what fe wrone with | 28 the ballots in comparison with + st 4niS system was spread ove: Three More Indictments. preferred the original agreement ate 1 worked out. police at the North | 3 weod. the chief secretary for Ire- | ry ‘ lATTOWnNess. ® Saic paanation o% “2 -$ oe ““““ the returns made bw the fudges and Fr inuand, Esthonia, Letvia. Lithuania. ther * > ecedert on which 0 Hahn. managing @irector a = “ : that newspapers weuld close their; the press. A man of smal] means “OO Oe Poland. Germanr Austr +. While testimony to this effect was/~"." ” pon mrtg om ccyieins Cetin tans PY G of Station today that nn @ = laBd@, said detailed plans for the de-| columns to the side other than and bie ideals cannot found a news- “CTS, announced that the returns _ ed Austria, Czecho- — —w © - Beitain could make future claims for “"e Ty oods Association, whoes ee he had ' | : ta ae ~ Pa & stat ,* at Ae &s - a “was * : ist » aod 7 = Yom SS - 7 = ~~ - — a+ — . r¢ oe * ‘rn : @truction of a large powerhouse int». one represented by thems:lves. pape ; Ja The business of main Were correct, and that there would “""'" ‘a, Serbia, Rumania, Hungary being heard by the Investigating/4 similar apportionment on other 7000 members do an annual business —— 2 ae na — , . — ite 1€ wesentec Dy thems ives. paper today, ihe oOusiness o: mam . ; Pome at’ Armen id of 37. 988 aan : + ‘wem Manchester and of docks in Liver- yp ia -_ - 4 anette that antes De fo occasion for indictments in the f , Committee, the grand fury studying war expenses. 2.900.090.0900. called the meeting highway robdderies. He y : : e $a: nhewspapers have become Ne wFTerapers is #0 . e..7 iGe 07 L — a J ies it Wil ros? $°3 AAA AAA about i - = oh? _—— t* 2 - . — 2 + . ordae Salmon P Hall - oh . ~ | : pool had been discovered, the Liver- | purposely inaccurate ard would color’ multi-millionaires can make them Case . S precin au hen took eae 2 ae Saye pe = alos ; - ’ wy ee - evidence itn the “* uilding Trust” tn- in this connect cn It is ai*o *arrec mectiar Bere 4 — , > 2s of Clerve~ rs brother. Frank * in 3 O4 ite “eat eaige apa oases up the. examin > of the be ¢ 40F €ach Child per month until next pita Sey. het an reement probably will be (2nd. president of the same agsocta- . 7 plans involving use of 500 news to their own likings. He The Associated Press service alone SS Sees SS SS harvec” ss quiry handed down three more in- wow ies ast “PTO Pe tote tion, was then ch S a musician, who was q pounds or the high expiosive gelisg- ‘ c* rged that many edi‘ ors have s0)c won'tda ene? g great Gra! ad ~~ aA. oa Be. i Welitoa W arc r rs ’recin ~¢ i ni oe » “ am 4 oe a reached S00 oe ween _@ rT : «! . ° ae . osen chairman of hire had nothing to do @ ' | oe et yer em ENaC 2 (ging Se AT BEE i et , Tha Twelfth ia Collector Koeln’ cictments, names of alege if - an meric: te - rd. ‘ie councli. whose. ri bai Bee | We Bite at 21 points. ‘their souls f - i ae siecle th cua ial aes he Twelf is Colk © Koeln’s ents, names of alleged offen and American Covernmerts recard — ce chairmas f : | thei or money, and asserted for it can be secured only when a . ” ‘ c eat cry : . ; : : = " . . — : | r sot YT Pr: - — + , . > Wii _a altheu ; . . eagerly-awaited debate in the that such a man is the most con- syndicate of rich men start a news- Ward, and the return of the First’... reaping lien Stricken. eae ee pe ae ~~ ing the amount the latter shou i pay * pints Sees Burkhardt. president Serene, sh several ja Commons on the Irish question Was -semntible of all men paper ender most favorable circum- | Precinct in the primary shows ma- ™ — The Yational Tube Co., which Cor- | ¢5- the Rriticsh “blockade” nurchasee Of the clothiers; James Orr ef the tified the rounger p: : ; gm 6 i Osen pbs a ae ia’ a © ibe > as i 6st) bid ~ 23% ial ‘ 4 a phen 3 re = seek Oe ss on ri re TT erwrrascry Y Kr Nee a 7 oll told th LO x lot ai an hae . > ~ sh : . " , Oa ere — ears — HL Wisi UU. AY ,. == i HCI UGE ne ckwood Committee .- @ Beh tron 4A walvh4erum Hoe men. Harry Be ? me ween former Premier Asquith, lead-| View of Commercial Spirit. stances or when a paper with the $ f the ase Os i ie eo | wes mate af the Unk eee ee ee caeemeniin anes 6S Gimbel Five warrants, chargiz t ' er_ef,ihe Oppecsition, moved his reso- | Speaking of the commercial spirit service ts purchased for on the - m2 2 whom K = ippert- : 7 ce » Tag gitos me niery . os _ - -_ tre FraATT --¢ . 9 — . wet @ 3 ow i) re“reecert azga™e bot ro ors. . reeset Dublin assassinations, con-. “Mr. Frank A. Munsey ts the typt!- “There ts often mo roreft fn 2 \rge votes re . w. ai , _ here 24y and is reported pesos — ne ar aa oe tacis ’ he British — ment C Sein = rege ape garment men. = al , ee Compaction of reprisals, and urging fication cf the new spirit in the newspaper. The Tribune. for ex- loren for Circuit Judge and Cin - peg -. serious condit on Mrs. Sta anne go a : m hought this to prevent a PI oci0 — ot price conditions, © arrest of the / sme taking of immediate steps to American newspaper. He made his ample, has had and still hasan enor- Couns#or Dates for Judge of the St ~*©Cx*™Ticge iS @ great-granccaugh-| F ~ oe pndecap tea Con- from dotng ft. and when America en- Weg ESE: and kindred probiems of lowed a report by Prot bring about Irish pacification. jmoney in Wall street and as a pro- mous deficit, but the family that has | - Crort o# Annesis in the ore. ter Of Henry Clay and the wife of the CSTSS Wich 1010W Wits Sitiiuar OBES, +see4 the war it was formally agreed TeSclustment was on yesterday's pre- trolman Prather Ford : | mi ret an ro- | mous Ceficit. but the family that has +6u's . & i Ta . ' = Sienna pe olman rathe rm a “4 S Pa dt ae actitoe of the Teriretcn Weealts »,. Cornell testified. * > ee -- ha erat ETam. but the nfer he moticn was a4 com position igion merchant, and asa newspaper owned i? for some time will not ~* . i =) - ’ - am 4:4 : Se mm sur ‘ - = 4 7 Sy Basts - a SFreet and Tn ie th eDu ) , — + ot = isi : $ . Mie t. @meuith, ampiifying the subject® Bur I do rn ° consider him a man of “The bu of the American peo- place is in the Usona Hotel, King’s GO OVER TO NEXT ae ee pHi oye and the Republic .nwal amount on the m lybdenum, Fanciers of existing laws in a wary geant. Policemen wentet i eet ferth fin the resolution, con- broad political vision or intelligence mte hare Inet Faith _ ben ee “a7 highway ana ea aver a le sve oe wteei Co. ra © ea cts ahee : ceat ‘is sim pie, equitable and wl Lev » TT e yesterday “4 p. bs . os 4 4 sa & -++* 2 . »* sae * sie 4Ga4ties add e caa « ‘ eer Oe" i. * ,. Sees *Y abhiti soceeis C : as i e 4 + & - ” = | _ As +> - aa ' @émned what he termed the Gov- or of great ab‘lity of expression. newspapers because ther give col- primary return of the precinct shows LEAGUE SESSION “Own Business Paralyzed. 9” en oe anes pie mer ag is proposed by the brothers were as . Tt , bi : es = : eS ce ee ee ee ye ee g : ‘the Tmt ee ~ nt , | efTaments poucy of reprisals, which b “The editors are not alwarse re- cred news and do mo. roice the be- ma ities for the “house-cleaner” His own business, the witness tes- “MORE RLUVYING | ee ee ~ — ee since if them out of bed. i he gaid had driven moderate na- spon- ble, but are «ften the victims liefs and ambitions of the peonle. , amen, ee a Me Es Conttaned Vrem ‘Pase @Gne tified. has been “practicaliy par- COMMITTEE TO pas pp wee to ay first of all with ez- Prisomer Walks With -s 7 ; ; } es : ’ a ° - : . , = , ces orit ; j tiord! ist epinion in Ireland into an : of their emplorers, who el: nt or “Lenine ar 3 TrotzkyY were 47 a = r a oe ees, oo . 626". ; ; Jeet: of oe indifference to, an : in keeping wit the politica! policies great a*rocities You rovrae _ = 41 Indicted in Seren Wards —_ = - +t Lo = ‘ erca ee conference 43. Ca oer 4 Iron ©. at Reading, Pa... ' e ce al ncn beat sary act. An Tas caused dy Dart rd * 4 +4 : 7 2 . + ~ ~~ si x , — . " _ — ~ = — = * = > ’ ech mtis * ss & +s ° ? pt cpoaal . hiss mins aE: oo. a ‘of the paper. And an editor knows about the atrocities of Denikine and The number of primary officials! 27d r sted there, were revi ved Ws he .iid was one of the two Coentianed From Pace One. is a oiaaniianel oon ma tt on atl been shot away in the : i$ 4 . me Irn 2e —- Bae r ‘ % s+hae as K nteka iy TT? {ser -—2 he, rRecr -_——- ™ P ~ = — one : - ia horn twoctareas - mero 'seocoae 4 —- mncerns B nd ing most of that prod- ' , wie: : . . lis —_— —-" Pa Po mers ‘was only one way for escape, ocd boner “ or ak dda Leap dp te ine wold agente see. went eee On ee ee eS tend ona car «ets nga reans eg . the Tai ae een tty . Was necessary to stimulate industry More details will be forthcoming So sayy 4 os , r , irculation of the paper ally American newsparer Would i, 41. fe>-m seven or: ‘s in ae Sion regarding the reduction of arm- ¥% 2 tC CRG Ses. a othae @Tha ae own cigarettes anda FF a - ‘ 1s ‘ s =m ait He deciared that the nev ¥ * ~ . : a ! a ~"% Th oe rae wong | about 5000 will bring down trou-, have found a hundred excuses for , a ae —e ee Sarees T s There are nine wrought steel si pe ~~ een ee peat. = —~e amcor = ehip of a tan raincest r - ae S . 4 7 . 2 : «a , . s - ats . ) . - ” = = on . us ox, - ean - nm mt -_ ~ te « — + a O€i.i.eT basta - OT . ++ +e s- nN ~ - ei os | men running’ from the = | neers . Save us a aa anes rnelt Aactas | Pesolution callin appoint-, cilmert associa . Sep ef the Crown forces bad no sympath | tured by Villard is promised, he said. in the s $3 with Frank | disarmament was poésible. He de-| 080%, Cormell Gectared, gg pleaser inn aiiem = — , . = 4 ~ = wi t pees. rin XN et 1.87 oh eet Lae 2¢ ' ant Grey — “mate: » . ee ee ee os ’ . ° Ow? cat 4ee Mea, Gomme forth from nis semi-retirement "C¥S 274 has s en ee ne a, | OO Seren ganization such as ose¢ judging in contempt of Miss Eliza-/ 5. tog of the complaints of East-| members stand for. ¢ Oct. 16, had de gL S24 speak in the House of Lords to- "S27d for the truth. The Russian eee Rope OC truth sang ss “SS The indictment of the six men in 3* t8® peace conterence was rs- beth O'Dea, a stenographer employed |... manufacturers that they must —e En, 62 2s ; ? : : > +* = — c¢€ oo tn A ee ~_ we a ~ «+ + s z 3 lea afi _ nen a en ali = * ao * —- = ee ~ wee * ss a _s Bue > = . =e - " ime? @ag@2n the Irish Home Rule Bill. 1t | Pe¥S carried by the Times in the the hands of little. Incepence’ "-\the Twenty-seventh Ward, Tw . | quired by the Builders’ Supply Bureau, of! ..o50 close because of lack of orders aring @ tan raincoat aa; maw been reported that Viscount Grey | “**"er part of the Soviet regime is money-making weeklies, and In the soursh Precinct, was anr . Italia Pleads for Action. which the centracting firm of Joh®!..4 u-ssd that a general campeten of cigarette, eames Us by ' 4 3 «7 best tilustr tion of the lvin- ~ hards of the Se c "ie ar 2 Labor = aes . * ~~ * e - aa —_ a a 4 - a ai . s idee 2 eS ee Wheat ay “ Sen ana@°Mr. Asquith have reached sn * - _— mage camalltene ye a ae 4 Bae agg os _— sterday afternoon. Like the men Details of this discussion, made’ A. McCarthy, a business partner of | ..-1~ buying for the spring trade! _ reed to i x . Se mr 7. = oe — oo ' . = ~ im Ae . “a ia ~ lac ait x 4 ms i! Fees -* +a eee he cut of wrd@erstandireg as to policy relative to icy of that paper WwitaA regard io ior press, ne conciude ne ind ted -_ x i compan: . . a. * On, ee ee gr aa i ee ee TT ioe OUTeCaU S DOOKS. of the members of the local commit- reserr Milton R. Schuerte of : + - 4) % 3 vwormec ar - t+ + eee 7 MUTDN"' Ot }= sar ¢ ; ren e € . en ; ‘> ST) | : to 4 Kg i: Bieewes therch the 191 | Wat Coal Co. at Roma, W. Va... SP°* — So were Soteut Nov. 1 - vhs ; . wes & ms Anthony A. Raterno corroborated tee believed it would be possibie ‘© sUBSCRIPTION RATS SY MAIL op amme aerenue, who fer Home Rule bill will be aa al : ifrom which piace the freight rate to for $5.75 a tom, and a few days later + a2C =O Cie TR. née precinct testimony of his brother. Joseph. res. @Stablish working reiations wiih the ADVANCE Lieutenant fn the = Mimenled "ie rset a mene gam 7) st Louis is $3.46 a ton, making the bids of $6 were refused and 193 car- ! "NZ Pace WA2s Af S328. Laston Dies erect: tha Serentcerth “ard. terdavy that his frm had paid $3900 New York body A buy-in-St. Louis Deafr ené@ Sunder Panes a an ne L ’ = . o . ; ~ kt ho ee = i 7 3 : ‘ : : - . e — rte 7 . Ls . hoy? “wun v . eT 7*as rmeda = Lord Sirtenhend he om markea, | PT? in St. Louis $9.:1. oads of E.ixhorn wer 2s ” eat Trelfth Precinct. 123 North Ewire cash to delegates of Robert P. Brin- Sundar ony one vea — mebretens im found tn the suit ™ ” - “- ~~ + S ~~ =~ —_ 2 ~~ d > — = te saint rt ~~ * ee * a) : . : pa on rt ine - : = y > POee os teeOoe Seemed to reflect this anxiety. - The contr cts have a rider which 11 at $5.7 » ANG 309 ae = - “* : ) i ~ a ithe Wiest Was Second Precinct. on two apartrrent houses being built ~ ne ae Suburte: 3. He also iertified ithe year, the price to the Laciaije other lot at $5 showing that « $ 48°28 North Broadwar. and the in upper Manhattan. For Infants and Childrea Daily onty. Tee a Month. 0c a Cong, ers ag the highwaymen. Posted. ; 7? = -_ *? ? ww a - a oe s _ % P os 3 rR 2 a] - ; c a - rs ‘ - po - we . “ - etn New ‘——.eTe . - on Sse 7 By the Associated Press. _ company shail advance in propo r- . ta . act with a | Ps aac RECA nd Mamgeee BH ee oy Twelfth Ward, Stxteenth Precinct. The witness acdced that rindel! in Use For Over 30 Years Dally only ‘Se a Month Sundar ge » Coon E. A. Russell 4066 CORK, Nor. 24.—The kidnaping “°™ The Laciede company ig to re- SOicatik . 0a, . Was Taace it was He Pye: Peataas fg “eee ' "813 South Broadw2 sot $31750—or $59 a man for 35 men were@ oh on 4-clnan matter July 1% rard. who was robbed at ., | ceive the benefit of any reduction ic On 4 falling market. age sae , ) ) - Ci —to allow members of Willlam Za- Always bears = at the Posteffice at St ané Lindel! be 4 @f three army officers at Waterfall, The net nine of the ¥ mor, Myde 6. M : 128 Six Indicted Officials Give Bond. | . a 26 , ender the ect f March & ie Me. neil boulevard '@eunty Cork, last week. has been °°" ee oe ee tae ae ; neeniia i et In all but one case. all six of the *22ko’s house wreckers’ union to re- the —— tied the Downers as “Go lowed by the posting of the fol-| The other element of need of ad- “as Co., at §5 cents per 1 z0iC : se tpl : ioe nan ema apeties x a atime. aii ._ main on a job Signature of Bell Olfve 6600 Kinicc® Centra: oom and identified a gold pim Jeowirg notice in Cork this morni vanced rates set up by the company feet to househ ers, Tor the year 4 r . s- Pp ae — excer a wne in the bad taken from him : - . . — 7 - 87 . + - ~ i i » ? , = . 4 = € ©} | o ‘ — 6a . BS: | the assumption that it will ect “sending July 31. 1920, were $2.257.- 4 f A us, 4 rt J ————————————————— 6523 Glavten on If Capt. Green, Capt. Chambers , 869. sufficient to make the ¥ s 128. R 2 ¢ Congress. Seventeenth ward welfth Precine t ae ee “— Vy On avenue, & ‘money for its coke next year than it ®#9.¥-, Sesiicient ft ake , 3\* - : gress , — —— as the rob? ; @nd Lieut. Watts are not eased, | , e t. & I Bocy 4. where one of the ges of election se roobers who & res is eti “poke i +. af Dayment on the comparnr'’s bi > : hé boe | . re, leading coal and the two usually advance or indebtedness and pay the dividend - ‘ , - Nev. @ and tock &i Members of the Irish Republican ai om the preferred stock and leave $319-" S"='"™s & a n 134, Kimo gvrman t his signature from the re- 2 took his " ; decline together. However, the La- ¢ ang lea . # = _ : Chaim knife --4 army will be suitably dealt with. Ie- : . , , . ae 3a? 11 for aDpD) a ti ne —— ha a .* .¥i hus Z Q } 37 - -" —~ = -%. gave bond resterdar afternoon, in the . of |Cials of the company, however, ad ntti. tetas . ‘ i, i- hl emmcunt of $000 each i ae *S5gan. 4664 E r.itted under cross-examination that “~~~ v he ; ee ee, 4S 4 eae ~ ae alk a with Fred A j Was heié us } - the demand for coke now is taking iii —e tn Dispute. . a. dag : . a Laronceiet grocer. as sure- ; Street ana = ~ oh : nese Net 4@Arninges rerreces* . 7 “ > = : * s fe * A aig Pa a all ef the company’s output. Nie rm me repres r ere aR gg Maggette tye ees . : Urday nigh:- 1 ee : ' ‘ er cent >t A:iuUatCon of 7 £ Yr = = %- = - ia ar he ; . . mM tod bhe- ~ : ene wes avev. 34.—Three; it also was Giscioeed that the 02. — +: Prot beta eggmante ¥2 4 ge ee ee . Nerth Thirteenth s Cin: in : ; . . v* 7 . i . Py to V2 ua >. Tr “4 " 2 = & — “7 ~~ oo -o@ - 7 ef - - 3 se cited te FeGuannie Come eens | prance-Beige Defours, a Belgian cor- ine company by J. L. tarrop. chief Men With No Votes Nominated ; 7 ame robbed by two men ; ; e » S| SF Sad 7 oe _ _ , . _ " a emmissioner poration, is building eight new coke ons nant Ag 2 oe vs nami “s ore . P atti rt fs = . ‘ » 9 i A i.-Vv 4 : lowara Sir oe*s , het ee — o ~eag cause, Dec. ovens at the by-product plant of thei snes eommission f — ‘. 2 . . , Ne ote n for a writ of or = to e Mele of 61654 5 ‘ . = Jés a sb Ay a i, [rf , _) . ' > _ ~ = ~- —* + - -_— > a saat ; 1% m0 se eto a ei Lacie@e eempany tm Chrondelet,| cotecting far fatematin. is ; . to e opening of the ballot box of who was held up br Sure cereal op ne ould not be | which are the first of their Kind to be one month garnet apmeerge he primary. Jude ae. és ‘ Te “Oftih War Sixteenth | Klemm street and Sh : bec. ; - it a b24 429 a & Pi q e e = — — " —— ° 6 , Ss canceled AUSe ‘'y have not in erected in thé country. a eatin i = 4 ra a @ne « _ . 4 i cc gr “Zz -* « 3 ~ a bt ge § tere 74 : *) ~oF @eed faith,” conformed to the Fed-. . The company claime a valuation . ) hepud- “> heputs - 4 4 With Belicia * 200 aae . t stop the inquiry In other Fo Seba = ahene " } - gree ment na. 4 A400 : -— = —_ ‘ =_ . wi - aad ss ‘ " = 2 > '_ a: * @tal prohibition ezfercement act. Ss, Uw" 7 ANC Oases its request for we [Sit Mont | General Manager Evars of the the imcreased rate on this va - The Den r -“ wots chown tn tha Precincts. anc might raise a question wWRe was hel us st & Butter Drops S$ to 3 Cenes. \company said that the cost of these and other elements —“rerinet one 46 Farris had 2 —_— e the crality f the indictr *s a!- " arren etree‘ cae oe CHICAGO New 24. R | ovrena would be between $400 800 and I? the company is h i te ‘hs r Matrer 1 ana 4 +ki-ern reac rored Assistant Circuit Attor- . 84) NS ira Diace. whe > * e — utter ; $500,560, and that the Belgian ¢e¢cm- actual t 5 een ¢ _— — —— sii _—— o - —a _ x g “ 3 od ~ 7 a3 rn ‘2 - yrernm 2 a @ropped from 1 to 3 cents @ pound pan ' Wiel VasCRUI0N and is not pe. edi - . Suprem @& the local market today asa i, | y would present the ovens to the to earn on the common stock, the s3- ©7# os hs Ms oe ‘ ——e se Cullen's plea ° . . resuit. | Laclede company wi - ee eee, ae - : ; -t . without cost. stipu- « mt rat 74 a oe * » , a ne " r > » th es > fagcue ee “en ’ , trade leaders said, of an oversupply. ating only nat the sompeny sh “a wh en path. span epee Pr ry : v ois ee whe — la 0 ue 0 € - at ings ass 00 & ANKSGIV IN including “e . — ites report, enough revenue to ‘oe . e rs has ed a number of busi- large Argentine stocks. : oe: erate them for a year at least and pay operating exXpeuses and mee? . ire tre Sixth War r ™ cue ress en in nié@ @mnp ne of ( sar ee A T Ceamery, extras, were quoted at , penuses and meet ob- | $23% cents today, a drop of 3 permit it to use the ovens in demon- ligations and pay dividends on pre- " ng piace 19 S b T s mtreet- 122 Bias 5 attienee, te aM the Cin. urkey Pa cemts. | strations to prospective purchasers ferred stock. Fifth Ward Fourth Precinct 812 cuit rner in opposing Cullen —The first pages speak— Celery While Grete ranged from 42 to §2| Evans said that the Belgians as- — , — : — as compared to 43 to 54 cents sert that their ovens will produce a ADVERTISEMENT _ TOURS TOURS : Chicken or Veg © | treater amount of residuals from the same coal than the Kopper ovens }now used by the Laclede company. They will be in operation about | Jan. 1. | Semmissionser “lad tnquired with a emile if the Laclede company ex- pected to ask to be permitted to earn return or the gift. | Wormer Jedge Daniel G. Taytor atterney for the company, replied seriously: “Most certainly we do.” | Two other contracts of the Laclede company with the Warren company | | were disclosed tn the testimony this _ forencon. One efor the ried from | jJuly 1, 1996, & Juty 1, 192i, cnd) (calls for 3000 tone per month of Righ | Volatile enn! at $3.55 per ton at the jtine, which, with frete*+ edded | | maken ft $14.90 delivered. The other | i for $006 tens per morth of Poca. | jhontas, 'T. T:.. eval, for the period | from November, 1929 to Pebre>-y | i*33, the price from Novem ber. 1920, to February. 19721. to be $4.45 at the mine, or $11.11 ie St. Louis ena, Pte: ‘Ment end disfigu @ruggist aad Pete ee usr se line ahena taeda cieutititiee eed one ITCHING ECZEMA DRIED RIGHT UP WITH SULPHUR Te Any breaking out of the skin. even fiery, itehing eczema. can be quickly overiome by applying a little Men. the-Suiphar, says a noted skin cialist, Because of its germ destroe Mg Properties, thie sulphur prenara tion fnstantly brings ease from skin writation, socthes and heale the ectema right ap and leaves the skin clear and emooth [t seldom fails te relieve the tor. - | urement. Sufferers ‘rom skim trouble should get a [little jar of Mentho-Suiphur from env good use it Lke a cold cream re = nels , | ACRUISE de on the Float Fares ary aceorc ne imc. usive. Reservations gh MEDITERRANEAN ~RMS'CARONTA.44CINARD LINE Sailing January rsth Infinite variety of Shore Excursions under guidance of COOK'S organization. to gtaterooms selected. Mintrum 814656 THOS. COOK & SON LUXE to they Palatial Hotel- ould be made fmmediately, Tt. F. HARRINGTON ® . ~ ~ isee Clive St their initial deposit of one dollar oe ember federal Reserve S EIGHTH AND LOCUST Open Monday Evenings Until 6:30 \ 7E mark the first long miles of the journey to | success. @ We give evidence that our owners have shown the inclination to save, and we contain @ Although saving is new and rathera novelty when we are in use, we are important—because we are the habit formers. (In our columns our owners write the beginning of their fight for independence. ercantile Trust Company Jipervrsron -TO ST. CHARLES r cota Or rore. Pay F

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NS BLUFF’. Says It Is Nov. 24.—Govr. yyoming today m to Senator ifornia that ft tes and other biuffr.” . of the loca! tikes ETAIL ONS IS ANIZED 24.—Organiza- tail Associa- yesterday at a 1 Pennsylvania the National Dclation, Na- tail Clothiers, ilers’ Associa- Association of Shoe Retail- project wus mee held Aug. has never be alition in this have not yet Ng director of bclation, whose nnual business ed the meeting Halls of Cleve- same associa- n chairman of vice chairman hardt, presidert nes Orr of the nard of Gimbel 1@ milliners, and nklin Simon & garment men. price conditions, red probiems of yesterday's pro- s got so inter- of Carlos B, the taxation never got round rs. g laws in a way nitable and wi!l " is proposed by and, since it of all with ex- he retailers are r it as they are Lever act. An Clark proposal a levy on sales, be forthcoming yncil meets in 3. It may then 1 to Congress. of the 10 coun- five associations nm be present and prepared to sav t the 25,000 51-DISPATCH Pulitens Publishing Olive Streets, of Circulations.} OCIATED PEEsS i or not otherwi nd also ipe ! ll righte repub- c herein are aise ae, ST MAIL IN POOP. goon n eee B12. Ome year...... 7. . y i0e 8 Copy. | tter July 17, Be Louie "ue. Central #600. is exc) ve! ON j feation all news are Oh ee WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24. 1999. % sen Rey : , SS ee SS " a spradllbeorsanain eae Al ee ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 —_ TS PART IN L LAST 2 MONTHS Harlan Downey, 23, and Younger Brother Arrested in Home and Several Suit Cases of Property Seized. 12 PERSONS IDENTIFY GOODS FOUND IN HOME Older of Pair Said to Have Shuffle Like Man Seen to Run After Killing of Two Detectives Oct. 16. Harlan Downey. 23 years old, of 1124 Madison strect, admitted to the police at the North Market Street Station today that in the last two months he had participated in 14 highway robberies. He said that fis brother, Frank Downey, 19, a musician, who was arrested with him, had nothing to do with the rob- peries, although several victims iden- tified the younger prisoner. Five warrants, charging robbery in the first degree, were issued today, against the brothers. The arrest of the brothers fol-| lowed a report by Probationary Pa-' trolman Prather Ford that he had observed them leaving and entering their home at unusual hours of the night. He watched them for two weeks and then informed his Ser- geant. Policemen went to the Dow- ney home yesterday morning, when the brothers were asleep, and got them out of bed. Prisoner Walks With Shuffle. Harlan Downey, due to an injury to one of his toes, which, he claims, was caused by part of the toe having been shot away in the war, walks with a peculiar shuffle. He rolls his. own cigarettes and admits owner- | ship of a tan raincoat. Lieut. Mo-/| ran, who questioned the prisoners, recalled that witnesses who saw two men running from the lawn at 2868 Juniata street after Detectives Wil- liam A. Moller and Preston B. Ans- lyn were shot and killed the night of Oct. 16, had described one of the men as having a shuffling gait, wearing a tan raincoat and rolling a. cigarette, asked Downey if he had. ever been forced to shoot his way out of a predicament. Moran said the prisoner became nervous and re- plied that he had‘ not. | When the brothers were arrested two suit cases containing watches, fountain pens and - gold-handled knives were found in their room. Several pawn tickets for articles of jewelry also were found. Milton R. Schuette of 5095 Cab- anne avenue, who formerly was a! Ideutenant in the army, identified an overseas medal, watch and knife found in the suit cases as having been taken from him in a holdup at Cabanne and Academy avenues Nov 8. He also identified the two broth-| ers as the highwaymen. E. A. Russell, 4066 Lindell boule- vard, who was robbed at Sarah street and Lindel] boulevard Nov.- 17, iden- tiled the Downeys as the robbers and identified a gold pin as one they had taken from him. G. E. Miller. 4622 Clayton avenue, identified them as the robbers who held him up at Tower Grove and Russell avenues. Nov, 6, and took his watch charm, chain, knife and gold pencil, all of Which he identified at police head- Quarters. Several Identify Property. Other articles taxen from the ‘fs were identified by John A. Langan, 4006 Evans avenue,~ who was held up by two men at Sarah Sreet and Easton avenue last Sat- Uday night; Robert Dietz, 1713 North Thirteenth street, who was by two men at Twelfth ana streets Oct. 31: Charles H. Reid of 4165A Shenandoah avenue, who was held up by two men at Klemm Street and Shenandoah ave- nue Oct. 30; Deputy Sheriff Henry FP. Schulze, 1811 Montgomery street, who was held up at Nineteenth and Warren Streets Oct. 23: Dan Sutor, 5861 Nina place, who was held up at ee THANKSGIVING DAY | A Special Turkey Dinner Celery Chicken or Vegetable Soup Roast Young Turkey Dressing, Cranberry Sauce Boiled Onions with Butter Sauce Mashed Potatoes and Giblet Gravy Mince Pie and Cheese Ice Cream and Cake ‘Tea, Coffee or Milk | a ee ee ence sce 14 HOLDUPS IN * slayer of Miss ‘taken yesterday ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . a CO tte ome ’ | Scene of Mail Car Robbery in Council Bluffs, Men Arrested in Case and Woman Who Turned Over Loot GENERAL HOLIDAY ci Meee all . A SCEN Ee OF THE ROBBER™ f Practically All Business Will Be Suspended and Public Offices and Schools Re- main Closed. Thanksgiving day will be observed ‘ tomorrow by the closing of banks. markets, business establishments, public offices and schools and with special services in churches of all de- Ce ee nominations. The holiday schedule + of mail delive ry and coiection will be observed. ? — No]... MERLE P HILLIPS. NO 2. FRED POFFENBARGER No 3. HA.REED, No.4. ORVILLE PHILLIPS. Nad, TADALEY. Hamilton and De Giverville avenues Nov. 10; Hobart Green, 4248 Norfol« avenue, who was held up at Tower .Grove and Russell avenues Nov. 19; George L. Naumann, 2644 Tennessee avenue, who was held up at Virginia, and Shenandoah avenues Monday night, and Charles and Leo Goorman of 725 Clarendon avenue, who was held up at Boyle avenue and Olive street Nov. 7. Says Victim Stepped on Toe. Harlan Downey told, with apparent amusement, of a holdup in which he and another man 0»participated at Grand avenue and Arsenal street several weeks ago. He said that the tictim accidentally stepped on his sore toe, causing him to dance about on one foot, and that while he was thus occupied the victim escaped. The prisoners are the sons of Uriah Downey of 1°12 Sullivan ave- nue .a former policeman. They said that they had been in Chicago for more than a year, and returned to St. Louis three months ago. The police say they ree Rived a circuiar from the navy about a year ago which described Frank Downey as a deserter from the Great Lakes Na- val Training Station. Downey de- nied being a deserter, bnt said that he had been a member of one of the Creat Lakes concer’ bands. Har- lan Downey has a wife and two small children. When asked by the police to name his accomplice in the robberies, he several - names, the police say, all of which proved to be fictitious Roth have served sentences fn the Rooneville Reformatory, Harlan in 1913 for robbery, and Frank in 1914- 15 for carrying a concealed weapon and escaping from the House of De- tention by overpowering a guard Harlan admitted serving 17 months of a five-vear sentence at Fort Jay, N. ¥.. for desertion from the army ELLIS WITNESSES EXAMINED ee ee ee Depositions of Four Taken in Prep- aration for Trial Jan. 5. The depositions of four witnesses in the case of Albert Elis, confessed Edna Ellis. were before William J Blesse, a special commissioner ap- pointed by the court. The depost- tions were taken by Ellis’ attorney who desired to get the testimony in preparation for the trial, which its gave ‘set for Jan. 3. The witnesses heard were Chief of Police O’Brien, Chief of Detectives 'Hannegan, Lieut. Michael J. O'Brien ‘and Chester Boenker,. one of the boys their exe” who, before the arrest of Ellis, told of seeing a negro in the neighbor- hood where the crime occurred. The police officers were questioned about “tery f Ellis. FIGHT PRISONERS IN MAIL CAR ROBBERY WAIVED EXAMINATION ty the Associated Press COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia., Nov. 24 —Seven men and one woman, held in eonnection with the robbery of a mail car on the Burlington Railroad in this city on the night of Nov. 13, were arraigned in Federal Court to- day. All waived examination and were held under bonds of from $10,- 000 to $35.000., Charges of robbing the United States mails and concealing money known to have been stolen from the linited States mail train were en- tered against the defendants Commissioner announced that if the stolen money was all re- Syers covered the bonds would be reduced. I’nited States Marshals told of the findine of the money and of the con- fessions made by the accused men. No estimate lost but United States Attorney Moon informally : during the hearing that it was the largest mail robbery in the history of the United States. Marshal Fred Shoemaker testified that in his nfession, Freda EF. Pof- fenberger tol] was made of the sum

ip They agreed to live together Nicht and day solicitation on the ous wounding at the time and told iain nd returned to their home part of the teams was responsible for the police Schlingman dodged from Their 9-vear-old son was with the success of the campaign, it was! >ehind another vehicle directly i enid today at the Negro Y. M. Cc. A. the path of the truck. He gave bond \ uchn was returning to his One contribution of $10,000 was re- and will be rearrested pending « he was met on the street by his ceived Work on the new home, Coroner's inquest, father-in-law, Harry De Rolt. and an which is to be erected at Goode and Schiingman was unconscious when csument followed. De Bolt, aceord- Cottage avenues, will be started in taken to the hospital. He was mar- ro } © rT) lige ] rahe a nt the the spring . ried . — —_— 4 Gifts That Last The = SSseetcssacesetarria Seesseeresaseaaeeree ae SS Enea en aplliniatpmepitimeagll SSRITSIMSESTASRSSSESSESS RH SHTSSLETES THE TSS SSS Sree re eens A ee ee ee mi } Gifts That Last ne a - Drosten’s House Where Personal Service Abounda SEGm SS CCSCEI CCRLUGS CO ORGE SslemiteredtsceccisustaateuGsebettenettmstaii a pe ~ Reproductions make gifts. RiTCECC TREC ELE rit TEA SET—As asteeetectss SE p CANRE RGR USES SST Stetame — ens We are offering a large selection of the better grade of this wonderful line of ware, both in the hammered finish and plain fancy mounts as well as Dutch reproductions, illustrated. plated by one of America’s foremost manufac- turers; hammered finish. 5 pieces......$140 | Waiter...... $60 F rosien Jewelry Company TORR MECC ee Sti meetSeeetita Hammered Meat Platters : —nae tiloatrated. c 16-in. alge ........ 488 : ‘Seem. Ge sessewien 842 pe-t Oe dcvscceeul g54 tll It tt i - -— - . eee 2 fe useful and inexpensive thread or English blank, = ay ea *., Sandwich Trays Priced $5 and up a: is ~«é Ke Raeketa, up from Fale an4 Pepper ' +) $00 Shakers, patr, up , 7?) Mustard Jars, ip from aa 84 On 44 bt irom “*¢# ee 7% | a3) toon’ Winther + =a see $2 50 . a) rom a2 on evr ater Pitchers p! Tea Caddies son s1956 be Compotes si0.5e f.oc Tea Seta 848.00 : bE Candiesticksa, pair, Bread Trays a1 : - up from 8s 60 Trivets eeee of fs: P Double Vegetable Dishes q . Priced $16.50 and up WE REFUND FARES —in acerordance with the rules of the Retailers of St. Leola ~~ \ Diamowos Oiswe- + Miwa sos . oe oe vee Tr eeeeee8 oe @ =e ee SCR SSCe SOO S C0002 221220001022 228, 820128 220s: . TTT Tr tr ’ aps, hc in i etiocd gee JOHN LEWIS TELLS WHY, John Lewis, president of the Unit-.. |men last winter he had pointed out ed Mine Work. thought tion would be excluded from the @s@ ; duction of wages when the present , It wae ; ~ P 3 3 wer > OE TE ee MED, = NRA Mk ye a en ee eee ae OT } = a 2 a i eaceeati ct iociinetemeatininnae adamantane tenslinediee teen eipanatened

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57. LUUIS POST-GisrAILK WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, iY2v. — - - _—+—- —- - - - - — en OO ne —— . HEN you sharpen up the carving knife and run it along the rich brown breast of a perfect Thanksgiving turkey— When the cranberry sauce gleams bright against the clean, new table cloth, and the silverware shines and the cut glass glistens— When all the family, from mother down to little Tom, look happy and rosy and hungry and expectant— When you realize that all that comfort and security is yours, and that it is all paid for— Aren’t you the thankful one? And aren't you glad that you had sense enough to start a Mississippi Valley Savings Account and will power enough to build it up by fresh deposits every pay day? The Mississippi Valley Trust Company is open for savings accounts during banking hours every business day aad until $:30 every Monday. he RE at A REE BENE OR i AN TI cane Bey stn kt Shy hit lise eee, Ei diadatanstp atime es I YE eas re 2 APR ne AA | NERA ie A mR ye CL OLE A GO LE a Meet 0 7 ro AZZ , : FOURTH ané PINE -§ nn —— xin 4 . - a " a a able. it now appears [th me tov: | " of 149,000 memberships ned if last year’s roll call, has been ¢xk-~ ceeded this vear Special booths were set up yester- day in car barns and other buildings f the United ilwars, m- modate motormen, cond rs a shopmen wh : ~ T booths were in ire women the emergency rps r n rmed > assist the wor 2 sion Complete returns ff he r all ampaign are n ext ted be in before the latter pax ex week as “ff WW x ‘ ch kine 1 e the various dis . piling the total will require s ral days No reports have been received from St. Louis County. except the genera one tha he response has been much greater n Was expected Yesterday was perhaps the busiest Gay of the campaign. Women of the motor corps were kept Occupi livering supplies to the Various headquarters. JOSEPH D. BASCOM ELECTED PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION HEAD _ Jackson Johnson, Vice President; A. | ©. Wilson. Treasurer, and C. M. Hubbard, Secretary. Joseph D. Bascom of the Brode- | rick @ Bascom Rope Co., was elected | president of the Provident Associa- ition yesterday. succeeding Thomas | H. West, who, however, will /ue as a member of the board of di- | rectors. Other officers elected were: Vice ’ 4 | > . | president, Jackson Johnson; treas- urer, A. O. Wilson: secretary and general manager, ©. M. Hubbard honorary vice presidents, Murra Carieton, Benjamin Gratz R. |} Stockton and Rol! °T" > w~ _ ~ = 2 ~ ~ she report of the general mana- er showed that 795 familie rer ger snc qa tna ‘Uo families were cared for in October, and that the Woman’s Lodge provided 196 dars’ care for homeless women and chi! dren by social workers. "r+... a*--—. ; aro "aro ~ cic ? a € © were 245 ¥ sO ALS as a 44% 4 & 32 DEATH SENTENCES IN ARMY None of the Condemned Men, How- ever, Were Executed. By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, N two persons in the army were tenced to death by courtsrgartial du ing the last fiscal ; was the sentence carried into effect. - Major-General E. H. Crowder. Judge - ~ " . , - -_ . — _ . Advocate-General, says in his annua! — " -P"s.. 32.4 eo ti Ln & Tes Trials for desertion were slightly le a perts, Crutches. etc. 3 private Rtting reo ma Si. LOUIS -POSI-UISPATLH ee To $5 Georgette Waists Mostly in light colors $7.00 While they ie. ge deaweedesusient 509 Washington Ao, —_—_—-—— To $18 Plaid Skirts Wool Plaid Skirts, in va- $ 85 rious styles and colors: re- 7 duced to Pysens ne nene eee *ee © © # & Announcing for FRIDAY, Our Wonderful The time of year when we begin reducing stocks. Costs and profits have been forgotten in most cases, and every department offers extraordinary savings. Never have we taken such radical re- ductions. Genuine Savings of $6 to $36 Sensational A fter-Thanksgiving savings on plain, embroidered or fur-trimmed Coats and Wraps, made possible by a reassem- bling of stocks. Choose from two marvelous money-saving groups: To $55 Cloth and Fur Fabric Coats Plain or fur-trimmed Coats of velour, silvertone, polo cloths, duvet superiors, chameleon cords, rich fur-fabric Coats—choice at. . To $85 Cloth and Fur Fabric Coats Lavishly fur-trimmed or plain Coats and Wraps of Bolivia, evora, Chameleon cord, velour, silvertone, suedine and fur fabrics. . Drastic Reductions on Coats Suits High character Suits that formerly sold for double, and more, the sensa- Vaterials of tricotine, velour. Actual Values to $85 .. . . $ Suits of duvet de laine, tricoline, — velour, silvertone and suedine. | Beautiful fur trimmings of nutria, raccoon, opossum and French seal v v $24 ) ? ' : L i : } a $i Absolutely Sacriticea! Practically Our Entire Stock Offered at Two Greatly Reduced Prices r a “« ~ tionally low prices at which we feature them. Strictly tailored, ripple or silverione and splendid serge. wo Extraordinary Groups of eleqganily fur-trimmed models, tn every color and in every Size. Silk linings—trimming of fur, embroidery, etc—marvelous values at 2 f Combining several sacrifice purchases and Dresses which’ we drastically reduced. Values to $30! Evening Dresses, dinner Gowns and day- i time Frocks, of tricotine, tricolette, char- meuse, crepe meteor, velour, mignonette, serge and combinations. Marvelous values at ‘13 Ls ve oe = Values to $45! Duvetyns, miqnonettes, tricolettes, trico- tines, velour, charmeuse and crepe meteors. Dresses for any formal or informal occasion. Great savings at FURS AT ', PRICE ° - os - “~h (oats af nested a aufria and Russian pony, plain or with actiurd r fy ; Tr *% 5 orto ngs ; $ . 0 ROW : . SéincR Freack secl, ecajine, acfureal Y« br : . at? wiik skun&. ra =m, Awe iraitan opossus ,r nofurai or tauge squirre! . Oe ore nos aot " T8inck Jan 0) Wink Stole. . RO@° aieacae * ame 4 « Ota sce 18 toupe Natural Far gray or 50 Srow th, $29. Om yemtad == Two Shia 50 Jap Niak $14 CRhokers..... fter-Thanksgiving Sales || Silks Extremely Silk F LL SILK Pong A quality, 33 in Silk and ” Best quality th in beautiful color Novelty Good quality 36 inches wide. Wool Tr Wool Tricotin for suits, skirts, Wool F Wool dress and sortment. Excep Wool § Double warp, An exceptional qu Staple Cott At Saving P Outing Flannel, re Soft fleeced Outing in pink-and-white or white stripes. 36 inch Comfort Cove 19c Yard Cretonnes and CE inted floral designs, ort coverings. 36 1 Blankets, $2.65 Bed Blankets, of sof cetton. in white or @ 72ax80 inches. Kind sheets. Bed Sheets, $1.6 Seamless, ready-mac ed Sheets: size 8rxgo Poplins, 39¢ Highly mercerized solid cadet blue only. wide. Flannelettes, 25¢ Dress Flannelettes, back, in printed strig Gred patterns. 36 ine , 3 O'clock A lot of 100 pairs « ‘Geavy gray Bed Blank $2.45 Pair They are 6 weight and im s&s inches. Handkerck $1.00 a De WOMEN’S crepe Handkerchiefs in ors. All are finished ecges. A splendid gi on. : = st Saveon Scrim Curtains, ¢ | . sheer quality aan. with hemstitche “ished with neat Window Shades, Oracque Window § °F yellow: mount *PTing roller. Size. °“Omplete with firti ate perfect in every 1 Silkolines, 18e Dainty figured Si ™any different cole Ideal for cov forts. 36 inches * - Rages ae aa aE eM 7

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ear = heated ig RL SE Ot I eee . - . Re ET CM LTT STE ke ELE RE mS cp RNR RN eS Le EO me aiceed ica , 2» - ? 7 -— ee ee ee ee WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24. 1990. See Our Other Advertisement on Page 13. STIX. BAER & _GRAND- LEADER Store Closed Thanksgiving Day Store Closed Thanksgiving Day awing, ss — Friday —Jn the Downstairs Store | 4 IS great monthly event will be held Friday in the Downstairs Store. We have prepared a list of bargains that will be of intense interest to those who desire to save on their purchases. The merchandise offered is all of dependable quality. No mail or phone orders filled. EE ey Goods A Sale for Men Extremely Low Prices Are Quoted Seasonable Merchandise at Low Prices FFERING splendid Sweaters, Shirts, ; Silk Pongee, 95c Yard O ‘ ee wear and Nightshirts. ALLSILK Pongee in the natural shade, splendid quality, 33 inches wide. Choice, 95c Men’s Sweaters at 95c Heavy Sweaters with shawl collar and two patch pockets; in gray color. Sizes 34 to 46. Men’s Chambray Shirts, 95c Blue Chambray Shirts with collar attached. Each Shirt bears the Union Label. Sizes 14% to 174. Men’s Percale Shirts, 95c With collar attached or with neckband. A nélenaials of at- tractive stripes. Sizes 14 to 17. Men’s Nightshirts, 95c These Nightshirts are cut full, nicely made and come in sizes 15 to 20. Men’s Underwear, 95c Garment Flat fleeced Shirts and Drawers, in Jaeger color. All sizes. | (Downstairs Store) ie 4 “ ¥ 7 ae a .~ i * * Me > Pd — ’ 7 . Ss oe ¥ Fa Ds OK 4 s\) _— , ? > « S y . > ‘ a = 7 — > 1“ . mu) Silk and Lisle Poplin, 95c Yard " Best quality three-ply silk and lisle Poplins, shown in beautiful color assortment. 36 inches wide. Novelty Sateens, 49c Yard Good quality mercerized Sateen in floral designs. 36 inches wide. Wool Tricotine, $2.98 Yard Wool Tricotine, in navy blue only. Correct weight for suits, skirts, etc. 54 inches wide. Wool Poplins, $1.98 Yard Wool dress and suit Poplins, in complete color as- sortment. Exceptional values. 40 inches wide. | Wool Serges, $1.69 Yard Double warp, wool storm Serges, in navy blue only. An exceptional quality. : (Downstairs Store) Ble OO Staple Cottons | ee ta ake , At Saving Prices Outing Flannel, 19c Yard _ Soft fleeced Outing Flannel, in pink-and-white or biue-and- Santee Dep Feature—Purchase and Sale of Plush and Mole Plush Coatees For Women and Misses—Arranged in Three Groups 2a .O0 ee — HEY come in various lengths; plain and fur trimmed; shaw] or roll collars; various trim- ideas, well-made throughout. Complete eA, OR em e's SRR E VELVETINA Beauty | preparations — Cold | Cream, Face Powder or | Vanishing Cream, each roc [7 has been many years since garments of this character and quality have been selling at such extremely low prices. All made of Salt’s best plush EE aa le a, Re ee en ee er oe ns co AR me “9 ea Ms ’ & ca df " jet y ——_ im e* ee Me , p J ~ ay oy teste 4 hs : i is. Na ony Me ig ee ig ey ee " ay * io gget % 7 ~~ = - ‘ ” he as . , ae “st - oe) ae te ae ” 7 } j Mi " . . >. = . _& ~ ° rt gona vil Sa stripes. 36 inches wide. Williams’ Talcam Powd | er x . Comfort Covering, | —lilac or carnation (buying and mole plush. range of sizes. sicuinniees aia H osiery Save on | limit 3), eac 10c ] 19¢ Yard | | Armour’s, Peet B d : Be te ae : : ——— Emon — in | Sterne’s iocisine a Cold 9 ° ° Lisle nmr Knitwear oral Gesigns, tor com- _ Cream, Chateau, Medicated VW V il VV T at 20c Fair coverings. 36 inches wide. _ and Creme Oil Soaps ‘tons | Omen) S O SS alS S 9 Vests or P ants, 69c Dressing Sacques Saving Day Price, $1.00 Women’s black or white lisle Stockings. Semi-fashioned, dou- ble soles and high spliced heels. Slight seconds. Women’s fine ribbed, medium- fleeced Vests with high neck and long sleeves, and Pants in ankle length. Odd sizes. | ing limit 6 cakes), each 7c (Downstairs Store) | Notions Blankets, $2.65 Pair Bed Blankets, of soft fleeced cotton, in white or gray. Size Saving Day Price, BSC san inches. Kind used for ELL-MADE wash Waists of good quality voile, in a LANNELETTE Dressing Sacques of a very good quality. Children's Stock POOL Cotton, white and cage variety of styles, with trimmings of lace, em- Good styles, in wanted shades, such as navy, gray, rose, Dp ae Mi Tie Sui Bed ‘Sheets, $1.69 Each bl broidery and buttons. Sizes 36 to 46 as well as extra sizes all Dione 17C Fair issés Union suits, 79C ack, assorted numbers. 100 : - javender, etc., floral and novelty patterns. izes 36 to 46. Seamless, ready-made bleach- yards to the spool. Spool sc Up to 52-inch bust measurements. Ribbed Cotton Stockings, black Ribbed, bleached, fleeced Cot- ed Sheets; size 81x90 inches. Safety Pins, card 7c or a my « and on — a, — a Large Plush Buttons, card &c ’ Bl k T R b toes. sizes. Lhree pair for soc sieeves and ankle lengt poPlins, '39¢ Yard WES Hairpin ot be Extra Size Dresses W omen’s blanke ODeS ae Sa eee solid cadet blue only. 36 inches 4 Beene ieee Sc Women’s Union Suits wide Pearl Buttons, card £c ° ° ° . , Bath Sponges, each Ec Saving Day Price, $ 1.85 Saving Day Price, $2. 29 Ben’ at TSC Pair 98c Flannelettes, 25C Yard Darning Cotton, ball . ge P at ee Cotton | Dress Flannelettes, fleeced Powder Puffs, each 8c ARMENTS which have been made especially for the PLENDIDLY made Robes of genuine Beacon blanket ocks, in colors and black. Dou- Medium ribbed, fleeced Cot- ble heel d Sligh ers Shape. stout woman. Several different models to select from; Ce Cig ein tee ge Sec- ton Union Suits, with high neck, cloth, in exceptionally pretty patterns and in every. onds. Six pairs for &sc. (Downstairs Store). back, in printed striped and fig- patterns. 36 inches wide. 3 O'clock ‘Special, long sleeves and ankle length. Children’s Sleepers, 98c “Dreamaway” brand, of rib- Save on bed, fleeced cotton. Drop-seat, Gloves ‘Wess tee at 65c Pair $1.65 ae a High-grade, wool-mixed Union Women’s fine quality Cham- Suits, in cream color. Long oisette Gloves, in tan, brown and _ sleeves and ankle length. white, with heavily embroidered (Downstairs Store.) self or black backs. Two-clasp length. Men’s Gloves, 79c¢ Pair Work Gloves and Gauntlets, with split horsehide palms. Lined or unlined. (Downstairs Store). made of percale and ginghams, in stripes, checks and fig- imaginable shade. Attractive styles, all prettily trimmed. ured patterns, in medium and dark colors, including dark Velvet Rugs . Sizes 36 to 44. These Robes make most acceptable gifts. mn A lot of 100 pairs of extra Special, $29 08 gray and blue. Sizes 46, 48, 50 and 52. (Pewestetss Ghee (Downstairs Store) beavy gray Just 14 of these splendid-wear- fee es 8 Sie eee ieee Trimmed Hats ee Coffee — peenate, eamless Velvet Rugs, in $2. 45 Pair nn ng patterns, suitable ’ for Tooth Brushes ‘Pek ie Saving Day Price : ounds, 88c Choice, 1 éQANTOS”—a good ! $4.00 at —— They are 4 pounds in any room. Size 9x12 feet. Slight Weight and in size 64x76 seconds. inches. grade Coffee, steel A DIRECT shipment from cut. Can be used in the Japan, and at the price they (Downstairs Store.) ELECTED from our regular stock. There are turbans, rolls, \ ) Brussels Rugs, $1.39 H . “(Downstairs Store) Shown in oe egg and medallion effects. ize 27x54 andkerchiefs percolator. are exceptional values. In such Sawer BS styles as slotted back, tufted end, sanitax, etc.; all have white Peanut Candy sailors, turn-up styles and others. ‘ewestsies Mace) Materials are silk velvets, Panne aka At 33c Lb. velvets and combinations of duve- inches. Remarkable values. rcoverin $1.00 a Dozen Ringwalts Floo g WOMEN’ S crepe de chine bone handles. Sizes for adults and children. +11: FASHIONED Pea- tyn and velvet. Also zibeline plush 8 api Candy:e great faveriea, sailors, in black, brown and navy. 55c Square Yard A high-grade, waterproof, felt- Handkerchiefs in pretty col- se ors. All are finished with roll and made fresh for Friday's spe- cial rae (Downstairs Store.) LPL LELE AOIL NS LN OES LS UE. Ne TEE aN 8 Women’s Petticoats, 59c Knit Petticoats of fine cot- ton with fancy colored borders. Finished with fancy edge. (Downstairs Btore) ' ; ; *base Floorcovering for kitchens, bathrooms, etc. There is a large A splendid gift sugges- (Downstairs Store.) Saveon Sectional Panels New Brogue Oxfords Pair (Downstairs Store.) Save on Sample Corsets For Women, ete RICE h Coats of nutria and or with 39.50 al, scajine, rat Coats, oon, Aus- or natural 90 39.5 9.50 Sin toupe, 9 4.50 Scrim Curtains, 95c Pair sheer quality Scrim Cur- tains, with hemstitched hem and finished with neat lace edge. Window Shades, 68c Ea. Window Shades, white or Ww; mounted on good roller. Size 36x72 — with fittings. (Me perfect in every way. ‘qilkolines, 18c -Yard figured Silkoline, in différent colors to select ft , Ideal for covering com- at 39c Each PACH Panel is 9 inches wide and 2% yards long; in Filet weave pat- tern, and we will cut as many sections as you may desire for any size wnidow. Terry Cloth 75c Yard Double-faced veg ag Rocky Cloth— 50 pieces featured for assortment is large and the colorings are the newest. Cut from full Pieces. ving Day. The Scotch Madras, 39c Yard A most unusual lot, purchased especially for this Saving Day. Included are many fine Grena- dines with dainty figures. The Scotch Madras comes in effec- tive desi and in various color combinations. of 2 to 8 Curtain Scrims, 15¢ Yard Printed Curtain Strims in a large assortment of patterns and og in either Y eiheeer or enter designs. Cut from pil all bate (Downstairs Store) ~ ~_—— == ~ Untrimmed and Ready- | to-Wear Hats, 75c There are small, medium and large Hats in this collection. Materials are silk velvets, duv- etyn and velvet combinations and brocade duvetyn. Buckram Frames, 19¢ Desirable shapes—turbans, side rolls, tams, off-the-face, turn- ups and Chin-chins. Made of best quality buckram and rice cloth (Downstairs Store) Children’s Needs At Saving Day Prices Baby Caps, 49¢ Silk and Wool Caps in dainty blue only. Cute styles for the small baby. Sizes 6 months to 2 years. Ruben Shirts, 49c Wiool mixture Shirts in the popular Ruben style. Broken | sizes—6 months to 2 years. Slightly soiled. Children’s Coats, $3.98 These are made of corded vel- vet in colors of bro green or blue. Belted models in sizes 3 to 5 years. . 432 years. Infants’ Bands, 25¢ These are of fine quality woo! with shoulder straps. Sizes 6 _months to 2 years. Children’s Petticoats, 37¢ Flanellette Petticoats in solid white or pink and blue stripes. _Waists are of fine quality mus- lin. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Children’s Gowns, 95c Heavy quality flannelette, in |yoke and long sleeve models; dainty pink or blue. Sizes 6 to at $].29 EVERAL standard makes. Low and medium bust styles. Some have elastic tops. All have two pair of supporters. Broken sizes. Bust Confiners, 29¢ All are in pink and of mesh or fancy material. Open back styles, with tape shoulder straps and elastic gore in back. Sizes 34 to 42. (Downstairs Store) Scared or - Squares Special, 95c SCARFS neatly trimmed with good quality lace bor- der. Some have Filet panels center, while others have Filet medallions. Sizes 18x45 and 18x 50 inches. The Squares and Cen- terpieces are in the 24- -inch size, trimmed with lace and insertion. (Downstairs Store.) Men’s Good Shoes at ‘33 Pair . Hick Shoes in blucher styles; good, serviceable leathers in tan, black kid and calfskin; also tan calf and patent leather for dress wear. Many in two-tone effects. An opportunity to purchase your Winter needs at (Downstatre Stor.) o¢ black. Have felt soles. (Downstairs Store) a Very low price. EAUTIFUL dark brown Oxfords that can be worn with spats. Come in the newest styles and lasts, with low walking heels. Good looking, as well as comfortable, and of a good grade. (Dewnstairs Btere) _ — Save on Felt Slippers For Women and Children At $1.39 Pair Misses’, Children’s and Boys’ Felt Slippers in black, blue and red—some with figured vamps. Leather soles. Sizes to 11. The — boys’ sizes, to 2. At 79¢ Pair Women's Felt Slippers, in gray At 98c Pair “Women’s Felt Slippers, in or black, with leather soles. sizes. About 300 pairs in the lot. At $1.79 Pair Womens Juliets and Moc- casins; all colors and with fur or ribbon ¢ Leather or padded soles. All sizes. (Dewnstaire Stere)

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—_ _ erie i- Dated 2 b _ Se me ee «4 : , ee : . — . ~ te see re tm - * r ‘ Te ak ns cael _—S ee “ee b , a cn eet SE) c ee os ' an aie g. > ¢ » a : ., - i ~s eS Ere WEUNBESDAY BY ENING, Nw Gdtoeed 2. i 92U. ~ itive Cus: OrAili: —_ eS : ; : . ons — BR a boa a Sat Pie Sone BES Ss erat i °= to Sell for $75,000 —_| "ter Fais'tc Fina 839i His Pocket— Other Rob- HIS Sale involves a tremendous purchase trom a beries Reported. big Silk operator, who was very anxious to unload ls epee ob ann a very large quantity of his stock and sought us as a |“ "es quick outlet. He stated that the price was no object, | ets tars rece consequently these Silks came to us greatly under price. | reves street, manager of ue Gloves Fleece- lined Jers . 7 Sloeres. | Ses Included are: ne a whens mam Crepe de Chines Gros de Londre $150 af the company's money. 5 a ” » — “ . oy” . ti® r a> s . r 7 — _ alte \ ae oe YS RRIF Tere... whee. ’ Fs: é 2 ary ; ie Aga" ba 8 Bete Pe . be EPR * “ -~ . oO aA : . 2 Saree 7 >See = de. ome “ * VS es PZ : "4 % , Lot ee 4h, eo Ges We BS, BR ee? 8 .° Ry : we, . ae Tree. et Pat ee 5 2a , ee ee, RA AS, a [toe # Bo A ea ae a Oe , SF ee Te Dt Bed er FEE ee. oe as i . ee tees 2b ae - Sek Bae. 7 7, oe . f ara ~ a ° ‘s 4 , # ~ ¢ >, P . - 4. hy - “6° > . Ate ~ _ y ae ; my t* . s eo ae Ae * erry Sy >. “ey SS Pe. ~ ey i : oF - manager 4 a Crepe Radiums Glace Tatfeta Kroger store at 2408 North Gar Se up Woet a2 } ng 2 Crepe Meteor Mignonettes 7 Cae Satin Brilliant Printed Twills Se as eae i Satin Charmeuse Dorisoie row?” asked the visitor, and Riche nf © 354 Society Wash Satin Printed Radiums . om prorat to an Aller, ee going to close righ - > —_ : -— = j . - | 1 | : Peachblo Satin Silk Shirtings vs tek tn ie gen ME eae pointing it toward Richardsen. “Put r 8 4 Abs 4h-2s SO - 2 Tartan and Novelty Plaids oe money Se 20ek Goeey aes eo Pol French Serge; a rard, ~ | 98 50cPercale Yara wide, fast colot ‘*Seout’’ Percales: dress and shirting pet- terns; yard, Full Details and Prices Tomorrow Morning wy Sg Our Great Month-End Sales eee —in which practically every shop in the store will partici- $33, which was all the mon: pate, offering many unusual values on timely merchandise. ad Gani Ween thee alae ee begins Friday. This will be among the biggest buying Op- peop ogee Bm roe portunities you have experienced all season. Make vour octets danas canna plans to attend early Friday morning. that as he was walking on Sixte Store Will Be Closed All Day Thanksgiving Day. Open Promptly wayman held him up and took § Friday Morning, 9:00 O’Clock. hen. and there was much traft : Negro Shoots Mexican. A r Lesiana. a Mex wt Se sae edad TRA OURAN EM REI Cn OND ape } ’ } Bee pees Dp BOY PN Aes eS GRRE RRNA PE at SS od . 4 ; a of ee a ae 7 id AE Bes ey” SD ee ee aes te \, Re .* : . Pita 6 a ae oF ee pee’ Li AR “SAPP Ster . Re eee ‘z Ket PY. San .s : : aa x) a > nt ee BS 2 A> re . ae es Ss a a ‘ : 2 SEE, ww x ole, ae Se LOL LEGALS: AY Ao a >, Oy Ae ee ale hadi J = : 606-608 Washington Avenue, Thru to Sixth Street ee eee : ai ssidetinie Suaietthian , od os Read ya 9 n m1 _ with water that was t ¥ red oe e ee Store Closed Thanksgrwing Day—Our f]| Wune members of the family of | RET e ha s Foster. 15394 Helena avenue é a tered and took $3 worth of War % SR Savings Stamps, and two rings val- es ow . Gcreat Annual a a d pro fits After-Thanksgiving | 220° :: = ‘ Merchants who sell our clothes are Sale Begins y Fr iday ee now sacrificing profits for good will; if they can’t get both they prefer good will; it’s more valuable They ought to get yours Money back if you’re not satisfied Hart Schaffner & Marx Cope. on Mae Senate ae Me 7 — . > . “far > “= ar aoe = en ee ao . 3 are . ae" x WoOrkKINZ &= ws1a! } 2 - - v- ~ » = - — . ™ 3 ~ _ ~ « “ee ba. —— = 4a ee a Site} ee! . whi sl z3 Offering Thousands of Dollars’ | mpesal of Cuban. cages Worth of Seasonable Merchandise | ——— at eens Reductions! Profits 5 ee To-NIGHT | Ignored: Every Department Par- Ze.) .& Tomorrow - Es ticipates. See Details in Tomor- See Sinan ‘3 | $12 Cotton Matt EXTRA sPrcrar— ‘oe Mattresses + ~, ag - x > a . | ' Avegetabie row’s Papers. = eperient, acces ne “ares ae , 3 = - — es 7 — = -_ > a : +9 Be? ot ‘ — " a ~ . > ig ; i Rae i RE ot ey Peed ee aE 2 ™ “ 2 ‘ gc aks eR Or as acs halt oe Y he es Ry ‘ ei es A a ee > 2 Hk ca ; + - aed r SY a i. Be, Pas ,, “og 4 - , t 2. A . e.,. y 7 Actual $75 Dresses. ....... $25.00 Up to $50 Suits sacrificed. . $27.00 Actual $100 Dresses... .. . . $50.00 To $22.50 Girls Conte. oe $10.95 wis 4 C/E n Purmedy Y Actual $125 Dresses... ..... $79.00 $5 Silk Jersey Petticoats... . $2.95 a eo "are ae Gee Geeks. ......... - $39.00 $5 and $7.50 Wool Sweaters .$3.15 SSS ? The St. Louis Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes “4 Wolff's N. W. Cor Broadway aad Washingtou — et ie eer: et et RE

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___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24. 1920. fated Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.—New ations on the weight of Christ- Christmas Package Size... Panama Canal! zone have been fixed by the Quartermaster-General. Pack - Panama ages for Porto Rico must not weigh | more than 50 pounds o r | E : | 3 S or have a com- ‘ a” [ . © . : “ r ; nas packages for soldiers stationed bined leneth and girth of more than and the’ &4 inches: packages for in Germany must not exceed 72 inches in length | and girth, and packages for the army must not weigh more than 25 pounds or have a combined | length and girth of more than 84/ inches, in Germany. Porto Rico f Specials for _ Friday Only unt- jet cuff ard matte" Boy faove TAN oaNit =a (OC) eet § BROADWAY %& MORGAN ST. Store Closed All Day Thurs- WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS day - a 98c Bath Towels Extra heavy, double S ee thread, bleached; size 20x40. Each, 99c o> > aes wee ae 29c Pillow- 29¢e cases Heavy, bleached, hem- Unbleached, 36 med; size 42x36. Spe- wide, medium cial, each, : j Yremnants; special, vard, oo Sheeting inches weight, 15e $5.00 Bed- ‘ spreads Extra heavy, large size; ¥ special sale price, each, $ 5) a Toy Specials S. i 19¢ Re T$c large on ae oe «%» 490 8$c lis’ Dresses. ..49e $1.25 Teddy Bears... .9Sec Toy $1.75 Corduroy Yard-wide, fine-ribbed Specials $2.25 Child’s Roller Car, £1.00 . a $3.00 Child’s Shoo-Fly Corduroy; na $1.98 brown; mill lengths; $12.90 Automobile .s?.75 $2.90 Doll Sulkies. .$1.49 yard $4 00 Dol Carriags S.82.9S hHiorse Dump Cart. .$125 $23.00 Mechanical Trains, $1.95 $2.50 ' Satin 26-inch all-silk Satin @ Messaline; good navy blue and fast black, also brown and plum, $59 49e¢ Mechanical Automo- bile 20e $%%¢ Autos and Open mm vee ened _ e Bsc mat Ke i ie Seats + : Oe ey EB a? ° os os —— en eta y ee Sage D ' CE pe : : nate . #,* ~ me," ew “>. om All pure wool, fine twill, soft finish, navy blue French Serge; a yard, $] 98 $4.50 French $5.00 Charmeuse 40 inches wide: navy blue, African brown and fast black; a yard, $D 69 , . from the bolt: 30c Amoskeag Ginghams Fast color; apron checks. ré Side né iN . OUCGS, 1Sc o9C Serge Cotton Serge, 32-inch; best Fall shades. Yard. 39e 50cPercale Seed | Yard wide, fast color 3 ie: : im “Geout’’ Percales; Tee : dress and shirting pat- terns; yard, 1% | oat 30c Flannel fresh, new goods, in ful] bolts; buy all you need; per yard, mirrors, L7e $4.00 Soft, pure white, double- C t face Outing Flannel; an eens Round, oval shape Kodak style, with large $2.98 $1.25 Head | Scarfs Special lot of silk mul! hemstitched Head Searfs, in pink and blue with silk embroidered ends; each, 98c ee ee ee ed $6.00 Values aa ee this special lot: Bes; ail ~o at..... FRIDAY’S Shoe Specials For Friday We Offer Women’s and Growing Girls’ Shoes Choice chocolate. tan and black leathers, low and high heels tn >.45 Girls’ Shoes—Just received an entire new line ch late, tan and black lea ers; sizes 11% to 2, $2 i) a ae ae oco- th- 5; >vY Cut Gown extra full: patterns: former $2.25 val- ue; $1.69 Sleepers Children’s Knit Sleeping Gar- ments; warm garment, 98c $1.25 Petticoats § Women’s Flannelette Petticoats, full; made of good quality material; special, 98c $2.25 Gowns Wgmen’s neliette cut neat ae | Flan- a2 good, ~~ ~~ silk up ee Up to $30 Dresses $12.98 Every Dress taken from our $20 to $30 stock Included are and wool Dresses. Early selection is advised. Up to $25 Coats Women’s Winter Coats. values one co BB Gy-98 VV + aS 10 Friday Children’s ribbed Hose, reinforced sizes 0 to 914; Barg ains Underwear 1.25 Children’s 25c Hose Ki fermerlv sold at 25 Thursday, special .... good quality; special, each.. b | . . Men’s Union Suits Ribbed Union Suits: fleeced: eut full; perfect fitting. Ex- cellent and D } : 69 e at $2.00 and.. Union Suits to $25.00. Extra spe- v = aga gg Aare ey ped & "es « or ‘ Pants: fleeced Union Suits: fleeced; made of au- extraordinary val- perior quality yarn: ven = ni : especial value, each, ‘ sd ton Mattres ered im good quality ; all sizes: 45 ibs.; only verin . Made $12 Cotton Mattress EXTRA sPECIAL—Al! cot- mses, rolled edge, cov- 3 g f.te= roll. as many yards as Blankets Cotton Fleeced Blankets Gray, tan and fancy plaids; large size; $2 9 a $4 value; Woolnap Blankets PAE «nee enes Gray apd fancy checks; large size; good $4 98 : : 6.50 weight; $6.5 ° value; [@ir.... Wool Blankets Large size fancy plaids; steam shrunk; soft 6.98 finish; $8.50 value; pair... Tweeds and Seotch mixtures: all sizes to 1S $ — Heavy ages up to 10 years, $4.98 a RR 8, $6.5 Corduroy Pants Sizes up to 10 years, 1.00 ff Overcoats and lined; 15¢) Vests or Pants Children’s ribbed Vests or Pants; fleeced; _99e $1.25 Boys’ $10.00 Suits THREE HELD IN ALLEGED FREIGHI AN SHIPMENT THEFTS Police Believe Disappearance of $30,000 Worth of Mer- chandise in 18 Months Will Be Cleared Up. With the arrest of a teamster, & dealer in salvaged goods and a sec- ondhand dealer yesterday and today, ‘police believe they have solved the disappe@arance from railroad freight platforms during the last year and a half of $30,000 worth of mercharlise consigned to St. Louis firms. ‘The latest disappearance was of 11 cases of merchandise consigned to the Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co. and vilued at $5000, which were found misa'ng vesterday. The teamster was arrested follow- ing this discovery and, police say, confessed to stealing merchandise for the last 18 months from var'‘vuus rail- road freight depots. The teamster arrested is Otto VI'- linger, 33 years old, of 2358 Mul- lanphy street. In his confession he implicated a “junk dealer’ vel known to the police. A general po- lice order has been issued for —_ ds | Coe ee ee eo T on on nt rian a Ce en ee nn i : os ne oe oe enn on en ne a on on ’ ’ : te fil ' } AL u in this man’s arrest. Morris J. Shankerman, 27 vears old, of 1701. Carr street, proprietor of the Great Western Salvage Cu. 9999 Chouteau avenue, identified by the police as a man named in Vil- linger’s confession, and Samuel Eastman, 29 years old, of 1908 Carr street, a second-hand dealer, were also arrested. Villinger Confesses. Villinger confessed that he stole the 11 cases of Rice-Stix merchandise on Oct. 21, from the Pennsylvania Railroad freight depot at Main and O'Fallon streets. Part of the con- tents of these cases was found at Shankerman’s store yesterday and identified by representatives of the Rice-Stix Co. Among the articles found were 185 suits of pajamas, 32 nairs of drawers, 64 undershirts, 104 bovs’ shirts, 14 union suits and five large bolts of dress goods. These irticles are valued at about $2000. Shankerman said he bought some of these articles from Eastman, whereupon Eastman was arrested. Eastman said he bought them from a Chicago firm, but Detectives Calla- han and Blake, who made the ar- rests, says there is no such firm. VIiI- linger said he obtained the cases by askine if ‘‘there was anything for Rice-Stix” at the freight depot and signing a fictitious nante to the bills of lading. Villinger’s confession, in part, {fs as follows: “IT was discharged as a teamster for the H. A. Lueking Teaming Co., who haul for Rice-Stix, on Oct. 16. Two days Jater I got a job as helper for the Columbia Transfer Co. I met the ‘master mind’ at Twelfth and O'Fallon streets on Oct. 18 and I told him I had no money and my rent was due. He asked me why I didn’t take freight from the depots as others were doing. “I met this man again on Oct. 21 and.drove a team he gave me to the Pennsyivania depot There was no name on the wagon, but he told me it belonged to a certain drayage company, and I told the fretght clerk it was wagon No. 9 of that company. I gave my name as Cullen and got’ the 11 cases. “This man had followed me and stood at the corner. He told me to drive the cases to 2222 Chouteau avenue, where he and another man helped me to dump the cases. Later. at Twelfth and O’Fallon streets, he rave mé $390 tn 5s, 190s and 29s. ‘If need more, come around,’ he told me, but I was afraid to and never went there since. I returned the team. “This man told me the goods were sold jo Samuel Eastman, but I don’t know him.’”’ Villinger named the man he de- scribed as the “master mind,” whom the police are seeking. In a supplementary confession, Villinger said he had been stealing merchandise in a similar way for 18 months, beginning with the theft of two cases of shirts, consigned to the Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co., from the C. & E. I. depot at Collins and Biddle streets. He said he was working for the H. A. Lueking Teaming Co. then and that another driver had signed for the two cases. Villinger said he met the “master miind’’ that day and at Ninth and Howard streets transferred the two cases to that man’s wagon, later re- cetving $75 from him. He gaid his thefts during the 18 months had al] gone to this man, and that he had no idea how much money he had re- ceived from him. The thefts were from ‘‘all rallroad depots,” he said. SLOW DEATH Aches, pains, nervousness, often mean serious disorders. The world’s standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric _acid troubles— GOLD MEDAL *\ CAPSULES lf bring quick relief and often ward off deadly diseases. Known asthe national semedy of Holland for more than 200 years. All croggists, in three sizes. Leek fer the mame Gold Medal os Gvery bes and accept no imitation BS bn hnownn2)8 ) om ’ oh St wi ’ { ' " " 2.8.8.8 8 j rT 8. = = sh ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - +e Ske, Ris . hate és te . "= EE ne * thar " ‘ — SREB TE SEER ” if ut 4) wi ats «te rosy 7 af a * te. SMQUKS - The Store for ALL the People STEERS SEPT eee Three Big Ready-to-Wear Sales Friday in Our Basement Three big events in all—any of them big enough in itself to attract a throng of eager | oppers—together they should set a new record for attendance at any sale held this sea- 5 son by any St. Louis store. Read the savings—note the wonderful styles and fabrics—and a come here Friday for the most remarkable Suit, Coat or Dress you have bought in many s seasons at these low prices. i BSE R ERE Be 2 8) see in “ ; ‘4 m if t ibe m ¢e i L) j . Panes 228 New Winter Dresses Offering you choice of more than 800 Dresses that usually sell at from $20 to $25, in one remark- able groupat_ ... . —_——~ ee ee Every Color Somber colors and black. Every Style styles and fur-trimmed Dresses. Velours Velveteens Silvertones Georgettes Fine Twills (Basement.) Rich browns, new blues, new grays, navy blue, Balkan effects, redingote models, clever Eton styles, new panel effects, smartly beaded and embroidered Every Material Broadcloths Wool Serges ’ Tricotines Wool Jerseys Tricolettes Fine Satins Velour Checks (Basement. ) New Winter Coats Coats With Handsome Fur Collars—Majority Lined With Silk The Styles: New wrappy styles, loose ripple back, straight lines, short sport models, cape (Basement.) Secured in One of the Most Remarkable Underpriced Purchases of the Season—$25, $29.50 and $35 Values Offered Friday at the Low Price of Moonstone ~~ = ~~ - _ . — — MULL The Materials: vertones, silvertips. All sizes from 16 to 44. Brown, Navy Taupe, Black Deep Sea, Reindeer Suede velour, silk plush, kersey, aT (Basement.) 2 New Winter Suits That if Bought in a Regular Way Would Retail at $22.50, $27.50, $32.50 and $35, Will Be Sold in Our Basement Friday at Talk about low prices! Here is a sale that brinzs you the finest Suits you have seen in over four years at $15—and every woman who is really sincere in her desire for lower prices on stylish apparel will be here early Friday for these record Suit bargains. T he Materials: Sealine Trimmed Suits Silvertones Poplins (Basement.) Serges 15 The Styles: Viain Tailored Suits New Ripple Suits Braid Trimmed, Embroidered and Button Trimmed Suits Sizes for Women and Misses. 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WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 24. 12>" ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . beams SS AAAAAAAAAAAANAN ODDO DDD ODDO DPD DD DPI LO DOO OP DOD OES PAA” a Cabinet | | Bath |= | Women’s | Children’s | | $2. 25 a de Chine | BA - || leas | 1 tees ge Stationery | | Towels | | Poe 3 | | ait Gelendtd waaehee enamnee leinty ; | ! $7.50 Value. 1 ungerte: limited uniting Friday. port $1. 49 | We Give Eagte Stamps and Redeem Full Books for c harge | | ‘Main Fleer | or $2.50 in Merc handise—Few w Restricted “Artie of Mort $1] .00 _— == | | | ' Store Closed Torareéiiee 4 Come , 7 oe } fj for initial. — wee bee | gray. Sizes ; This store will remain closed Thursday, Thanksgiving Day. Then on Friday comes “Speciah f there will be no iustrations. Publish- |} || veiopes, ribbon tied. | plendid holiday tops . _ “ v. ©, if | - 4 we pote Pillows eg , Auto Casings ed quantity of Tapestry Fidelity non-skid Auto Casings, ages AD FS. “uae Women’s Drawers sold with makers’ adjustment i ¢ AO Hats are ip ial values of. regular Made of mousiim aad trimmed guarantee of 5000 mules. $9 28 2 $1.7 . £ up, ev - De - = ‘ a *Tl ~~) s*. . *b- S “ or ft Seventh fo Bloomers, immed with hems axe Fleer | and suitable ¢ with embroidery ruffle. Also Friday special at t iaee; Friday, ~ | Black Messaline " oiee for - «is aaa Cowhide Bags | eluded are Hats of Rica, op torte iaek all-si alk _Dress ) High cut, x inch Cowhide Bags | and nutria, combi h ineaes 23- it leathe orners; splen — ¥ S$]. x ? warly $8. oe _ cade; Hats of satip ‘eT tred eotton “Socks i! * $6.75 bined, la rge dressy Main Fleer stit ffeet; ee : Sixth nt | with ostrich and fe Hindoo turbans of talcum Fouts slors. Friday at, — _ and velvet, othersef de. Medium brim sa trimmed with flow: d flower tmmmed turti it er Kiss Ta — ad #7 We es rs Snecia]) offering of high-grade ) : - : . in iit? ang Psa. r > Choice of hight . iu soles and rein forced sizes in colors and of and Infants’ poms ae Econemy Store | ) Boys’ Overalls, 69¢. = = Sweaters OO 1) BES from 24 to 36. Better come early Friday, as the values will no doubt attract enthusiastic crowds. Third Fleer - X z s. B's slay wear Bize denmm and ° ; striped materials. Sizes + to iW ‘oe . $1.95 to $2.95 $ x Qualities for... Basement Economy sStere $5 & $5.98 Silk Waists a 9 Z $3.98 Value. S$ 69 Friday. **3: | tn. Sree a” Special. . | ~ | : € A limited number of | ADS € if | hay Waists representing odd- | =——s these vet actical and verv ments of stock in broken | | om > attractive S: eaters, vou will sizes, but very desirable if | a lay, as there are only 165 in Waists are made of Geor- | Per aM this group. Sweaters are mad gette crepe, some lace | iia of wool, slip-on stvle and come trimmed, others in tai- | Ty in Black, navy, Copenhagen lored Stvles. Choice of | and tan. Third Fleer white, flesh and bisque. Third Fieer wage $1 Cape, 19e “ 2 a q Warm little Sweaters in For Women and »F ; Q ae wae ee ee : we othe open front and slipover ee ee styles, with belts and large Misses—$1250 to mixtures and Reesor. - - or small collars. Made of $15 Qualities. .. Basement Econcemny nd j Ctvit l Cc Th Dress -~¢ were pt Ne * 5 ork 2 two US8e maker at an extreme col abies us to suppor i range o : offer them to you at this rem ce. There Basement Econemy “tore are only two hundred Dresses 1 maf all-wool Women's s Hose, he Dainty and Attractive serge and satin in the newest MR including Women's fiber Suk a tunic and straightline effect med with els and foreed toes. . ° « ent heather ffects. braid and broidery. Shows and Win- ee 1! Scrim Curtaims | | 22: eaproider. steesg Bland win selection will be to your ac SIZES. Basemest fF cesaemy “tere WFP PAP Les Sesnenene Ecounuvumy stere fs.. Doz. ; Haka 5 Doe >] 39 str S$? \ ailues. Patr. Basement Eceeoemy *tere 1.50 Gauntlets, 85 men's Pajamas, ned @ Scrim Curtains of sheer qualitv, made = eteellent quality biaek ie of extra Sea with neat hemstitched border and lac ipe skin gauntlets: fleece lined; n nest Dink and biue stripe . = = 2 edge. White only good range of sizes Baeemerant — Store nattern « Milital iiaire zZes 4 : ‘ een Economy “tere = . P "Kerchiefs, 12 for 85 $1. — Ween ws ~ Lie@ ‘ pr cgips en - . A he : :- : Vien 's larg axe +Fhite ace An Unusual Friday Feature, Offering $4 & $4.50 Corsets | House Dresses Friday $ 385 | $3.95 and $ 2% Special. , | | $4.95 Values w | | . . @ Waistline models with elastic set in Mit bs } © A worth-while saving on House the top. Others with elastic around tops. | te 2 FRE “Saige j\ . resses of such good quality that Corsets are made of fancy brocade and | ‘¢ i | they are unusual values. even at silk fabric. Good range of sizes. a 3 ae striped ee _ u4° ob ‘* a . aa cen front « ted coats with Dig Sears 3 8 and nbr ry — y pill — —— = ler collars of siperer mode. aen fade f woel sed mite¢d wor $4.95 ality merrerized Marquisett ~° . ° ’ *. sf , * . >. * ’ 7 . * * > * 4 °°? >. see. ©. ‘ 24 Dale tte ey” rire s ‘ Basement Eeouaomy “tare ~~ * re * + , a s a "ht te Be. a . . é — - : “+ — rieUunee re. ticcais ha Basement Economy Store varnes; af sizes, $2.95 te Mesh Bust Confiners, in pink only. Hooked : belts of contrasting maternal All Basement Economy *tore back and front styles. Shown in good range | | sizes from 36 to 46 Fifth Pieer \ | | ' 09990900000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000066 (DODES 9OV8 09000008 00 000000000000000000000000000000000000004 SOS OOM oo a oo

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St jIARR : 0. 85c Silk Ribbons »« Patsy Rompers €295 and 84.95 Values. 95 “a> Boudoir Lamps £3.95 Values, Friday, Under- Sarments S71.50 and $1.95 + Flee ered Women’s Qquerenaaen Pantalettes @ Good quality all-silk light and dark also heavy satin Ribbons; 7 to 8 inches wide; Friday, vard flowered Rrbbons; Sees em Full Books O i | Charge Purchases Made Friday and Ren der — 55¢ a ae testricted aie! > © of Month ‘Billed on Dec ember “ager pe Vener, _— = 9 63 Main Floor ’ SS Value, Values, — if. — | || $9.19 | | $4.19 : = 1 | | 1s ThiComes “Friday Special mE o . : io ws i i ‘ wee es phn 1 ; Pies a — f good {jUuui- i] i} Sis ’ aisha ae and roundneck jomes “Special Day” fase there will be no evening papers published Thursday, we suggest that you preserve this double page and limit of one toa || mete : Se en i, ee ete rs mt ee eee eae AN Nm oe - - ~~ — oar Pam tt. uit ruié R17 envel pe ¢« hem aes 10 a00'as Gas 1 built-1 hould at thie unt ult-up oF shoulder 7 ’ Strap modes, VieSs; 4180 NAINSOOK ects, though mall $7.50) $ ery Special iday at OOO Hats are ip DUP, every one ¢] nd suitable for al} uded are Hats of moh d nutria, combined ade; Hats of satin ined, large dressy ith ostrich and fio nd velvet, others of immed with flowers hoice of many light me savings it presents on personal and household needs, 10 Hats Hindoo turbans of satin ~de. Medium brim sailors, flower trimmed turbans. las black, brown and navy. Thirg Floor Acceptable C ifts Are T hese— $8.50 pl Scarfs > m0? the most unusual values s we have ever offered. ited quantity have arrived ek’s special. Scarfs are de in semi-sweater style mm pockets and belts. Made perously large and are lux- isly ‘soft and warm. owt in a variety of plain and stripe effects. Main Fleer Lace and Emb. Remnants le to 245-vard lengths of Edges, Insertions, Bands. Flouncings and Allovers, offered at ] REGULAR ...2 PRICE Main Fleer ’ Boys’ $1.45 Gloves Mleece-lined Kid Gloves. in tan only; splendid quality, in sizes 2 to 7; seconds: Friday at, 89c sec vied leer Boys’ $1.65 Sleepers Of good quality flannelette in neat patterns. Choice of tog or gowns; gowns in sizes 8 to vears; sleepers sizes 4 to 10 years; Friday...... $1. 19 Second Ileor $4.50 Cotton Blankets Heavy weight, soft finish white Cotton Blankets. with pink or blue borders; size 66x80 in.: $? R5 - special Friday, pair Fourth Floor Women’s Spat Pumps Seamless Patent Pumps or dull kid beaded Vamp Pumps with full Louis heels; all sizes and widths; ty 00 and $8.00 values; _ $5. 50 ‘ escat Floer ’ Women’s Brogues Black gunmetal calf or enamel grain Oxfords with Goodyear we Its and military heels; full wing tips: all sizes; $12.00 value. $7 50 Second Floer Cavalier Slippers For children and misses. Made of red or king blue felt with fancy eollars and soft elk padded soles. Children’s 5 to misses’ 2 sizes; $1.85 value; pair. $I .60 Second Floor Men’s $9 Shoes Gunmetal calf and black kid bals., made on the medium or wide toe lasts; special values Friday at, pair Second wr ines Men’s Slippers Everett and Opera Slippers; made of good quality black or tan kid. All have turned soles: reg- ular $4.00 kinds; Second Fleer Metal Beds Sample Metal Beds in walnut and mahogany finishes; 53-inch round posts; slightly soiled $48.50 and $65 kinds. $79.50 special . Seventh Fleer Englander Springs Ail metal, open box Springs for wood or meta] beds; regular $22.50 are P va te priced $15. 00 peventh Fleor Candy Special Chocolate-covered Butter Fudg freshly made and packed in one- pound box; regularly 60c; 40c Friday special Main Fieor Japanese Boxes Attractive Japanese lacqu Handkerchief or Work fitted with key; 75c value; Fridav, each Fifth Floor 85c Desk Sets Cretonne two-piece Desk Sets, including blotter and stationery rack; special value Friday 65 dC Fifth Floor Stamped Rompers White, pink and blue stamped Rompers in sizes 1] to 3 years; $1 and $1.5 Fridav 85 ; JC 0 values: special Fifth Floor Oilette Pictures Special values in these hand- some Oilette Pictures, fitted with antique frames; $1.50 ‘$i 00 quality; Friday..... “Sixth Floor $1.25 Candlesticks Mahogany Candlesticks; 11 in. tall and highly polished; ang special values Friday at... 85C Sixth Floor Men’s Fur Caps Detroit style of French coney with adjustable visor. for motoring, skating, etce.: $3.50 value... Sple ndid $3.15 ™M ai n Floor Men’s Cloth Caps Winter Caps, with fur inbands to pull over ears; brown, green and fancy mixtures; $1.50 $I 00 value; Friday .-.... ‘Main Floor as well as holiday merchandise. No mail or Children’s Frocks Of striped and plaid gingham; also solid patterns in all colors: } Empire or belte ~1/e8 p a to a) . $1.39 1 hirg blower $9.98 Bed Sets Satin Marss illes sprea ls, with ut-out corners, Full bed = s81ze with S\ alloy red bolster ¢eover T0 match: Friday special 6 95 at 7 se — $ . ?) Fifth Floor $2.98 Centerpieces Cluny, luce-trimmed roun: d — n terpieces with plain centers; $1 98 Fifth Fleer $2.50 Linen Shee r agua if v c avte re | Han _— e¢hief Linen n the ‘a tlar sha 36 inches wide; 8s} \ $2.0 Friday at, vard.... r ifth nd U0 Damask Remnants All-linen, Union and ecotton Ta ble Bom ask be Aasivabka BI Ot} lengths,Friday at . * ’ Vears: 8..VVU Varnes, spre Lidl inch size. in assorted de- eions: special Friday ee . pe “i sd | 4 Fifth Floer Hand-Painted China Nippon china Bonbon Dishes or Spoon Trays in various shapes and decorations. Just 190 in the lot: revulariv $1.00, Friday, 77 LC Fifth lleor 50c Cake Plates Semi-porcelain Cake Plates in various tints and decorations. Lim ited quantity of 400 in the lot Special Friday, , SRRES 74 FOR C i ifth ioor Sugar and Cream Sets Heavy lead crvstal cut glass Sets in song = miter cutting Just 90 sets; OU value $2. 69 Friday, oo fi ne F ifth Floor Children’s Sleepers Made of good quality flannelette in pink or blue stripes; with drop-seat and feet, in sizes - 2 to & vears. ; lov value 95¢ Thirg Fleer Sanitary Napkins Made of best quality gauze and absorbent cotton; make: 6 to roll; re gularly 90c; Friday special, roll suroye: a * Curad 35C Main Floor e Third Fleer Third Fleer A Friday Feature of Extraordinary !mportance— Women’s Silk Hosiery | ‘Vassar Girl” Make—Pair Silk Hosiery is noted for its splen- did wearing qualities and at this surprisingly low price, women should buy for present and future q “Vassar Girl” requirements and for Chrismas gift-giving as well. Stockings are | made in semi-fashioned style of the very finest grade of Japan-dyed silk with garter tops, heels and toes of mercerized varn. brown. Choice of black. white, navy and Attenticn, Economical Mothers! Girls’ Winter Coats $19.75 to $24.75 Values, Friday @ New arrivals, specially priced because specially purchased. Coats are made of warm, substantial kerseys, cheviots, wool velours and polo cloth with large, convert- ible self collars or fur collars. Colors include brown, navy, tan, , also heather mixtures. Sizes 6 to ? 14 years. Middy Blouses Special, $4.90 Navy blue all-wool serge Middy $10 Value, Friday. ha’ f— @ Warm chinchilla Overcoats in double- breasted, button-to-neck style with belt and slash pockets. Choice of gray or blue. Sizes 2 to 7 vears. Boys’ $3.50 and $4.00 Knickers, $2.69 This unusual saving because Knickers are made from remnants lengths of suit fabrics. Made of cassimeres and cheviots and fully lined. All sizes from 6 to li years. Second Floer Men’s Men’s ee See ae Bm _ 7 v) MR PL CNN Ken Fe ee ee Le ee ee — . . Pm . ” 4 * ad . 4 " * 4 ~ -™ ’ . - - . . ; , rele % ~ " an * : _ . * Nw lhe Ay 7 * Nae bs at. . -« ‘ ‘ . a) .* wea hey ruth Sweater Coats $5.95 to $7.50 Kinds $4 48 q Wool-mixed Coats in shawl collar, “V” neck or sleeveless slip- over styles. Come in green, Oxford, ma- roon, navy and heath- er mixtures. Blouses trimmed with silk braid and embroidered emblems. Sizes 6 to 18 vears. Men’s $3.00 Gloves € 400 pairs of strect Gloves, made of suede and cape in shades of gray, brown and__ black. 85 Gloves are unlined Pair Underwear $1.15 to $2.50 Qualities, 79C @¢ Shirts or draw- ers made of wool- mixed or cotton fabrics. Samples and broken lots— drawers in ankle length and _ = Jong sleeve shirts. Main lI leer Third Fleer F oa Seve Exceptional Values in Boys’ & Girls’ Shoes $2.50 and $3 lities, 0 and $3 Qualities Men’s Shirts, $1.19 | Made of woven and _ corded 2 QS madras and percales in various Pair, neat patterns of stripes and plain colors. Soft. turn-back | euffs. Sizes 14 1 . $1.5 $2.50 qualities. Basement Economy Store Children’s Sleepers, 95c lay in Bcement Boys’ Blouses, 69c School Blouses made of corced madras, percales and blue cham bravs; finished wit! faced sleeves and lined eollars and cuffs; sizes 6 to 16. $1.15 value. A Special Offe ‘omen and and have plain or em- | broidered backs. All sizes, but not every size in each style. Main Fleer Main tb leer EO I RI ot NN yt OE: TUE He a! I ody 1200 pairs of boys’ and girls’ Shoes, made of kid, gun- metal and tan leather, in button and lace styles. Choice of F) “poe = lanneiette % _e ” nf ’ 712 ¢ ald . English or broad toe lasts. ‘Solid and serviceable soles. tached feet and Nightgowns in Sizes from &1l., to 2. P nk and hiue stripe Basement Economy Store Sleepers size 2 to &: Sleepers with at- Lace Curtains patterns. Specials From Toyland $7.95 Kid Dolls: genuine kid body with — eyes and ——_ curly wig; composition arms and legs $7.50 23-inch Jointed Dolls; moving eyes; outs ‘whe 28.48 $2.95 Dressed Dollis: good size yree R105 $3.45 Choo Choo Cars; with horse's head OF R255 Boys’ $6.95 Velocipedes; medium size with rnbber eiees %.45 Boys’ $2.45 Coaster Wagons; med. size; heavy wood bed, S6.85 Girls’ $2.50 Tea Sets: decorated china: 25 pieces S1.45 9c Climbing Monkeys; amusing mechanical toy—runs up and down string | ) , yao re (,owns size ‘ 4to 14. pasement Economy Store Friday, Pair, —- 65 f © 500 pairs of Nottingham Lace Curtains in filet and Scotch weaves. Made of splendid quality double- twisted varns with overlocked and scalloped edges. Choice of white, ivory or beige shades. Lace Curtains, 75c Cretonnes, | Pair, $3.65 Yard, 39c — : = eww ox | ee Savings on Home Needs the seneson a newer? Dresses were purcha an extreme concessit to you at this rema ro hundred Dresses satin in the newest } straightline effects. embroidery. Shown # These Dresses are § be to your advanti Friday Specials in the Cotton Goods Section q@ Friday will be an excellent time to visit the Cotton Goods Section. as worth- while savings are being offered on needed and wanted materials. Scout Percale Yard, 19¢ Yard, 59c 36 inches wide, with navy background and Mill remnants from 2 to 7 vards in | neatly printed stripes and figure patterns. Pure 27-inch unbleached. $1 Velveteen, 59c indige Gye. Turkish T Apron Gingham 2000 yards of 24-inch Velvet- UrKIs owels Pall een, shown in taupe, plum, tan, Each, 25c ar C remnants of Amosken: (rin bright green, rose and peacock | blue. 18x30-inch Turkish Bath Towels; bleached, . Mi rham, ws a in blue and white che ks ond tweedies: lengths from 2 to Y vards; . . hemmed and ready for use; just 200 dozen; . Union Suits, $1.79 seconds 7] $s 0 Men’s Union Suits, made of ‘ Ducking n ines ot, TOC good grade, fleece-lined ribbed Yard, ys 5c length; Mill remnants of cotton; all sizes in white or ecru; $2.50 value. Mill remnants from 7 to 8 yards in : ; ‘ 4 i¢ ~ ” ‘ « 7 . $1.50 Union Suits, $1 °7 inches wide; soft fleece surface; two cages “'¢: e i nd che ck ‘anon - tims : vards to a custome Women's white, fleece-lined, only. ribbed cotton Union Suits, in the 36-Inch Outings 50c , high neck and long sleeve style; Yard, 25c Yard, 25c all regular sizes. a * Union Suits, 79c ) | with light backgrounds and Lengths from . to & vards; mercerized tin : ’ — : (outing janne! ; Cagrounc ent is! a variety neat'vy printed natternes hx Children’s Union Suits, made a ee a ey, | Ah; 8 VI y tly | patterns. E of ribbed cotton, fleece lined. neat stripe patterns; blue, white and pink; .ojjent for making shirts and blouses, Broken sizes. soft fleece surface. Basement Econemy Store ae | | | Sheeting Basement Gallery jets, 85c Filet and & quality bleck ¢ best } z: ts; fleece lined; Bizes. at Econemy Store 12 for 85c size white cam- fa, with one- and soft finish. Derféctions. Not dezen svld to a tains made 01 Exceptiona! qua ity a eS ee oe ee ee " . ‘ cre f nar varns in a large range 01 0% draperies, chair eovers in soft ancy pillows, et that will aid many housekeepers in reducing the te or beig Fourth Fleer | | household budget natterns {_omeée pat some ivory, wi ; } Galvanized Coal Hods: 17-inch pas 1 _—a size; strong bail; limit 2 to a Seamless Brussels Rugs toe $225 Ash Cans: of heavy corru gated galvanized iron in about 25-galion capacity; Z7-in. high . er 18-in diameter, Wits reinforced 39 Grade, top and bottom a4.41 . | Hot Water Bottles: al] nickel-plated; 1qt. Tie ek °"% Clothes Wringers: rubber rolls a°5.24 floral, medallion Laundry Soap; Sunny Monday brand; made by Fair seamless Rugs banks Co. 100 bars to cas€: per case mite dining rooms or living rooms. | 1.50 Aluminum Stew Pans; Z4)-qt «ize mide $3.2" Mixed Paint: Famous Barr Co. high-grade, ready mixed. in all colors—gallon @2.4% Hasrment trallers Keenemy “tere $1.95 and = kinds consist ehhh hhh hee eee eee Ree e eee eee) ood oe bee he pdb phbeeasaaaeaeadbadddbabababaabbbaabannnnnnne Spe ral @ Large variety of attractive Oriental, and small chintz designs on high-grade 9x 12-ft. size for bedrooms. $1.35 Cork Linoleum, Square Yard, $1. 10 . SP ert id of harae ‘mixed woo! $2.95 to $4.95 f ‘ High-grade printec fet ntock and tile effects 0 k ited. rm anu 4 ciilliiimanaan ' " Peasth Fleer ee = Te eee es EEE EE LEREELELE ELLE EE F 7 7 it 7 rT rt =) a POO 88888984 484844084 Me EEE EEE EEL AEE ELLE LEE bid i ikl hhillidle

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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH LOU aon ee nano 8 APOLLO CLUB OPENS ITS wr — ae. e * Z fs : e. 9 . a 4 d x ae i ™ : * ua Artistic { Iw wal =“ il vy nz at Times at fa oad ; . ‘ mate ; ? 2 ~ > ‘ Ae . ey ee i ‘ A 9 Fas ae ” "be. - se 4 Cc on Sie rt at ‘ + }e-« el 7 ie | alls 4 o- ra we “ ‘ F . . “ad of wp eit — ie * 2 Ee | Se lee ee Body's Haicyou ve one eens . ne a ' , : 3 as. , ; SS , 4 7 ¥ , 3 : : : . %, a4 , : > Z | : se oa . ; oe % : — in 7 7 pe . ° s °y - st Home Events t With Serr eral P Re ———— Peewee | = oIn a difficult and excellent “Span ae «2.2864 Se ¥ OUR hat, your dress, your wrap, : | Every : USUAI nome atiairs 2 Se es te By , : - Ot nina ‘Mis 2 ae . , ie . ai ’ . . : - HE Pe 4 i 2 ‘Se F tg es on . ee es oe isn SO y #3 sa’ . Sei pei . : ia Soe bs Neston: = stare fl ie 2 ys alls mace Company horners this year oes Sev ©1 as gate ee, . = 4 pagan > Tes et ‘iy Dudley Buck, lt ; ‘ — a taste—your taste ; DUT m te 2CCESSOMES . | : é Se ge ; riage ; . Bd & : ON. : —_ ; ; . large teas an o danct seer i 7 : : ty Ps ar = 4 ‘ the . ; f male singers exnib: . e 2 | ‘ 2 eS th fascinaung maiter of personaity De- } eliminate : Weat Pine Sea ara wi oe Ta i s he: ; as — : - 4 doer aah oF = ‘ ad 6 sline of ext 2s 7 ; : 4. 2 | ’ .- ; | facilitate the — os a | | eee) On Ww: . ae Se ; S: ee Some personalities take 2 gleam of fire- ‘ aon aa ti . ee = : * ‘ - . ' os 7) othe. ¢ z Sas Ee a Te we ox ~ —. ; ‘ P = § " + L-> 4 4 ; 3 . tet he eer \ 4 = " ‘ - “ > : ; : hb - ? ae oe at the © | ri oe eee | of this a In the “Spas a. | : 7 , | ns of our . Bs ee ae ee pW gee ee ae ' - ” ,. : — _— - : 7 % ¥ tn 7 v0 ees Pe) mal pt . . - - em a eo > ape , See ae “i A” SGR ae. a i. * - - _ ~ ? P . ~ ; , _ ‘ - . ° : - y 5 aie om Y - - a’ | at —_ * » * “ - : : sts SNS pier ~ a aes mm poser of her light through an amber pendant ; others F Wise. At the | show best through a Chantilly lace fan; Tif | IO ye payee Alpha © another glitters in every line of a gold { | | We are sit eens With & tA Cees a tan ge: : and black enamel cguarette case with a | | : ee ne ene cdan Lammert Jr. | ae = ne ~. Aone. pearl tassel.. Couldn’t you read a | corner If a = r | woman's character by the trifes on her | | are experie ressing table? . . . Are yes quaint and | | ee ‘ h © ar -7 , harming? Are you daring and ultra- busy peopie ae Sega 8 oe SS RE? eee a Why b:AS TiO Ce: modern ° re you sO imdividuai tha Smith, Edward | Gag gate aa S| :, tes in his voice, and was am you ju id being “arty?” Theo Our o the accessories you choose! equal ¥ SF ; cae SP eae A Gy = ' —— = = = -- - — — — — " - ™ ~ . ” —_ = i inte -* ad - . - - . . .** = ee ie a i MO Or i i il z ‘ ox: patos nected — 5s , ee ee b Neh . ¥ a - - a ~~ ‘ = a . . - — . - ™ o'= g 2 « - a © = oe ~-s a. - aaa 2 s+ we an ¥ _— ‘ - « . ‘ ° " - - ~ a » 3 > + : - ~ ’ — ' ] I : Social tems | ~ 3 ia : ; ee.” Galina shored phoresis oe ts Announcement Was Mace : iay¥v : oo } ir the v ’ he ser in Fra . amocr SEIN ETRE =m «@ gout or the engagement of Mise Pa re Ru : ‘mn veare with the Washington biack enamel and diamonds fvery ‘oo — . - te enn TE ee : ’ | EA eS man loves to dangle a bit of personal ADVERTISEMENT 3 Spaceman te ate . iy at the end of 6 cord Bebe! cin Wing Seg, Bards nee The Christmas Gifts number of ee eres - Them With a Little Organic irc stead of Taking william B. Sword est of ) s0ne ; Us ~ & as‘ . »* -*. »* 2 2 st . _¥eryoeage ’ fs - - . - -+- ” tA > ‘ 2 > * * . ’ a - ¢ , . i el we 7 > > “ ? ’ is . 5 dated December ] ee Lo BPO a. = eh -¢ . - a | ture that you would _— a gat doce you the pr pet amount of good. Over 4 & pe y are os RR oo 9s se eases 0 . two million te 7 roht tc HE person s ec for you [f you are interested m shocs—and whet women n't? — 78 rr eenath cut of it. To get | 3 1 th have be ent .out by a iia: Tames $90 on! are shown ages. Ami these aime pages, ike you will Gnd that the very most charr’m; omes that cick ' . acon | Mrs : et f 34 , 2 > t, contain th *- thew Beets on the Avenye hawe beea photographed for é:d, or tawe organic « and eat more such iron— . 4 Tt = 5 ~ a.-x * = saline S406 4 bah 4 Ue eres | Sutietitute 4 Pa Suits—values to $45 for ..§ Suits—values to $65 for.. §$ Fur trimmed and tailore Fur trimmed and tailored fp Ras ee 0G... Ot for Infants and lInavatlids hhiocs——0 noc ome iO = Oni) a omc Aor

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+8 ‘* " ee er a 38 sas ates ats Bo eat ost oSeer % ome 2 ri P Yo i : a ts Oe OG ae Os TR ES: Ok We eee eh, ee eee Ps x 3 ps Re eRe . Sk An - rs. 8 ; “ _—- Ree SPR ee at Cae ee eee ee fad WEDNESDAY LVENING, NOVEMBER 23. 1920. ~ coenenaggueenane - - —_ —~ —- a et +—~ = meee —_ = - —— | 12 MINERS HURT WHEN. | = — _ Buyers and Sellers of Real Estate | CAGE DROPS 150 FET | Hees i | | id YOU have bought property and given your arr it adds s touch of seat ae | notes in part payment, or if you have sold “Frey peed of Diower Bell ® property and taken in payment notes maturing Sees” Ho conte, Daag Ee each month, you can use one of these plans to your advantage. JI. LOUIS PUS{-OISPATCH et te 3°. LOLS POST-DISPATCH I - ADVERTISEMENT | Spread Your Bread With Dinner Bell You'll relich it in the morning of stearumg a oes uick Action Banking Every arrangement in this Company is designed to eliminate red tape and to facilitate the banking transac- tions of our customers. a S ae We are situated on a busy Men injured When Being Low- ered to Their Work at Williamson, Ill. calls the appetite invitingly! _ Your dealer can supply thas sat- ifving nut margarip at a price that means a rea! saving tn your butter tell. Look for the Dunner Bell Gol on the distinctive white tile carton be sure to mention Diase Buy it today. The Glidden Nut Butter Co. Chicago Missour! ‘Not Botter Coe | S01 “N. Nd St... Mt. Leis Distributors 4t All Good Dealers Twelve men were injured when a H > | ow to pay off cage dropped 150 feet down the shaft of Mine No. 2 of the Mount mortgage notes Olive and Staunton Coal Co. at Wil- ‘How to invest time payments Set aside each month an amount equal to what you | us would ordinarily pay in rent and add such sums as you are able to save. Deposit your notes with and we will collect them without charge. 38 miles northeast of St. Louis, at 7 a. m. today. Mike Hollowich’s right broken and G. Bertoldi received in- others liamson, JIl., leg was NNER As the notes are col- lected, we will forward to you ternal injuries. The 10 seemed to have escaped with minor I ; there was “a possibility nvest these amounts in hurts, but of internal injuries and all were sent Ser in a busy district and to St. Francis Hospital at Litenfela, || GUARANTEED FIRST MORTGAGE PARTICIPATIONS NUT MARGARIN leted. You can econ feel ite § 4 r ‘ 3 being taken to Staunton in automo- ' dh , ‘ a Strengthening, Invigorating a are experienced in serving biles and from there to Litchfield on || @2G@ Mave all of the invest- Carning imterest com- Effect. » | a special car of the Illinois Traction ments fall due on the first | pounded semi-annually The Syrup is flavored and chil... - busy people. ee oe day of the month your |} from date of collection and — oe oe pe SB on “- rhe 600 men employe in 1e | ae . a m no Nux- , O rs z f mines were being lowered in the two | note falls due. _ pees coger yr epi ous drugs, Coe Se | “ ur O l ‘ ’ > - tages. Twenty-nine cage loads had In rc ey : ~o A O He monty gven to The Babe. : mother with perfect safety. “a equ y casy to consult |/and was half way down, Hugh months. Each investment In this way smail sums ” | : : g : Menk, the engineer, tried to shut off earns imterest and the | of $50 or more are invested Rhyore a At this bank, you can make or withdraw deposits, the power, as usual. to gradually }/ amounts invested fall due | at good rates as soon as sithins 22 ° ° ° Slacken the speed o 1e escent. Ratiead ee - or secure advice on matters of business quickly, The engine did not respond and the P| When needed, relieving | collected, and at maturity a ae ‘ : ; . seus alana to the tetiees “uae you from the necessity of [| you realize the full cae un conveniently and to your entire satisfaction. partially checked by the counter- [| Yraising the entire amount | amount with interest and ADVERTISEMENT 5 ' ee | f ADVERTISEMENT » balance of the empty ascending at one time. interest on interest. — et ee ; cage. | C t h Will G ‘ : @ ' When the descending cage struck | a arr I 0 Si > the bottom the men were piled in a If evther of these plans entcrest you, let us igns isease " by EePrIC rs | Wi || heap and most of them were ren- gwe you full details and show you how you can Help Comes in Two Minutes—Com- “ a “22 ; at dered temporarily unconscious. | ff) adapt them to your particular requirements. plete Relief in a Few Weeks a . — ee menenae £00: 8 Sia 3 ie a They were extricated by men who Complexion, Weakness, Emact- — 2 | ah, beg haw : a It relieves stomach misery, sour stom. Post-Dispatch WANT ADS are yoampus ach, belching and all stomach disease .ppvants ready to wait on you at’)"* or money back. Large box of tablets © « t all drugyvists in all towns. \ & >. moments notice, 3821-38223 SOUTH BROADWAY- storcrvwie72 victTror 7s7 { 3 f a4 4 ; that this explained his having drugs| A | in his possession when arrested, {| Judge Faris said he would try to aces ] : effect a cure where the medigal pro- ; | i | fession had failed, and handed down if the sentence aft Bf > Beecher, said that his client had been , : r | injured in a balloon accident 20 years ' 7) our roce we | ago and had developed the drug 9° e a 3% : habit at that time. Dr. Barton testi- °° : fied that he had trie dto cure Beeche1 ie c3 rn er Ca ne ; f ‘eo ‘ | on several occasions and that de- Sim a. Bre Ss ak: I ] t | & Would you undertake the constant bargaining with pro- P jerivafion of the drag tn sagh Get y aeae 1 ducers, manufacturers, wholesalers, to keep prices down? SS hes to ‘a ennbtion tou eee : | } IL . og teac, a 4s o Faris. the physician said that pos-' £ a risk oo se naseraragedl of ra I Cte : stock | ne soso tend + 5 ew exclusive Brunswick Method of Reproduc- | ood, s ies to satisiy the varied wants Of man; ae eee eis : ; *: aaa ? : é 53 | Seenabiy Would seen Ghee eee tion revolutionized old-time methods, setting new } differeat customers! Judge Faris rejected Raithel’s plea : f f for leniency for his client !and pro- tone standards, producing truer, sweeter tones than : —the cheerful response to hundreds of calls each day | nounced sentence. Beecher ts mar- for table things on which he makes a trifling profit, | ried and haa.s tamtly. His todtmens you have ever heard before. oftentimes actually suffering a loss? morphine throughout 20 years. ; . George Green, a negro, was sen- The Brunswick Method is based upon two remark- —the long hours behind the counter, from early morning tenced to 18 months in the Federal! ‘ ; O h Ul , J ° . penitentiary after evidence was in- - = till late at night? | = troduced to show that he had been a able inventions. One, the on iS oe a record re sie | persistent opit smoker for 21 years = o With all the hard work and small profits it is really a ae cr ke tad teen, eae ee producer, accurately counter-ba ances to lessen sur thankless undertaking. His principal compensation is | | oy tae ee ee face noises. It enables The Brunswick to play any . the knowledge of real service, well performed. im record made, just as it should be played, and without . | Thanksgiving Dinner for 10 Cents. Your grocer Can make a fair living only when he has i | Dy che Asse lated Pres Pee Pees the use of attachments. your full co-operation and undivided support. Start Mm = plete” ‘Thanksgiving dinner for 10 | | giving him that today. ee ee eee The other, the Oval Tone Amplifier, is an all-wood : Ml ployes. ‘Mrs. Arthur anid she expect- tone chamber, scientifically shaped according to Mrs. Rorer's Own Blend | et ee ee eee acoustic laws, allowing tone waves to amplify in the dinner and announced the unlimite: To the true lover of good coffee, | | portions would consist of baked proper, natural manner. there's none to compare with Mrs. | | goose with cranberry sauce, pe Rorer's Own Biend. Roasted and dressing, stewed corn, celery, rolls blended from the finest coffees the | and coffe It is only to be expected that every Brunswick isa id prod — ackage is —_— ; “tar” cs capone ee gem | PORE Se notably fine piece of cabinet work. For Brunswick’s | | ‘iniihicniinintornacea whiiaainone «eee B ° master woodcraftsmen were famous for their skill Serving Mrs. Rorer’s Own Blend SS Ay ris alware considered | \S fe ip { long before phonographs were thought of. “The Essence of Good Taste” | ~ | All we ask is that you see and hear The Brunswick before you choose your. phonograph. Also ask to hear the new Brunswick Records,which any Brunswick dealer will gladly play for you. They | can be played on any instrument using steel or fibre Climax Baking Powder Draperies Nis | needles is today the feverits lsaven with Stockings “4 / economice ewipes. 1 8 1b. before the wor—t8e Ib, vw edd» THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER COMPANY ; ” Manual actarers—Established 1845 Buy ‘‘Diamond Dyes’’—no other kind! Then perfect results are | guaranteed, no matter whether vour | | material be wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed goods. bd You can not make a mistake. Niehoff Grocer Co. Simple directions are in each pack- ‘ . age. Druggist has color card—16 rich Distributors . | enleas { ° Mrs. Rorer’s Own Blend Coffee and Lucky : ‘Boy Products. | lamon PHONOCRAPHS AND RECORDS | yes _

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© Ate manatee eed etn, a th NR” IRR RP i aN! a pe oh _v + G2 - “Fea ag ae In \ ‘a NS I OR EE A Tes ON, Maal len irene wi em A ghia oxi a smtp nga ‘ EN AE RES. ile FR ELE: AIA tt er “ . saint aieaanld 4 eal tae: Pee ee. eee ai a 2 ee ere 5 ie en pg AO gett . tole terion scree tte. ae : bape ; we J : Oe igs a iit Cin 4 « - ~ ai yp we Mot Las rae es ae mag -“ *A5 WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24. 1920. oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ADVEETISEMENT BETTER THAN WHISKEY FOR COLDS AND FLU _ New Elixir, Called Aspironal, Medicated With Latest Scientif- ic Remedies, Used and Endorsed by European and American Army Surgeons to Cut Short a Cold and Prevent Complications. Every ist in U. S. In- structed to Refund Price While You Wait at Counter if Relief Does Not Come Within Two Minutes. - Delightful Taste, Immediate Re- lief, Quick Warm-Up. The sénsation of-the rear in the @rog trade is Aspironal, the two- minute ecjd and couch r r. a thoritatively guaranteed ratories; tested, approved and mos* enthusiastically endorsed by te Sigh- est authorities, and proclaimed OF the common people as ten times as quick and € ff. etive @S WioOtsa r x and rye, or any other cold and cough gémedy they have tried All drag stores are now supp! with the wonderfu! new : ros ‘ou have to do to get r f that cold ie ¢ step into the nearest drug stor han th a r 2 bett ‘ . r t ecrve vi , to teaspoonfuls of water az reur wat ie ‘ = L. . . drink at one sWa © 3 - » money back in two minutes if you eannct feel your ¢coid fa rg ay like a dream “within the time irmit Don't be bashful, for the druggists invite you and expect you to try it. Everybody 's doing | When your i or eough is fr Heved. take the remainder of the bottle home to vour wife and babies, for Asp! ironal is by far the safest and ‘t to take ‘and eough ire n. most effectiv . the easies the most state ec ld remedy for infants and ehil ADVERTISEMENT HOME-MADE, BUT HAS NO EQUAL FOR COUGHS Makes a family supp!) y of really de- pendabie cough medicine. Easily prepared, and saves ee $2. If you have a severe ce — or ¢old accompan ed with throat tickle, hoarseness, o thine or if your chil during the night with croup want quek help, try this re home-made eough reme iy. gist can supply you wi th ‘ *hest soreness of Pinex. Pour this into a pint bottle and fill the bottle with plain granu Jated sugar syrup. Or you can use tlarified molasses, honer, or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup, if desired. This recipe makes a pint of really remarkable cx ugh remedy. It tastes good, and in ST ite of ta low cost, 1t can be det en: upon to give quick and lasting ee You ean feel this take hold of 5 eough in a wav that means business. It loosens and raises the phlegm. stops throat tickle and soothes and heals the irritated membranes that line the throat and bronchial tubes with such promptness. ease and tainty that it is really astonishing. Pinex is a special and hich!y econ- eentrated compound of genn Nor- Way pine extract, and is probably the best known means of overco severe coughs, throat and chest colds. There are manv worthless imita- tions of this mixture. To avoid @is- appointment, ask for ‘‘2%, ounces of inex ’’ with full direct accept anrvthing e’se. Cer- ine ming 7 34 : Ione any LOT > . =e » Le : horsepower Packard engine, ered among the best ae oul = Wh s Hep elsieitt. . Drink More Milk Heavy foods often leave one heavy mentally. When no great physical exertion is required dur- ing business hours, milk drunk at lunch, as the principal food, has no bad after-effects, and the mind is clear and active for the day’s problems. St. Louis Dairy Company’s Milk is rich in those body and mind building properties that make for robust health and vitality. St. Louis Dairy Company’s Milk is pure milk, because exacting sanitary precautidn from the dairy to the table guarantees it. usual importance to those who carefully guard their health. This is of un- Drink more milk. All the family should cultivate the habit, because good milk is good for young and old alike. St.Louis Dairy Gompany lifting the trophy In charge of Lieut. J. A. Macready. it was on [ts way from McCock Field. Daryten, O In landing et Buffalo one wing was damaged. Pore oume given to ship — Diane on by and it is hoped to make repairs me time to get it in the race. A a Ee ~ Navy Announces Types of 15 a Entered in Race. WASHINGTON, Nov 24.—The Nary Department bas announced the types of 15 planes it has entered for the Pulitzer Trophy contest to be held at Mineola, N. Y.. Thanksgiving day, the list inctuding two special model moneplanes and two triplanes, which will compete fer the invita- | ~p- prize. Lieutenant~Comander V. | Griffin Jr. will have charge of the | st entries, whose pilots will in- fail it _ elude both officers and enlisted men j treatment for of the navy and marine corps. The E. W. and 4 Everrwhere STOP THING EF FRZEMA Lat Drag Advice Wil Bap font ge Zeme | el sister-in-aw is « ruggist She told me of several bad st sia and ‘liver casee which were ~enefted byw taking Mayr’s Wonderfu! Remedy and advised Me te try it. I bad saumerous bed at tacks @ue to bicati ng end had aimost cenetant pain in my stemach before getting your remedy, I am feeling tne now.” It @ « simpie. harmiecss prep- aration that removes the catarrhal ma- cus frem the imtestina] trect and a lays the inflammation which cagees practica!- 'y ell stemach (rer amt intestinal af’ ments. inciud@ding appendicitian. One dose wt) ee or money refunded. Zz. Landers. Carendelet. Ma. 1 HEADACHE TABLETS ‘| See BBeadaches and Meuselste When in any trouble, fust maturally e 5 and they'll peint the way out. Business firme who want your rders /turn te Post-Dispatch WANT ADS, other 10, 25, 50 canta. "NEW YORK CEN TRS In the Dining-Car HE dining-cars of the New York Central Lines are not run for profit. They exist solely for the convenience and comfort of travelers. The greatest care is exercised in the selection of the food. No big hotel could be more particular in this regard. As you take your seat and order your meal, have you ever stopped to consider that you are but one of 10,726 persons served every day | on these Lines ? That twenty years of thought and effort and plan- ning stand behind the serving of this single luncheon or dinner ? This dining-car service, concentrated under one roof would, in itself, constitute a problem; but, scattered over a territory embracing twelve thousand miles or more, it represents a responsibility of | even greater magnitude. | ID you know that the New York Central Lines purchase 2,015,000 pounds of meat a year for consumption m their diners? That there are 154 dining-cars like that in which you are riding, and that this number is being rapidly increased? Twelve new dining-cars will soon be completed and in use. These cars cost approximately $46,000 each—an investment which would make possible quite a.commodious night-and-day caty restaurant. The number of waiters who serve the traveling public on these Lines is 884, and in the course of a year 42,993 bushels of potatoes are bought; 235,392 pounds of butter; 720,000 loaves of bread; 365,475 pounds of chicken; 371,193 pounds of sugar; and 324,060 dozen eggs. In the compact kitchens are 651 busy cooks. And the unbeliev- able sum of 14,076,108 pieces of linen are laundered every year. VERY employee in our dining-cars is physically examined at the time of his engagement and at stated intervals thereafter, and must pass exacting tests. Under the pressure of many transportation probiems, the comfort and convenience of passengers have always been major considera- tions on the New York Central Lines. THE Ni:W YORK CENTRAL LINES Womanhood 5 bot tendency to constipatiga begins with girls as the roach maturity, and that @ verrtimet he mother stow! éwitrh er the important ?enction of daily gimination 1s reguiar and normal, Wary thousands of mothers ws daagetcrs willtell you they give Dr. Cal éweil 's Syrup Pepsin A vent te relber™® pation and! its COTMOPer symp eons: - a} . a he had breast picasness loss of appet te and res} + at drum stores last year. ft ne quiwot the k of in the world, ees ty dwell's Syrup Pepsin she ~arket thirty rears end on th —_ mest be genuine merit behis & to develop s° jarge and seady 8 gale. Buy 2 detle Ee Sead me sour name and addve eed I will send > “2 fre tric! boe ” hg ay sie t sn" A icre¢s me Dy WB Calscet ee Monsices.. » ia. Eve x cy n - hen needs @ laxative. and it is we Se know the best. Urite me —~s ADVERT! SEMENT | Giets-It” for Hard or Soit orns tisfaction Guaranteed Corn Remover Ba — o . » ~~ . ¢ >_> an ra 7 } Zs? ee z °° 8 “a . st a : urd . => : | ADVERTISEMENT Vandrufiy Hes decome Hair > wane 7 thick. aoe get r mais, a0 3 MICHIGAN CENTRAL -—— BIG FOUR ~~ LAKE ERIE & WESTERN, + year hair oad vale BOSTON & ALBANY - - TOLEDO & OHIO CENTRAL - PITTSBURGH & LAKE ERIE 4 ae a. a NEW YORK CENTRAL-AND-SUBSIDIARY LINES am m r val . > 2 ' ; ‘9 a . on Fed re > 4 4 i. ' Rie} latithiaei tial . : iTruo nh we ADVERTISEMENT EE viclent’ paroxysms of coughi: ng soon eased by Dr. King's New Discovery. Fifty years a standard remedy for colds. Children like it. No harmful drugs, but just good medicine. At your druggists 60c and $1.20 g bottle Cuticura Seap shampoos spots of dan fragrant emollients save the clear the skin and meet every of the toilet and bath. Lazy People, Lazy Bowels So many folks neciect the sericus condition of constipation. It under- PROMOTES THICK HAR by touches os Cotienen CO &, itching and i> tation are most sept These mines the health, takes all vim out ef you. Dr. Kine’s Pills will in a ~~ eiialboaiiel gentie manner invigorate the system, stir up the liver, move the bowels. You are constipated, bilicus, amd Came old price, 25c., all druggiste what you need is cme or two “ascarets tonight sure for your liver and bowels Then you will wake up woucering what became of your dizziness, sick Drixings is Pilla headache, bad cold, or gass~ stomach. No gripimg—a0 inconresi- —.......__ i leve Casac ence. arets too. . Use Post-Dispatch WANT ADS to _ buy. sell, rent. exchange aad to de many other necessary things daily. ~ DIAMONDS. WATCH Credit at Cut Pri 2d FL. 308 N. 6t! Loftis Bros. & Cc Pf COEp.enion & rough airy. ou t try to corer ap > ° . Cogmectx 3s whokh do +. “2 Gpeas ‘¥ attract attrentiz m foe their usc. Been * Str shin wth Resmi O

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ee a ae ee Ss . 4 WEDNESDAY eee ee ee x ; ; , 1920. EVENING, NOVEMBER 24 ee See EE MAN-ARRESTED AND | RELEASED AFTER oa LL) A oD Ci BativYons|) > if uth About P T1C€ dency to constipation . : | ee with, girls as. they Whom Two Forfeitures approach maturity, and that is Were . Declared Nev. 9, Was in Custody Nov. 11. geverytimethe mothershould watch DETECTIVES DENY Sarena init oan KNOWING OF BONDS. Business Must Be Judge Hall States He Has Stabilized Many thousands of mothers who geve daughters ¥ illtell you they give gsly Dr. Caldweil s Syrup Pepsin. A ul is sufficient te relieve Waited Week Since Tele- phoning Chief O’Brien to E problem today of the merchant, as well meet mle of the Sod in the wore, Produce Man. | as the manufacturer, is to stabilize business ‘a Syrup Pepsin h; | | sir monte market thirty Yearaand | as much as possible; and, as we see it, the elimina- tion of hysteria in advertising will have as good ign andits commoner symp- pan as headache. bad breath, . 7 heen on the market thirty years and must be genuine merit behind Following complaint by Circuit Judge Robert Hall that William and as lasting an effect as any other remedy that can be proposed. er a ee — YORKN A plain statement of facts concerning lower prices--an appeal against hysteria in ad- vertising, and for the elimination of comparative prices in order to stabilize business. | : ; . | 4 re £ ¥ A How Com arative Prices Mislead HE unstable conditions of today have made “comparative values” the mythical phrase in advertising. How can “values” stay up, after prices have dropped? What is the value of Fruit of Loom Muslin that is selling today for 23c a yard? The price a few months ago was 4gc, but the price in the days of roc cotton was 12c. Would it be right for the grocer to advertise 35c sugar at 12c a pound? When the $1 silk stocking started on its price flight during the war, it had the grace and dig- nity to bear a $3.00 ticket; but when the painful T is our belief that comparative prices today are misleading, for the reason that they convey the wrong information and im- pression to the public. We believe that they destroy the value of advertising and confi- dence in business. : Stix, Baer @ Fuller Pepsin is a compound of Senna and other simple “herbs with pepsin and pleasant-tasting aromatics, and a gaty-cent bottle is enough for many penths illion bottles were loss of appetite and rest- jess sieeD to develop so large and s‘eady a Crowe, under indictment charging gie. Buy a bottle today and you will quickly see why it is so popular. first degree robbery and second de- i} gree burglary, had not been pro- TRY IT FREE duced in his court by the police, al- ee eo eee though bonds of $3000 and $800 in end | will sen FOS 18e Creal OOS the cases were forfeited Nov. 9, it 14 yrup . Address me Dr. fon Pepsin. Ada : developed today that Crowe was ar- rested Nov. 11 in a round-up of sus-. B. Caldwell, 51 ia as verybody now a age : j picious characters, and was released Monticello, lL Ev be then needs a laxative, a it is well the next day because of insufficient evidence. | Judge Hall stated that at the time | of Crowe's latest arrest the Police | Department should have known of. the bond forfeitures, and that if the fact was not known, it could have The present situation regarding low prices was something that everyone anticipated. It was regarded as an absolute certainty that when con- ditions became normal, and production reached a higher point, the surplus created would result in price deflation. iar. Such lines as ready-to-wear for men, wom- en and children, Shoes, Dress Fabrics, Silks, in fact, most articles in which silks, woolen goods and cotton are employed in the production (which include, Carpets, Curtains, etc.), have been materially lowered in price. to know the best. Write me today. ADVERTISEMENT Gets-It” yw Hard r Soit torns Corn Remover. Common sense tells anybody that the y to cure a corn is to remove it, cap “ront—bamish it entirely. ~ on these potatoes bread ; 324,060 mbeliev- Your Corns. Let “ Gets-It” ~—Painlessly! Quickly ! Ret only hard corns and not only soft ia, but every kind of corn surrenders “GeteIt.” the national corn remover. itkkes Weeks or Months to crow a corn. Rh takes Just a few seconds to ston its min with two or three drops of “Gets- ” Quickly it loosens so you can pee! it mM of without the least twinge or hurt, it is gone! “Gets-It,” the never-failing, title at any drug store. Mfd. by E. ' ce & Co . Chicago eal andruffy Heads ecome Hairless f you want plenty of thick, beau- “ your hair and ruin it if you it doesnt do much good to try to for wash it out. The only sure Y to get rid of dandruff is to dis- hit, then vou destroy it entirely. y liquid arvon; apply it at eater the sealp and rub it in gently tthe finger tips. t dandruff will be gone, and Petely dissolve and You will find, too, that all itching t digging of the scalp will stop, * your hair will look and feel a idred times better. You can get “VOR at any drug store. It inexpensive and four ounces is all i will need, no matter how much @ * You have. This simple rem- Rever fails, hide skin trouble {ACSINO - #88 poor complexions rt complexion is rough, red, or ~*, don’t try to cover up the de- Ze’ cosmetics which do not con- _ Mii UBually attract attention to the aor their use. Begin today to 2 et skin with Resinol Ointment m. amnal Soap. ‘oe : Sa blotches, redne.s and ——- ” — Sa aS 7 Le 2 lhe was being In addition to the two bond for- feitures in Judge Hall's court a third bond forfeiture involving a $5000 | gree robbery against Crowe, was re- | ferred to Judge Hall’s court by Judge been established by simple ifiquiry. | | bond, covering a charge of first de- | | Miller of the Court of Criminal Cor-| | rection last Friday. Arrested After Forfcitures. The police records show that Crowe was arrested by detectives, Nov. 11, at Vandeventer and Fair- isfaction Guaranteed With fax avenues, and was included in the daily “show up” for detectives at |Police Headquarters the following morning. At that time two capiases 'for his arrest on the bond forfeitures of Nov. 9 had been placed in the hands of the police by the Sheriff's office, but that fact was not known to detectives, and Crowe, after being held 20 hours, was released. While held friends went to Circuit Judge Hartmann and tried to obtain his release on a common law bond, but Judge Hartmann re- fused to accept the bond on the 'ground that the forfeitures were ‘pending against Crowe, and his 'bondsmen in Judge Hall's court. “TI am calling attentuuon to this case because I read in last Sunday’s Post-Dispatch that the police com- iplained they were getting not ‘enough co-operation from _ the courts,” said Judge Hall. ‘“‘This case i telephoned to neighborhood of Police guaran - ma, Money-back corn remnover. costs but | ' ' ) } ' | ' ; ‘not been produced yet. strikes me as an example of police inefficiency. When I had been in- formed of Crowe's latest arrest I] Chief O’Brien and told him Crowe was wanted in my court on two bond forfeitures, and that I had information that he was walking about the streets in the Headquar- ters and the Municipal Courts build- ing. The Chief told me he would look into the matter and that if Crowe was available he would have him in my court within half an hour. That was a week ago, and Crowe has Last Friday a third bond forfeiture against Crowe was referred to my court by 'the Court of Criminal Correction.” glossy, silky hair, do by all ms get rid of dandruff, for it will Arrest Is Ordered. Tt was said at Police Headquarters today that at the time of Crowe's ‘last arrest it was not known by the do this, get about four ounces of When retiring; use enough to ; morning, most, if not all, of "or four more applications will entirely "d every single sign and trace bond. Detective Bureau that he had for- feited any bonds. Detectives were assigned today to arrest Crowe and deliver him to Judge Hall. Crowe and Michael Neary were ar- rested Aug. 19 by Sergeant Hall, 76 vears old, of the Laclede Avenue Dis- trict, as they were leaving the home of Dr. Elsworth Smith, Maryland and Tayler avenues, where a bureiary had been committed. Later Crowe was identified as having held up Mil- lard A. Toler of 822 South Taylor avenue on July 31, robbing him of $58. Indictments charging burglary were issued against Crowe. and Neary, and an additional indictment charging robbery was issued against Crowe. Neary is in jaw awaitinz trial. The charge on which Crowe for- feited a bond in the Court of Crim- inal Correction last Friday grew out of a robbery Oct. 16. A. Fishman and I. Grodsky were on the latter John Kelly and Charies Nash ' were on the bonds forfeited in Judge | Hall's court. | MRS, MC CLUER MAY TAKE STATE | VOTE TO ELECTORAL COLLEGE /Only Woman on Republican Elec- | cosmetics | 'H. H. i ' ’ : ; : : : toral Ticket Seems Sure of Be- ing Chosen for Post. It was announced yesterday by Republican party leaders that Mrs. McCluer of Kansas City, the ; only woman on the Republican elec- toral ticket, probably would be chos- en as messenger to take the vote of the Missouri electors to the Electoral College tn Washington. State Chairman Hughes wrote a number of electors seeking their sup- port for Dr. E. B. Clemens of Macon for the honor. W. I. Diffenderffer of Lebanon also sought the post of messenger. but yesterday Diffenderf- fer withdrew and telegraphed Mra. | MecCluer his supporters would vote ‘for her. Republicans connected with the State Committee said they ex- Resine! Soap ant Ointment. eenger in but pected Mrs. McCluer would have no opposition when the electors met to ‘east their vote and choose a mes- Jefferson City early in Janwary. ' It is our opinion that we should have met this emergency in a sane and sensible way, and ad- justed ourselves to the new price conditions with- out any undue alarm. When prices were going up, the announce- - ments were frankly made by some establish- ments, and were evaded by others; so now, when the prices are down, instead of being announced quite simply, directly and accurately, they have been made the basis of an advertising campaign in this country that is both destructive to adver- tising and to confidence in business. =§=— The Price Revision Downward AT prices have dropped very materially during 1920 must be evident to the con- sumer. To illustrate how radical the changes have been within the last few months, we publish below the prices on standard and staple cotton goods that are in effect today, and the prices that were in effect August 15th. There is no desire on our part to indulge in comparative prices by this statement. The quo- tations that we are making are regular—they are not “special” for any day, merely the lowest market price for the day named. Our Regular Prices Today Aug.1r5. Fruit of Loom Muslin, yard, 27C 49C Lonsdale Muslin, yard, 22c 45C Bleached Indian Head, 36 in. wide, yd., 35c 55C Berkley Cambric, yard, 33C 6oc Unbleached L. L. Muslin, 36 in. wide, yd., 15c 35C Bleached Pepperell Sheeting, 10-4, yd., 8&5c $1.10 Pequot Bleached Sheets, 81x90, each, $2.25 $2.65 Pequot Pillowcases, 42x36, each, 55C 69c Amoskeag Apron Ginghams, yard, IgCc 30C Amoskeag Outing Flannels, yard, 25C 45C Mercerized Table Damask, 72 in. wide, yard, | $1.00 $1.49 Standard 36-in. Percales, yard, 20c 79C Longcloth, 64x64, 36 in. wide, 10 yds., $7.75 $2.69 The Lines Most Affected E have illustrated this point of price reduc- tions by means of the most staple dry goods, things with which every woman is famil- * Merchandise made of iron or steel, in the production of which labor is a very large factor, has suffered but slight reductions. Advertising a Means of Information OU have a right to expect of advertising, ab- solutely accurate information. There should be nothing evasive, ambiguous or mislead- ing about any statement you see in the public prints. You have a right to insist upon an ac- curate statement of facts, because you, the pub- lic, are bearing the burden of advertising expense. You are actually paying for it. It is charged to you in the merchandise you buy, the same as rent, light, and all other expenses. That it is a legitimate expense we all recognize, because advertising lessens the cost of distribu- tion by greatly increasing it. There is, however, at the present time, a tremendous waste in retail advertising, which is due to the abuses that are heaped upon it. An Argument tor Truth [F all advertisements were absolutely truthful, much less advertising would be required. A simple statement would be sufficient. Advertis- ing is new. It is but a few short years ago that the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World were formed, adopted for their slogan, “Truth,” because they recognized that it was the funda- mental of advertising. Since that time this association has preached the doctrine of truth, and has used its great in- fluence to eliminate the abuses that have crept into it. Those who will recall the patent medicine ad- vertisement of years gone by, will realize the frauds that have been foisted upon the public through advertising. The fake stock selling schemes are also quickly disappearing, because of the war that is being waged upon them by the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World in co-operation with the newspapers. The A. A. C. of W. has recognized that the average merchants of the country endeavor to conduct their business in an honest way, but they had fallen into evil ways in advertising by indulging in the use of comparative prices. GRAND-LEADER process of deflation was applied, and the price became $1.95, was it quite right to advertise it as $3.00 hose for $1.95? We recently witnessed the price of the former $2.00 Manhattan Shirt marked down from $5.00 to $3.50. How should this fact be presented to the public? Are they $5.00 Shirts? It is our im- pression that they are now $3.50 shirts. When $50 Suits Are Not $50 Suits SOME concerns use comparative prices only in “making a statement of fact.” They regard it as absolutely honest and truthful to state that their $50 suits have been marked down to $35. We contend that such a statement, even when truthful, misleads. If the season has advanced and the manufacturer is now quoting them at half price, they become $25 suits because of changed market conditions. Another bad feature about this policy is that such an advertisement does not convey the cor- rect information to the public. The dealer may have secured some later models which are not re- duced and will not be reduced for some time to come. Customers may have seen these new $50 suits, and when the advertisement appears, they may respond with the idea of securing them at a reduction and then be very much disappointed. An —— for Better usiness WE could cite hundreds of other examples demonstrating by the actual facts that in almost every instance when a comparative price is used it creates the wrong impression—and is therefore misleading—These few, however, will serve to emphasize the evil and its effect on clean business. : We used comparative prices for twenty-four years, but when it was evident to us that absolute truth could not be maintained by their use, we announced, in October, 1916, that henceforth they would be eliminated. Many advertisers consider it an advantage to say ‘a $2.00 article for $1.00” —it’s an appeal that meets with response—we regard that as doing business on promise—and our method is per- formance. But that is beside the question. The whole thing simmers down to one point—are compara- tive prices right, or are they wrong—are they truthful or untruthful? The public must be the judge, and we are simply stating our case. yy A — Ae © ne ——— ’ ie “eee, STIX, BAER & KF ULLER 2 OO REL AE tt - - _ - ~ » hinentineiindtaiadinmimmeiinintinie de et ee re ew ee ee ne = _: , my N Capital _ , = ee ee “* . on™, oe y - 4 : . oe “ee h 4 a . ” - + , 7 4 . , > q . “24 e ~ ag ard oe ‘ wry — Pw we eB ‘Oey ©, Fm Sy ee a ee ee : Pe ae ee oe 3 Fos SOR ae ee nik r oe ‘2 ae Ari Ta”

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r em pe Oe ge - a Se ae ee Se ees ae ee ee ~~ en oe WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1920, __ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; 15 eae i # ‘ a iroy-Sloan Shoe Co.’s re- on Nov. 11, as follows: F ghoes—reduced from $9.50 4ons from $13 to $9. rt % shoes—reduced from $4 Mo $3.25 now, enabling retail on from $6 to $5 or sctions are from 20 to 33 The shoes for which re- are quoted are considered 4 lines. pwn Shoe Co. announced : that it had made large re- $n its wholesale prices, ef- hOct. 11. Their reductions ble to those made by the S@inan Shoe Co. Other shoe have made or contem- ons. AS AT HIGH SCHOOL TE s2 4 43.3.2 $55 2 ‘ tons. 5 ot Public Safety Declares s Fit for Use at Football s — Tomorrow. and south bleachers at! . = » Be ea siete ’ a " z om i$ IN THREE SCHEDULES “pf wholesale shoe prices | in three schedules of prices, issued in July, in > sto $6 now, enabling retail ts shoes — reduced from. » July to $5.50 now, enabling | reductions from $10 to) ) WAVE BEEN REPAIRED | | a Teco! Field, Grand and La- | avenues, which were con-'| ef recently, have been repaired | Director of Public Safety -Mc- 8 _when the Central-Cleveland Soldan-McKinley high declared them fit for us to-| school! | sgiving football games will be) nat be-fore d the Sul- save-d his Dn squares be-fore him a by: ea. Nov. 24.—Mrs slave Was : Sai eates, widely known ine writer, died here yester- She was born in New Orleans nd found | T ea-ther to L hose were Bboys are reported to have fallen » rail, but they were not se-| ey injured. : » 7000 spectators are expect- | the high school football games. | s. Margaret Brewster Dies. be-ing dic- l-ing your your trips il, but you the in-de- Sul-tan un-til you ARROW COLLAR ACOLLAR THATS RIGHT FOR THE KNOT THAT'S TED TIGHT 3 ae Att = - en 2nd Floor Men's Suits & Overcoats.$27.50 Ladies’ Suits & Coats....$27.50 ON CREDIT $1.00 A WEEK . SMITH-DANIELS BROADWAY AND ST.-CHARLES 507: N. Broadway Opposite Nugents ‘Olympic -..... Nov. 27 Dec. 29 ; ; ; West Indies—Windward Islands | Adriatic.............. Dec. 15 Jan. 12 “Mai Zukor P resents a George Fitzmaurice P a. Bs New York—Liverpoo!l are a sreawe 707 America| i Gabite «cstces Dec. 11 Jan. 15 i D O L > O os C 3 A y s THE TROPICS | Baltic .............+. Dec. 24 Jan. 22 The/Castir Phonograph White Star Line. 00 Semen | OONMD ...500ccemeeeaunrien Feb. 5 pf PARAMSURE FTES WES a . American Line............ ‘8. 8. New York New York—Azores—Gibraltar— Mae Murray and David Powell and 10 Selections ee ere sensancenns tai Feal | Naples—Genoa “The Storm.” a dance after A Thankegiving Singing Numbers, | Canopic oeeee Dec. 16 Feb. 10 the fameus painting. | Rearnyard Fantasy Lighting E-fecta, fee ear Jan. 5. PRICES: Matinees, 30 cent«; after 6 FP. M.. SO conte. Both Phones Continuous Prices: Before 6 P.M. 30 cents A $5 vill Wiu oring to yo home the world’ ~ celet Les sarocla Phonograph pes 1U 8 ee Le ons of your own ig wait longer to breme pieasure j : ur own home? The Sarola nodel is const ructed of « if mat nT; OS ECR its Unil- re e! iminates al pot the most natura ones of any instrur nent made me hear it tomorrow. -WATERBUGS The nastiest species of the cock- roach family. and other cockroaches cleaned out with GETZ COCKROACH POWDER MADE AND SOLD BY W. D. HUSSUNG 1139 Pine Street. Both Phones. Contracts taken to clean out Cock roaches, Bed Bugs, Rats and Mica | N ight— The Motorinthe Willys-Knight is also used in the costliest automobiles in the world! NGLAND, France, the world! Sleeve-Valve Motor! » inthe world. Belgium—each of these nations produces one automobile so distinguished from all others by its incompar- able excellence that even as its name comes to the lips quality leaps into the mind! They are three of the costliest automobiles in And all are equipped with the Quiet Knight The triumph of the Willys-Knight engineers is that they have reduced the cost of this famous motor by the magic wand of quantity and coupled to a moderate price the most per- fect and economical piece of motor mechanism Locust at Twenty-Third Bomont 78 WILLYS-KNIGHT IMPROVES WIKH USE Willys-Overland, Inc. Central 4119 Company’s Passenger and Freight Offices: N. W. Cor. 11th and Locust Sts. Third Baptist Church GRAND AND WASHING TON, Thanksgiving Day Service 10:30 A. M. PATRIOTIC MUSIC LED BY ORCHESTRA Sermon by DR. W. H. GEISTWEIT WEDNESDAY EVENING, 7:45 P. M. The Story of the Pilgrims Told by DR. GEISTWEIT Tllustrated with 50 Pictures A Hearty Welcome Awaits Everybody _ AMUSEMENTS. Mat, Today, Best Seats $1 AMERICA Nightly at 8:15, 50c to $2 Thanksgiving and Sat. Mat., 50c-$1-$1.50 “ttt! OLCOTT In the Fascinating. Romantic Comedy. MA Cc U sy wt LAs oo Olcott's Night’ Seats Tomorrow BEYY OF 50 WILLIAM et | » | —_— ES wocn’s | 1920 SCENES ‘With B Billy B. Van, Jas. J. Corbett, Wil- Bock and a Company of Stage Celebrities. YOU'VE SEEN THE REST NOW SEE THE BEST | Nights, 50c, $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3. | Only Matinee Saturday, 50c to $2. | 2:15—TWICK EVERY DAY — 8:15 Bee Palmer & Co. George Frances Kelly Pritchard & Co. Kenny & Hollis; Dave Harris Sylvia Loyal & Co. Joe Dainty Laurie Jr Marie “RIALTO Suows NIGHTLY - 7 oxn@p ee 75° -455 Matinees Sat. and Sun. at 2:30 VAUDEVILLE : AT ITS BEST DOC BAKER in ‘‘Flashes’’ BILLY McDERMOTT Kennedy & Rooney. “Silver Fountain.” Bobby Adams and Jewel Barnett. Eua Lavail—HKip me—Topics. EX TRA SPECIAL—‘“The Tower Koom” in “The Phantom Foe” Saturday and sunday Matiness Only. THANKSGIVING MAT. THURSDAY ec [ CAVE DANCING Academy 29th and Olive Grand Prize Masquerade Thanksgiving Eve., Wed. Nov. 24 Ee in cash and valuable prizes (20 in all) eiven for handsomest, most comical. best character and twin cos- tumes. Grand march at 10:30 pnp. m Dancing until 2 a Mm. Admission: Men 65c. Ladies 35c,. tax included. Dance Under a Million Jewels Every Tues, Thurs, Sat. Sunday Evenings. — ee 1 COLUMBIA i 11 A. M—Ceaseless—11 P. THE LEVARERES GREY and BYRON—“PRETTY SOFT” FRANK GOULD—ALICE TEDDY Hampton's Tremendous Pictare “Half a Chance” Novel by Frederic 8. Isham ALL THIS WEEK | MAIDS OF corning 1A MERICA!>.::- Louls and ieee Te the people of St. OF AMERICA at the GAYETY this week and then you will un- derstand why thousands of people so to the GAYETY to ace the BIG SHOW every Mat. Daily ~ Nights me G A Y E Ai fers. PHOTO PLAY THEATERS =| ONE WEEK ONLY fi AMUSEMENTS - SHUBERT- JEFFERSON a AND ALL WEEK — H, Woods Presents | The Wenataal Girl in the World FLORENCE MOORE — “Breakfast in Bed” MATINEES Today & Thurs., 506¢ to . NIGHTS, 50c-$2.50. Sat. Mat., 50c-$2.00 ee a + BATHTUBS IMMORAL Impossible. of course, these days, but that’s what they were “Not So Long Ago” All the delights of yesteryear are brought back in the Mesers, Shubert’'s presentation of Arthur Richman’s fantasy of city life in the early "70s with FVA LE GALLIENNE, SIDNEY BLACK- — and the ORIGINAL NEW YORK ‘AST. NEXT SUN. Seata Tomorrow—Mall orders now. Nights, 50¢ te $2.50. Pop. Mats. Wed. and Sat., 50c to $1.50. Seats also at Conror’'s. EMPRESS Somewhere in France A oe Trench Farce OM K LY EL HAL DAVIS & COMPANY ALICE MANNING JIM REYNOLDS ARTHUR & PEGGY THANKSGIVING DAY CONTINU OUS 2 to 11 P. M. Evenings 7:50 and 9 P. M. Sundays Centinueus 2to 11 P. M 15e—A DMISSION—36e — 11 A. M.—Continuous—il1 P. M. 9—Big Vaudeville Acts—9 FIVE VIOLIN MISSES Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dovlie & Elaine Hollins Sisters Berzac’s Circus Davey Jamile- son. Leve & Wilbur & Coultier Jordan & Tyler The Hennings “THE PHANTOM ror. ODEON— CREATORE GRAND OPERA co. GIUSEPP] CREATORE G C= re I DIRECTOR Otelle se Forza del Dest: ame of Seville Artists of Distinction. Tickets at Conroy's. Prices. $1.00. $1.50 &2 00, $2.50, Dee. 1, 2 3 at 8115 y - ic} “KASHIA” AND 4 STAR LOEW ACTS ALICE JOYCE in VICE OF FOOLS STANDARD| P-TO-DATE BURL 2 GIRLS FROM JOYLAND m1 I FUNNY BILLY GILBERT 1 4 Next Week—Tittto Tattin Vv NN ___PHOTO PLAY THEATERS _ ROYA THIS WEEK PRESENTING Her Last Great Play {| DOROTHY PHILLIPS in “ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN” (‘A Universal Production) A master photeoplay. net unlike .the beginning of a glorious afternoon_of life. agiow with the radiant tinte of ea beautiful sunset which § thrills throvgh your whole being. DELMAR | Delmar at Aubert WEDS. and THURS. TOM MOORE tlie “STOP THIEF” SARAH ‘i «THE SECRET LIFE” 4 ni Mian 106th Episode £ “THE DRAGON'S NET” Cherokee CINDERELLA °7;*- “BEST PICTURES ALWAYS” Tenight 7 te 11. Teomerrew 2 te i1 PM. stance Taimadge [oce REFERERS” — a wereweeunretet eee = rc a ee > wae — DELMAR DELMONTE - AT CLARA §@ Bebe Daniels in “Oh, La dy, La dy” A REALART PICTURE | Delmonte Oriental Sensation A Cast of Egyptian Dancing Girls, Presenting ‘‘Omar’s Rose Garden’”’ (Conceived in the Oscar Dane Studios) Chief Silvertongue Possessor of the Biggest Voice in the World. ’ ! Continuous . Before 6 P.M. 20 | 2:30 te 11 P.M. Prices: After 6 P. M. 66 conte | NEXT DELMONTE FASHION PAGEANT A Respi endent Dispiny of Gorgeous Gowns WEEK nee ee aan re ee ee ee eee - ~ eee -~ HIGHWAY DELIIAR IKINGS | KING Enid Bennett in “Her Huskeail Friend” | A PARAMOUNT PICTURE TOMORROW—TOM MOORE in ‘‘OFFICER 666"’ MATINEE: DAILY NEAR LDF i MAR ‘ A IPERSHING ron} CONSTANCE BINNEY in “39 EAST . A RFALART PICTURS SHIRLEY SISTERS in Songs and Steps SPECIAL THANKSGIVING MATINEE TOMORROW HiAMII ee ~ _ rie meets & PICTURES —- A le A I te TN NR Ee eee. we ’ BROTHERS GRAND. CENTRAL | or SWwrsec neg 02 eette veneer CUFlee _mMoaTIoONn re vives ees —s —~ SKOU RAS g| NEW. | THE THEATER BEAUTIFUL ( Completely Remodeled at a Cost of $125,000.00 FIRST DE LUXE PROGRAM WESLEY “FRECKLES” BARRY |, “DINTY’’ CRITICS ACCLAIM THIS MARSHALL NEILAN’S Greatest Achievement A First National Super-Attraction. CAESARE NESI Great Italian Tenor Performances 1 | OVERTIRE, 12:20 §8©6. 2:00 “WILLIA™ THKLL” 7:30 08=—s 9:25 “WHEAP ORCHESTRA Baby (Doll) Borden POrriEg sonciers Child Marvel — Ww y GRAND 2.76 3S ’ CENTRAL 7 20 925 ) Gene Rodemich s Orchestra mas 0 tees “SIR ARTHUR WING PINERO’S WONDERFUL } OF LOVEAND LIFE * “MID-CHANNEL” | ~~ BSTARRING— CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG DAVID H. 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PAR) Ogata: =e! vey oe _ ™ iN = ee ee ke ee ee en a ee ee an EMER SET a - ~ oe OE apr ‘ e“ sok Te ee ee ee ce ee ee oh BA ~ _.s _ ls ee a ee Se ieee . ats a ee ae ee igh PPR Sie ager errr: nt o marve eee ‘@uccess requires hard work. ee ee ne : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1920. ee et een ae THE MAN WITH VIGOR A WINNER Wo Wonder Some Folks Have 2 Hard Time Getting Ahead IT TAKES RED BLOOD TO SUCCEED Pepio-Mangan Restores Vigor. A Really Wonderful Tosic. Purifies and Tones Up the Blood. Te takes vitalitr te euereed because - s ats Some days rou grt along al] right. Other times you have to strain anc roa overexert yourself. When that ha pens, your system is overtaxed. shows first in the blood. The over- exertion causes an increase im waste wenn The bleod struggies tc taxe care of it all. Gradually the poisons :2 the waste increase too fast fo blood. Then the blood becomes cic First thing you Know Fo tired out. Sleep does rou | You can t eat well. You the trouble is. Then is the time to get some Mangar, the blood bailding Take it for awhile tv cleared up. You!) ef rich, red biood. ference in your time energy returns. because you are strong Pepto. Mangan id and tablet form. 72 «ame medicina! } a Take either kind you pre sure rou get the genuine **Gude’s.’”’ The **Gude’s Pepto-Mangan the package. ADVERTISEMENT. Don’t Fuss With Mustard Plasters! Musterole Works Without the Thete’s ne sense in mixing & mess of mustard, flour and water when rou can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiffness with a little cleaa, whits Musteroie. Musterole is made of mustard and other helpfu! ingredies: combined in the form of the pre white cintment. It takes the placc « mustard plasters, and will mot plist Musterole usually gives = re- ~ s _ 4 = —_—- -* +. > , _— o | beth hg ‘ets have the lief from sore threat, bronchitis, ton- silitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, 2ner- raigia, headache, congestion, pleprisy. rheumatism, Iumbago, pains and nese gee ef the back or joints, sprains’ sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it often pre- vents pneumonia). SS5e and 65¢ jars; hospital sics, 7. GREAT FOR ECZEMA AND OLD SORES I Guarantee My Ointment, Says Peterson—Every Box of It. “= Rg ae are | ~ for the health says Peterson uf- ber. I stand back of every bex Every room was utilized Sitrteen casua.- ——— 'oa*t*#arernn Parracks post hos- were cue f nonor nd expressions, ws " Mayor Kiel: . Louis has thank?tu!) ea > a - . = s* ms es Archbishop C,ienmnon: > - ; oe HT re he ‘ “Rabbi Senetinns m: than kf ; > a s M. I. Wilkineon, P Associated Retailers: ss ‘ ae eA me Eb aio Wf hilosephs .eberan, Persia. ‘FUNERAL FOR EDWARD W, GREER, FORMER ST. LOUISAN, HELD HERE services for Edward ee ie. N c. fro a two-hour attack « cute gastritis _* 7 a = . Oz ~T ” 2. w his died : 4. were held this mornin from Si Francis Xavier's Church Greer had been in il] health for Several months, and recent’y went ‘o Atlantic City. N. J.. to recuperate. his condition failed to improve, a@ went to the North Carolina tains. The change seemed ben. ef: cini for_a time, but there was a reiapse, and he failed rapidts Greer was a descendant on the maternal side of the piecneer Papin famiiy of St. Louis. and was a lin. eai descendant of Pierre Lacied«. His father. R. C. Greer, has been im the real estate business for more than 5@ years, and is an henorary mem- Ber of the Merchant,’ Exchange. Until recently Edward W. Greer was presicent of the Greer Real Extate Co . — we —- +. > — + ro SS - SS | ~ - 7? in - they aivywi ¥ 7 — ll Not for years have such values been offered. Fine Coats Reduce to a Prices to $95 qualities ac cely oe gage And ae — -~ ———-_ « Values to $35 Values to $45 DRESS Values to $55 DRESS Values to $95 qualities to $120 EE ee te owe gualities to $85.00 unity than this Ra — Reduced than wholesale qualities to $59.50 Vole festiviti 7 - 2) To Jersey % crepe | chermises and gowns. vests. satin and ee de chine camiusoies, S Underwear $3.80}} Unusual a en Inducements on Furs Vari ious tashionable Furs—coats. ~i we muskrat) ;2-in. Coat. .$295 brea Cape Wrap $725 : -- . $295 $295 $295 $875 $:20 $295 $245 $245 .$295 ..- $295 Increase im Rural T: for Schools and sation Law Among sitions Defeated. Fight amendments to *% tutier of Missouri were Marte bone-dry prohiPttion mitted under the ref pstifed. and the iz itiative for a censtitutionai earriec cording to the of cial ce state vide vote. which was br the Secretary of Stat« gon City yesterday Foor Pro paused "o amerdmen's were defeat workrmens ccompensatios tted under the referend Previding fer $!.969. 906 for purpose af Oi ery Settiesient fuel , Sem. 379.256: No. 245.748, So. 14. inereasing vm Breme I otges tag nine S third division of the i. {eereaeite Dudges of &. Leu Court = si and 4ivicing @rwicns defeated. Yeu S85 491 “6. 0%. bene-¢ry ore BE a # yO

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ORES . Ree ig te f Si tae - Betas te is . va _ tas Pak La Eee le 2 ee a 2 ge NS il TB ee ch tai acd a a cele a i a Sa he tek bs alee —. - , . . a v ™ oF ene ee , . . Rg SIR aceite Se aadaet me Nett ay oye Ne Ni) CRRA ee AINE PACD Zs a oe e * 3 Ey ; T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1920. Be A SR deals A ial nt REO te ea oe CLO CCT TE tt te ttl tp OE oe ee Serene Se | boat Dinpaich Advertisers Receive Approximately 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCU than those in ANY OTHER St. Louls Newspaper LATION Sunday Post-Dispatch Advertisers Receive ‘Approximately 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION thas | these in the OTHER St. Louls Newspaper ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY AMENDMENTS TO CONSTITUTION WILL BE | -'BLIND WORKERS CELEBRATE —[FFISIATURE MUST PLANS FOR STRIC] August to Mark Next Step $1,000,000 FUND TO CONSTITUTION PROVIDING NeyAMENDMENT WORK OUT STATE ENFORCEMENT OF 79~@rds New Constitution yw) pr jeep 19 "| PROVIDING PENSIO : ADOPTED NOV. 2 aoe HARD ROADSYSTEM—STATEDRY LAW Y= Wt Dt ten acter «come HD VETERAN Broommakers Cheer and Sing When tion Shall Be Called to Draft Passage of $60,000,000 Bond All Police and Missouri Offi- rr : ive Lav, Sebentas ed Get News of Victory After Six-Year Fight ee Be _ forState Aid—A : oan Sum Voted by State to Under Referendum, and . bout 1200 to Receive Help. cers Charged With En- Utilized me Conjunction | Issue at Recent Election PAGES 17—24 FFECTIVE HOW NE 6 AMENDMENTS In carrying out the provisions of;ed by petition, and the names of all the New Constitution amendment, persons nominated for delegates at | —_—_—_——__ | Proposal Also Carried. 16,622 PLURALITY FOR Biate bone-dry prohibition law, sub- mitted under the referendum, was 9 carried in the election of Nov. cording to the official count of the statewide vote, which was completed by the Secretary of State in Jeffer- gon City yesterday. Four proposed constitutional | amendments were defeated, and the workmen's compensation law, posal was carried by a majority of! Indicates that the State, outside of | to $59.50 humber of Supreme Court Judges: Vote on 15 Proposals. The ote on the 15 proposals, as of- ficiaily tabulated by the Secretary of No.3, permitting large cities to in- | poses, carried: 940.665. No. 6, permitting schoo! districts & Increase rates of taxation, de- Heated; Yos, 312.223: No, 398,279. Yes, 375,942; No. | Constitutional Convention for Schools and Compen- for a constitutional convention was | ac- | sub- | _eonstitutional convention had a ma-| St Louis, gave a majority of 167, 986 | on 6, authorizing the Legislature © issue bondg of not more than $60,- | 000,000 as constructing hard-sur- roads, carried: Yes, 672.5 Ro, 339,021. oes t, authoriileg cities of 30.000 : ts or less to incur addition al indebtedness for waterworks. light fee planes, carried: Yes, 313,794: | Ro, 310.210. | Law Defeated. No. 8, requiring Legislature to levy ’ tax not less than % cent nor -_ than 3 cents on $100 valuation, > ming deserving blind, car- Med; Yes, 455.227; No, 295,788. : “$ providing for bond tssue ot 800 for purpose of creating a Settlement fund. carried: 379,156; No. 348,749. 10, increasing number of Su. |“ breme Judges to nine, and creating | Pat division of the court, defeat- | + Yes, 315.937: no, 369.077. 11, directing Legislature to e:. a law enabling men absent from zante in military service to vote . + yes, 440,102; no. 279.490 12, increasing noi of of St. Louis Court of Appeals H.800,000 =" ‘defeated: Yes. 316.661; 2 No, 13, bone-dry prohibition atat- M® enacted by Legislature and sub-| . to voters by referendum, car- | + Yes, 481,880; no, 420.581. @nacted by Legirclature and eR A EN NS Ne | blind. ‘such fund after the deserving blind have been pensioned, then the same, chief ® etx, and dividing court into dd ‘school taxation in | Fourteen blind broommakers at sioned and the commission for the | the factory of the United Workers | Plind has received adequate support, hs the Blind, 1416-18 North Sarah then the same shall be eee |to the public schoo! fund.’ | st reet, cheered and sang for five min- | The present value of property in| | utes yesterday afternoon when they (the State, fixed by the State Board of FEDERATED COU Puts That Duty Squarely: Up to Assembly. Statute. NCIL TRANSPORTING OF } ' Missouri Commission for the the Blind, State Sullivan at Jefferson City, who the Bonds Must Be Ex- | State assistanee had at last brought | |them the victory, Missouri issue amendment to the Constitution, announced yesterday by /hibition statute, which was proved by the voters of the ary and is expected quickly to pass they. knew, but. the necessary laws, which would be- | they realized also that there is still W. Barrett, and by the St. Louis police. in his opinion, would be the first to charge for the pensions, making the money available early in 1922 for the first time. Michaels inclines to the belief that as soon as the law is ef- fective it will be possible to make it retroactive to Jan. 1, 1921, and make payments in 1921 from the surplus in the State Treasury. $300.000 a Year Needed. “To begin with, the State should the funds to be provided. They realized, too, that fixing of _the amount which they can receive 'rests with the General Assemblv, which may provide a certain tax rate for the pensions or may pro- vide a rate six times as great. “It will be a real Thanksgiving for all of us,” said Michaels to a | Post-Dispatch reporter. “I have wo doubt the legislation we want will returns, will put squarely up to the Legislature the working out of a comprehensive system of hard sur- face roads in Missouri, in the build- ing of which $60,000,000 will be ex- pended. The Federated Roads Council, which conducted the campaign for the bond issue from its headquarters in St. Louis, will maintain an office with prohibition enforcement, which, under the law, A nance officers. to this work. and we did not win.” on the $100, which would give about jislature with legal and road engi- Many Unfriendly to Cause. how large the pension should be, but) ty received by any of the proposals Under the law, ceived one penny of pay for work. our to do-away with mendicancy. “The law should provide that blind It will thus be possible for the next} During this last campaign. Legislature to issue any part or all of ette. Mrs. Huyette was the only! “There would be no danger of an the money would be expended only The United Workers for the Blind | goes not make self-supporting blind law, has a membership of 70, nine-tenths | entirely ineligible, but is intended to of whom are blind. Its objects are. ‘eliminate the few of that the funds derived from the sale of the bonds were to be expended for hard-surface roads in each coun- the prohibition independent ‘in the statute, Amendment Providing for Pension. mission for the Blind about $20.000 Intended as Nucleus. forcing Provisions of the to Protect Families Who ment of the Missouri bone-dry pro- ap- Stato Attorney-General-elecr, Barrett announced today that he intended to assign one of his assist- ants wholly to the duty of dealing in it is the duty of the Attorney-General to co-oper- ate with ceunty and city prosecuting | If necessary, he said, more than one assistant will be assigned it becomes the duty | enforcement in Missouri has been in co-operation with United States en- | were outlined to a Post-Dispatch re- but would be content with the agencies provided the Attorney-General ure to enforce the laws, the prohibi- “The General Assembly _- shall cause an annual tax of not less tha % cent nor more than 3 cents on the $100 valuation of the taxable prop- erty of the State to provide a fund for the pensioning of the deserving If any balance shall exist in lor so much thereof as shall be nec- essary, may be used for the support of the commission for the blipd. And ‘{f there shall be a balance in said fund after the blind have been pen- |Peters, who greatly now that the pension law is | provided. There are about three blind news- paper vendors downtown These are “Ollie” Stone at Broadway and Washington avenue; “Cy" Morris at Ninth and Olive streets and Anthony Peters at Broadway and Olive street. lives at 1205 Missouri voiced the sentiments of these men. “The amendment is a good thing,”’ he said, “‘but it doesn't mean much to me ase long as I can aven we, ‘earn the living I do here.” mee es ibmitted to voter by referendum. defeated: Yes, 344,724; no, 376,651. No. 15, Initiative proposal for con- stitutional convention, carried: Yes, | 894.427: mo, 317,815. The defeat of No. 5, which was considered an essential part of the ‘program of educational advancement | |for Missouri, may bevwiu to the form in which it appeared on the ballot. ‘The proposal, as it appeared on the ballot, read, “Amending Section 11 of Article 10, authorizing an in-. crease of annual rates of taxation, and also permitting an increase for | purpose of ‘repairing’ public build- ings.” This wording did not show the intended application of the measure, which was to increase rural districts. The wording of the constitutional proposals as they appear on the of- ficial ballot is provided by the At- torney-General. it ts believed that the State bone-. ary law will go into effect at once. 14, workmen's compens tion | The law, as originally enacted, pro-. vided that it should go into effect | Jan. constitutional effect. } time, 16 last, the date when Federal prohibition went into The referendum petitions kept it from going into effect at that but now that this obstacle is out of the way, the law helieved to be in full force without further delay. An official opinion on this matter could not be obtained, as the Attorney-General was not at his of- een oso te . ‘oo . s . flee. er ne ee ee ee Air Service Mentreal to New York. By the Associated Press MONTREAL, Nov. ada Steamship Lines Ltd., which its the chief Canadian operator of steamships on the Great Lakes, plans next summer to start an aerial pas- senger service between Montreal, Toronto and New York, it was made known here today In an announce- ment by J. W. Norcross, head of the concern, who has just returned from 24.—The Can- England after having placed con- tracts for two large British seaplanes ‘for the service. “The newW service will ‘be largely in the way of an ex- periment,” said Norcross. two miles of good hard-surface road. , Through the matching of dollars with the counties and with the Fed- eral Government, however, this amount can be largely increased. The proposal which an effort will be made to provide will require each county obtaining the bond issue road money to put up an equal amount of its own funds, and then | an effort will be made to obtain from the Federal Government an amount equal to this State and local fund. The Government in the past has been matching dollars with the states in road building. The Legislature has full power to provide all the regulations to sur- round the expenditure’of the money, No Direct Tax Necessary. Officers of the Roads Council, who proposed the amendment and man- aged the campaign for it, announced, that the bonds could be paid off by the receipts from automobile licenses and that no direct taxation for their payment would be necessary. The amendment provides that all moneys derived from the sale of au- | tomohbile licenses, after the expense of collecting the money and the ad- ministrative expense of operating the State Highway Department shall have been paid, shall go Into a sink- ing fund to retire the bonds as they mature. It also provides, however, for a direct tax to pay the interest and principal of the bonds, the amount of the tax to be determined by the State Auditor. Advocates of the bonds said this provision was necessary to make the bonds salable, | and that it would not be necessary | to resort to the direct tax. ,of election; permit persons to serve as judges, | clerks and challengers in precincts) amendment to the election laws, to require the counting of ballots by | election boards and county courts, instead of by the judges and clerks also an amendment to where they do not reside. Transportation Prohibited. The State bone-dry law, like the Volstead law, prohibits transporta- tion of intoxicating liquor within the State. The United states Supreme Court has held that the transfer of private stocks of liquor, lawfully ac- quired, does not constitute a viola- tion of the Volstead law, he held to apply tu tne State law, Is not known at present. The search and seizure part of the statute, about which muclf has been eaid, applies only to places where it shall be believed that liquor is being manufactured or sold, and does not apply to ahy private dwelling, unless some part of the dwelling is used as a shop or place of public resort. Prohibitions and Exceptions. The bone-dry law was enacted at the same session of the Legislature which voted to ratify the prohibition amendment to the Federal Constitu- tion. It was to become effective Jan. 16 last. with the Federal law, but was held up by the referendum pe- titions. It is in 18 sections. Sections 1 and 2 contain the prohibition and its exceptions, as follows: It shall be unlawful for any per- gon, firm, association or corpora- tion. his, ite or their agents or em- ployes, to manufacture, sell, give away or transport intoxicating as to trans-| portation. Whether this decision will | shown by the official tabulation of |large shall be placed upon one sep- the November election returns yes- arate and independent ballot con- terday by the Secretary of State in taining no political party designa- Jefferson City to have been adopted, tion. there will be submitted at a special! Party Advantage Not Ex election the first Tuesday in next; The plan to be carried out August, the question of whether) mean a convention of 34 Republic- | pected. will CONSTITUTION PI AN heard that the amendment provid- | Equalization on June 1 last, is $2,- | | rod eager for the deserving blind bn ,511,670. The t: ame if levied this TO GIVE ADVICE. LIQUOR FORBIDDEN 7 5 e poner a pyran ype Sack G6 tashuneaner ana 4 hat RURAL HOMES PLAN wa een carried in the general elac- iscal year would be 123,575 at the) | CONVERS 0 revise OF amen o | : 7 | | tion. The news wW tele %-cent rate, and $741,4 50 at the 3- ee constitution under a non-partisan | ® majority of whom may belong ~ Increase in Rural Taxation Adolph iehasie, aint sredsient vt ‘cent rate. Sateen Ge Jones, of 3 D . ed F . | f Measure Has Dama Cla e plan fixed in the amendment, either party without anything | the United Workers, by Secretary of Kingsbury place, president of the Money eriv rom wale O ge _ The amendment does not in itself _ prs ange ages rv Ngai d hich Money Advanced Must Be party w ominate e convention provide for the calling of the con- vention or for the revision of the | It is the expectation that the plan | ; d that the majority was pointed out that Legislatyre | | sation Law Among Propo- oka | | Ke. will largely eliminate party advan- | 159,439. The 14 returned to th2ir/ must fix the rate of taxation and) . | ° ° Constitution, being merely an en- gcly ¢ party a " ' sitions Defeated fore after the brief celebration. |provide for some way of rcs ewe pended in Each of the re oar of Violation poate. iat Vn a o a pn Apa controlling factor in - ments From Time to Time | Something of the same spirit per- ins the funds. The commission, | ° 4 4 method of revising e Constitution, oa | Yaded the hearts of all the other, some special board or the county | Counties of the State. | o Act y Intoxication. ne: providing for the submission of | Pe. Sone ta: ens eee ae | Over Long Peftod. Fight amendments to the Consti- | 749° blind persons of Missouri. Soures Mesht be given this functas, | | Siig J pa on gga 2 oe new Constitution it writes or the | tution of Missouri w | Their six-year fight for the right of | he sald | Adoption of the $60,000,000 bond, Plans for the effective enforce- S™>, 1° 3) TSE NOM amendments it it i | The Soldiers’ Settlement bond: ts a Of aiissour! were adopted, the The Legislature convenes in Janu- P , + nie If at the August special election Mens 1 prepares, ® pro- omen vided, shall be submitted to a vote | of the people of the State at a spe- is required by the Cla! election, the date for which shall | there is a majority vote in favor of calling a Constitutional Convention, the Governor retified, and the initiative proposal | % "St ahead to gain the legislation come ¢ Secretary of State Sullivan after a, Dy y 2 be fixed by the convention, but | t@°Y of State Sullivan yesterday to ; : aid. Ce >r, 1921, t lls, . lov 2g amendment to call elections not less ' they want for the administration of said. The December, 1921, tax bills tabulation of the November election | tion Nov. 2, are being made by Jesse which shall be not less than 60 | have been carried, contemplates the than three nor more than six months later for the selection of delegates %#¥8 nor more than six months aft- to the wenvention. er the adjournment of the conven- | tion. If approved at the election | Plan fdr Convention. | the new Constitution will go into ef- | Two delegates shall be elected in, fect 30 days after the election. each of the 34 State senatorial dis- Thus, three more elections must | tricts and 15 delegates shall be elect- be held before a new Constitution 'ed at-large in the State. To provide can be effective. If at the first elec- for representation of each of the two tion the majority should be opposed dominant political parties in each to the calling of the convention, | district, the amendment provides | there would be no convention until | : mitted under the referendum, failed | be provided. We have fought .o havea fund of about $300,000 a year in Jefferson City during the session | Chief of Poli O’Brien h an- that no political party shall nominate at some later election the majority | jast Legislature passed an os of ratification. have some law passed for six years, to take care of its blind very well,” of the Legislature to advocate a sys-| ~"'* oy hz . ue le oe. will m en- more than one person to be a dele- | of the voters of the State should fa- | “ : mai. : The g00d roads bond issue pro- now. Twice,; success was almost. Jones declared. “They might start tem which it believes to be the best, decane tainty Menai ig: eee and that Sate. The practical effect of this vor the proposition If it should | provide the, machinery for the use with us, but something happened out, however, by a tax levy of 1 cent and to provide members of the Leg- the police will a aaa to search | Will be that there will be one Repub- carry at the special election, there | of the fund. None of the money is lican and one Democratic delegate would be elections to select dele- 238, 493 in a total vote of 911,535, | Michaels told his story at his a quarter ofa million dollarsa year.” neering advite to aid them in reach- encatatagags ng ects gi rage i: from each senatorial district. gates, and after the convention com- any of it paid out is to be returned Which was the largest vote cast on} home, 2648A Franklin avenue, last Michaels said that about half of) ing a decision regarding road laws. ep t yvonne witth eanecial To avoid politics in the selection , pleted its work an election to deter- in small payments over a lon riod any of the 15 proposals on the con- | night, while his blind friend and CO- the State’s blind. or 1200 men. wom- Method of Issuing Bonds. a at igs the cnmitieiitam nhintatie of delegates at large the amendment | mine whether the C onstitution it of years wali situtional ballot. The bone- dry| worker, Fred Rolf, who sells news- en and children, but mostly adults, While the voters of the State ap- “a wrhe-ges Cant erriaaen Stinver, v vip provides that they shall be nominat-' drew should be adopted. Trae is created a Soldiers’ Set- ovpflegey ratified by a majority = papers at Jefferson and Franklin would probably be entitled’ to the proved the road bond issue by a ma- roamed ae week bi is ———eeEeE————————— = | tlement Board, the members of na total vote of 902,361. The/ avenue, sat beside him, concurring. , pension. He was not prepared to say jority of 233,493, the largest majori- Enforcement Officers. liquors within, import the same (a private residence, or unless suck which shall be the Commissioners into or export the same from the | residence is a place of public re-. jority of °76,622 in a total vote of| ‘We had no money to speak of in| said, “We don’t want the blind given voted o one oO e bonds c b | ” 712,252. {all those years,” Michaels went on. s0 much money they can be idle and roo until pr sid recee oe the of the police in St. Louis,and other) State cntiowesceciay “a pe \epes cebtanal Chen aed oe Decal St. Louis Against Dry Law. “We.carried this thing through by live. The pensions shold be given to. Legislature. which is authorized to Cities of Missouri, of Sheriffs, Con-| purposes except that the pro- | Duties of Prosecutors. | the School at Engineering of the The official count of the St. Louis| just working. Why, we found thou-| those whose affliction decreases their order the issuance of the bonds in| Stables and Town Marshals, and of; vale ee ee | The duties of prosecuting attor- | grate Universite, | Yote showed a majority of 106,687| sands of people who were not earning power, and in such amount! such amounts and at such times as it the State courts, to enforce the pro-| oe conmsucd ed = © ee | neys, Sheriffs and police officers are | This board will have authority to » against the prohibition statute.. This, | friendly to our cause, though I do as to make up for the deficiency in. gesires. the total issuance to be not! visions of the law. Up to this time, vent the manutscm™ ony eh defined in sections 9 and 10, and it, purchase or lease lands it deems incomparison with the State figures. | not know why. We have not re- their incomes. An important thing is) to satel $60,000,000 3 the only work done by local police | tion, transportation or sale o e- | is provided that when a county prOs- | cuthiinih dam gauiielenes ; aul a mom ike ‘ -and Deputy Sheriffs in prohibition, natured alcohol, or of cider for the ecuting attorney fails in his duty it quire necessary drainage rights and purpose of making vinegar or non- : shall be the duty of the Attorney- intoxicating cider, or of denatured General of the State to enforce the for the bone-dry law. |we were able to send 9400 packages persons having inc s ortai 0 | ; é | ; s . ; : : g incomes of a certain the $60,000,000. The bonds will bear : ' Federal ¢€ 0-Operation | ¥,VUY,UUY. § > rork nder se only in the industrial . , | . The proposals defeated were those | of leaflets, supporting the amend- {amount and over would be disbarred jnterest at 5 per cent and are to ma- cdlgecet ne ~apeae ee 2 | car a phon - Po sais law in that county, appointing as-| Ajternative basis of co-operation for a constitutional amendment to| Ment, throughout the State. from the pension. The blind whoj|tyre not later than 30 years from eo vee oe —— mite ao: © cahedt athe tare | sistants who shall have the powers wi:) the Federal Government § is increase e pay of members of the | man of a committee! have a certain degree or more or the date of their issuance ; . intoxicatin bev ti f , provided. The first is that from the Legislatu ime which included Joe Unterb ‘si Btaterred. ; Phage | FS ee content constitutes an ‘nto 6 beverage preparations or for scien- tiffs, Deputy Sheriffs,Marshals, Chiefs s re; an amendment to per- : JX nterbderger, sight should he di: barred and a The Legislature in submittin the . Q te ] fi j a { l . $1,000,000 fund the State shall pre mit in ¢ William E] Ellis Fo shee J M oi . é aS ; = ees a F . — , = 4 ” beverage under the Sta aw. ti c or industria purposes, or the | of Police, policemen and constables | . crease Of taxation for school pice me re 2e, Joe Mey-| residence, of say, at least 10 years in pond issue amendment to a vote, Plans of the Missouri Anti-Saloon! gale of wine by druggists for me- | who fail, neglect or refuse to do vide the land for settlement, and purposes; an amendment increasing | &": e Stone and Mrs. M. W. Huy-/the State should be required adie ane hilfty ‘ Pagan , ache ; | —" os odes the United States shall provide the : , sing . : ; guarded against any possibility that . £ » law effective . acrs : »s , eo ag I League for making the | dicinal or sacramental purposes. (their duty under the act “shall be money for reclamation, improvement Provision for Permits. removed from office in the manner amendment increasing number of | ‘*ishted’ member of the committee. | influx of the blind from other states. fo oads across State ' : sale ce = Judges in St. Louis Court of Appeals, | I feel that the success of the amend- | Illinois has some such law and you et euang goed pig Kiya Hom = eas va aan Section 3 fixes the conditions un-| "°W Provided i law. be made with the Fedeml Govern- smd the workmen's compensation | ment is due to the work of the Unit- | dont see our blind going to East St. Louis to Kansas City and a State | o an acheter not, at this time, advo- | der which permits may be issued by Section 11 provides that any per- ment, by which the money expended law, submitted under the referen- ;e Workers and this committee; we | Louis. highway north oon ‘eee pee sate sa ne p art ot a special Btn County Clerks for the manufacture mit to sell or write prescriptions for by the State shall be repaid to it. - dam. | didn't have any help.” | Jones said that “deserving blind” the State by inserting a stipulation | “s t deal with violations of and sale of ethyl alcohol and wine, liquors may be revoked by Circuit The second plan is that the State Paphos ens Es: : 5 many department to det a manufacturing permit to cost $50 Judges, on petition of five citizens, ghali make actual expenditures of or of a prosecuting attorney, charg- ing that such permit is not being used in good faith. and a selling permit $10. Section 4 regulates the disposal of ethyl alco- is: the maintenance of a mutual benefit | means, and to “cut out the blind man ty of the State A ‘gs of hol and of wine, providing that sales | > ' : » State. ‘and the Prosecuting ttorneys . 3 | No. 1, increasing pay of Legisla- insurance scheme and the broom twho can work and won't work—the This provision, however, will pre- | counties. shall be made only to persons who Bincgpe yall eo moan ting provements, implements, equipment mmaaee. a yam Sateen OM. 40F,- a na pg bit 4. Dae oo por! blind street beggar who often col- vent the waste of the money on dirt Want Law to Remove Officials. have a legitimate nonbeverage use manner, except the ocmninn of sislae evan tdi af a saben eae eee Pinger depen - ‘a cialis Of jects many times more money than roads, which were ide e would prob-/| for them, or on a physician's pre- ; rg te 4 ' ore j ads, Lic} provided for in He said the league w Pp . om 2, authorizing cities of more the Missouri Commission for the) ph. needs.” the McCullough-Morgan road bilf! ably advocate, in the 1921 session of | scription. Such prescriptions shall peor SS ee dealers in ethyl |ing $5000 each — orm eee > than 100,000 to amend their char- Blind, the only official body, oredit | $20,000 a Year Given. passed by the Legislature. The the Legislature, a law giving the! be a matter of public record. Phy- Half of One Per Cent Limit. agree chs anus > og board a vy Simpler methods, carried: saueament a weed Legislative appropriation hereto- amendment particularly specified | Governor power to remove Prosecut- | siclams must pay $2 @ year fora per-| tion 13 provides that any em- to aaa ar wae the United Wes, 385,656; no, 311,922. . er 'fore has given the Missouri Com- .hard-surface roads. ing Attorneys forom office for fall-| mit authorizing them to prescribe) 1.6, authorizing an employe to States to carry out the plan, the ethyl alcohol or wine, it is provided 11 01,+, the law shall be personally Se ‘ease their indebtedness to acquire The meaning of the amendment is_ ‘a year for its work in maintaining a It is the expectation that the tion law as well as others. It will | in section 5. responsible. estrictions as the Federal Geovern- ation, carried: Yes, 368,651; are ng agrees oe so hres ‘broom factory here and helping the $60,000,000 will be merely the nu- | also work for as large an appropria- Section 6 is considered a strong Section 14 declares that Nquors pares may impone. To provide sett- lyre 938. sate yt ag cc a by inserting | Pne as much as possible. Jones cleus of a much larger fund. In it-| tion as the Se ce ta feature of the law, being a damage | unlawfully manufactured, sold or 'jers with equipment, the board «Is » Permitting majority of quali- sien Gaiiniitie tinea th Avticle 4. said that charitable contributions self it would provide an average of | need, to employ assistant: clause, which reads: transported are contraband, and =§ authorized to make short time bans voters of road districts to au- Secti na ‘4. ee ie along . have amounted to over $20,000 a only $52,631 for each county in the prohibition enforcement pyreneenigs Every wife, husband, child, par- that they and their containers shall | not exceeding $8000 on @ farm dr special levy for road pur- 4 e year, but he expects these to dwindle State, which would build less than; The league will also favor an ent, guardiam or other person who be sold or destroyed, and that no | $1000 for a labor allotment. shall be injured in person or prop- erty, or means of support or oth- erwise, by any Intoxicated person by reason of the selling of intoxi- cating liquors in violation of the provisions of this act, shall have the right of action in his or her name against any person, firm or corporation who shall, by such il- legal selling of such liquors, have caused or contributed to the in- toxication of said person or per- sons, or who have caused or con- tributed to any such injury; and the plaintiff shall have the right to recover actual and exemplary damages. officer or person shall be liable for | damages for destroying them. Section 15 fixes the definition of intoxicating liquor as portable liq- uid with one-half of one per cent al- coholic content. Section 16 defines the phrases as to county officials, in such a way as to make them apply, | in every instance, to the correspond- ing officials of the city of St. Louis, which is not in a county. Section 17 fixes the penalties: First conviction, fine of. $100 to $1000, or imprisonment in jail from 30 days to one year, or both fine and imprisonment; second, and sub- sequent convictions, fine of $300 to Buildings May Be Entered. $1000, or jail sentence of three months to one year, or both fine and | 4 ov- Any building, stationary or m imprisonment. . able, used for the unlawful manu- facture or sale of liquor, is declared by section 7 to be a nuisance, and county prosecuting attorneys or the Attorney-General of the State may prosecute a suit in equity to abate and perpetually enjoin such nuisances. Section 8 provides that, upon the affidavit of a prosecuting attorney, ‘9 rthe Attorney-General, that liquor ic being unlawfully made or sold in a certain bullding, {t shall be the Sheriff's duty to enter the bullding, by force if necessary, and remove the liquor, holding it as evidence, and eventually selling it “in some legal manner’ and applying the proceeds to the fine of the maker or seller. | “No warrant shall be iasued to search a private dwelling.” the law pro- ‘vides, “unless some part of It is used as a store or shop, hotel or boarding house, or for any other purpose than CUT IN PREPARED, ROOFING By the Associated Presa. CHICAGO, Nov. 24.—Price reduc- tions in asphalt shingles and pre- pared roofings, ranging from 3 to 35 per cent, were announced yesterday by two large roofing manufacturers. ©. A. Heppes, president of one. concern, said in announcing the price cut: “Asphalt shingles and roofing have become very important factors in. the bullding industry. During the quotations are below present costs | for 1921. The one stimulate business.” LLL A LE cITY CIRCULATION * POST-DISPATCH t.GREATER ™7™ ANY OTHER —_——— ian A ee ee St. Louis by Approximat a tecy ue rls dee RS ficial tabulation of votes by Secre- 'creation of a revolving fund of that with agencies of the United States in | providing employment /armed.forces of the United States in Tights of way. ‘and equipment. investment for reclamation, for ac- money to be expended under such an applicant must be a citiges the United States, and not the owner of agricultural land exceeding $6400 ‘In value. ted to hold more than one farm or allotment. ‘be secured by first mortgage on the property. | between the settier and the State ate payment by the settler of 2 per cent of the sale price of the land and not less than 10 per cent of the cost of farm ‘balance of the amount for land shall be repald at the rate of 2 per cent a year for first four years, and the remaincer in period of not more than 409 years, ‘Interest on deferred payments will improvements shall bear interest at period of not more than 20 years. be repaid within five years. war the Government used immense vide agricultural training quantities of them in housing proj- diers, sailors and marines, ects and in the building of canton- dividing with the Federal ments and warehouses. Our new merit the cost of such and aiso jower than anticipated costes quickly «= the State urpose is to organised, and machinery i provided. mime, 100% SUNDA Y—50% DAILY | With Federal norman for Men’s Benefit. EMPLOYMENT AND Returned in Small Pay- sue of $1,000,000, shown by the of- amount to be used in co-operation and rural homes for soldiers, sailors and ma- rines who served as members of the any war. In anticipation of its adoption the to be used as a money bonus, and of the Department of Land Reclama- Arrangements shall not less than 25 per cent of the total tual payment for the land, for itm- To obtain benefita under the p): f No aettier will be permit- Advances of money shall Terma of Contract, The contract to be entered into Board will provide for the immedi- improvementsa. The annual Inataliments fixed by the board, but covering a be 4 per cent. The balance on farm 4 per cent, and shall be repaid te «a Short time loans for equip nent shall The law will become Board the “Yh 4 Sedu ? a4 a” et

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ait: A SE a i ie Sseum tonight in he selettre await the starting signal of Referee Magidsohn th ride unti '¢ eee ps Ke — ' i mig ’ ‘ Le I two div en a oe . a characterized restercay This afternoon the coaches wil) ee eee ee eee ee ee — , 7 sh binpeiceceggyrn = — ee oe as © a a ee ee at wee erin woop ot i tent These will be di pte th § eteck market was conti : ; ~ °¢ ° : : — , = “+ ' ; : Lf 2 a> * = ’ . . Laas = “ . — . ~~. i - . = , - €x ° ard ind ws*rial '*a gues - " ae 7 . dav 3 market. send their men through light signa! . he : heir ve a con gpm oieitelin ; Ae eoeiate ' Ps “ ee _— : : write. “- Lineup and Facts on 008 Coycamacenalee aii ta tii, weet ee 1¢ @ team senting Ll teas : > he uls For the industrial leagues, only those _ ™) very irregular. @rilis im order to keep them in ) thi @ , oo1 Ras ever io ~ a i t+) . +7 eats ~ a .@ Ren tlle >? i 7 - the firm ther represen: 2. Of ner cont aa _— rtiey? G ‘ —T ir; ea te : ‘ oe | yen ; I : : ton ding trEte al ar shape for the game. Actual gridiron Piker Billiken aime a ea 2 et . LC South sSice re ready so! and ros fair | nt Bb sc he mational titk mitted te Pp | Sars a OT ¥. | etocks and the net ch ivi ; wil! give way today to the nN we bs mas _ - , 7 Y Aaa pi y | St jad ee t. a . r = tt z= re 2 : mé@eé iB ‘ : ai é i. wists ; Sates Lee _ ’ — ’ - 4 . — ‘ . - 2 : q yesterday? c poste were 4 demonstrations ? Senintinees teames— MW ashincton ; Lies a at PcCLOoOrious itl .a 5 2 at : , rs | se - ¢ ; ee i” Wis. st at : : ait 2 teemewens clock a [> —~inute halve 7? be oor igible to : - —arOata. 115 pounds go os im th points loss. opened ww will Starte: thw af ternoon ty . oe - wy 2s we 6 ve asi ~H ‘ ait : r . ; ‘ , i ; ; “a ‘ - ps ; : . « es ’ SixX-Troun 2 prek min . ages , . es: AGC : a. t i} piaved t “onform ith th nationa " 3 a Pine -4-TOUDE ary. A but qu and continve un mtil late tonight Srake—i elleciate feotball cham- rer : ; i A _ ne . ae S +4 . = é . ; , 3 om , Lem C1 Phas . 2 une ae rile four. Both schools have planned autc- pienship of *t. Louis. : , Jyeeicgnge : 3 . Ramsey ang also ts mobile parades for by ‘afternoor Time—2 p. m.. tomorrow and Mass meetings at oer respect- Mace—Francis Ficid, VW ashing- And ali ; ; | | ive auditoriums tonight. followed Dy gore miversity. . — é "ith much applause and k huz t a Re h ftert Jil fort ot a ; . dre sir ge a ox a reser — hampicaship.~ the usual shirt-tail parade through a a zahs atti eet ah ehh e Mo are i emia aod Se eR , r an = | we >¥. 38 0 : | weight, un | the West End streets a oe ae a oe oe "ell mal ell . ee ee ng will ba thwell staged on > 23. with the Ben PS Anethet me ~ nl be Is continued i. a: REN news been ene bleck south. Machines take es ~reosliige Eig : fas, and the f i x a8 wit & : — ramnpi ~ nieta iis | oe a pomne And even then & mum be ural reac | Undergraduates aways , soe FPersaythe read te athictic ficid en- the _— Ant — : tan ‘ ripped tm 14 igo enna ete : ’ Ripert . | cae . ; ; oo tne senior consi dered that Regan is a : | ef Mondar attended abie to make a whole ict cut of lit- trance. ian 2 iT; bam 4 ; . cea wi. aii , . — | ex ~ a k oh Sing en _ atio: - | -4-pounder while , gerting their prerogative this sSea- $150 ‘All bexes are sold and gon. The contending teams have. there are neo reserved seats.) -As there is no : - : W ach - Official« — Referee, Magidsohn r™ a a es a ae - While the a had Ghastrous sg 0 one _ any bod ” pick an all American - , ia} 4 . heé “= ‘ nS $s : . ast ore Makych: Sn " best and a rus for their money ee. -yorr @ tn the whohk fie ingtom seems an odds-on favorite : ity ss AOD PI AL NE Dre er) ers te ak , rit ime and withdrewai of THY. REAI ‘eager : aie 4 owt £ ? | nes ; be | ‘ | a sri Bar wGl Que bea a | web aw forbidding soar ioe incuyp Is . hamy s € ers who alwars give t “tr the afternoen weight is from 128 ; fered tn last week's weal Re hen den ts Se ad » > iMichigani: wmpire. Masker « Iili- : , anil , , ees . - : —_ _ : a ever the Billikens. Nevertheless, ev- |) 20%): Beed Uncoman, Henry (Ken- mag rol fbn een a ar ete ii be nei ¢ Cg tag RSS ER. " waite tines ist: they will have ni ery time they are f= the ring. exceptions. pense Galt este Seem the qulible “fresh” )) THE LINEUP — __ fentra! Has Improved ee ere rr tegen to ascom, Saa¥ 208, if past records mean ans- BATHS TO LOSE WEIGHT “Comeback” for Regan. cmorgendaenscdinr ens te the exuberant “grad” is getting). wash. Pesitions. St. Lesis. one ad coach iy 2 eect oar ee eee Pe ee hi : 9 elevems have b CHICAGO, Nev. 4 —The battle for 4 0- FB *- POUT -Will Be interesting te Ge gh me ve i scale ail “het up” over the fracas. Kremer - ; Finnegan AYS DE Has Hc : as ignt te alii ae es . a al 28 8 Rasen sg opi eG pm eae tied twice in local le clashes thi the prep school feetball championship local followers of the sport fom the ; saambeunie Telenk _ The Bic Game of the Year. Krache . Delan et e, Tad. N re er ulate wpeinggeat” pine ~ s yes . PY nema ; ' ome eason. 2 neit] om! : been of = te ) between Schurz ané Bow- Regan viewpoint. inasmuch as t wa | rere an “Such is the case every year. De- + ne _Pecteieass neon Se : team is complet now fame, trounced McKinley, 34 In a teeiatiee watiathe tn ine ee m i ete ange Mage Delaperte, # bow Beep be his first showing before the hemes spite the results of the earlier games. L. Webd : © ortired patent) ia i tn ae history of the University of Missouri ef ie seni i | gthietics, Wecause boys fans since he was sent to the nade the “Bills” and Pikers always meet) -. Godfrey : i ary 7 ‘he mideits ; | will begiz aie alleen oni silanes tts ‘o teams reduced their! Nod by Joe Lymch near the dem @ each other with new leases on life | . mS. Webs » |. this vear but he ~ | Fear to pis : f the sea lissour: nes ha oS tT al won aati tei am NEM SF Ula Lethe & — not last season. In the meantime Regas Comparative score basis g0¢8 into eee ) : Thanksgivin The rec as a re cate ext tine —_ aye wogore ’ - posted oy cate sina rene nas had only one battle—that with the heap and a turkey Gay victory the silk ‘ Das ‘ looks . : e men ~ a ' a - ih | : oe _— i r : if of , . red 2! Gomes 7 wins _ sii gh tenon oer ina ay | : nin @ tie tetween the two schools.” when ther see him in action. nearty 2 cents in thy ‘Jeadging by the play so far charge of seeteeatona tian — — Tei eR . Phite by : —_ : , sk af sect : can - Ss | r | n ms = VALLEY WILL COP Nevertheless, Regan will have be reliable uoviens trom @eason, Washington holds a distinct)... oy i aati sa : eee eo oa 4 | syqlnnnaee Recsecnn ll ommnel arae ag: watt tn aoe eee ae ate ain o ONSIDER hands full. Bandy is a strong eee that influences op advantage from tackle to tackle. . € punch 1 Rademacher : wy OSEe ae oe mir en _— : eT 7 nd ; : ‘ " =e | . . geet be ae CATION — th sedis his record does net ahew reeent rise im steering at i said that Rademacher's forwards *** % Siow to the mid-city hope: - aa that Ber Blew i lees of ; tk 3 bs : ~ the whole afterncen wa: Se aa ee cae ning ecsnongioe =~ RE ery n pverwhelming number of knock are special and temps have shown improvement during the Henry was the best lire plu r OT SU ceA AO He BO Ro* ea bare a good: ntas -ackwood at qua La a ey eat uted es “tin ag anaes nsitn aie a so ere uts, he is a tough customer. Baadr conunue on a — . past 19 days, but the improvement; the squad. He probably wil) be : ee a eneag of vidual 3 and her can bz : aives and L zn at f lig Seon gedin : the ain the Job. ley Footh: ~nferenc - to ta } Sroaeew boy than Regan, ang netting. More goid fram Must be great im order to stop the! ect by Donovan or Swanston . . sa : ave an acvanta 2wis hac w ; tes Pe pregsapmatens: tates : : ar T to an naunce. ‘S 2iways boring in. He knows al te private account arrived Pitkheway line attacks. The Grand! PDomovan is more experienced: but wok ganiealnrames couier feeling. : CeRIEWOTk. . Cleves. However.) at hi gree ntanecreupeancaily “ay air So laa pone Pg ra t todar of th .. little tricks ef the trade. Olympic bringing $5.4 e@venue ends are very good and Senieion is heavier and has en +i 5. om ee ee 4 ee a ee ae 4 ces 4s ere a admiss! Nebraska niversi Wetcht Low for Bandy. what = gong on & Sbeeid easily hold their own. The! some ability in recent workout: SEE THE POUNT. ies Dian eek maa ang “igh "ee ly eye ae upg ; Sia ee . com. e1 will Be ome of th ndy has had to work harg secure. but it may De am Backs are light and fast runners but! Washington's only change in t See where President-ciect Hard- aut Cet ile ae Cg ei Doggy +: eames ek ae es: : prio 9 tN » gl : . matters te come Se- ‘ “ Sa. iF » British understand how Wnlews their line can do better than/ lineup will be at nllbac} e ine is visiting Colon for a brief “nok ) a te . ho.) eet ithe wee then thar bee 4 2: a a a ee i , : ay ey one svanee Ne- get Gown to the weight for the clash nate their purchases of R has heretofore their gains will| Griesedieck will start the g«: period. Now will you pay your = ~} hie alee Chere gee = now south a wi, oi ane -Ofma: appucation Even though he had to take eff ae country with thetr em have to be entirely around the wines. | Mathes opened against Missouri an syntax? >t) rera ty q [se their work tha ad been skin " 3 eR wee: — ms “pee Of) mi: ; ¢ -, four pounds, it must be considered actions (,ermans .™maA Shaniey and Kremer have played! undoubtedly will get into tomorrow’ — . 7 B 1 his > the hema game —— = Be ayy eee ninMainia ened cp. that Bandy is a pretty husky tf from yesterday's 147 well defensively this season andi contest. Koch, right tackle. ha: The turkey has something Va . _ i me ) nere i thing %: “4 at WE ~ oy © a. cludes Missouri, Kansas and Oklaho- Who Goes not carry any supertiea Here again London's ad shoult be able te stop them. charleyv-horse and may have to to be thankful for. The price is . ag ' :* an ir ex, —_ is , ae er.ain op : ~ ; tos _ sen gaa i Aw — * wu? es Raress# State Agri. Weight, even when entering the ring te rermember that the G Pass is Billikens’ Hope. way to Cohen The rest of thes so high he is practically immune i: = salle eae bigots: a é ee 5 ee eee / Pe , cultural Col . Iowa State Agrtecul- at 139 pounds) However, Bandy & ng presses are stil “S. Louis University’s only hope! ix in top shape and ready for Mestioer tines at i a. coin iit dees aie: i oe = 2 mat eG - turas Couege, Washington University, sists that he will make the wall the point. Nallan ire seems to rest in a strong passing | came. | r me ) - , piewed 1}. ne Raa ion tah ee $a Sige 2° i Nap hie i, —_ ‘(1 Col- and have all his strength. from 1.84 to 3.44 game. Missouri Drake and Okia- be Rut! rite uggins th back fn . sme wit ta Mine : en ae din peepee a CRIMEA i me BE cote eH sta he pitche ‘ in ‘ | Kas | » 4 Lincoln Is in Condition. Kleeson- Cc . econ ce; swing &@ wicked mkt Each owns $1.58. which is very i Fal! iver , . , wallop. In thetr last meeting Me cent low. In this connes® -_- “TT? " : : , Ya ; fense. If the “Bilis” have devoted! wases last night was elected canta’ - , S . ri wer beck fron mouch time to the aerial rovte they! of the Yale football team far 19 , :s efeat be ‘ dines aimee hoe: - Cc L ea d Post-I atch t t Mullen won. That Jolly owns « ki » ported that 139.6¢° ba SLL LL LL ' *-+ea : : . = Po“ ¢ , iy . . : pied ut rar e f * tre sea- omics m e was shown when he cropped the dian wheat hare arrived. 9 ‘ ¢ usiness aga: = ~ : an ey ver ' Fe . ; : ; — oe, «=a Pete Macklin at the Coleg ago market Corn 4 1920 Form on I OmMmorrow x Bi Games i€ ion Wh} Fotehs eee aid ; ‘ ae al . hd . . ee Ves _ ees 9ed bowlin im ¢t yu Die : a ther scores for the Poet. some Ume ago. McMullen bas mame strenzcth. opening wif: g make good ga a A ot ‘hii oa a. ee ee a : sterday’s rm eee ams follows: Society 2131, ; boxing skili and this should Ga thar yesterday. did not la lan tatiana insite i ti die di ie i edie aie ae "aa a aan ee eee ie iin iin iin ili italien ten tae ae en ' —s * io. > wed th : . j ' - ¢ re 2 ! ' Be 7 > ee Magazines 54 an acvantagce. w :« af and re acted te & and dioct ne re kept vic » Midd: ‘est tourmament Of - =» | ; Rotograrures 1881. The bout with Barbatea tonight ire peed tea Siedsioer ous LOCAL TEAMS. EAST moe h ; nas ARNING. hu R is a8 i. Pn i & : - O- Te Ge 2 i mee 4 lows Will Se the fret for Harry Ricks la mm the exott rm “~arke?. the ee ee ee NANI, ila Ere. ROME ION. Tet DN tpn I ne EU wa eC BMRA oy FR TRAD LR IO LAE a 8 tm A gee te te vr » — Washington vs. St. Louis, at Francis rs. © Ser earr she tahherwnch ‘ rl o)@an-MeKinler game w" aie a Sienten ; Pennsylvania ig at Phile- ea eyrane the Jabberw my |. a a t the an i: Gee iiadecmeinie: iad vent a & wis tea to sec shies 2 o'cieck, atuaes 3 (cach: Ym. SEEEO te. Ee indeeetd Be ening in the forenoon, ST LOTIYs Tv a i delphia. son, ' eS . | ’ | . m often ; "An 4 We: nhetmer-~G me?" Sehee. 'tTalimin ee esterday ' NNSTLVANIA. CORNELL! ao feet she , 3 ; . O12 cte% while er to rc nie is a>beve yesterdays cH 22—Cape erm oe aioe, “a. — a The teeth th te. th . ee os iin var sag” sds saetiiaan , ; ee : ppt £2: -Serariot: Menne- alter Helsner, as usual, will Ras cen’s - Rewer _ «On . : ‘ * . r ; [> ‘ , —_ : . . . “ a s a . ~~ a} ort a Pp 2 ri ~~ : . : ' : eis oki teins : »-s nem: stirnuation ef tie the steel indus The beoid, Fs als named ai s = oe Srimont! 4 ——— +—Marquetts _. J aaenesepeta. wumt = oi Dertmentn 144 . JACK JOHNSON TO BOX » : ea a oe: | — aoe 235-POUND NEGRO IN .—™ a , perial > comba 2 he twe-men eee meag Mant: Kaopper-Wuerk CLEV . ; ‘ teeta - 2 carte a. , sc- — . : td . Pp M— fireman "Ms —Sewe" a aid 6) PRISON TOMORROW erica aii al git _baree 12 : tas . a . . . : ‘ . . 7 ~ i i? ; % le } , : —_— — — ; | T—Srracase - Johnson nephew, left Chicago today x! ars ~~ : eee phe : ted 3¢f Protherheeé No. 1. Evangelical Brotherhecd sp only preb- ) “No. 2. Zien Brotherhood No. 1: Zion Broth. Krett®-Mulcahy erhood No. 2. Schumachers Maillera Mig Blouln-Wolt, Chicago INDIVIDt ALA. Pasi : wise ReNeD BI 10 SOL. DAN | 13 9 20—Nebreska og DO rhich will be he! hursday Schm ) ree , [772 with Werd . ‘ . : ; . - ae ; - a3 sl ‘ ; . ‘ . : 1% ~ 4 | ow Silatek = months us =» : . e+e? pe : ax \*arnwe : Perr man. Dens4 a ae . peTeents anyetyr w@ #f ee’ +. Tperation’s : ; > > 12e12 Prtees spect gard to rails, for which Pt, =~ ’ “9G hes made ilarce : : , Ue) . at Washington. aye: caution : . elie eens a a . . ; al Sts eu | ae ugh trre haeferin wchrin i _— ) L133 : Lo oer rt on defeated Swarthmore at WEST VIRGINIA 2 emorts — _—~ an ;' . - pass so : 3 g » ls nial ‘sh 220 4 . . et ae isis ‘ “x — = mene tes an te * ee ; soccer here yesterday. 1 to @ The » are tied with Pennevrlrania CiRicego hex? a af wit be : ier) > Bactman. O Palien. Il rted later ~ be im geeé conéities JUNIOR SOCCER LEAGUE bad Lhe ' Skin in th hand ; Hartman ag in ae, legiate League ee. ane ; baie — a A #F -an of 7 - eS : Ppervsent mills are Lewis BB! Falion Ti} ee his bout with Owens ————__—_ o-——__— ous SEASON SUNDAY acre cova °} ‘ae | ‘he singles. going to Sird owyrers are ot «expects P treely ant:, the errat DR. REILLY TO FLY TO ace wit! He also took th RL RIE OO ere Seale ae - 7 " .t ) " = | 6 ome which wt? ai Wage reductions.” s> .--— fame, while Linco! lede: Fi ound No 8 iat- at C a | ng to the e: - E. Ki { Racine. Wis. fell down | ; News and —SPECIAL rT leadership of the Intercol- - OQ a 2 bre rg 2 Blo t! Bocawes of Me’ ATRURN. SA—Vanderhi) . \ Weel OG s » _ cat P - e > &— oe ms 6s aM pion als has won the years, Dut those Texas ws. Texas Ageies, at Austin. The probable lineups are as folic SS: . *, will De eligibie TEXAS Yas MITE: Se: . - 8, - a wo i TOK a DARTMOUTH ELEVEN TQ 7 "7" expect to return 1y 156. giving hi ARRIVE IN WEST TODAY i e.ley said, adding thi — These were the only #699 scores ghot : “ng Ris even meal | . Zuring the day tn singles Wash. Nov. 24.—Dart- Rs . , . , crowts were st! lewe's football eleven was . ut of Golumbin Cemics Tep Post-Dt«epetch Ftvrea. : &-3123908@ ~~ = nel ’ 4° —RMowerd Payne é| nrtets on Tv che Post-Dtgspatrc > 7 oo ~ a > a ~ «dd IOWA CITY. Ia. Nov 34.—- Aubrey rolled iast night. Dut failed ne wis elected captain of the 1927 tf a place among the pace-makx - riversitr of lows fpetball team last .. : "omics were high with 2375 ‘ ‘am =. A rn . shoe shaped st: . a ODpu oe - iil Eifert. 556. doing the heary es : > subscription ~ act Pract ‘“~e of the great > ever assem Died for an athieth . ma this cit; The new stadium wi!! rr * ° ca - a * : . = * ‘ . es Les isa 7 - 4 m reprerenting Washington to capacity in” wz. Cellege, arrived here yesterday - a ae tor the Teankagiving Gay game oink : Poors properly balanced Style - Netirasita. The Nebrasica eleven «-» Sooners Depart for Des Moines. : if have the advantage in weight b+ a NORMAN x.. Now. 24—The Uni- pa N for Fall and Winter preneunced marg:n Beth teame will Yersity of Oklahoma eleven departed Te were oe have a workout today. but there wil] for Des Moines early teday, where . ‘¢ - be no scrimmage play they Will compete with the Drake | o% newal of th Tia ‘2 nee ame team Omlahboma, having lost the | " 25 mew The Sond mal Rippe Beats Grossman chance of being the ajill-victoricus . O AY | aoe ‘ery Tittle feature «now | = en te stepped gong FOL LAI OCR COR LPL champions of the Missourt Valer TSalesge fall «acu “greandg Bia yo sethye-- Cen na J. J Growe- Conference. departed for Des Moines ~ ' , To . e Mate champ? om- determined t ‘ 7. , , TUE. aan. to an announcement made inst ah: o win the Thanksgiving . : » aoe aa5Reta, M. D peatet Stivaré te 2 ; ' | LasT © Collar Co Toy. NY el stipes ete y Lieut. John Cook of the oub-| Grean “ se aioe, be game and carry off the valley cham- United Sher iso Makers of Lon “W& . : pienship with a near! ‘Guar Con 1 base at Los Angeles barber. Bobmeyer pla tonight. - mcg Sha early perfect record Brinkmann, Meieci 4 Recker Ciger Co. Diet. ies AO SSA STATI Peek *F.8 @4e7> --<

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mil a ee eee OE Oe eee eee PrN aia ae none ST. Lovie i e Licenses Births Recorded ae Burial Permits MARRIAGE LICENSES. } S_ isParrT surtieenth SSwcn waste MOG MARKET RECORDS = : NEW LOW OF $9.90 ' i eT RL AMI - 411 ur ce ne 3 — mert -_—_ > - Produ: 2e ‘Els isewhere Ba@ewte Geo PFartmaar lela EF. Wirnike- Ralcoh VW. Hanties Atma M. Favwer Water H. Osterka™p Reby Gall Arther E. FP. Maru Emilie M. Teachmer Mather L Cleary Asus E. McNe Lawrence John Voeicker Biisabeth A. Marsey Witter G. Hoelder'ie Amma Brandner L. Hiegel Mike Mesukor-« Bg Cea Baracka *o5 hirme Jehr lL. Maddock Rroadc«ea ed B BG2 | Pennert' an _WHY BE WITHOUT A JOB W WHEN YOU CAN FIND HAVE DARK HAIR D LOOK YOUNG Dark Marry Georre Emre Elsie Harris bes S Greschner Ocks Curtis C. Monteith Leciile Rergevin Cowan | lette Rice Rethert W. Elliett Derothy G Calman Charies C. Walters | 007 Destrehan Genevieve I M. Putney °?i KRenrer:; Clarence J SoS. Agnes Gieason Welseon F. Kiein Bunice A. Kaufman. ton BB. Steverson . Luetiie A. Hall Wenry William Kauffmann I t Penrietta M. Charbenmea.c. Richwoeds. Mo em T. Lawler... -»+,, L337 Aabert jeve J. Larkin... 4809 SS: Leuis ard Wel's. Aichhoiz . Now Haven. Mo S344 Weils ng Bloemau ist | 44 Ww Gertrude Schuilin. 1422 Wal Jacod A. Kotaach..... 1864 Pn orth bh Market Margaret Dussold.... Nobody Can Tell When You Gray, Faded Hair With Sa Kaneas (ity. Moa _*-ee* Minerva ‘oe East Warne 3202 Penrase 4130 Hu 401 Southwee 5400 Areena OUCH! LUMBAGO! RUB PAINS FROM ==" SORE, LAME BACK = | . ’ ) - L. tne > - ; aot? War? i } o tm and beantifol ADVERTISEMENT trial bottle of old “St. Jacobs © on.” F “Back hurt you? Ex Rub Backache away with small * Can't straighten without feeling . sudden pains, Tp aches and twinges? Now lis- fen' That's lumbago, sciatica or! maybe from a strain, and rou'l! get Relief the moment you rub vour back With seothing. penetrating ‘“St. Ja fobs O81.’" Nothing else takes out soreness, lameness and stiffness so y. You simply rab it on rour and out comes the pain. It is barmiess and doesn’t burn the skin. ~Lamber up! Don’t suffer! -Get a @mali trial bottle of old, honest ‘‘St. Jacobs Oi)"” from any drug store, and _— wsing it just once you Tl forget you ever had bashinhe, lum- or selaticea, because rour back. mever hurt or cause any more! . Tt never disappoints and has) Teeommended for 60 rears. To Cure a Cold in One Day ==" -QPake Grove’s LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tab- The genuine bears the signature of E. W. Grove. 30c. asTaES As aen City News in Brief Thomas Mertropoloua, L1i6A North Tavior skull tis mother was tm armother roerm. uaa sane THE BIG STORE AT S. E. COR. 8th and FRANKLIN WILL BE Thanksgiving Until 12 Noon ieee AND ARE OFFERING Furniture at Great Savings “DEATHS. I OF BR RPO aor. 22, 1980 tered ot. SITUATIONS—-MEN. sors Ss ONE? Tell what you can do through a “Want” ad—or read the Help Wanted ads, _MISCELLAN Eous _NOTICES > pairs. alterations, | 5044 Sauright. For-{ ‘to ciesn. cars te wash. coal gat in. + Gatiy I deli 3196R. MAN— PIANO Su sigh-¢T se a | ie if a v So — + OYMENT AGENCIES TRADE SCHOOLS : ; <3n mol 4 MC cers mis n Man enc’ bm? C2 ia reg teal oun K 3 azaz nes (EMPLOYMENT WANTED MEN, BOYS CARPET CLEANINC—UPHOLSTG eome ~—~~~~~~- ~~~ 3435 Marner sta’ mar 25 years of axe = ~ . cenects ear Kind work Pas © iespecch, & ef Ree SSERS ANO SOLICITORS ee gy mer anc |6©'—ee SMEN—@ide pe ea ‘tng s* =a. e%< “er oll Die. GALESMEN — WF th jerwe-a mar ee —— —— “ee ac . aseeets Be. 4. ? ‘Teneeee aes. ew Cay

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a ver 45 te eee a ; BLISHED | HOUSEGIRL—-whi or: 1619 | nagres gh able to talk woreen ee f ap- | | a a. are all over. - READER. acd: eee i! 3910 Aree at sees cabinet, table and lin- — x Gress “Premier $12.50. Melira r lame oF apne -. + 8 Seer or “we rou } ' . , aa ré m } chatre. * 7 mm. \. 2." clin i ‘ ot ; _— 920 “Oitve ae wEW YORK CLOAK AND HOCEROIRT— family, 6192 Secret, nouse 4 poe ee og chisdren; good health, small au-|| Board me. Rg a can | high stade eran chat Raniat wien Vee ge my By beat prices, eat ast before secing ante YTEWRITERS—Selling weer} mad aaa oe “ senate estm > stic i oi with i} ommi e wit ; net . white enameled . 406 C ¥ tal : ° ‘f . = _— beat t Wages. a; sU IT HOU SE, for Kansas work. Shas “White, for a pater” ich i t @ hard | Sook coastal: “carries on”’ Bn ti the City Hall. issioners at tape for Se mora against A Se — e | @ , , . ; ’ ~ _ at tite ~ 7 ke ae - - a ee es. Ar. d Missouri, ] HOUSEGIRLS—For erson. _Cabany 4 3 referred: high-school educ pa graduates I GREEN .—Get in ¢ ; r be done rene nute, This 1 factory renewed: - other makes; | APPARE = (el4) ab’ P E WRITERS : - =e Apply 2801 Gr enn fC) an i, also’ for Colo- Forest Ridge: Caban: 799, Pre personal interview add tae ion required. ||| [yceum bureaus ouch with the| Pt ation will be atedly, as one ap- | a free. Wagner cece. Geliver ang soa- shoes, i—-25.000 suits. overcoats. a. New . Ow ety, one repaired ; a x Pine. Gas © ~revoia, and rado and Nebraska. HOU SEGIR abany —. Pak: stating age yg: By | order to find ol og Pane ype i in the grease. niy remove part of TTRTT 203 8. cab | = try, zy for shipment foreign pants, ’ ply , ‘Mds oF live st. = — a x { " 2) : L—Good: $30 qualifi . you | | * . yloymen EHOLD GOO a Oe : auto cal nT res ati es ‘i Ms a en me W hav } 1 Lutheran Hospital. Oo month. A are, - if poss!) bie, ieloee for the sition r. W. B.—Apply to , ent A. & H.—Ther cash. how bs—3 rooms; 00. os) Forest 767. ee minutes. Del- | | at EWRITE Rs—- tw néierw o 7. we n for labor e e OK established Hous hie ty. aud — AOI | a -1 Battie rs eve: alga with |. shop . ‘and they will ery machine holiday in the 1’ ot Ay ane national | 3005 Evans evenings, after o'clock. | arr ber, 4420 ree | = — we $75 te § ale ‘ai: own i trad SeGth ude so. Pot ||} use of t ell you the are legal h tates. T it RANGE —— ARE wti— a at voward. 8t. Leu “4 :3) ae rood. mn ssa Mis- , e in ay territory and wages, 436 ng. washing: woman for gen mond | buffers. 95 different polishes and Me Siton meee ed = oe | ee ge em Charter Usk soot | pean “ahipmen eee ee overcoats, | Main 1102 eit N. 10th at. m olive whan OR i r” 3 , gases ; small f ’ ! > all over metimes ii Call ; reasons f : p ipment; or Eure- | ~ ae iable on y men 0 experie ne , at 0 Fiora amily; ood POLI the [ observed | li Thursd or scliing will pa $25. WOST cn) } : men € will HOUSEGIRL—Whi . cectsmaeeg oy i OLLY.—It is ab ° day whic nited State ed || Warre ay morning. Cc i756. C f auto will | complete lines, —» wn. ransport be cons idered. sist w Wilts, “in {e3) Are from St. I s about 3250 miles ich has bee s but no! |. retin, isi8a Brit iad . a entral 5615. H. Bans | pentalse, Union all makes, . wet ation f ¢ n j re¢ t with bab or housework WOMAN PPP BPP PP OOP is ° uis to Celina n . m tional ho! a n de clared i Ri ose”? s* s. i Oth - Typewriter Co : 2. Bi ‘ ne ington bi. y; references. and as- N—wWith house-to-h / 38 approxima x . Celina iday by a na-! ——s Axminster — APP AREL Wt : 8) | . al N i451 we uy “ EK. Green ns Write direct to S. STEIN HOUSEGIRI- ¥ 4341 wee) Benoa Re Ry og Beg ote nes eee a ~ |) oo nae Aig ayes oc from bia. Gay in the pisueict ae foteox i gieekhoe bicturee a! wg mitchea men's sults. td. — 20.000 iad ladies’ and gentile RENT A TYPEWRITER—Viet ios vc ‘i i r ef email f : or gene ? special magazine subscri ti i 93. . spuiation of oiume Persh| tiny tures, laandry outfit. a irts, shoes, hat pants, dr esees, j months, $8 and wu ——Vietblie mad re : we os * a - r ; ~T* = . ’ : - ae ] . / . ba) rs | : . ge la. ayment th ™ aa i : } “9 city . x St., HOVEE wages. 4 4531 We ry oF outside work; and product is wel] and ioe oe auahity; | |) NXIOUS.—We sh feet! ad storage is the MATTRESS—Fine, ic} pelman, 4 42184 Delmar 2003. H. A | Rebuilt mac apples pehaged 5: 2: Sl ; he : New y aa ( 8 1OUSEGIRI F, estminster. ‘ok the leader in the Fo py ne known | | the person wh ould judge that ve means of avoid most ef- | ful ticking: deliv ” ott . 35 ibs... besuti- Shs Page bi. - | | gee our NEw all makes “ is 4 a one that ner wa Cc 3) | adults: Sage | general ho ____{e5)| good salary: give refere “permanent; ||| that YY o put the stam ages of moths. oiding the rav- |}] =e price. 1 ores, “$7.50: this is abo SJ. MILLER b ry ee machine, the ae Serhy i a ay erdinan t Ww wash usewor ter. Yas » references in : position w 4 Pp in| practica Whe : ce. 1131_N, Var ut ments’ uys and se ~e = ny * | ea | yes oe smug nine references tint: Knows noting about the language | practicable’ vas in’ Sureau'itemeer || gine tem tice NvEedeventer an) | letting, UPN citve at yy a i = ae furnace ee et de saies ma! naget igh- | ; 2 sIRL—G eH, £8) : - es i saint ae 7 © stamps anguage : =s i alls may ‘ wers, hi e new price $7 y 2’ 1i¢ eal. Olive 243W. v ~ itve st Jeweiry & : : . Fi er S Chemkes room, board po agents. omar er ac customed to em- | must. Sane 300d «= home: a if Piabout. The fe be scatte | RANG °>. 3647 McKee. ‘ | —-— yught. | MA . at oj : lic + Se on : arsaiey out-of-town | @st ~e 6 reference. 133 good JAMES K _— | tiwe: 1090 owing is ] red ; Ee Buck : on legs; “ -— Danas we active, Rrocwey "oa en in uppearance, i genes ioteeee © washing or conten, pitta iain a BUSINESS CHANCES not yet ee oe 1929 figures the seiteer cont alcohol. oil, Ate parse of 4) RANGE—Buck: ex: rene = 2618 Franklio | oC Dick son es. Harry Appelman, | ALL, mactinery besaht ont ane by . a : 4 “4 +; #ome k ent. securit ye and good | - L—F ) re | lounced, 0 little b panish grate; $17.5 celient condition, KN rou ; OLD (cB) | Sex ht Macht Ss... Us +3 _ Cull betw nowled¢ urity or insurance | laundry; er general house BU ‘SINES “i Seer a onl alcohol an its and > chea 7.50; buffet, brass new | E LD CLs rh 8) | Second st. St. Louie, me © y* : -_o f Pe pening. ween 10 and rable, ut not essential. Box Bay | “Kingsbury. $45 month: SB more ut = We —* 4 ol aaectes tate attention! — the Sod ig By ho is whéer ane ie m tet Ss sta turpe oh pag bn rf ata N. Euclid. ved, are noes | —e 2... EADY CAS ES INTO Mi AND “= —— ; | e i 4 a , WITH 8 ? (16) OUSEGI ~} anteed satt ° e ovens, ar- m out other ca days, th nd two : good conditi 5959 Loul J | article is wort om ae ay (Wanted te . > ae “2a EN : OME ~ .} s1RL—Reli (5) f satisfactory; term . guar- . on an under- an get _- en decant or three || ma Lactede 2 s10n. On Loulsi- | orth. * buy me pay what, Wate to Puy) fer Ca . : & ‘4 ' ay BTA TE EXPriy. PIANO SALESM AN Pam seep ; in seco a a pa and nd “Siealogue Siladieny Sharabats Oven Mig’ ay a gs a att my oe: “ay Liquid ‘amphor | nos press out. i SEWING MAC porters L (c) Write begga S ar on 1S Hen eget my leaghand’ pipe or ass pudiatore ” pec- r - , >, Sas a B-333, Most ee. ugh rade: 9 : H it Forest 1410. two in} ADV st.. St. Louis, Mo. _ (¢36) | | age. but its ng to | ‘"¢, auld thus obt love ofl to | case, walnut —Large wainut book- | Bi; Homent Oesiender, 3020 Giasgov loth phones. 17 “s leat ae OST AR C pportunity fo OUSEGIRI EKTIZE—3 lin are (c36) ||, Up to the ‘ enforceme a few days ed, let |; 3815 Fi : secretary, oth a ‘ mt 197d Giasgow | ~~ th and Chests ~ 1 eS . e f eee | ——t lines, | aut ent is th v Fiad er arti ut ste. tom) “ hand cutter for job K TiOn oles: (e3 ot two, no inundry; "wages $50. “4343 FS andl power FE "bo bie monthiies, $3 || | BERTHA § Tea al sulteble wotelnn filter and £01 tand ||| siDEWOARD—Sola, brie-a-brac, en ND rin nnnn OS} mS FOR SALE cnet ste scr « ‘ oa ¥y Continent Tinting plan S —- ~ Olive, {€3) |. : . J 4244 Yhestnut st., St $7.50. 1@ city high on e following »ibulous pape 6. imbibe bits |} rugs, combin ric-a-brac, cabinet, | CLOTHING PE Sa tetinatiinttindtin a oe 2 — ach al Drug t Stock “Qs 7 . ' Ol SEGIRI - oo «fh. uis ] ae schools: Ce are put th per in the . > ~ : = ation range 2é1S {ING—3 ov ath MAC ’ 9 seas elt ail, 4 eo ee nu __ ma 4 local corporat! ales — aan: Ge wating. thdee aaulter ta ARMY AND NAVY GOODS—Have f want taeda Goan ee ace ae eee ee ae em in the folde of clothing | STOVES—Cheapest new | ene eee Cee ne en sCHINERY —Por snie, Ddourht, rented if o and wagon or Ford ca; ? Be men. of cearacter and fers best of leads 66 Covesaatay. B; wane) lakes cice’ | GOODS—Have for im- | | mae See Sumner ian Sabenek toe ates ee a. | wae aes fens ie at 5731 4 (| ae eee e082 Euel ant See On. See © ins. fa) ne routes: ex car, af R000 - “ ility in Missour HOUSEG ; ankets, shirts, oes, slickers, ||! sy sroes The Gr * school ‘for vy may be . oO Keep | OVE—Comt ‘ 6 28x) |) © OTHING—3 ¢ = aire eo . : 1. a8 fence). pormantet tenn ee Pee need 80% only capable. ex-| 2/80 ong and fi __(3| & full line of age Om ne Neg ana |i Systems of sho oda BaRT Pilinax | oaths § comece en made by pow- ||| victor ‘35! aetin and other odd furnt- ATHING—3 overcoats. 1 fur coat. gab; MOTORS—New. General Electric Co: fee it i ed j usin eed app se for ght hou Bioo med merc! h rthand gethe a mixi Vv reasonab! 78 8 suit gab phaser. th ric Coa: at - . 113. ie house- be beeen Me Dispatch. 2 pply. Box 4-374, light upstairs nell a t, housework; m & Co.. 1 W. 34 st. a Pag ) the public high reve gre taught in! oben Rng each of mc well to- | aa or 3551R., e. 4549 vunene, aw ae coat. new “e _ tailor. made. 1/ all sines ty ‘ane Se direct o.; aaa ry: ay Ost-Dispach °, ger es a ad ‘teB) 6347 Wate a Be ty. | ace, bla ves, cin- | ASHING } | 2 oo S 1160 Hodi . gains. Biszes | quote yo = nmediate delivery t 2 a -to-house a ach. (cl2 SVERAGL SALESMAN—Large lr weno ‘Hous alerman. Ee iB) 1 root. ck pepper and - | Sean tACHINES—S. “ih.. with | CLOTHING—ov famont, | fa , : on your needs. Col et we tae out of town: ine or hewery requires services of ica go | IUSEKEEPER—U ted) BUSIN a aa § ii orris 50. 2021 Cass. ”" it —§ i—Over 1000 sitgh —-—~—~ -— fo 1108 Pine st. Phe colombia L~° . Sia if - ; of additior Post-! ninecu eta ES it WA? (e833) | sults, dr ghtiy used | me Olive 2737 ih Be no subecristi © gp Mn ane rien ve by Jan. 1: good aD: | /HOU SEkEeS = mbered. Box L-63, BUSINESS si ts INESS WANTED (Pp LEG AT, INFORMATI if fy aw. Si) 1 met ‘/ ee = v2 ta potning that coat. 7 shane: adies: | Sts Ew MOTORS REDUC € = 37. 8) ptions, foods 3 gwering state te rritory os ry. In an-| - ASO t—— Midd ei. Ss Wta —w bas re * a ' i . —). ded ista ‘ - “ 4.5 ‘3 ‘ jege than $5 | on , ‘ rev ue ae ; ‘ t 4 dle-a We , , pared 4 N td c8O and wu 50 | compen gate , “ ey. )-~cye le, oa Sunes sag ssiery expected. box G-a8S,| M5 Harniton. ret ficot, “cafany’ 2683 sash buyers on our list for"confectionsries | claim ts barred | by a Member of the St. Louis tna ‘|Our Location Saves You Money| ** *** | Bod! ugh’ come ant get them | WikwE ac, 28 other 3b an 6 ere a 1? > fie id : perma own and pe cb ies i Car i ad ER or sat ~ st ” Ouses, hoteis + P eT es claim { —_— ne ph yaich a Tr d ssoci i} Ww - a of.. fe close em EL. : ehct } % i ren nent: ic) | re for 6-year- motheriess , ores, manufact . restaurants, dr : s barred afte dy - te an’s| by ¢ ation. e carry a ful D, m Ric co... 1223 N : i oe rences in first letter, Sox AN OPPORTUNITY Pstor year-old giri and fiat, 5416) call at one clause Gs otk an of othee igo ie it saetaes cee | role the ockenks and the nei of goods mee itchen "to warret. Also = lot| | Cont —Setgety shade. size 36. § 13} | MA Ra lsh 4} - | OUSEMAI i once or pho ’ aa le. no charge: © required meg dig of the wirin choo cone | . aken from sto : a jot elmar 2OPl1i ue. m « 10. . tua CHINE - & te and solic) seatidieidi ne aa aerewes® men. interes ood : D—vTo assist w Business Exc née Olive 22s st Lo , th , ed, and it has gz Ww Ww fs I Some of our t _ cc I mornin ce hone ~ | SHOP_ WORK = civ work: t:; salary and apcemnenit. mg rested in their own | sive wages. 4343 Fhe y housework: } St2 and ea 7th floor, Victoria aa e insurance no effect on} wife W.—It is h Golden oak ns ain )AT—Brown broadc! . __£8) | ‘ ~ > ef ie” freaman, Sia? voce ’ nd an opportunity hat fo ie | atone AS sit | wife of a convict to seme oe } uifet. 60 inches lon evorgette hat oth, new style; brown | GENERAT J Fi P an, 3127 - good. Men whe have abilit | HOUSEMAID suits, aiat morning. (e3) | ing tov agone, etc.; will _sacrif orig mn old boy can en ITHER.—. An 18-y / to vote, be zation, except pode 87 roll-top — Pia es; all new. 5744) eee oo ———~ must t . or general hor i Pe torn, oe location: crifice. ieav- ° can enlist in the N oar . before he pt the right |/| cent disc and flat-top desks at 27% OVERCOAT— te | i. 4, white qo: cine oD ” ~rerwes | aged ed thoroughly co Ouse work ; ox 0-257. Pos ; East St. Louis. | | out the co e Navy with- | of 21. reaches th count. per COAT—Sheepsk! “4 eS re Se mded: short — Pine: must OVERNM EN | clerks needed b ed woman preferr mpetent;- mi-idie | CON t-Disnatch. ‘ oe at nsent of his pdr | e age | Call and get our pric | teammer, $12 n-lined; suit able for | Prone FOR HIRE war an TE gS women); $1 2 adiy (men, ursda > ed: & wa . NFECTIONERY— (53x) R. L. P.—Jew ents. Sante . || thing tn th es, We handle every-| ou! ‘ black fur en y oe P ‘y. car ~~. geri, og oo otell no experience; call | F matin epee bl Phone Grand 1341 ix 6 3 Gall _ine pr at Me opal pS ad +S ea their aan to Ghis apply. through agresé 06 baveees contract is one folding. chairs and office furnitur aiso pos nd dier st hip ts. size 8 $5. ‘ 2223 hod | BENT a new Ford: rive . SN po 'S — : is, MO. idg.. St.| JOB PRESS mn; clearing — Side; has theater | |) Prohibits , to Shrader P. Howe! tract is en partie | . 60, 90 Gays ure. STO =) | axicab Co, 505 ; Deotler . - : | § FEEDE momh abov uring at present $2 ibition -Direc id owell, | is implied ®s: a con- | EDW. sane &s sh CK—Ladies’ ic) | Central ' N. Chanat ' . Appl ” os rks J yi (12). enced NPs RS—Mu e all ex 200 a! || } : ctor, Kansz Rt oes men where A. LAN aa. “and e hild enire: 6505 nx. Lindell , ed. ply O20 N. 3a et: ref. OUR AUTO AND TRACTOR “SCHOOL | 3a aaa mam, Drug Foun. ~ gy od rt nt og A ge a sacrifice of nee other | | ono wine for aoikonananeai cle a of ile “skestene in re the agree- nian: ean GAN, aha KN. CO.. st | payer cam oes $5000, at 2 i HAULING Wid oP oe ick) " “2 - , on ; oe e) 4 5 ~— - aS: a ‘ y ¢ , r omy ¢ ; : a: nust have oy ‘cd nights. “ae ot, write for Bo ng En: | LADIES—To aa trate (ch) | - UIs i] 200 rare | | x ¥ - an agreement yf Oe oral PB edit \j Central 8033. el STOLE—Hud wr move. Lox 187. P.-0. $10 m by day. $1.00 per tom “Waxmel i eiffer Dru Peteor- on now. 1917-21 38. Jefferso n- broiderin t-class hand sew . "th floor. V ESS EXCHANG . . Z—You ca in writin 8 NCW and Sli =4%) _ fiee, son seal, 60 in hes: “ per day: wih pu uur: by month, . & Co., B son ; g. smock ing, em- , Victori 3E, i nnot get : JACK.—C x. ightly U $50 will sacri- | _©@ll ¢ a put firm's * roadw av iLW AY MAIL c LER K S—$160 cS!) : at home. at eee os thorn scitching a bidg. . Sth and Locust r et ge license in Illinois yard a mar- | ductab!] f ar fare. ete is } y se soothes re | hone Forest_ I 14 78aR ae rt ar | Grand 2106 1 | 17A tower Ge true : : ; ce. Se. Is logug Seo reton tas Catumbis about se ca LAUXDRESS—Take ae yey ea) DELICATESSEN—And grocery (c3) | |! vena obiaining a divorce Ms > rn | turns. vA a gl a § income pote me for Sale or Exchange On MONE Y TO L, 0 AN — month. wit ar 20, tor hire ——s {) . F x Gon * eium ~ ae K > m ‘ - wi! fs c : ¢ a noel . lis ma wiif- | 4 a - | e all . ~ . iri sR be § lass, vou > a ‘S3) i AUNDRES8S—Good, ic- ‘ to he oda on is not i sh or Time. - : et prices. RANK KLIN clot R te ‘ , 2 ~k ne ed; apply i TaD * _ at Cc. A. Emi loyment Dept 7411 | Beli. telephone oe two days in week GROCERY AND BEVER W. MORAN.—Publi . ' money and ed, but interest o ncome aon Mene CcO., 2612 Franklin N LOAN AN ~ a Ford—D ri ik is = 308 Union Station. ™. had t. “sy at the servic e of girls and wom- | = ednesday. ’ ebster 515: call 1862" for cash: Bb rong Megas ium 1 os orer ts d by rep ite In st. i are, counted. M Sige wife's earnings are to aene low rent district enables us| JEWE _ (coh) SOMETHI ive It Yourself "ta Pie Nit MECHANIC on wasre fe — mployment in offices, store -| LAUNDRES: (3) indell |) S#e oard of E Auis on e tax rate 7S are | | syst ves which under the hi | ore LRY— -WA : NG NEW_IN . i's oe live 3967W. 1C— 2 years’ ce expert advice also give oS wash! s—One capable GROCERY (3) 1 ducation is e) amounts up t is 4 per cent vo woeld become in high rent | SOO re ae TCHES CHEAPER THAN N SERVICE. eM Ts ll . 1020 Dolt: eis of increasing one's A n on met ashing and ironin of finishing ti SRY—And meat market; yj lected | of a family o $4900. Th change furniture or t spossible, We e@x- yp A patent ap OWNING ONE aide Ao . we RKE R—E ee free. —— ency, sarviee : coupie ins $3. 15: S in one day for eee ; West End ACCO “ et; good loca. i} y has $2000 eX e he ead 45792 or Centrai 5 9oO7 juy for cash. Ring Olive IAMONDS Wtd.—W ~~ (Of lensing a pplied for. a copyrighted | = in specialt ExpeFlenced : PITY (e8) | ——= 3871 R. be no meals. Cali Sid x 0-107, Post-D! unt other business. | | MED emption, | |} furniture to fi | 5227R. We give you enough | in the diamonds; . we y cash for | NELSON utomobiles by Dave G Aneny ot ; y manuf rR). BARBER - ae, + . tween P and & ld- ‘ ‘oti ispatch. -~ a . $ Al , ¥ 7 , | Aq . J t ub 3 rooms f $0 ‘4 ¥ in th P ’ seer us for — ; MOTOR Cc Ne ' : : an preferred: acturing 4 COLLEGE—W anted Pp. ™. ‘c) JROCER Y—And A / a 4 i | ION own, at $150 a w oF 50. $10) e city. Norman, 7 N ighest piloes wv 1350-5 AT ee nee ent ane -Eeg im accordan ste addy employ- i ie® and men, tuition, >: 5: wages p st LAU? NDRY South * nm meat market: | { MEWERTS pre ared : shaeatlay a S as $7.50: eck. (;as ranges ae iow | Dt! =7 ert GRE apse tN. Broadway. (c ' Ro ae 4 Washington Cc rk a : ' orn ~ es paid: | HELP : Side: low ~~ : established, | | Pp by a hysi Woe - kitchen cabinet oa = ie ton | AMOUONDS bo Broadway. (cs) | —— mont 2548. © ; ppispetch. ce with ability. atelogue free; strictly moder Fh meron ¥ Exper! Seep. 3 rent; can be .| | tion quest a ysician of auth '|room outfit. 6-f _—— $26.90, dining | an ught; up to $500 a | eee entral 2064. ‘oe ly massage; hydraulic chai mn; electric; hosom « enced shirt line gi ; 1h Meramec bought | stidns of public int ority. Heal il board, $65: oot table. 6 chairs. 1 y size, any amount. M ees ee . fei» 8h i 300 Park av. Dyeing = ic R2) | MAID—$3U_ saiary. short hours. ic: fice; must er meat market: will of individual case considered @ || Bipeter ruas. 0x12 size, $ » 5: Ax. | D1 ; . * hay TC. Pemee ark : RQ) | , sacri- ses wi : S33: , - 35: coa AMUNUS ; (cm) | —s ches larchouse must be ab ae: mask ne Ae oey wee dleggene learn | 5 sie. Se erry a oid-established piace. 7310 cash or terms: be publicly discussed, if showing oA aot te oven. Guus cme oe or || $3.50" 8 rings, $6 56 iron eda as are ma custition: oot our Wa waleie ante a. | bom i R ot away or frecen ear: Sent int abi ’ etice to _ | MAI igs, teats anatNe chaga > Pare ce . Br : ce | dre oO; mattress 5 endier, 2 G beror ' Bt a hn ad 4 tt a oan tae of e able te canica Us mage automotive. aiuetetts oo E “xperienced , family of 3 o3) GRC z ondwa when accom panied by stamped ene eln $ of sincerity, will be cannot dimcount Bag % '5: chiffoniers. $°° ah. peed i Bidg. oF 03 N. Sth st., seoesiee ree SP he Al Valve artnd __ fe aig FS and Gratiot. Crunden-Martin catalogue. ee 7. Gk ba a -T free Woeterman = reference required. ail, ICERY STORE gers And fi ai Rey CONSTANT READER.—Bath pe.) oneweren ||| Siso have @ ne Egg my -” he baad suites. We | DI AM 1c) | moved; cheep. grenting at farbon re re- | i : E ae f Grand a anical Sch a on -} | the ten —Batne) ho P |; }and end t of slightly used odds | Al ITS TALInMGCT©6) 6 6 1 Bxperienced. who can =e , Be as a Louis. vet egg ng place for good girl; ge = ~en, for cash, in North E ‘nd per uae ‘aa skin in 50-| aaah Res og for each tablet d. Hl enoat Our Brices will met win fee “. men Jewelers’ ot WANTED H. & H. MAC HINE a i | ' references on! an xpert : -~ rk or cookin neral | 3f ‘ 4 | ? . e tablet used, | in avor by the | “ae xe ri : cy : y. Auto Mechani work, 3 adult € and tates floor | > ore operating | MOTHER a administe s and sti How g 3! ALKER ARMSTH! xchange 609 P; ~ P LINDER GRINI ; We teach vou h Cc 550R. F its. 4605 Poershin Ing and maki —The length of the’ «ve istering. a dose r when) |p E FU RNITU RE CcOo.. 13 {ONG | Our Easter ’ ; ne st. ISTONS. WHIST P ING aE ¥Y position fo _ u how by giving practic ; ___Forest_4506._ s. Delmar;money ; aking, »aby’s hair make e' «very two or th e being given 1) eee . 1306 Olive, opp. | you m n connections enable teachin woke NERA et married man: 1 r high-grade gy jence on late models of al re- | MAID—Efficient; - VY; owner mu : “= 1) ite chance nti no difference in| til the wate ree hours. W en | Pts te paling than anyone in the city us 19 pay LINDELL 3 ACHINE WORK. L ; a clalty’ manufacturing anda ; lene welding Cates Sally and ovy-| Limits. eds WE abetgne vl. "Cus take about $1500 phe vl will || “Ley. s- pong R | tering. “There Is no clos adminis. | "FURNISHED HOUSES ANDO FLATS. |“ or mounted’ inspert as SS ee S169. __ S376 EASTON AY. (89 i" i ' On op: give refer Monday, Wed es dally; evening Amits car going 80 . pl., City ‘ . ess ‘B | —Call at Room 35, Mu for tHe ra! 10 closed ei ed. mspert appraiser. orn WANT r data in first } give refer- : : nesday and Frida $. any 456. uth. Telephone Cab. B.294 P . Ox i. nicipal Courts Buildin in a post- eosho. Rivers a price. red; “experienced. (CO) torstands EEPER—One who u Mii wiry Co., 1030 Victor (c6 eis little woodw aif interest “in 3 aii) very } © and staying out esarily no pers e nose. ' mn: glso electric washer and 7 : loome or mounted quailty or any amount AUTO os de Hoaw (eT) 7. 2 § - 220 N. 8 Apply Hai- cashiering; must be ick “4 -LINERS—tTo trim ladies’ r. (66) | $1500 ae serv — plant for | y late, ina youth suffering from! be in his n on can tell“wh fec- || ¢is coal; this is a real b nd 75 bush-| per carat diamonds; as high unt of | stock fo td.—Will trade ai P44 : pring, — at figures. pi qu and steady work adies’ straw hats: ST. ices; a reaj ony tuberculosis, would ad m ose or th at may | 3243 Nebraska : ome at @ bargn, ss ie what we pa , a8 Tv0) | or car. LAnd vidend-paying (SF a ANERS—Stesdy for buil i? 3 & Wolff y Friday to Miss | in city. § year round; best wa BS. 1% OUIS BUSINE 6 taht f . U certainly injure an exami roat, there? mene av. : MITH & * pay: we buy nil size Forest 2976 ell] 6545 after 4 ne S ‘ c c sth Yr ao Kes th fiver, oSS EAC : his ch > > ~_ » % vi ar “~ nmiyv a , , ; « z SS ces eins nee ae eg | Sey etd ss | pee ee tie Pen ib | | Fale ad oe Peel 2 sot laeoaaedt ae tog || Seige Ty See oie 5a = LR i H a- nei : ee ween 25 | _ children; must , : ; ay; | wa, bu _ en. Ac? teaspoont e ' co no rps Vita, af . years of age. >) ences. Call ve d reier- ease. Box O us ines: — l of net applicati ANDIRONS ic8) ic sin ‘ S or 4 te . About 20 yv . ae beeper for manufact as general booxk- man lst roe Cabany 6410. 5636 W es 41, Post-Dispatch — mE ES a eee apenas iOns ‘are ‘arpets, furniture e « ANARI ies lies wide wale: mn good shape and age fas] et : As Clerk and yeare old. as an erdnede tink: uring corporation, who | — fioor west. Vater- | RESTAURAN ie. a scriptions, contents fiats. dwell! all de-| _femaies, $1 ners, male birds, $7 each: | —otimar-Academy_ a bargain, orien Se t ral ~ord clerk: . ‘ and CAD a expense distributic OPERA TORS—E +c3) f NT—Old estab! ‘ ~ ‘ - -_—— aie cash prices; need rod nge, heart | eise we wil , ’ da that are ri t + Fi sarage A ? oy Soe wri & seed ee Sone ia ane! gene peapares xpertenced of petticoats; Fn gs uy I, ye nee cis oon Come THE ==} cma ts. So ie bediy: Jaree ofl ing cs $145. Terme them, right; single. wire | sn pA. Se this week: touri et s’ offi & us posit a ” to work > , iivi count oth O85 or 395 arge He eot tourin ratiot. ce, Pierce oil Dé wtek Box tong he = sala ary $2>- | G23 Washington av. . achs Mfg. coe : ~ ? is) vat h. POCKET ic 2) .. av. tents flat 4 er stoves, con- | xm) Cage .. reduce sg © aigso ba! mn —_— OL oO ” ." AN WOMES BON DIPPEIG os /ispatc a MAKERS—on EESTAURANT—N E) Ke ts, wellinge: beet price | price; ca : 1; everything reduce i in perfect r 192 0. sedan m =. 4 ate, OR COLL (ATTEND. oops ag eal a hg gyre gente A hy pp 8 Se Tailors, ‘517 Merman — ty Peale and is Hotel ar » mar 680. a Woe: ree 6391. Bel: whole a ols mesa rreee. “ound, | 3126 arabs “Fone Porem Nit oa i e : , you can4 tO ase . rs. i an : pom iu ER nary . . W- poppy, , a. ‘ ‘ - Bistuan Money pen. ee tps nit Cneismne: god | — some cxserience Hie G-8i gan. | tere: he valuable eam cpg ey, 5 + FEST cash vylees For all Kinds, of Forging. | mary and rape ‘or ‘stiaight, pends aa’ Jou | ROADSTER | Wid. —Balal [= 2 t} Orr a >t” -2 a a u ' 4 } . pron 9 silos ive e ae, ve. way, at. .-D. : ease CA iow hg and large jot ture, the igind cepa bird hag —ftwick —e . @ that a s FARING ORDERS MEMAKERS—O5 cir (03) | ROUGH, DRY, ASSO a 1c7) VICTOR te 3 separa : $125 a day; of the POST-DISPATCH is Ae Si. ang none jes ey sone.” Kiniogt i ae we ee ous bundre: “y Pig yey = rc ~ . tiem on BOL Ue or i : ». » IONE OL. IVE making tanec ~ ' a, experienced ‘ ; as. jer RALTY CO... ent no ve a. i eb) ; clime and eount a elections from ever 7 a a 7. ' D. wu to a 6651. 2% ik canuy boxes by h : = SEAMSTRE -_=— icS r §10-12 CARPET cane | of th ’ ntry, aiso domestic tir 7 RUCK Wt 4 —? a Et SO 8 es. - tee 7 y hand; will | Elderly _woma REPAIR 8 -12 Chestr ETS Wtd.—Furnin ve high-rent distrix irde, Out; — on 2 or 3 ton ‘3 —_ per week. Apply Uni | Weekly. for mending, B mn. one day b SHOP—Auto; 1 = Schober, D PLE aah all kinds. badi | and save listrict, we eut the pric change SO acre used truck in Sree RS AND so and S} - x. King’ « hi bh nited / SEAMS OX L- v. P.-D. i>) usinees and . j n Ww est End: 4 elmar OKA. Forest 3953. z: Lar “ you money. Vr ciate price j Post Dis; we te » s timber. Dox B-: . ‘ : ; & 4 LICITORS UTTON A EnWA). ic) | TRESS—Experiencec, can buy machi good location; ‘ "en. CAHKVETS Wtd. —Fu wre ee 3993. (cB) gest stock of cages ¥ pay more?) — Py t KER-—Ex : | _work, good = day > chine also price v0; C7 immiture or 7 —-| Louis ,at the lowe and birde in St, | ALL autome (e es aie inet oe Po ae periencecd. 415 L | Te waces. Appi XN ys VICTOR W , nishings of ¢«“ comple te fur- r iowest pric “9. ; mobi Lee bought. eget aa ii House: me re erron wal u- unary, 3836 La a y ew Crystal a. KEITZ REA TDeimmne ; ellings. Cali Forest 502 estorers, supplies, et temedies ona | mortgage par money Ihaned 7 = nae? (c3) er a clece av. LTY Co.., _etmar 4564. ome s R 5025. a. m, t etc. en every d CA40A “rr, equities, loa ° i. Chestnut. mn and women. ae MAKE RS—Girle ~ a SEWING ‘ [IR repens 62) Roc ~ R1O-1° : - o.. ennis ros. ‘e (cB) oS p. m. Nation PS y ot Oltwe et ne bought Ny omens: at makin “with s gore experi-— 4 . Ls S—Experienced, to work MING HOUS 2 Chestnut. - A CARPETS Wtd.—Furni Olive st. mal Jet Shop, Mia5 ATTEN ‘ +t Experienced hb a Mang: Te W g covered buttons. Jacob) raperies. Marx & Jones, 316 __Clearin E—1i1l rooms, it} 4 tions; , mare oO = descr; ENTION—Auto (8) - = ; _ 316 N. 8th c_over $100. ail full ¢ Fr fh] contents flate, dwell iv- | CUTTLE BONE—7! — pay spot mobiles wanted: 300, « race. 4602A Lt ee -houset Sern SDI 7 Washington. | SPOTTER— e57) ROOM) a Lindel! 1786 ii. 4 | i r Storage, 4720 E ellin Orcutt E—7ie per ib; ¢ pot cash, $100 ¢ Jelimar b! IX HOLE MAKER PS ~~ i ments: 7ood, on ladles’ and . MING HOUS (Ov. ‘3 ' vo S] AO: 30 i- aston; Delmar 6 4 c lOc per Ib. ; 1; Canary — sae mobile, take o $9400: ow 1 a‘ se ats S.4); eri good gents’ gar- $135 p E—10 furnish f{ Sov. , Cabany Americ ' arrot seed. 10 *| cunt cash home ‘ L sve. oe (57) - tien. Apply N n coats and D “Sana P Wolfrain eat per month shed rooms, — rican Beed fo. & 10ce per Ib. . otorist, 1 | 5M EN W WA NTED = = a : “ACR Tailors. SI7 SrENot ee ark av. ne 1e3) es “HOU Ne inte ae BE A bd CARP ETS Wed — Furniture: ‘giso ladies S SEN TO: ETO 14-16 N wee : Mc INE y ‘to. onan oe — as (5) | a : Oe $15 week. AS Young ia capable: 5348 furnished ; qresery oie ?-room fiat: y pproximately price. Haffner, Tyler 2 SO. shipy vin best — a IN Es makes hena iny. one free. is tien Co 210 OF Ive noe. © Auto Aue- } ; is. a ¥ oe A-299 Post-Dispatch. xperience. Co.. 2211 Ch ply Superior Folding Vox ; re. Lindell 2550. Central *“i92°R = y purchase: scratch feed ree with | AU’ (ea) ae samples. callin drug wt; METER—One w = c4) PE. ota esinut et. ‘ a HROOMIN CHIFF ic) ; be American Seed Co . wid a3 per 100 : é I OS Ww ANT ED } 2 pts oe “L-114, P.-D, , Oy ae iypewnit- Mt wee acide deste ot ee will seit {i 0) Per en git ing Toot ont; aut forth davenstte ve |= “0, 814-16 N. Bross | tion: sot cosh: lane ) BADLY a) ng machine . 2 N. Union. (80) 7 eath of wif - t det] 2 t for three roo , A Reman ‘ tion: spot «. 1: any make or j Ee ISHIER STENOG ' oe ea es geit_28o6 ma Ltn | ton amet cua argent ted” nr Buyaee + Baaserericnce and salary ids BOD ‘ zs (cH? ra in w— ANT ROOMING : od 5 SAF Ea——Ne w or re a : 2 . °) POO he” Ahh ah ag - ies ‘3 é Li. for exclusive ladies’ mae A ne handli pp 4 bundles Perma i : room st HOU SE—aA beautiful ji ay 3 wants © FURNITI KE Wté.—Any kind Cal = every purpose Aaee ished. ali sises; for FORD nor ° SEPP POPS 4 ig ; live 7780. Ask for aes Fy: money: none other f nent position with guralehed tor © pie apartment ——— ae Supp 1e t ay! FcaN 064. __ a Por: 5) Marvin Safe Co Repu! ~ Hy Merring Heit- la mpe iim rae late model: wtf a F, me . “ , . ” » ce : : ’ ri,’ ely ° ITt "RIS td SRE pe Cr i cone by experts J | Cc tn yt . ss a “ OP ie eget icR) $ app y . d inancia ] . . August; rent with ome, iease runs t . ° : cLar e or email ». oI2-14 Bt. Ch YORD on ay. ) tavae Specialty : exper vest gbeaae- gage : ? epartment st organizat 7 eel c —— on! ° M4 wel pay nome ie Tht 2 10's: aries 1am) BOD) rs nh cA d aS y; jenee on ore @X- : 100 omplete.far on y ° 50. will Ca - YPortma, ecurta ‘ * SEWIN Ona hn $25; stake } pen top. side ‘| Thine B.i55, F perfence and salary ion to seal good posi- high eet: d Must have |7t fier. Viewria: iNess ExcHaxce, | | Doo CELLANEOUS WANTS HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR S ee hd Bede turnttare, cor. | ALL makes Ne MACHINGS Sern Has isamont tracks” ‘Lindell 43028” mat ont ispatch ic g n l a ae Pal sc 00 . “* and Locus DOLL HOSP we CPAP ALAR ALE pets, rugs; ol4 styl ‘ °, ar- ALL makes of y ones : LNG Tr 7) rx. [i= S 0 cS) YD ~giri. W educati s OSPITAL—Dol! e , OPAL _ 1844. yle or mo@ern. liom of sewing mach! heat rate 3 —Hrand ne ~~ ¥ aS hy = PERNER, Locust st a &| or two years’ spent one | SOFT DRINK PARLOR—Rent $30 m ad G0 - oen Sentral BC4OL. pied DAVENETTE SET—Ruge, dint ~~~ | BURNITURE Wie — 5) Rerorsenmenten seme 3000. Comtral b226! ane | FORD—Teortn . 208 8 Yetterson._(eAd} TB bet ween 9 ay morn- b . a ixth » erlience 10th ed n nt » boo R . ) ' roar and kitc hen .. : n ng-room “ , “arpets and os A - — yi ry 35 rt Z y like — “$4 e ; 3 , an - “ ‘ ese° 4) party: f] om complete: all large or small k yvee, in EWING M eihiepniiemestnidinaas 8) | Ty. 4516 Easto 5. Hur- yt a eit 1108 BOD , and be willing t TUCK POIN (7) HOT- AIR FURNACH Witd—Cast iron a ALR ig gg © ~, ; all to one | Freakin Homent 1 Frank C. Raker, 2018 | __renge. sac ‘HINE—8) ogee “F550. gas | - = tet +} LAT c3) oOo iearn ta 1? TERS—3 ee! 0 ast or, val 1 nth 00 A t 1564. § ‘ b ches 110 _ gas | ®. to mo Souch: high Saady Sho 4 DIPPER—517 N. Grand. C phone Repl ivi set F en: (ch Tyler 216 Howard. Central 725 of Dodier et. n cellar. ‘Tyler 3036. 2223 | Ft CRNITURE Wtd.—Bad —— rel S140 = | SEWING “MACHIN: = | nnn _CABRIOLETS Hr Mr. De L advated Seely ROCOLATE DITER i and d ae y giving age _HOUS (80) | DRESSERS—2; 1 vacuum (©) | storage, 4720 Easton: g OR Fl achine estes a Hineer. $15) i BUICK —1017 enbrintet Pete sg abhi 7 ON. te th. geod S—Five, experien etal ; F EHOLD Gi r ——- rd, : cab e 5003 um cleaner, 1 cup- ; a ton; Cab 6030, i ir ive, ones very reas ; & good melt t Cant, , ” oe — pope : AL I rr "el. yg . PF ; , mabie pr car at R pa Exper! vided. _ $3) aady Shon. 4900 "Detent work Red Bird I .- of experience, OR SAI -— \ 0008 | FOR SA LE "= ‘RS ViTURE—of lighiand av. '9) | PU RNITURE 4 SEWING MAC HIN E-—D : | Bt. ious Motor Bert: 12 monthe to . cei h tt re Eerienced in wall paper: de- MOCOLATE D ——. ic) nterview will be A LL-COTTON mattr Korsuth all kinds cheap. 4421 se eet TURE Wid —Dining room set; must real bargain, $22.5 ee ginger a + Homent 1262. ¢ Sentral 10 at Btn 1. ieee ieeas a tess os Apply x at ge a 22 per week: applicants wh ] —— M from factory. $7 co om Rg Pes DK ESSER—Oid-style, ic) | give dosent condition and up-to- om SEW! | netics — a eee ee : 3) ot area rr, wail Da Tay! ior. jonial Candy Co 1060 ' ‘nose etters i ISCEL ed 1 W. Davis pA etl mone OF ers accept- ain: ca * viack wainut; bar : iptien and lowest ic ’ YING MACHINE een lg a eR igs : n- ee LANEOUS FO _dever - s, Grand 649, 1008 S. V , . call Thursday mornin : L-i111. Post-Dis tch insta, box AL ie iINE-@6 Singer @ - CHAS Sas y ic a itd ; terest -_ ee. se... i= SALE ite? > + &n- ’ os £. 1316A War- pe i Ce mo s¢i. §52- term ° rophes4 , - , . ses 4 , & > you are a. willl: ~ r tmporary - us. Box eo A ee | Phoutea uy rms if desired. 1050 © ¥ oro ioe mile you can aed wes re Oe a ees | Dispatch B-267, Post- | CASH REGISTER—Refinished. National , | ARMCHAIR—Rockers. chairs. Greseere, Gav: DUOFOLD—Mahogeny. and library tate. [FUR NITU RE WANTED BADLY sT ta | terme: trade 580M fe Ma pai 6:20 to 8 —e Bg the Mary- Rlert qugpert billing mat oe rom. C8 ) > (c57) tacturets : x save 4 to 40. same as ra nag og mort BoncaeeRecomes re. eae songee Market ages call mornings. 5942 North | contents got ‘dwell large and email tote FORE A AND OFFICE FIXTURES: | FOR ft maeeta 2220 SB rae 4% RY . ‘9 ref neers, = in pe us billing on ty one term “s ver cent. repair! bot to f wd from. Bea veet +1 © K eping ELE . ot E re: e —C" Ol és : ellings Lighest cash price ; - eacrifie ' lat id 15 : . : : : wre : - powrerr; ; Scale o.. 4 cash both mt ing sanita , ¢ evervtt ng kept ‘ she TRI: W AFHER— - ; | 4ER, 445 5 Page. De! og ; ’ » . ‘ wi 3140 an ‘4 : rotor ; Write for li ————— z wm. 4517 Olive. : 51 214 Ss hones. Hore ry condit free o~ x = new th [R—Eden; big bi i. 2985, For 3P: 53 l. mwa FOR ;, i ; Fast on | st of lin ALAR GIR e3) WAITRESS $ - t. Charles st ping for out- os packing and ship- aa see this; terma. ~ argain. EE aad K SALE aa i. ese = demand for ont ae ~ ar ; ants Experienced. App'y 9 re: r Ww AES eg “Sis pe r week. 821 } Market. CHECK Pr ROTECTOGR > {cB) sale in hae f. ie “~ = buy ere We se! whole- Di al teh. eee ¥ . ox U- i. 10, Pr . j iy i ggieataenn ate aaeeenienemmmemedaiuedl ch) | ; CHAIR—eot w Z Pa PP PPO PDS | “ —— ~ - cou PES : ra nc ed: city or “ x. : RESS-—C ome sg Ta oaggyyttees ne ter. foldin Al H—C_ ash convince . vr carioad. A ca}! will res iN ‘Trt RE—J yee i ap - — (80) x ombinat) 008, and eoda table : ls - . , 4 Pon & Tr traveling Na- White F fey Bee Rest read for work. Gold 243 bed, double t recis- you b buey we . ’ andl - Aorery witt ‘4 WIT ure yy i ation steam tab le: aioe | BAK ER-—F leetrie — en & . Asen., Dept. 37 3 R he orest Ridge: Catany a3i0. WOMAN Fer kit 5804 Delmer bi. iene ~ peageigamrercarerarae, $10 COAL— His igh-grade; $7.50; fo pat Se See See eo ieee Ee ea susan pent fit, Wereat 319% at $260; | Call FORSET 5085 oo De cana: | “nating current. for on | ST ate wes p rE ee ag ... tial fe > URN, 401 Ww air rrtent a- nd genera! h ive, ' _ Ornines. Apply ure on Satufdas ~- — 1.) ame onl y at je? y ry Rro ’ 4 te we ie in ay . . aera 4 arp et # stove 4 41 e Fase ‘ret v ue ? ‘s , ~~ re ° a . " ° or Stra. : te rt NE ee on -— nepat » 1a ; ‘ aoe 7% = an sone closet, kite hen “cable GAS Ww A TER HEATER— . A | Seale Co - 512 accurate. terms Me tov 4 tidtoys 4 passe Ad appee) to the moet ¥ 5 “eo three eal oF aro o understand Oltve at ppiy Telephone Pid - . Central 5744. Tr BEDS—Childr ) Sees " a’ tte rug, Greseer, | cavi- and 7 Hath {tue fie» h = 1 St. (hart 4 vices A anger, new tir af mards tor monthly e tle tal Es kitchen: come “cooking: iy 9... betwen ft od 2 p.m . 920; COAL Wes es EA tresses; in ‘goed 2 whe, Wen sa mat-| —— 1043 N. Vandevente library table, table lamps, dresser, Olive 62« ar | bees es st. Both | tual Buick finest inside apport wocting Se- . iy emer a | ; ° : ~ : me con mS a a ne a © eT eT. oar eS = | eeK— sinh iets . wit L gut rt y J : ggg od owner an aon 74 rd he oa — RP aan ne ” ; af ome grr to ngte preferred. for second . ee (c12 * ond — sf e colain. ve? ww ae i ee a 4 - : [or ron nt a ~ 7 AKG = _ F , - — a termmeun’ . i y, , : lerion Bide Drilling . ‘2%; © phone Forest £396 or Delmas | qmox_B-$97,__ Post. ee ee ee aa: Macoaeveral: * tik “CB BED ROON SUITES—Beautiful $485 A aS | B. S503 La-| SPR Genial and domest planor,. Ve | neee._ Bios 7 goed werk horess. mutes g~ & ~*~, Toitetee “wee We Are you ‘eatishicd % ONSTR tom) MEN AND MEN—YO! Na ¢) CA RPS as 3415 1. Ge she new; ipather ag $750 om ruite, - pilex a ¢:: ai “7 er- HFrFAI ER A “> RANGE— Beds. ae — bras pm ntings. : omestic rugs. bric-a- FARM W ry vy; a -- "— af Chinpnewsa a “ nae pune sttk @raperiee a 2 - : _ m ~ ~ . ’ , ‘im? hi + se aa . LATE: oe eu other : 7 sera. - ots etc. ‘ Toor FIsto—— 5 G " " rmpiete yl . and bi : 7 ; - a A, oom or ae ,- thes Wertric RATOR—Lady: ” @enerienced on ol, HIGH 8c and OR ‘NG -ATTEND. SROTGUR—Deabie > —. $i | $ORS } bone Me “suite, 10" te $375; beaut ful — goods. 4007 West Pine wh 2507 Lucas. Call indell 2160 Auction tee ) a & horses, S25 saute Bachan. Bs part bey Taian take Ward ac ‘ oree, earn while you rec. but machines: sales experi MAKE BIG OPPORTUNIT = ee 5. “Tee | ant $750 rot pieces, $365: ele-|' ATERS——No 100 . | BEST CASH price paid for » $8) ae nee, 1220; “. pretty amon "ak en ' “sors ‘a a i oy By - iarKce — ; HIGH EST “cash I orice. furniture of | al , rT an M Kak } - | wary ew ery ~~ ry “babe — le: (wae “4 as oe ‘enti b al 6 if 4 has someth! for 8 | Py °%*, 1723 = OUNTAINS—46; aati gains. call 4 tc.; all new, wonderful ——t $42.50. term = © overnight, special, ontents of residences and flats 507 |. chance to get good teem ihe.) _ Of ouniittem J model, new tires: “+ - tan use few eg _for_ Fou —— [oo bakery — $4 cach: sell 6 Pa tools; extra strong; | Cabanne iealer. or evening. Owner, 6127 1117-19 Lo ont Re Waiker Furn. Co. thor c Lindell 2160. R. U. Leonor Avie. | HORFES—Express Co. s ae 861 Finney. | os L ish s. 4 ol\: cash or terme re ui erking men }_fed-Diooded: hon- = x jumchroom. 927 N : ___ SALESWOMEN WANTED _ Smee av. or $10 Cali 8840 | COAL RAN _ SE ust s (ei 2) ; Co 14) | te hemes anammeed ft wliling 4° osaan daa [repetich | ; pF ‘ - a? - - ~ te is ae fixg? ‘ ~ 31 er veo ' ™ 2 - -o. bd 2 bd. - 7 > ~ wiih laid wd : : ee € gent condition gee ive Se — Te hel> hei ) oe TENTS—and tarps goo! RANGE For sale, with watert square ¢« nieamito TYIT—Kitchen cabinet WE vay the highest pr: now in cash x | ie. a wagons 15004 $400 - ee LT i cae fi; te ime of the luxn ries “ang. con, 4 ix IE eng good san army goods. Ty ting, and ‘afi kinds of | /COAI sa ion. $10. 3421 Olive st. arts feit c overing. mE bu tab) le, 4 chairs and orid ont by oe furniture res h A trade HORSE—Good, stout. 7 — Luxuriously * Tuan ME PRICE “— 4 es ar th compen poet ee iM An Aell 4a” SW ES WOMEN “aN Vv ot CUM = . On var. (C8) io - HE—si00 4 s -s ’ =? niete Su7 f rar ram. a!) com- its o Zs re] tv? 4 ‘ent ra) nae ne ‘38 and " adn _ oy heer 7 + oree —_ tires aii is “ts sere in Tieet : rt - : :? re or old © learn bind —- = CLEAN ER— aw. lin s thew 2R04 Frank- " . vO: cash or t _strene Ho Ho sr alker: wArT sas Sree an haul 6 wg wegon ii around ent store. et ‘3 os)! mot corning $E00 ox m of Putica: indery. trade. Chrteti $50: 3 months oid: Baby Hoover: cost; CA rank: oe ES 1117-19 Locust . oe. se _ Free 6 Oitve ‘cl$) | if geod cuntition: $58 oad ty in of «em bee Menace 8 ito ti rest + ae ee uty eis "Victert ti orien mh work eccg L ie WANTED | gies bi. sell for $40. 5400 Al, RANGES—D tucks square coal ra FURNITURE—Ent -e household —— tt ~ ARE t2E Y FOU SEL TING Ol aT? | HOnsE—Bie pulls _) a ME As FR ayy | “— poems ‘mecring. whee “ 1t. 232 Investigate th. a EE an Sarg De short — in Winter G : ISCELLANEOUS—1l roi! bake over — “S40 ming Chowet, is nee .. co e; stoves painters ww J gag fur- Call the laren - 4 2non 3 wagon and harness. coal. seit ferred we ... nt y wrnetant me > i) ee ation over ane pet to ~ — _Baliviere ay te) | Se Saw Bg and chair. 1 desk an stop mahogs rany 6-hole squere "16. “ 50, Bridge & tee Waidermar a’ snacers. “> pianos, vict yer of furniture, rugs, | | fies ports Lindell @°73 may ing oy “emer emer Hi HER-WILEON ‘ 7 ee bera! com™- i> omen. hice " — eral to cencrete mixer. chair gra good baker: hig? Be — oven guerante FtRN ITURE- ie : ‘eo? G if TT ENB! "Tt —bhee al ’ Sp # { =. tore Jeffereon R as roo. ert roe | ese) ‘ B —es__£1%8 West Pine yas?) states ; ae as Southwestern Pagal pam | teal ait seamen. toate | — oe a: cme sooy. 0 bar. | ,remtine fis SI = — Privilene of es BD, Lindell 6313. (65>) from fhe © years td Me horses | FORD eo oie, moetere ae ae p well x -* x? perien: new se. etiat " beh - : +e ¥, a ’ Lonenere ee . > : pinye “ ITE—Library tabi FPURNITUPE— ee a ' : « - Diack « ton feamn of mare Soames ef Aegires "1s % « deliv * 2 =e Bidg.. New York 7%) Sm) Wes yourework and «iso | TH RECLAIMED ° a rf piano with reli tame and E-——Enttre contents of Ss 1¢ &:> mn frad- hores Mares. heartnese | Pome 19 #itne : .. ' + : i oe minster. sti, ERICK. Army blanket AND NEw. | ster pi. Lindell 57 vie, 4030 Westmin-/ , apartment, artistic furnishin of 4-room air ryt ees | on wagon, harness. §- 3827 : | FORD Coupe, 3920 5 : a ; ee 3: 43 = 3 am Ge.. att fe press Schleicher —— | PU I — oD. spent. arene overcoats (‘DINING ROOM - ae a ACY | — _— ‘es, rugs. Chinese, ees ng a | 218 pA Bi PPiES—Fine young mai ia ~ -—— oe Pee) ore sa afer sAi8 Epon fully evs ane eke . — werk in = eo B IS HING CO. ~~. Boy mg new army pone nag oo ll : rocke mene Giebe- Werncke poe * Wtiltem | ow some antiques, china Forest hy = Me fe —" at sable, Kings highway | weil; Ba , as rat mode). jike new. nm ‘a . >is a. restaurant. 5307 Mer- , rticies saddie > Zemee aed ether a | kers. rues. Cali Cabany oorrases , Seok, | ne pa SE GOLO AND SILVER = | i Pg EE 24a rede aSi6 eal as . zt | 1201 Washington Ay Sd hae ani Goobs STOR: | DINING. ROO ; a RNITU uE—~3 rooms, complete for house- j enemy? —ooe work es eat te "Suet ‘out of ea aoe OLR starter éemoeustaliie baa ie Fit *2 { FL) ; FE 1323 Market. OOM SET rr piece ae stant ing Mb. 40. ony, ad aun te ean CASH jolt ane. stlrer | hiehees on4 Nature! Brich Coe. King’s ave 6: terme Sarvett. =e 37 ft : * flie. wilt i ; ce and other — a? * one A , Elise beth ' : jewelry ‘ee teeth M eae tat " Bridge 24 ie . j a i. ay a all of separste. party leaving eliy. GAt Heights. av., Ciif-j Ree. T5a2 “Our Cites BICYCLES AND M | Ponb TW Sax a ln aah at once 3003 ely: GA*® "RANG eG Ge 4 Pee PY OTOR cre a4 pac Ae t price a = LES aarr-t * ake good e ; : , and boxes. Teiephone Forest of - and tremens eit gt Figs Pas | sae cy ms, Sore N Grend me a ; cow Market. TON eee ; (Ri >+——4 wy <* A. a P ‘ Minerva «* pores Soe, | anak i ctericcre” Smet aaa a "3 & ht i. 5 ber ge) a

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we ar tate nei os os — Pree P by ray aaa nee Sere Se la -o9r~ neal AY. 4 THE BEST | a ‘ET IN WE HICH T | OB. | UY OR SELL SELL ANYTH : {ING is right here i in th these Want ad columns. Try it an it and be convinced. a _ BER 2 ime POST-DISPAT ae A DISPAT( a = es cou a er PE coupes a sh FUR ume. Ford tatiana : Psa yr ie. 4 an ties i easy MUTOMOB ~ k Mo. : Eoitwents renin. >. 25 Pine terms. | BT TOUR ILES : ; Mane come ms. | BUICK DURING Es _peomebet sin Wietaniy-f | ig S : | eptneil ar = a Siemens een ompag ii “oY oo: sens ? cor Groves, in ink 918 model AUTOMC or hl te or. v BUT . e @ + orl Oo} i —— Sis goes Sates 2 ‘Tounina aa F -_ op ggg e lock. inatrument to A. ~s iar ~ Begg very lmar a CA : . sTT agers Morris 7 rumen - a roar light arother oye 191 po 1210 Ol Teurtan RS ORE A ‘ BA 14- extra beerd. — ian ry i “te” those 9 model: MITC ve. 4 uTO Lac iy Uaica x. 2 nice | new fnieh ving: G which ever pop lL. ELI your « _ AUTOM _ AUTOMOBIL —— i RecoR moll RS Soe Al =iet st : oon: oo presen cs + ng can @t oun Tourtnug. 1 price. | Same LE ts : Biectri eondit _- | ‘e Be tt gue! eae tires | ffer | _Lecu wd a tra — 8 —— s—M ; ethxn hoe e Garage. Sden and | email cosh 0 vervice | Ss ee | 7a fine tines, and cel RS —Goot used care gn nip ney 4 Re FOR s >. | , - tevestt ag nical LAN A-l d a NE | cc tnspeinnienntn ; THAN A DCO and we r-Wi Da vIn . nd con rease = Motor pa! Pos orn cars an ous Ju Ax Fin LLY CPE. a m and ~~ a ~ net en ok oa¥- 335. — gen gee Co.. | e Dispace! ace 4 trucks, | MUSICA ~ oth eertveres a estas TIPPED. CHALMER: - - Binge ang 12 ~ Ahn 4 OAKLAN oe 901 1918: ec) | : Ex STOCK _ & year to my $75 eek, Ae TALKING 8 ee w flour red trom . ‘TIAL 5S | Coul = 6—i91 nisme yninone — Dietel D—T -ssour. eo new, | tt to heid cnenondll "CIN ¥. Box! ONOGR: = MAC Ps actory AYV- | ished 4 he iw TOU sunda e- trade y. EM sne Sidne i ng a 7 ; NG 8s ck __ must APH HINES RO SMA wi . Bs wii R ys. Sa 19 y | pric tha svect this ALE. a se! — Oo Li M omen in ch ¥ I 19 | t ial s mer PH | sell tod A ~ uM | i {ATE t. a >rand ‘ — a rry - ce nthe SG. 3300 OAKLAN uthers ed. guarant Dine gy monn cr teenen Rd spec = of used we — ONOGRAPH my. a cords. ee we KExX Ris $s FOR , ; 2 2 wr 2 a s-: Brrenr PAYMENTS, a , ef? mo ead Pest read about ool. 8 _. car. vmonche. ae — _s 301 12 terms com | care fc coin 4 —_— this a ne pa oe ye 4 ggg > Scmmedh cones 25. 3722 $150: = not FOR, RE ETT ——— : Wit = THs 5 F. | $1985 ee Oe im the ot-Stop vefin- brand-new; "Oak tang o ey ee 2% FZ. -y% te Ws iy ~ = De poo Paim.ic) | Ca bedross Sit est 2S Oe o- x 3. a ALANCE 12 caah. ‘aie 9 .. = Satardar Es or) c= “Fasrantes tand oiek used aaa ISIS TL var t togeth c Fc nga Bg PHONOGRAPEH- tween “20 p. oh | KENS : a . : = Nu eft , =| caf J ou sho retool fac wi eed ° pe ew | maodei und tien of ‘ - j de day rg s. sa INGT Dewt DOO OD Oe H ee potters Cc e en r : t int nema t po =} i Dodge e 2 | wv: it Y m. . _ Bicety Oe ae ~ e : Soe co.. | YA Cpen Saiagen, O: Sed cote. you am equ na ad mecaank green ¢ ice | ees Oaklar - the ar cae | with | tone ; & & ew can ha = . and ON, 50% ; Srivate tur- ROOM ROOMS ; ae aad Se on a LEM MOTOR or . eo: Ss BE gm ogee po ee ge Gnieh: | } oS tee a r co h ve tH Pec dou +—? fa: w BoC —~ OA _ Sunday | CH. MOT ings. trade ano. & Ost balan if new t- «a ing cond! a. |} 19 Phetroie 1918 ow ing FH ecords. st $1 ocany mime > kina ‘a Die N'cety 7 | Wed. ANTE | “K « hae .DsTIRS rs LANDLER OR Cc = . PO” Co ce 12 wd rong car (Rage endition * po a Stud set. 19°70 Dede ing } -_ NOG! 4339 56. 7 es ay te ah: os oT -ape > and “HEV ~ ance year redu ic3? aditio D—Te Ligh | And ete pe 18 ~ erful car — ~ aA ner burns — runsw ntmen -| Ep e f ce na 5i Poors > — A NN ies | o ARK ——— 5 E “ . . x 3 term 1812 ; crore ” others — Chev er 4 PH: — 0 Cwt. des: diesen ad mah ” So- ; iy mii i td ri Troe . G- ei ie Ww - sh--t. nant: | ‘ rs amis 434) a _ighta. = cor her pte 4 oman Biome a’ © eriandd touring. . 46210 | $225: oe 1s Ag on. rery lo and «xami Tt will roiet ee ive. red. SEG ope cganyv tleme es 47% pms: ‘3a conn — SHA —~as a gr hoo and OMS, or cu Thr XOVEME CH 7 unda Jef: w yme jer- wn (6 BCs new 19 has ide saree GE— 26. ute © se! 1 4] Ls ER MOTOR ith es Vict Pa VICcT a ~~ ictiy 47 cing fur- | ons 14 —t on See tk _ . — _— @ur- | “> a > i Pe ee and L ». .- SRERSON iuaiel c sourt strhenet ad _ aes ti ; * ? 7s i on rag _ terms, has coupe _ 3 fEVROL Sr Go, 4714 a $29% good piet $—Tourt comeits te6) | scr ES. PA @ Locust. HAV ers remde 2 geet aN. _ rooms Rooms ¥ ae ae — da wa! ; OLIY LSS i te c. teren.% ; Do ke oc ister. rad coupe — “ ann ET—19? , 4714 —— eve cash allr: ely. reps ng. on. 1210 ORILE ms RTS— . cB AVE denc very = | MePH rm ex 41867—3 privi - Ss WwW src 1605 eC priva! heer: Ez. ™ for aster. re ce wae ayer enn , . — s : motor: thi wi ugh det a az ter. w 50c- bi tires. os OF t ir ograr ten) _— susmee- = to turn ~~ - ed “er _ x i : AND — .. o~ Ltn. Stonetbie nn get gee eaeaet ee Baye Faye pone ; gverhaaies en Huber- W' n pavme wonderts sturdy Sonvinee | starters. 150: Motor ie blowout LY hatenws phonograph repair | employed? 32—2 co - SB ge on a gl. ee eee ND 50 ~~ — ON, ise aa gee go t. 10a _seliok _ bart e ww minx s to ck «a! = car new let: en mn ¢ ‘son ent. der? y lich neces ter te $1.85 ‘orime- s instrume Coo St es; ‘ r NE Z every? nmect verv si ARD ae Sn A “ a art: 426 Owner, : —— >exl france Do ¥. 13] hl and re ie ~ a - pe . a a ba a iznt 35 a As 2S - 3s i 76a “u Make Pent ha ; unt evenings. Flim is much ‘orth Sendo. un- STT DER nm wR: gree PEt _ = SS >¢ > : 5 oe . 50c fine 5 RE _—_-- _RECC Mire. — rintanngay sam stra te mew house 2. om in ay acne WANT ALBEE aau ae 2 rooms. “Ts Le “ . Tt = sear _sereee had ines sec one Aubert. Dei 1 ee =a — co o ie aa than that aoe aoa avs $2 Olive. months saad p mgt top. $10: Ford CORDS_Colus ORDS (os) _35_ 34 io” Wana $51 2: ature | en nuh: nn oe A : EO Fu RN WENZLG i i — aaaiiee an a aaa URI m mony vec ha nie — (mar fast a ae otor Ca Sur = "DEP e. - at Lin- -paired bartal cn ——_ © read- R = all Stumd —— | MEWS and ae 4—N v2: PR th State ote Bx to beard is _ SE: — oe “ghee * PAN tir atte ical new. ie ; t ET—Tocr’ -ar Co. PA —7 gs ” an ein ms eveni mn @art Ero l today ia se! a | ' “ ®TE > Ding ice! st hi woM pric me girt « + £92 Ore tail - ot - water omen «wi =, poe near 2 liom. ben ati Lion : — By el, full a few givin me. 19 ‘ 47 *T4 Se eS 505 s LIMOU - a to $12 ngs. cosa) RECORDS. an: — £ 141 ul a mae | é. ect AD 13 eek. as. no furnished ren AND Bi — Boz "338. athe a ar as ED Fe 2 2 = =e L- . fran! — ier — Faid factor sho enonet aroun dent chamen- neon c ora oun an ortgh driv tz Semin Al con non. nal 48 eu 3518 Morgan. REC - A GLIvVE : ere a es. | R ona rt 2 td. —i ‘ a: ?—Purnis . : rice > ze it may crory w hh tTatie d, ea trne: ar co Pa anc _ ext ra on cal T Tat ortedn - cond > - i mr aa ains ores met EG ; Lecor 3 “- ic. en e f un?’ 2c eM Pr: : So Lac 3 : iter _ APART 2 =. aes ' : near S equipment: w m and Insp = ivan poxtect al came | lg es F- pct . Ss NT ition: | TIS _2w $23. for ¥F 80 COREE fo ¢ .—" bg re adie: “aaaeeaie aS AED BS ee a 238 lade. “Si ACR sts Trrernat ROT 13 600. email a a ° monstra ti ee os ne time tha ey. 5 vin iate N. ——— ie ES— Ba nd toe po-tnem. nge sold | Gurr a ae -asona» _Post-Disracch, —~ pre ike | os ae At - ra ™ - gm ; > pect ie acti o , ervic le Fr nm ~ t. — oS we i + Geng eau — fs = wee ; on oy Chantier M oe ri a Aayvs. ~ ord A ge oan new - —— . | one Post-D —Rar a st. 30. . ity: pon ope House >... herokee = —— a fam: “AD [artm , eat Ra. s&s water — 312 7 Ls a ip a w foe if mT Bi ¥e : espe ectory | trae: r MiLeT ( . 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Semist | | det Gace Title Sei shield aa Fo on disp. aoe ior Se m5 5 to S58 OM = “civetric. Sor a teri ae 2 = Mm 16 >». & ; «a c lance 17 ng b gc aor aeiv TRUCKS am term smplete nalts ox _™mar — Y r Texig ne ¥ ante i’ a ; = rc. Bot , el 54.20 ce if rees en gar ese DS——s een al pring, | DO peust. Coliseu onth sn 4 FoRD—Tr cee a ... 5033 same aii ites aes MS = 4 + Ee $3 " $718 . hea rooms OU ny 69406 not | az S$) Ls Tce CeTmr —e , vi. ie 5 me ae si = > ry ‘ + a : oo 4 all Easto tS solid cal ponte = tat ts. Sund Jefferson FORD- rms. rel bed 117 01 med'at On x7 OU Del LOCUS - FoR aE ae Si t: reas SES | 3 “ou tel am 3 ee : —— oa ~ d the aici : tersona ail iv itve any Our ent . CST R PAG! — son ae an NT te ie ae Soa ree | See oer & a ieee tae —S irmeediate Hage | cine and Br OUT BELOW CUST, 3127—Roos ENT—CITY ee a ,FLA Sa oS ale eats i) ‘doRtewa®. a. sy ne] ~~ iS ; drives. ck mg 3 eisers Suns af nd priv. Looms: ~ . oe erences. —— +s as. —- —= — "3 FOR ow ere -— a: © w= gy as ha ad finest me RD sl day ve eliv- | ers an ewick t G cos — ge rm , 21 63— 3 TS 2 nan —_ = cna om ai8 tires iter de ott s bri! mie TRUC Re >. W , ag anc =» x ti 7000s ~ te Dat , TURBIN - en — re : a 7. oer : > —— . ‘ a =, ees ee hc care: | FORD FECCR Lene Gt zoek ord contract | stk "tires, accessories T aor me conning water: pu oe silly: copie "oimsiay. Deimar | APART ye NORT! Mare . pons age IG a aoting On month. aa aoa curtains style. tor ag = i5) Ss Dia 3001 5S. Jett nr et oruished. = ibe ter: pub 0—Furnis o1Tw empiayed or # eee yt oT Locrs ieee " eat oe— Ewooo agp — 2 condition: A om BODG = & Huber. Wiles a.~ pucgiient er a sane Amy bod M Jefferson. 0OM— Bea - 280. Powt-T or 2 Ps ROOM — Siet 9 or unt 7 soe | CENTRA Setanta’ FUR . } 0 > . ~ 3 ry - ; | = , > . ae and - Tr ' ‘ . aie ba - — + . 4 ms 2 - ni > a - re “pe sk roa — ot gg ton a on ad yw barons ee ant nee FURD-—T S. Berie car; $ roadwar, rood | _N. Leo joebenn guit . : 1ON Ligne r. 922A 2 atin itch » one _ weil far ake TO eon ae. ER & — rear. ...32 : anitvea” sn 2i0s— a : an Laced D BE: NW | % Foo fice aste ts. 112% Wileon rment on ga uipme t tim ‘Tom trt $900 le | Rat marc ments ttar. ba EPEAT Keay ae eee R hen nrtvil Derren furn: tlemen. | 8-09 BRO $p5 ac | be red Baie me: Nine oors er: = fsA .°s ochane and Wie: rs. in 125; Jet Motor balanes inv me. w at, H-| PO e 2815 truck » Pract . 3TIME -oaned BIO. aan ing. onnectt: _, ROOM—B inane Sn ws —s. Wat REALT sa 00! ee ey mesg rooms, ie barn sha were L i ng GARD eater -_ Wisanty Reller soandl ics? Jefferson pow 4 fr Cc 12 a ondertul RD—Tru » Locust. $550. re tica'ly | Me Sotene jaan nn : a - men on oe on also actin part ss — eg ees $2) moloved: ny ane = ti se Le EY WE inwri 7 ae Cn oo) F hi , = 5 cnborhesd - 3 30 =: : at a. ~ . 7 aa . aoe NER—5 EBs ebeter | a, Cor pape — Coltsew . — Rr =737 uck, rebu ebuilt. cas (RO) | nd $153. open — n its LINDEI x water “ting he ing rooms ee apartment furniah — sa senders erRanee ee ST ge. icity i LATS — Tre A a - . io iter ov. © oe trees 7 hage ype Grecen, tea | ——s Seen oe pane od RD—T Se Sen ao Quendert ying guara: ‘6) sents onl ange nt gp =| Saees _2323W Regen a. est 957M | —_ Call or -. 5794—Piv: nee | AND . 7? oe piso price | com tenes a cw fami! ~y -~ oral roa ds* Ma : Mol Paani ina ae nights, re ORs ae = ase r "4517 Tower Gi _Dertect ci — oan amen pene ns a ae ae aes ORD— Track: $737 Oi drive fete) In 20 PLAY 3053 Juninta. eo ee gg oar oms ao hee a aoe Two wae i and Olive — wo agente CaSeny 3786. and bath. | wi ENT Wr. WANTED —As - Rec ace Grov se). Aitio anterd paares renen ‘Tike = as 19 mod — © ae la ive - 1919 ; =0 les . A fe SE\ ENT e steam “use ™ms use | VANLE' — candi rnis 5 INTERDR — "Ts fis th "ART LS ——Mod ’ wa} =v &.* —- Ontin’e het a | mrt nam RIVE ; " 20r 30 ee M= NT ~ Post Ta, -R SON Sees | eee Pet eer a re em = 2 ts 0 we eRe ey Sb a s— Fs PL ae rot SEE re Saf Scan eee Te he — Bees : HIL | Sore . oe slight wes t nest s anal taee im: ry hi soe | . ODE TSEN SCE On SHIN oom a0 N.— cr: $4.5 with W ome aga ala anes 2 S —¥ro ater | “= * rEINGTS eae Saae = ~~ "Cudeentite aup & ~ bes Li seil Speed 1 92 ; O0- # sul romt « zAT INSTE! _apen: $1 si }; PLAT tr Chev. = = — ? owe 2s ~~~ UNING se = month. ems “2 3033—4 we 3 nicety | © oom: all S Bi. sitabie for three D. 3. BB "siee SsTEN Shes ee pw wc via ae => on every woe ou : SwOBIL PRENDERGAS ction. miles | Bo sates —,. a Me bala> nears | handle. dea de! : 2520 8. pne | BIRDMAN ee Ve SS ns a and eiectri unt ee FASHINGT conveniences. es eae RENNAN. > Pieeroom apart , inet — peighibe 6 roc oentee - ay co ry ja for eae = L a. = — RT—T a Je mor Car nly | Sent. : iol’ eahennan saute >, ANS Pi a ~ © waengeaeane cit tah eae TON BL. 3: e ® iar AN. 320 Wait —— ed a 5 ne — sg oa imites for tap eas mar Ce | coe’ a Bey | Pe FORD- oai4 N Gram car, $12 Jefter. | _Feain Vie. 17418: we ! AR SGU st er WASHING Sa large front | ELMY 0 Wain Femme mae — hood. De —S ‘ay —— = tt ij $850: — 7430. ne wear Rarrt a Locust. 1 A age se Grand. i2°mon — aa hoage > E oe a a 2902—Th TH '— alee oe ig me 3 | Modern RA APA a Post_D — “or ie Forest aan WN RE every “any. in al a _ | ES erett. 4 2 2 - = th will NING iprights ™ 7 ww S13 Ss os een Paha) —— 1802. room BL. ¢ h Sus ms: ta: 4 - iam. | Dispe ‘’ - sLtyY C . & EL L— = model: pewl> | 4-%- »ieive, guaranties ash wit 4 Stell 241 ts S ie - — iigbe Rocacteaten | rooms: 3 nD | mate prices 2 + Benton : a _the bai new Roadst itee eae: | S 4630 O11 $200 FO 0 Alive sansa’ * used. Ford | ae aor player lade int: Tunin Jetter~ BLAINE Win Three c WAS! a ag essere anes janitor servi RTMEN —— , FUR ——— fas _ Sil CO.. Tie — RAD H er. . $56: 7 ve. dew OR st. i ied ). 14 SN ro 2 pi ng, re - Ee. . con HING Ine ping ; serv: am INT Ni ouple 61 M leath geod cond ~% 2. _D— perfect. I- c5) we a. forn 2 lectric né&et tr s NGT i dou! =.) _ ipie s os ” Ma 3 BS: | metas TO ese | are once ai Tae wore | se oot Bere se TAINE, rene aaed Sa ee SR ge BE a UNIVERSITY EF ler — | al built 1919- t Py worm-d Be — UBERT ‘ Ka specials Ah= ig Fs so rooms: urnis t and > = dell fF conn 3834—F on Forest O° Taylor outside | LAT W geet ee oe = vine RS! TY us aihnte bon ng ok 7 ~ $198. Sie. : th cord 1810-1920 MOD G new rpecraicel n-drive - ch —- -- ~~ = SON 28 ral 1945; Fran BOTANIC ns "aaa ished om rucks > ne — A a o* ble: a Slane Centra 5 * an " io ree BRO val 71eAw e ivate a mom -2 w aan ces. aris ‘ignt 4806—2 neces. you ee ee . ty ai ; on et on rene oe re of ae 2 —— co, HS Be. a oo -ersity i oe 1 alm i oo ae aa | FX , aon on FRAMPTC this week ney 224 need $25.00 a TOL ‘Park. cai siemeel = 2 reGnisd- DWAY. 363 SO es ab NGTON ivete: housekeepiag a a’ Phces Gates: -_ Be FLAT W T J. de me sew a arse E 7a ; tertma. —e- 3123 ! pane 457 ad — N. 1126. te adel “ large Dar M S7) i $. Pheer Ural _ repair ae ~56 . men irnished gn s oe easona)dD! = earn ie, 2g- fleet Pr 39 ne. ag all Sar ei ut - ne Olive oa. = 'm- i ea nter td .. J ~ a ae % MBS eg — atTr‘o* ““ ~~ : ; Fa t — : : ap > . - x. re iw, rivat fant 2 — AJkee -. . Tr a ? = - —_ ¢ ~~ =) aa : ae . Py “ . ~ , o¥ "ERLAN Se2d Wasnt ; RD— Look “£ iSio oan “Central M Lewis pon ge onth | Bl ng ono wy ama3900. ¥ Tey ey oe family. ae ror 3 N WASHIN sae eng ag gem > ee iful “T a tema | none; Aerts ine: S os —e price coat oo av. ‘Unioerata . ' “90; D—Ch 22: H = : , = tral 92 an r wor pian tet dman, [| nfurni 1515 —- " ww ss SHINGTON mn, for 1 of ~o east, ¢ e § = ih st. 7420. any al a0 RODT 9:8. v style: Sg ee F ——— ar S516. ea ad iy oli aaa owner's. resid Tm 1 or —- e anaes ~orner S636 oo ea moo :? s nose highway: “4 room, a= thie — ae water vere y Senate ss y fine: oe finish - ro-sper- 73) | easy te suring ston. turgain: don’ a ts % -ton. Sa LEs omen t | = = s. sete 95 vea frst -c! cl) eh? th io23__e Rese ont mame pen, oe wep rts . -3958—S mod- | & “ ; bn nog Ges —s —— fer ren rannEen — 1918: 3 aves om $150. MOG _ terms. = stake 0 5 excellent me CASH ___ WANTED =910¥ EapDs 31 20: omar $450. room: Phang Ba s. el BL. 38 ces. se car 204 ticulars, . P: Phan agg Ane 1308s RED PE a tae wes , R Vv aia oughly at ae ae “(e37) aes Wrd SLACHT 1001 ~~ ADS, 3131 ty Bang neg ancl.” saamene Sennen ners home. c Bgemerene a moet kK TO ~ io ee Te a. 2950 NEALOWS wns @ vEs ; ; ur ‘ -'s- o ra! tT? icS7 ° —_— - Poon ae = rennin __ oom - , a >. — cS.3) ; “ pee Semnonteii me eet oe | Ee a | Sn ar eg ae te wee: es mie MENTE, Bt —f DAY LET—BUSINE! ee Sens a Se : 3ae7, ee self-start A. Oper | me — {~~ 22; | asere terms if without ready ONT aces ~~. PX 3) FLAD ot family, tw mene st) bome: INSTER roving: —Two 22-fi aon | ies and one et S313, Lind weet DESK sP SiNESS Se (oe eed 4 or ave, We + ee cash, er. speedome D— Tou! coring ali mo Sie | ede: (red: $1630 for service: “¥IO0 TRUMEN i |. AD. Sea A ee feet ai 5 a econe oo eppert you: floor. Prmnoeye ty ett: be | buat. PACE—Ne U RPOSES mente ane > We TRistT co : ie nee balance steerin | Fc = —Teerin =— 4106 — sat mocha: cab « l-ton: , it demon. | ye ey Li. Ts FOR (cB) cng ha: ee —~ o~ couple | ages eo = te gen Modern. tunity -” meee Can ; or 4317 7 firs: ee. “- enogra oher lewk Sete ere rade, x Wohen CU, ‘ | easy tern coc a en terme. | RD—Tour te model - ups jogs oe mae eauinned canoor Pine. aan Tose Ce SALE 3) GEYER. Al on ferntehed pe | mane INSTER PL. tiemen refin ned | DYAS-SHE a aoe 4 lS pepe Sitve 1190 inney. ea service 1 aa a TREND = SROVES TRO er. a ' irand_ 8. er. § arr tn . & us nt wt dition with t (co7) : co ru PRIORI $4 50 = man. ss. qui room nentiy #! xa: . 336 orest | HELP in 1233 me. a ct! fk &— Wii a] - BLOT -Wi TR ST Cc 3 : IL. 6. Open Yehiem 5, S12 } ae. a | | FoRD—T. 7 OR a ; o6. *21;5 eed iogck. will ela “-% new curtains: pretuce cao anes Bae PIANOS TMIW jtar arr wanx 3G: al) +7A—Furnis "honient ort. ad- | _manentiy_emplavet: Pen eon ~~ (5:4 A P A is a or ie creat | enkone etl rene 1 . ne ‘bat eater and eOs - . §3 | egg: SO Co. Sea = aot me H Fans — to fel?) | ope ta 2 ohio os caren = OS AND OR 764A St soon aa 5 wniences. owas — — INSTER. PT Gin aa -% ae. . oe me RT Vi NTS — st. (eT? ; ey ont ny a sart « 7 ) Kirkwood rat a heels new “ 80 035 Ce } = 9 St new. morro ARE aemeon argain ‘tres wor; xt : ANO IGA ied} is for iA Ss m for 2 : - : mod =m ru ay 323. ES iy. per the i* ay E eee : enna yi cc... t office * 6 & oroper 7 bal , wil pail Ow N. i D— dney van wi car ruck: R— strat in PLA’ cash. Ff Wr NS GRAN zen -lem Nice! gents. WEST ern inain 235—Sout? -| moms sun secon | none e. Reo > pain ntee and chummy j aS. good r t start — >. with nd e! ; ian up H IANC per te: — PE. mt re 480 rn ished ‘gk m wit? RPT ces. ho x- 5 od: te —- and si ak | Owns NT Pr. ARG? ‘ EPS? ret — a x é"s04 no bh ne as. tires. my | FOR oe ~ } terms nomica.- curta ectric taht A sd. a Kem S—Us 3844 s wil! Hlemen_ om: sui 3.8 wt GR ‘eR Btw “ j ». any new: = a gy = ; pee emmy ee ai: parcel de a ett — an 3844 one ae 5. © Pompton. sng Mew are ge Beautifully WESTM! citer tee ee 1) ain Ss Sa “sow carag orch Ban | =e a4 ee Station Taxed : ress jealer's : ANO—BSS ett S Bes = on. G Phone Gri | neat two o furn reem INSTE not Ww “ furn — F. ow th: f =e - [CE ply may ig: : water o sa3tt Aret = 3 . _ — YELAND—> SEDANS tch. me x $250. Fo or. p. 3611 "Ss ae “gga a ~~ Foo NO—88-1 ae _Compton. 150 and — — ca rand 5226. 7 lon A Ba nagy ae Se TER PL. 4 ane pet og cr SERGFELD R rows’. ot cated on uv Ms ~~ eee Meal a ome aan sions ad gS "4 ' a a. agen “4 ww f men - ap aw P ccnitaad ° ~ {4 ae ; neater i’ > __ en + PaPe 9 om. ~- nc an y renr- 2 : ase 7 ~ as a a ment and ag yn —_ aoe 8 gee ¢ gia NG 3 1( wiethed Wm. (c37) | _Comot ~ ~StANON pene esd) LAF : referer faz ae ee ee on couiaiae ae See EALTY | | 12 and 2 cage enthnane ee a ~ lata a , eS #4 Do™ A 70 ——~ a touring car- 4N ount- 4 Woessn "lI = a I— Ni pews. Ca * \YETTE. nces. ashe} nis INSTE i; 3d usek Th — “oO an ) reserve. it my STEP aon : 2 GE—La ute Co.. 19 cow _ oar 3R6 sell for - car: - Great ay Al er, et comoton. Pianeta oa ae ot Sie onsek sep = 1908... 1 room for — a Pr. 3 Moor: oo ping i R at Elegant G10 Cheetnst. + 5144 > = ra om ae = = ~ TEPHEN & - 3300 — H sees Soe ssadiin fe = ed. Weber I spe. a Rrand. SoM om omg ac . . bi? . } - : Z sat io ¥ = em? @nlewn: yp a | ¥ tt ia Ft _— © Pe > lee : : ° i ur- . - i ESS oa epee, ties | FoRDS— hie Ranically perfect. wil = gy kg used T rime terms ent tae mober YER- for ah ‘4, MI nadie bath, elect - —: 1 @ aonven, i. a_i flee furn ’ passed tie iGH Cc T on a ioe. if : , a dain re AN. —— s° of ° 90) 17 as the a i al PI A cash ‘213° 3 ye [SS r- - & ctri room : Poe ; WEST - oF oo BE ener een Bm vg mm i 20h une CLASS Oo DAT | € Pc I _~ 32 ~ 72 mow (>\ : ant oo finished T hee Ee So) 731 arm ¥-to| som. NO - 181 a iste, Deak, pee EST PINE BL. cos” 1 S_ Seer; _sened_ Raat, | ay ~ acelled s |S tric - sar Le Bay gS m ad . ourt =: . P you mm. anKs as- ™ Big __ eeprs » 262 leat ase- nz ny 4 l er rZe a _ r ore on? — }, Sq eS € all 4 rad lik a Pe 4 Ford ° ba AUT INE bu giv: not 2. Jef seas n 319——R ~ phc ousek is of : fur — | we rnsh reaso Servi ’ lar ~ : e ** wt art le *% e * HU — e ne purple ay ne } atnarteen 19290. age r- UTOMOBIL s ST y PLA ng or e ‘- NEBR 7 ome: | aent 3h: 34 lB. omen ng -ii a z%. hed. ~ nab! ca -™ oa f \ at abetpalll aD th ¢ Net ae Forest Upsox lance ¥ . la Tn og x a ns, eae tLe: Ss YER-PI Sun scart. = SBRASK s for ! ng roem Sin Soe inest Mana Open die. Pu uneur- Rye : PP or: a point rat ar: — D—Sedan “a it ar 7 ae AD—la 18 ‘2 ete. : _ a $360. OLET— S—MISCELLAD mar 27455 iso rugs. Maho For PaRK af a house- | ~“55. _____NORT — > connect. | oN E. — Aas eve N oor Mire 855 , L like 25) Del Dept. arias and te alet - car $15 we 19 1917: ae N i PLA : ht any i — 2 eRe in m fo 3845 ee = ' Teas ii 3 Le - - ort : ee oh. - BA ry ne ma ~ fen 191 st rood 50 is M Ou YE 4850 Ri 3 ron SB cy hous 3s us | cEV For ~~: nas 1970 - Cc ounta ders: Q teurir near. trad Car . 712 $380 - Ss mus R-PI AN sac cabinet _™ yt—1* ae ETP ing ter x —s nv em: en Near ———— : sc Cirald 1 u ene ~ aa Sodan. Beuse seth model: | antral 7 on ge aaiemalien eo Olive. e. } Cen Co. nonths gene $45 1917 Cospagees ae ie roils, O— Web mento. an] _ ated Unafurn -s ished ho sheep- | = ces. — a tom —oee in? oto rT, ai in rd st. sige we _ i155 @. Se Peto, saving ‘a Bie Rea oo | ee Ae Sciual 115 Spen ¢ Bisa eae aes Sat f- 82 A= = 35 ALS OS pian aman es | SCOTT, Agee Gin DTS. Pat LisTON aeien: yg “city eit Suita Market. Motor Tearte néttior. nce Bean ahi i See —— a , * ae gee price. 352 | soa ROOM—™ st-Deraich privat an agg CORA, 1. . Capnished ee | NEW nN foBO) | S13 " = ae 5 2. KR eee 191 Da cats ei © or _ an exc rea- ba n, cars a nes. t i2 oe | eee _ conditi Grand 02 Fre 100 apartm fell furn 3 "bea 2a * 15iS-—N rooms (34) Yy ¥' L TY ome RO rT apstairs. © «gm-hented VEO PR 7 g ‘ee tere ee oeriern tinct cary ges’ Lat cones prices | WE a niece cL ween S once | eee 25:38 N—One or = room. i | Be a wastiacand. gars a toe Som PotD acme OPERTY | Saki Quve _— +4 = Mec-) Sata down tires electric dandy pas 1818- $ 7 | ~Fanvy a la = ee and a ST. VINCE Somers furnish Coun LAND. 5 =.= chil the — xe - Fe ait: 3 rest aoe t sieeping a RE—A4?355 A. ret -. ee r = VW = x. FO pr——Ke orria, ’ -_ | ‘FOR Gra rots. oo ag ‘s260, lleh motor in aan st M - iran desir $1 = yw a e850 and -~ Sarg: load ing NCENT.. > - call ee jem ern. Keeping 52268—T eee 2a-floor | See ESTG ted. Gret - Sesir perch. etree 3 ) Cla aich ash} pa Reda ibia 5 a he oe RD—Touring | monthiy- sail ak mie tire nn oat a tourt ode + = ite. Schuber a ust. 1e37) sink rooms; - ee ter 6 Dm. SPRING ett I gy 100, ‘Five rooms: Ee av Benn Hm _ FRc = rent "Ca —— wy 2229 Washing ngton Fo Deima ae order: “dem i } and a of c2 2g wil ops tion acd | LA ¥ rt rés pay : THER secttic Iwo light *, gen’ >. 340 - oe ny nished and ——, om — 7 can usine 9 all Cen and 7 aahts — Ary ountad ; tail ectri gt i Pt lik on AYER. a cas rs a cRES she gas t b&b ‘>! ont lem Ol . Ve] fro G sero estre parler an _Post-i on bile : : a entra) “aim . ~0 pa ingt "> - ae cheap ~ . weod ~ hts dashi electric ¥r HUDSON FR new: per sters: f a PiaNo— ™ aenong Sad Aes TW EI ESA. 152 4 Renee se Kee D- —,. nan; hot Sing! : —_ an ANDE Ry - de and si ost - Jispatc: «ie im aes. w. ———n a. wi} : sarti on. 1 516 «ain o 1 . « hee, Sa ve w hee! ts: [ee ce self orest 7. Rebu ba cent all ance goed wne. ser Sis. Loe a iat tz > aA ~ ace b = | ST bath \@ s1°eD cd- ERS “an 3 e eepi ing R W est ae ine - :- 15s ag an e a LS call T 820 Reaid is; | oo your wis: sh oun md el start 470. iit uProm rgair LE 10 ch > -- S607 housekee 23 —Furn eat. LOt h, elect ing ; SON -STC be had to ce on — _GA Pons End. price Wem W eahinart Was $708 : 3512 hacetay or at ence. | a er — | ‘te & fy deg ee (e83) dren oe Bt = oe nished or ween | 3813— ectricityv ——, _ YOK 2- ae suit - RAGES Bos | Per aid saningtos ington asningt sr -—diedan. or tue ti far) Fo nt tees > ; oon, 3 Be care. ‘ p= Cc —— — 2 - Saath a Re; tor fee - , EA punt “Hassler ho regular ‘TRT9 | gs ; = Saks m7 ea oo is only r : aa BT acest. ieee guarsa- water heat ee GB nae we on ROOM _Tyter egaheen: ran ITY | "Lindell 11026 paetete. Campanas rts WANTE —_ ae - spas = Reon A. thtef adeo vail hg “te (SOs . Serr: _ sos months. . nen ey like te it of. ¥ ‘as go ; 2. ~i Eee _ mas _ 1s. BEY - B RD ye privy a. — TB ge may ~ a Fy RO = goed. ie 2 3242 KE low all on . Viec- O = BUS i ie | SS Home ATES AN —85 a — ; geo f > h > AND r on J y ~w —: = ste 2 PU a6 & eg ae eeian re rack ae ui. Open “CO any car i TO $: ve fro | ten: R-PIAN CO.. 1 c her cat CATES wr Tipe front P net. | Cail Ges BOARD- Grand ne or ¢ ‘REN. Dickson ge OE sag Cail | sToO nogmanh —Te R POSES CHO al UD aaa st. nes a Mite | oe “ats “ -y : * ge “Zzer teurt | numh?s, week. im our 200 ” : = wy and roils. 004 Oliv aan yee a $4. - im ail elle gy wri D—For 2-ow. in = SeEteee eB 7 $35 — wi —? Box i office, soe Pr iC E ede “a> teed rease pert 2 : . las e meats a ——— — re. 7 s@.! ' = = > ith — : | *T ae ‘ at . ; — - Let SON ive. GARD Tower Gm for ect cond ext stock bo is PEHMAN rolls; te a: 88 st. ic8O) ATES rary henge 9 each ao 408M mate ~ = lady. . ta *, BRO -- & 0” F wg ng To bu L148, ©. — IG FL A standa:¢ mode. SE NER Se wae adition: tire: 1 ught | SEVER PIAN 2 rg gt TES. S002 a. ate: £ — . and asus ta | “= REAL 50 = . c. Gee = 35: 49 new co ~aae limited om 5 P>. mg. spec Open 731 Pp this | ward AL 1 NO CC to suit: fine onvets 2A—Pu a.80 nape om E 5 eae eae CEN ughter. —e———— Cc ———_ LTY € Ow . aoe ai aw ’ od WW > we pa for: motor te a No = perks as pert ag) alin sree Ae INE ST oo yp comigy Se SE a ASTON. 35031 wach ‘SHERIDAN. 33 ENTRAL _ Bide. te*t arin = ee TH me like : ce of a bra = max fe: A. d “ ' , onnn but ian os. ‘ ve __ oa ® $148A__ ts n roe rt: ; ha! eT. » e 503 : «?* s AN tee - (ett R ru e's - T4700 R PRENDER — — Ba a tow: tas ueed ot Ereni | $75 aw tian good for — Mae Se ae as a 7iamont “modern hath good »b ae inte ee ' ~? a. ee i A 44 om es ime rt ae . 35 Sea G . brad } os she sant s ee ran: ; 3. P : ; a . EIN weseccilintins O gun u na —- @ DON = nce . ce. a. - oa +. amehi 3 lv tiie a * os |. WE ~ roar EF . = | ~ ‘ta Ores aa rs we ¢ a . = if20 = om: Serene : ant "original "euara : Tn ma Li {e3) | ¥ tie o war 0... 1006 s. sat- 246 Le oe 13-2 wary. ~~ elike. e furnished apne amacead SOUTH ome and S —— a. ot” a oo >a at a, nena | - : aaa ca gn ogg usage _ oar | gaamintees, styie & SONS + Olive et DE! av + urn « | Sv EY ce Stata sf ¢ vote an ~ ‘ se. io PP — ; : oie it = — : . td Me $500. = , Lindel oh pay nearly dertu!l ten. ame - sTEINWS 8 B “oo ae eben c: ~ : » a Bi. 31> pete Om reem- LAND —_— La ; e ... na} ohn 4176. — RIT 7 P LOING M b 4446 ® rite + — ‘ar 2 * : AK! aings. out es # gd a ~— ee % gy for & AY ¥ EYER’S. + ben DELM eons _ ST) Et egg e° Singite ,OF | one BO AR puonai staat ao “~Y : pretence yee ~— renuli- SASH i e tod quires Tent et ime i + 22 a and © o : 1@th Ly . S . _ Bett _ hae new * “ -. — az , 3 rl - A Et yt . 4} ~ ar @2n > + an euiet med legant reon med ere at S354 S cry a. 5 3 oh : “a } — ia —— == RS Forest ey Ti hg A wh EDAN ey 1 ee P 1LLIPs Pr. . be 70 rei $160 cs a “rooms. f Boa = oe southern ~ jern. city to eat. = = 2 HENRIETTA irene. _ nace $# = Sag en ciel. eat, ROOFIN a })s ee rat 7477 A. PR oot, ne ns 7-O, 1919; U! jane ER PTANO privac | ot Prvemn — uous hot = rentie OT—N) - ~ex- set . Sidney . 37 nacheters? | 3 om Gat a. 3546 a ‘e29 Inq tm $t soto et ING ‘Pi aan 452 REXDERG yg om ~~ S ——k tires Baan IN _makes. PiANoS—e= ©. ecarty to } sis DELMA * ~ —geahane ae ms BEACH ___ WEST 3718 — — elgg oo Larre. oo Inquire |= oe coir St te aati ; G ‘ix nolon . TOUR! te Umar aT — Forest —~ if a seed repeinted. P a ee prermal ae = Be om ms furnished 405° go sired. — Sais Mc REE. —_ its “pret om gant oa Sih) ; = _ tea Si -* — sie 81 s : Er) pil &S 7 _ Cwitts ; =. ; 4 * 2 en ly RE ) . a 7D- ; na ‘ - rand ic . sieenina : _—— - & tin he . ne wtif:! a wit jA—~T? us Ureie cre enven r — —_— tl : 4 oe a= Bs od es | WePMORTE a Ease See new | INVENT peut? Te and. rolls. a: exelent Stans = a asx § | how —eeme, dgees 2} 2 block rete pOORs = meee room craze. aah _FARM oe sm GIv R A RE — R be Jti’. | — gee he mar an “t ALE ORY F sae FHMAN “> easy peo met * condition: —— Br. ee ag het . pen ’ west af — J sial. eee ge pone ad ~. ; , and ay Some: Daht 6: dgmmmpne | Mt teuring « __Central 7 ‘i cP: TANOD C ms, st n price semety 2 with . 1lA—L wate eT - hon amilton irect car Ko Hs naicome “°K - $23: — 32 ac SALE ™ fT FEFVERY THA ne Doar tna, rma, 3! ; RUPMORIL trade excellenr 749 ‘| our si CR cay ©.. 11207 tore open oo furnished oe a i- ti CATES T= a pg ae ~~ $28. Grand > arge rooms aad a a SEs | BR ge Lo Sl i ap siccae ae : cond —-Tourtng Call Cabamy Sm | Levent ie a 2 26 | | > ai and Lacent. - oh. Re: ane ieee eo) ——— BL.. 5157. : a’ _hand- | LMAR af. —— ‘Poot: —_ — J ® acres fs are a fr it. weil stent ito: TA’ . Lov E.LJ Sater ators pen eve ~ ~ ence Sia ie en. i We sag ag oy i: ee. Minit 7 tL. gents ound: beard , ram | rs — ber amet BP: : =. repu D-45. & URDAS— 7 bo Bumoa inter : 231i ¢ 1 = Seyeare 2-243. aces: et oe turn: Li?) = _MAR I emen a 507, tings re | ANDE A Bam og sOCRI Bt. price Sena . eee he LAB - A EH—1015 ae1e s and 5. | oe — mE t 12 , Car et D Vi oe — o~ Ses r 2 4774. afte tro nicely wepine ished or ith be ni. 4202 30 nt rood ' ~. a — & SAO 90 ee -. rare wainwright! me ate s — +2 tourtng ae trade. Re ae -_ aes, anor ~— - 1917 Centra! EMON sisters K tis se > 38 ‘ST , SRG after 5p. tt-emen — G for 2 202—i — beard | oc KE _ _ spere: on org BS. noe So “ =° ge : ch. euet at Sou mt ona . everien Tal ¢ a ST in ef nade. e «a! 5S an — HT _ ™= a4. Ph ac OOD F . pret a ha 1 38 BCE =5 - rs otne he re e - sieet pee " % fo ee WE otaeter. | LEXINGT: SS 3 ated (e3) f Cc RATING Seales a a Bane § the , #.. a EX Ki ome s oe \—- Two se aieometh ‘monies coe ~- ) Aubert hb! igh- ENR ce oe A-? rooms oo 4 » OMTLs 447 ceken : yer eA N. tin eunanecesent 20 4 "at . ¥ — F -- ow oo oe — 7 _ es a en ek ioe = MAX W Renton ° As ‘ARS i ve atlivered — oa oe grad RIGHT. 5 er Vr S| _conveni het- ‘— Se Sate 5 SR — — a. . aa a Ot en porta. Ys. + iret oute eh ity = re — Tittle Four: ; ait Eil.—-t | hee he +} me . Barthel: » ee . Bae x Ler . = 5. a 2 Oem oe sant aod 4 RotTDt os - there ° _ —e 1819 Ce 2am, ) PE It buy mR — _.. — — ory r=. - nd 2 ™mar : + ge! . nar h -? i ch . w nN +S AN Coat ‘e ch of | meng a } -— 3 = wht : a» ~ : 4 “intere ENRIG! ing front co + haart eR Pt 45.3 Bid a. = mar Chestsut ~ . 270 read. ¢ ly, oe rare. 1 ke Fo it ue cart Pe rene 19 Le i CLAL ea || Lest = ch oniy two dass ibe 7 sHT. 50 et and mfortadl : wrEst™ Fo eatin ar S30. 7008 i 356 eas. siectric. ight ed sal . FARM ' é etn ee @ mit _gnarend & go tt PLACE emen ane 94—?2 : alcove: 1 fare 444 eTMINSTER = fer ea SH sw) ic, somes p mama | rene: ia tacem et South f == Btn i bet 2 . 7 f . ™ men = © j = . — rr s _ fear c% Rete mei org t wh De “ * me ¢ , tt aan m *&£ = Beer 55 ors nh ome: | IMP || sere shane, tn Se “per cost off for Sianey a eat sagtnercrpenen f;| ose wisely ~~ gueet evsiinnie [CT PLACE | price. "ome 2 en =e ro ay “ eveniz »® Coe thie ce : ; tnt . S13 >| aren ——- mite! D win 5 are @ - = a | iy 9th and | .} Me or x. A. ta «| For i ood sisted. Foe 1 os Dan CeeRIe | a Si20a onene ue 190 180 Acre a Pare ae 5 a low Pvaee ~ eth . at get . : oe . = xCN pi righ om ine -dars ——— water = Ell _> ——_ — - had aa an — ety . Loe a hg $1 — RIG st nen ae ~ TAIN —— rh i ree vate ff ‘agtt : or : os “wi a. i ve * a! to ne aaa cee * ae - ee ss re es S a wer "S150. VALE , , — - » wail - o-_ = : — ’ t» :) ta 5 _ * t> co } a} S450 ~ Hae . AT >» S300 front PAR reet 42 ar = ee omet oo x car } Souard : “at. ac ad: wiitciag Th -~ em or! we of — e*ir > fh = “7 ttre ae eT i se “ ? i £ ‘ ctt Se line. ort- Pie sits om ree- moe oh " = = fail? . aera o tom ne of wt ba -. | = tie * “rs aed - 4 Seren the bars dest amed . Purni 'T PAR ~~ a8 4.558-—T se ——— cha ws Pr Se ~ Gat. x Lotte. oated nent i, am oy: Garten eo. +a —— e te ree. parer ; urns x Pour; - - i ted foar AR oR gas. FA se and 4 ¢ > ~- 7% wpe > we ow a she =; ms > " oi. LING TH wi e Mn T= a . * ~ uname “fs ur layers wacy of seed heat 5 a ~ 3TC | * mate, . 1607 121 ea ‘s x a ee new'y ie Ai I™ av. A ; eg = rxeern i AR Vs Price ee @ S > . « entenoces. eft ; pr mm aT & P formas . s - , ' oe oa. — Sz 22 5 ones, | oe j | petvase ome. 4975 Gen = ee = 8 + ean ons orace ; = = tlemen. —Nice aot. = = > horn separ a $4 orth Wain o BE ad ; CREDIT . Rarer * ._ Nm ? war aM — e. t ti re “a r wr ai.T : comnect! L.. rge mor ay ni MATE e deds: | ten age ight 8 To oe private re =| Sea — Sear at a pe tes a oe “Mt. rts ° ing a. NE — re et. = :-Dasc ate : 4 — at . = 8 te : tw share x Wed Linder! a sala HLANTI $714 ar Toor patch onl Soot an a ai a re. eee ol aoa -—452 Ft a me _ D. 67 Crnt = — Ret ant = sare of en "4 MeMiIn 0 : HOD! lial 47-43 a ra) 74 water. aoe a %« he “oo —" —% bie bedi eI as i ire rooms © peers we: . hee ener ner ° ‘s ‘2 | Srest $15, seen Cis 2 . ali Bae T tame SR —— boone Four oe a Vive reome ¢ re IMBER LU ess corner te men's | GAAFT ih _ aoa? bath To — BE , NOS ~_- ee ™ oe sw y Se atin ei Sw ie . the > ro Can A Set NS Sone Seth 5S ees *. ms = tine *~ ue i Pe ch Soe Re a 5 AP nf cae a agi ded cee - - we (= Bes ae

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_ — - _ - oe neyo ome , fos atest RENE A OER RETEST EPSP UWE Cop Me MEPIS Tee a : TBST ee sy ae, ae rom ee pers ae AE ee IIE ¥ “ “ : - -_ , — : ; ; a , ; aii : — —_—-" ——s . . Fit 9 ER ME ESO m mye CF * ae ,. b : : - - : ~ . ? . BS . ms Bos cn in * povevoee nt is __@0" IF YOUR RENT IS UNCOMFORT ABLY HIGH sublet a furnished room and ease the burden. Advertise in these columns. “8 2 oe ES a Ee Ee tenes TATE FOR “EXCHANGE IMPROVED Pr PROPERTY ‘YY FOR SALE) BUNGALOWS s MK COTTAGES | FLATS, APARTMENTS. FOR SALE FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE) _ RESIDENCES FOR SALE a oe F 130 | | Se a , H ar rer: 120.eet.03 Pie.) Henry Hiemenz Realty Co. | sray' dele AO vOwnae wants to ‘nell uch A ag oeed green bea eee | SOUTH FOR LEASE eaisng 2 HORS, horkes. wemon. PF Bee eT ST. eee a eS z RATCLIFF REALTY & INV. Co.. es See . _— ae © 2 cows, hogs, horses. Wagon, OFFERS Pp OOTT AG F.—I mm mediat posacssion rooms — sere } ‘ Ae fo) . ~ . eee rot PO ATE HOOTTAGE Immediate pomegsion:, 5 rooms.) 1606 Snestaut_wt.(e8t)) SUPERIOR DOUBLE FLAT | Choice Modern Home |! ttractive business rroperty Sines | FOR RENT : ze. 18 Part - Disnatec? ti; "b3x) Ten rooms, near! y new, up-to-date he ome Nap ahs Se "4 ‘HE A p ‘ / y’ TT A(} Kk . , pot BIL. EK FLA od OB. AKG AEN V050 and 503° > Pp age bi.: a heautiful and pe = ‘ # _ _ pena hear Grand av.; ail the latest im whe AUT ‘our am . ith; it, extremely well-built double flat, trimmed! 2737 8 King’s highway, oppesite west : #3 = . on ' provements ’ ; , in- with | ‘eethowe et ‘So fon 01 ’ Srey ' : ry} ie Tan “a Lo Yt . iy . ’ 4044—Cottare: 4 rooms b>. 7 An N PROPERTY FOR SALE ote ge hot-water heat, hardwood | 54: Jo Arsena! st., 5 rooms anc bath; elec- * a gen 8) . * See 18) ' - rht ar . ~ ‘hage or poten —. ore ~ | ou atiadiy ys a ow yg a rhe 816-818 N Tth st N ° EK. C or. 6th and Pine ; an ] garage. r ; PPO Se S ae ne ee oe . ) nes a4 airway and dinin rouin ; l trie iehte ai} iinprovements made: price e mt, eAB 4 iS. -y . : a. to i). et : iain Space iuUrTnaces c>? wok tv; 7’ sa Gs 5 Fe ; t hf ~% [eT 5) +. es ; ) ’ > . - S . ai 9 CENTOa: $45. - To Beautiful new ; * forme: | : e iS. E. C or. 7th and I ust Seah | “este institution or suburban trnet. at i ee, , a ys “ ate root, ) i porch across SAC R [i C E ~ A. D R vom ete ry , , c :] ; ue K saie at $6000 for both and arrange ake YOY | ine St. R500 s¢j ft. on FOU RTH FLOOR Lin. ; hot-water heated; > rooms, two- “~~ bl. p-to-date tyle Five rooms, tncluding sleeping po re b | _ ; - - , ” 1) } pe fioors: “and tap. fur. ; me in, price $5000 and sun parior, ‘tock sleepir " with smal! ayment: ‘ Se ne Bi ox newsy Cecorateg 7 N LEONHARDT R. EB. ©O.,| rick gurage; all heated ty ae Fe he hoa 8 ady first part of cember, s uw ¢ 2R6 Wyomirs ZLICK ofs | ape bidg. 1016 Chestnut : Furnished Cal | efl av; ideal location e . . — rch 3 siee ping JULIUS HALLE ‘ N. _#t YOUR ae ld ' fe 6°30 all Cabany aap. 21¢ Wainwright Bidg. Olive 3242. iter heat, rr d bath, large uiv- | Al ia st., cozy, nearly new ee re “CENTRAL (EA! ‘ SER RINSKY REAL =. CO 4 floors and posement: eic OF COMPTON BLDG. Heat, é - es - aii v «>. - ent > rooen byte ; ~ = to 4 ” in avrhia ; Yau know " oe — : tra) > “> “heetnut (jliive ew ‘ % a ee oe | , iy * modern 9 | ———— — and sprinklers; 30x 110. passenger and freight elevator tet an . pr > oO ~ over area $0x114.- room for 20 machines ‘te to e@ell : wil ll fy ; , are EC! D FLOOR \ ; ives he baal U i. ed ; & SS tt ; ONE Af RE OF GROOT ND > . " " 2 ° ~ MACDIBCS nthe , wes . ’ ‘iss anal 7 ’ rt ™ — , ; “ties i N42 ; . ” } - 7) a‘ ‘ a — weil furnished; Lindel 4 ere ion, on the North and South bottom price; possession as soon as BOG. ir nd con ance +t Ste} into nik pS By moe a8 ga 4 7 ee oe 7 ee 4 i ldir rs, 127.000 s } re fact JLo Locust st i DULGIng , square 1®ct, | = . . Vir 6519 PERSHING ’ ss betw = : blocks wil " os the Me nchester new home in A nes is, ; 8S rooma, -- two blocks to the Kirkwood- ~ * near. lenea 75x 124: $300 = aq. ft. Heat, - and sleeping porch central u i | _ ae me s: L33: one store: all in rood Ccon-! > | Mcp? : — ' ; electric elevators; will sCAS« car line; 7-room frame bungalow iving reom: latest tmprov: son 4 \ ciel pr gee .- , . Fe 2 HOU: th. mar rooms, bath, ; : : ‘ -—--—® ere ; ; , i: atest improve alicia al ~ . ° as . (3 r> ; ‘ : ly ove hae masen er and frei ht elevator hot-weter heat, electri et a0pointments and finish throughout: jot K MI- B U NG AL Ow - dition ; rent $2112 per annum ; separate 7 ' gethe ; yp : ‘ 8 @xtures, bath. has large living andj 50x today: owner buil ; - 4.5220 ; =k, | terms , mm T°rTT * i a xy . ’ . cerTay maivion . ‘ trie ele’ ators: will 1 ‘ao Bhe: . on Mi Phe rson ava 4 . 9 * ran be bought on ira iarge ba throorr = j h finest ‘ ¢ « / ay te wre Puy it iAY Ley 4 4 + y RI | LEDGE. or (7 Kf ) }. : RASH- FOUle le = mmol D\ . bik Fr os ° | TY CO : i " Tt is * eha ; . \« ‘ i “ “ibany 51507. clive: “e! bd handie, Owner | tie pri i vner i > Vv ws ea ro ] 7 arately or together. $3 ; a oc floor ahd wails ict bien loors 7 tag dice aay a oe Bubst +. ° ' ’ wae ‘ ABIGISITG ane fe show you. ‘See me-first ge ; Pioors, hot- | To inspect call Cabany 814R today or see FORD, 715 Cc hestnut st. ith te iC iG | 13. room furnished flatv ee HURLEMAN., cite g° Grand v water he ~ tiled front pore h; DY or WATT ry RE Tr F O°] Chestnut st PN ° ne : so ~ sie . ‘3 ,.w' E—Sb300 Hock Bartme ta . aaa . ‘ - srr " r . ; ‘ —— _— = aga Saitan sae wes satisfactory TO 735 RUSSEL L AV - NE W ? T \ CATOW : SOUTH 3 6645 University Driv e, high-| , hot-water heat: Al in 1 oe CORNET & ZEIBIG, A gents 1; a aeee— ay “pe 2 MAPLEWOOD | ; murine od 7. mowed, ate | Beventh 10 PL INUIT AL at gare | Ciass 4-family apartment in Ames SSIDEN ~4942-45 — Thy 4 at 719 ¢ HESTNUT ST. ~ and kitchen ; : a ST ee year; sell at low price ! state $524 Ls re | t | V © tte AN es : furnace and ¢ ctric. light ae wie Place, excl : : 7 oe 4 : ree ap d usive residence _ais- pet tient larehall 900] mee , : | hall 7 ‘ ; LARGE GARAGE FOR SALE i k meat a : | - — ~fa } ros at. 4353 F * DP % ‘ B ays - — a « Pe o™ . i@ Fy, iwi i j : - Tri if qT ; " f aie a d . ‘ ; » Suburban ungalow . imsigas Vainut st with 4-room flat! Cherokee cars; in fine order; owner leaving FECT CONDIT) service furnished. ae iy aw ‘ antiques ot . we ge @ at : BeewcaLoOw— Maplewood) ; new 4-room; _ 1923-25 S. BR OAD vv PAY 1 A a = 1) ; ae baton Ano a mn bath, porceiain sink. furnace. Lot 565x140. with oijd jmprovements, nis oi gis ™ § pak $48) ‘9 aititiy, * ULES , trict. one hloek south ot P e - tae ks .vt Ee y Ze 6-Foom house [enliers ail city conveniences; ready to | $4500 a % at Pm: ie or be a alia =e etapa aA LS), irnace, oW-! Ot, must sel) 3 17 i ood OOTS, jloub] garage; only move ‘gto; owner will sacrifice, 3300 4069 FLAD AV sepine porch: nicely rete¢ ank ready ' 2, JLG Wainwright Bict AV.., opposite Washing ‘ | 2 ree ee Phone Benton 574W. You must Idea! 7-room moder! *; Ot) 08. 2 fTieeeR 16, seve in , 1 ir ences ee Wale Sy Oty me MY n brick; gar B19 Chestn it nee é a Nagi, ) : | age: , x1 Bt ; - 1? ;. 2 +E LING ) alt; ae ; . - “ 120 A— Furnished flat; : hardwood floors and finish: the kidd of a |” "Ove Jn. Open for ine ow Ane pigeon, chicken hous-s, 7309 Es- Versity. Each spe tment bee ) | RESIDENCE—4739 Cuppies pl.. home of § H MES erence ir Lome g lv are . fuil of for i N-STO 4 , ee an plan Rentan SETS Btann? * is . . : frame: al} wiy p te ar deco it ED "HOUSES. APLEWOOD BU NG. AL OWS corner ‘lot: “up-t é impr veme is Sa i Reh oe “a i ——-—- aT ’ a . : on ie 4 ; , oil roorins and Sun pi i] ‘lor, hardwood ra “4 thy “ee put : ant: rame garage, iot aat 47 MODE RIN BRICK O FOR RENT Ladiete ri.; modern 7 rooms, ahrd- 3875 Juniata st.; lower 5 rooms. recep- : : ae . Ng [= gg aeotle whder co: eaeroetiee: 4, 5 St. uls av., 4 and 5 rooms, mod-| pungalows in ¢} ty} } roon “LAT : av.. 4 and & ear 808 3 ‘hestnut St | OAS Hi l., newly decorated inside and | mm Within two blocks of Cass and Union cars. Convenient to wtd.— , rooms; some ready to move ern rice stele Noors throughout: vapor heating system; lot bath and electric, furnace, garage; easy a tut ( for inepection; possession Mond ) ; 2" an =Modern, or flat; W . ~~ . wear? day for inspection; go a 28 Watatt. 4 and 65 rooms, modern; ci. spetieee eaaihns bela gar teen Saal rms: bargain, ee . pene é KEA ¢ es z ¥ ~y AN KE, 1008 Cheat L “et ay. | schools and churches and on made street. In good neighbor- Gey” ems. Oy -_ ity Limits car to end of line, | Price Vn jrove and Southampton: $1500 down and McCRADY ¢ BERMEYE . ~The tohi : + ; ; ' . Wtd.—Couple: no children; @ Hi on oS > fine to 7200 west: sa1es- 5 St. Louis. 3 and 4 rooms, modern;! monthly paymer a iene Aiea ete Oneh _ Forest 3196, Delmar 566L pnienniti : HM | \ ashington, Near Tay lor ae hood, within walking distance of the new Industrial District, mse. furnished or wn . rr $4; ” Bs ia oe T AT ¢ ¢ ; versity City. Call Betahes; wed mer on ground every day. including Sun- 45 AL - @ and 5B reems. moéd- t Pp. ™ : TILDER. ‘LAT— a mily. a : rooms: L pi rm ‘ "LAT eos ere 4a | 5 rooms: ar- oat 3 igton, 11 roome, furnace: lot 1 but away from smoke and nose, 3 CO., 7161 Manchester av. ; pric _- #154 §. Grand av (e83) | east Grand. near Sher ah: rent $224 — en 83) | 243 feet deep: price $800 % Chestnut | ‘TERMS , , | has ; ss) or at rooms, furnace beat: Se Marsha!) 111. (cR2) 7 riii lante, os and 5 rooms, modc- pom cra ‘ ao yea . oe : rn nth ry ga ’ . ee] ; ied i eh. ‘Lal é “rou! , roe orthwest rented Oe ie “ +s mt | Chestnu rER MS: Pay ments as low as 10% of pure e price, bal- ge or bet w y ; , iy. ALTHE! 3] Wainwrigh dg. ee . +o 7O0; bargain. : W ; ee ) = Buary. Cail ‘Forest 6652)" +n and | UNIVERSITY CITY 3312 ; vs ine aia 4 and 4 rooms, mod- INN] | ~— ge oS ae ne ere 22) HEFFERNAN 14 Wa a right os! Pershing av.; ee oes | ance 10 or 12 7 CSE. ‘ aha "o8¢ mogern, thoroughly wei ; ps | . EE oe wee fica Meee” oe. Dandy G and 6 room flat’ bate electric |FLAT—4ixx Shaw, 3 and 4 room flat: bar- | @res#ine Closets; m ig rome, open;|||| PAYMENTS CEASE in ease of death or total disability waHINnG—Frame. in Iniversity City: 4 “ee Yi i | aX i : lights furnaces, metal ather strips; ga- ag — . Unive y P , . nage and store: good for any busi- Go dafellow 5 and 5 rooms, mod- 7 b\w VV ; 4%» block fron : i; Di argain. Boy “ : BRL : . “hestnut w IR ? ‘ullerton Bidg. (cB) i Ol pena REPRESENTATIVE on grounds. : 2, :. E 7) Bhs payments. Frank J. Falzone & price $6000. cD FLATS & AP'T’S WTD. te 40 Central av.. Clayton, Mo. __(c&) 1120 Clara, 5 and 5 roms, modern; price ihe AND 6 FR OM ‘LAT. $6 CASH . yFaliox Park: reasonable ri ~ 4534 é a8T PEND HOME ara no ER ri ITN) i CTT Dil CO h RESIDENCE BARGAIN $6800. ' ' : a nice fl: ve Union and Easton sea ception h ~ Just’ °decorat. ! ar 7 painte }; nh iC aN Cll NUS \ , gen RU pee 9 cee ae { > Chestni nm hd a) Plts , " ; ne . hyo . et “hoice i0Ca } al i AL O {fice ee particulars 9 ant . ot : AR rooms. $40. 3950 Luck rice $12,500. NICE DOUBLE FLAT rare pris SHSO! i mance to get i- , Sey a > BSSS oT ba »”» iw ‘hae e’ . : : ° B. noe vere end garage, $2 . $1125: > vent Webster: all improve 339-41 — double 4 and 4 rooms: ae Sa & : eu arr aM aDOATION the ike’ thie for | aoa : hestnut stgce) rR GROVES TRUST CO.. Agt. (cR)| "4 2 Ox are 1 Bria, od 3 4 3 : r 4047-49 Sh av.: sun parlors. Murphy ow. FE! RNAX. = eee eee P E RS .H | N G ‘A V : a . : atur 'r igé , « anit ‘ >t .» 7. is} ’ -pert i : ’ } Ss. Apt AUAM\ TE, ent ’ Tr tile the soy ie re -? ‘ se in #3 — = T i , ' —BUSi! N ESS PU RPOSES “3 SY-WILSON R. Fr. &- I. CO.. for a2 a! $1 200: pr ic e $: 2400. Z : Forest | rk ror e § ix { Tit os J “~ ares ww : s ; fu ~ - Athan a we . wel L.A | - «=X NG + t nd é co? —e ow “ ‘ G | > Fer | Paci | j ebster and Kirkwood property. Get. our 4320-: Ton ty louble 3 and 3 rooms: | RUNGALOW—Modern, 5 rooms, tile bath hines; rents $2558 year. Owner, 4041A- 1. automatic hot-water he: rarage: alle 4 reat Dusk aod’ Wasim nae CE-—New desk and chair sum icR) | Tental $192 ~0 ; PP ESIL aatnece furnace, etc; end of Hodiamon ine,, Shaw a‘ icS3) “a gt UT ot 2h: ‘ e ame mo Pssnato saat, Se a. we r hen . | Ww AT KE RM AN AV.: ocrapher' s Service if desired, -— for our suburban sale list and map aS FF nw yrs Pt) Be a at a =} lox B-2 Post-Dispatch. ; , er a8 : oan . . ; * , ‘ : ae s ‘ " : . fin . ' feet tIront oO rice | 76 Q & - . . : R. Ae an se iis De AD. 6804 Pershing, strictly modern, 7 rooms;| — ee © ompton Heights—4 and 5 Rooms, $4750 7 om or prs ana Cal : UbiISs)0N, nd admission card, see e . EES ay ) -room mm penner. 389-91 Arcade ime RSTER GROVES TRUST CO. (cB8)[ price $19 D00 : Pe T. “aes id ye: 4-rodin brick; bar- es VAC AN TY, READY TO MOVE IN Grand 2403R_ ae | bry] INBRANDT & Ni BLS REAL ry So. | odern residence; Wil ae meng >( OR: ’ 615 1estnut st. “82) } St a. fo \T lot: V e ry att sinabien e and substantially t on- Pervice. etc., in desirable “? : per caps first house east of Tuxedo Eads. 7 rooms; modern: price $72 eaute e go ete 611 P ~y Cs bany | naces, electric fi tures, et ; only $1000 cash | not been raised: a real argain. - pastel sw ~ ‘ «| ] (x ti > Feasonalie. tox G-26. F.-D- = : 6 rooms, sleeping porch. bath, hot- 18 ‘ Kennett pi., 11 rooms; modern; ta} - Missouri ie aioe and ro netruc ? required. 1 _, Olive 586" ' LeFRF 5 . -EALTY CO ; I Uf IU) \\ asili igeton struc te dd. I rice $15 7) 000, a CENTRAL _ é 2 ee Prieg18.20 Eade, two 6-room residences; | C°-— + - __+____________AcB) 4113046. Central 1144. 711 Ghestnut st.) SINGLE FLAT BARGAIN | Av. Residence | ROSENBAUM-HAUSCHULTE R. E. CO. ete dinette adie ana HOUSE—4517 Evar —~ fF ome > — Si erince ~ GN00 es ne Uls @Vv., ¢ rooms, DAH, 108 Washington bh! 12 rowme. 2 baths | | z mS? COT at A nace, ectTi ben OAT mn ve whe |) hotow ner Coal . Imm ediat ” pesneenien ; jot 2407 N. Broadw ay ——$ or 4-room flat a. a “ “4 price; couple. = GA ch. Sa ae oo ee price $6500 oar pens DSCNS SHE BES, | tight 17th floor, Arcade ‘: STEPHEN SATM. 6°5 Chestnut st. 4628 Ashland av., 5 rooms; modern; orice nears - $5: “()- panes if "Arno : | 1788" Arcade big! 2 y $6500. " aii: tenn en cone earn ae F , esc aR) 4984-86 Wise av., 4-family. 3 rooms, tile 1 BRENNAN. 320 Wainwright Bl | ROnI GS Will rent part of my office io- oe oe ey ee ms — | baths, electri ew ; KOO rms. N. |. OSSESSION AT ONCE , eee: ZVI & CO. 705 Chestnut st. qe oe ee Grand and Olive to = phvsician; BO JOY AV. ec Beene it 1 Ketate Co “NE WW 2B [7 NG A LOW M. GLICK, successor to GL ¢ JONE! eenk.a0 daae ae; tet acti eS eats ea =. ie r x“ Av. = pee.4 _— sn es a =a © reserve are the hours between VYaiter wsones Ca “St JU. ad lestnut st ae Nes ntra > two-story frame flat for families, 3 rooms © AB: NN 5073 D. in. For information call Cab- | WEBSTER HOME Anthony Schmitt, Sales Manager ONLY #2500 CASH NEEDED FLAT—3520 CONNECTICUT each. gas and water and electric in. one file A x00 ) story. pressed-prick BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE. LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY 618 Chertnut st yp ets we csscetp : Colonades, mora ‘tas Floors, Tile Bath. all street improvements made; rents $576 house, 1] rooms: exceptionally well t nriy . § toilets. tiled baths. hot water heater, mor ' a , | : ' i ee ee Ce ee. ee oe MON pect automobiles. Aute Au : ” the most desirable homes in W'+h- ; a 5RO4-8-14 Pershing ‘iw 7-room bunga- Ama of the " rove ; at year; ‘ f hui sale only RENT OR LE ASK. S bathe. hot-waier heat: dvu- Emons: eS Soe _ ent = = : S._ = ee nent savawoend fioors thro zn- fine cor titi # ‘ ye 4 A om te gee a fam- GEO J. WANST “aT 7 (1G st ern combination fixtures hardwood s100F s 1m, e . 4% coe wit with frost ibrive: lot 100x270. HE M ME F M A NN out. built-in bathtub. pedestal washstand, | ilies: easy tern aon ereern — — — ont i screens throughout; itary porches | Business rope ond and third f] ors” y) sleeping porch, overlooks Forest Park: our JOS. F. DICKMANN R. E.CO., 3114 § SINGLE FLAT. $3250 classed in: light. airy, sanitary Basement; | ie EDWARD ‘L. BAKEWELL, DAC rice includes ‘screens,’ shades and fixture 59. Victor 3b 6813-134 Cote Brilliante av.: 3 and 3 | Dat Sate siuesssemaay, pote aime Mean For Sale slectric elevator: 6000 Bh Wire 5555. 118 N. Seventh st. SPACKLER WALTER JONES. Builder, 618 Chestnut. 5 and. 6 ROOM SINGL r—"SH i Bigg LI & tag ar Rg 2 ee j aren: water |aters. Main 4705 OR i MONET —tpanad on ao , ; A. ; on 2d . ra” ee a, di: ist rs . a ‘ in , roe ; i? ‘ h L f Pi ROO iOcaetion OV ’ ~ WOOD TOG Chestnrt at room ° 1090 & REECOND ST. curtties 10 Ph py we -, Commercial cial By. feet of floor space. Bu. WELLSTON =—C(§|“|]’C«xXCY |] REA LL EST a1. COL eS water hegting plants: etc.: garage for two| JOHN 8. BLAKE & BRO., 815 Ches , ‘ 7 Re > natddsrciet| Sustawe ‘nstahbohact; fet Sine fiake | MONEY TO LOAN—In sume to eutt; charges , N r . ‘ ma 5 a6 hy ©910 Allen av., 9 rooms, tile bath, hard- ; ars. Ger card of admission. — . bf (CASH BI ry, Pp [ A T Cw. OOTT Lesiaence cee ee ee KOLI At ht os 9 North Third st. Peace 5 2206 rooms, baths, tur- neg, op ng oregon er SP . : “4 “ALBERT G. BLANKE R, E, CO.. $: ASH BUYS FL. | pe | _KOLLAS R. E. CO., 1188 Chestnut. (e3) We wood fieors. hot- , moder? tr Centra j ' ; 3 x etc. ; near Wellston; $500 cash. $11. 00 O00. BU NG A Lf W— Ne Ww 6- —— True n iInaus- VE Es.37 Sod ; i 1144 : ‘a ' . 31° "s ay. 2 an ! 4 \ mies P| Ace ys ; . Sj . NID Ss] ' mM NEY loaned first deeds of truest oniy foot et Dispatch. pr DS39 Arlington av., 6-room frame bun- _ trial ae eee 4916 DEVONSHIRE AV ric; good ct on: income $600 per an- 7 : . In th mimercial district; two stores| small charge for papers. Geo. L. derver, TOS. 4 m 6-room brick, aiso brick galow, with bath and furnace; lot 60x172; _88'n_ 4958 Thrush 3 - (5Y) , si pat meg { m; sacrifi A > ‘LICK ye New 7-room residence hot-wa with two loft hove stories and | 3747 8s | Broadway. tet °° now Seieenaed AS prosperous grocery: NEWSTE. .~D. 4040 N ot tage, 5 rooms. SECOND FLOOR VACANT ! i. TONFRS Vs u emia ' rdwood floors: gg hr iY ne“ or a men } “0 Strt tis dimensions MONE YY” TO LOAN $109,000 on i proved ___ LOANS ON REAL £ ESTATE — Se ee DON 8 pee rice $4000. CORD FIA ag ae ig r to GLICK & JONES, 8 estnut - Ch t ¢ ot ef a Puy. Owner in California. Ph 83) P h7 ] Cates av.: 9 rooms, two baths f if- ae ti Lrst - lAss eondcditi ES TO ES GE ar eo te - pien —. De mud Bas - rT - oe an soot 23> 45604. (Centr } r ia yd Be B Ly} tT ; , g ms . if pa, ' t as ; aes ‘ re j — + -. nual rena, Rt Louls real @eetate oS oo t estnu te GBB) | nave heats garage: lot OOx185; price $8500. Go Tack —abas, Peurwee A Toome, bath, | fixtures, screens, laundry, tile’ bathroom OER. AMILY 1320), ODP sete eit BOxide; Wi 'be| S1a20 Sale’ prion, B10.600 Jon 2 eee nk aff en 8 ~ Oe0centrs 7, Clayton, 7 -room _ brik et frame cottage imn ediate ‘possession: Yh ee es - —_ aaa ‘ compiered 4 , ,' By BR ee a , —_ i AY , i} ’ ) } ai ‘ 4 J rs, } in. A oa } a . it ‘ ‘ ; . ’ Peil ‘ 4 ‘ , ii r . ‘ ‘ ‘ 4060 FOREST "A . ) WEST E 9 PROPERTY FOR SALE bungalow bath, hardwoo floo barra! \rnolad. Ma all BOO7 oe! o= _ . TalITyY CO A566 -! tea RF lante ’ an omtms T wo-stor' brick ry: a! a MO INFY To LOAN—ity or county; a er —— P " HOE - . - . . - ‘ md sie~d \ 4 ev had ; ips A ti tat llr tt iat tanta tanr na ~S) wa f siate roof, lot 140x160; price $16 + “cy 7 ry and bath $2700 Lt - +} Loo ‘ NOT cond fioo eT . 7 _ . - -- mnie Trae in firet-clas ait : rates; quick action. L.. 8038—Moa eee mental bo W t 4328 cae tor v., & coomne, eae tur- , be lor rent: block |-— = , water heating pi bath an} ' ; f1x- : ‘ Keane & Frank 1008 Ch ade, ' ern eam-hes hi A y eee ar - jot 245x133; price goov Cant , a ee ee 4h ‘ P rente are low & , A Liner i IN ' rected of ar fram . ) , 3 Owner upstairs; apartment : As ing on Vv. e045 C C 7 land Pe roome. bath and a... @ d rs nis Tis 4D 24 de a erirose ei j i mie ‘ aii , : bilma VAY, rear: as phi ty! »¢ Eres oid walks, brick e, é estnut - edeiitieedtieslpitintperecisbeceisigtiinetmrtetesnednaes aoe ; eant oe. . $200 P ol hall: brick and tile porch, garage; ; PAG! 1M Mr ATE POSShssit Ls O66 Russell a fF and o rooms, ile ‘ONKRA CHOP? 22 Chestnrt ee ain bon ~~ ; a eased at $2400 year; - jot 554x132: price $11,000. ute avs. For: imar 1100 inepe wi] wake term in av., near L, ystead . - r rent. Call Central 4356. 2960 Delmar bl., 8 rooms and bath, fur- = a re agtas ~ | GONRA CHOP 22 Chearnut 1 ».-story frame flat of 4 rooms eac!} 7 _ nes Sues ; , cent for the OM——Sell lease: West End. and prices on this newly e: jot 34x146: price $5000. ee rand sewer; both streets and ali new | P ; apastniipatiinady 7d SS ee, eee ee | eed security: +4 bieck in West End. Box = | 41 Delmar pl. th ree-story 13-room brick ° > Buclix ‘oon ner: ri y mod ak its, $31 per mont} rst floor y Jt enrap by - B10.° am” oT Torth lark rte legant .,@ *QuIcK sale 27 OO oms and breakfast room, incivding . i fh POF oe ; ' w _—— a Delor st.. ee rooms and tile) ¢:iRALD! a: ROS. KR. E 3 Chestnut family apartment: contains 5 nice rooms tO. J. WA! tLATH. 717% Chestm in parlors, 2 baths. front and rear terrace; | __ A. on Bs . | Bonet? om te loana for 2 GES AND STABLES , price $5800. .§ ——-——-— - > a eB smaee re wee . . “O-ft t: hot-water heat and a!! other mod- $09¢ Caran: wultabie, tor Jtme Home Bargains B Roam ae? Git tai SUN 4660 ALSACE Sie rice: any terri ogee nae SINGLE FLAT! ra cops épieneesgragy serine: price reduced | rane ae; pee, a Saag aphid |. Pee Sn0.5 Feneeee ve rooms, bath, electric, furnac: C- . , | . 2 17, hil eatest | SAM KOPLAR y 7D IVILDER. | sTORE—Corner, and 6 rooms and 1| GB a 1 M Lt (ce bath at "e- Fi - +: ~ oy aie tReet apes werraie” 42850 4 . . : av o > 4 fe » $4900 ~@Ffy terme LPARTME Snay 41. arent an rg Ne na advertised revt ~ one : Or (' : bestia NN hd . ali: } 2 ake 2 ~ M { tw ] , € : a: ’ . y tee ; pe :4 Vatermar bany 0.(cHvo abo VACATI espace 701 OinEe \ && . - ps nities » . . \ iv Fr BUC. w c > it’ ryTs ’ ; ' ‘ - 7 “ s mn | f * .ry * } d ¥ ‘ hye ¢ no ejeetric r} macnn p = ~ ~. T. Ble i ert hy and Park porte . title. fire and tornadse insurance. er. Box L-14 8, ty io a Coen pana On : . bath, etc. ; = lot, 50 feet: bar- 2841-43 Lafavette av.. two attached rest. “ ; © et , aia Dy = ‘ 4 sd “ae - rise J i, \ i) a! ij . OS i ° Ls : one . " > ‘ D | rs \ r) P ARK i] \T ; : 1 yivervyv' je. rmeé wie! yi oof ay Bp Tae : eri Me -_ TW i Li TH T ' wo : oe Rt? ST REAL TY CO.. 416 Chest a—To buy or rent store, w ; . $3800: = cash. balance — fences of 8 rooms and ia. = h: hot-water TT) vn ae CEL pd A , } : ; . \ (Y REI! ' stnut. 4 ii) si AIRS sd s |e ! reoh, brit Kk ge rage PLOY, OPENIN Ts. .. ; v -Howr has blocks rom neral otors Orks heat; lot 538x130; price 0,000 _ or - pmsl _AT—4 an room! moder hotewat 10 Lexington —% ws 6-roam brick i pt 813.00 ) : wr ith apartments teas; ne, Co. Game rane . = Lucky st.. a modern and up-to-date 1014.18- 20 Loufevi! e av., each a bunga "he! ee an Be gece: Re oe TO ee late roof; rent $125: near Nev -ifiat. 2 r mutt airgrous ar cee eremt ana Sty gy Ae ~ stores facing eventh #t.: © rt tes Guaranteed First De d ‘ T SIREN! Sin RE ~ families; 3 rooms and bath iow of 6 rooms and sleeping porch, tile bath aS, eRe 5 nage team - alt adi x thedr: TOM) Lindel) 379. 1 tile ath fur at wt y moder neéeriu: mogern feat pe ven | one perl et 150 ton Par mt » Dee pinctiney Squall wemienes rite mart o eellings | med th ; : 4 Begs = a Ez gt ny - nn 10 W ent 10° : RS l-fFG AL: i Le - wad wend a > AR’ MENT—4 ROOMS fornaces wit — . . ion 4 : g ha ncd-pa int de rr) erween dining ) ner os A XD ie... Nort) : rape rom ~ Bi 2 Pca BUY ELL SELECT- $136 Pennsylvania By... @ roome and bath: nian . ‘ ot nn cl Melghts— sargain—Te erms Ce eneny ae 2500 cas oon Ming Beamed a ee r, 2 0 te a | and 2, sue ” , STOCK——60 shares Remedia 1 if f ‘ oor dee vo AT] I rand. le LAG cent preferred at 1] ‘FARMS. FOR ‘SALE I ED ST. LOUIS REAL ES- (| 8iSareiMay N-SPACKLER hk. E. CO. (; GOOD F ¥ ATS re Ted: $4000 cash 4 paramos, vossession If needed. Get ecard of admission. large Kitchen with tiled ceilings, walle and Hox H-213. Post. PP Nl a a Ol ATE th fuses ‘ ; cee my te Wa nwr yy i lee Pet 7 . wen . i> uImp yhrey., ‘ r q ‘- ines eondition pri ' if mt ene NNO oie i ie mide. . * shows an income $7 ve RLE PURCHASE—S5000 profit tn 14xx Arlington. 3-family. ach ‘x 8-200. Post-Dispatch i a - loort 3000 Turman Of) sf { Ey ine; al Can trade eauity tor DESIRABLE t beg tot : : Pherae Ari jtean " , rites pt? - , ~~ ; ; o — — yur atte wut » $209 ver Crude. 1000 Je 5 ARMS Com or ee tare ee t or will make a low cash sicht next year; owner must sell; 1914-16 Fah nright. 6 and &. hot te Flat Bargain—4624 Westminster—Open SNe: a ee seks tied | | ) : chiy perv fterth. ¢ C —. ge ; s U : . . ™ ’ . eas Sly B.P28, Fromt-Dispaich £79 Cahanne. & and t water his beautiful an --f - | sane Baggs: RD aacesiated: 2 gag ee iiiendede «t- Tiana » +, 5000 eae tas ta | a » bad | eee) ‘ — yee ae lewta) =f is . an ’ raw eon r by ere . ID is 8. : , , : ath ’ Ace = ~— = paves wan a high-class proverty. bh O———— a; = B6xx Cates ne are rm a i bane. sonke ie meen . ALVIN ICKEN! Pp YATT, 2102 rand n. 2546.) MONE’ .. sutomebiies. cunf-| Soa. mi ~ A ifellow, 5 and 6, hot water rs ate bedroom acy 6 Time ! . a Las in enue oe ‘wank Bt 7 {ve a7 lity: ot: |” BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES nok Sicbaamten’ & cad & het orate Sangh Bago roe | . ®. #108 E. _Grené_ oo. (8 ey your vomession, 1421 |] oriive air c oa dh cerita pearance ie ADL a se _. : 2aCk REALTY CO.. 100 WN. 8th st 3) ACANT USI SA Lb rpaditeatiar bes ged “ty i *: modern in ai} its appoint- » ~_ > = 4 “ oi Pe : pe Aig ¢ : a - ‘ a > . > —_ — - > - . . - “ am pope ‘ ‘ . — : f reer? ; : : e) ; mri ‘ : ‘ ; . vi . ; t " S¢A ee ate . . ritres _ tie uring att LIBER T y BONDS _u otanding property. Rent-| BUNGALOW—1232 Sutter; beautiful, . erehing., 9 and ©, garage. S SINGLE, FLAT. $3500 + an Yet Aly ‘. T. PAUSCH, inwrt ‘G8 aa : mortgage paper bought , "$30.0 irooms, modern, frame furnace ‘at, Hx minster, o and 6, hot water. . 723 S. Boyle av.. 3-3 large rooms, good Gav 2 a. ae? come, | Pt i 40k I Saif - if vou must either sell your Léberty gcreened porch rmarble sink. — al “ y7 | 6 d hen ing porch . wne ire f\oar len’ ine city: pos- 3 aD as ' : . ; wy. ee) ] s yf) ~ if ¢? . brick. . bert row sa a... ve Fl ~_4— Pytac Par 840 BRelt av. en cabinet. big Jioset room nd fine nig : : wy sahitnarte ma! G arage io nce mu Beli, OTA! aan pe) é ale — Par. oorn ; rot! arra i | : iiee a «& "7 t) ip oweet rates €ra; ; “nh YoU xy fats an ~ 9 8 Me. . PRPame| bath; lot - ine shade and goed oe. gen ) Seeeees i Sew ee | wen mee tae Some: - Oe ee oe, wine ae PATS. ws¥ inet Dr your own erm > publictty Z i serv. 880k ® be —_ ‘ j ideal location omy traction garage . make an {fap the owner SAVS ae at ’ ry - r ' Triiiies i poaone I. PB : 2Ke 1” hestnu mt . ; Z . +. . aly ‘ ¢ ' Pa a fart : : . 5 ; yn ad § i: monthiy > by rig Of Ohi ‘e a7 4 te] } or we bw» (eRO) ‘appointment or ii ) “nr ae o7 ¥£ room residence = people, furniture owners: par A, £0) before-the-war rents will Atvin ‘T Tiickene 4nn T Tren hag pporr tt vr beet. w - na ‘ : : A ar' , ; . 7 i arto j A NOLES ~~ A v " +? ° x | .% at v ‘ a s. , 4 : ; N t av ’ ef income. Make an ap- MODE FUN ~ RY "NGALOW A rmsS_REA! 7 G - we PE ( ‘| AL k LA l gare Fe anne oid en small cash payments | «o ; f ois TT o au 7 Hidential. iGeai Credit D STRIAL LOA aemeens ay —- a> , , ee ‘ ' ‘ fs, 4” ter dg (omy Wwe offer pubjert any 1 ey “ to : = t " } t? bh rdwood « . > : 4 . ’ PF, . 42° Gano: 6 rooms, tile \a i, real « : % | k 1: \ 4 e ost } ne T) t) your 4 : ‘oo enc see rs , “ A ’ ; ’ ‘ - ce wr wh buying jn good. G02R-80 Sub- | floors: amu convenience: garage; unusually iT u ly c ats { or ; sa “ heat. large brick ge vonvenient loc ow al. THEIME BRO ne At TY a ey ren BAR - aried veovie: joweat ratee: |» p49 4 | phe t, ht Copper +. ne oa . ! i, men toaay igy > ‘ fi n ot +} rv r) Cot 7tt nea hestrnut —— " 5 hae ; a ‘4 ‘ PPT eG a 8% £} sai i. or. Binale 4 and 5 roo car nenees @ and in Al condition, ope > se 1511-13 Mercue av., 4 families of 3 rooms tien + f a 1° n he vt —_— ‘om ATO — BABE PR ORL cay ena RO Ee at. atten RRen ihe ¢ 7 » Myre m fiat: +4 . with ever) qe a # — ach i bia 1 r} lon | J Granville pi § rooms 4 ading 1 - ' :ARN iR VE & SPECHT mae r ¢ —ateem comvean every possible civic advantage: +. gal pen today and beth each; hail ® each room SOUTH lence: 4 woos M _ | oe . rents low. Priced $6500. possible convenience, Darkain, open : 0 1 : rr . ' on to be appr ted ys RigD PROP = REBERT ' WENZLICK, 1010 Cneetnut st. | Tent S52 per month \_prive ‘$8500 “Dol BLE FLAT B ARG AIN ~ | sencee: Earl SCHAEFFER REALTY © SnEiecssint: ose: ana basa adie yim . - " 2 ’ -¢ : * e " . , ” - a price. RHGS-SH5A Shaw SOUTH 4145 - 4 N Whitt) er at 4 Cly ts of 4 roome , lmar neal ing s > ig wa’ *s*n' ; | #- BR E ) des Genera! on. he re ~~ each . twa th. furna *° brick ett porches wiring Lo i yw at “a Ox140. acri a oom resi Gen > = wate ont Eng $12 ; land } C-story 6-r : , a 1 = hiarvey aes ex " rent Bio? > per menth price Se) i. ihPis FpIieNnGgic prope ; wrx ; reir fale Lo ue alis ase Matas oiSae P Pg 7 . . hb gf : . : : 7 4 +e feretivuee an¢ oianes at hon Tnepire tion y } and Kefining. location conven- rv NGAT ow S.J vist yee “Ee nev era] 5- “Toot a 8 en re ee S3000 peer 4 4 7 > 4 AT : nA . r ; : oo ), a? ree ee oF? A te =Re4 Mi oa A , Ir vaders of Ow ahora ~~ PO a ee a a bungalows. modern ra) deny poapest; §S32-34 Theodosia av., 4 families of 4 and GB & J M4. O'REILLY. 723 _ Chestnut ENCE—Six room aw tat S703 O'Meara. or : $100 per month: price $0750 GC MODE f L, L ow AVo- point . om Bs efor aine cat w vacan vi ne ‘beet often anes 7 “4 7 LOANS-—On furniture ané Pianos. legs: rate 10 Long Green Of and Gee..... || : £ an rooms each. rents rscH. W ain wr ght tein nl siaiii steeeliinaiinaaiitheinaias . “ar . ae -_— wen -19 Chestnut et ara * wth State lew ree - Refinin — mo BENGALOW—I have a bargain in 6-reom, 4064-66 Alsace 4 families of 3 rooms | 1450-0: , and perches: een girGere HENSTEIN REALTY CO, oS. Waker - , a one Mela aah At. — Mosrepeiitan: Stores 4 +n on a practical business hot-water heat. hardwood floors. screen®, and bath seach mt $64 per month; price es eutterin: - : ' a4 4°28 Michimat aaeeneontia sur 4 & 7 Ror TT) Residence — eee -—+ wt 5 Metropeiitan Stores commen. . Lafayette av, For cart S6250. near n | Motors 7] ri ; ew Uv ‘ 3% Miseourt Irom oa Biegl.«.. «cs j 4 ’ , ‘ at . r as : ‘ ry 4119 Shenendoah. or W ‘ —— — Sat rin rpms : £1°% Cheatnn? tESII — pe a > a cur Nor nm | Ph : 10 Nations! 4! . ~ yw herwing the Wairwrieht Fide aroline st.. 4 families of 3 rooms ‘**'*\ work. —— por an ne fone 7 7 : rs -" oe ne - o~ : Nor th lat id L. L. Subdivi Is10n ‘ . a _— ’ ‘men « ’ . ir) Need Petroleum ... oon 7 ™ 4 . - ° @emeneen balance long PA TR ‘H in wr es ¢ Neaeusaey coe “aoe => del! Foc 3 OTe hard wood TT 2 gape ets _ _ 7 ' ne ; - ; ") : ; . 7 ia oe ’ Ty ~ Tr Aris r.i ‘ 500 Normandy OF a * weg You BUNGALOM ee 2 $6000 3H. Labetie av ‘ption 7 , rhe a Serre . LA " CA , I , ' ; — - 500 Gheh OF . . . oh screetrs price ' : ' oa ’ . . ' ° floors. steam heat, concrete poren, ; ‘ rate urnACceES Mectric fixtures th. Ait ' ; Wolo MiG . " to Owner’ x business {s fatvres, beautiful paca tion . Cher ee ae "¢ 1985-87-30 Purd av G famities of three sieapina pore! teva} etic sn ee t Keo om *, iE) 23} — Oran - » ee . : _ hy a he 5 _ ~ y } ane ene and Kefining | " . ; oP ‘ Z : ‘ . e : : : . ‘ - : I : > - é : ° 7 re. «| can use money now. Goethe av.. walk 4, Blocks wert rootne and bath each ha iis “bt cK fromt price and t? herr roy : : 10 sh, t ’ ’ 6.000 Profeptial OF and King's bighway. Terme, $2000 cash, dai- perch; rent $150 per month; price $172,500 ae ovemne Durves fee $50 monthiv ' 7 Oe 7 ‘NCE—Brick, 06. o) Dio. a + 2) Ga 1 4 ois. ; ae s+ ce +? . theca fapeereanti cee ' ’ : ; St LA ks o. . ' " . ‘ wT. PAUSCH. Wainwright Bice = haga ae : Skee ' ouls ave , ern and UP . (910-14 North! rick, © | , w a water heat Pan Bnd iccinlincoiet.. - i ood a °500-°-4-6 Glaszrow v.. &® fariti*es of J Forest ~ 200, Delma i Ps : ; ; . ore? shad: * : ; . 4 - : om ¢ iw own fetes with GOTT AGE—S Poems, , 2 extra basement rooms each: corner jet, bath, streets made, ~ mp eae i ras ~~ —— oe ge yond n — rom ae me 4 4 finare threw : at the i knowledae ef em- He my SS Moen bot “Sattefontaine car | rent $84 per month, price $7500 5-6-R oom F lat— — 4apdanne . wad . aoc? Ort can ge rong on Lo wate tile bathroog o>, or enr A Herve ae Brokerame Ge 100 Traettic True nea ; ——— ?, ' , ~ me Great.’ “ea 4 . ' oa ’ change (f bf Les Hi i ony now vacant: will sei cheap: look et 3816 18-20 Cook av, 6 families of 4 rooms, ee Ss Aiton: tor ae feet: waild | @ OF et AN. , Grand av ap coe ' hot-water | $10 * $06 @' OE: y aD) ihe tan — ; ‘ne . —s PRITEAD. S&S iH Liar) rot eba? ' ; i~ PULTE ; «ME MAN aan; , RORKS | ne ost ante. Michigan. Lac. 1688, | $12,500 : , oon BOME Main 4409 of -f eo furniture own heat | get Drittine and Dew. Riv, 57s. AG re —IMMEDIATE POos- 3625-27-29-31 Sullivan av 3 hours of Lat Terme A “ard on! .’ ; ' L. DE. xaWw : ' ‘ pi ; 2 tat ; re “A a'tere Corp. of, aeeeaeee Lv v THIS eel * EASTON i voeme each. and ” flats af " reoms «ach ve iN ba hi! “A KE * ‘BRO ‘ R16 > i“hest inut ef) 700% A! t2 a vac ‘ ——_ ht 4 5 & KL “’ Se, A! . : — ; aa “ ye! . orp ony, wih ie “a ; 4 Ps . ?. on - — 7 7. st : J v; H : . ‘ryt a aa rh ” “ae veny et er etorke rAe te = — rent $102 per month; price $9000 Rents §*& ¢940—Price “$12. 7 500 Rox 160: i i at . aot PP ake — biandard “Cr ‘red 7 “Na : e RO Ll Ry Excbeone 4 « ; thi + | ‘ » ‘ \. Trt - : 2605-7 Rauechenbach av. end 2607-4 N 4738-40 Newberry terrace, 4-family flats, | terms. CONRA = ———! | REAL ESTATE-——-FOR COLORED ) OS oe (¢ 54) vate ayeet oe. | 284 at... arranged into flats for & tamilies. 5 roome and beth down, 6 roeme and bath m4 RU SSE F Ly ie ip ‘s Sait elie oe LOANS DANS—LOABE + > ae: we We rent $110 per month: price $8000. across uy furnaces. electri and absolutels im | P ™ eat thy mod- | HOM _ 4 esiored Decne —= ang wee Mon anes % ome Be a wae) os oo = “~— ~ owe reem | from St. Louie Park ‘ perfect condition; owner desires immediate | Bicht rooms. hot-water ' at ay hy binds st st! orieee: | eney saves ” ' . there rates bad . eget ag up for an appointment sale for good reason. Card necessary to im-j| erp. $8500 N & LEONHARDT R. EF. CO ene —— MOCRE. realts a A out AMERICAN i “i a ae eo” St ~~~ = ; | ROSENBAUM -HAUSC But TE _ a OU., orn. 45m @ OO. 1698 & se ELSPERMA ols Snternational Lite Bids 04 N th st cade bidg. entrance 2 oo. | 4 N. Cways. ) , <* estnu % "is if Olive 5671. SCHAEFFER REALTY moctern canveni«

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SUE Se a Le Bee Le eee ak Ra Pee gee el ey es is - “+ ~— 2k tian. ane ” — 5 ape ats Mae = wes er - ~ ” ale ¢ ~via ° ’ . ee 3 See Re i 2 he ne ee ee ee ial . s+ ee Saat > Uohaeee Whe : pat. - *» © inquest into the killing of Ben Mil- the stomach, stimulates the liver and disin- - q | “ai. . | RES E RO S Tonis Coun. fects the intestinal tract. Ye x 5 , TOES > ini MMe Ss As em Partola is as mild and effective for the ee ae ST Ps Sige ky é a ip ai EARLY BIYERs are the wiee © Sa newly-born babe as for the chromic dys- WATCH OR 3 : e : yeste! r by Charie ostin. 2egTo a . ican taeteealin lies} sheppers—Yeu get better ._ | . f | cys es ie "es | peptic. Try these marvelous Uitte : S at -_ _ ~e 3 —at t, on every loaf o iter, and Charles Pedro, 16- Eitdies that help keep you well. Za A DIAMOND tr tolection- sad if there are any Sireaten eae Year-c¢ le nep! : f q ae Toy riet : wet At any druggist, im joc boxzes— f 7 os : double size soc. f = THIS Is THE PLAN eer Pay 1@c thixs week—%e nett week = a . | . ® ~~ ¢ 2 = - Ne - ' + wt Ae — - — Sor Ves : ~a nT } . . 7 . + ’ . . ‘ ts 7 . - —- 3 ‘2 "ty . 7 i ss ZA is* on . st* oa - © 5 3 jie : : i med o i 7 ~ 7 - , ¢ e vary * > » 3 e - . : ani = ; : - ‘ . ' . - > 4 ers 4g - * : c seven or eight, . SS ee 4i2 N 7th St. = | : , ) = an e 7 PN - > > > > pat’ Ss . . 7 . 4 . | * a 7 A - Ne ae . oe. 6 ~- i , ’ s ~\ . ’ . + Ive : . - “4 ~“ 2 ~~ = ‘ — NE - ‘ “en .3 y 7 — Se; > > Aas > as -_~* ~ oe i. & >. -* v by - ° * - — 4 —— - +> a 7 - ~ - *s ¢ ? avs ‘ - _ _ + _ -~ * - - a ~ ~* -+— ¢ - +tem - ‘ . “ —- e £ 77 ~*) - ’ . — sy > . »-* — —- s+ es. ow os -_ _ ~ a 4 ‘ - 3 & — ~r2 7 >. 2 y a a 4 2 * ~ a ~ — - ~~ ‘ 7 _\'i- ° - = . -* : > ~ - @ . » .. oa * +s ~ * > & « > ~ * ae a = . - * n . _- * - ~ * > - ~ ~ e-- — - = ‘ o- : . ; : ; P . ae ‘ i, er _ as i ~ies | he : = . i > e —_ - ~* ~ ~~ “4 ; = ‘ “ . . a a as - haw -_—_ 7 “i This is possible, and can and IS being done every the smaller party hit one of the Ital- [je gual 1.242) | 4 , day by people who appreciate the value of ‘ans with his fist. Costin ram cut (@RMIRS smal 00/7258) Dwyer — Unless you see the name “Bayer” on tablets, youas money. Country Club Bread is, without a doubt, trouble, and Pedroli went tothe din- {RS EA? coe {not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians fe the greatest bread value in the city. Every loaf at tae sane aan tan eee = | 21 years, and proved safe by millions—Say “Bayery | is freshly baked — indeed, a loaf unmatchable! Bt Countr y Club Java oF CULF COAST the shooting were being done delib- New ensacola Wax-wrapped loaf. The ae ees ae sit “vecvricues: I Dixie Flyer and shots were fred. and the Italians on . = } 15 ee ae, ee Se ee Daily St. Louis to Jacksonville : genuine “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin,” which contains properdiss ; Cc for elsewhere. O'Neil is believed to have received B eee ] tions for Headache, Earache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Colds, hep his —— a — fracas. z New Orleans | imiuted matism, Neuritis, Lumbago, and pain generally. Strictly Amesicant 3 as ae te Daily to Gulf Coast Handy tim boxes of 12 tablets cost but a few cents—Laerger package Pedroli testifi Sapirie ip (be trade mark ef Barer Manufacture of Monoacrticacidester of Sallcyieagd® SPSS SES 8 eee ee 8 Oe et eee oes ** . SERINE tS ile ee, , ES . Ji ve ala —_ OS ao ere. | POA on rm : 9 1 Se ag PTE Me + ee oe ae is ae Prep Lure se)! 7 3 p i “ ; rm ie 7 ¥ . Bi? ie “ a ao es a“ - . “y. 2 Re —s : oor * wrk — v th -_ “ nae ‘ 1 hy + oP a + Aree aw ret ne te Sea My = Ne 9) are HK Ae ~ ee vs ——. 2 z 3 0S ete Mat A : Slaleed c : : cmbte enkine Bertha ? APR rte, a ny ad : aed 8 A wh Bad aa *- Peeters " sar een ewees SELLE SENG RTSESS OOS bye hee eee neee ss hee . : arr + ; . * Oct of Room During Shooting. _ ae ; ~ ahs Abe i ¢ ite AW, * —_ * « * ge: ~—_ ma * — + _— 7. ns —— _ : nme, wi ss Bssif ti AsdsALlse t a a TL ~ . ‘ ras — 1 1 / cciemitin al Wii Mie: “ainenk Un Reduced rate Winter Tourist tickets on sale daily. Now is the time to save! Is there tomobile of Willam Rumo, when if = yared | ae ad better opportunity th afi of =o ote sto - ra ae vas ey : ; : Full information at City Ticket Office 3 KOD K FT N | SH | NG | friends of Milner he bor also said = 318 North Broadway A : . ) oe volver tytee eeteblie Ge & rriez. D. P. A. your most important food: inn after the shooting. This revolver | 1206 Rearmen's Gank Building : Bring us your negatives if you want better results Phenes: Bell. Olive 3300—Ain., (Central 3006 ANNOUNCEMENT A. S. ALOE COMPANY, 513 Olive Street : 64 . : : - ‘ 4 = —. : = a —_——_ - Az 5 a0 ? s - 4 * 4 --+24e— i * * e s = LA ms oe = = ia .. . = = “ - - - ” - ~- - - * . — 7 . - . > aes - ae 7 > > . — - ~ _- -- > = e = + ~ ~ . — —-.* — S - 2 > . i & as > ee = na s sis . » é 2 ie in e ° oe}. " > oe” =" 2 ‘ 7 gs “3 « as ra nod . _ - : =" > . - ‘ . — . . - ™ nal — ™ ~ ~~ _—- . -_ ~> Pm ‘ 4 iA. i Ss \ ~~ aa > \ — is ~ - . . —_— a - 5 ; _— , a. — ~e-« : + _-- eee Ad + eo — * seer & a A%4 ‘ Ei . . + _— _— : ~~ — rs ~ - > e? ~_ 7 2 - “ . - ~ +> a “> ‘ — —-a= & ee ~ — = bas ou, ~~ i > ee bie & = J : . . ~ . 7 ~ ~~ - 3.4 ~~ ‘ ; ‘ . bd - P« i 644544 « - i a ~o+ . 7 s — “ — ~ >. > 7 = : : : an, 1% . > = . > ~- ame ; ren a | : = 2 Aa aad s™ & ~ —— . ° se - . ‘. fo : i eT “ * a ~— be . . wt - ’ a w &» eee SO » SP" 4 : a ‘ " > - ~ ~ . _> . ~ -_ os a . - ‘ _ . —- — ao * ~~ . oe - a & aii Ws 2 . . . ~~ a ie — — _ -_ > : = > ; a ry oP Besta it ee ee —————— took office last night Russo was And You Can Come Here and Secure It pays to put = “ee “~ 40%Discount on Quality Furniture - 2 ‘ eS A er PRR te ROU yet. ary mow ee i ; 2 a ; +5 2 . ceeathlente de mike ee ee SOUTHERN CRUISE FOR RESERVES underwear money , : =a = ‘Wich Adantic Fleet W hile Our Great . a z= ~~ — - é¢ 99 ? “ —T - ice i — , 2 ts . Z . i. ~ ~ ; ——— - » } = mseneewt 4 3 - « : ed . ~— ate ae Bo . a * , a nn Oe —— se? - ~ = ' a a 8 : - + : — ~~“ ‘ -_— —S = >* = 4 ~ : . & . : — ? = — ~~ - ’ 3? . : : > > . , vw « a ~ ‘ ‘as ; - ‘ > ; mt > ? 5 a * ’ ef a ’ $ ad > . a . e = . , . . » . ‘ i. - » + - s longer wear - — * . ~ : 4 ~ _ ° - => ™ ™ - . . ” it ee . ao = cae. . - -_» ‘ a ° ws (44444 : is w : > — 7 a 7 “+4 ~~ — - — : — ‘ : * 2 . 3 - - ; : - ‘ ‘on &. * = id 1 oe s \ - ae . . ‘ ~ ae ‘ aud * : . . >~ . 2« > os o* + ~ — , = ~ ; . “ -~* oe - _ -* - > -- + > ~~ = Nw > — ~ ; . 2 = ~ *™~ + x«“aof ~ en . : ey K . ~ : " => 44544 ~ Trade ee Thi, beautiful Cane Living-Reom Suite comes tn beau- ; , ate ~ ~ > 4 ~ - . . 4 _— ._ + _—- . 4 - ; +74 = ————, y = 4 so" at ae - -@ 44 wii’ — % - ue . = . — it - at - -~ = ry ’ — *. - ; ava J sea oO See! Rue : , 7 , -_—°— . * ’ 3 | 7 ’ ar a » - sho A - a a + De reane Pebtetons tifel vweleur ceverings. Salfte consists of leung dareupert. wing O@reside chair and armchair. It ts a real $900 value amd is priced tm our Auniversar,y Sale at DINING TABLES ) os l S35 Selld Oak Extension Dining Unb | Sone ae jutr for training on such date as will —y = es . ER WV 7 EAR ; a enabie him to proceed and report at This tuxurteus, reomy J-piece overstuffed Living-Room 5 Selld Ock Extente +: afer | — —s eynttincs . ad wep Table. Aanivermery Sale $94 99) Read Hanes Guarentee: “We guarentee H ; rs ston. MM an. 3. This Safte has full spring edge and all Marshall lecec-cushica “— : Underwear abselute!y—every thread mam ee cris il be abou* spring construction... We have but 4 ef these Suites; oss large quarter-cawed eak Ex- | we ecm saueas seat money : ERY ; ae eae soe tn calaeea e e priced tm our Azunfversary Sale at “os tension Dining Tabie. Axn- $35 25 aa an oF give you 4 sew garment # acy seam breaks. Ret aR NE a am pec care sare at aiversary Saie orice , At 40° 0 “ ANES” winter underwear — ) “ES ie eae the emi $1 20 DAVENETTE SUITE ¢ LIBRARY TABLES = O12 Bugs Anniversecy $19 , StS Gelden “ek Library Tadic. Bere ts = bencatiful Darenette Saulte thes ts Guished ‘= «= rich Romi > Gute $1) 59 = > a - . - nae ai men Wins on merit! Its sales ‘ st ADVERTISEMENT mahocany. and consists of Devrenectte, which epemts icte = full-cise - -. —- bed end imcriudes wattress. large erm recker and armchair to price * match. It is cerersd im «2 goed quality reral lieether and griced = ss* Library Tadie. Aant- $15 exceed any elastic knit underwear. Pars a o SERPS RAH EE FORRES £891 4S CART TREE NET OIL 5 ist } i : we perfected, nausealess calomel tab- waist : | ets are the surest, aa Put the boys into Hanes Union Suits f sqeebielamcre ——— SS ce One Calotab @ bed time with s swal- wear, warmth and comfort for boys ever f nomce sete nn 2? malts, no 207% DISCOURT nausea, and no upsetting of the dices _ sold at the price. in sizes 20 to 34, covering | “anyon ages from 2 to 16 vears. tion and appetite. Next morning your _ Two to four year old sizes have drop seat. y i) §«=_- cold has vanished, your liver is active, . on all , 4 » i ” r% your system is purified and refreshed | - 4 . . and rou are feeling fine with a beartr Columbia Grafonelas \ /- ? ; , i. appetite for bre Eat what you $96 \ : ‘ a | : sease—no danyer. 120 Model “— = : . = = Por your protection, Caletabs are sold | ceen Model $1 12 inne, a aaepe aan ic, ae ah sire rare on/y Im original sealed packages, price | ses / FURNITURE PIU SICAL INSTRUTIEN! “4 thirty-five cents. All druggists recom. | ——— . — — — i: Sees mend and guarantee Calotabs and are: : secherant sof the price if Jos 1109 OLIVE ST 2 them. i” are act delighted wits ¥ i ee rR Patt ‘ia. hE NY biqto- ae cA OMS TG Tame aii

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= oS gaps? + ra) ob 7 es iit a | a 4 ob EE SLA Le NE ROTI IRE YL PY A Rk Eonar aa aeaiaeecet ae . aie a ee amt aed $ - “ ° - “ An regent cent osm i Pi a * oa ape, She x Mae. 5 Za es € ; Fas 4 ; Ae ngs ° es ie sig ‘ . oe 3 2 ‘ 4 ts rs * hristmas : J Editorial Page i News Photographs WY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1920. WZ et Fiction, Popular Co ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ AZ " } i Cc oy \ IN Pi WM ddddddddddédédédéiddsijee COLL ULL ce Lee tcc elededdedtelelelelec 7 4 seereees evvcvecnens, pov . . Z Z VI17) 7: 444 SHEL COOOAAMMCCANBABABOAGABAFAEAFAOGPEFOPELFIPAIIFIASDFAISAFESPLAASLEAGAEBAAEAFPPELAPAPPEPTAEFEEFEFLEFEFEEFEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEE ET ELEEE EE EEEEOEOREEER ERE “~ ™ at Goud een OF eA OA LEE Ceoe tebe eeasbbeoere rt terete ann ever ra “Y S CAE FAPLOLEOS POLPPEOPEPREEEREEEE SOOO EOEOERDOLOEEOEHE OFOPEEEPPEPOOOOEE*EEEE FEEPPROPPELEEEEOEPFEELEEEREEE S0rbenee POLE EF ee el enrre ee > 6 ve / * : 3 , Sy _ oe" s 4 . BOE EEO . De ay Cap , . a TR ax AAnlephh hep Andertegph hht I 1G @ ores SCALE EE OR “rf COREE AOA ELE RPEREREREREREMEE EEE EMAREAEEREMEREAMEAAEEEERMMAAREAAELEBER envrarrrer ° ' pone si big 5 fae PROS & : . & . i, aN Se care 5 ng ‘ ie ? oO SO UO ROOMS a aa ; Y ,7 , : ee ? 3 ae se ; : : y % AS Se ey 4 . ree a - ee a a ‘ a aS Y , 5 ie ho . = Oe : & . 3 , an | : gee Oe — Oe a $3 ae tl oes Y 3 : a 2. ss 24 & ae Paso ee ,% ® , Ay ee RP ss Ce a. Be ee Og ere eo hil, ete ' Sages om ie gee, f Y . . B a ee S = : y . 4 “ . “ co a S I ary =. z a oe. :. > see > 2 “a5 sae ste Re ‘ eae € Y en Se ; s w MAA S are the wise Christmas Me eS get better service—Ret. ; © are any bergains early : INGALLS N. 7th St. OA NSSSSRSS SESS SS HED eS As sene nen SSSEVRVESERE RS EDS yO? re » , ae | a 2 are _ MOS SS Settee MH MM BASSS 4245008 “f “a AES 2%. 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Characters in one of the recent tercentenary celebrations of the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers are here posing to represent Bougn- Y When you see him on Y ae ton’s farhous painting, “The First Thanksgiving.” The scene is supposed to be laid in Massachusetts in 1621. ® Yj the table tomorrow it 3] ‘ ) | wCopyright, Keystone View"Ce Y is hoped he will be GY ¥ . } Wy : na tender and toothsome. 2 S HW | N Re Sp * 4, PES PP, ADL TE TE, PROT SREB E ded 8 4 oy : . reas . Me Up POOOOEEPPOLEOOEEOEOUEDLECOLEUELOLEEOLUELEEBEEROEDEEABEEEEREEMMEEEEOEEEEENEEEEEEE*OLES C6 Aa a a «A «AMMA aA se 4 ree ; oon i 3 : 8. — UG Gi: ae cco rreernararsmmanenemati s K ge es ema LG Y 4 f Gis dee eee LG Y, | 2 eta ee Got ye Rye iG Y : ie » ae 4a ae Saree G pee oe SR ar is wee 43 GY Y C@ | rm ih - .. }.. - Go oN WA : va ly Sa oe Se Re oe sts Gs ee eae Bet ‘ di Z ZY : oe ‘. “ oe Be : Pon as i ee GS Re RR He Y Y ; . : Mew of Ba 3 oP @ ig: ; 3 oe . ; ; So ee ae z% Y Z . tag Co. 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Miss Margaret Williams, who is caress- Wk wy Y Miss Loree) Trickey. winner of several Y enger cabin of which con- Y yl bitttyyyyyyy : “4 4 i/ Y : eg le ea nian G tains sleeping berths and a % Yi LS ale te alas “Uti TRE OG ing Alice, has the monthly task of drawing two gallons of blood from the Yyjjjpi; 4 championship events at the recent Frontier Y eegsne te in ens UG; MOE ee . “Wty animal's veins. opyright, Underwoos @ Unaerwooe Y7 Yyfyuyeew"~“ D lebration in Cheyenne whirling her Yy : . VS : 4 | Uy ee :.. 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ot pene Bile oa + te : “ak 9 Y aa ST. LOUIS,POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY, EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1920. ——"— #£WOMEN’s P a - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TIE REMEDY FOR CRIME.) needed preventing employes from making even un po t cha ut the instruction and ap The chief remedy for the wave of crime that is important changes withou Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER , : : _-proval of the head of the department. As an addi- oy 2 ae i | . 85 . | = Dec. 12, 1878. sweeping the city ts simple; namely, swift and cer) ial safeguard !t might be provided that such in-| Pf) %, 2)\- 23.2236, ae | : ee 3 Ree Da ae te eR ce ee ngs aea) ate. ere NAL AEO NOR NR RU ETS te St RNP The) 6 ed pete Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Co. cain punishment for crime. ©: nm ; | ) i i Olive Streets | 3 _ _—s . struction and approval should be conveyed in writing. | Pwelfth and Olive Streets. + is not so much the severity of punishment that or ) ty of . hm When crim | So large a part of Forest Park is now devoted to , but the certainty of punishment ‘ , st 4 3 - Pye Res : : | | | ao thew efit ti sted and punished: other than park purposes that all forms of further }°. => 7 *-. peas | ; 7 i, —- | a ey EEE eS ae ‘ honid be sternly halted od ell - . es Ae ae ta desecration sho be stern. sted. ae Hy Oe 2 ae 4 «% J ms Pd ey oa ef OW tong can rou POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION Ten. Months’ Average, 1926 : a anaes 5 Bunday Average e642 065 fc crime they commit they wWili either cease ee vo Pe ; ja. uy ¥ ‘ i “ i a —- is > — 2 ‘ . 24 P . a i i ws , : : =. -* , ” J - ee Serene | omitting arime, or wil give St Louis 8 wits) hails has been called in to halt a land-| [sp ey ; | 4 7 a Gregory. 5 lite sa 7 + berth. In any event they will be kept off the streets =. a = te Nati ‘ Co sa tee | a6% x5} See, rol tg = S/o" A a A . “Three days, three THE PO" TCH LAT- " , ; ; TOC 4 4 Tmmitt . 4 ir Pee. . A - ' . ; . : e P . poet. r in a safe place. eye g 2 ss so, > ae , a fo ra * | answered. I pat my 2 ? ‘ ’ a . A . pe = om on resumnpti ‘ responsibility 9 a t =. ° att tee oye gree : 6 sd plared disastrous parts in our criminal courts. Be-| ment creates a res ns G ao pon t ’ oe ee , , yu’: : egrned and met her eves epee: & || fe some Judges ther have fail het thers! for these crimes on the part 0: 8 ratser Bumerous § sr 5 . eo you mean” @d to the public welfare. never be | ‘OTe Some vuUcees they Have iaiied, veiore oOLbers: * mm ee oH a Pius ' ial : i, do 3 satisfied with merely printing news, they have been more or less successful. ‘hat ie company of St. Louisans. “ee ! : wev'” she explained. : . iene) ict ent Th fat ‘| ; ’ M . ~ . , . . always _ drastically ee ee conducive to crime than the knowledge rape the | The return of indictment does not fustify the as- oF. : . , : f, : +hat's impossible. Jim eever af So stack WroNE, imi ‘sumption that the persons named therein are neces- §& ¥ ra i: , ¢ raid nart of crisin sumption that the persons n therei $ Saas > ; ‘ . running night and whether by predatory piutocracy or ’ -_ ' , ' vw, were predatory poverty. iriencs litical protectors have ; , s. | 20 ‘ron 4 nimber JOSEPH PULITZER. courts The sense of immunity from punishment is; 5008 S.reaecy Humvees ’ : ed , > . . > . Aat "az } . ot i ' ? 4 . - April 10, 1907. ronderful promote: | _ No logic is required| for Many cays past ' important : 7 of? Js ww ties? , i p i~ ~ > "et . 4 , nh . a -_ . . = 4 Fis, —? int. isessions of the jury does - tn - j : pulls in the| sarily guilty, e fact that these indicted per 3" ; > : ie 2 he | . | } an vain on eee eo Soe bis enqcance from 1 consequences of criminal acts and give It is doing a work for good ye. aS | ! * oe : ., : So ts ane”. Berxling leaves. rannot row be appre- . . z 2 = ! = . | | ~~" . . a : ~ ava te ing aD 2 oF int ecetinay OO, Meggitt “facts,” and then precipitates himself -_ . y tye them renewed opportunity to prey upon the com- said the into print with a long quotation which ao wo be misconstrues and presumes upon. See . eee ee ie * , = | 5 ee r . ; -*ae : . wiDTt.ie ' } ae ¢ fe) 3 * : ¢ . There are no “facts” as to origin Another stimulator of crime is the carrring of| Doubtless anaiysis “ the offenses so far established § | A | 7 Ber aD ae ” : ne course.” said Mra. Grege ef the music, and the hymn was not in- concealed weapons. Citizens are naturally tempted) *ould show that at least between certain of them a @& . S ; | : t's all this the Chiefs troduced into England after “183 “ to carry concealed weapons for protection against; definite relation to certain others existed—that ther Pe | oA * 6 I hy es ee ee ie a 7 emanded. in ¢t rear | s pe ata : AaMnital 4 ‘ . + . “a ‘ . , . gong should be sheived. There have been | = ty : b ape: } 12 — need a né ton d revised electik code, bu ot > a we Fe a . - = -. . ; ; (_regorr many protests in recent years from edu-| nothing—the record of punishn COl qj also need something more than ’ yn r{. P a oe i , et Bot at dimmer | did see a ct “ ’ ima? +* md een A > | > Car : o = . *. : : ome : . * > f i " P | , : : cational sources against . one eo ee ord of Commission. c io we % - : é 3 irrepressible boyish grin, b + ip: r nere ji : . : . - —— on Coenen . . ; 5 — i. - > 2 : : eardearme a —— c - ~ The Board of Police Commissioners should keep DOW. were they only enforced. Let us hope that the ) a Rothing to recommend it but popularithe police. Everr case in which the criminal is} The fact that a former S they had neariy lost it: nrow > the : nd it ' . ~ . __ ‘ ; a : ” + meee -* gee _ usage, stimulated th us saved from trial or pun ment t personal or po-| FOrking } Silusion wi a burglar will not be pa-'! big shadow-filled room. it > s & b r iz 5 the parks (not U. &. . . » « :? ~ 2) when all must bare the ' Pe ee te ge ; § > A - ates was ail So secure, SO pe ‘$t the same homage as ou ar Spangled | licitr. so 1 th sponsibility may be fixed in the} °T - 1253S. ‘ae: om i a? | 7 . _ > board alone was {mmortabie! oe] - 2 * . ~ ’ : . e : a : > c " , . . m ~ 7 Banner. This ts eringing BACOGAS | pedi mind. . > % ‘ ; . ,. _ derous, majestic. defying anthem down te a low ‘eve: a Clean up the machinery of law enforcement FOOTBALL OF THE FUTUBE . | ae ye 3 * . sit. And the serving a oe ji . it that they would set their sive legs and remain stubbe ‘is while we who dined, dren, became dust. nd ret. what kept them ¢t > pekfield, every stick and joy. a place which filled firms throughout the country, are meeting tn New| Next year may be a far nt story. I | - e its gates with indeserite Cheering Disabled Soldiers. York to consider the crisis resulting from the fall; new football era. O personnel or coaching srs-| Th 4 M | R R O R of w. I Bad seen ft Rt was Gs : - -f tch. - . ; . . Pr . — a . . " - _— - + a - - a ) oe ope te ae & tee ae throuch | @ Prices. A national organization has been formed; tem is continuous premiership vested. Such a reign Jt .t8 A MIIN L TE bate 52 =e So rgaagmea ? . ae _ It was referred to, © wis i SeSu Sh0t Oe! — oie i its . A ; ; il : ‘ sieiaa eo “i ~ P ~ ~ a lark fe Tv : ' - | your paper in answer to a ietter signed) 1° have a specific plan is always valuable to Sach | Supremacy o8 at of Haughton at Harvard is not y x " p L B | ( O P | N I O N It was a place of din “Curious.” | am anxious gathering, and in this case no need exists | likely to be witnessed again. For football has been | i stacks belched sootily into t nd indiy smile or a for bewild pi tt : } ft f ad f he + ? : _ ‘ : 7 7 They Rag Bs — Boge oth Bo ‘or bewildered groping. The attendants have already | — armed, and ‘m the transformation there are A CLUB AND THEATER ROMANCE. Great Caesar! It looks as if the single tax AMERICA NEEDED IN LEAGUE. e white-hot mouths of hell i aif co Aang ll pate a peti > at hand the “business as usua]” suggestion, to whose; unlimited possibilities, both as to tactics and tech-| AID th im University Clu! could have won in Missouri this year. Almost srePpHANE LAUZANE in Paris Matin. pw. In infamey it bad wish to say tha: eon: a f ieee? mente. merits the Po t i nigu . The invincibility of today may be shattered 5 everything upon which thee. have formerly N the greatest questions of morality and jw > « great -creat-grand= 4 = ~ 2 “ ~ we Bee . i : : ‘ , : - > . . 4 . ery of an American Legion Post doing tion. Any serious interruption in production would/ by some unknown antagonist tomorrow. : ial and you're pretty) a oe an a wees vor atta ag pen 4 “a tice Europe is divided. She does not ray diy. It bad grown into s T , lami Sut brai ve pé rou by} Fe Bot yet Suby recoveres trem ¢ . the question of whether the war criminals w L . . h . ian § eo t i 7? t? r Cr es Pal nen : of ' -s: hol +h 14 _ T} - ~~ ‘ . -# . 7 que . . - » = such peg a. oe othe a gy at . calamitous, and to continue, not to suspend, buy-| To the layman the line of most alluring possibility Be a discovery that so many progressive things weré Lunished: she does not agree on how the devasta- erging thousands of toms uxiliary o osep - Fournier =*-| ing for mext spring’s trade in the face of an uncer-/ seemingly lies in throwing the ball as sanctioned by ragellin — — — accomplished. What was it that suddenly re- «55 of the war will be repaired: she does net 8 manner which was beyo eee ee ee — er = a . ” : n dministration 417 v omplete records of police efficiency in apprehending | "¢¥ @¢Ministration will give i ee a ee ere ees ~ ss wee : e?... ™ ™ . .* = o 7 : ~ a“ > 4 —s . a influence should be recorded for pitiless pub-| Tro‘ re } oncerting to the professiona! we not substitute “Hail Co ‘ : . — . 'the cleaning up of crime will inevi lr fallo Sates ne ies the head that we football ern truly American song— words and music| ne cieaning up of crime will inevitably follow. Crit ad that Wears a football crown —by Fevies of Philadelphia. or “Home| (ma: activity is in inverse ratio to Pw ews a | 2 on - -~_ ; : kh ~ — — ~ — — . Sweet Home,” by John H. Payne. a song; of police and courts and to the lax enforcement of cnat the Princeton Tiger, though +h ae °? se beautiful | one “ d , o* fireside and peace. Thes b QuUtiuU. |} the law and th penalties of law we are aval Lose ical BSUDDOSITIO mar evoke «a a the inefficiency} 1 m bead of the present football domain. American Songs are@more worthy to be) pra: “Reka par : associated with our “Star-Spangied Ban-| ee horus of raucous dissent. But assuming the crown | e OPEN FACTORY DOOR POLICY has been rightly bestowed, may Princeton look con- | PAT.” | Retailers in all lines, representing more than 1200} fidently towards next the pefcentage of golfers to all other park visitors. ei tae a eceipt Of | Federal equipment and now a fac- lave any rights lef will be harkened ‘o Pci hy women f nade or te — 4 : scross New York State. —— He save ; | ? ‘sea nienesiliaialiaal EXCLUSION OF JAPANESE had better earth or anywhere else. : From the Japan Yomocrt Dear Lad | is awe a the Americans do not like Japanese, weil, ay are at liberty to exclude them. if the step @isabied ex-soldiers out every Saturday , “ = ss ' ' er . . women. W ve id that once ven the . ert hient . and afternoon for an automobile ride; the This policy of persevering, not quitting, first adopt-| practice, a football may be thrown as accurately as So drop that worth ile } rote women p Bo ane beneficent fading wth which civitaties as i, attempted to explain; : | : ose a eke =p oe tallaapen ““" | deal Concerning these questions conference after - end 3 vere ek ee they are served a light luncheon and/ said to have the co-operatio f 62 ur | | re-/| pitcher's wizardry be approrimat n football]? ; ine | tion returns. The men would not vote for any- the then driven back to the hospitals from : pre ie a a = ire Sas gg =. =e ey . preci | thing ‘needed They had become futile Ther day amid the fogs of London, next day i I had seen it sal tb ® ‘ - .- . * . . ess ine is % . - .' 2 : as * as . -s es - - Tv : « where they came. - a . enn one NAG 7 1] “sh » iis tine er ‘ mt a interests are too much opposed to the inter- CTSESe Stoves of Sam Reme, — OS es aa ' oe vo eg Now “Curious,” I trust you will feei, Tae amounts ug $600,000,000 annually. That will|'s ines” and “spitters,” which now mystify the bats- gp. : cau ests of us all. Not so with the women. Let us | &t Boulogne. and the next ye pit wee mm bquility of Brookfield. | that they are not forgotten all the rest belp some. If all other towns give proportionate sup-| Man, May presently be seen baffling the ardent in ail great flirtation hope it never is to be the case of Spa. But everywhere — pe ne | cobicns yr. Even Gregory gave & : ee 2 2 e* : 2 ' - : ; t ef the year except “Armistice day. _port to this policy of the open factorr door, there| autumn’s frenzied struggle. Z " . connetene®. 6 eS pate ot | A lady who shot an officer in Forest Park of humanity. the rights of peopies, the "nited . t ‘ under the impression that he wasa holdup man ‘the world, one chair is vacant—that of the t a. was ge Sa = Is There Underconsumption ” —— as told in the Post-Dispatch by the veteran, Walter eae ) says she never fired a revolver before. They States. Sometimes a man comes and sits ip Xt: bed to his dogs and bis guna “ | Sr ni ; ++ ° . , . ) jlent observer.” And this “silent observer” ” Increased production and decreased st. Lou are shocked and caused uneasiness by | Matter of fact, as Mr. Camp explained, the supposi- ber wou! oo. ones ‘ though expert with a revolver, cannot hit his Suen: © ro ° th _— oat nation tn Ge — Mn com Jgetne the representative of the greate ws of the employers of labor for over a rear a ; , firearms, can shoot the husband between th world. . ss lesecrated ar r st att v fea-| occurred i me | io St r} _ , _ a ae ss ie ; | a , ntinu 1 ; n be rated and their most attractive phrsical fea urred in a ga between Ohio State and Wiscon- ike Alaska and th tb eyes the very first It is one of the ex- bie for this to continue. We do not want Amer that policy could we reach a much de- tabie we es ° rhs > a sired era of prosperity and pienty. May I In a recent case it appears that some minor park Harvard evaded defeat in the last minute. And that oa ene eC ghee: : undoing either by industry or ecience The fe- @ers. We want her advice. - ae od our s . ‘ : . ’ ? zs ' _ . r with certaln © sugrest my such a policy, if pursued official had deliberately uprooted more than 2000| is the character of game football enthusiasts wil! controversies that we have consistently, would result tn an indu&trial a Ft ; = es ~ . eae . male shrubs and wild flowers so essential to the natura] watch hereafter—an open, spectacular, vibrant battle ° . . sense are on our side Let America give ber misery that would make that of war- tefn Europe lock small in comparison? Teas of the natural mold of these wooded areas were disaster sustaining or haunting the serried stands. viving traffic in bee wes moral support we are entitled to’ America ts Ge , 4 im , rig Never e 3 pring. Spitting prohibited : | Justest nation in the word. .¢ - WHF calle herself “A Mod _ the wn high-powered implements of For additional sward on the links, for which hand-/ desses, too, of course, will volplane down *rom high) not many of | , —s ep , 4 , : ? powe That gi h production used now, are producing from. ; hy ~~ a VS GS re 3 hig Ume aware ihere : pds ; his, too, tn the amendment we | BDuse of power , Bat Evee ow oe , Tou are a modern wen ‘ ; v - 0 ia { Dt ‘- > +m Fs .. 2 . ‘> . . ‘ ? » & P . . a 24 , , = some provision had already been made, considering, Olympus. ‘ fll be traft : the Erie Canal, already in id@n’t vote for: and how long wil! a free-born | owt. and gives her the ass Di at Ss Tell me whr does my Bt cefve in wages, we are obliced to have those periods of unemployment which the For am extension of the links 600 forest trees had > St. Louis man who made a still out of milk ; 1 “y ++ a . , ; in the — and elsewhere like to attrib- | the too-ambitioug minor official here met with a! contraband whisky than mte to “overproduction.” but which im) ,_. bef, the tre lid be cut dow : : es oe CDec & Piore tbe trees could ve Cut cown iareere een ko ite New Para ’ 22 : pellin 64 t oe ~y 4 Bo long as 99 per cent of the people, with | also stripped off and carted away, and all for what?) To see such football the gods themselves. and end. ““*™°* *° revise their opin: acne Spit x when the res history has she commit n iniqul ' ne ! : y a ‘ —— And she says five to ten times as much as they re- . captains of industry and their apologists been marked for slaughter, but, luckily, the plans of! cams must have thought there was more profit fn reality is the direct result of un ler- | id¢n't care for it if we Knew what it was. taken to effect exclusion are contrary ‘oe * consumption. We seem to have bad a very narrow escape. If a The Colorado professor who has eaten a dish o? wailt hes r the B : Warrior Rive: wou! Even now, perhaps, the workers are member of the public had inflicted this damage on fried angie worms possesses something of the courage i e SOPSESSRS. S26 the Dest Cat Tan & On a Vandeventer avenue window, this and Japanese-American treaty, Japan may mame © . 4; > a * E ae : =" r - r : r Yy , ‘ . ° P a : i- . ion e > . if th ter - 4 v 4 nee weaping their reward for adhering too. shrubs and grassy forest stretches, he would be prose-| attributed by. Charles Lamb to the “brave man who oy 3 per Mississippi will | nothing else whatever: ee ee with te Glowely to the policy in consideration. Un- euted and punished ¢ want rotate ¢ ‘ Greet ate avetes * ining LT] it American Constitution. Some Japanese resides? \ ke UF A hi as i a b 4 ; 4 .: = Lit 4 . T ae _* ; eae ** . . . . . ** ° : employment ts becoming rife. It is hard of P of waentos mur) © cst) prop _ oo 4ng Wa ; an e had tn 25 years. Walk in may bring suit in the Ameri court. Ever for the ordinary man to tell if this is a ®t? Why ts @ park subaitern immune? If no pen- ill be the pinn i fa great movement, ts Waik in gince the foundation of America her people Baw Premeditated move on the part of the aities are provided now for such action. they should; Under prohibition there’ : time to extend to a IT navigable waters. It : Open 7a m to 2p m 4ally . | profesped liberty, equailty and philanthropy. rt employers fo cut wages or if it really ts be provided in the future. A drastic ordinance is lip took growth to do it—+ wth tn the volum | ee ST is & great mistake to say that the Japanese shosid Tefiecting a condition due to the enor-;| _.._._. eo = s —_— moO" reater than the capacity of the Looking through the window, rou see a row be excluded for economic reasons ~ nach Re mous surplus created by labor and which_ ses ee railroa e shall see the same thing happen of chairs. A doctor's office’ forced Japar to open her door to the wertd, rr i ‘Ta Re fm turn, labor, having only originally re- EDITORIAL SPARKS. t St. Louis that happened at Cleveland and Some grocers cling to the idea that the apos- “™*tica originally requested Japanese immigt®- orm | tion. But the Americans now say that they do a ¥ See I know > eetved one-fourth or one-fifth of what it ) etroit, both ha rail and water facilities, trophe ts ™ Preduced, ts unable to consume. GCG. R. it's easy to call a gir! dear in these times, when { | Jur population will go up by leaps and bounds, enmernees like the Japanese. Their attitude t not only & he was marrieé he ) everything else is. —Louisville Post | i j - 11! bably attribute it to something é consistent but selfish. Have any Japanees eve _ 2 money on hima, A Rattle of Wit«. stagnate manthe river We never knew what hap- + sided with the anarchists or Bolsheviks or tame Aad when he didn ar To the Eiitor of the Post-Dismates | Tt used to be rude to tell a man to go to Halifax, | | [ fF) pened our population. We never knew why we | On 6 restaurant window: REN ee Oe ee ee ye Just as a commentary on hew perfect-. but now Halifax has roted wet.—-Worcester Post. | ) | | Gees am procession passed us) There . ote e - ag Se mel - wo eres ty rational some people can be » wennt| : a” . , *s understanding the reia- Raison Pie : a are an extremely cafe people, Tike to submit as possible editoria) “fod. In the political bard wagon not many men are ; — oo a on to an industrial center i, ah te nme eget ) ey wary Ger” a “wee-bit repartee” with a clothing fetting up to give the women seats.—Chicago News. | ee 7 —~ SS While Comeone Who uncermecs Want What ts the raison d'etre thereof? an lg Pete. meg wage r saleeman. The mora! of the «tory ie that - oice, Sut if was | A poem in a.country paper is credited to the oor pee ss % not the height of folly t * aie ‘Fou can’t buck engineering methods i Woman suffrage necessi‘ates the revision of an- tongues which has Cleveland Plane Dealer. Didn't you know that “7* "*)#*ou= differences or differences & - Bae just doucht a suit for $45. suppeseq © het popular old saying Nowadays “na miss ts as us into the class with that Cleveland newspaper also dealt {n planes? =| “*"* and custome without taking the good pele _— "o n of the Japanese inte account’ We must ot | Americans to reconsider thetr ettitude ; . . -* ; * : « 3] Toes “Tt i ~ ¢ - | - fo be reduced from seventy some deotiars, s°0d a8 a male.”—Des Moines Register ; e. Champ Clark. who has too keen @ sense , A Pe humor to be taken seriously, told the whele end was being approached a« a prospect gr 3 7 A. “fer a nice. snappy fall overcoat. The The Gevernment has tasted « free booklet on How Gy - y sone fl nes rvclrmalng acyetneemngpranseg Ot Aparwbne ag (0,9) / \ new Congressmen under the 1319 censua Only j a NA and the ic« « _ Waelves. I wae told. were remarkable. and t Save Coal. It omitted the important infunction, ~_ | fer @ progressive young man they were,. however, “First get your coal."—Tacoma Ledger , ; ; two states on the Mississippi River got new age S as ; 'e a ete. ~ * ‘ Congressmen un jer that census—TI nets two at SOcCIETY has been formed tn New T peer he has te denver & n mare trate wean ; LOT ae > 9 upon 2.440 _ ¢ - — on - — oo a = Ane ce 3 aole tim that tap Seen 0 coesuitine There is a Kansan who is a pastor. an editor and ) | &. Chicago, om water: and Minnesota one at Du- Ow Sia: OF Gee wwe war Trew / to encourage reduction tn length and ¥ | Se@ineer, had set me on example in bur- * lawrer. We suppose he preaches as an antidote to oo y "3 ' £ | luth. om water. The rest of the valley staten gmp wre Grete Overs Ferme vow The etrw * of telephone calle Whoever may be = * ; tng chines hy During three paire of shoes the practice of his two other professions —Green- on land. retained their former representation. @atr Tuer Owe ot e ws for beginning this agitation. ft The rtvrer citi »y the riveree, were al! Gute verted anaes Gee where reform t& «a erying need Much ata time of a slightiy out-of-date atyie ville (8. C.) Piedmont. . . a ) —— *~: , “anit a ' trailing when the city popwiation fieures came 87% @@ Jest Sem 6000 friew ehevep TowW ertticiem which its heaped ctpon telephone oe PY per peir and wearing them for tree in. However, when we dead awake, as Just a ae? Trew « Suse @rave 00 TELE 208 Teco nies for tneffictency in service should, as & 4 years. If I was going te compete Luke McLuke says womda@s euffrage has -reated WHS him I would have to wear my pree- two Heads of the House fm the same family You Minute has said before. there will be plenty of @WE Twy Coowr®y cer? w #7 De? of fact. be charged at the door of those whe rather than use this service There is seidom ent coat this year and here my army are tery much mistaken, Like. She remains the nae — time to catch up The race ts not to the swift. : @ye@ to wear the three follewing head of the house just as she was before she eb 6 AS _, - If it were. {t would be over by this time and the | Dew Tew WET Wak Cowe LOVERS ame om w msTenes need for protracte4 convreraation over the cas Then I told him that close obser.) vote —Chicago News. ; i AN ,, Se archeologists would be after us. CAAT Boer Oro +H) Leave Thee mnt? There are. of course, business discussions ee revetieg the fact that clothes, | . . Pei, BE og deal wow Tere Tea STOAT waRtow Pate @emand a certain amount of time and detail tiga always much cheaper at the end of, Little 4-year-old Edwin, while out Walking with OM = | While we are pounding occrselres on the | CA Was wets Gaste STRare atc 19 varw ® their arrangement Dut the ordinary friendly Bee eeason, and I thought I could make fis nurse. happened t¢ pase 4 blacksmith shep faust ie . | chest over our adoption of a $49.900.900 road | could be shortened withoet Infury Th ' arranging to lay im « Supply as the «mith was shoeing a horwe (Yn reaching home ’ : ae ~ | bond issue in Missourt ‘et us look at Minrescca, | meas of the American with hte tenewe has He said as long as cioth- hi astonished his mother by saying “Oh, mamma. ge ” | which put over a $1°°.990.000 bond tissue for os about the shortage and increased expense tn had to live & was lucky, [ found the place where they make horses, I saw) 5* | the same purpose. At the moment when we | Pi fhe ‘yf phone service. just as his lavishness In other mere engineers: E.R. P. ‘a man nailin' on the'feet.”—Chicago News Gecide te join the proceagion we find the pre- tere has brought about similar unp! . cession increasing fs galt ether Imes. theugh there are tist ssh B&B att . » *hen I ould have « nice eeuld go about dad EI Me came home every night — %* around reading @ whea I asked him “=i¢ OR | wae afraid oF Something” : 424. your husband & ‘fT you hare any seme P> afraid you are TIED & “theoreughir the meet helpieg, & Se ova of life! te ae Ye ae ee il it De 2 a ee ee eS —— a ip | ee a oe rd _ ae ; tind aD . « ay ~ an " . “eS oa a

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WOMEN’S PAGE L LETT ag bie Semmes: ee coe BIA I PE eee MP ee Regie wt SU a ey Pe ae ee eC > eae = ® - eg ae a eras POST-DISPATCH Daily Magazine WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1920. Oo” WOMEN’S PAGE OW long can you stay?” asked Mrs. } ee Gregory. » y answered. I put my arm about her DUMB ~ BE Perhaps the trouble had been in the demon’s en- | | trails. Perhaps it had refused to digest the ore. “Three days, three whole blissful! and lime and coke which gullet. Pygmies poured down its, 'S GUEST w, . {led her to the north end of the terrace, from 4 point Brookfield rolls away in emerald or A gray shadow padded through the doorway. | It stopped just at the entrance and surveyed us| » is lovely, isn't it?’ said Mrs. Gregory, after | Her hand tightened on my arm. “My') we nearly lost it!” | armed and met her eyes. “Lost it!” I said. do you mean?” mey!” she explained. that’s impossible. Jim wrote me the were running night and day on war or-| ee rene sot was it—war orders. Jim will tell you. q find him changed, a little. Things like change people, We go along for years, never , Life seems so simple, so easy, then— hing happens, some small thing; a little hu-| thing, and you're ground to pieces, nearly. were saved by—a miracle, I think.” beard well-known footsteps on the terrace us. They had the swinging stride which | « from mile on mile of stubble or briars, or ‘xing leaves. 3 woning, eh?” said the master of Brook- ; a wf course,” said Mrs. Gregory. ‘s all this the Chief’s been telling me?’ rT nded. ware me,” said Gregory, releasing my hand. | does a lady tell a gentleman when he is with hig arm about her in the gloaming?” | »he grew serious. “After dinner,” he said. | jes not changed much that I can see,” I told Gregory. mt at dinner I did see a change. —— His grin, % they had nearly lost it! I glanced about | | the year finds. “It’s not polite to laugh at a duffer,” I told him. | He poked a cold nose into the hollow of my’! join us?” The shadow waved a plumed tail. his side. He was quite small, as setters go, but he had the dignity of kings. besides. of the world, and I think he knew it. With all this, he was not above the duties of hospitality. Straight to my chair he came, sniffed once to assure himself of my identity, raised his eyes to mine. “How do you do?” I said, and slid my hand along his head until one of his ears slipped’ through my fingers. He waved his tafl and stretched his lips in the suggestion of a grin, an uncanny habit he had— and ir bered how many birds I had missed (ie matchless | fore after some of his hand, then sauntered around the table. He waved his tail as he passed both his master and mis- tress, stood a moment in thought, and withdrew as unhurriedly as he had come. We heard his nails click as he passed from rug to rug on the. hardwood floor of the main hall and we listened | until the sound grew fainter and he was gone. Ife denied it feebly with a slight thump of his He was the double cham- pion of Brookfield, Dumbell, who had won the’ National and All-America and 20 lesser stakes He outclassed the setters and pointers It ad-| _ Yanced unhurriedly until the candle light showed | & small white setter, with a lemon dumbell on’ then mie ' brooms. Well, things’ll be more tidy when they | get through, but it’s been a dirty job. A year) ago it looked bad. I rather wanted to help tn a) . small way. “Of course, you know I’m not very active at | | , ; em. _s is skilled labor these days. a in and help yourself. We built a plant—equip-’ ment, 200 lathes, 300 electric motors and a lot of odds and ends. I went on the paper, of course. “There was some delay at first. We wanted master gauges, and Midland couldn't let us have When we hollered they passed the buck to we paid 300 machinists for an eight-hour day. and they sat among the lathes and played pe-' nuchle. We didn't dare let ‘em go. Skilled labor That was all right, ' because we put it up to Midland and they never’ whimpered. Just o k'd our payroll and charged it to—the Czar, I guess. “This went on for two months. ‘hen we got our gauges and a Russian inspector who talked | French all in one day; and the rough cases began ' to roll in from Ae Ne a —— | pointers were winning all down the line. Midland in trainload lots, and penuchble ceased to be a vocation around there. “All during this the field trial season was on, and it was breaking my heart. We had a nice birdy pup by Dumb-Bell, out of Miss Nance in the derbys, and Peter went to a trial or two. He came home quite gloomy, though, because the *"Ell- '’ooping all over the country like a lot o' gray- ‘ounds,’ is what he told me. ‘Don’t they find _ birds?’ I asked, and I gathered from what he said | that when a pointer stumbled over a bevy he’ stopped in astonishment. “War or no war, 1 wags going to see the Na- | tional at least, and things got to running so nice-| ly I decided to make it three weeks and take in the United States and another stake. Braithwaite _gaid to go—he was glad to get rid of me, I think. | I left for the South with everybody happy and the | Se we Russian inspector walking around twisting his little stick-up mustache and saying ‘C'est tres bien,’ at every turn, including the three-star pointer year. They were a poor lot, too; but the | him ‘finals tn the Championship. He JOHN TAINTOR. FOOTE ~ os dohe. If vou want to find out just what you've got, pick out the best ome you ever bred and pr down for three hours with Brookfield Dumb-Bell.’ “Well, the setter men yelled at that—everybody did. in fact~—and Fosdick shut up like a clam “He said that he was from Chicago and that he took his vacation each year when the National was run. He said he hoped to ‘slip out of the harness some day’ and spend the rest of his life with a 20-gauge and a pair of Liewellyns. | thought perhaps he was keeping books; I don't know why, except that he was stoop-shouldered and spoke of having to work too hard at his age I had a vision of him perched on a high stool! doing double entry. “I didn’t sea much of him after that until the rode with me that afternoon, and we followed the dogs as best we could, hoping for bird work, which he didn't ret. He was fairly chipper when we started, but as the dogs ran he got more and more quiet. ! don’t think he spoke once during the last hour. “Well, they gave it to a rangy, wild-eyed, bitch- headed pointer who had covered most of a county and found two bevies and one single in three hours’ running: and I rode home with old Mr. Parmalee. He got off his horse and sighed, and went into the hotel without a word ; “TI went upstairs and packed When I came down he was standing looking out the window, and I walked over to him. “The new champion was on leash in front of the hotel, with a crowd around him. His handler was telling everybody what a great dog they were looking at. Once he said: ‘He's a bird dog, men!’ and old Mr. Parmalee snorted He turned to me and, by George, he looked all brok- irrepressible boyish grin, had become a smile.' “Back to the throne,” I said, and this proved | “How much could you | Hennessey, which he liked and we furnished. He, © UP. “This is my last trip, he sald. ‘I'm get- tt poe ce at] 10.02 true. When we went to tle lving room a et for him?” I asked | drank a quart a day without a quiver. Think! ting too old to come Gown here and see—what we j of abiding friendship I had time to! few minutes later he was curled up in his chair é of it! | saw today.’ | with his eyes closed. “Asleep, eh?’ I said: but “Peter was right about the pointers. It was! ‘“! said something about it being an off year, He looked out the window ‘So that’s a Nation- but he didn't answer. d browns, | , or duns an depending on ree “ieatly. | | Russia. The Grand Dukes were too busy or too, The old gentleman came over to where | was sit- 1 | “Good evening,” said Gregory. “Won't you, tired or something to send on the drawings, so ting, and we talkéd for the rest of the evening. * 54 >. é 2 *. 2 aw *. ms + big shadow-filled room. It seemed incredible. | tail against the leather chair seat. Presently he and clicked with his tongue. wae all SO secure, SO permanent. Why, the | was snoring. | adore him. ij alone was immovable! It stood there, | What do his clothes matter? ous, majestic, defying mortal hands po) “Hold on there,” Gregory put in. eit, And the serving tables—stolid, silent. | you say when Griggs took him upstairs?’—Griggs that they would set their broad backs and 2 __ | was carrying his bag as though it might explode) “Well, along comes a chap from the Midland ive legs and remain stubbornly against those om _ eg _s much he is worth,” he said,| 5+ any moment—What was it you said?”_. Iron Co. with his pockets full of subcontracts lis while we who dined, and our children’s | suddenly. “One ation, two hundred and fifteen | Mrs. Gregory recovered her spoon. ‘I’m sure:and his head full of everything, from barbed dren, became dust. | thousand dollars. I've forgotten.” wire to airplanes. He spent two days with Braith- yet, what kept them there? What made “He should find a pleasant home for that,” I “You asked me where I'd picked him up, didn’t; waite and Gaston, and they came up here, all'| ekfield, every stick and stone of it, a thing! said. ‘Would you throw off the fifteen thousand you?” | mad as hatters, and routed me out. The idea ey, @ place which filled all those who en-| for cash?” Then I saw that he was serious. Wel], perhaps I did, but I simply meant”——| was to build a plant in nine or ten minutes and its gates with indescribable contentment? | “What do you mean?” I asked. ‘Why the exact Gregory turned to me. “If you should hear; take on the machining of 3,000,000 three-inch | , [had seen it. It was six miles down the; sum?” | your hostess ask where you had been picked up,| high explosives for Russia on a subcontract from | sy. It was referred to, casually, as “the| “Do you happen to know an old Mr. Parmalee! how would it strike you?” ‘Midland Iron, who'd furnish the rough casings. — | " It was.a place of_din and dirt and sweat. | of Chicago—R. H. Parmalee?” “Why, bas he.been here?” I asked. “Where did! “All play and no work makes Jack a bright “Nobody knew anything about him, except that; ‘He’ said a lot about being an old nuisance lstacks belched sootily into the face of heaven| I considered a moment. ‘Yes, I think I do.| you meet him? What's all this about, anyway”’| boy. and I inquired gently about Midland Iron. he came down to the trials year after year, that @md that sort of thing, but his eyes were shining le white-hot mouths of hell opened and hegere Zaae 8, 5 Knew of Rim when I was scratching for “It’s about—what the Chief was telling you| “They smiled at me pityingly. ‘You tell him,’| he loved a setter.as well as any man in the world, like a child's, and I hustled him upstairs and os. In infancy it had been a tiny forge at| the Tribune. He’s the bete noir of the higherups; on the terrace. Are you ready to smoke? Cig-|said Braithwaite. So the subcontract chap men- and that he was a stickler for nose rather than helped him pack his duds—you should have seen @ great-great-grandmother had labored| in Wall street. He lives in Chicago, won't leave arettes in that silver doo-dab. Cigars just behind! tioned the names of the directors in a hushed speed. He'd forget all embarrassment and speak ‘@m-—and we caught the 6 o'clock train. - The idly. It had grown into a huge, black demon, | it, and is chairman of the board or a big stock-| you. Want a liqueur? Well, take that other and I blinked. ‘But,’ I said, ‘I’ve never right up when it came to arguing about that. Chief met us at the front door next day and Dum- ing thousands of tons of greasy ingote holder in heaven knows how many Eastern con-' chair, it’s more comfortable.” heard of it before, and outside of hunting season “He had a bully round with Fosdick of the bell was standing beside her. imanner which was beyond my understand- | cerns. He won't go East to board meetings, so | He crossed his long legs, lit a cigar and stared!I do read the papers now and then.’ They ex- Argot strain that first night. Fosdick was a lit- To Be Concluded Friday. | setters were worse, and our crowd was in the dumps. There was a lot of grumbling about the judging. Some of us think that first of all a bird dog must find birds. We believe he can go just as . fast as his nose will let him, and no faster. And) ©YeFy move that brings me to old Mr. Parmaldé. | 23 singles, “He got in the second night of the lU*nited have wanted States. He had the same old frowsy leather bag’ - but | he has brought to every field trial as long as! 20nt think | shall.’ anybody can remember. He was looking seedy, “I'm something of a soft ass at times, and he even for him, and that’s saying a good deal. He looked rather old and forlorn; 80 I took hold of came in the door of the hotel, and the boys yelled| his arm and said: ‘You come back to Brook- at him and grabbed and hamméred him on the! feld with me, and we'll shoot some quail over back, and he blushed—he’s a diffident little olq| him and watch him work for a week or so. What cuss. 'do you say?’ al champion!’ he said. Then he turned to me again. ‘Five vears ago today,’ he said, ‘I saw a real champion win this stake. I can remember be made. He found 16 bevies and and he went a mile at every cast. I to see something like that again, don't think I shall ... I Imagine being ashamed to meet him! ;the works. Braithwaite runs things to suit bim-| Why’—— self, and that lets me knock about pretty much‘as “What did! I please. He loves work and I love play, and there you are—everybody satisfied. “How much could you get for him?” I asked. “Oh, I don’t Know,’ said Gregory. is against him for a stud dog.”’ “His size Jk Of. PINION > IN LEAGUE. Matin. of morality and jus- She does not agree on war criminals will be on how the devasta- paired; she does not voice, bishevik regime is one Gregory, shouting above the terrifying noise, | board meetings go to him, and the elect groan’ into the bluish flames of the applewood fire. “The plained that it was a lot of funk consolidated, tle overbearing, 1 thought—he has a 20,000-acre , x . Rear ra elit attempted to explain; but my head - was and moan at the trip. He hates ostentation like! war did it,” he said at last. “And playing a new solely for war business, with ‘all the money in! preserve on the James River and 20 feet of water The second and concluding | scussion goes on, one and I very much desired to leave that, the devil, and looks like a tramp. Is he the man. game. Do you know anything about high-explo- the world’ behind it. This was so, all right. Both at his own dock when he runs down in his yacht- cantata of next day among the to its own infernal devices. | you mean?” ' sive shells?” ‘Dun and Bradstreet sent a report a few days and finally he said: ‘Well, if you dont like the eon /next day on the beach bad never seen it since. Submerged in the “Yes, that’s the man. Especially the tramp) “Not a thing,’ I said. “Except that they go off! later than made me biink again. kind of dogs we're sending to the trials, why I) b B i)’ . m the shaded aan die uility of Brookfield, I had forgotten it en-| part.” with a bang, and everybody's getting rich making “Well, there seemed to be a quarter of a mil-| don’t you breed some to suit you”’ um = es S ow enero A négtebeine Y. Even Gregory gave it scant attention. “He's a queer old codger,” I said. “He sup- them.” lion in it, sure, but I went in more for the reason “Everybody felt uncomfortable. You don't hear s peoples, the peace of motored down the valley once or twice a} ports a flock of no-account relatives who are “Just so. That's what I knew last vear. Of I’ve told you than for the profit on the job. Busi-| things like that often at the trials. Cs uest at——that of the United th, was gone perhaps three hours, and re-| ashamed to meet him on the street.” | course, I thought, still think, the allies are doing ness had been bad for two years and I was down “But the old gentleman looked Fosdick in the mes and sits in it; he to his dogs and his guns. A coffee spoon clattered. “He's not a queer! our work. We didn’t have the sweepers to get pretty fine; but all you had to do was to men-| eye and came back as pat as you please: ‘I don't will be printed on this page Friday. to speak. He is a something ‘had gone amiss, apparently.| old codger!” said Mrs. Gregory. “He's a dear! | _into the housecleaning properly and—they needed tion Midland Iron at any bank and you could walk, have to breed one,’ he said, ‘it’s already been ~ al “silent observer’ is ‘ reatest nation in the » that it is imposs!- As @\ W oman Thinketh do not want Ameri- 96, Nor guns, nor sol- By HELEN ROWLAND. The New Eve—. auty of use. Morris’ dictum was Say BAS HOGER miscen DY Ris OM 6G i x. A Was pia oy ee ee eS . ° ° ° and philanthropy. It ad “Have nothing in your house that sin, Rusty the Fox Squirrel. Winter visited it Not far away lay a Nol- the Great World. the Japanese should : ”" would soon be at hand, and he must low log with a knothole tn it. a hole (Copyright. 1¥20. by T. W. Burgess.) e oice rizes 0 e re on Americn use a husband that has to be tethered isn’t worth the price of the, you do not know to be useful, or be- have his storehouses filled. or just big enough for Chatterer to slip oe ee | ne reasons, with pits . » tea Which he is tied! lieve to be beautiful « : | @oor to the world, and As : . | ’ course, he knew where there were through. but too small for. either : . ’ Marriage is NOT a hitching post! | Wandwork, original design, indi- aes e : nen ee eS eae , ve ; weet Potato Puddin say that they do like ONE, that I know BEST of all! arts and crafts were restored to their 7rTe Chestnut 9 ~t eagle nn eg Rg ae RIE a cng REAM one-third cupful butter The weak, soft, flabby who are deficient in vigor and vital toree~ ‘ : , ere furt c 1ome than started stowin way those fat nut 4 ) - su fe . -tmrescied —thoee tude ts not only in ore he was married he lived in a bachelor apartment, and spent place in the conception of the beau- ley were fu er from home than sta: Keweng Swear _ . pale extend . hed 60 anita the huantiie of a yo 44>. heve of his oney on himself d his friends, and his amusements. tiful. Craftsman furniture is a d that certain big hickory tree, and it as fast as he could add one-nals Ccuptiul sugar an A clear, oaliimcenaienione bright eyes. muecies, and s wel! knit- beds” ™m hi ] , an s ’ > - n ur , ~ e- this 2 euboutute a be could have a nice, long, domestic “vacation, fatiguing Bedrooms should be ‘+onger feit fill-natured ages ony, like picture abowe 4 *at around reading the newspaper, all evening. When I asked him why, * 80m ff your husband is like that— * you are TIED for life’ = married” man ® —_— could go about and ENJOY himeelf in his own sweet way, tame home every night and ate his dinner out of a CAN! tld “Oh. I was afraid to run about for fear I'd be kidnaped by a f you have any sense of fairness, or justice, or compassion, cheerful and airy, and easy to keep clean, and dining rooms should be light and not so much cosy as just pleasant places in which to eat, not rooms to sit tn. (Cepyright, 1920.) ae The honor of being the first wom- an Recorder in New Jersey goes to Mise Frances Haskard, recentiv ap- ' pointed te that position in Pliain- ao field. ——— ee Js —— se ba et’ 3h 8 iis a {pe * ag helpless, impotent, defenseless, resourceless cagtaway ele of life! ; - Only the Fox Squirrel aiso at work did Chatterer feel angry. Then he stopped for a few minutes to scold and call this biggest cousin a thief and other bad names. Then. realiz- ing that he was wasting precious time, he went to work again and his temper cooled and his ill nature disappeared. By and by he thought of 4 certain hickory tree that g¥ew by itself just when he discovered Rusty No.9 No.10 Friday Por Sale by All) Druggista -— Abways in Stock at JUDGE & DOLPH DRUG STORES and WOLFF-WILSON ORUS CO EWU DUIS NIS2 SOUS OOBEC COOH | ‘TE Associated Press News appears excl in the Post-Dispatch in the evening news. _ paper field in St. Louis. . DRE LEDIEOG Ne GOUGH OE OGG PE DORADA usively | : oe? . im had only to step to the telephone, and call up a pretty girl and | paws and knick-knacks have no place _But those storehouses must be he popped his head out of the hole aed ce = sen pr ier Pog — her to go to dinner or the theater with him. I with it. Not dainty, nor delicate, but filled, and so Chatterer went to in that hollow log after stowing/ mixture. Flavor wit lb ogee Po s0mé Woman would call HIM up and invite him to dine with her. | simple, honest, comfortable, more Work with a will, for he isn’t lazy. away a particularly fat nut, he caw meg and cinnamon to taste. Bake in & bachelor crony would drop in for a chat, in a man’s way than a woman's, There isn't a lazy hair on him. Un- something that made him pull his a pudding dish ined with rich pastry | a ee ee ee ee rae “ip = mt f AM es 2 ee ee an % te 4 7 ds "hehe Ah echt ote te ee eh ee _— = Se le ee ee is, ee a x we “pd <a a . eee : ee

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os sis ss a ee ee ers Pw) Re a eat ate 89 Wty ly AEN CH EC AIR Bile : ee ee ee bey Owed it Pihancbifh . *~X ns os oe Se ey y tn —— eo we. eee 43 Ssh a . a . UO os 0 pean > » we atta ie eaten eae att tne tte thiebiten, ok nak bianca —" q " “ ‘ - PE one tee % ae Joe eA “th Wa » xe + & eth CH ARE NY GRIN MRE AEP OE at Ce ee -_ Se ee ee ot ee ee COMIC PAGE NOVEMBER 24, 1929. DA Tow” ar Arne San ST.LOUIS POST-DISPA oi Bt ane : PAGE 28 MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY | By James J. Montague. JUSTIFYING THE HEAD HUNTER. .... . Who, we learn from a returned traveicr, are always good to their, mothers. Although the Zulu horror sheds On civilized behoiders, When he goes round collecting heads From other people's shoulders, And though the deed of course must be What one might term unsightly, A man who tries to beg off. Or stands above him to deciare “I'm going to hack your egg off!” And when the head is nicely dried Our mild, Malayan brother, With primitive and childlike pride, Presents it to his mother. WHY SHOULD HE WORRY? The may be out of pock- it was to disband the A. E. F. ee Oe ne ee. STICKERS. | The new administration will find Reurti tm Russia, ts at a low ebb. | tt considerably barder to disband the pene ee CER ae abe. (Copyright, 1920.) LENINE DOESNT LIKE ‘EM. —— = Severely So. — —, on Summoning all the pathos possible |> Two stars were discussing the into his voice, the amateur settie- | wedding of a third. ment worker was addressing his| “Why did Elfrida choose Friday. audience on the subject of certain of all days, for the ceremony?” in- poverty-stricken foreigners, who, if | quired one they % wretchedly miserable, | “Well,” explained the other, “you | at least eught to be. 'gsee, she had been married on each | “Think of it.” he cried, dabbing at of the other days, and not one of his eyes. “There are people down | ‘the matches had turmed out lucky. | there who | So she thought she'd try Friday just | Imagine it! Garlic alone!” | for a change.”—Film Fun. “Well” called back the Old | Grouch, as he made his way down the aisle toward the nearest exit, “if they live on garlic, they ought to live alone“"—American Legion Weekly. Looks That Way. “Who won the war?” asked ewe Report Verified. bright young goof behind the soda | Tommy: This paper says counter. ismoke cigarettes it “Huh,” ejaculated the ex-Sergeant | complexion. eruftiy, as he dug up the war tax. Jimmy: That's right I am always “7 think we bought it."—The Amer-| jaerwens when I get caught smoking. ican Legion Weekly. — Jersey City News. live om garlic alone! “How he struts'” “Yes; he considers himself a suc- cessful amateur gardener.” —Buffalo | Express. if you a army ef Federal office holders than | Fiction production, which used to | changes your) SURE, THERE ARE STILL A FEW REASONS FOR CELEBRATING THANKSGIVING DAY—By RUBE GOLDBERG "LL Ci)8ese AY EXES AND IMA GIASE iT is scr You cusur +> 84 TUANKRIL THAT.- VUITHOUT & BOCTOR'S PRSESCRIPTIOA, You CAas STILL GET WATER Y, oh Sanh gy7)\ 4 | T's ONE AS LOS AS | | |’ | | if 1 | i PME AL ! | | | | “LEG { Boat ARE iF t CATCH cous, Baause ) | r+€ ft THAT, AFTER PNIASG THE LANWSBLORB, Nou sTICc HANG FING CENTS LEFT TO BoY A BALLCOKS rR, THe BABN, ATE & HOLE IN) YouRR WINTER SOTT IR A ie ig 4 hic ot 6 , ’ ” SR oo . ‘ ray 7 = , , ay 1 ste 5 i = ‘ a ‘ aN ‘ “ o rs * } j SES ay Pesan lhe a ee ee - ' , 7 * 7 ee + HOME, SWEET HOME—EXPERIENCE HAS TAUGHT GEORGE TO LOOK ON THE DARK SIDE—By H. J. TUTHILL Coprmaht Ie Sacn FON “TWO i WELL IVE MAO TREGE ASHES | Ostre= ! They OUGHTS 3 eg! FoR | ALR’ GDUGH —~"e >* =- oo. as ae | THER OWN — THEY SPEND A LIFETIME OLUINT OF UACK AN (| ALONG COMES A GREACH OF PRS™MI65 GUT 4 CU ' | ; ttl 1) AN’ Gace oes NEVER AS } c= VWwEAse ? ae oe — (& GGQisrR B2cH YOULD ee wa. WS AG GOON @& GAC LINER — _ “This costume,” remarked the lady ‘with the dashing dress, “is the very | latest.” “It isn't late enough at that,” com- mented Mr. Growcher. “It ought to be at least a thousand years later.” |} — Washington Star The Toy Balloon Recon. D. 1930—By Fontaine Fox wasn't sure he was g°- | ' Free Press they I'll send my cousin. sir. 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