St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 20, 1921
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a LT te COMIC PAGE JULY 19, 1921, Get Today What You Want Today! “WANTS” for ALL CLASSES received y 33 A. M.—Helps, Lost, Found, Death Ae Hg up tor P. M. for later editions. Biggest City Circulation—RBest Results. Tue Naas Sail sa bs p4 To) . : ‘ a ; i . i’. ‘ oo y #Onns Burns then was turned s ” Ove +) ; , r to the defense for cross-exam- ‘ ' ination Highest yes- ‘arto ; terday, 92, at 4 / = pee Offered $45,000. ¢ as ) m lowest, tel) } a) } , Ti i) Yr ~~ - - 890, aid h bet $10,00 r 7 at 5 a. Mm. sill } tepg ‘the third games nd | 1e : e ws ay ic re - hay said he would egeive $45,000 to Offic lal . f fi » re the next two games thrown cust for st, ut Want . ‘ rt? it t if Dl inted to bet it, paying the Louis and vicin- " 4 a ivers $°0 000 after the f s1irt's a Came and go5 0 ' 2 ata ity: Pair tonight PS -9 VUUU After f » ‘ "What ata . ws = Atth ane LOmMOrrow | vou do” “Il went to : the Wy er Hote) tr « “4 ind not much ‘ i () Ree l« i’ about 10 pp Ww) | change in tem- er , \ ) is tnere “andi He sahil he x throurh epinarata ; ; With the di ij i? Vou ’ eee MM ba kh a & a 4 owen Mt TEEb Bete they ware nut | Fair tonight $ Win the re . of ‘ . - ™ | and tTarmori . # sw Risberg and MeMullin. They probably becom- | ’ . Sa 8 487 ' , - Bald th DiAVers met before he third ing unsettled in oy ind le tele to gO out to vin west portion to- }. ' : » ; Sa! mat ola did they Si They morrow. not Rix } " -, ey had been double-croased much change in Rist. re ma ia 4 . — . b wala | would 45 through temperature, nd throw th, Sian ' " a 6. wo :] mM TTS Bai lilin 11S }: Alt He Knows. Uld see they wer he Seer “1d yo — Who tonight and to- ee URE thes 1 , Do people usually Ke ren Attell nN > morrow: not much change in tem- brellas when they them! Sontinued " ™ FoR be on Page 2, Column 2, perature, Ask the man who loans. one” ! Philadelphia Public Ledger. ‘300 Philadelphia how Governor and Curtis were charged — with embezzlement of $700,900. The indictment for conspiracy and confidence games charges that the three obtained ‘“‘divers drafts, war- rants. vouchers and documents to the j}amount of $2,000,000. The Curtis mentioned in the in- dietments is said to be the son of the late Senator Curtis, former political colleague of Gov. Small and owner “Grant Park used in to the of the charter of the State Bank,” the agency making the $10,000,000 loan packing companies. Lieutenant-Governor Sterling suc- ceeded Gov. Small in office as Sta Treasurer. The revelations bringing about the present situation were made by State Treasurer Miller when he took over Sterling’s accounts. It was said that a memorandum was on file in the Treasurer's office indl- | cating the $10,000,000 loan and that) Miller considered this unacceptab!e | and turned the affair over to the | Attorney-General. “TEAR GAS” BOMBS, FOR CRIMINALS, MAKE POLICEMEN WEEP Patrolmen “Dissolve” in Series of Test Attacks. Special to the Post-Dispatch. PHILADELPHIA, July 20.—‘Tear gas"’ bombs that will reduce mobs and criminals to a state of tearful effectively dem- Philadelphia Police 200 «f helplessness -were onstrated to the when Department yesterday its most stalwart men were stopped five bombers. Maj. Stephen J formerly of the United States Chemical War- of the arranged thegdemonstration to show by Delaney, fare Service, inventor bomb. a small number of men could disperse a mob, or how his missiles could check the _ activities of rob- bers. Advised that the gas was harm- less, the 200 came rushing across the demonstration field. They held on bravely until they reached a plot of ground marked out as a street intersection. Here five bombers hurled about 25 of their weapons tn front of the “mob,” which wac promptly dissolved in tears. Als, there was much choking and gasp- ing for breath, as “tear gas” is not conducive to deep and = regular breathing. Three times the charge of the 296 Was repeated and three times it en4- ed in the same way. After a reasonable degree of da- corum had been restored, Maj. De- laney and a member of. the traffic squad climbed into an automobii: for the bandit chase test Speeding across the fleld, they we pursued Pre by a side-car motor cycle. The man in the side-car threw three hombs. two of which missed, but the third brought*the machine to a quick stop when it landed in the tonneay A deserted house on the fleld was! then inals”’ occupied by “desperate crim- holding the fort against the police, but a few ‘bombs § thrown through the windows brought then: out to weep on the shoulders of the besiegers. ‘HEARING ON THE RENT BILLS . Scnate Committce ietidiideeia Without Acting on the Measures. JEFFERSON CITY, July 20.— The Senate Committee on Criminal Jurisprudence today gave repre- sentatives of the St. Louis Rent Re lef League a public hearing on 12) two bills to curb rent profiteering isent to the Legislature by the league and which have been passe d bv tive Hiouse. After a short executive ce« ssion the committee adjourned without actinz on the bills, with the announcemen that another executive session wil] be held on the measures at 1°30 ry m. tomorrow ‘MRS, KABER BEGINS SENTENCE Woman Convicted of Murder of Hus. band Taken to Reformatory. Ny the Ass ated aes ‘LEVEL O., July 2¢@ Ev. ( ena at Was taken to th: women’s reformatory at Marysvil'e, O., this morning to begin serving life sentence for the murder of her husband, Daniel F. Kal r. Lakewoo.:} publisher two Vears ago for whieh crime she wag found guilty last Sat- urday SENATE PASSES SWEET BILL Consolidates Agencies Dealing With Veterans. Ry the Associated Press WASHINGTON July 2 The Senate today paused the Sweet Lill to Nsolidate all Federal agenciea Jdeq) ing with veterans and ext ditional benefits to disabled fyermer men. service _ LOUIS ral ‘informal ‘the Upper Silesian trouble, ‘jilar | the situation was held to be suth | fice from Louis in St | WEDNESDAY EV ENING, JULY 20, W ith the A associated 1921—28 P, LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Evening ‘hea News Press Service AG ES. ere,,_— —— + RS ge FINAL EDITION | CARDINALS’ BOX SCORE (Complete Market Reports.) eR — a wa meena —_——— PRICE THREE ¢ exe NTS ~ INTERVENTION BY JIMBARNES LEADS. MOONSHINER’S OUTFIT IS” US. IN SILESIA FIELD WITH 69 IN FOUND IN BARN RENTED BY SHERIFF WILLMANN S SUGGESTED ‘It Is Stated in London That It Is Feared the Situation in District Threatens Open Hostilities. REINFORCEMENTS IN AREA DEMANDED Allied Commissioners in Up- per Silesia Make Request; Britain Said to Oppose Sending More Men. | By the Agssociated Press. LONDON, July 20.—It was stated that been in authoritative quarters today suggestions have intervention in which it is feared will threaten open hostili- made for American ties. The American Government's policy with respect to the Silesian and sim- disputes concerning the fixation of has boundaries, it is pointed out, been one of nonintervention unless as of is understood now that threaten outbreak hostill- It resentations to ties. an rep- from the a break are being made certain interested in that such quarters sit Silesian uation is an immediate possibility. Demand Made for More Allied Troops in Upper Silesia. By the Associated J]’ress, PARIS, July 20.—The British, Commissioners sent in a re- jointly demand sent to the Italian and French in Upper Silesia have pert in which they that reinforcements be allied troops of occupation, it was announced here this afternoon. This recommendation came almost fimultaneously with the receipt of “a note by the French Foreign Of- the British Government in 'which Great Britain insisted there was no necessity for sending more troops into Upper Silesia. The note was in reply to the recent com- munication in which the French Government notified Great Britafn that reinforcements for the allied troops of occupation were needed urgently in order to make sure that the troops were not disturbed and tv insure respect for the. decisions of the allies under the treaty of Ver- sailes The British note reiterated the demand of that Government for the ‘early convening of the Allied Su- preme Council. In view of the. in- sistence of the British Prime Minis- ter, Lloyd George, it is probable tha: Premier Briand will agree to a meeting of the council in the neigh- borhood of July probably in bou- logne. Because of the report of the ‘ Te. commissioners in Upper Silesia re- specting the need for more troops there, however, it is regarded im- probable that M. Briand will yield on that question. If Great Britain refuses to join, France probably will send troops independently. M. Briand has yet replied to the British note, and it is likely he will make known his finad decision regarding the convening of the preme Council this afternoon council, besides dealing with the Silesian question, probably will be occupied principally with the ques- tion of maintaining of penaltie against Germany, continued occupa- of Duesseldorf, Duisburg, and and a few details concern- of the Versailles not e Sue The tion Ruuhort, execution Ing ” treaty. STANDARD OIL 70 BE ACCUSED OF CONTROLLING NEW YORK GAS Assistant Counsel of City Will tempt to Prevent Proposed In- crease in Rate. | l to the Post-Dispatec? NEW YORK July 20 Disclos- ures intended to show the Standard Oi] Co. is the hidden -power in the cas industry of New York and that it fixes the price to the consumers reaping tremendous profit therefron re scheduled by Assistant Corpora- tion Counsel Fertie This is part of on effort by Fertig to block the at- tempt of the New York & Queens (ans. ¢ to increase its rate from $1.25 per thousand feet, plus an arbi trary 69 cents aA month service charge, to $1.60 per thousand feet us an arbitrary 75 cents service chy: rye Refore the Public Ser Commis ! t vill veal what are said t ‘ i ind f res in su t of ‘ cha t} b infer! kir adi rectorates and stock ownerships, the Siandard Oj1 Co not only dominates the gas busingss here hut also is a powerful, if not the controlling fe rtar ir ill of the maior pul lig Free Band Pence Tonight. At Lafayette Park-——-7:30 to 10 At- | GULF TOURNAMENT Former St. Louisan Sets New Competition Record for Washington Course in Na- tional Open. DUNCAN MAKES 72, BOBBY JONES Golfers Playing in Second Qualifying Round Prior to Hole Play. Championship By the Associated Preas. WASHINGTON, Barnes of Pelh St. Louis, July am, N.. ¥.. fet a new competiNive rec- of the Columbia Oountry Club here teday and led the ord for the course morning field in the second half of the qualifying play for the open championship of the United States, With 69. Duncan England, champion of last year. of sritish open Duncan had 20.—Jim | formerly of | barnes played with George DISARMAMENT MOVE BRINGING UP MANY BIG ISSUES Among Possibilities Is Rais- ing by Japan of Racial torial Rights in Japan. MORE EXCHANGES WITH TOKIO LIKELY Arrangement Tentatively _ Made for Lloyd George to Attend Washington Meet- ing, It Is Announced. —— the Presc. WASHINGTON, July dent Harding's move for a | Ry Associated 20.—Presi- disarma- ment conference is assuming far 'greater magnitude in world affairs than first indications disclosed. | As the preliminary negotiations | proceed they are revealing all sorts of unexpected diplomatic ramifica- some. and leading into flelds which in the beginning had seemed far re- | moved from the purpose of the con- ference. but officials here apparent- a 72. Score: sarnes—Out ..435 454 484—36 6 eh dn beni s 494 344 243—32—69 | Duncdn=Out .534 553 445—38 i arr rry rr —34—72 Barnes outplayed Duncan all the way around the course. The British entrant putted very badly He missed three-foot putts on the fourteenth, fifteenth and seven- teenth holes, on all of which he would have made threes had he made the putts. He also took three putts on the eighteenth green. Duncan Gets Birdie Three. Duncan got a birdie three on the tenth hole as a result of a very fine iron shot dead to the pin. Barnes’ second shot to the eighteenth hole brought up within eight feet of the pin and he ran down the putt to es- teblish the new competitive record for the course. Michael J. Brady of Oakland Hill, Detroit, turned in the second lowest card of the day. His score was Brady's partner, John G. Anderson of New York, had 77. A large gallery followed Amateur Chick Evans of the Edgewater Club. Chicago, and Charles R. Murray, the! Canadian professional, from Mon- treal. Both had long the tee, Murray’s ball farther out and in better the second shot. Robert T. Jones Jr., made the course in 68, reached the turn in the 1 ifving round today in 39. lying a trifle position for who Sunday anew record, hole qual- His part- ner, Leo Diegel, had a 40. Jones played the first and ninth holes bad- | ly, these holes being the only weak spot on card of consistent golf. Both Diegel and Jones played bet- ter on their inward trip. Diegel got a 37 for a total of 77. Jones fin- ished with a 3§ and a card of 77 Today's Scores. Scores (*) denoting amateurs: Laurie Ayton, Evanston, I)]., 39— 35-—7 4. Walter Loeffler, South Hills, Pitts- burg, 38—40—78. John Patranck, 0 9-—36—7O. Joseph Ternesil, 48 .....3 7 R5 "Newton C. 79 Thoms, Fairview, N. Y., Fairview, N. Y., Mair, Shackmaxon, Shinnecock, 36—40 E. Ward, Penn's Grove, N. J. 91. illaway, 40—86, Thompson, Toronto, Canada, 41—36—77. Bavard Beebe, "9 47j— 85. Nelson, anpolis. ‘ : The Prem arn of overseas do- minions met veeterday for the first President Harding's invi- tatton to a conference at Washington and discussed the question of domin- fon representation at such a confer ence. @&o far as 4iearmament?t is con- ters the : loan A time since cornet the 4omintona are willing to. Continued on Page 2, Columa 5. Question and Extraterri- aAsseme | ithe indicate | kilo Government proposed | e attention j | By the JAPAN PLANS EXCHANGE OF VIEWS ON PROGRAM FOR WASHINGTON MEETING Semiofficial Statement Says Tokio Is Ready to Consider Open Door in China. TOKIO, July 29. By the Assoctlated Press. UBSEQUENT to a Cabinet S meeting held yesterday. which discussed a report of Kijuro Shidehara, the Ambassa- dor to the United States, it was announced that the United States, Great Britain and Japan probably would exchange views in an effo#t to outline the pro- gram for the coming Washing- ton conference. A semiofficial statement issued yesterday says Japan !s prepared to give all prominence in the conference to the questions of the open door and equal oppor- tunity in China, so as to place China in a fair way to the at- tainment of an independent na- tional status. The statement emphasizes the necessity of co- operation by the Powers in aid- ing China in the recovery of her rights and interests. The Chinese Minister has had an exchange of views with Vis- count Uchida, the Japanese For- ign Minister, regarding the sit- uation as concerns China. CUNLIFF PROPOSES ORDINANCE TO REGULATE PARK FLYING —.._._.. {Annoyance Said to Result From Practice of Traveling at Low Altitudes. An ordinance regulating aviators who use the Forest Park landing field and soar over the park and the city is contemplated by Director of Public Welfare Cunliff. He said to- day he would confer with Director of Public Safety McKelvey on the pro- Visions of such an ordinance. | The Park Commissioner issues per- mits for aviators to land in the park. NO permits are given to charge for taking people up, but it is known that aviators are doing this, collect- ing in the air. The usual fee is said to be $1 a minute. There has been low altitude at causing annovance residents near the thinks the ordinance that flying over the minimum height of the business section minimum height of Complaints of opera goers recently resulted in the issuance of an order prohibiting flying. in the park after complaint which they fly, and anxiety to park. Cunliff will require park be at a 1000 feet and of the city 3000 feet. over at a i p. m. A passenger was seriously hurt vesterday when an airplane fell in Forest Park. An account of the accl- dent will be found on Page 19 of the Post-Dispatch today. SEARCH FOR MAN WHO RENTED CAR FOUND ABANDONED HERE Kansas City Clerk and Wife Miss- ing After Hiring Auto Figuring in Attempted Holdup. Fv the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, July 20.—Police began an investigation today of the e disappearance of Theodore F. Tay- and his wif Inee Bunda, , , 1 ior, err, a druggist's « who have been mirsing following a report that a motor car which they rented here was found ‘blood-stained and abandoned tn 8t Louis. today. The automoblie referred to was used by a man who attempted ¢: hold up a filling station at [6059 ‘West Florissant avenue last might The story of the attempt and the finding of the auto is printed on page 1s BEES HALT TOWN'S BUSINESS Traffic Hell Up for an Howr by Swarm at Boreman, Mont. Aseo l’ress BOZEMAN ness w lated Mont July 20 Rus zed, scores of persons and traffic hour for a the buatn yesterday when the bees, that apr ly had queen, swooped down on that section and filled the cir Tourists driving into Bozeman over the Yellowstone trail stopped their cars and parked them to await a clearing of the atmosphere. Final- ly a city atreet f an with a shovel and hammer aucceeded in attracting is PArAals cearned far distance of district T iT) | ’ cove’ ry rae t) ry ir ee AY! ’ three blocks tn een Usgands of lost thetr here irern'’ ret the bees into the city park. a short distance away, by a constant clang- ing Baseball HF latest reports and scores T«: the games in the National and American Leagues will be found on page 14 ef this edi- tlon-—the Sporting Page. about | * WHISKY AND STILLS SEIZED ON FARM: LIQUOR MADE THERE UNTIL RECENTLY Federal Prohibition Agent and County Prosecutor Conduct Raid at Bellefon- taine Road Farm—Owner Tells of Leasing the Build- ing. TWO .DAUGHTERS VERIFY STATEMENT Former Deputy Identifies Paraphernalia Found There as Having Been Taken by Him in Previous Liquor Raids: Officers investigating rgeee that Sheriff John Willmann fa ito en- foree the ry m4 . laws 5 = Louls County yesterday f i ‘ more stills, a large f whis- ky and evide [ t manufa ture of ““moomnsh ia whisk’ barn said by the ow: rented to Sheriff Willmann The stills and whisky were nceaied in the eaves of a two-story bar t farm of Mrs. Alma With 3 r widow, on the east side of taine road, and north of th = rond. Mrs. Wilhelmy said f! ~ iff, in renting the bar t : wanted- it as st 2 hous liquor and stills which he tatends: to mage Mrs Vithel Imy and her 'w daughter Mrs. Bertha Dickson an Miss “puri Wilh: in st to Prosecutine Attorn: Fred M ler of St. Louis County and ‘ f Federal Prahibitior Ent ‘e Agent FEF. J bis : s > Willmann rent: the et J uary and ¢) two Ita had bee working m the barn htiy about t eK iz Each of the stilis had a capactt for maki? bg Se IAL x 1iions of LBA i da ‘The whisky was in 4 f ww lon cans and, according ft iT was of 174 per os . \ " tent In acidition the of! s fo 233 barrela bearing a st: lor raisin mash, but cont ” oO water and fermented fra ' seve hundred empty cans similar to thos which the whisky was found sacks which in about 150 fained corn Ss TAar Statement of Mre. Wilhelmy. Mires. Wilhelmy, whose statement! were corrected occasional! . ; daughters, related the following story to Mueller and H r im t? presence of a Post-Dispatch porter “Last September two Ttaltange rent ed the barn and, without mv consen’ began manufacturing whisky () jan. 4 of this year the sti]l was ra! ed by Sheriff mn and A. J Stuckmnmar wht wie © f hte ley uties at that time a rt i? } lin re ed and Sherif? VN inn d Tri fp . 2S barrels «of an? he fo ad iin the basement of ft) barn ind left the ermpt harr standing A fow dave later he came ton the farr 1 told * that he estred ¢ use the barn as g ete ge house f stills and liquor which he said he tk tended to confiscate tn ofher parts of the eunt bie sid that he wou. Arrange for paytng me the rent lat on, a@ he did not know how long h-« would use the rn. It depended raid. on what the Government would do in the way of depoasing of the atille. barrela and whatever eles he might conflecate Hie told me to «a iow no one in the barn unlews It was someone sent by him Bays Sheriff Called Prequently “After that Sheriff. Wilimann called at the farm several times. He and his deputy hauled additional barrela to the barn which they said they had ebtatned tn raida. : They pent considerabie time about the barn but I pafd no particular atten .- tion to therm ‘About two weeka after herr? Wilimann had rented the barn two Itallans carne and Informed me that Sheriff Willmann had sent them to work tn the barn I gave them the key to the hasement of the barn, he- lieving that the Fheriff had —_ therm, and they occupied the bar every night q do not know of we we 7 =e ee oe ———— Continued on Page a4, Coteuma A 6 Galli ae art : «ve Fae 5 is ie iat : ahh: s+ *& heh CeOEEN.. © PEAY eR Rs sat? a AION " he. ‘ ' at s a een wre yy Rat py OE Re ee retgerens > Rap YO Nae 4 te Pe ee - ve > - ery acd ote itl CE a f ’ * , “ -. -¥ ec oF -s & | 7 ; @ f oe Bal | : t. ; . ¥ (is & ee : -. @ ies 2 ‘a 4 : 2 Pct A c?? & bit ae (2s J . 3 ‘i a 75 -2t eS oe + ¢ ; oe : * . | ‘} beg . r ; rs qa & ee 73 & 2 F ‘| & : ih it : is a q * lap ott tiie Be ae ee ea an ieee is 5 tar , , . g - - we f . ‘ < a o# - Gre « ae od SOE NEE i ON ON yg mee Dt bal ies tee ee ee ed ‘gor ae: ee ee er ee nme wee mw me
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DUBLIN PARLIAMENT Prime Minister Held to Be, Giving Holding Idea in Seeing North and South Irish Leaders Sep- ls a - WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1921. — 31 LLOYD GEORGt, ‘¢ rhs Mya THEN GO HOME 10 s With SESSION LIKELY Impression of “Two Nation” arately. By the Aamsociaied Press LONDON, July 20. between Eamonn de Valera and Pre-— mier The tomorrow Lloyd George will | | probably be their last before the re- turn to Dublin, Ireland a meeting of the of the South Ireland delegates. Following their return to Irish Re- publican Parlinment wil! in all Iike- | lihood be convened publican leader an opportunity to re- , port to give the re- next and take fresh counse! on the 5 ‘ y Pig 4 an in aa ° desk ~~ ae, x 8 "te > s St . > > > * — 7 iowa ~ ‘ ‘ we « - A \ a rn ane. which contra-|~°°" * DeVe® Seexec With the pla: ‘ " Sy } i « ‘ ‘ dicts the virtual essence of our “'* ©! orveamey case,’ said a man who enjoys the “After the series, where did you confidence of the southern delega- go? ‘To Canada, then to Chicago, tion then to Louisiana, then to Texas and ‘ . rmIeK ! Tae r 5 | 4 ms e | ¢ raig’s Statement Critictsed. } fit kk ) Louisiana inally | ( “ume in Irish quarters here there is back to Chicago some question in regard to the au- “When did you hear from anyone thorship of-the statement given out i" reference to coming here about by Sir James Craig on his departure this case” “T’ got a telegram fro). for Belfast Monday eevening, in which he deciared that the British to see me. (;overnment must reach its own dent of the agree Ulster its present status, with its own par- and me in Texas. liame that t statement, which the members of the De Valera party had 1 ment with De Valera and that was determined to maintain nt. his was not an interview, but a ican assert pocket Sir n his when he left Texas Sarrett, League Maharg last June. Maharg then cam Then Ban Johnson, prési- American John Tyrell, Assistant State's Attor ney in League, ani) this case, came to see Mahars | who and in James |paid my expenses. was called Then I came to These quarters point out Chicago and saw Judge Charles V.| represents this the Amer-! case. Johnson | I went back back here tO Downing atreet, one of them quoting about a month ago by Johnson, who, IJoyd George's secretary as author- again paid my expenses. He sent ity for this assertion. me to Northern Michigan for a “Sir James Craig left No. 10 a few while, then to Milwaukee and then minutes after 7 o’clock that night; 'back here. 1 received no pay from he entrained 1 hour and 45 minutes! Johnson other than my expenses.’ later for Belfast and gave out the “Was any promise made you by statement just before the train start-| Tyrell or Johnson concerning this ef," said one of De Valera’s col- | case?” “No, sir. I came here vo) leagues. “An examination shows the | untarily to testify.” eare with which it was composed Attorney Berger, of the defense, | it has too much to Say about Lloyd leaulled the jury’s attention to the fact | (,eorge's ment, Spiration from a quarter which it {s baby, the Belfast Parlia to be accepted as without in- flat tturns had given against Carl Zork, of St. Louis, a de- fendant ('ross- hixamination Brien not difticult to identify. “It also is marked by vagueness lames C and it pledges Ulster to nothing. The. sendin me olive branch in the last sentence. “How much promising co-operation we have seen ae ceived from money have you Ban Johnson?” "About no testimony | of Burns. cross-examined | } | re- before. Its composition is not un- | $200 or $300," like that of many pronouncements | ‘Ile that all expect?’ we Mig | issued from London in the past.” “Whe ‘ou heated wv asia 2il Hope of Meeting in Belfas ee eee Tey The prol ’ ty ast. dicted what did you do?" “I went ] ro A »1 ity of Be | meeting itl t Ata . ivan * Pacific conference could be of any *Jesse Guilford, Woodland, 40—37 40g» —— value without the presence of the vi. Alex Cunningha Tal " ‘ . . " . . 4tiiiu sa 0) dominion Premiers Herbert Martin, New York A. C., » 74 oledo The Times reports that the Canadi-| 41—~+41—-82 Ed Galligan, Baldwin, N. ¥ an Premier, Arthur Meighen, has; ‘*H. H. Thomas, Charlotte, 46 sa § ia $8 : + " : ‘ . > 9] - - postponed his departure from Lon- | W. J. Damen. Woodley don | P c. Dagliesh, Echo Lake, 4) ery. Ala 2G ¢ a os Montgom. ts picked up. a] Ja (lerd Buffalo, NF Japan Not Opposed to Conference, P. O. Hart, Marietta, 39--39-——78. | 29_-s + Says Ambassador at London, William Braid, Upper Montclair, W. M. Lea \ferchantvifle By the Associated Press ' 48-—picked up. 27 .....3 9... te ten ae LONDON, July 20.—Baron Haya- | WwW. <. Gordon, Chillicothe, 43-—— Fra} ge. Ingleside, Ge *. shi, the Japanese Ambassador, de-; picked up. | 460—89. . nies that there is any question of | John Edmundson, Lanerch, Ma- | George P. Jacobue Ridgewood © opposition on the part of Japan to); noa, Pa, 40—40—80. y. |—.39—7 9 President Harding's proposal for a’ Alick Gerard, Oakland, N. Y., 40 | Leonard Gloss Standard, Lous. conference at Washington, which, on), —39—79. ville, Ky., 42--39—s7 practically identical with that of the, United States President Harding formed of the desire of the dominion that adv&ntage be taken presence in London to the Pacific question at least to a preliminary examination here, ac- cording to the London Times. The Premiers hope to be in a position at their meeting today, adds the Times, forward in has been in- Premiers ject “to take a definite step this matter with the eoncurrence of the United States.” cy was maintained relative to the dis- of the Pacific conference defense considered by , cussion ‘and empire never-ending sub- | | } clines Offer of $25 for Services, Physicians Say. Twenty-five persons responded at the contrary, he said, was welcome. | Japan was quite ready to discuss with other powers questions of mu- tual interest, including the limitation of armaments, on which the Japa- Government had already ex- pressed its willimgness to negotiate. Japan, however, desired to know be- %\ é Gas MORE GOLD MARKS |SAYS HE HAS BEEN ROBBING | 25 PERSONS VOLUNTEER TO (JIM — forahand what subjects were to be; discussed. “Otherwise.” remarked the Am- bassador, ‘“‘we may embark discussion.”’ suggestion that naturally continued the Ambassador, whether we are again to bring up matters which the treaty of Ver- sailles has already dealt with. It is clear that such matters as Shantung, upon a “The arises,”’ oe } ' |: } Yap and New Guinea, If ratsed, would | result in a general conference points that are already accomplished facts ‘Expressing believe that a views. solution mv personal practical without interfering with mattrrs of principle that have already been de- | 37-—76 cided upon.’”’ on | | of} It declares that the strictest secre-| all the questions involved is possible! picked up. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BARNES LEADS FIELD WITH 69 IN GOLF TOURNAMENT Comtinued From Tage One. John T. Shea, Kernwood, Mass., *D. M. Parker, Garden City, 39— 43——82. 4h RI. 40 a picked up. rR. HH ' picked u od Topping Creen Prown W illiarn Hoh McDonald. Bob-0’ Lig, f - Or? ey, Sub urban, Wis, b? Tom McNamara, Siwanoy, 41— picked up. Richard Beattie, Bannockburn, 44 —47—91. Jack Pirie, Woodmere, 38—49— 78. George Norriem, Newark, N. J.. 49——-picked up. J. Mitchell, Montclafr, N. J.. 45—/ 36—8 1. ©. G. Hackbarth, Cincinnati. *J. S. Worthington. Siwanoyr, 49, | 1879. at the Posteffice ; 29 | under thei act of March ‘3. . ’ Bell. Olive 6@06; Kinloch, Central 6606. | ST (o., iMernbe | MEMBER The re r Audit OF - ~*~ we, Associated titied to th dispatches crédited to use LOUIS POST-DISPATEH rounded OF TOSEPH LITZ=ER Jec. 13. ise iblished Deliv y the Puli-ser “ and Olive Streeg Bureau of Clreulations ) ASSOCIATED PRESs Press ig exclusively on- for republication of all aevs it Or not otherwise A Fils ‘ . . ‘ c ‘redited in this paper and : " | Dan Goss, North Adams, Mass., 45 Ors ‘Sunlighed herein an PB. -e.. ~~ whi picked up. : - ee spec.al Cispatches bere are an Joseph Stein, Nashua, N. Hi, 42,;°" a. 3i—i9. SUBSCRIPMOS Pe gt BY MAIL iy | - ry vc M. J. Brady, Oakland Hill, 37, 33 — _T0. Daiiv and Sunday. one year. . Ue . es | Daily without Sunday. one year , *John G. Anderson, Siwanoy, 40,'Sundsy only. one year .. nied ~ — ] 7 Re it ° ao - y posta order, expres: : ‘ money order er St Louls exchanges, Jack seckett, Yountakah, 44—J ee a on . . ma arrier in ot... LOUIS angG Durts: picked up. t0-mile zone ) - W. G. Green, Rumson, N, J., 44, 39 | Dally only 08 a Afonth Sunday 100 & Copy o JNTOUGN Ne wscea.ers F sewhere: - 83. | Daily Ooniy, ‘wJC a M min, = ingay, 10e a Copr William Mackie,, Danville, Va.—! ,....-64 as second-class St. | —_ = siveness. tations, 40° {WASHINGTON FURNITURE Sunrooms, O Dining An Unrestricted Reduction on Kennard’s Furniture has always been held in high esteem by people of taste because of its excellence of design and superior workmanship—and exclu- All of the suites and odd pieces, including all impor- for Living Rooms, Rooms, Breakfast Rooms, Bedrooms, and Porches. have been re-marked to accord with replacement values and on these low prices a discount of 2O is now being allowed,-thus making the present occasion a great oppor- tunity to beautifully furnish your home with thoroughly desirable Fur- niture at exceedingly. attractive prices. — — ———E—O——————————————<—<-— — i — GILASPY Watking, yy, Yr Retired TwO TEME a One Acting Lieutenant ' Their Forme matter July I7 at Louk, Wo. FTER 43 ON POLIE L Ansm Found Cu of Refusing ' Assignment CAPTAINS © Other Changes (hanges fro + ’ ~ Wis : ‘ ‘ ‘aid ts ' KReTused: the 'V<« — +* . ‘ *gain i” | : der was inten dei OF the ' a. : ting : ; ow Ohry «' izes troink Back t When fo "rlea on charges I « 89 againet hin "SPF of the notice ave Sk pecte4 « wer T have arrang Senee, and 1 a rT : ‘ . former home iy Co! . & severe.
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_ J. Topping, Greenwich, Cona, ced up. H. Brown, Watkins N ted up. : ~~ “ liam Gourley, Suby . rban, Wiltes. N. J., 45, 39-—84 ever. Homestead, Danver, , Seo = * Sweetser, Ardsley, N. Y. 40, Rava tea snes Rte Cooper, New Brunswick, w. J =——91. i. Hackney, LB D>. Armour. Scotland 43, 3g ’ ’ Atlantic City, g¢ ‘les Mothersole, 42—-36——78. Amsay Hunter, Newe rs “astle, Be ~F9. w eebure, Walker. Engle ay siewood, N. J., Purnhull, Midlothian, 44 id McKay, Pittsburg. 43—~37_ fred teld, fc Cunningham, Toledo 4 fee Galligan, Baldwin. w e ° } an 4 J. Damen, W oodley, Montgom- m., 29-—36—75. K Gordon. Buffalo. N. M. Leach, a N. 2 9 7 &. nk Begg, Ingleside, Ga, ¢p— Wilmington, 4 r 38-——~7% Tre R. Jacobus. Ridgewood, w Nard Gloss, Standard Louts. Ky.. 42--39--81. ; ee el LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Ounced by JOSEPH gf PLITZER, 18 « Dec. 12. ned Dall’ by the Pale r TY Co. Twelfth and Ulive Sires - iolishing mber Audit Bureau of eee IER OF THD ASSOCIATED PRESS. Associated Press is exc! usiv to the uee for republication of ay , ome ches credited to it or not otherwise a iin this paper and “is0 the jece! Dublished herein. All rights of reput. = special dispatches he ‘rein are algo ‘RIPTION RATES. BY Mal : : S ae AiL IN AI\ and Sunday, one vear. .. .$12.50 without Sunday. one ear sa fy y only. one Year .: ri ut either ty postal order. : : ry oT. express order or St. Louls exchange. . Carrier in &t. Louts end Soburbe: (40-mile zone oniy. 70ca@ Month: Sun ae 19e@a ‘hrough Newsdealers F- new here: Copy Only, «oC a M nth, Sunday, 10c¢ @ Copy ered as #r ond- Class matter July 17. at the Postoffice at St. Lou thei act of March 3. 1879. Me. i. Olive 8606. Kinloch. Central #800. in high ellence exclu- impor- Dining Porches, cement. at oppor: able Fur- of 20% ee POST- ‘DISPATCH l. McDonald, Bob-O’Link, 44, ae ALASPY FIRED. TER 45: YEARS H POLICE FORCE. | Found Guilty by the Board of Refusing to Accept an twO TEMPORARY CAPTAINS CONFIRMED Captain and Their Former Other Changes Announced - The number of police now 14, and the number passed On contirmation ot porary appointmie The board confirmed its temporary peers: of Lieuts . LoepKer and Arthur L. 9 rag to the rank of Captain. Fred Schiefel- Promotions Not Confirmed. The board did not neen to the rank of Captain, temporary promotion of Sergt. of Lieutenant, return totheir former. Captain aid one Lieu-, Wade Mathews to the position of As- Was directed to continue in that position areport that Lieut. eonsidered for appointment Lieutenant-(‘olonel who was recently Was removed from ona charge of insubordination. failed to report at Courts building, a few days ago, Werk assigned him, and the Inspec- lor Was obliged to prefer has recently been planning 0 quit his connection * return to his fo 4 iat for Captains. MeGuire was transferred fro: the Carondelet to the Laclede hey of the Laclede Was sent to Carondelet. Former Assistant Chief UGillaspy. who has served in the department 45 years, spoke resentfully today at his Avenue Station board's action in his case, and of the “When I was retired on a patrol- Il was given th: retired. Assistant and now I have been dismissed be- fause I declined to serve as a flun- “I was surmnmoned © police headquarters the other day Acting Chief Gerk, who showed | m@ & written order directing the re- fred Captains to go to Police Court And investigate causes that had been : I called Gerk’s atten- on to the fact that KY.” said Gillaspy” did not apply to me. Assistant Chief. Mid he would look into the matter on rae the Axsignme nt. 8€ap and info rmed me th at the or- Ger was inten. led for me, as w ou as ‘OF the retired aptal ns tha there WAS some and I might have been t Of mv Dusiness, 1 WAS suUperannuated Going Back to ‘ anette. ried a ie A charges | appeared as a wit- = eae ee ee ——— ee ew ee ee - a oo i Whose Office |$320 000 SOUGHT in a Liquor Inquiry J COHN WiesAR N. STILL AND WHISKY > IN BARN RENTED BY SHERIFF WILLMANN (entinue | From Page One. OWn Knowledge what Wie were doing there because I never investi- ‘gated, but 1] presumed they were working because we frequentiy de- | tected the odor of mash. “However, 1 did not interfere with them because they had told me the Sheriff had sent them and I took it ‘for granted that they were working rith his permission. Sheriff Will- mann did not come here after that. “About two weeks ago the Italiaris| departed, telling me and my. dangh- ters that they would noi return They said thev had received a tele- Phone message to quit work. I did not question them and thet is ail the: information they gawe meé. They ! turned over the key:to the baseinent of the barn. Neither my daughters nor I have entered the basement un- til this afternoon. I felt that as I. had rented the place to Sheriff Will- mann that I was not concerned with the basement. I never learned the names of the Italians, but would be able to identify them on sight.’ Mrs. Wilhelmy and her daughte-:s went to Hoover's office in St. Louis today and repeated, in writing... the | statements they made yesterday. Hoover suid he would submit this to Special Assistant Attorney-General] | Dvott. Deputy Identifies Barrels. Former Deputy Sheriff ON THE BOOKS UF CHAIN GROCERIES Discrepancy in Accounts of Transportation Revealed at Testi- mony in Bankruptcy Case. OFFICIAL TELLS OF METHODS FOLLOWED ‘Admission Made That None of Directors Knew Gro- cery Business and Stores Were Operated at a Loss. » could not ascertain whai ‘ — |/ hunting it and a jot more,” clusion of the ex- tempt to lorate haw oh writ Gam bb] Gives List of Expenditures. of OO 1h espaxs notes given last #0 flavs before + the promise of opening Operate at Loss, who resigned as Vice presi- Stutes Finance as given a contract to had about 100 sales- , they were able to sell only $60,- worth of stock in two At the last stockholders’ it was brought a nunpe r of disgrunt though Gamble | ees “CONCRETE FOR PERMANENCE Concrete Roads double the load, : save time and shorten the route. Any day, any season, you can drive with safety on Concrete. PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION To Improve and Extead Usee of Concrete Cree Dietreeit tee ng Pretec Sa Oveg. Vancouver, B.C B tugs ad Des Moines Kansas City New York Solt Lake City Write for Good Roads Booklet R-3 WEDNESDAY aad arcane, sUbe 20, a. STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH HOUSE AGREES 10 SERVE BOARD'S REQUEST FOR INQUIRY Governor Harding Sidetves Investiga- tion of Affairs in Last 18 Months to Fnd Complaints. the Associated Pres« WASHINGTON, July 20.-—Gover- nor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board, with the approval of Secre- tary Mellon, has asked Congress to investigate the operations of the board and the reserve system, and Chairman McFadden of the House Banking and Currency Committee late yesterday introduced a resolu- tion to carry out the request. The investigation proposed would einbrace every detail of the activities of the board, its 12 banks and its branch banks over “the period of deflation,’ or about the last 18 —@ audit them and that he was not eure whether it would be worth while to put the creditors to that expense. SECOND MAN PIVEN pocerecuen’s novos | BURKETT CASE RECALLS « IN STANDARD OIL OF EATH PFN AI TY IN NEW JERSEY, $106,875 WOMAN SWINDLER (.reat Bulk of Stock Transferred to Others in Family and ¢ - -— 1H Falecational In«titutions. Forger Gis art Said Special to the Peet.Dpispate? ; >, OX | ' NEW YORK, July 20 semble Ann ©O'Delia the New York World accounts J tre sew York obtained by Debar’s Mati for approximately $156,000.,- Eugene Hayes Is Convicted re. Sperone ‘referred stock of the Stan NEW YORK, Ju and Sentenced to Hang by Perce. ne bean] seca Ee se now hetd veetigation was hegr Jury at Hillsboro, Mo.., for either by me sachet Wai of the ie Ke- Aweietan’ [ristriet-Attorney feller family, ar by the Educa- Sal Man’ M d tional institutions founded and © determine whether = oon § urder. 2 ichardeon Burkett of bo ptr rte a hv the age rnaster La ¢ rernain in John Lb». Rockefeller’s Street, was con- ame , , promissery note, had ev: a name. Their value is only §196,- ° a : at Hillishborn Mio os Te fry oon j a” i4 ’ 7 oe ’ e . ; © é « lies I har ri seri ot = @& murder of An- If the huge transfer of owner ' ‘ ) , Mr Of A generatio: 74 at hi I ad Debar was iong and varied 29 f 16218 } os wean ‘ulk (of Standard il last heard f 33, O 521 South 45 - Asst are rom aa navin j stock The World's infor : a iAVI Ng i rina 4 , he convicted July 18 = eased from an English prison . tion accounts fo 978.480 + ¢ ' tah : ; , ' 1996, with a man named Jackson shares of common stock and | and his broth- hak hae who posed as her hushand on8d,509 shares of preferred Jesse and (Otto , ' were sentenced for their PA SLOCK of the Standard (9h) ("o, ie} with complicity, 5 With 4a cult. known as of New Jersey, as follows eo . . Tr. . T nity She vas: Hest (‘ommon. Preferre Rg signed Statement. Toor Spy TT ee fi New York as the woman Seward signed written Education Boerd 176320 56.779 timized Luther BR. Marsh. a ' a. % . t) ‘ 4 ry > ag t iy ad f. Le] ee sa ln wy 7 rr , i; ¢} . A »¢l - ai : = . . lat Lite) Chem ) 7° aa 1 1OCGCG but Hayes testified vesterdayv that the +) noKefelley Trietitute + O00 avenue home to her ga° 4 ; aura Spe.man-Rock iiin and misrepre- fol! ; Suins of money and ‘ ‘ oF Me rinl ‘ ‘ sae ié tiita he was Sif MINK bie ; . ~ in 40 ce if oo expensive apartment wh Joh ’ kefeller _ 7 he said, because . J; 452.080 38.970 public stances. She was taken AWAY his be ae ! = ee defrauding -Marsh at no comment on ef John D. Rock: prison term feller, 303.280 45.000 i ] Mre bE Parmalee She traveled about eonde e; en ‘also ; laughter } ) }1° ; = ‘ . ser os am Tt a .. rb } 7. or 6.120 Claiming to have hid entence f t eA ROCKS! 2 ; i sent ee a, pig siarold F. MeCorimick and was.once sentence appea woul . Jr (grandson of ° ap} d ’ ot 4 000 | nois Penitentiary.under the Jontn I> Rockefe| jer 1 (00) Vera }’ A a Hi - * ins . ° — wt 7 - . = € 1e@! arié Sew " Shootings ae ee ae j ee ] : ward Admitte ad . hooting. jane ComDined yaque of these se- included those th a Seward were arrested ee. aC oew iene oO yemerni@y, s ‘ 3 , I ‘t. Loui ffi ee nore tee . oe arket Gen. Joseph H. : Diss yy RI. urs oti Which wer 13343 for the co sori Will . ; ¢ ™ ad {) ,7 (+? th My re . s,4 . = lillarm J Mi er VW r 3ete 4 Ww a," been informed th 17 sneha ] t) .* f ; pit fe Te : \* S$i4, ‘ vn CSS Cagoan Haves gave him oneiisaaiuakam Alj thie i liet »] ' . « in ¢ . - meld wit! out } oa ] ‘ :) | 5 eee ere Hydro- Flectric Power ¢ o.—Ap- meia 1oOuUut Hone I , : ater” OE enum the Saas hake tai "MINNE APOLIS. Minn July 0. peal to Be Taken. : ae. re ee Profits of the “Big Five” packers By the Associated Press last year amounted to 19 cents a LEXINGTON, Ky has been taken district and county such cases where th sentative Patman of Cass today pre- | By the Assoctated pared a petition requesting the Gov- DETROIT, Mich... July 20.—A ver- to the Circuit Court bill to the special dict for $35,000 was returned today Judge Cochran: held Legislature making it by the Recorder's Court jury that ordinate unions of the esi t 3 | ily 20.— asi ACTION ON KU KLUX KLid eescdi on all livestock slaughtered, International Printing Pressm bb. Heinemann, secretary of the Assistants’ Union of Nort institute of Ainerican Meat Paekers, ig entitled to recover $16 July 209. No action told the American Institute of Bank- costs from George L. ‘ Statements nade ing here today dent of the Internationa). regarding alleged During the year 37,155,958 meat fpPur associate mnembers on activities of masked bands in Texas. animals were dressed by the five of directors, by a rulin Attorney-General Cureton said today companies, he said, at a profit of Federal! Judge A. M. requests have been made by local $7,218,086. Aggregate sales were The decision was ip ~ State action and. $3,013,002,000, giying average profits Chicago Union No. 3. against T? pointed out that it is the duty of the of less than a quarter of a cent on L. Berry et a! The ac attorneys to pros- each dollar's sales. The companies,’ of the alleged misuse of reare law he said, earned an average profit of py the officials in fuftherir 1.2 per cent on capital and surplus. Wydro-Electric Power C aie projects in Tennessee July ?0.- Repre- 835,000 Breach of Promise Verdict. i It ak demeuneed he the plaintiffs wuuld apr appear in disguise in considered the suit for alleged breach ynion in practically every he said, would be of promise brought by Miss Monica city in the eountry are not suspend aimed at the alleged Ku Klux Klan Hatton against Arthur Stott, wealthy from the union and are etill in cood Detroiter standing “Talk of the Town” : A GOOD INVESTMENT Bomont 78 All Present Models Will Me f‘ontinued “Did you ever ride so comfortably?” “Could yo tell when you crossed the tracks?” “I looked at the oil gauge at 200 miles—apparently we didn't use any.’ “I averaged over 27 miles to the gallon that last trip—sand and mud most of the way.”—You hear it everywhere. All America is talking of this aston- ishing Overland—and Amercia is proud of it tool 4 ~ Y 4 = if; 4! os y Now’ 95 America’s low cost now $200 reduced! Add to its low cost its gasoline, oil and tire economy and its low upkeep—and you get a service per mile that never has been egua/lied or approached. Then add its amazing comfort on Triplex Springs, plus its quality. Its baked enamel finish! Its curtains that open with the doors! Its complete con- venience! ~ Then rush your order in for Summer use. Touring, f. «. 6. Telede - - - - wai, § 895 +--+ -- mow, $ 695 Roadster, f. «. b. Teleda- +2 ewes, 895 Coupe, f. 0b. Teleda - +--+ -was, 1425 Sedan, f.0.b. Teleda-2--+wes, 147§ + - Ss ae ** 6 Ss 33 hh be WILLYS-OVERLAND, Inc. (Factory Branch) Central 4119 : ‘Retail and Wholesale ’’ Atk About Extremely Fasy Paymen’e Locust at Twenty-third duthorized St. Louwta Dealers Westgate Automobile Co. 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Peru Be ie Pd ¢ * j Bs. peta TE. = a . f >. { “ . tae a y Le, P ws i, 4 oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = eee nee SUNDAY POST: DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. wrowe JULY 0 Ee ae ADMITS HOLDUP STORY IS FALSE MRS, WOODLOCK GOES 10 PRISON | RAILROAD SALE CONTEMPLATED | DIES OF SLEEPING SICKNES Man Makes own Nese Bleed Before Calling the Police. When policemen answered a call to Twentieth and Locust satreets at 9:30 last night, they found Harry Holtzman, 26 years old, owner of a dry goods store at 2109 Market street, and hie wife. Holtzmann’'s neoee was bleeding. He said he and his wife had been held up and robbed at Twenty-first and St. Charlies streets of $322 in cash and jewelry worth $350 by two negroes, one of whom had hit him in the nose. After he had been questioned and eanght in contradictions he signed n confession. He said he had owed his sister-in-law $2590 since Decem- ber and she wanted it. He borrowed it from a loan company and hid it at home. He had $500 robbery ingfurance. He figured that if he could get that $500 he would be even with the world. So he and his vife went to Twenty-first and St. Charles and he tampered with his nose until it bled and then called | | mitted burglary. the police. iy SP | : .000,000 Pounds of Sugar Burned. | 'Ry the Associated Press. y the Associated Press Will Serve Tén-year Sentence For First Husband’s Death. Twenty-three prisoners were tak- | melle & Western Railroad in Arkan- sas for what can be obtained for the | en from St. Louis to the peniten- tlary at Jefferson City at 7 o'clock this morning to serve out their vari- ous sentences. Among the prison- | ers is Mrs. Lilllan Woodlock, who is | |ing to a letter received in Belleville murder of her first husbana, Thomas | P. Broderick. When notified that | she would be taken to Jefferson | (‘ity this morning Mrs. Woodlock | told the deputy sheriff she was suf- |, fering from rheumatism and could | under a 10-year sentence for the t walk. She was taken to the seal in an automobile. Her daugh- ter, Mrs. Daniel FE. Miller, was at the train. Mrs. Miller l'rsula Broderick, was paroled June 21, under her 10-year sentence for | the killing of her stepfather, Jo- | : freight. Walter W. Fuess, formerly ‘of Belleville, is vice president of the | seph Woodlock. Another prisoner in the lot is “New York Blackie,”” who was sen- tenced to serve 10 years July 1, on! | HEMMING LEAVES WIFE NOTHING his plea of guilty to charges of hav- ing burglar tools and having com- —— Canada to Reduce Army. | formerly Belleville mentneters in Arkansas Line Notified of Project. The sale of the Little Rock, Mau- rails, ties and right of way is con- | templated in the near future, accord- by bondholders. The letter is writ- ten by Arthur C. Becker, a former Belleville resident, who 18S secretary nd treasurer of the railroad. It igs reported that Belleville citi-, 'vens own bonds to the value of $100,- time. He also walked about at 000 to $150,000 in the company. The original plan of the company was to haul timber and when the timber was exhausted to extend the line to Hot Springs, Ark., and haul | company Man Killed by Caretaker Refers to Her as Alleged Widow. By the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, July 20.—Harry G. i | Ailment of = Dodsley, Who Died Monday, Is Diagnosed. The illness of Theodore R. Dods- ley, 44 years old, a dentist of 1964) Burd avenue, was pronounced just | before his death Monday night at | St. John’s Hospital to have been sleeping sickness. Several physicians who attended him were puzzled by his case, per- ceiving none of the common symp- toms of illness. He did not sleep constantly, arising intermittently to eat meals, but returning to bed each times. He was ill from last April 23. Set Nothing to Compare With Cadillac in Value— Even from the Angle of Price . There has never been a time in its history when the Cadillac was not plainly the greatest value in America, or, indeed, in the entire world—even if you approach it from the angle of price. In America no car is comparable with it in point of long and honorable history, or demonstrated performance-value over 8 BEAUMONT, exas, July 20.— | day destroyed the Morbihan Sugar by 10 per cent | OTTAWA, July 20.—Cgnada_ will | Fire of undetermined origin yester- |reduce its permanent military, force | Hemming, killed in the presence of after July 31 in the! his estranged wife } factory near New Iberia, La., ac- |interest of economy, ft was an-/| Frank Eberhardt, cording to word received here last | nounced yesterday by the Military | Duck Island estate night. About 1,000,000 pounds of |Department. This means that the! referred to Mrs. Hemming as his ‘‘al- | a maximum of 3600} leged widow” in his will, which left} en Delmar boulevard was « sugar was bur..ed with an estimated | force will have loss of $300,000, the report said. ‘officers and me n instead of 4000. | her nothing. \ lot. an who gave an address on Delmar last week by} boulevard. The mother failed to re-, caretaker of her/|turn for the baby when the time was near Northport, up yest rday afternoon. Investigation revealed the address The One Tri in a Thousand— Make It Now! _—a new kind of vacation full of fascinating change EN, women, children—all need a change in suminer time from the year’s routine of business, home and school. It is profitable in dollars and in health. (jo00d business men and doctors all agree. So don’t decide this year that you'll stay home. Decide to go and go now. But have a complete change, for in the greatest change is greatest value. I was so advised by a physician years ago, and the question naturally arose, “Where to?” A Surprising Answer A friend of mine suggested Southern California, which caused me great sur- prise. I thought it a warm place to go in summer. But he convinced me other- wise and so I went. I spent July, August and September there and slept under blankets ninety nights. I never knew a finer summer climate. Balmy days, ideal for any sport, and refreshing sleep were invariably the rule. But more than that, I enjoved the absolute diversion due to totally different environment and ‘atmosphere,’ that really renews people who are tagged. This same experience is Near you, too —only a few hours away. For two weeks or two months it's worth your while. A World Within a Province Southern California is a summer won- derland of opportunity for fun or rest. Here are great seashore resorts with fine hotels or modest cottages. By An EASTERNER Four thousand miles of paved auto- mobile highways marked by 70,000 of- ficiaal guide-signs to direct vou to myriad points of interest, including a one-hupdred-and-one-mile drive called Temperature The average meaa temperature in Soothera California for the past 44 yeare (U S. Weather Bureau records) is as follows: lune, 66—July, 70—Avgust, 71—September, 69 The same recorde show that a great city in the center of this section bas on the everage only one day in June, two days in July, three in August and three in September when the thermometer touches or exceeds 90 degrees The air ie usually dry. eo hbieher temperatures are comlortable here that would be uncomilort- able in the East where bumidity emphasizes heat. Southern California averages 309 days of sun- shine Summer is the rainicss season so you cap plan on perfect weathes for your fun. “Rim of the World” with stupendous views on cither side. The world’s most famous ocean fish- ing grounds, where champion anglers come each year from every section ot the globe. Also mountain trout streams. Mountain climbing, with scenic gran- deur that Switzerland would boast. Ocean islands and mountain lakes like Italy's. (jreat cities and primal wildernesses within a stone's throw. A desert (next door to rich orange groves) larger than all,-save Sahara, All-Year Club of Southera California Chamber of Commerce Building Lose Angetes. California ctl ines mumeenas 9 INFORMATION COUPON All- Year Club of Southern California Chamber of Commerce Buliding Loe Angeies California Please send me information describing Southero Caltfornia 1 am interested in ae ing there this summer | Name | Address Fear Dept. B a | eee eee with strange mirage effects. In fact, a thousand unusual attractions to absorb you in their interest. And all these de- lights and curiosities within a circle with a radius of a few hours. Don't say you can’t leave business. ‘Take the family and go! You'll never regret it, for this is one trip in a thous sand. Make it now! It Starts on the Train The railroad trip itself is memorable “through the canyons, mountains and great plains. Every inch is teeming with our early history. ‘lhis great vacation starts when you step on the train. es 0 es Go Now!" thing to do is, go now=—go this sum- mer. Men, women, children—all need a change like this. Decide now. You can arrange it if you will. You'll say it's the best-trip of your lite. It costs less to live in Southern Cali- fornia. So a trip there need not be expensive. Southern California is near our National Government Parks that the Government is now encouraging tourists to visit. Full Information At Railroad Ticket Offices Telephone or write today to local railroad ticket offices for detailed infor- mation—rates, routes, tickets. reserva- tions, etc. Ask for Southern California maps and folders. Do it now. Special railroad rates are now in effect to Cali- fornia. For further information use coupon below. Come to Southern California ‘‘For the Rest of Your Life’’ ES ST OT TT A a LL Tee a long period. No car that assumes or aspires to comparison with Cadillac is known in anything like the same measure for undeviating reliability, and dollar-for-dollar return in uninterrupted long-service. No other car has ever won anything like the same overwhelm- ing admission on the part of the public that it gives back dividends of unbroken satisfaction for every mile of use, whether the distance traveled be one or one hundred thou- sand miles. Value expresses itself in the Cadillac not merely in countless miles of freedom from overhauling, adjustment, or repair, but—as a result of that freedom—in lower cost of mainte- nance which lesser cars cannot equal. Expert opinion in Great Britian has pronounced the Cadillac the greatest car in the world regardless of price. American opinion unanimously echoes that conviction—and both nations are right. Phacton - $3790 $3940 Victoria - 45440 Suburban - parent. The Prufroeck-Litton Furnitere fer. sarloatincapanston — a 3 ‘ ‘ - e 7 ~ - - ee em ———— ae @ ins ~~ — hiw’is Company at Fourth and St UTENSILS AND OTHER CAMP GOODS hashes have teanehed aneeel At From 10c to 30c Lower Than Asked Elsewhere their eagerly awaited ansual S sale and Here are a few items, hundreds of others just as good: «ogg am se eae are Stew Pans, 29c; Milk Cans, 110-gallon, $2.98; Silver Spoons, Knives and Forks, Rogers, and other quick to take advantage of plated, 15c; Meat Saws, large, 69c up; Chopping Bowls, 19c¢; Colanders, 8c and lic; Baking Pans, 29c, 49c, striking values they are o 69c; Frying Pans, 5c, 29c, 69c; Meat Cleavers, 29c, 39c, 69c; double Boilers, 39c; Rolling Pins, 19c, 39c: in living-room, nr ore Sal Navy Hammocks, new, 36-oz. duck, $2.98; Army Blankets (rec.), $1.98; Tents (rec.), $3.45 up; Pie Pans, 1c bed-room furniture. and 2c; Knives and Forks and Spoons at give-away prices; Pitchers, white enameled, 19c and 15¢: Drink- ing Cups, white enamel and granite, large, 5c; Butcher Knives, 19c, 39c: Meat Forks, 5e; White Ename! Cuspidors, $1 value, 25c; Meat Grinders, $4 kinds, $1.95; $10 kinds, $4.95; >; Water Coolers, 10-gal., $1.98 $2.98. Everything else at equally -low prices. "eee Pet or Carnation Milk, OUT OU ow chidecss 3C 9 till il a. m. Limit 5 to customer. Hawaiian Sliced Pine- apple, in heavy syrup. . 20 | Large 2% can Blanke’s Instant HW. & K. Coffee; = ve & oe Tea, 79c, 49c and.. 25¢ Blanke’s Instant 7 . TE A. Coffee,79c, 2 5 P 49c and... | operation a@ the only Pork and Beans in To- Delmonte Grateq Pine Hall's Red § ‘ ® : almon; tall Dill Pickles: lar y. ty puree advised me te ty an a rg large No. Siapple im heavy syrup;ican; positively best jars; 32 oz. sea. ve 1] Remedy, and tte results Bere mae al we lOc ae See site cad ft bargain C net C sale boom wer erful, ee | om gow o cake ; i ey ia tire) 1] , . ‘ the et Catthinntn Chineenches, New York Murille Red lection works : lect my ay ber nene7al Anne ine p in Mule Brand Calif Pitted Cherries in heay . i : orniaisiliced, in heavy syrup; tall y th that rem e the catarr 206 BRR) trom tne’ snceatinnt tract’ ais my > 2 C ho teacaa large 2% 20¢ syrup; large 2% can, C can from the tntest! pal trect and allaye Plan a & Green Gage} can dahil: Red Haapberries 30e Imported Sardines |}. EMammation wi «nang le pre 98 of AC Packed by Delmonte heavy syrup; post- “O5c in pure olive | all stomach, itv ayrup; large 2% ca people. tively 35e walue... C ee C a nte, ‘nelud as money a. Wt eo! Drug €o Half Price on khaki wearing apparel for men and Boy Scouts stores), _Enderie RN RUCOIDTS. EVER ihe cocossa. ARMY GOODS STORE| — 713-719 WASHINGTON AVENUE Cuticura Talcum| OPEN ALL DAY AND EVENING SATURDAYS slthf ADV ERTISEM (ENT. Wife Helps Elect Hubby After having been in ded nat ) f a year with ae\ere paling '® Black Pepper, Red Pepner White Pep- ; ide over the appendiz. Der, Mustard, Ginger. Natmege, Clover. onting. which the Allspice, Mace, Cinnamon. Mexican Chile. 2-ib. can te & K. Spices, T F - rhs aw) ot + at. b. Us : P . - . wae, rei Re eas 7 ~s ‘ae Joo © Perfume > LUuLriesS Violets Toile tle Houbigant's eile Ww ater « Pinaud’s L Pampas Veet: Dierkies Veget Mc >Kesson & Lotion, bottle Mary Garde!
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WEDNESDA JULY 20, 199%" Ocque Point. It was fe... l might be a total eared amton registers 154 9 net tons ith a © oe ne ween nt Oe ctive Retail Buying eported | any retailers report an in- eased number of customers in heir stores, and a neral re- bwed activity in business is ap- ent. The Prufrock-Litton Furniture mpanuy at Fourth and S&t. harles have launched another of eir eagerly awaited annual mmer sales of furniture and eir friends and patrons are ck to take advantage of the iking values they are offerin living-room, dining-room an i-room furniture. — —_—————— — ————— w FOR ONSTIPATION iin ieieentaiiairitaiaaninintte Saale ‘After having been tn bed Ralf the e for s year with severe pains In my nt side over the appendix, stomach bie and blosting, which the doctors Med utiablie to reach with medicine, a the tnteetinal tract and 2tmmation which Drug Co.., on cerie Pm be n-Clow y. John DRUCOIbTS EVE! Bol ree of Dd — - % ——————— +4 = Y- ee Me ‘ R $ _ u mae 5 WEDNESDAY, © JULY 20, 1921. SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. eee ———— Sale of To STIX. BAER re Store Opens at 8:30—Closes at 5—Fridays at 5:30 GRAN D-LEADER BAT] life UANTITIES limited to the usual retail requirements. last all day. A Government tax of one cent on every 25c or a fraction thereof on toilet luxuries. No mail or phone orders filled. Sale in department and on Thrift Avenue, Main Floor. | Creme Oil Soap, 7c Peet Bros.’ Creme Oil | Soap—the cream of olive oil _goap- Buying limit one | dozen, at 77c dozen — eee ee For the Hair (Buying Limit 2) Golden Glint Shampoo, pack- age 16c Packer’s Liquid Tar Soap, goc Palmolive Liquid Shampoo, 42c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Sham- 35C 16c poo Golden Glint Tint, package, Famo Hair Tonic, large 65c¢ Parisian Sage 45C Danderine, small 24C Danderine, medium 44C Danderine, large 68c Canute Water for restoring the hair 98c Orcine Shampoo 19C McKesson & Robbins Cocoa- nut Shampoo 39C Silmerine, for the hair Toilet Sets, $8.00 Of inlay ivory tuscalar, consisting of comb, brush and mirror, in blue, pink or black inlay. Sundries Metal Soap Boxes 10c Sample Toothbrushes, each, 9c 3 for 25c Hairbrushes, open back, hand- . | drawn bristles 50C Dressing Combs, shell finish 25C Men’s celluloid Dressing ombs Isc | Salt 73C | | | Absorbent Cotton, best qual- ity; 4, 8 and 16 ounces Isc, 30c and soc | ‘Rubber Sponges 19C, 29C, 79C, 69c, 89Cc | Water Bottles, good quality 79C¢ | Toilet Waters, Perfumes and Sachet Powders (Buying Limit 2) Piver’s Perfume, Azurea, La Trefle and Floramye, oz. 98c Houbigant’s Sachet Powder, Ideal, Quelques Fleur, bottle $1.85 Coty’s L’Origen Perfume, Original package, small size $4.50 Coty’s Chypre Perfume, oz., Houbigant’s Face Powder, Ideal, Quelques Fleurs and Mes Delices, box $2.50 Houbigant’s Quelques Fleurs | Vegetal, bottle $4-00 Houbigant’s Ideal Perfume, Original package, small size $3.25 Houbigant’s Quelques Fleurs ‘erfume, original package, small size $7.98 Vigny’s imported Powder, box | large sizes : $1.00 Houbigant’s Ideal Vegetal, | bottle $3.25 y; ioubigant’s Ideal or Quelques $e Toilet Water, small bot- see $3.25 | Houbigant’s Quelques Fleurs Toilet Water, small bottle $3.75 Pinaud’s Lilac or Brisa de Pampas Vegetal . 79Cc lerkiss Vegetal 95C McKesson & Robbins’ Sunburn Otion, bottle . Mary Garden 79c —— 2j3c | Tissue Cream | | Semi-Annual Sale l, WAC Hot Weather Needs (Buying limit 3) ilet Goods fi ~ ‘ —: Some items not guaranteed to Loofah Bath Mits, each 25¢c | Squibb’s and Meyers Stearate | of Zinc 15C | Eversweet Deodorant 17Cc Mum Deodorant I Rose Geranium Bath Salt 29c Pritchard & Constance Bath ™ ~} Coty’s Face Powder L’Origan, Chypre, Rose or L’Effluerette (buying limit 2), at, box 6oc Squibb’s Talcum Powder, buying limit 3, each 137C Dentifrices (Buying Limit 2) Calox- Tooth Powder 22c Revelation Tooth Powder 23c Rubifoam Liquid Dentifrice 24C Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder 75C€ Pepsodent Tooth Paste FIC Kolynos Tooth Paste 2IC Sanitol Tooth Powder 27C Forhan’s Tooth Paste 22c and }?7c FIC ? Cato Tooth Paste Listerine | Tooth Paste, -32c | (Buying limit 3) Ce —— Face Creams and Lotions (Buying limit ;) ~ 39c and 79¢c | 4711 Bath Salt, large size 75c. i i Talcum Powders (Buying limit 3) Pound box Arline Violet or Rose Talcum Powder 10c Squibb’s Violet, Carnation or Unscented Talcum I37C Kewpie Talcum Powder s50c Bradley’s Rese Maid Talcum 19C Williams’ Talcum Powder 1c Corylopsis Talcum Powder 9c _ —— —_— —~ —— Face Powders (Buying limit 2) Palmole Face Powder, by the makers of Palmolive | soap (limit 3), box 18c Carmen Face _ Powder, || white, flesh or brunette, box ‘ 70C Soaps (Buying limit 6) Swiss, Rose or Hard Water Soap, by the makers of Palm- olive soap, cake 7C Armour’s Auditorium Bath Soap, cake gc Waltke’s' Bath Tablets, each 5C Palmolive Toilet Soap, cake 7c 4711 White Rose Glycerine Soap, cake 18c Armour’s Venetian Bath Tab- lets, small and large, each 6c and 7c Pears’ Scented Soap, cake 17c Shah of Persia Glycerine Soap, cake 27C Armour’s Glycerine and Honey Soap, cake 7c Turkish Bath Tab- Williams’ lets, each 10c Imported French Bath Tab- lets, each Igc Stern’s Perfuméd Bath Tab- La Reine French Face Cream, | small and large 79c and $1.39 Marinello Creams, small size | Cc Antoinette Donnelly’s toule Skin Cream 35C Ricksecker’s Cold Cream, jar 25C Soul Kiss Cold Cream, jar ae Palmolive Vanishing or Cold Cream, jar 32C _Pond’s Vanishing Cream, small size 23¢ Palmolive Cream in tube 9c Elcaya Cold Cream g8C Creme Elcaya or Witch Hazel Cream 45C Elcaya Cold Cream, large and extra large 79c and $1.00 Creme Elcaya, boudoir and ex- $2.25 | tra large sizes, jar $1.25 and $2.00 | Mme. D’Este Skin Food, jar | $3.75 Velvetina Cream, jar 19c Stern’s Alpine Theatrical Cream, %-lb. box 45C | Stern’s Knickerbocker Theat- | rical Cream, %-lb. box 39C Woodbury’s Facial Cream rg9c Sanitol Face Cream Benjaman’s Freckle Cream 79c Nadinolo Cream, small and 39c and 79c Egyptian Face Cream, jar 39c Tergen’s Benzoin and Almond Lotion 20c Hind’s Honey and Almond Cream 32C Holmes’ Frostilla Lotion 27c | Lambert’s | Listerine (Buying Limit 2) 3-ounce r6c 7-Oounce j2c 14-ounce ' 64c | | | mette, box 25¢ | lets, each Igc Lucerne Bath Tablets, large size, each 8c Puritan Hard Water Soap, | cake 5c Armour’s Witch Hazel or But- termilk Soap, large bar gc French Yankee Doodle Bath Tablets, each 29C Stern’s Iris Peroxide Soap, cake 6c Jergens’ Assorted Toilet Soap, cake 8c Stern’s Deodor Soap, for ex- cessive perspiration, cake 18c La Primera Castile Soap, cake IIc Lion Floating Castile Soap (buying limit 2), bar 49C Cuticura Soap, buying limit 3 cakes; cake 18c; 7 for soc Florence Castile Soap, large cake 9c Face Powder (Buying limit 7 boxes) Carmen Powder, all colors joc Elcaya Powder, all shades 32c Sanitol Powder, white or bru- 2c Bourjois Java Rice Powder, all shades F7C Dora imported French Powder 30 Pozzonni Face Powder 34C Elcaya Cold Cream Powder 79¢ Nadine Powder 70€ La Meda Cold Cream Powder 5¢ Stearn’s Day Cream Powder 39C | Imported Peau d'Espagne | Powder 25C | Roger & Gallet’s Veloute || Powder 6oc | Roger & Gallet’s Anthea Pow- der 79C (Main Floor.) of SHIRTS REDUCED prices on all Manhattan colored Shirts in stock—white Shjrts of every de- scription are excepted. The collection presents an urfusually attrac- tive lot of patterns, with many that are exclu- sive. You'll find it to your advantage to make early selection, and they are now priced at— $2.15 $3.15 $4.55 $2.85 $3.85 $5.65 (Main Floor.) —_ ——E - — i - e — ———— - = & FULLER Early Morning Specials Until 11:30 A. M. BEFORE the Summer sun is very high, the wise shopper is making her way along the cool, inviting aisles of our store, that she may take advantage of the special values we offer our early morning customers. Each day, some of our most attractive offerings are marked at special prices from 8:30 to 11:30. No mail or phone orders will be filled on early morning specials. The washed and chilled air pumped into our store every three minutes by gigantic machinery, will keep our patrons comfortable and unwearied. Men’s Fine Shirts, $1.65 Collar-attached Shirts, of fine quality ducetine, in tan or white. In the popular button-down collar effect. All sizes. Priced special until 11:30. (Main Floor.) Bracelet Watches, $7.00 Reliable Watches, small size, with lever movement in guaranteed American gold-filled case; choice of ribbon or extension bracelet. Buying limit 2. Priced special until IIr:30. (Main Floor.) Wool Sports Skirts, $6.75 Made of blue-and-white blazer striped flannel, white prunella with colored blocks and other stripes and blocks in light Summer wool materials, and priced very special until 11:30. (Third Floor.) Women’s Nightgowns, $2.00 Made of fine nainsook, neat tailored styles or elaborately trimmed with lace and embroidery. Priced special until II730. (Second Floor.) Girls’ Combinations at 69c Cambric Combinations with bloomer drawers, drop seat; trimmed with neat embroidery edge. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Priced special until 11:30. (Second Floor.) Rinso, 5 Packages, 29c For the family laundry. . Requires no rubbing and no boiling; simply soak the clothes in Rinso. Buying limit 5 packages. Priced special until 11:30. (Fifth Floor.) Kodak Albums, 89c Fifty loose-leaf Albums, size 7x10 inches; black cloth bound; gold lettering. Priced special until 11:30. (Fourth Floor.) Camp Stools, $1.65 Carpet-top Camp Stools, turned varnished legs; very strong; suitable for home, auto or camping. Priced special until 11°30. (Fourth Floor.) Women’s Union Suits, 48c Cotton Union Suits in flesh or white, with tailored neck and arms. Priced special until 11:30. (Main Flcor.) House Slippers, $2.00 Pair Women’s House Slippers of soft kidskin, in one and two strap styles, with excellent leather soles. All sizes. Priced special until 11:30. (Main Floor.) -Men’s Bathing Suits At Greatly Reduced Prices A FORTUNATE purchase brings these unusual values. We've divided them into two lots, with prices that show a marked reduction. Lot 1— $3.48 California style Bathing Suits of high- grade pure worsted, in all the popular color combinations; neatly trimmed with con- trasting color, or with chest stripes. Sizes Lot 2— $5.29 Men’s all-wool California style Bathing Suits, in a large assortment of trimmed effects as well as plain colors. (Fourth Floor.) Our Entire Stock of Couch Hammocks At a 57% Discount liberal dis- you have choice of such well- known makes as Eng- lander, New England and Enterprise Couch Ham- mocks, and is an unusual opporwinity to secure a comfortable Hammock at a small cost. | a 7. ‘Pourt “oor.) Men’s Fine Oxfords Hurley Bros. Make, = Pair 1 } this count VERY man who is particular about his footwear knows the splendid qualities of Hurley Bros. make, and will be quick to recognize and take advantage of this splendid offering. | May be had in black and tan kid and calfskin; with English and medium toes. Main Floor.) a ee ee ee —- —— — a mere -- a ee ree ee ee - ————EE ae. — ae ee eee + Sports Apparel Reduced Brings Worthy Values to Alert Shoppers $1) Jersey Golf Capes and Jackets, HESE stunning garments for sports wear, made of jersey and flannels in the high colors as well as tan and black, are offered at this price. Sleeveless as well as sleeve effects, come in Tuxedo collar and belted styles. Nothing is more swagger for outdoor wear. Tweed and Jersey Suits, $15, $20, $30 These serviceable Suits offer a variety for selection. The season's most desirable colors and combinations are shown, many with plaid skirts and plaid trimmings on the coats. Others are plainly tailored. All are wonderful values, for Thursday’s selling. (Third Floor.) -—_—_——__— ' Wilt begin Monday, July 25. ee ee ee Our August Sale of Furs For this event we have acquired the choicest collection of fur garments and unmade pelts that it(has ever been our good fortune to display. Recognition of our prestige as furriers in St. Louis and early visits to the market brought to us very appreciable price concessions. Thus we are enabled to offer i n this sale handsome fur pieces at prices even lower than the present reduced market valuations seem to warrant. COP SE ESeme a | leather, brown kid and dull kid. | At $4.90 Pair Women’s English Walking Ox- fords, of tan calf or brown kid, and Slippers of black suede, gray | suede and tan calfskin, in dress styles. At $5.50 Pair Women’s White Canvas Pumps, with military or high French heels; broken lines. Table Damask, 49c Yard Heavy, bleached, mercer- ized Table Damask, 58 in. Wie. ee ea Nainsook, 121/c Yard Bleached Nainsook, soft finish for women’s under- wear. 36 inches wide. Amoskeag Gingham, At 15c Yard In fast- color, small, brown-and-white checks. | (Downetaitl ar$7 50 HEER, crisp white or- gandie Dresses, daintily trimmed with lace or em- broidery, will be offered years. Also ribbed Suits. Women’s Union Suits, fine quality; French band, built- up and bodice-tops; lace -trimmed knees. Women's Pants, extra size; lace-trimmed knees; open seat. (Downstairs Store.) Princess Chemise, 98c New straightline model, with deep hem and lace or embroidery edge. Sizes 36 to 44. Silk Camisoles, 50c Wash Satin Camisoles, bodice top, with wide band- ing of lace insertion and rib- bon shoulder straps. Crepe Bloomers, 50c New step-in style, of nov- elty crepe, with lace edge. oa Women's and misses’ sizes fj ' fairs tor } Lace Panels, 65c Ea. Nottingham Lace Pane! Curtains, in white; severa! pretty patterns. 45 in. wide. Curtain Scrim, 7c Yd. 38 At $4 2 caramels and hard centers with a heavy coat of fine chocolate. (ee and dull leather. Priced for ing at, a pair, tee ha hhannnnnennn’ oo ee a a aaa nnannnnnne BO889008 Sh bb bo hh hb bd DD DD DD aD DAD A nD ono nn ak ne on ee ee ee aD AAA AA AD hehe DOWNSTAIRS STORE Girls’ White Dresses A Special Selling Feature for Thursday Printed colored Curtain Scrim, in many patterns and — a Cut VERY style that is good a oot net: re Store this “season is included—such ti as Pumps, Oxfords, Ties and Assorted Chocolates, Colonials, all of fine op - terial with welt or turned soles. 29c Pound All sizes. 5 Pounds, $1.25 Another lot of this fine Candy will be offered Thurs- day. Each box contains Misses’ and children’s Straps, Pumps chocolate creams, nougats. and Play Oxfords. of patent Women’s White Footwear ; 3 3 : Women's Shoes, $3 Pair | SEVERAL hundred pairs grouped into one big lot, and in- | cluded are high-grade Pumps and Oxfards, of patent At $7.85 Pair Women’s White Buckskin Ox- fords and Strap Slippers: small | lines and broken sizes. At 79c Pair Cretonne Slippers in flowered designs, various colors, trimmed with silk pompons. All sizes. (Main lleor. ) - Thursday at this excep- Knitwear tionally low price, and every young miss of 7 to 14 at A9c years has need for a good supply of Dresses of this Boys’ Union Suits of sian | | crossbar nainsook, sleeveless ~ : (Downstairs Store ) and knee length; sizes to 12 nea PS tie A Se eee White Wash Skirts Present the Best Values of the Season .00 At $9 HITE gabardine of good quality has been used in making these Skirts, and there are numerous styles to select from. and good fitting. Sizes 25 to They are well made waistband. 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oad ee he ae i * See Sraiesnee>-qae> naingnepaneastna ina a7 6 oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SU NDAY POST. DISPATCH Advertisers Receive rvJ PER CENT MORE CITY eee LATION Tnan Those in Any | Other St. Louis Newspaper. | : Te ae 4 ee = = = —— —— re ee oe er ——.. 3 TINKLE TILE f] r | AGREEMENT FOR 15 PER CENT CUT IN PAY OF DECK’ OFFICERS: rs Atul Hl FAR OD “CHIMES” GS IO kre Silk Cretonnes Novelty ream mon S Changes in Working Rules to Ricans: an a soa -War © ons oc d $1.25 @ Propetly roasted Almonds, so no omasgens Ge See-Ws p Commies ns. Pongee Phe Be oe Voile durin cot weather; specially 3 0c NEW YORK, July 20.—A gentle- | _ $1 Quality, at, pound ils Reed Familiar ™an's agreement embodying a 15° 98e Quality, ASc Thursday, Maia Floor—Aisle 4 | Store Hours: Daily, 8: 30 A. M. to SP. M, 4 M fo. Se as a Fine Production of 3 : ner cent reduction in standard war- Thursday, yard \\ OTK by the Municipal time pay for deck officers of Ameri- 79¢ q@ 1200 v ar qd Ss, in 50c . > ee et _~ -——— oe -- - peebeddte Theater Company. can ships, and permitting a adh beautiful light and make their own contracts with ship dark patterns. Suit- q Novelty silk and edasisersetncdl ot clase ene v yenteraay oy orted Japanese able for drapes for eotton Voile, in com- a 7 : Tinkle-toned “Chimes of Nor-’ organizations of deck eticers ane the sink" shade: gg ee doors or windows, bination of _ blue, mandy,” this week's bill at the Mu-; American Steamship Owners’ Asso- wide, with soft finish. fancy cushions or green, tan, gray, etc. — nicipal Open-Air Theater, shows the |’ en hi _ sad sore tae a bags, ete. 36 inches wide. ' : ; Py rhe new agreement, which was. Third Flees Fifth Fleer weied Steun | = a ft a " hy i » rk “ ; . wieee ¢ ¢ , \ . —— only. Sizes, ei; m e of heavy qua ‘ } comic operas to St. Louis audiences, wigged and pompous local official, | | \ vt . 50c value, Thursday.. 2c hide that will give excellent service nen, shiver @ makes especially generous provision shared the comedy with Harry fy \ . | : | Main Floor Sisth Fieer Darnash n choice f \ ‘ ° = . dea te ene ] : 7 72 : for its male performers. Frank Mou- Hermsen, who made one appear- | . ; é ; " @ for genetal age lan is a virile and bitter graybeard | ance, and delivered a speech on the ) \ _ > io pt Mh ‘ ; 8) Sewing Machines $29. 50) in the role of Gaspard, the miser.|Jabor question, moonshining and - | , : Sample Machines, including His display of affection for his| other topics. 2! \ , | In the Infants’ Shop New Home, Singer, Automat dredge _ 0c Huck Te [= ‘ i D and other makes. re A ‘ned * cached Hews mis hearded collection of other people's The feminine roles of consequence P ‘ : | ° | } ? |: ock o eS her fine vocal work by comedy, as $2.95 and $3.95 Values, Specially priced Thursday only. Siath Floor the supposed Marchioness, in a ‘\ \\ \St . , Thursday at . long-trained gown, whi ch she ma-|@ 3, | | = te $35 Baby Carriages $25 nipulated with difficulty and dust-. ! oy Full size, made of good grade of ’ clouds. Miss Nickells showed | | Bet uewee see | —_. Tee Pe eee : , es +. springs. Sixth Floor Ma Bi i@ Bird” » ¥ Hair Netg : 'streneth of voice and clearness of) by “eke «= anges ; ‘shades except ng white or cup as pure © j , i enunciation. de: “2 | Organdie Frocks of navy without clastic. Dozer blue and brown, tin How the Moon Helped. 13] +. waisted, full-ruffled skirt ef- Made of high-grade oak in ful! Shinola Sets ’ | Of the four scenes, the last, a gar- | i fects. Finished with sashes. size, 21 inches. Excellent value for Thurs “onmint im | | Very cunning, yet practical day. Sixth Floor aaa ing of brash and ova? "11S den party, would probably have been : d | “ ' | , Dresses. Sizes 2 to 6 years. ee Be i. nent oes sey ome a, the most effective, but for the aid) H | $2 Paintings oe . : given by the moon in the lighting | | | , 50 $] 7 effects of the second act, where an | | Crepe Kimonas Attractive Landscape Pearl eld ~Besiog Cottos Women s Gow — - Paintings, with 14x20-inch walnut frame— 150-yard spoele Bas: interior scene, by the forest sur- B ° ° . Figured Jap Crepe Kimonas unk aime sa Ki = white ek ing Br-a mee iin atid . ercinnin Tomorrow—the Bi for children from 6 to 14 ndash. on. Sixth Floor AB tee ni — a, rcundings of he open-air stage, was g 4 g yeare.| With full sloaves aan lozen spools. : e a int igy at eas ragged ya I3| : 3 Semi-Annual Event by Which a coger (Bane pink, light $4.95 House Dresses $1 50) | 2 armen oF r “a |The village fair motivate ; o— ‘lo e ly . 4 | . i al ette scenes of the first act, when the} Thousands of Men Always | Thursday at 88c ating Terie Desenes slightly thal L Made of good meta amie’; 75¢ Hoss Profit— Third Floor lot, Sizes 36 to» 46. Third Floor ve deme bottle a Far - large chorus had its principal oppor- | vm tunity, ie OE ey ai Envelope Chemises $1.79 Searece Teel No cigarette has The audience was large, but sev-| | eral hundred more yersons could | ? $1.95 and $°.50 values; of Widely recommended seg _—— aie the same delicious : | por = Hl omen’s prot Ge Thing ogN ater tne con | fence mpeee aoe > 75 Union flavo L ee eee | front, with pink or DBlue satin shoulder for J hursday. be ras ucky way up the slope. Many stood out- | T ru. side the wire inclosure | H - en : | T | pt wa: Strike. Because | side tl closure. | ) o, ff G, | White Shoes $1.95 Aprons $] 39 _ copy jalcum Powder : + — = The “Chimes” will be sung tonight f mond ity. =z = Qual ~ Lucky Strike Is the | and through Sunday night. The | H —— J Nurses’ White Aprons, with freshing; large 1-1}. con Gi full gathered skirts: also Bungalow Aprons, eighth and last week's bill, opening. toasted cigarette. | ae Tuesday night, is “Sari” red . | $5 and $5.50 25 elightly musmed, ab Third Floor B I R : | "$4: light ed, $30 russeis Nugs | work of Emmerich Kalman, Hunga- | . : G 6 = | ate os sain: ° ° Of organdie and voile, In tallored cambric. Al! have Remarkable Values in Girls’ or fancy styles. With Peter Pan or necks. Sizes 34 to 46. Very effective. Women and Misses Should Share These Values— Foe Wiese | Women's Bathing Cap 0c Spong. to $1.25 good quailty Swope’s Annual July Sale Including about four hundred pairs of white |} Dr €SSes oe ; ye eos d9¢ = ne waned oo ae ) SEE cate Senet ating backs, I . 2 $7.50 to $15 Summer Frocks | | «3 Te Reto tor | Ral a on ———— were delayed in making, and have arrived only Thursday at —___— Women’s Bathing high-grade surf satin er ¢ Qua within the past few days. . | 9 & C ) ° : a i $1 98 Navy Satin $1.19 9 $1 and a mn r = 4 f : Staple all-sil avy ylue ular ade Sxcellent ¥ Offered $ 5 Y) > : Breas. Satin, 36 inched wide. : Limit of 10 ar shades . , . $2.50 Sa White Canvas Oxfords : q Summer Frocks of figured TINK ——_——— —__— Bloomer Suits — Brok , hs Thursday | 7 "bel * Whi : : pees : | p ite Canvas Pumps A voiles, trimmed in organdie of = $1.25 Black Poplin 95¢ | Girls’; made of fine checkele th bia Jain and French Heels | contrasting colors, pipings, ruf- | Heavy, rich, 40-inch-wide Poplin, sook, im white or pink. oi. fles and sashes. In Copen., tan & iy 7 i cceta cu in black only. Even, round thread and iris, 2) 23) veius White Canvas S ort Oxfords and and green figured effects. Sizes ° L : . ; . splendid wearing, Third Floor | . ; , | st Stam ed C Two-Straps, black a ten trimmed $7 4 5 8 to 14 years. os a) q, Well varied is this assortment of about 250 bot $1.50 Striped Silks $] | $3.75 Curtains, aah ES write P | Sport Blouses * Frocks and such splendid values as to make se- i ww: Odd lot of all-stik Satins and Taf- eds ace Curtaina, ts pla | ar dark colors; very desirable for Girls’ ie models of epon- lections very profitable to women and misses who — ra, ediiane. ctetal Third Floor | x 3 50c Art Needl ; . | broid din silk o; ) r ie Canvas tan trimmed Pumps $9 5 i 6Sarne; tle sashes. Sisae” 34 "to require one or more Frocks with which to finish “ie $1.29 G +t | $2.25 Curtains, rench Heels. 4 | —— the season. Smartly styled ie /O\ . eorgette ~abned ¢ > ioe ; $ Fourth Floor y iy of plaid gingham and Sheer 40-inch-wide Georgette 79¢ quails rimmed Om a ae printed voile, some with lace collars and cuffs, MW Crepe, in flesh color only. Durable, all- vis ~_ others with ribbon trimming or piping. Sizes 14 t OP ¢0 ,° A —— jommg 92.25 and $3 B: to 40. SOSA 75c Striped Voile 33¢ Splendid 36-inch-wide Voile, tn ludis ‘ 4 ad 4% “Lady Ruth” Corsets | bd k VU Copen, gray, tan, green, navy and rose i! MOPS) Any Ses ' $4.95 to $12.75 Wash Skirts "Vie } Lard with narrow silk stripes Third Floor : | : @ = . — as vat 85 bie of $1.50 Kimona Cloth $f eyes } $3 Water S. i 4 4 i | . Thursday at Offered bh 65 U . Ss ctoth "30 "ine nted patt me © “ apie si! ; oe - pos Gyo ¥ olat . . ~ loth yi ea Satin f: uita | ; j ! . @ U @ An exceptionally good-fitting model in front- Tomorrow at. : | . for _kimonas. linings, etc Third Floor lace style. Of light weight faney pink material, : = "38c to 7 Remnants 25¢ 1S¢ Wax Paper, F - H95 53. Pieun ng and 12 with deep elastic gores set in top ; at front and SEtreqrainary values—choice Or many Vretty models of eXx- : at ceiiash aoe mf ¥y? > + 1} : € . : , ‘ Ti r rie] ’ ‘ “nna i gon! ‘ back. Also deep elastic: inserts at back of skirt ecient quality pre-shrunk white gabagsgdine, surf satin and ; . hae Crepes and ire gy : a i ; _npeded ana 7 oie fs help confine the hips. Ser iceable and ecomfort- eponge, Ww ith nove Ity pockets and be ‘ite an d pearl buttons. a yoven patt is. Third 1} ee “ss § able, and in a good range of sizes. a ’ Sizes 24 to 38. a mel cy m4 a good range of si Third Floor Feurth Floor $3. 75 Tablecloths $2 15 59 White Kid Water Glasses Te . No Exchanges 7 ' No Telephone No Returns Orders ” ’ ee a od erized Gamask + these popalat ies ec! he in ° os yar ; handsome, round r fie ite me with mas. sreaters and jumper — in » Gesigne and a good, eavy quaiit' sizes for lb een me - Third Floor en — Compelling Specials, Tomorrow, in yc Ask é : Housewares A Special Selling of Women’s in St. Louis’ most popular housewares section. where Summer Hats _ ai a\ |S \e LS as AT || ABS JAMA aay excess values abound at ; imies, Sati a ek FASS LP ee : abana: = 95 and er Values FO IRS Pe URN esa sn spent Aas fi Crystal White Soap Ice Cream Freezers paris) Maho RP ets o! 85 ' i . amen eet ara Cirade 3 pend Sp tthe rats ae att , aq. : | F 4 Large ‘size cakes... }ual- Tru!) ] nr ¢. \ varied group | uni _ geste $3 and $3. 50) Ors ani Fl _ ity Laundry Soap. Sal e “itm all hae ‘ane rT at. Broerers : that includes Car , {uc in the | pha e ounces ited to 10 bars to a buyer Only 300 {n the jot. den Flops in many : | , Ri and color Flouncings, 40 inches wide: also excellent quality 95¢ Washtubs, | me , : | ail MEE 5 os anne colors, trimmed with come | ch in ma- (B wr as nets, some 2 > a SO im a red in fane Vv polk: i $ l 9 60c Garbage Cans, good size, strongly per aS ae ‘ orbamented with flowers, ostrich of ribbon: ' the 1e es Pain n white and the desirable ° $3.50 Washboilers, tin, with copper bottom transparent hairbraid Hats in black or colors. — ¢ most © V colors, Special Thursday at, vard : Also im thin lot ard Hate styled nad trimmed tn sri Hes $10 Keep ao <a Ha na Main -Fleor, Aisle 2 * Ee tes. —— . d y —— ee ie... ee eee weer » ~ Sateen he AA RAPA Ne RR <i RII ee ee id al eit sa ¢ Imported plain and embroidered Org gandie $1.50 O’Cedar Mops, large, battleship : field ate | Geor a | 3 ® models. gette erepe Mats in : _ oe an ee mv ty atin, ASTOR shrrae. Sei patt Beas oe ee ee Ce, ae * aan ng sini tna “ tie 50 Electric Irons, Warranted, with cord @ Way to appeal to the older woman. hos. Leeming Co. N_LY. Basement Gallery PLIES LIT A at
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- 7 ae ee, | ee, | ee tr ee ee i aa ta mee ; ge 7 Factory Sample Sale of Women’s Wash Waists come SEs _ $ Women’s and Misses’ , C ; Bleached Longcloth > ® Re Seton CRY wae Fe ae $a ep ee a Eons ” nas - ne = 7 os > Fined 2 Sale of At End-of-the-Season Prices And with at least two months more of torrid weather to come, - eee ee ere ae Silk Petticoats aEersliee~~e8 ad 7 buying Electric Fans at these prices is the best investment anyone od Se ya gakpponscaistatere: ‘a mares aa ponerse * to & tras I ‘10c $ Special morrow yard . $ 49c Soisette 4 @ 45-lb. Felt Mattresses. All layer biades la orees a et : double panel in the front only. Hemstitched or sea! | can make in daily comfort. Fans of standard makes—hmersort, a | Western Electric, Robbins & Meyers and Peerless—-in either 3 day at 1 Special ri ei ala $2. 98 to $4. 98 $ Rh) 4 direct or alternating current. a | Ponies J Mercerize Soisette, in > heen cette Wink: 68 1 & 4 0 | Felt Mattresses Qualities. cee “a f @ Neat-looking, well- eee aiaaaeet eines T- | ; Lot No. 1 hago, we -, Lot No. 3, \ four bie ae > | | . made Sunimer W aists ety of shad £00 ; frunnion type; eplendid for + aad forget b ’ it | itdoers =) ‘3 ~— | $14 Grade es ID ¢ ‘T hese san ple # hite silk Petticoats are made of in all Ww hite, colors or Sheets $ , Pree ra . ; $17.50 gag A 9 : 1 $8.45 ra | at plain at ta — rp _ jy + pie aud Ff Wanenvee combinations. Of plain 60 dozen bleached, sean > y 2 Lot N 4 ne Varied group . ' . i ain ae ae hae i ; TULY 20, i oi JULY 20, 1921 SUNDAY fFUST-VISPAICH aAavertisers Receive 100 PEK CENT MORE CITY CIRCU LATION Than Phose in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ot. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = te — . = —— — ==———————S===== sai : : — ° “ : aE . : ‘ » wa Sree ee ee ee eee nothing about providing convicts fot | PlgHE | —_ BervVants to the frovernor [It pro- f ; S i ' ——w | Vides f Certa pho out the | Sih ’ ‘ den's resid e wich Seta : > ye 9 ° on . "s ‘ > — ‘ | > or 7 | war | , ; - HE ee eq ; t) Men’s Union Suits Fiber Silk Boys’ Sport | Boys’ Wash | LIFE | RM CONVICT Seltanieied malt . Tie : a i} +43eF ATi¢i : ’ rer member of the State Prison Hoard. Fromme was virtualiv guiltless ‘ = Lace-tri mined Cres carfs | th ne Clear crystal glass Water Pit« dC * $ Fromme has been driving for the participation in the aisimg Koenig 3 18x50 tnehe Good ssemeal food covered ‘ hea ~~) ust & jimited quantity for Thi ireday's 4 ' Governor for several weeks, having now is dead and SmiltAsinger es- : terns to chovse from et Te inc Third Floor selling. Fifth Floor eni = a eC Tr ~ $ replaced a negro who had received | caged more the dilated ‘dl : 4 $85 a month ‘ F 4 $ — . ‘ ‘ BuLbi-. —_ = : : Fe 33. 50 Table D k White Voiles —49¢ 79¢c Table Damask, Yd. 57C mM i $ Five Ocher Chastune tee pe EE a pgen gemma a 3.50 Table Damask @he'e.. i a a Be OS CS | ; Five other convicts go to the ex-|" Henry farmer. residing i a | Damask - on ae oy. hed ip - = _ | Third " Floor tive fioral de signs 7 . YThird haa ae $ ecutive mansion daily to work, a, south of Believiiie sffered arertous . a ; : | wide: eplendia for general use”. ° a $ guard accompanying them. One of injuries vesterday wir POY tress . F 3 oe jLongcloth Bolt $2.97 $5.50 Tea Napkins $3.99 $1.50 to $3.00 Qualities... .o-..... eck cee $ a 8 Oe ee See 4a 50c 7 qu All-linen Napkins with hand- @ having replaced a Jefferson City ne- + *?4t 5° wae harness hs . : b-w : | ) | 2 eo Huck Towels — am Longelot Bh 10 vard a “ o og ery ow sine haete ee a —_ a ¢ You would ordinarily ms gs to pay much more than $1.39 for Shirts 4 ; gro who formerly performed that : BP ye "inches, hed Huc 7 7 cee eens Cay Olid Fleer est a NA ty. ure leer like these. Had not a large manufacturer sold us his sample line of 3 work for $55 a month. The other. [. we ~~ bend ae e 45c Bath T Shirts at a reduction such values as these would not now be possible. ‘ four, according to the Governor, — . =e alls ~ a owels ZAC oe $ ook 2 a4 Wall Papers, Roll Rissa tn 4 Turkish Bath Cut full and neatly sewed throughout. Tailored of satin stripe madras, 54 | work around the mansion grounds. 2 39c Pillowcases ' a - é oC Towe . i. eres gine. Raney, dout le thread woven and corded madras, jersey cloth, doucetine and fine percales in 7 All but Fromme return to the pen- |! Neuralgic Aches rr? ae | minleeche 4. Na med Pillows roorns, ba ns alls “basen cea rd. Bh nga obeaninded Third Floor an extensive array of colorings and patterns. Finished with soft turn- ; aoe ee nye the surveil- | . Pa ns € ; | ; Nendid quality tupg - ow == if h YH back ff All sizes from 14 to 17 ance of their guard, and sleep in| Rheumatic 1 : is i $9436 inchése aii«rc.'?, ifth Foor $2 98 Beds reads $2 39 ack cuffs. All sizes m . o 17. 2 | | 4 Slightly mill stat P Pp : @ cells within the walls, as do other : ' | he » . + _ / . ’ 75 Oxfords * 32. 50 ie ‘Marge po — Bedspreads in ; > prisoners known as “trusties.” in| _—_ t . . St YH-in. fe. Nicely h ed, litable fo . . . . ' - ° , sadden, nmigzin oe | Hair Nets, Each BF tele full size beda -___. Third Fleer Men’s Sport Shirts Men’s Outing Shirts _| Men's Nightshirts Boys’ Sport Blouses | $ | whom the prison authorities have chia aD tip ante ond | ‘ | _ “Bine Hird” wilk Hair Nets in gp Foot! orm ae ¥i 59c White Voile, Yd. White Sport Shirts, of | Collar-attached Shirts, | Samples of good grade | Also Sport Shirts of the | $ | Sufficient confidence to permit them | surély relieved by 2 free ap- ‘4 | hades excepting white o cay Sretes: git tea bi, See snd oor : S ite Ol e, 37C satin stripe jersey, FE n- f etrined materials. picia | eambric, doucetine and | $1 1.25 $ _to do State work outside the walls. . (33 ‘olin 4 mitheut clastic, bozen, Bie — nar v —— oO oe ee nee ame glish twills, soisettes and | zs E dan 0 | mercerized soisette; V- | to § grade, of serv- >4 Usually such privileges are intrusted es ¥ — GE Shinola Sets . ‘ $4 Oxfords $2. 35 or ee otle % 36 inches "ae Excel- mereerized "eloths. Sizes | White cloths and cotton | neck style, fancy braid | iceable materials, Blouse 3 to prisoners whose terms are about A tingling sensation of . 5 : Consisting of brush and | ) te Can 2 | - 14%, to 17%. $160 to | pongee. Sizes 14 to 17; trimmed. Sizes 16 to 19; | sizes 7 to 16. $ ended, and who are very unlikely | wermth, caused by renewed Te | put up im neat box gor canal poxtor's mac le. oa y-eod hoy iy & = Glove Silk Vests 05¢ $2.50 quali- | $1.75 to $3.00 $1.50 to $2.50 i) | Bhirts 1214 to 14 §9¢ $ take “French leave.” Very rarely circulation in the congested 23 Polish, all colors, by OX, Se. a Foe ce second 1 loor 8 ~00 beng rag ee — — owtion ties .... eeeeese l. 19 | pares eee l 45 values eeeeeeseors 5¢ R x te e st $ | aro Se ee life sentences | parts, will at once be noticed, ; : P ° , oles ro es ni ‘arious stvlea. a ore | - | + , Basting Cotton “Women’s Gowns 73¢ | Mibu sist tales tiga “For coved wae $ | on murder charges given such op-/ followed by grateful seliel Pri "50-yara ls ’ : . bd bd @ a P ini : ¢ vt en aries we ey ast ng Ones perite Muslin Gowns, in siip- $1.50 Union Suits, : R5c $ _ Gov. Hyde said “a the replace- Sican’s Liniment was 4 3 : ee sp ols, eC: ; wie Das’ flesh and nite Women’s /thietic Union Suits of . $ chit nat aa ae ig net nee: tage ane en ; : F ; Third Floor _—§ ® Splendid wearing quality Just 1000 to - w ro e two negroes whose Pa Vacuum Lunch k Kits § ,y H P ts tr 79e \ olles The Factory Sample Sale Features $ | places were declared vacant, saved . i 4 ade 0 ¢ , © ' P wits te, Sf, Rood, metal casing m’s 75c Hose, Pr. 49c Women’s $1.50 Silk Hose $| 3 | to the State $140 a month, and that Lee @ Vacuum bottle, r striped a Be lrop-stitche ad Self-striped pure thread Siik Hoee 9 . $ | better service f= being had, so he Pre if ee ale ) | in semi-fashioned style. Mercerized garter 4 could see no impropriety in their mae 4 Senreco Tooth P; oe V4 to 11s. } tops, heels and’ toes in black and brown Thursday $ | employment. : : if Widely recommended as a — eosin, Eloor = 28 - 4 é Law Silent in Question ee if : / iva ome : . ’ T ; ; . ak ¥ | ogg Stile reagy pyorrhea—sp a $ 19¢ Union Suits O3C | Women’s Silk Hose, $I NA Yard.. 3 | The State penitentiary law says i 4 : : ’ T | P ema ch ecto Ragen ae ee” | 600 pairs of fancy Silk Hose * aa ‘ 4 = Te | alcum Powder + — . Second Fleer, 1” ee 2S: See end brown with, me oy q Dress Voiles in the $ ieee . ie if Corylopsis or Valiant’ po sectors | Citing on Serer Seem Ors ie : - @ ——— ‘ ee Bay it gy — ties pe pve 35 Dinner Sets ? embroidery. $2.50 ‘and $2.75 value: desired Summ . r 2.50 to 3 Values a 2 —_— | + fresh in es. large I Ib, can with __ Main Floor shades in plaid $ : - & ~ ee 100. ; snades, di, ' $ 8 | ake wae Traveling Cases ? heck and satin stripe $ I if $30 Brussels Rugs 7 on ad and butter piates a. as Made of " iterproof material woe Cc ~ ° $ j | ee ee be boa, Fifth Floor and fitted with comb, brush, nail file, patterns. o6 inches Th d 4 | —— CARS » srntasea = = “ | 4 | cuticle knife, soap box, etc. Main Floor re ay > poreEe —— . re d » ' ED ' Short lengths M E ; D 98c Voiles. 49c of women’s White Low a hie °P. $ HH IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW LINCOLN CARS ee an | from 44 to 3 yards, 10c % Tire Covers | O8 : ason Fruit Jars, OZ. 79¢ eal resented his samples and surplus stoc . a > Tt CONSIDERABLY BELOW THE MARKET TO MOVE THEM | consisting of eigen. Rem, | Regular $1 dozen value, Quart Embroidered Voile, 36 an unusually large concession, which ac- $ i QUICKLY banda, beadings fiouncings, SS a: " n ‘ or mea — Size; ¢ ompl ete with lids and rubbers. Ss inches wide in the season "sg counts for these e raordinary values. Tt r att nets, epee S238 4 -in € Sixth Floor | Stélfor Thursday only, Fifth | Floor favored street shades. Em- will certainly pay fou to anticipate future : : iH] +. 59. Ph Caain Trpe 55, Touring, : > r FO sap “ a ; She 1 +1 > ' ih Cadillac actoa. acdiliac, Vpe .), our! 12 Voc Kerchiefs, in hield V; Blouses $2.69 broidered in black. needs at this timf, when Shoes —" — 3 | TH} » 4Ype ve, (Demi-Limousine Top.) | Men's good quality white In § 1e ae ae O8 | $8.98 to $12.50 values. 100 . can be purchased) for a fraction of their $ Bi Cadillac. T 57, Coupe. ' atitehed Handkere hiefa, " ” offer ne of Winde | Waists. Majority are of French Wailsts, 25c¢ Voiles, 10c¢ real worth $ WE » +ype ’ Cadillac, Type ss. F uring. cambric, All have ‘%4-inch a ma doa arcing r e- made of batiste, in frilled, lace-trimmed ad : | . - : : _, eo 2 Main _F For with a y et “ riped Tinos or tateres a Some agerecte pad Fancy Voiles, 38 inches f f St : | HH Cadillac, Type 57, Touring. Cadillac, rype o3, Sedan. _ Women’s Bathi er ——werwer end ide, shown in gingh Choice of Oxfords, Strap t | Nae, Type 57, Phaeton. Cadillac, Type 53, Touring. ens Dathin | wide, shown in gingham ‘Wm «Cadillac, Type 57, » 1¥) fs | bd 50c Sponges | T9c to $1.50 Lingerie heck patterns. Pumps, two-eye Ties and > a}! . | 50c to $1.25 good quality , 3 C check | : hit ‘ tH C ee tae ee oe ree wort 4 ge mo% og Special- | o cete tee ae eee pesmi ae afr nt ; Hi t lati the purchase of a low pri new hil hs | ©Come in the wanted solid comma" ge aay rm rag mm gf eC ae women's Gowns and En velope Chemises. ° . Sea Isla canvas. Ali have | Hit] If you are ¢on empiating e ¢ Ss ce 1 pita i | binations. priced Thursday only ‘Sixth Floor | “ 5 7 wW on Lace and emt tp Sat 4 Ha Swiss Organdie, 69c da soles 1 high and $ Tt ean. ram all means see these renewed Cadillacs first. It will | j r ' | Women’s Bathing il-Tanned Chamois 98 hae eee ee ae low covered heels. $ | pay you. mm Fae $1) 1 de. “a C Men’ $s $1. 50 Golf Hose at 45 inches wide. od ) Hi a) oe . | high enaae tl pay canvegl qual t) ” hen ng . Bk = an27 fi | Wool-mixed Golf Hose with a In the preferred colors, in e $ | Hk We will aceept your old car and arrange terms to suit you: * 1} Hn : wlar shades. Excellent value 7 $: Segoe. sixth, Fl Lloor fancy cuff tops. Have reinforced toes, heele eluding. Sila and navv All Sizes From 2, to 7 ¢ Hit th aa : 10 " t $2. 50 Si ik Gl | and soles, Sizes 10 to ll\% Main Floor bi] ; ee En pote ; Tt : Me ’ 0 ylue. a I @ | ) ‘af Bloomer Suits #7) Os om 50¢ | Wom. $5 Umbrellas $3 50 Basement Economy Store a || NIECE HILL MOTOR CO. Ww : Girls’: made of fine checked th black « gy . ae oe h American taffeta _ WW Cc ©@ . iil me | My 3 | eeck, in white or pink. sf Fra Milanese in“ jasp ate cotton: U oo . ee - whey steel $ | | | . 4 ry ) >» $1 values. Ss to 8! Main. | Floor rame, wit ecca:te 6 Seer Ting e e 4 Hl | ) . handles Main_Floor . Wi Wh S : $ | | 3s | $3.75 Curtains, Pair $1 Stamped Gowns . ve Thursday Shoppers Will Be Pleased With These Ite SWISS | = ='f Exchange Car Department m Ute Filet, Scotch and Notting | 69¢ * $1.75 Picture Fr e3$ 1.25 25 3 S| 3010-3012 Locust Street WU | ham Lace Curtains, in plain ¢ fo 17. Mate up a at ad. sti amped oa in any | i “ian "lene ae 1" 14x20 inches, A good o O d i $ HH , il! | ' : ; Oldery dex n x ( i} ; a Cees 9, 1 Benndhaptbedleae ccahemat oe alin otton Uresses rgandie |} 3] se Mk | $2.25 Curtai aif rt Needlework 28 eet ; im |e ° > » 4 Th oa | $2. . Cu otey re uated. Cot Colonial Scarfs and Table C | Children $s Sandals $2.15 T5c Grade. Seconda, ¥d. : Open evenings until 9:30 and Sunday. sabi 4 ‘4 ainty Curtains of « | Tee in conventional desi iene 6 ASxte » ser Regular £27.50 and $2.75 °.° > 4 ant quality, trimmed with beautiful fa and 30. n Squares th des | leath ith Good- eserves ‘ bhel il | eervichable, L gl Ane | ered gf tan grain leat or, at Soe “ $5 to $7.50 Qualities. , $ a a . a) _ | Thursday only, Secon oor : , a ‘ ef - = = = ——— — : Sie _ Mother Goose E oe and $3 Brassieres $1 | ‘aan & Cue’ Lede ¢ @ Style and economy are splendidly 4 : $ i is M5e value; } site Roo ’ Rraas on Te less . | 15 P ° ; ‘ . . a ~~ 3 eluding “over 300" pases ie Je — ' setih © across Regular $2 50 “Keds’'—wit} of combined In these cool Summer ini a $ + | | EB colors and biack and Wh pend 4s Y. Also of k m oh size bbe oles and spring heels. Ot good qua!l- . . Transparen! ‘hite Swiss @ BEE Li : 95c R vies to 44 : iit mean in wise ity white gs saves abe special for Thurpday Dresses which are fashioned of sheer a with stripe and $ TEBE c | on 00 : ; a9 Che BE Imitation steamer i) ame de $3 Water Sets $l 69 $2 White Creepers gr ; light-weight materials in a _ host of plaid effects; 40-in. width. : 4 | 7 oe | thyst, garnet, topaz, etc, struag X: | : $I, 29 lew waar atuloe 4 *) re , 1ese Dresses a eae) ble | guarahieed gold-pilate ty Mt lars ' sets include 6 water giasses | nfante’ Pel ite ro. Cre te L ete clever new sty les. You w ul want sev eral of t} 60c Unbleached ; i , I5c W P , F (ly Ot lei Be actte ke gue bad Stee. Siren ‘Land when you see what unusual values they are. Sheeting 3 a : ax aper, . M95 — a ; ed quantit t, Tet. | pee eee epenes; 2S Eee fs eed band dint a Pyro pink. bat ont Ince ribhon” bows apd foun broad assortment of checks and figured effects. an Sey ae So te | if & ; Sony ra ae MAC) Ww“ ith Pig | ef embroids ry. es 4 to 1 oor F ° : ee 7 Al] : f. : - z ' : ‘ j 4 rifun th_Floor | Also many pleasing combinations. . are € $ B45 c White Kid Belts : | Als mt ha Wt » al lot of theae popular mater Glasses, 6 for -35c Odd Lot Laces wa fectively trimmed in a number of different ways. Pia ae a pone bray ; EY | Kid Helte. some with colored ’ IC | White and cream Ventee one Spee eS ih - Cotman pinks . d 3 | a : sites for sweaters and jumper re niy COU sete the lot. originalty | pm on and C Chant ti! Ny Ei ees Up to o Sizes 16 to 44, blues rT $ Ht ; ‘9100 per gua Fitth Floor inches wide. Main Ficer—-Aisle 4 Rasement Economy Store to 8 yard rie $ ai ti > at - 4 ” ‘ . B: pee Ste Printed Voiles|# #] Amid San Plectric Fans | | ss se PER R ERR RR RR RRR RRR ee ee eh ee ss en kk ES ek ‘ ‘no , r : ‘ , at . Ftrimmed with combina Lic I) in oma | felt of excellent yes § Tt a loped f nees. chec ked mate rials, ulso . A —_ Gin ham $ Regular price, 815. : "909, 50 } a25 “a $18.50 Ts: Geo ; ' Pe ee ; ar *k fg ade with Now st ag terials an@ Seal. (; | with good art ticking, and m $1.25 and $1.50 $2.98 and $3.98 organdies. Fronts _ P g > epe Gis itt “ : , ik - ' . ‘ effects, all $15 R roll edges. ey 3 Petticoats, 98c Petticoats, $1.89 plain or trimune e iM aap | ~~ $ Sof -ribbon; Show p’ nee | $10 Dining Chairs ped ay 8 .y | ara nic pn cluded are a few Overblouses to be worn remnants J | . 3 MEL PR ae ¢ , . eateet bet oats wi?’ nr ne » ¢ eome with ' ack or colores. : ho tg : tt at | In ) lmen Anne mat le, with alip arcntea: beaut: . ne outside the skirt. All S1ZeS in one SiN le ' 4 d trimrmed in ; exacting . fully finished tn walnut and w ell con isi? ‘ f I el front and : : Basement Kewnomy “Stere ath romarkable BB... 10) | | ela) at 7.50 Lit wok or another. ‘SSP ; Electric Company ¥ » ] | structed throughout poo = asement Economy Store Basement Econom) ated $ ‘oore Floor ‘Tth . low | | Seventh Floor . _— nahi bhss Pyuevevertey eee ee eee ’ . re | | ey. a na oh SAAD AADARARADE DR ADEE REORDER RRR een can anaabanassadsdaddaaabbiiiaeaeel Se ta th th dh th ttt atttntatie Lindell 6550 904 PINE S TREET Central 168: i, Oe EEE EEEEEEELEEL EESTI
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WRONE@IA JULY 26, 190 8 STLOWIS POST-DISPATCH su Rik. SEARCH FOR TWIN BROTHERS, 26, ASSISTANT WORKHO ANE ise i * } ’ “ g* e ea eet Tt. R. Leayeraft Says Pair Have Been | Director of Public Welfare Cunliff Daily—8 :30 to 5:00 denen 7 Visit one or more of the Watisaet Paste thle Sam. I. Seeliies Meas New York Since announced today the appointment, | Friday—8 :30 to 5:30 mer. ffectiv atton, | ASK MR. FOSTE Rusiness Discussion. effective Aug. 1, of Richard Hatton Closed All Day Saturday aa Diss K FOSTER the Associated Press inow assistant warden of the work- | We NEW YORK July 20—Search house, as city jailer. Hatton made | Pets ‘was started today by the police for the highest average in the recent ex- | M He Me Olive and Locust From Ninth lo Tenth ~ Charles and Latrobe Leayeraft, amination. Cunliff said he had in- twins. 88 vears old. and cousins of terviewed Hatton and the other two } 4 tiniest the late Theodore Roosevelt, at the high men in the examination — ti : , f f f or less request of thelr brother, Reginald had concluded that Hatton was the | W h / d h / emen value of oda Roosevelt Leavcraft. The twins have best man for the position. He found, e guarantee t at every ar IC c 1S price on c rep ac : ; Y; : beeh missing from their home since he said, that Hatton had improved ] ——$_—_—___———— ~af ann ee ———— _ Monday morning. conditions at the workhouse. The po- Reginald said that after an unsat- | sition pays $200 a month and board | isfactory discussion of a business ven- | and lodging. ture at thelr Wall street office, his| The appointment of Hatton was brothers said they thought of ship-j predicted by politicians before the ping as seamen on a Transatlantic |examination was held. vesse] or might go to California. ——_ The twins are described os 5 fect WMckets for Disabled Men Wanted. 7 Inches in height, welghing 150 A second appeal to St. Louisans * pounds. of fair complexion, blue eyes to provide disabled war veterans at ® ” and light hair. the service hospitals with tickets for Abs Urin or UVS a an V1 a e ung ‘the Tuberculosis Society's annual’ 7 wary er. : \ benefit carnival and baseball game, " ji * - y . By Te aaikenas Poem. ch meme | Wednesday, July 27, at Sportsmans, : r Tomorrow and Friday—A Wi onderful Sale of CALGARY, Alberta, July 20.—/ Park, has been sent out by the/ OUCEe O Ur i i € OC O Farmer representatives will succeed | committee in charge. J. F. Ober-| 3000 Dunlo Vac 31 the Liberal party in control of the’ winder, chairman, says arrangements | oe Alberta provincial Government as a bave been made to bring the men- + - iin sigs; otf aE - result of Monday's election. Latest to the game and they are eager to | II tT 1 iiaalt: oad by Se ge = E ] h If B 1] returns give the farmer candidates attend. There are about 150 disabled | ' i Se TE te eames sag ng 1S Go a $ 48 seats with the defeated Liberals veterans, and thus far tickets for | f vniv 10 have b rovided. ) iN | sane : ‘ee , 7, ; paterson Brann! MEAS IE | “1 eae Saas Mr mah a Regular price 90c— , | Ha Fa cit fear ETS aa Tse PPT STEN Sale price— A E D | S O N : pe Pe Pe | A Dozen for $6.50 ) , ids Ei; Siey fleet eee 7) ty wer | HESE Balls are every one first quality new stock, is - | fie Bits bi dogg? if : eg S50 | their original wrappings. They are all small size, fed pee | Set dhs bm Oy We bOW t la toe é heavy weight. An excellent Ball for driving. It is Pee 4 t+- . ie pee POE BN ‘a Aon tion at two very low clearance prices _ $5.50 and $7.50 80623 Whslertte Ms i Centenite = sei uate tl ALY Bi call ad ; tte just as serviceable. The | ae Py | Men's Clothing Shop—-Second Floor. a , rr as ’ RE ee! cht OB, Ree Tote, Re satin stripe and corded madras. Specia! at $1.39 estly tailored, correctly cut Ps *" Cs : 83: — 7 Men's Underwear Shop——-Firet Floor. —Suits that are giving com- re Vee oe : plete satisfaction to men who ! a See Bee + §| Untrimmes — 7 bought them earlier in the* tgs — | AE) He moral! a a Be ; i Where Trout Are Plentiful : a cae a . eS »~ i a **Ttems of Interest’’ for Sportsmen == = ee Ss cae ae Ai ra ae as rr’ ad . ee Lines, per 100 yards Saving does not mean self-denial $1.80 to 85.40 Minnow Traps Artificial Bait 35e to 50e 81.50 to 84.00 _— save money you need not be ) | 9 “a & SR Sporting Goods Shop—First Floor miserly or deny yourself a reason- | | e t es EA % , % # able share of the pleasures of life. | At | b> : ‘ Ca | When You Stand at the First Tee gat Nite, Sse “J “ that: hore wn at % Scientific saving be simply Thrift. It —And swing vour driver and see the bal] shoot straight‘iown the a minagiog yaue-enpenen eourse for about 300 vards—‘Oh, boy! Ain't it a grand and glo ing to a definite schedule, so that the amount you spend is a little less than the amount you earn. You will find saving easy if you take the trouble to “budget” your expenses. A Liberty-Central Savings Account 15 the most convenient and profitable way of taking care of your weekly or monthly savings. nwt? $e rious feeling?’’ , ) im 0 6 Mo 0 CM Sporting Goods BShop—First Floor — io $1.69 Shee Om Piggies ee ee ee tegen ity ote vie gph st 5 SEM OR Aa ten Mhen eae ae ‘eal spittle ge Daim x se Wy i) “
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WEDNESDA ej SDAY, JULY 20, 1981, a TULY 20. 21! ae SUNDAY POST- DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCU LATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. _ STLOUTS POST- DISPA TCH ] ———= en | i: Pet ‘views?’ Mrs. White was asked. tered this one with all sertousness. at the bottom of the entire tromole | “Yes. And in the six days I lived! But when the publicity came I knew That ts a - | ) ° real disease and recogpized onal Parks | with him he spoke only of bis rev- that even if she was willing to come as such by medical men, you know. | § Playgrounds : olutionary theories.” ; Back the relation was impossible for It ts even possible for people to be Justice Morschauser * ordered us. physically seriously fl with {t, and | ie Et preted teonue, 0 Your Dreams Justice ordered us. e National Parks this 8 ! FRENCH BRITE IS | stricken from the records all testi- “It is really hysterical homosick- 1 even suspect some people have died | ' mony as to his cruelty toward her. ness on the part of my wife that lies of it.” This had no place in the action, he | R. FOSTER . | | sh : N | Come True— explained. Only the question of | ~ = sediieeeetiietiie e + oe + see = ay — NO Fees hs ga fraud in misrepresenting himself to | p OT 2 eee | : iis wife before marriage was .—. om Ninth to Tenth | By adding dollars regularly to your | FREED) BY COURT mee ~(f [What You Expect —. FIRST NATIONAL SAVINGS ACCOUNT right American and he did not | Fl _of (our Banker | if | speak of this Socialism and all his | 7 a | | an. eae All Evidence of Cruelty Is —s ge poy ers ph gne a sae =) nk | YES | DE | iC ae IUS ind im. 8 iat a4 : ie ce ' , : = —_+ a = . Immaterial and Judge told me anything—never until we/| — me © // : WX , FR E R E S a | NG were married.” - ag === Bases Decision on Fraud. In another room of the Courthouse | ges Bouck White discussed with report- | ers the failure of his marriage. ‘aie DID NOT TELL HER : “IT believe in the sacredness | marriage,’”” he was saying. “T _ OF CLASHES WITH LAW > genes 3+ ete ieee ee ADVERTISEMENT. | ares 1 Sole Cause See | . | SES He Dect Active Retail Buying | | urrmaseeauem Ti 3 1 i ees | Desire for Separation Is Reported | | | } ationa rotection, 66 : om iC k. | Many retailers report an in- ) ac a Her Hysterical Hi ns creased number of customers in COOPERAT . ness.” ‘| their sfores, and a general re- |) Wit alls ‘| newed activity in business is ap- || “First comes co-operation shenll ne , parent. eRe mes By the Associated. Press. - I ile Saieinak.Titton Paraltube operation. First gocs co-operation — then | POUGHKEEPSIE Res Y — Company at Fourth and St goes operation. This is true in all branches f alae as ened @own all Or ee oe of industry, all lines of business. Commerce Marschauser today hande , 4/1 their eagerly awaited annual || cannot o te without th f a decision in which he granted an an-/] Summer sales of furniture and || men e co-operation of its : nulment of marriage to Mrs. Andr2. : | integral parta. Finance is an integral part of a —. i onderful Sale of Broadway—Locust—Olive. or ~~ wry . e , whe Siete atid Mie aie ell deen ee ae oe ee er ee oe eek aa a ere « . wee my im . ee ee a ae » ’ ¥ 7 BMH ee . $6.50 ‘| their friends and patrons are E. Simon White from Bouck W ms quick to take advantage of the 7 commerce, uality new stock, in of Marlborough. || striking values they “re offering ; open The decision is very short, iesity | in living-room, dining-room and Our job is to co-operate with corporetiona, are all smal] sj Open D 5) +f ae istvine. yh Bioa eae oe, stating that the plaintiff ts entitled|] ped-room furniture. | firms and individuals in the interest of better : : : P. 30 P.M. to the relief asked for in the com-| on business. By bringing financial service to ine gn Page . et ee 2 eee EE ir - © ail he merits of this bal). plaint, quoting authorities and dt-| — 4 dustry and the market place, we are staying | Missed his train—but not rs. We can only say recting judgment for fer. | ave known for sever. . - er mo Sn eg coer iy ui r eC | on the job. f 8 ent. is ‘ - (ZR ae- + frenchwoma | refreshm Coca~( ola supply yourself with Lhe «els ‘| eras, Stang ro, | By using our commercial banking service : sold everywhere. Boucw more ij her age and noted as a radical think- | you enlist our co-operation in your behalf. ! . . } , Py \ | " a , ' as t Floor : 6 § 4 a a - a Wy ’ a er, but dresse@ like a farmer, sat | THs COCA-COLA COMPANY : wh RG ee hws Scuns iate ade prertad @ties an Sede! 0 | Mercantile Ti ompatry ATLANTA, GA. 4 : of his wife. He showed little inter-. \ J — A\ FOR | : Stock of | ; ‘ est in the proceedings until at the Py’ 74. &- a ‘ane ‘ conclusion he told the Court he had : Z | EIOHTM AND LOcUST -TO os tle CMARLSES : wanted the marriage to be a success, 6 BELL-ANS Hats 4 Ju D y/ : 19¢ Hose but now realized it could only result Hot water ~ = Capttal and Surplus $10,000,000 eq /umper Dresses satin mie yn abs ~~ ep rereee, Mie —_— in failure. ~S . { . Satet te Ww omen’ . “Even if she came back to me I! Sure Relief ute could ni 1ake it hap- _ Gz eg, e just received another lot of jews: 19c 4 oe eke ber hee E k -ANS . — > | The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening 7 pexeand dlues only. Values to specia dC ay a , ve ¥ rife : ———— newspaper giving Associated Press news service. : Te Ae bea -_ . ou may still have your wh FOR INDIGEST r Straw Hat to wear $2.98 hursday, special, W lk Shi diten ¥ get through examining the { ION or irts ' Justice Morschauser sald. or we are selling our : testimony,’ » former prices. This $ | ()() as # rege “If the proof of fraud on your part - haeaden dit halk ined aids, as well as split Shirts; is not sufficient I cannot releac Straw Hate—- $3.00 $1.00 her su Only a Gesture of Despair. rie ated fas zat - ? St Hat 83.50 : White dropped his head ~y ie j at ate— 7 (ia pais ae hands moved in a esture oO de.- ¢ o 7 ' = | — Waists Dresses io wh eels gor hy oes; . spair. It Was ovihent throughout 610-612 | f J The House oe: : anion d spl ~ did val ue: special. Py the proceeding that much as his wif \\ ashington 2 of ) lel ‘Velte ies at desires to be free of him, her pleas- J Constesy 99 es - val ‘inghams; ail {} Union Suits | . ure would surpass his relief if such Avenue = /; ; a A grat my ere | was the will of the Court. nterest s a b ucec, Union Suits; reg V Mrs. White was dressed as if thing rhe bees te een +, "aAmN \ tihbbhe, ‘ uli | Women's Rit bed ready for aA stroll in Paris. A brown le a wee preven gg * satin coat, a gray silk dress, immac-| | | :, ve nh Bungalow Aprons ae ee that by it we can afford our patrons Women's Bungalo Mrs. White, under questioning of | a better opportunity to select Fur Aprons, made of | good quality her attorney, told the story of her | 8, 95c a : | gingham = ; married life with White. She re- | garments with greater care and counted how, when she refused to Bea. 63 find ag any ; | % get out of hed aft * o'clock in the | ° (Third Floor.) adie to fin or Sum- ~ morning the day after they arrived | a, soisette and striped : ; ™ at the farm atop Marlboro Mountain, | sdccaielen sihinalgpaidil T he pointed to a cow in the ps | | = ; : e pointes a ie pasture | N t sleeves. knee } h $5, $6 and $7 values ; extra special for Dou- and compared her with the animal. | ‘ ms Plenty ol avy a , kne “—— .) ble Stamp Day, only $ O4 ‘Did he not tell you that at first —- that cow would not obey him?” she! - © Yeo | ae ee was iste : : oa y ; See :- ot Black—A lso Sport Floor ee a All new, fresh merchandise. Men, you can't heip but buy two pairs. Choice of tar tage “Yes, and then he said that the/| } leg ths re m7 elt > . r ’ — ' 4 _ . : ; . ~ i cow had learned to obey and so st N44 / Shades ter § the gtyle t ' 5 a ) n ved ium e! fays in New York City after arriv- B ¢ ? ; 1 if rapes 7 ee a. Mow Dek Che nee ears Baronet Satin—Featured a te wget me x O08 eotere s vard.. imuntag the sim: vepepd they ‘ved White Silk White Flannel Jajp proper ; shoot straight down the he e l Linoleum W , | roring these effective Hats, With ji an’ tite grand and gio- :. : oe $ Matttess Fe : | | gr ato epaptiong rs i" A | j ‘os 4 newness Thev are ATTIC) lal »¥ ap }) soprint q Tha —SPSCES i lo orcever ( nim that ! usb 1A Pe] . . — | ” oe. f ‘ 1 ail t f , the first , aly Ss ot hlack sill. st ah ¥ 1¢ leas are re vealed, such “a Up to S10 Skirts va 83.95 Waists Poe neey ae Be ras? *: entirety: te ; ena Mg toed toe the woe 4 a" AS Ren gah MPS chy ene “ aden ts ~ he : 4 one tel ad pide na, Ml ~~? ‘ Inless you have a good E oy AGE oom . core | rte : , r ale his clubs. We have a | ne "y square : hitond a i ) nates : “ee a8 ws RN ad ah meer the new steel nail heads and Chantilly lac drapes. orn with pleasure, for q . if - Sen ; - ; G i { : be ¢ , . ‘ . = . ie J ¢ i ‘i ‘ . ‘2 \ ~ (H) f SOL) (HM) % % . . fr CA! ‘° ] 1 1 LSst rt Ce , ‘ °. J. e) ~ , dard make ¢lubs—truly S| eu 01d . disturban a Olle: mode ls priced @ 7 moat Choice of i a t Liste Whit: by French ‘ as ek ' ‘ 2u a \AT “a r¢ ik rjeeting Ne ond Floor ; ; : nr ' nq Tr) a 4% | tT! ’ . — — , ! . $5 Q8 | Pheir Meeting in France. SKIFt Im Stor W aists VA cluding imported makes, fl ] , , » War - ' ite 4 ho Lal rone nf Ir: at Ph Seems ; : va pew Pepe fe } er 7 . values ul vi “a1 ’ ° = 810.50 q F < to ‘ j 74 } oytte . wit! +) P View : pi 7 r ar df eae or ' yes 70 $5 oh Hh entnite Bars || 75c oe et gd Milan — Mra Fioo footie ae phd strong, rein- ' oe egg ee ee a ii ee Ce Te Te oper Sport Coats Up to S15 Dresses lazily and rest under . | | irs ee rab alk ued stripes —priced from = reed with ‘tapes cm . oe . lend, Mr evy. White jostled \ — , : i te <a =o roast wanted 3 : Fe } boas , ‘ , ian siraw: Oo i } ’ . $3.00 to $11.00 4 | ts ho . » aly — C se é a greene ne a : sl ove] ale * LAR Sport (0; Dresses of Organ Pioor 4 ‘ all ar wre: Mm Va? rd nvers lor aArted aS Ke if CliOThHh: Values uj iO ; os : 1 a me ala Pa ; Gi 39 Check Or di might call of wool J rse: a “ , ae Pi a . if sue bingnams c anaies ent ta - house ans et har o uruper presses oF tay 4] 69 Sheets 69c Tis gh g nt to her house and met he: Felt St , ip Spor: a Hat 4 black velvetes on ‘ ome i ‘ars | | ~~ ement. bias rie 69c Rat thes ; acation Alive ae Bl. wo, : c ine ee YF Ya arent rhey — re a ol him 3 ne ] — an: ! nove€t i? 7 Av’ beautifu wiie ies . ‘ second aay e roposed rom » & “¢ ye ut the photographs and g ae areata in hast buich Sues 1! of rede sigan sod Saige ite psa white und colors; special, tweeds. Values pnt this Summer. | ae ed \ tatty pay am . white, brown @1 et nioeigaalsh me “= nm tr £05 : ee ’ ; be "1 . ‘ a ightning ‘ ae Li ors j ip) ) aw). nie f ameras és i * j ad = * reesa : iaida a ' ‘ . ere 9 creme pss : 7 } iY d Floor $2.00 to $5.00 i ’ ‘ mV = te , ‘ ; , hy ' ‘ : 1 r * : ™ : ': ,erT and: ‘ a“ ati ° ~ ay ia A C 35C a yard... yard your parents would not permit = t marry him {tf they knew
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Liat oe Ei 10 _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | _ SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louls: Newspaper. - iste oa Wee ale A aE Vera Sassulitch, Nihilist, Dies. (of immunity from prosecution, she | in goid buried?” Luhring chouted. a ; , Br the Associated Press. began her story, declaring Campbell | “Tt refuse to answer su‘ ha ques- d 4 If} | first demanded $100,000. ition,” Mirs Bergdol] snapped. " ; is oar iy oar July 20.~ Vera + '. . Sassulitch, notori: nl Nihilist “I told him to go to hell,” she ex- th i elgg a ee pi ety Still ahead of us—nearly two 2" Vears ago throughout the we claimed. “He had tortured me into sheets, Joseph F. Houlahan, | | .” ' -U r Vy , ] “ & 4 Lreener or Wasse rman Brothers, tole mM . died at Moscow. Monday, accor: ing believing that mj ee - fone pe oe d y h If th f MU S i Cc Cc oO. 4 ge si eameati her “ims BERGDOLL HAD unless the higher ups were paid.” the committee the records show 2d an a a mon S O sum er Questioned by John H. Sherburne that Campbell had an account with S lent ot 516 0 US S o there will be plenty L S I $ ag t ‘e] ‘assulitch ¢ Boston, the committee counsel,|the firm in 191%, which had bee: ee 2. vere Paaeanten. : Largest Complete Stock of Records in St. Louis of etrograd was also reported in Jul: Mrs. Bergdoll, step by step, told how! closed prior to the opening of the use for a summer wardrobe. an ah cecttrh in on oe" es h ~ STOGKS ACCOUNT. she had taken the money, pinned ‘n! larger one in Aga8. dl ac Pay gaat And a man really needs THE FOLLOWING RECORDS ON SALE BEGINNING Ton ~ aS - aetiin her waist, to Governor's Islani,, placed with the firm last year, uly the killing of Gen. Trepoff, Prefect ! . . ° in 1878 turned it over to Grover, who met; was wiped out, with $415 still due more changes in summer of Police at St. Petersburg, no Sites Rewe ttin \Silee ; f C ae gare the Major under the big agpo e at! from Campbell, he said. ° . . By the Aiajor under the Dig agpote at from Campbell, he sats than in winter. Complete August List ore, bell to sland, Campbell, according to testi- __8CHOOLS AND COLLEGES Loss of $7500 Last Year Later, she swore, Campbell told hor |! : ie mpbell, ace ; me aati: a ae Be desi Palm i that he had received the money from mony an army ini LIN 1 COLLEGE FOR wonre | Shown by Brokers’ Ledger | Grover, but that under the law he, cer, maintained an account ina New Beach and a mohair for DENWO Wounded 1877, 114 acres could keep no part of it for him “4 York bank, depositing only his business—a suit for sport ee oe on or eneee ane Sheets Presented Before self, and had given it to an officer,| monthly pay check, against which ie endowment. Two and four year college courses ee } neces, it was , for eve- with degrees, Music, Art. Home Economics, Jour- | whose name he could not remember drew. The monthly balance ides wear and two suits palism, Secretaria! and otuer vocational « courses Oo mmittee. It was her understanding, she aati. stated, sometimes ranged as low is | . slaing Address dj. NOKMER DD. Presiden. H —" Co fled, that it was to go eventually to; $7 and never higher than $60. ning use. Be Cantos. Sto ns i. aaa a member of the court trying her a on eee If you have these custom ; © , for evading the draft. MRS. BERGDOLL TOLD | Questioned About Gold. STO | tailored by Losse you = d t R tative Luh- | “\Steamer OF $5000 a we and anion on iomek ak c A RIA have clothes that yim ed & , De L For Infants and Children be prou d to wear an Bergdoll said she had not told th. Money to Effect oe, » |committee of the transaction befor. in Use For Over 30 Years 7m clothes that will return full! Cr $ hpecause she had forgotten it. Gro- | ver, she added, recently had urged , Always bears : value in service. Standard Schedule -| Release Handed to Bruce | 1-7’ 2 ten ot 1 ~ CO Mz Iilinois River Cruises, Sanday and Mon- “Have you still got that $150.000 | Signature of * " [ sy ar , ’ ie eae te 20 pm Sunday tera) AR. Campbell at Governor's Chautauqua Trips, % a. m. to 7:30 p, m. | , Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri. Fare $1. 00. Island, She eam Saturday Chautauqua Trips, 2:00 to | a 11:30. p. m,. Fare, $1.56 Landing at Elsah yy Chautauqua. Alton Landings both ways every Ton | By the Associated Press. » 8:50 to I : cere, There. a, are, 01.00. WASHINGTON, July 20.—The di- | Chil ‘en 3 to years half fare on Tues- ® ‘narge E 5 0 "as aid tc : ae ws. . nildr % | a al i! } co ps rect charge that $500 wa p : ) | lz 0 More Days Oo} Inspec 1107) 1}? og at abit en | Maj. Bruce R. Campbell, an officer | “Ss ‘harf, selephones, | of the army, for use among “the | oom Main 4770, Centra! Ie ; higher ups” to obtain the release of Ur An ] ] Of rs SSS | Grower Cleveland Bergaoll, her | nua u2cusS aie |. Uu ‘slacker son, was made yesterday by | Pee ae 4 wee. Emma, Baegne oF » leniguenerg Two more days in WwW hieh to make leisurely and unhurmned selection from the superb Fur pieces as- COO Ss ia. to a House investigation com- sembled for our greatest Annual August Sale of Furs. No Furs will be sold, but all se- Song Hit mittee sve AMER M\ Having heard'the cifarge, the com- lections will be held until the sale begins, Monday, July 2dth. mittee developed that on Feb. 10, y last year, about 10 days after the x date on which Mrs. Bergdoll swore ? 34 ‘n* We Got Fun? t- bE xcURSION QUEEN ' the money was paid to the officer, A mens $e it Pum aie ‘ amine iC ybe ) 5 rj Jas- sf 2— Trips Daily — 2 Campbell deposited $4500 with Was 06-08 —— Tea Leaves Nora Bayes 606 Wyoming Nore Boge Washington Av. A. gas aii (Wait Until You Seo My Madeline) sermann Brothers, members of the ’ . c Sapdays, 9:50 to 1:00. $1.00 New York Stock Exchange, and New Store Hours: Week Days, 0:30 to 6:00, 50¢ . Raturdays, 2:30 to 7:30. The $2090 more on March 3, all of which « ‘ ~* : 8-3 . , y * i Evenings, 8:50 to 11:30, Te und more was wiped out by the end 3:30 to 5 Daily. Open Fri From the Greenwich V illage Follies Frank Crum! Rat. and Sunday Evenings, £1.00 RPECIAL EXCURSION down the of June in market trading. The day Till 5:30. Closed All . Thru fo All by Myself Frank Crumit 7 ; Dav Saturday. ve ; Crystal City, | day, meyvy was > ace | . o : * er 0:30 A. Mo—Re- enc the shin en aaa toes ‘E . \ Sicth Sl. Anti? Somebody’s Mother Reardon & Mellor turna 7:00 P. M.—Tickets $1.00. wae 4 Sierra Sunset Reardon & Mellor Strut Miss Lizzie Mary Stafford and Her Jazz Bend Moonlight Dance same night, Campbell, supposedly his wife. 8:30 to 11:30. Maj. Campbell, who enlisted in ‘ ; 0 ampbe : A — If You Don’t Want Me, Send Meto My Ma Mary Stafford and Her Jazz Band Main 4770 Central 1065 | 1901 and served overseas with the’! cTh Not. | Rainbow Division, and who was /! “ '| Bergdoll’s counsel in courtmartial | | proceedings, was not present at yes- | terday’s hearing. He previously had | testified that he did not get one dol- | | lar of Bergdoll money, but at the di- | () rection of the committee the War | J ee tae iwens . m ee - — wonnes _ ar = = nN RE CR ON AED Ae RRO: em ~— a ~ Ce all ~eE OS ek, SE pa gil. ow OP) age Ot tee gos ee te we ere Sr a Cc oR © am © a ewe Eee ; Department has ordered him here ° , from Camp Pike to answer the) Friday, July 22 B ocharces Phe yer 1G ong 4 a gee >: $100,000 Demanded, She Says. « : . j wee Saeee Me. 5405 UT: Called back to testify after Govy- | Ellen Lodge No. 141° BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY CLERKS ae EROS agents had picked up the | Campbell clew in a renewed effort to Dance Records of East St. Louis : itt, fix responsibility for Bergdoll’s ese) Lie "S, merase St, Vous acce cae while hunting for @ buried pot | >, m. ckets 75c. Including Tax. BF Of Bold, vrs. ergzao Stoo: y , ? : Public Invited. . fh oon her constitutional rights shea: t0- | : A-3411 Love Me. Fox-trot Ted Lewis’ Jazz Band | t= My shai A fused to answer questions. But) p Cg — all 85c Underneath the Palms. Fox-trot — when assured by Chairman Peters | Nd = = Cheri Medley F se " men —— : — " | es aa : erie. ! ey Fox-trot he Heppy Ss ——— — A a ~~ = A ae m Nobody's Baby. Medley in ik n - Ahh = | . . e Happy Sw OA Vi de ; tip Would You? (I'll ney You Would!) STE - \\ A- — oo Fox-trot. The Happy St grees Pak PE VMs}, -7 ; , Wandering Home. Med ey Waltz . B i ge The Metropolitan Dance Players \ 7 Bi got | Se i i om a oeens Wee Me. Fox-trot Art Hickman’ s Orchestra sW : . a@= | Dream of Me. Fox-trot Art Hickman’s Orchestra Reg US Pat OFF | ' | : \\ zd Cleans Closet Bewls Without Scouring | | Keo Fe am Pe ae y ; \ A-618 , mF ‘ ie a | ss J $1.25 1 f ‘ Bi | > All for You. Medley Fox-trot The Happy Siz In a Marvelous Sale at Sweethearts. Medley Fox-trot eo ae Opera and Concert ~ a Fin a0) AL brin SS x + | ‘ | / i ay = : ‘ones { Duna Charlea Hackett able Say gga ae eee Vs The Bohemian Girl. (‘‘I Dreamt That . HEHE | wy A-6186 | \ ite sige i siete; ati gy ney Gates | WAV A \ ae one i) 4 $1.50 ~ nad e. oo farble Halls” | Gan . in Play CT | ae : : | Pee: sae for Folks at Home - Rosa Ponsella Gra nds O | ‘ co ue ; |: a Lay aaae { Parlatemi d’Amor Riccardo Straceiart q Slig h t ] ‘ ity tie Hi iY | | * @¢e# ee 2 1 [yo 7 | # also thos : | Deep in Your Eyes. Medley Waltz Prince's Dance Orchestra Yerkes Jazarimba ta 00 Dreamy Hawaii Duct de Kerekjarte By the Waters of Killarney. Medigy Waltz Pri nce's Dance Orchesira — Men of Harlech Welsh Rond the displ. Son y Botel Weleh Band i. Clean Your Closet Bowl : . Art Hickman’s Orchestra of tered a It is no longer necessary to go through + | Week, July 30---August 6 | s of the fatiguing distasteful work of VM Pp / N TO A Jump & R wee. ee Fats bens Seevue dence eochiny io OOS | c very ipping out water and scrubbing in 44 : \ ie \ Call on. Columbia dealer and bring your dane | teed to v order to clean your closet bowl. R OC K \'v | : ee | YX \ | \ a / ceo Be sure to hear its foot-stimulating fox-trom®, | ton. Sani-Flush does all the hard work Sees \ | + blood-exhilarating one-steps, and waltzes which ~— oe nn — : always fairly whirl one and all, young and old, . Instead of | for you. Sprinkle a little into the bowl, | ifto the dance. follow directions on the can—and flush. Our share of 5000 Jumper Frocks secured by the. Kline Or- — each one ganization at a mere fraction of their regular value. The most et eaecetargmeneae rag ‘ghtfal, | | Individually inspected. Durable, de wonderful collection of fine Jumper F rocks, we believe, that has T depantdbins Accaate io booty Goal ings before there is a re Ww ever be E ’ , V lod shinin surface, and rere oe : bay 4g ” Pwrdk , rice. lues s ? Deelere Piar . New Colambia Records on Sale at all Columbia IOs In th 8 € hidden trap ing we expect to sell every one before closing time. “he she IGeh end 200h of ooty Déeath Clearing is as clean as new. Pe-iod Desifme = COLITMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY fram 3.735 Disinfectants are not necessa f T he S as ‘s em seooienc 7 ry, for ' geason s : Sani-Flush does its work thoroughly. Also Organdies, Voiles and Ginghams “Hit” — ——— —— eed For sale by retail ~ £ % r e Oy retail trade generally ries taken: from § Y5 Entire Stock of Special ke Jumpers of linene, beach our - much higher se lines, off ra in his sale a , ° | . THE HYGIENIC PRODUCTS CO. same sensational, lov ies, le cloth, ramie linen, | jersey. Columbia Grafonolas Sead Canton, Ohio gingham and ratine, in every ‘ = Beauti : Y e maginable eolor ' , (ut to Pre- it Prices = Chicago Office, 130 N. Wells St., Chicage, Ill. Regardless of ( osts or Profits Lj Siindarenat or" M Migs. nree E Stration 2 —_ ? : ot te ey aids 5 a 9" Eee i Lethe fae ee a ot Pio _ Ps Mt ‘a? = ee -. a ; » . ay ane te % P \s sail , eer parer ge Tee be ee ary a et tO le a al _ = + he WH at Where there were stains and mark- i PA, + , #04, ME “ | ee See . ” Ten Player ll SI Res . : On Credit at Cash Prices | Guara Kline’ saan! ourth Flos rat MAY-STERN & CO. We 12th and Ciliwe Ste a
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WEDNESDAY JULY 20, 1921. © J ‘an & Schenck Furman & Naeh Nora Bayes Nora Bayes “fy Madeline) ollies Frank Cruypi! Frank Crumit Reardon & Mellor Reardon & Mellor d and Her Jazz Band Meto My Ma dand Her Jazz Band a ’ st yo _ ‘ rds Ted Lewis’ Jazz Band ot Ted Lewis’ Jazz Band The Happy Siz Fox-trot The Happy Siz a a Pn OWRD N IBEN Miss Mary benty entertained with an informal ige party at her home yesterday | Miss Mabel est of her sister, Mr. immer a Iver Dr.and Mrs. J. © Beris avenue have mo wee: , WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1921 ——— - ——~ Pernoun. —, = Wendover Mrs. ( wth for a month and Mrs. W. W VW is a ty ’ Lh ap? ment has been ig ‘nt of Miss iughter of E. I. navenue, and L son of the Rev. on of 2306 Ru n Januarv Miss MARRI Ano of 1202, wmut place will depart the last this month for Chicago, to be the i os a Milne of 5736 Ning at the home of venue and their daughters, ieces Katherine and Marjorie Mii- ‘ "= } »l> will depart August 1 for Eagle Jack Metintire of 4229 departed for A nthe Ozarks Sg ee Nese SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY C a VISIT FRIENDS a AT KENILWORTH, ILI +} WILT. allied ST. ords in St. Louis —_—____ E BEGINNING TODAY souncement Made o! Wedding SOAY | fst Louis Girl It} Vew York 2 en es ? - { — ( tT) bul ; la NE of } ‘ / ‘ i ii ‘ ine . Wd tha ‘ (aro rie =i } dat oijte ‘> re ‘~ ; ‘* and \irs, Ris SNemon OF Dee West mil Sle} d tle ral in Rubien, 80! of Mr. and Mh) OR : t jerick William beub ‘ mee City. Th: . pla 5 o'clock on the afternoon of Ju 4 New Yorw, wiht rutile WHE their hon vi - ion 1 v te of Mary it ticule S} , jed also \liss WN Oidii i ne Mi Tie: sian’s French School and Co big University 1! Nf‘ York, Mr ebien Was educated at Trinity Col wand Columbia Uni \ j oe _ RP PPM al Oe ete 1 i —_—_———, =n EEL oe ; o 4 ] It . mM ~~ \ - MURILLO PorTRaarT OCla ems nate Muss Olpuit; Wiss Ruth Dutton Loa North MM aL CENY~ melor avenue was hostess at a as arty at her home {| afte) nage parts . ee "a ; n. The guests included My 2 Tulsa, Ok., arrived this morning to gs a Wisses Tlelen Voight, Jan- | be the guests of Mrs. Katheryn Ste- Feldman Naomi trown. Virginia Vens of 5330 Pershing avenue... Mrs. rigor Florer Iiensieyv hielen stevens was hostess at a luncheon = es. Elaine Voig! Margaret and ,today at her home complimentary to! 2 Palf Dorot “ 1) \Igrass, Mrs ‘ if Kinney. - McRae and Adele Rassfeld, aaa Miss Alice Little of 14 North | y- , , ‘ Plant of St. Louis’ *ins’s Highway boulevard wil de- | part tomorrow for Easthampton, L.. | I., where she will visit Mrs. Louis! ' Ingraham. } - — -—— The marriage of Miss Helen Maris | H{echler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hechler of 2706 Ann ave- nue, and Ray H. Bruegge, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bruegge of U'p- son, Wis., took place Saturday eve- the Rev. Carl F. Miss Jessie B. Kerr and Murray were the only at- tendants. Mr. and Mrs. Bruegge are residing at 3721 Michigan avenue. | O|Z- bride's the Wettstone | officiating. parents, a Mrs. Hl. M. Patton of Webster Groves, and her chidlIren, left today for Yakima, Wash., to visit relatives for the remainder of the summer. made of Pearl E : ‘ ‘ ro} ‘ ~ _* ] \Y Noxon of pare. A. I. Menge] and small son natin Mf of 5321 Savoy court are at Lost Lake, and Mrs. is. Visiting Mrs. Mengel's parents, | |Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stifel, at their ssel] ave- ewedding probably will take: Noxon the Kroeger School of Music, cottage. and Mrs. W. F at- Mr. Young of 5006 gan member of the Nu | Maple avenue, accompanied by their on sorority. Mr. Johnson’ Sons, Elmer and Charles Young, de- educated at Central College. parted yesterday for Los Angeles. Me ---— eee a Miss Olguita Queeny of 3453 Haw-, rand Mrs. Tom McKinney of thorne boulevard will leave I’riday , lof 5807 Aug. 10 for a short visit in Chicago, ler. at the bride's home in [Tifth a after which they will spend severai:) "'™ The ceremony, which was at- weeks in Alexandria, Min tended by only a few relatives and | intimate friend was performed by : gees the Rev. Dr. Archibald R. Mansfield t Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bitting of the Seaman's Church Institute. = — _—_— —s IRCULATION Than Those tn Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. LORD QUEENSBOROUGH MARRIES : SE a — o— -— - > me ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * 11 Ok., is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester | $464 Hawthorne boulevard Coch- By the A jated Presse ran before her Miss NEW YORK, July 20.—Lord Alice Judge. Queenborough, a member of the P.- : ennobled by Henry VIII of England, was married yesterday to Miss Edith Starr Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Starr Mil- W. C. Whitney's Daughter, Is Member of Paget Family. Judge Mrs. marriage was ssf) . an pet 1af?ry Li Miss Tous {lle terman uvenue ;: Brooks of 63086 Wa- ind “Miss Ruth Leggat | depart Clemens avenue wil Jr. and small daughter, o Lord Queenborough (Almerie ; ay .ere oe ene il 4 + . aArraw ; nial boule vard., N it] ad pal t\ TH! ayy Hiugh } aget) was raised to the peer for Asheville, N. Cc. age in 1918 This is his second mare i ' Miss Hadley Richardson of 5739 — ee | Cates avenue will depart a week s : . from today tor Cisco, Wis to be ib- Vacation Needs Sf bout : I nth ‘ nt abo LmnoO hn Clip this and mut {ft with your ication list. ave the Post-Dts- patch mailed to your Summer ad- Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Thicebes of 3242 dress. Mall rates include postage. | Lonefellow boulevard accompanied se _ | — : —, ) : , : I St- , 2 phone bs their daughter, Miss Marian 5 > , " Thiebes, will leave next week for ; > Saas = y Rockport, Mass., to remain until fall eee , peter “?T eee | | we ene catia 1A 8 ED ' — SOMETHING DIFFERENT ! EXCURSION DOWN THE RIVER To CRYSTAL CITY SUNDAY, JULY 24 Just for a change—The big Steamer Saint Paul will depart from its regular up-river schedule on Sunday, July 24, and will make a special 100-mile excursion trip down the Mighty Mississippi—past Jefferson Barracks, Quarantine, White House, Montesano Park. Kimmswick, Sulphur Springs and Herculaneum to | | Crystal City, Mo. The special trip will start from the Streckfus Docks at the foot of Washington Avenue at %, 9:30 A. M. and return at 7:00 P. M. Tickets $1.00 round trip including tax (small children 50c). Regwar Sunday Night Trip at 8:30 P. M. Telephones—Main 4770 and Central 1065 “lhe Colossal excursion queen |? Saint Paul EE re ee ET ERO “Pr me ER SE eee ee ' e RN eee EN te — e nce S e Tie Happy Stz atz. . poliian Dance Players Hickman's Orchestra Hickman's Orchestra The Happy Siz 8 Jazarimba Orchegtra : edley Waltz ; ¢'3s Dance Orchestra a faltz. ince's Dance Orcheatra LS ‘7 +, > ‘ae PO. @ - Hi Charles Hacketl t That Je Halls’) Lucey Gates Lucy Gates Rosa Ponselle , Riccardo Stracciart Duci de Kerekjarte Welsh Bond Welsh Band ’s Orchestra 30--August 6 » orchestra {n the United fancing fashions today. er and bring your dance and PDs, umbia Records Durable, delightful, rate in every detail. Sele at all Columbia Deelere h of Every Menth FOPHONE COMPANY YORK $ molas ; CO. ar (Slightly usedinstruments, also those that have been in the display room for demon- stration purposes, will be offered at sacrifice prices. tion. Instead of making special mention of each one we are of fering them in three groups Ten Player- Pianos in the Clearing Sale at 31 @ Every instrument guaran- teed to give entire satisfac- 7 Pianos in the Cc —EEE ‘welve Player- Six Player- Pianos in the Clearing Sale at *455 learing Sale at *39 Used Pianos at $75 and Upwards Special Features Free With Each Player $10.00 worth of hand-played Music. Beautiful Combination Player Bench Free Delivery Service. Guaranteed satisfaction. wie. We Advise Early Selection {Fourth 1 STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER | July Clearing Sale of Players and Pianos a great July event brings to you remark- able saving opportunities inPlayer-Pianos, Pianos and Grands of every description. ~ ‘ ad Pe TT 1} 2 } ro y ” + , . - ’ , - = esto Iil., to be the Suen riage into a prominent American Pauline W hitney, daughter of Wil-| of the Navy, died in 1916. He came | was a real estate operator ) lisa 9 Y° 7 at sul le | Or At yu? ‘ ,il rT ire »i " - “> *?* oe i i¥s Mayr }OT] } U en iT f tr @avOoOU familys His flr st wife, W ho was liam Cc Whitney former Secretary ‘tan America in 1Rk&77 At one time he neapolis three weeks. MISS EDITH STARR MILLER | . - Mrs. Marshall Cochran of Tulsa, Bridegroom, Whose First Wife Was ° ma eee —_ —_ a — =- pay deminaiieden Paes seanehiainmeaienin cate - eesti = = — — en “ nee a ee Sa soe on = oe tees acai | i ' vi a i '. gu r 1c. beat 14 “7 A vite " ; | ut Api Yack? , oa | ‘ i ; ' i | Jj | L - i ; ‘ i? ; | ,« : i ! at | | a - , 4 4 ae : } . FF . : yi : i oo | } ie a , ra . A } ; 4 ‘4 . . 6% — . 5 4 : P : ) : ' "Fr Caf iaprtigg bt i ; CTO ar i» ; Se) ST Cera it}\~ ‘Coal tad a : es 7 SA if | ph : : it j ' 7s } | | | : i | The August Sale of Furniture | Reaches the Fourth of Its Five Inspection Days wane Ce ee ee ee ee) Oe ee ee eee ; HAT people appreciate the opportunity of selecting their Furniture : ae leisurely and without interruption, has been well demonstrated dur- ae ing these first days of inspection in our August Sale of Furniture. Here i} - and there, in every section of the great Furniture display floor, may be | seen people carefully studying the various types of Furniture and en- if f thusiastically exclaiming over the handsome qualities and the moderate | ! | prices. | : ) There is just cause, for never was our August Sale of Furniture more | | E carefully planned under the two requisites of quality and superlative at | values. bi re ae en «| ~ There yet remain two days of inspection, which | ‘ aft | ht means that although the August Sale of Furniture } ot *| o| Fo Aa | does not properly begin until Monday, July 25, pa- : ‘iL Pumemenvicn): mana trons may have the privilege Thursday and Friday | ait og Pa 2 tail of this week of selecting from the sale stock. Sale 1. 4 Be roane | x price tags will be in evidence, and sale prices will i | prevail, but delivery will not be made until after the ) roi beginning of the sale. (Seventh Floor.) 2 1 is STIX, BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER } i. % a 7 j Yer i: & ' Vine " ’ Extra Special: A Limited Number of Grand Pianos Is Offered in the Clearing Sale at $650.00 If You Are Unable to Come —in person to take advantage of these unusual offers—mai! the coupon at once for full information. | sTIX, BAER & FULLER. | ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI I would appreciate any additiona! information regarding | your July Clearing Sale of Pianos in which you offer | Grands, Uprights and Player-Pianos at very special prices. miami St peegerngrenn | ‘You can’t lose by placing your order now for Roberts By-Product Coke at $8.50 per ton, for July or August delivery. Everything is in your favor. Any re- duction in price before October 1st will be refunded. $8.50 worth of Roberts By-Product Coke goes as far as $12.75 worth of good soft coal. It gives 70% more heat, without dirt, smoke, soot or gas. Laclede Coal Company’ Yards in All Parts of St. Louis Phone Olive 2566—Central 2990 Coke Out-of-Town Dealers, Write St. Louis Coke & Chemical Co., St. Louis fiettied tm St. tan.te By GRONE & CO ‘as Ftth =e, ‘tate T451-—Centre! 58° ASK FOR d EPSOM ALLAN’S ‘sit AS A REGULATOR Wherever Medicines Are Sold. 106, ee ee hence Mee Ge alate Ld A ; (?' . = - H a4 . Bat i. a a na — e SS . | . : . a - | | ‘ | % : ; rea 53 : ;) a8 4 : | : ( 3 2. 4 t : ism tf ; 9 : : | : : & + $2 i . ; . 7. : é 1 5 3 3 ft be t.f z coe ' = F 4 4 Py ® : f > i eo. - 3 a : 4 : Fs Y 4, 5 ; i “ oy 2 : -_ 2 8 we Bi 5 -—>. a ta teh = fee & | toe @ | Md ig ‘ x d sj : ate q ; 7 em Seems P t i al i ot Oe gly PEE AEE, a SM. -_ -s — ; pan FSW CR AS SF a An oe poh , : Baia . lemme 8 eed ate rang Pee Ts heeieteeneahietatiadntiaseenlos salen te ane oe das + ee 8 THEE Tale - ; s & > 22 @ a . : eaat 4 ‘2 eB 4 | uf 7 . = : :. = & - rs : 7 : . +) Peedi | 3 at - : a 4 ’. 4 Lea es amet agra eR nd oma ~~ i 2 : i (UES Peees e Ee 2 Peete | . ie : = a | ; 4 if a , e =. ~ ‘. i222 Fer : : a Fe : | 72 (018 eo Be ‘ fe 7 ft 1 if 4} 4 : aet af ' :? ve j 4 i ; $ $B aeh Fe ec evan Selene imaia te
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& ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. . EE ee EE DRIDGE TROLLEY STATION OPEN low tan shoes and had viata There were no marks of identifica- —————— SS NO RETURNS OR EXCHANGES PERMITTED= = RE | on in the river about two weeks. tion | Nine Boen Closed Several Weeks Be- | ” i , cause of Bridge Repairs. ‘he Exfads Bridee trolley atation t | at Third street and Washington ave- | Announcemen | : Nue was reopened for traffic this | Speed up your savings by making them yield you five per ||| - if | ART i #2 orring sini owlng the completion of To cent! Our Savings Certificate plan enables you to do this Ty with reinforced ) n t portion df the bridge | W es t E n d easily. You can get a Certificate (in 2 ere book form) fora y amount from $1 to $5000, drawing 5%, interest payable semi- the street car ter- | ’ approximately | annually on January Ist and July lst. These Certificates are La Sale aie si sf Hh | ° ® | i , g She, aftreet - | i | st ea a aka | Residents always worth what you’ve paid for them, as they do not ||| St Pert é Bee OF. 1 til rebu fhe only wood any- fluctuate in value, and their safety is absolutely assured by {ij > | the entire assets of the Industrial Loan Company, which | |I ; stned in the block mpaving on the roadway. The time For the accommodation of Wabash patrons re- company is directed and managed by well-known, substantial Hi : i Wise DNANNUU Spent in the reconstruction was he Wabash Railway naan me : : Hl : : T siding in the West End, the business men of St. Louis. | #lightly in excess of 400 days. The | if Dis tiie eoce 8906000. was will, on Saturday, July 23, operate its morning i, O All Spring and Summer Apparel planned and executed by the Term: train to Chicago (leaving Union Station at 8:15 Come in tomorrow and let us tell you all about this unique = || (if mal Rallroad Association under the, ray Save y Vv : ‘ S 7 HH ? 7 . " 2 . . direction of Chief Engineer Pfeifer.) a.m.) via Delmar Avenue, leaving Vandeventer popular with your friends and neighbors. Hi Just {wo more days this week to participate in the great. est price-reducing clearaway of seasonable merchandise hl Sieiee Seskes Miver Avenue 8:22 a. m., and Delmar Avenue 8:31 a. m. = The body of a man about 35 years The night train to Chicago, leaving oe Station Industrial Loan Company | ai! we have ever attempted. Sensational savings prevail on 1d taken from the river at , | eld was taken fron Ringoes 9:17 p. m., will run as usual via Delmar Avenue. | 714-718 Chestnut St. Capital $300,000. Ht every article marked for close-éut. Franklin avenue at 6 p. m. yvester | day and is awaiting tdentification at H. E. Watts, Passenger Traffic Manager, St. Louis. | poe a the morgue. The body was dressed = -« , ai g a of in blue trousers, a striped shirt and | | [ T tr, Take | oe 7 Suits formerly priced to $55.00. $15 . Withers . . Peery eo Oe er ee eee 00 ; a as % ll | Spring & Summer ee pF BUT Cen [e S | | we ee 7 NOMINATION re ) | S-U-L-T-S] csc J ema ae —_ aw Sacriftc ed Suits formerly priced to $195.00. Wornar - | Choice ie WD Position: eal a¢ - % . . . t sponsibi. :¢ 7 +o . i | ec as Sacred T a EER ameniraee m) ' z ~ eat Fie ATS. Yass - : uae Saree N\A Se ie Rt i, OR RG eM mate . eo tet arnt _— - Narnen Ler. Beginning Tomorrow Morning at 8:30 We Will Offer Some Very Exceptional Values in lili i... Men’s Fine Shirts Serer $100 All 1921 Productions From America’s Best Shirt Makers. Sonu dees bouing "$4.85 cs tales 6 $15.00 & Every Shirt Perfect Fitting. || All Colors—All Styles—All Fabrics—All Sizes | ¥ a | Greater Reductions—Greater Savings Spring & Summer Coats, formerly priced to $35.00 $10.00 Coats, formerly priced to $55.00 $19.50 C-0-A-T-S Coats, formerly priced to $75.00. ... $29.50 aS Coats, formerly prieed to $89.50 $37.50 Sacrificed Coats, formerly priced to $115......$45.00 EXTRA—To $20 Coats, Now... . $3.95. Hundreds of Dresses Sacrificed |p i Our entire remaining stock of Spring and Summer Dresses now All of our All of our $6. 00 : Hl merged in the following groups at drastie reductions for final close-out. $2.50 values... and $6.50 values. . Dresses formerly priced to $12 75 | Dresses formerly priced to 4 $25, All of OUT a All of un of $7. 00 i Dresses formerly priced to $21 75 Dresses formerly priced to $3.00 values... . | and $7.50 values. . i ' $10.00 : | 1 __ Dresses formerly priced to | Dresses formerly priced to All of our $3. 50 All of our $8. 50 i FOU.00 | $34.75 | SE A, ee. ns 6 bch 4 Ob 00 bs $2. 98 andl $3. a ee and $10. 00 values , | | Dresses formerly priced to $49.50 All of our 15 AMl of our EXTRA SPECLAL— | $4. 00 values... r $72. OO values. ... i About 200 printed Voile Dresses, formerly priced at $3.95. Ail Choice Thursday : | All of our $4.50, $5. 85 All of our | CRN 6h eee and $5.50 values. . $13.50 values, ... | e White Shirts and Shirts with collars attached not included. i Choice of Every Summer Hat Thursday, Without Reservation or Restriction, at EXTRA SHIRT SPECIALS a poe Hh 3 x $12.50 Hats Eagle Baby Broadcloth pure Silk, Japanese Pongee Silk, with collar 1 BS.) CV $15.00 Hats... in heat stripes, very se rviceable, attached or separate collar to | GO Sggh eisai $18.50 Hats... i... io real $7.50 values; Sale Price match, real $6.00 values; Sale Price. . Hh | al ae $20.00 Hats i. r ny iar ‘ $22.50 Hats... ley fain Baby Broadcloths, La Jerz Crepes and Extra fine Silk Broadeloth. all neat ' | Hoda of @asiun crone. tatfete| halt heavy Broadeloths, beautiful satin stripes, | stripes, a wonderful wearing cloth braid, baronet setin, Caeendin straw Pen abe 210.00 values ; Sale Price and good $10.00 values; Sale Price. , | | and Georgette. i . This sensational offer includes our entire stock of Summer trimmed Hats without 7 | ' , ° 70 D ( } | t \ sce ) 5 Many ot these Suits are skeleton-lined. Also see MEZZANINE FLOOR reductions on our two-piece Summer Suits. on Straw Hats SES oaa Ure Ooi MIO Se ete RS - - a See Our | , : . | a , vi mt Show Windows Other Quick Service in 7 = . }: cs there for | = ae Big Specials Men’s Palm Beach Suits Leaving the City This } 4 as : wa | in Our We guarantee best possible results. — ae Sammer! i | | cain : d you'll wa | “New Yo Other Specials Windows Phone us to call. erin cn oh hoote, one Oman Olive at Eighth SOUTH SIDE DYE WORKS [Eats SIDNEY 1672 CLEANERS E DYERS VWIETOR 757 ye ror Me, f opie aaa Member of the Retailers’ Railroad Hr Association Bare ov Con The POST-DISPATCH Its the only St. Louita evening newspaper giving the Associated Press news service.
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jay Post-Dispatch Advertisers Receive i . 400 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION than those ad in any OTHER St. Louis Newspaper. | @ | Sunday Post-Dispatch Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCTLATION than those im any OTHER St. Leaia Newepaper. eet —— noetoenapta _ - ~ -. ~ _— 2 — ee ee CO On ee ae ee ee ee ee —_ ae ne eee _ — = : — = — — = ——tn — —= —_—-—--— se + oe nee ae on - ~ papasgurearunesine ee — — — 7 — —_ . — —— ———aoos - -- - + ren none nne e ——— a — _ —— _ —————— -- ae mx ELECTED. Henry Ford Tells How He — —_HQUSE PASSES. MWUMOUSLY AS Gontncting His Ratfoad BILLS: 10 REDUCE n Basis of Efficiency HD OF SOHOOLS races scrreses onsen wen, INES IN STATE Detroit, Toledo and Ironton, Operating With- out a Commercial Agent or a Freight Solicitor, neces ibd tik Poem Ons Names Acting Super- ' 7 St Ries Vout Has Reduced seca, ahdacoaitae 20 Per Cent. aaa One-Half to is tie Term to Take Place eed aes. cute ek pene | | eae a With Exemptions July to every detail routing ! Detroit News prints an interesting ments. Every such bureau estab- Remaining Unchanged. Withers. ‘account of how Henry Ford runs a: lished tended that much more to| ——- railroad on factory methods. Ford! make the solicitor obsolete; his func- controls the Detroit, Toledo & Iron- tton was removed. VY B. F. BUSH MAKES ‘ton road, which last Monday filed a “Now, we are teaching our solict- CORPORATION LE ) ischedule reducing freight rates 20/tors that their first consideration NOMINATION SPEECH iper cent. The News article follows: Anoutd be. the shipper and his in- REDUCED BY HALF “Ever since the first of July the: terests—if we can give every ship- y., 2. &'] tailroad, under Ford, per that uses our road perfect serv- Woman Member Calls) ™*nesement. has been operating| ice, abundant traffic will come. We Schedule on Inheritances Re- without what, heretofore, has been! huve brought all these men into the the main office and put them in the quced;-Rate for State Pur- itice # bare! the great- nerchandise prevail on $15.00 $25.00 $39.50 Wear. J ition One of Great Re- considered a railroad essential Pos commercial agent or freight solici- traffic department where they cane nsibility to Be Regard- tor. learn all about our road and what poses Lowered From 10 ‘ “Located in various rail centers it can do and where they can work ed as Sacred Trust. throughout the country, general!y|/ out ways to assist the shipper. A Cents to 7 Cents. : housed in pretentious offices, it was| check is kept on freight movements the function of the freight soliciter! throughout the country. seine " wed harmony in the Board of | to get traffic for his road. If the Promises Are Carried Out. By a Staff Correspondent of the | T , , om ticeable in the unani- road for which he worked entered! When a big shipment is seen head- Post-Dispatch. | Z LCE vation is no Avie } 3 c the city where he was located, ne. ed toward Detroit, one of these men, JEFFERSON CITyY. July 26 om AG. election last night of John J.) qdijrecteq his main efforts toward posted to the minute on what our, ministration bills for reduction — in Jox, who.has been acting Super-' getting loads from original shippers) .54q can and cannot do under the dent of Instruction since Feb routed over his road: if his road particular circumstances that will | did not enter the city where he was govern, is sent to the proper point of cage _ , | stationed, his main effort was to gel) gontact with the shipment and there /ate. Some of the bills already have pdent, with a $2000 increase im trartic from other roads, either oy negotiates to get it routed over the passed the Senate and go back mere- or to $10,000 offering, in exchange, traffic from.) pT & I. We want him to know is road bound tn the opposite di-!| jyst what his road can do and to of- ‘special taxes were passed yesterday a i cenaietietitiiedidinetbendaen tities ee in the House and now go to the Sen- Bt. $7.50 Ben ter. 99.85 to the four-year term as super- ly for concurrence in House amend- + There was factional dissension | 2 ————noreaueaasypersanaessnnersesnalioneen ene the retent e Dr John w.| rection, or by any other means at) fer its utmost service—and no more. ments, . e etention ) ‘ ‘ - ’ s 2 - ‘ " . £ priced to “4 _ Mad his command. We don't believe in getting traffic by The mmecome tax bill, reducing the . nreadecessor 0 supt. Mad- Tork © ¢, , , ’ ss , a ee . () bers, predeces: : qh We have changed al] that,’ Hen-| making promises that we can’t ful- jncome tax rate from 1% per cent to and over his salary. One reason'yy Ford said Saturday. “When we! jl. In short, we are trying to put an! took over the road D., T: & 1 was beeen ee dedlaht tramenc. | Pat Cont, “1 emp OF She more impor his resignation to Decorme euart ee ear eur Ove} llé rout the > . chara. rey STILZO our eens TisSs THEY Tr ar: ; 1e *’ the School of Education, New had about 30 of these men stations.’ tions a 3 , about the country... Basing our ac- “Many changes have been madein of $2009 for heads of families, $1000 University, was the failure of% ) Say ee : r ' ere : f tion on an experience with freight) office practice along the DV. T. & I. !\ ¢or ynmarried persons, and $200 for 9 fo increase His Saiar} POT) : . 7 ag . board LO ANC! 3 ps ? ’ ROI ITIOrTs over TruWaNny Vvea;rs, we aban - [ nder the for mer management, of- each chi] 1 ren afr unchal ged ai ( 12.90 rther dissension . * , ‘ . andar he keeuat saad Sows eat W to $12,000. Fu her dis er doned those offices, called in every, fice methods were those standard for Te ently ove ] i1¢ dismissal of The corporation franchise tax bill. 7 ‘ . man and attached them to the tra*- the last 30 years in the railroad of- , Rosa Hesse, for years a ~~ "| tie department to study railroading fices of the country. The new man- reducing the rate from $1 to 50 cents pense _ eo nha = irom an entirely new point of view agement put them ona wove tdi basis. on the total capital and surplus of ie ee ey tee « —— - service =e the pee awe bids At ca gage et 4 bs se ce corporations, was another. The House ‘Saag _ work on special assignments by tne tormer ¢ operating point . Beting 2 week ago that Maddox traffic manager. road, all partitions in the office gid be elected. It has been learned » Taeets Obdee buildings were torn out, making one Senate bill defining surplus to be the ueus of the board members ee Traffic om - hen cel big room on each floor. New desks difference between assets and lia- ind that cae TORSONn Wal Rat Per SEpC- and equipment were installed and all bilities after the amount of the capi- the clerical help placed in one great tal stock had been deducted, by er Savings . $10.00 -+ ++ $19.50 vee — - $37.50 refused to approve a provision in the lid Friday evening, . . "a > ‘ a ‘ + that fle + le resent were unanimously in| Tience had taught us that, while the : : freicht egliettor once had been a ie F i 43 im + . La "4 . a -% ‘ = » YY . e : eo $45.00 Maddox cosh cr acy luab! fa railroad’s or room with an office manager Then which the Senate sought to relleve e . rT} very Vuiuable part e a@liro Ss Of- . ; ho is sick, was ubseint. Phe : Lo = a } ¥ ] ¢ + a time clock was installed the corporations from paying the tax on , Pi Yanization, he Nad, to a iarge extent, ; , $3.95 sagreed that Mrs. B. J sccrsomenn hk pont eat . employes were told they were work- borrowed money in use in the busi- ‘ Lhecome a nonessential. He had been . woman member of the board, : a ing on an eight-hour basis and were ness, It is expe: ted] t} Senate will trained to get traffic by promising } +. . sat 4 +4 : ne h ’ hi ‘ Lf CHecK in and out on the time agree to the House bill. . rig) nor ‘nT ; Ss Ime S eae . . . — : minate Maddox. rupid moveme — : Pig “9 3 4 | clos k. All the stenographers were The schedules in the inheritance : ; > : oY ) ) n > lies a} > rat e. 1} ‘ ; Mrs. Bush the Nominator. 2 POMe O% ont ' ae a aa ) grouped in another room, with & tay law were reduced to permit the ' was so detached from the inner : Lem is chief stenographer over t) s@ iil. The widow an exemptt T)} Oo if 3° f) 000 im- ld be an appropriate person to Ih her nomination speech last! *"* ht Mrs. Bush mentioned the great | Workings of his road that he could function of the chief is to see that ctead of $15,000, and each child an yg and the chance for |? ot keep posted on what his road everybody has some.work to do al! pe votion ee" $10 O00 Neeietainnd of .in the position, characterizing CC uld actually do; hence he fre- the time. With the’elimination of $5000. The ratdé whe unchanged ex- ne of sacred trust.” She eatd: | quently promised advantages which ;a1eness for some and an overwhelm . = crificed cept for inheritances of more than Dresses now have had many applications | the see trigger “sn carry out. ing load for others—standard condi- g499 990, tor which the rate was in- . (ferent con . f\. “The freight solicitor, years ago.) tions -ailro:z . 1@ country ; , ty ons for final POE & « condidate Ss, from dif r) ele . K tions in railroad offices the country creased from 0 per cent to ow per ‘parts of the country, but we| had an opportunity to do a great) over for the last several years—the fed that our interests would be| publile service by giving shippers ex- work is done more expeditiously with served by a man here for years) pert information and assistance in q@ gmaller force and no other depart- our schools, who knows our edu-, Shipping rapidly and economically. ment is held up while it waits for or- Btional policy and our peculiar edu- Fut, on this point, they generally ders or bills of lading. Even the ste- fiona) problems, and a man_. of) fell down. They didn’t care much nographers formerly in the private Poper education for the position. I| for the shipper—their sole interest offices of the executives have been trefore nominate Mr. Maddox.”’ was in getting more freight and put into the stenographic bureau. The second was made by John C. more profits for their road and, asa bid hen an executive wishes to dictate, cent, The House also passed a bill re- ducing the tax rate for State pur- ‘poses from 19 cents to 7 cents. The administration favored and the Sen- ate had passed a bill reducing the rate to 8 cents. It is doubtful that the Senate will agree to the Housé reduction, it being the contention of priced to 7 Q5 priced to 4 95 priced to ? 08 who : ley n't care much how he dictates to a machine and sends | » geld: rule . they did 4 — —_ ee —— - ee ee + —- = - a on VENING, JULY 20, 1921 —— eee 2 —_—- a = ——— aa =— — a : ” —_ = - oan - . - —- — —— - First Oil Seekers Using Lake and River Route This Year Arrive at Fort Norman After Five Weeks’ Trip By CHESTER A. BLOOM might be eliminated and probably Special Correspondent of The Cal- will be in the future regulations. He gary Herald and the Post.- Party Covers 1700 Miles takes the attitude, however, that the Dispatch. requirements for the staking of (Copyright) Safely, but Advise Against ‘"'*? ©x'r# sections for the Govern. ‘ = , ment was done with a view to con- rORT NORMAN, N. -W. T.. July aN, : : ; ° e o 4 ’ t : Pei , | As Others Attem ti It . serving the major part of the vas Set i a see and Ww : rhe p ng ofl district now being opened up for irst party from the “outside” to ar- . . . . } rive in the Fort Norman oil flelds Saw Flying Party That aR ry me ove. which gives of sub-Arctic Canada, by the rivet Ts bara» » DY the oi! company prospecting the first and lake route, during 1921, was Beat Them Pass. oe hy . : . , square mile the first chance to buy that camposed of J. H. Johnson, H. in the other three sections staked A. George, his son, Bert George, and . . for the Government at 95 per cent Deome Lafleur, residents of Peace Find Practically All of Water of the highest tender made for them, ‘River and Edmonton. The only ° . ey Finnie ‘s it will be ible fo ones who peat them in were the Front in Sub-Arctic Oil the “2 a og he me : 3 Crovernment to fix a royalty on members of the Imperilal Company's : . production as part of the set price flying party, who passed the canoe Region Staked, but Many (0°: exec bo | | : by the Government in party overhead about fifteen miles from Wrigley, Mackenzi: river. Half-Breeds Will Not File pall tee oe ech ance. Thus the Bi Government might be enabled to The George-Johnston party made + collect li, 15 ~0 or °* per cent roy- the long and wearisome trip lear Cl Im ity : Uv ‘ iV I as . ‘ ‘ , ive marl Five ee parties “ in addi lon to ‘the regular royalty of river routes. ‘Nve weeks Ww " : ‘ sos O quired to make the trip and while turning from a trip down riyer to the from 10 to 15 per cent, according | to the richness of production. The ve CO . + le Senre ‘ f st point 5] i yv ] , r they covered it safely, George said | farthest point north, reached by Ol] Jno. qntent of the regulations, ac- he would strongly advise against stakers along the Mackenzie River cording to Finnie, is to discourage any others attempting it on POCORat adjacent to the Arctle Circle, passen- reckless speculating or the tying up or oe panrers of navigating canoes gers aboard the Hudson Hay vessel, of oj] lands by speculators while not in the Hay river It was on this “Mackenzie River,” found the sight discouraging legitimate investment. route that the three Bayes brothers of the Imperial Oil Co. wells, 63 ana he thinks the regulations are were drowned and their overturned ypiles' below Fort Norman, a place of having sb tanta this effect canoe was reen by the George party. great activity. as ; “We came down the Peace rive! The Alberta and Arctic Transpor- wo Gartadou Point. ‘leaving’ Fase | tatiee Cor ‘eshel eamecthbner> mad | Alina arn a River town on the evening of April just arrived in with more oll seekers 28." sald George, “arriving at anda consignment of freight for the PEACE RIVER WAS 13 Careajou Point Sunday evening. We Imperial Oil Co., the Mackenzie stayed there two days, finding the River Oi] Co. and other concerns HOURS, 40 MINUTES season well advanced at this point, Geologist T. A. Link and Surveyor W with the grass fully three inches HH. Wadell! of the Imperial Oil Co. high. ! who were the first arrivals this sea- Machine Wrecked in Making Arrived on May 6. son aboard the Imperial Oil mono- Landing at End of Long *“‘lro1 this point we went ve? plane, were on hand at the oll well, OT}) Lit (PALI bid uv ‘ ‘ . . urn . , : and Link We mf bea k up te kort Ni f- Jo ey. the Keg river portage, finding the ; sae : Ba ; road bad and } aving 4a very aiffi- rman with i116 steamship rOR'T NORMAN, \ \“ Te Tuly i (iat aL ' etii't ie ‘ . . = oe ‘ ‘ . > i" ‘ : | , - ( ‘ \ {). >. ae | ‘ , , t i© ‘ 1 iWwes ? , en he eult time with our 15090 pounds of | Finnie, of the Nort! - (Hy Airplane and Mail). Phirteen Territories, who was ihoard the freight and a 20-foot Canvas-covered , ; Peterboro canoe. We made the 40 Hudson lta) steamboat on her first flys ANTE «as | miles across to the Chinchaga river, trip of the year to Fort Me ‘Phers: ya ying time between Peace River ani a tributary of the Hay, arriving there on May 6. “We found the Chinchaga a fine hours and 40 minutes is the actual and return, paid a visit to-the oriz- Norman, a distance of approxtmate- | inal well of the Imperial Oj] Co., and ly 1700 miles by river and lake. This was photographed in the derrick by | is the time as legged off vy the Im- ;' a press correspondent Finnie’ and | perial ¢ Co. plane ite’ re stream. from 200 to 300 feet wide, “ )’** Pee perial Oil Co.'s monoplane on its re h.] f ter, fairly swift, but the Government party took aboard a cent flight into the ol] fields with lots of water, Tair itt, L inal or ' it . ; 2 dump of the ae | ude oil Ire Il the Ww @] . lrue, the rnachine wae “erashed”™ easily navigable, though with some nt , a 2s ¥ +} , ha * { he wate he i to he conveyed LO the edera!l (,0OV- eel making the landing on the water i "é aS ha as ve U ELE . , " , : : . it gy . erninent laboratory at Ottawa. of the Mackenzie River at Fort Nor- pretty carefully ian, an f i “We traveled down the Chinchag1 Additional Land Staked. an, and one of its pontoons and a fe goa . — ing shattered, but this es not and the Hay rivers, arriving at the According to Link, he and Wal- S ei his ds } render the long-distance flight of the crew any less spectacular. , The factors of travel by alr over well stocked here, in fact we could . acquiring for the company an addi “ . Sane writ} 7 practically unexplored country, the have stocked up at this point with tional 60 square tiles of territory,| , ae | ed for the trip hich tl t ny will d r | Gangers involved tn making landings eave “VT xy he | uir ti e>e@ " on ww Lich he com a a , 1] ao , oz- | : wa ling I 4 . } . } on rivers, with unknown currents with the exception of the cange. | pecting in the immediate future, s | . and the fascination of watching miles Traveling 250 miles down the Hay hithert ‘elated in dispatches. Thi» : Traveling ry haf li . 7? e . , p 7 “ - on May 25, and from that time ot the gasoline distilling plant, which! thoughts in an aborigine’s head when t = . , 7 le ‘ . . ’ - found the going eas) mage i ineet is being installed there by G. P. Welle; the big alrship went hurtling down Mackenzie river, arriving at of the Imperial] O1] Co., and which the river and aloft into the air again Norman, June 4. is already under construction from that lonesome and desolate Water Front All Staked. Other companies which are bring- neighborhood. “The Imperial Oil Co.'s aeroplane jing oi] machinery to drill in thig vi- Description of Accident. i passed us on June 2, about 15 or 2% einity during the present summer ar: Residents of the aig at Fort NOF- miles north of Wrigley. The weatl the Fort Norman Oil Co., which will er gavees graphic et Pad ng of er was calm, the machine flying 4!- | drill one well, and the Northwestern the RE NS — _— . Pe i rectly above the river, and {t made!Oj{] Co., which will drill twe wells. monoplane on June 2 last. A crowd was on the bank when the big ma- : chine was sighted in the sky. A few Seologist Tid of the ; pe@riai (J) » Geologist Link, of the Imperia riinutes after 5 p. m. as the mono- a beautiful sight as it passed on Confusion in Staking. overhead When we arrived at Nor- tically all - — : : = we —— ———_ =O a ee a ee eee - . ~. _ - — ~ -- ~ Ry OT A A il i el A Ae re - _ PAGES te NOTHING, ATTITUDE IN STATE SENATE Upper House Votes for Ad- journment, After Members Tire of House Delay on Highway Measure. ANDERSON WOULD TRY INITIATIVE ee — St. Louis Senator Says He Prefers Adjournment Without Legislation to Mud Road Law. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, July 26.—The Senate today adopted a iotnt resotu- tion that the Legislature e@journ next Tuesday, July 26. It wags tntro- duced by Senator Gray eof Carthage. The resolution must he adopted %) the Elouse to be effective. This action followed a long debate during which Senators of both the majority and minority served notice on the House that they will accept nothing but a “real hard-surface read bill.’ (ira in closing the debate, sald that the Hlouse only ¢an do things on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, as on other days there ifs such a large number of absentees that hardly a working quorum is present Hie declared that. unless the Sen- ate declared itself, the House would get around to road legislation some time next fall. The Senate Was jeady to adjourn 10 days ago tf the liouse had moved apace, he said Most of the Senators have viewed the state of mind of the Kepresenta- tives-on roads with a tolerant atti- tude and have been hopeful that a good highway law would be obtained through agreeing that some amend- ments to the Halph blll passed by the Senate be accepted. No makeshift will be taken by the Senate, however, in the bellef of one speaker, who asserted it would- be better to go home with no road law at all than to adopt such a measure. Senator Anderson's Plan. Senator Peter Anderson of St. Loula, one of the conservative group of the Republicans in the Senate, for sev- eral days has been sounding othe: Senators on a proposed plan to pro- vide State hard-surfaced roads wn- der an Initiative election tn cage the House insists upon the mud read plan proposed in its road commt*- tee bill, which comes up for a4n- grossment today. Anderson gald to- day he had ascertained that at leaat 24 Senators, six more than enough to control the action eof the Benate on any measure, wotld refuse to adopt the House bill and woyld fa- vor adjourning the session wither any road legislation. unless ‘¢@ 6i!! containing all the more important features of the Ralph bill ts passed “I have suggested,’ Anderson gata. ‘that, if we find the Mouse wll agree to a hard-surfaced road bili. we adjourn and prepare a bill an4 subrnit it to a vote of the State u-- der the Initiative “The impression of these with whom I have talked is that sudh a proposition would carry because the real hard-surfaced roads which would be built under {t would reach every populous center in the State and directly on these raade would oe at least 75 per cent of the total wete of the Btate “Studies the Hoad Billa Anderson, though net a member of the (‘omrnittee or Roads and highways, hua given etudy to all the road blils introduced tn both houses and is a strong supporter ef the faiph bill Hie said the Howse bili! was ao drawn that it would be im possibie to construct hard-surfaced roads in @etrict,g In which traffic requiremeni» were great and that expenditures under it would be a waste of the bond Issue money, “In such situations as thie” he said, “I belleve in mutual oconces- mions to get the right kind of a Bin and in this matter [ would be willing to concede almost anything which would not destroy the one purpose @f providing « law to bulld hard- surfaced roads “The Legisiature has not the right (to waste the money which was roted under the $46.000,0090 bond tasue arnendment. We want roads and we want therm quickly, but it would be much better to walt a ceuple of yeare than to throw away funds on » lot of dirt roade which would van- ish within two or threes years. “When the Benate had the Ralph bill under dtecuesion { gave care- ful eonstideration to many amend mente, sorne of which & adepted tn » eniri? of cearmproemine - becawse, (onmtinurd on Page 17. *} " : “ anne 2 ie) 1} i t rie ‘*~ & J ‘ » " » f ‘ i] @ the small audience, which in- in the ungraded Kentucky rural ‘i man wW found that | ke t Co., confirms the numerous stories plane came gifding down it seemed ; yi aie . « . * 3 - . a e oo ‘TT ef? a } , — : ; aii i : ‘ : i . 4 mced anumber of teachers and of- schools, Supt. Maddox earned $37.50 Federal Board Hegisters This Num- DENIAL J. 7 STEEL Is ‘GUIDING the water front had bee Kea , regarding recklessness with which bags » the eaiitne woul nites aan See - : Sittin e > .* tha norther Osts > ; na i ' woul st - § ‘ : ofthe board, when Supt. Mad- , jonth For a number of yeara ber and Has Accepted 258,000 TL by people from the north , staking has been done all along the going down stream but when , ; Lae . ; - | , J hi a rani = ; > t rri- ~ r : : aah 4 . . . | pe arose to accept the place. he spent his entire Income on books for Courses. HAND IN ‘MINGO UNION FIGHT Nearly every half-breed in the % ,. | river. Of the 700 square miles more . few feet above the water the ship “ , - ‘. Di > “af » | ‘ {+} 7 f 4 ecome cf Tl > " e ‘ oe . , . . . . . . : ) fF 4 Want to express my feeling of and tuition and he worked his way By the Associated Press. tory |had staked either ! e : ae. | OF less already staked on both sides. ed to drop suddenly to the sur- rat fons? al Norntal n VErsii: ’ Fr s a, . ~ aa QUperators Acted on ()wn Accord, u- MI L. t)} .. kis if i ere ‘hlan- ae ‘ ‘4 ' e , ps face mee; by this vote.” Maddox said. ‘ ea , - r Vo- _ ; = Miucn of ne Stanssip_ 4 ! Post and the site of the original Wei "1 seen oir of Bh | ; Madd : : andi. ©. work of the Federal Board for Vo perintendent of Mines at Free keting. that is the staker has no oes Ghote sown simi, Tiel betheaden Instantly it bounded nie again and m 3405)? 4 t? it it Was UNAaANIMYO NS . ° ne ‘ ay > tebhe ? ey T ‘Ils senators ‘ stim, ae ‘ ’ : go Tri iis ‘) ta s’ ks 4 im Bae . le ‘ ad fi rward SOT rr 69 oe? soy? ir “a ; mee ~~ cational Education tn the training of burn, Ky., Tells | rae a rae claim unless ac & ner ea ped rwat m » UME 2D Peek youfor the opportunity to lead Stevenson Made Assistant. , tention of recording iS Claim MEM that not more than 20909 square miles |. t momentary touch of the river The «+, , : former service men was explained By seociated Press , —— er in the 30 days , , " raneriy atekedi out aneai coal fie! 1. allotted to hin and Cor) ei sf agee~ u i] he recorded Manv of the noun at eared nft ron pletely the roment On for tha } . wees , X: 4 36 a fla aegis ; t 6h6©much of the ground now staked Will ween the ff the stakers are crossed *** 5g le ter he loyal and faithful co-|,, as appointed assistant to the 3u-\tee by Harry L. Fidler, member of in resisting efforts to unionize their, mucn ‘ f th : Ms dary lines of 1 ; “ey ger ot ' + the machine struck again it listed ta ‘ rat r > ? ‘ery : ; ) -—* | -~ | P| oa lar > . - »e ‘Ss c (Ce ater i 1 ree To Seer Ant tang.ec nN mea 4 #B... won IT have received from ever) perintendent, at a ealary of $4800./¢he board, and Ralph T. Fisher, as-| workmen, acted entirely on th be rpstaned inl » sal eee icable f a : the wide on which the pontoon had moder av +h! , “ . . “ lea eS ——— . ae in. f,eor@e Bait tha ' eS oe as has ros inextr e aBnion : , P eo He succeeds F. L. Wiley, who is to sistant director own accord and were in no Way 1h Lastas e long journe! Much of oth a trouble has been due: 8*™™ k off, the wing tipped Into the . . i 4 » { ee. S! : 4 see s = - ‘ ‘7 " — . . } } ‘ y r I ri = , ri : 4 ery Tne oy *Ty) Tri i? » oY ia a’ T ; = a aos ‘ f ie am accepting this positio: be- irem at $4500 This — : Corporation, Ernest lL. Bailey, Sui was Alexan ; . tail As it filled it sank, the ia hine s aa Y } . ure 1 ¢* nt a . . oi a : 4 ible-for tri tr. 1 Ay 7 ; yf ¢ ! {) od : he ge 1 ¢ sweep _ ring the eta kir Md ‘ ¢ three gaolilare ‘ - A OF uty ea iti you a nd bec ause was fi sete held eh W J. Wal }} ‘ 388,000 veterans as eg . heln K grad ual! . dragged down the ; ' ) > . . : ; eR senses > es . ‘ ar * nver t ‘ rorty lTrne . lee for th (;overr men?’ for every ‘Ss compiete in that grea! reSigté ; W ] “Tey ens Was made if gE anu of that numoer has at cept- VaV (“OK e (‘oo YY ines at Freebur! ; Wetes Sven ne | eevee ‘1 “aaa ed } th c i an } ris er ii the tir: S tilting more and "Sif, ise’. ee a. ee . +} r r Pit roa? “ar ' > - « } ‘fe dige Wi ss t lie oe ’ a ~¢ ii : iia 32 SS © ,' a 4 a’ lilies setae ff h eacners, principais and an assistant superintendent, the six! 4q 958000 for training, the commit- | K esterda informed the Sena ee ea and Hay arn : more " ee “ . se ‘ .-* ' 4 , or ; ‘ j i sta i¢ | . i= » j ; ee . taffeta, air- officers. I will look to — lary of $5000 He has _ ew - investigating committe: He e! VON oo sn ' , : ; , “Get a boat, get a boat,” shouted . : one, Ht a Saiar) OF fee Was told The woptnesses adde J cv +* . 2 " ? ae = 7 a * . , 7 ¢ iry : . ‘ . S« ‘ = ‘) le ‘ with ‘ ei 0 i‘ Vik . ‘4 . . oS > we . oe a8 Pe § . P - , . se pledge my best efforts. nipulation of duties the board yb- | tered training. : f ' Iowa, that there was any association Woes a lining the river by uncounted swarms of mosquitoes, rescue, but they would hare been ei hes las ? , 7 * aap } eT isSuU FY ry y ey es ‘ . . . , ‘ . ’ Gragg? a.0T) , ea’ ’ aoe 6 - 4 . +i ar i ¢ oo : t) I ary i iave I ) - oF . —. + ‘ ™ . vernmen? ¢ ory EZZANINE FLOOR. : qt = y ear #d that the applica- Tommitter ve instruction ane only 12,000 have avatled tcemseives t 5 ' , TTSL, , wile? Par fcular region are immense over 0 si€ ” rnment, and . chine from turning cor pletely over yoogters th ¢ ns aah, wee F inance was accepted, authorizing of it Fisher explaining that the “* Lauck RSGIING | SCOR Ose: : —_ o— which they must pay the renta: se ' 8 —_—— ? : ners for the position were sng riges e age 2 i LG EEG +} I’nited Mir Workers, ! white » ¢) , e wnnthtr “¢ in the water ops - | reparation of plans for two new all number was due to thetr in-: *e ted ie ; though they get nothing out of ! ously eomedered, Maddon, preparation of, pl emall number was due to thetr tn | "cor: SCENE OF GREAT : I the accident was dus to >. a “es . ps a ve , @ | mr} Wie) ct TKS , that t} . stee LO S (out of thia eniangien ent there are Lin K sal . the a “ “1 ‘ = — iT SISA Dever niace and ts 2! yr sete : ~e afeiad nas sti dimeataeit Barra : “ : ’ #§ ows tr . ~ + fan - * the extremely smooth anc mirror- VDADWAY =| -———- PMarried , 3 tation of starting construction earl) ut .ealietance. fron the (;over? poravuor was tne guiding hand bound to come many fat fees for the ' ' _— " ehac a ‘has one daughter, is the ‘si ™ ° ; HestlAt ar i emis the effort to crush out “th ACTIVITY | , | fraternity in the future ‘ike surface of the water when thes — q pa eure Sinan ever ¢ } i th! ’ §\- next Veal The new DULGINES are ; mient —h ae p , ega! cies dep nt “ eet anded raking it in posalble to ca)- — Mer here H fag -Geatcny Ne be erected on Richard Wagner Play- The committee was told that of t} awees workers § Organjzatio! Defends the Regulations. ee oe ~ the r ( ht of the rs ot ae is 44 Yeurs oie ee i PS ; ' , , . . P ae « ? , .* a ee ‘ ‘ ’ -) " lf, ; ? e* rT PA NORTH OIL FIE od 4 ? ‘ ? he AS need ” a , ru.ate Ri urate y [sie ie & .* ee . POs born t, Kent , Ww) he «rout ds. Nineteenth street and Cass 198.000 men entering training. about itement Said the ' witee. vic (}0% Finnie O1 th eel pon : 4 ' il tia ete But the ; : ' we ; 4 Eg i . S| . . ‘ " : ‘ ~ 50 ap Be le by j : {oe t ‘ ‘ ; . . te _ ri cy} ie ys r ) ee : } : | avenue and Stephen M. Wagner 41000 chose trades and industries, “| hrough its subsidiaries, shi territories, Ww! we a ae had 4 thet urpore of aif VERA TI te + iT . wre : ak ’ z . 7 o ‘ — , . ’ a | , "of ‘ ° s - . a Ty ’ ‘ cnieve Lneir Uv . Boole +} ar —- eng Piayvgrounds Hartford etree. ana bout 30.000 business courses, about he largest producer of coal in West By ¢ HESTER A. BLOOM, the district, defends the regulations *% a a tp + Wadd > ‘eat t) Bere «4 47 hs SENS Ss re vag : , . .* . Thm owt » : r,) arte re " , . . ’ or? . es . tt . SO RSLO!] +) ra cy? a *nf Miir go County ind Wae ar «i nina a vires the avrmner ’ m¢ rental semen at once } roc ee . site gg Seance wal i; C ninecticut and received narned for members Wagner Pla} - at Qn GseCEU" sonecot gaplline . ve ‘ pints ie " #11 (Cr pyr ight J Fequss 3 - y ; , , hueh with «a party of men and bs, Aster '« iy ; : rea ; occupies the site of o!d mittee drafted a report supporting in conlunction with the Norfolk “~ . aw ON. W T Iniy oT the area staked for the Gov vse ; "A x Ss ew, .* So Pees ’ UTI .s ’ : as . . °o6 ‘ . " , ™ \ ws *48 7 ’ eo. you ll want to know whet's gree at Columbia Uni- er ’ tweet bill to consolidate soldie Western Ratiroad. to extend its FORT NORMAN, (rnment Finnie thinks this Continued on Page 17. sg on at home and should hare New » | . . H Ti ‘he rs (‘emetery the he er’ bill : sae ai | ; i ‘ ’ ' , — wire Re- @rvyi rth Ti imma raw i ‘ & Be . Ti - ‘ ; ie . ane Ol = te Diath ‘ +4 n~ iy air iar ¢ aArG i “ ov gs tan ee Ig The “e Sf is § Is in 1910 Commissioner of Schoo} Buildings r: lief agencies. erations in the Mingo fleid - fa bs the publication office. OUuls Schools in 191! ew oe i rate includes postage. Drop ® to the Poet.Dispatch Cirewle- Department a few days before go. or if you prefer, telephone er Central 6600. 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WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1921 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Athlete udd Smokes a Briar- Wood; No Wonder He Looks Like a Pipe in the International Meet — 2 Ses te ae pew. Ne a een LOL CLIENT NG AN Siete Meoethe at tl SES AOL With Bases Filled "tee es Bete Account for Six Runs— 0100060000) Burwell Goes to Box, Op- DETKOM posing Pennock. C453 0R - COURS | iam The Batting Order. SPORTSMAN’S PARK, July 20. Dixie Davis, the Browns’ right-hand went to the hill to make it six row for the Browns in the first the series with drew Southpaw Herb Pennock ag his Prowns in fifth place. Jimmy Burke day brought out u nresented with cutter and a traveling bag bv his St grounder to Sisler. nis called out on strikes. BROW NS—-Tobin Kllerbe Mned to Letbold. gled to center for his first hit in four Sisler out stealing, 7 a a RIE Fe SS pee a SECOND INNING. BOSTON—Pratt Scott singled to right, Pratt stopping at second. Menosky singled to right. filPing the basex. right center, scoring Pratt, Scott to sacrificed, Sev- ereld to McManus on out, McManus to Sisler, Rue) holding third. Foster safe on Ellerbe’s fum- ble, Ruel scoring. ond and went to third on Severeid's Collins was called FOUR RUNS. sROWNS—Wilililams Scott threw out Jacobson, Wil- Severeid popped Foster stole sec-, jiame taking third. Penock tossed THIRD INNING. sent a short fly to popped to Ellerbe \ pase to Rue) filled the bases. Pen- nock doubled to center, scoring Mc- nnis, Menosky to Ruel. McManus threw out THREE RUNS. BROWNS—McManus Burwell forced McManus, Fos- Tobin sacrificed, l’os- Foster drew an er- ror When he dropped Ullerbe’s fou] lerde fanned. NO RUNS Menosky walked. CALIFORNIA NET STARS START INVASION OF EAST. ' the Agsoclated Press ,astern invasion of California tennis stars that will culminate in their at-. fermptsa to win women’s national) championships be-/ Superintendent of Recreation Abe. tempted 1. pending a meeting Monday with Out M. Welp, an umptre in the league, Mille: to them growing out of a fame in For left. Ma @yY this week with rom the Pacific of some of the Johnston, former cham- the Longwood Browne are leaving Los An- Gag tearn with participating in the at the game's clone All seven play- aesault in the clubhouse and outsida. ers were present today for a hearing Ut before Abeken Welp was not pres- passed, ent. but caled on the telephone lined women’s chamy allfornia plaver who i{s the women's nations! PURCHASE, OFF TRACK FOR TWO YEARS, TAKES RACE the A@soclate’d Preas after two vears’ ab- sence from the race track. wae «¢ ee BY Gus Weinstock and other well-known which broke down itn the while training for & prospect the ix furlong Kat- INDIANS PLAY YANKEES IN FIRST PLACE SERIES the Asroctated Preas the Long« i Club of firet place tn the Amerte standing ts at stake tn the series which is schedulea : foday between ee ee ae Pr inten we 2 I setter fortified ready to go in agualnet the Yar 0 Ny Mata 2 NR hes "PRIA be la na Nes ig gla ay ee Hill-Ray Race Planned. yon FD POE ak Bie PGA A AA eae tA ol ow et Nite 2 Bey on eR gy ‘NS Ohampioneship on July PRPAB DIAL Cig C> aR ree Ld erent . 5 Mihalis a -, near niet) Day tty © ae Se er ‘ my . “TOPE BE in 4:18 £~5. of Boston, whe holde ns adele ea Norman Taber the World's rec. eA ASTON SOK KNOCK {ssi Sore} ICKEVMEN POUND DAVIS FROM HL TAKING -RUNLEAD &:% °°" PPV PR POD LOL hee Lee — _ fmencws ee" DODGER HURLERS AND TAKE OPENER Hornsby Hits Homer in First Inning With One on Base —Pfeffer Goes Route for SEW YORK AT CLEVELAND 000 0 . . 4 ‘> Hiattertes Ne 1Ork-—Scav «es se : WASHINTON AT DETROIT eae oe 0'0'0'0 1000) Jf) Hatteries: Washing Tohnson and Fi nich; Det t-—-Le@onard and Bassier Tv" ‘ ree 4‘nnr ar and 4%? PHILADELPHIA AT CHICAGO g* 3024666786910 T.8.& Phll'phia 0 O O11 Go 4a ; CE. the “9 & } Chicag 7,2 6600 0 3 ws i J 1] U Mat'ter'es Philadelphta—K eefe Romm and -erkine; (“hia -Witk'nson nd Scha!l) Umptires—-Morfarty and Dinreen.- (Mann ef ’ NATIONAL LEAGUE. FIRST GAME HICAGO AT PIILADBELPHI « lg: tnaqgsiives?7Tess : iva ko 703 013086 0%. 10 29s 0 Philadeiphia 0 0 0 00000 OH 9 ee Batteries: Chicago—-~Alexander ang Dal; Killefer; Philadelpliia—@G. Rinith, Betts and sruge™, lee SECOND GAME CHICAGO aT PHILADELPHIA Immningea—- 19345078 { a Ho. & Chicago ...00000 000 O—~— O Philadelphia 1400 0 > 4 Batteries: Chicago—York Tyler and Dal) and Wirte; Philade)lphia—Hubbe!] and Pe- tere. Ump!ires—MeCormick and tlart CINCINNATI AT NEW YORK. Inninge——- 179 83 435 6 78690 ie a Cineinnat!..:0000010 pon = © © iNew York .09 0010000 U— ] & ¥W Patteries Cinciunati—Rixey and Hiar- aTrave, New York——Toney, Bento: and Snv tder Umptres—Klem and Emalie PITTSEURG AT BOSTON Innings—- 17° 445678 GQ a Mittshucr .QdQOLOLODODO-” g Y Bvuaton VU OUVGC0O0C0 OO B Batterles: Pittsburg——Cooper and & I Beston——Ceschwer and tr Net!! Umplres imier and Moran ST. LOUIS COUNTRY CLUB PREPARING TO HANDLE NATIONAL TOURNAMENT Matters of course Preparation and accommodations for entrants are not the only problems which the Nation. | 41 Amateur golf championsh![p tour- nament is bringing to the St. Louls Country Club. Members of that club, who are laying plans for the bie event which is to be held here. Sept. /1v-24, have been go Organized that every detailed requirement is being The Rickeymen scored three rung in sign taken care of One of the bigges: probleme con icerns that of telegraph accommoda- tions to supply newspapers through- out the country with news from th course, the National Amateur being one of the year’s Greatest sporting events. lt is planned to have 12 to 13 Girect telegraph limes from the club Veranda and scores of messenger boys on the. field to rejay the news’ froin the writers ty (ié operators. 4 presse house and large score board will be ereéted. Another interesting prolbleni is that of caddie provision. With esever- al hundred players, and al] of them of the top-notch Variety, bag-toters will be in demand. A special com- mittee is now lining up the bert cad- dies in town for that week. The fact that the schools Open at the time of the play does not make the task an éasier THREE SONDAY PLAYERS ~* TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED ; + Manager A Steffens of 4396 iGib- righ , hit to Olson and Smith was run down between : or Johnston to Miller to Grimes, Heath- Gus Eisel of 4222 Gibson avenue, all cote Stock Heath SOn axenue, Shortstop Joseph Ahearn Of 454 Oakland avenue and Catcher. of the Sondag tearm of the Emptre League, in the Municpal Athletic Ags- sociation, were Suspended today by take up Weln’s charges against est Park last Sunday between the Sondag team and the Rhodes-Bur- ford team. Four other players in- ‘olved were dismissed without pen- alty. Welp charged Stefenes with incit. the ing the spectators to an assault upon # him and seven playere of the Son-. } ° TENNIS NOTES. Mt gen tii fhe Junior Chamber of Commerce to Hornsby. tennis tournament opens this after ter, noon. The entry list also includes the Jo | names of Ted Drewes. Woody Brown myli S| . players Ni re ‘oe ae A ( siy% a e 4 ‘ . fer dates l the echedule of evhih' the er ugers heard ion matches by Suvanne I] engilen Wi he brilliant French woman plaver. | a; miv 10 exhibition ma? hes will he arranged. These will take place be tween Aug. l to 10 ana Sept l ¢ . } lle. Lenglen will take part in two w tournaments, the women's nationa) *” championship at Forest His Aug. Smith and the national mixed \wer? +. : ' . ‘ or in " fol! ing ee) et , 4 a? throw ai.atiA ‘ eo be ae | “Xia “Wj a ‘ ‘to ¥, a ’ ? “ir fire? 1 ind T*‘avie ¢ it at Tw? I ; a - . y ? ‘ onto ‘aTacdca J co . ai 3 Ls T) A we . | _ . . ‘ AUGC{TALARBI At # arr pro. e t ing. te} from Canada, will proceed direct + » ‘> se } = > | . . } sburg rhere {| will eet the «a bol > . a British s@.ee iya\ eres . ’ se ‘ * ] Lue 4 ‘ ind -¢ the Awsoctated I’rese , 5 4 i IAT l. Iu} \f , si 4 a ; y oT le. a: . ter eliebrated his thirt ths ‘ida a train en ife * New f vr! where on WMondas might he ig e, edtuied ¢ Taieet Augie Ratner ? ) ring teibbons «aid ust nigh? before leaving that the hear » _ } NE thatthe best birthday. present he could get would be a ‘*°* signed contract for a match with ful Johnny Wilson. middlewelght cham- going to third pica. =) Boxing Committee | Holds Up Permit, Pending Inquiry _FB® THERE’S A LIMIT Violation of Police Board’s Rules by St. Louis A. A. to Be Considered Monday. iat the guy who notified a taker that he was going to kill 14 Iie wert ACCoruiing Lo By John E. Wray. came to cantaloupes He couldn't guess em right CAN'T BE DONE. The guy who can tell what's in- side of a cantaloupe by looking ut the outside can easily qualify for the title of workl’s champion Mira- regulations, shall be permitted THE COMPLETE SCORE. R. H. BB.SB.O. A. tee recentiy appoi Renting pastures for the raising of bees is a new fndustry in lowa. we trust Jup Pluyv will lav off unti It's all right if you don't EXPERT DOPE WANTED. (GIBBONS and Carpon-t: But ere they bet on berships, which resulted just before the start of In America, also. gurdens of the COMMUNON OF beer varlets eonflicting statements tically extinet. terfesa—Acanis and Sbhmildt Ih; crested and by Ma nage! Benton, Causey, Zink and Smith CInctnnat! 6-172-0, Philadeiphia 4an Datteries—ieary, Luqve and Hargrave tere and Feters Chicago 3-13-00, Brudwkiyn, 1-L4-° (1; nings) Ratter!es—-(‘hwev-s Yori and Da Smith and Mille THE INSIDE POCKET. ; Mhiever, who {is interested in the club, did Vou ever gees That's putting nad created a doubt as to the intent Kiener was not Sure that the Probably using the cotton the for- mer customers have been with it was guilty and that OmKget rid of that person, BASEBALL BRIEFS New Rule Violate cleetrictan who had taken the BROOKLYN. XY Which he had in his possession Cardinals pounded Grimes and tee iy ly ard) 8 Dp ' caught six files an: Pfeffer was hit his first appearance delphia, although he eakenedeslight ‘in the etahth and Luque was ~ re ri ; } t l (*} i ‘ (oO Grimes, who was covering it the MCA KO Smiith se Oring. liorns right fleld wall for a and Tioxie had an @uny time Baker and Mever. The’ mat. h was cided in straight sete 6 —9 6.0 Play will be continued thie after on commencing at 1:30 o'eclo Her! Fournier flied tou Hiornsby threw out (sriffith singles SECOND INNING. right. Clemons flied deep the ter. scoring La’ Midget Smith Starts Work. New York bantamweight, has arrived Smith tripled to ‘ woman trainer Olson's fumble, | ‘ote going to third [leathcote was Myers fanned filling the bases Into . 6 Van to Fournier SIXTH IN NING FAVORITES ARE WINNERS NIS TOURNAMENT Singled off huethe wi} m4 stopping Kild iff Eirig le | oO Kilduff stole second WESTERN LEAGUE CLUB OWNER WILL ASSIST IN OACHING TIGERS’ TEAMS SEVENTH INNING. Miller singled to left. hue- 1] : led to Schmanidt Olson doubled to Céegn- ined to MeHer r t fo} ’ Johnston SCOTTISH SOCCER TEAM TAKES ITS 24TH GAME, *? = " J*MLL OU fi r Heath: ote ("le Tri ns stoppin RUETHER IS SUSPENDED RA AAAA PE EP ; Statistics ODPL PA A el a eh eh ea Lhe ST ee". Standing \of the Clebe. AMERICAN LEAGUF. Lt} VW , Pt. W (.eVeland ioe 8! 44 148 New York OM 31 O45 O40 Washington 47 45 oly 16 etroit -.. 1 ‘OH 4 .478 Boston . 4) 46 445 401 BROWNS , ., ‘ 48 455 461 Chicago .-- 38 48 Ap .448 Philadelphia 3 oo 79 tO NATIONAL LEAGUE. | CLUB Ww. ££. Pct Wir 'Pimteabure »& 9 658 663 New York om 31 u27 641 Rostor 48 ns Sua SUR Brooklyn 4.5 44 4004 nh (CARDINALS 41 44 4558 iO4 “iicag 4. 4.1 bos ' ’ »! as 4 . }’) od é os s4 ; Yesterday's Results. AMERICAN LEAGUE browne o-13-1, l’Riladelphia 4-8 | ‘- eries siorris, Bajme and Sever : hi, teries-—Maji's Dag’ and Nunatiaker iNe kor ba ck het a : ‘ Na [ork 6.8... } lietroit o ¥-] ti 4 _ a > ym be | ." a. ~ *> ] hs T j { ag: i} 7 ’ ; , Bush ar Rue.; JSicWeenev and & ai NATIONAL LEAGUE. Boston J-8-1, Cardinais 2-5-4 Batter: —Watson ani Wo Ne’! Walker and Clemons and Dillheefer Pitteburg 1U-15-] ‘ew York 1-8-] al Tomorrow's Schedule. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Boston at St louis Phitladely hia at Ch CaO Ww York a’ ("lev @lal ngeton at Letrelit NATIONAL LEAGt F. (Cardinals at Brook! » ¢ Was ; ', hicago a’ Phi} AUGCiViie ; Clincinnat! at ‘ew iarh Pittsburg at bheston. SEMIFINALS TODAY IN JUNIOR AND BOYS’ NET CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS “ix matches were plaved vesterd ; " Giese ; , : tiie annval JUNnIOPr arma buvs ft: center championship at the Tripl: 1} ; r he Jtnionr singles \W {ierma the Soldan star. def: (. Kusch in a fourth round mat The score was 6 , 6 Jewell Browning reached the tinals in the boys’ simgwles by win: from Ja: (‘ollins mn #stralght se e ¢ } Harris Wroll won fron J. Flammang in a third-ri contest Only two matches were played the doubles In the junlor- event uckman and Hlopkins déteat Sinith and Smith. 1 4 » Schet ifinal matches in Singles wil] piayed fi llowed by the deubles The feature match w iT + ‘ , * 62 and Blermanm in tis Yesterday's Renaulis. JUNIOR SINGLES Fear mund Phil White defeat. be opkinse S a) a i \N H Iht j featel R G. Howeeh. | 6 8 ; r lacwe iow 7 - 2 C—O a4 ;- | pia « - a E“a > a 4 — ‘IOR Lol MILES Beco rou st nan a if . feated & tha . th, 6—4. 4 . BOYS DOTRELES Scherck and Hoxle defeated Baxe oe Today's Pairing« JUNTOR SINGLI Sernifina ~ oO f BRllerns s Rose igh boys INGLES Serrniffnal y 1:0) : .F Sirntt Kast S I eal lig@' car Kast St Louis « ir, . > CLUB GETS LICENSE TO HOLD LYNCH-HERMAN GO *? © A®tsor ated Prage NEW YORK, July 20\—The Int iatlona!l Sportir 4 cy] 1} ww} *h ae re . ‘ vw "sa ler I » loam? nw & gy) te af ? . a ee Lv tit.e holder, and Pet lier 1 of New Crileatha former title a 4 i ‘ “ } 45 \ \i le ° ' i KI fed ; 1% y, the Nou 4 r wr - ; (Con | lferma P i . t ri “ Finglis) farmwelwht cher i? ls , ct th. a week “ak - a | tev) ? “wT , 4 } a*an ha JUNIOR GOLF STARS START TOURNEY TODAY 3 u’e } reed . ae i i ’ i fil Ti . ’ : ’ r ‘ “ oe) 4 ' AS 4 \ ‘ * . ; f ’ Ks ‘ t i¢ r It -— 4 or ry ‘ ‘ , a’ ; ia today. with a large fie ‘ Zz aters »rr? it i’ ng ‘ , , : r ‘ a A . | ‘ ° ‘ ‘ . the hed Sonn AT t } AL rie@ rf 50008 60. and ‘ ~ QGua_if for the LEACOCK SPORTING or amipionehip filg Lee Manufacturers « the first ¢ ! , ’ * Titers if 1«0,AN co. take place the finale WmrpPsowv, was. fir ai ]j'.a) * ! —— 2 a, Major Lebaue- i Br itish Athletes: me Agree to Com , Under U. S. Seven Trials vial INJURED BRITONS 9 best to stand as the effort for reckoning The tentative order « events was made permanent. (‘apfain’ .B. G. JD. tudd of ¢ ritish team, said that he planned id Criais today, to determine det iteity who the twee bridge starters would he in ge SWAMPSCOTT, Mase’ July Stallard, (who | suff fallen trangverse arch in the Jef foot took a fust workout . iil aaa .\¢ if é rij \ the ph Said, with wo bad resulta. Melani terday mn preparation for the inte I «6 *#rlis 7 : British Invalides. Res over A. MecIinis, middle distance and If Bb. Stallard, miler. oft (’xnford-t agilbridge team that Yr meet Yale ned Harvard on Ma turday dual rheet at the Harward Stay will be iTi shape to run got races, declares Dr. ©. Howard De ering from at th Oo had a bad cold, donned rumnig frunks ! r tie rirst tlime and eX peri enced little inconvenience from . | rune Princetionians Werk Oat. INCE TON ‘ / July 2. i had a her keout | mer stadium ye ‘ravers Isieed TOON Revil Rud didn't)} I tried ft sal ; - , 4 7 etres, The ¢ad tw pefuls and wea j . CAG ' The Chg “ "Os tre wtarting early on ie puttiog « strong team t ti S@; \nnouncement 7a ‘ay of the signing of Pita i rithit sander ind short. the Kalemase They report to the dat be’ el Be " a 8 Wilson to Meet Greb. “s « 4 . ‘'_Aep ‘ een Aug. 5, = art eal eaterday al — | TOM LOGAN HINTS D0 NOT SWAY THE BOOY Y BROOKLYN OWNER Bob Martin on Vacation. BIG BARGAINS IN OLVERS era ant shotgune Ceflinerille Av.. LOUIS Wingo Out for Month. Kilduff scoring ibled Ruether'’s easy roller, Miller Janvrin flied to Mc- Henry, Miller ao ring after the catch. and Johnston wa« second on the threw out Wheat LA Quality 100° 2 ONA | CIGARS 25 C - inc ¢ Al die. Pad i aie © Always Pleasc . Peter Hauptmann Tobacco Ce,
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Meet itish Athletes ¥ ee to Comper ler U.S. Ruled ——s a Trials and Seven - Fo for Field Events to Prevail Saturday. -“ RED BRITONS O Bed and McInnis Will to Compete for Visit; College Team. Aa ite }* + ame BRIDGE. Mare r ca : e ‘a > ; Aapcalns t? a ‘ ii €)> tae Yale t meeting yesterday 4 liaurvard mI!) j to disen . ] Ti ternation ard Stadiu re found themeaeels m on meeves in ag si ‘SRestiong a Lngliehmen agreed ‘s —T > Cali I sia? tT: : & st to the : - . »~ * Toot cirele Neild events, instead of the which their ath Il was agreed Dot « iv‘ le er, CUstomed. ) ‘ Heid COM petitor me OWed Seven trials, the Rtand as rine #*ffort far final ’ 7 ° "5 ~ , * , inex | iif Te) ri 1k * order of was made permanent. tain K. G. I). i leat, Salad t] “4 lo ¢ | riais Loti’ Rudd of the t he planned tell , 'O determine def- who the two ('xford-Cam , | : 17! Starters would be in sever! Britis Invalides Recover AMPS CaoT’ \lase uly 20.0 MeInnis, middal ince rune mad H. BF. Stallard cr, of t 7 d-taniwbridge tean that wii Yal nad barvard om Saturday aUal rneet at the llarvard Stad. 4) ; ; 7 ’ Will! Mh so ophla gee o run good cle iad s 1) ‘ biloward Dob- eir phvesl lard Vheo w : Suffering from a i\ransverse arch in the left took a fust Workout at t] n te? the phrsicia 4 i » bad “ults MeInnis iad i ] onned running ine and expert- little inconvenience from his Princetonians Work Gat. NCECTON i” Jt Tul f\ (orn _ i f ii j bj id A hard } ; 7 “tadium Ves- preparation for the inter. mal mes. t Travers Isiand KX ae tye i t(Zpatrick ( rdered all hers ‘Oo £0 a Hit over their is taking acd F os "4 fhi¢ 44 : ’ ay : }y hy ie FE ati ' ’ me ti CN ADDPesred mn the track mous Athiete Trains on Pipe. qin | 7¢ 4 , : = ‘ I ' Rudd. n . thie (iatord-(ambridge . . L¢ i Ss the lale -Hars KT ; i] Ti i! Studium., on a ia ra} & ; ] p . : to» 7 P b h be | rel Aathlietwe put pipe alm aa] vet oT) ¢’ ° mf incessantly dava when he is for Brueclliing tests on the cin- Packs, aud laughs at American rs Who sav it wil) hurt. him. y. 7 lps & tremendous @alls hudd said today. “Over twerp cne of your Ameprtleas ~ told the to curt if 1 rf and | I tried it and o metres. Then * - d wo pipefuls and won mm 4 ite Sox Buy Two Players. Afro late! Preas reRm 45 YEARS OLD, OF last night, after he h , Dernear for treatmer } 1 r rar an soning nd shortly thereafts tes he st reet | —— LLOYD GEORGE GIVES PARTY me ae ea COMMOKS PASS TAX BILL AS The Daily Delight Millions enjoy the Matchless | _ oragenca of because of its exquisite flavor _[Sadders-Gale Grocer Co., Agents © Opposition Forces Take Advantage | of Absence of the Govern- ment Supporters, Ky the Associated Press LONDON, July 20.—The Pf Minister and Mrs. Llovd Geore - > their first garden party at their Downing street residence ses 'r to which the whole House of Com- mons and the wives of the members were invited. Partiy as a conse- quence of this hospitalitv, the Gov- ernment suffered a defeat in the House of Commons last night on the perative so- pro] osa!l to exe mp eleties from paving a corporation tax, which was errr against the Government, 137 to 1335. Many of the Gov ment support- ers had not returned from the far- den party, while the opposition n - tered a strong force, and raised iubi- ? it cries of “‘res en.” when the fic- een Austin (Jovernment lead- at business ures were an (hamberlain, the , however, announced tt! would proceed. epled with. OS Why is saliva a mouth secretion? HE answer is simple—to preserve your teeth. Of course, saliva aids diges- tion; but if that were its only use the salivary glands would be in the stomach. LISTERIN TOOTH PASTE contains a mild fruit acid, thus making preserved teeth. your mouth water; more saliva: better Listerine Tooth Paste also is a great cleanser of the teeth, making them bright and free from that dull, lusterless ap- pearance. Listerine Tooth Paste will give you a perfectly clean mouth and will help Nature in preserving your teeth. Better use it. Made by Lambert Pharmacal Company Makers of Listerine Sr. Louis, U. . a . . , ane ‘ Aisi) FJ UY 74) The (“hicago on thelr ne team in the nre w«af ' ° 7 € irting” ear?, ‘ of [Du ting ii efre PAT S#hson. Announcement was nla f the signing of Pitcher | ®. it ght inads and gshort- Ulla bot} the Kalamazoo They wy report ¢ the club Wilson to Meet Greb. Asse lated Press , oO July 26 Johnny Wil- niddiewelght. boxir champion, weet Harry Greb of Ptttabure St Chicago, Ind. on Aug. 5, It Mounced vesterda, OM LOGAN HINTS ‘DO NOT SWAY THE BODY LOM OGA GOLF" SHOE Women SOLD aT ' COCK SPORTING GOODS £0. Manufacturers HOS. HH. LOGAN CO. HMtDSOWV, Wass. ‘ We can plan your vacation itinerary to include a boat trip lasting a day or a week. From Cni- cago palatial steamers depart in all directions. Cool off on the Great Lakes! Enjoy an ever- changing panorama— turquoise waters— fleecy clouds—fresh, invigorating breezes. Tiga course you'll take the “) C.&E.I. (Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad) To Chicago Time-saving trains leave St. Louis at 9:05 a. m., 8:55 p.m. and II: 35 _p. m.; p.m., 6:55 & m. and 7:40 a. m., respectively. The route is through cool, picturesque country- side. All the celebrated C. & E. I. equipment features and famous smooth- riding, double- tracked road bed. You arrive in down-town Chicago— Dearborn Statidn— convenient to all steamship docks. arrive Chicago 4: 50 Low Fares Phone, write or call fer information 322 North Broadway, Phone Olive 7200 J. R.A. Ziegentuss, 529 Pierce Building, ! Geseral Agent, Passenger Department 112 N. Fourth St., St. Louis, Mo. i te A A A AT ' i rime | ee a | Marriage Licenses Births Recorded COO Burial Permits MARRIAGE LICENSES —_——- At East St. Louis. lerle Osborn tne a yane ss s ani BIRTHS RECORDED. BOYS A.and V.-Ritter, 4611A Var M.and G. Hunt 4550A Huw A.and K 4114A Osceola Fland A. Ruder, 2425 McNa A. and L. Topping. 4944 ask A. and K egerech. Jl Laf J. arnd H tz. 438A Wilt g (°.and M. |! r LN?) ] S. 6d A, 3 se, 2316 & V.and H. Sherrs Sa H.and M. Schulte 4 - " (|. an etersi ~ A M.end SS.’ Schra: I 3 EK. an M. D ‘ és | } ari M lieims >) = VY.and } S\ 330 s I M. @ M. Ze 118 and R re 14V5 f;. an 1s ra : ‘ R and H. Hor Vest P. and M. Su! ‘ 7 and lh Mi wot I and J. Hatha }kON S ] (“ and Il, Age 4547 S ‘;, and E. Sand léie Px C. and H Er 4 Mari (>, and B. Bohe ister, B3N24 M and M. Fyetag 706 8. 12 and M. How IOS KR A.and M. Cre! ‘Ss Miss GIRLS }’ ind A i r \ ‘ A ’ Zz H{. and T 3h Hand | t ’ A j ing 9106 ali Nf _~ tit] i Fr. and H t. 4 M ~ oe, 2 lee (j 7 a! i. BM K+ ear ii } : 1 {) fil i 4 ‘“ ati ( moeson by J. an A \{ L&ot ar \ s SD Wa BURIAL PERMITS. 11. B. Hanna, 70, 4447 By Aubuchon, 84, 2209 Hebe H. J. Reu 6, 5927 King Kerns! 67. 7D0_ 8. Bi \ A. Brow 41; 1714 (IN. Wh Marie « en, ~t ITs, ~828 ysepht hon re | Shwe & J Aridi 4 T rifts ary A ny O12 M } TP leal n ol 14 and IL, eee 48 2205 S. 13th Ee. and E, At wel 5, S406 & I 118. Margaret t Roden, 7] 5868 Pare Margar Wr ‘el, "6. 30570 Olive. WwW. oe ner, O6. 1118 “attal l. Berge 7. 37Za N. 8 A. Eckert, 64, 394 Hartford Rose Swayze. 86, LS40A Kuteer : Margaret Peiffer, 11 s, 7692 Virginia Ann Ma ‘ 69. 35°26 Pa r A ] wile 0) 41 1034 (‘astie ati, A. Lohr n, 82, 4938S Treika, Mary Jane Young. 80, 5212 Kensington I ‘Mock. &6, 1725 Lor A. Schubert, 57, 4984 1 ond News in Brief 18 YEARS OLD, RAI PH WH 1} W 290 x 4" the rea l 33 Wi st et fter de 1 $1 Tina as fror om for “at ! . ete \ es t . >, 3 “as ) g& t , hat hag Rogers \ 4 ] } h Henson Vanduiia { org ] ie ss Stim OS hreadiwa Mrs. } ma Me 4 Js06 3s. Broadwa hots Lmmer Jopiin, M Mrs. Pear! Matic Joplin, M Martin tis $054 Maffir Anl A nningh f Nort Marke Andrew E. Hil! .. °717 Carolin lian | I.lovd vO A afayet tram Shulman 1916 |} nk}} 14i1i1@ VW l I . ee ‘ i veri t ] erick H. JT ir 1834 Pa na J SrOMtel --*kma! pi etan- —- °_——_ «+ ¢ ‘“‘Here’s how’”’ ANHEUSER-BUSCH oot Beer This delicious beverage is health- ful and retreshing. that standard of excellence which has made all Anheuser-Busch products popular with the public. On draught and in bottles. It embodies Sold Everywhere—10c Per Bottle Buy It by the Case from Your Dealer ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC., ST. LouIS, U. S. A. a » , . ; ; Pt a3 Hi : ; ; - 2 © 4 He & : ’ ; “ 3 ag ; ; ; ri ; : ‘ : 4 ¥. $ , ' ; i ee ee Cs wien Fe aeRO ” 8 OE a Wea lt ep a ze. F i ’ i . = 5 £ -) : i I ‘ ; ; | Pea : 2 . fe ; Te FY § , . fe 5 ; - : ; F rd : - : : ; | | é : ; . Ea : | fis - ; . : : ; Fee ‘ ; . | 7 4 - fo tha . fie . pee : : F 4 ; | 4 : - . : J ; r i. ; : if 4 = E FF fi 8 | f 2 4 we | bal . ee , ao > me aa la I a i tS 2 4 : i i Pie Tal 4 ’ : 8 a8 7 : : anit . 4 ‘ } (t Bae " 7F (t Bee ‘on .. 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1 Pi ™. *, Psy cad ie. ¢ tte Ee a la ig y @ ¢ ‘« hao . ‘ a ad Pe au es “Tae n ge three "ISS i ble that these O bER in tation jy; ePXistence. Substantially larger volume Of biusj- NGSS Appears, however, n@8S8 May be ——oe EQUPUEN IS AND. RAILS RULE F - - “es Trade Not Heavy and Gen- “eral Price Range Limited Mexican Petroleum Ir- : _Fegular F eature—European >" Oils Act Well. di 2. ON STOCK MARKET. ‘ ST.LOUIS PosT-g) - WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1997 + 54 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Speéial to the Post-Dispatch. Rectal to the Post-Misnatoh, “iE NEW YORK. July 20. —Tota! Sales of bonds on the Stock Km Mange today wer, SEW YORK, July 20.—Poliow): S 3a list of 1 “a. 5S MiSbest, lowess and cious d : $19,162,000. Sfainst $10 127. 000 yesterda, Sl. SIP OOK a Week SE497.000 «| mrie Pie ot soltis =e — ail YS Pree oo x ae Rediscount Rates ==0f 4 Reserv> Banks ~ wd Des } - tral Hanery. Hoard = Reduced to 5 4 P Ite ism TON Pi r Cent 20 iy By-Lensed \ ire rom the New York ““Hureay of the Post-Dixpateh. — JW ¥; MR Sut, 20 Phe Mvening Neoet fy its “OVPYTighted finanetal re- tr: foday, says Gi Sia Change Wis “fOCk marke? today BA light ANd priews ‘fon. A hetter ¢, elir ee Rkenera!l AN Ary, MOPning, bis ‘dae| form er] MU Side een t)y brought a pre: he CLOms fractional “appirenys ln) thre fradiny COntinu- 1 VOT) p kenerally ik? WARS reflected e aquring the - (sf ree ponse ty) buying Subse action Tow ard 3 ad. ances Stj)}} MAMominated. (‘all NONE. continued eP le ats per cent. males Fachange Is PA nothe eo) rn exchange - Lower. rT rhift oceurred ik hothe; Hupp market. those Wish- j Int le 'O sell the european eXchanges "mding if Necessary tO make their OTZEY ings at lower prices it order to tract “ny bids x1 at. Marly 2 cents ut deRand CAM*® in suff ji ‘O38 to 1% centre at $3 ‘SSK.-s Meanwhile were “Eat 7.74% Cents and Wer 11, points «aff BANC Penderney 7a. all, Sterling | $3.57 v% before tent to eut the ONL. rene) 6 points low - German mMmark« AL 1.29 Cents, Was Prevaleny? WuKkhout ihe Porltinenta] Rroup and Te Sout) American ¢ VPrencies Were | Marina (geal priced lower, \rgentina Pesos O25 Offered at 9% > Cents, Thi ‘‘aradian dollar, on the other hand WHS firm ar SXAS Cents Cables from VAs report the &nnouncement by kre- f6Pparation Commission that the SBInan Government has pajad another ONO 000 Gol’ marks in European WTencieag OM Aecory tw of fts out. months bille i 14 paVMents have SEI ri buted to the Suppl of Mure. | “ ‘ ‘95 ny ® Special ~~ » Pare a ae * mettle tate ie me NEP» «Ae: soaegans a blac Hee tee PARI AR yee ‘ OS agg, Ay Pvadateiatteai’ ROE yy Weill diy Ow th, aX sogy ai twee ‘RO rubber Share« Ht ISitres °9atIpm, nt TOMDPan les ia “hanged, but Thre Piigel ¢ vFiBes of the forenoon Dh Week t ~ bea rl a Sie j - Ads ani Struets ail SS Pullman Comp et OxPect ed today, ing the Fegular Cividena any. “tr * directors took thre Het ivss Hubber by? Ceclar Slil@thv¢ NO @tate and fourth | ~— et ~sus “> C4 — ~_. *e es — os Chicago Stock Sales ee Foreign Exchange Domestic M oney . 24 s oder “7 tea, ie Telephone Olive Sit4 j the Prices paid and the net changes ag col : +. _ftul . ’ ~ ® oa 4 to ‘64 a re ared with the preceding day's sales or lust yee ae eb ‘cer & M Gs... ee ' Spectay fo the p ‘cents per franc): S Cents Per mark); YO, Cents per crown); 14 Cents per drachma): Cee , be > 4s | reeks OF 10 to 34 pining et lower The United D . fac ires Hydroulfe Drews Brik dere © Rapa ol | Scattered trade buying an | further ¢ | : a nee r agra do com, , ae? “— " Indiahoma Refining vo ib% 2 1 help the y arket, which. towards the end of | Internationa! Shoe pfd . .. , 100% Loy * / the rst hour, was SAS) Pital supplies, rubber Roods and Many other “ents per krone); Re. cents per escudo), ~~ =) Bond Market. i Cents pep Crown): iumbiaq + lo com, cs on 1 ‘ Although the first impresston of the Week - ’ , ' : latiede eas light pta ae + ad es 'y Governn *nt report was he Krish, a subge Products. Distribution is made through the ‘andy let ne, eat ,, (auent perusal o¢ details shoei ‘sy h pro : : Saye serloe Ee eee cl ee Datket mhrtly Singtel wee “tha Cy » Oe gee Sdents Se Rexall Stores) : _ Laue Cotton’ Cémprena:* | As oe a vere sonrtly Ye ato and 6 Mie - and by 227 Liggetts Drug Stores, which latter Ss sa . ; wap o 1. rd a “A 1) ey, at ¢ a. Woe ening > Z ; 4 P ’ Bt. Lovie ete S yo: ao O48 | frm. caused van nee ga et and at excess of $68,000,000 and the profits during United Rye. 4« ; ib to Or. or 41 . 4 ¢ } : ‘es ; American Halt’; Oss a yi whe the ‘oreviens ei r 10 to If points Ges the Past three years have been largely In €Xx- Brewertes ix *S1000). . ‘ee 46 Cotton spor julet: ny adling, 19 =n, cess of the interest requirements on this issue. me oe AONE: ee / 481, 401, tobe en futures Cliged gt, 4 Pity 12 206. ‘ ‘mioch Long stance Se Ss | 7O ooo | OCtoher 12 V7.8, » Dacember fie: Jatiuare 4h Edison Klectricibe | wt 84% 1-22! 3.t6e; Maren’ Pecem . The Company agrees to pay the l'rustee an- °Ex-dividen i 1&. | per WER PR B NEW YORK BONDS | > EW YORK CURB __|CURBTRDES Ln ¥ . S, ago, =... 2 oF the niost. active stocks dealt in on the induor @uain futures © Car ago and $12,294 000 {Wo years ago. From Jan. } -) date, $1,752,597, 000 agains i —— tages ns °-E- ee - , Exchange 22,187, 346.000 « year ago and $1,819,448 poe {so years ago. =e. S LOCK High Low. 4 “oer. Sales, “LOCK High “208 1080 : oe Follow Ne is wz cH npiete list of bond Sales tuda@y Total Sales of Cac sec aPaty, , ~~~ Magsiver for spr INDUSTRIALS L300 Sinimne Ie ih 2 le ; S a ee ee * , export saics i : ; , ven * 7 4 ) ee oe sort . ‘high and mw brices we Biven. VO Aen © Coal } 1-16 1 1 ig 1 1 1} ible Skelly | ot i ss ; “ NEW TORK : ~ " fi ag cay oan ; (In $1000.) i, Acne Pag . 1% is ‘ls 4.800 Texoy, On oO Uo the POOe what Ser on tae of ex; RPE. a cae aenens + a : Low. } LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS : L HY seth Mot és? ‘o eo Y ZaData pre ; he Ll’, li, : : - ith co wheat a ar, SeLOCKs. & ie ee COE non : . oo. (1) bee 4) "he i j y] me . ‘ ements ——— —— lo l4 ‘ lS : . seed alt ta . Silghe —— e ‘ ‘ » . ~ wv? ‘ 4 ~ Libert d 3 Le al ae mn oS Lib 8 ‘os SO TM SH MN mel (2 86. 74186 74 HU Cone Motors, 9g “* oy ty 600 Stond O Ind. 6a 66 vo . ‘ r mi there = Deen 6b U Se Libert\ a 45 . ss +! to 36. | feo Jed 4s M7 (ht) SB, . ab) Sf) {i * (ht) Mey foes Birt? gy sfart Sicot ti 24 “9 arly MINING - j ‘ : rt wf » e sittat ~ J 5 Lab Ist 1 48 reg Oo aad ore 14 do lst ties 4 =o Sy 6 S7 14 a = me pep Corte “I~ Ls 4 us . . x >. UCR Wass ¢) : grain 5D Tibet, 468, ree rit pe See meee Be. 3019S. $0 98 80 98 35 98 45 CU Lecompbiie 79 6 7 100 Cons ¢ Sag? 28 ¢ "TM | States Rrip Nate Steanei and are a s I] bert ei) ! S ‘ a) . ta0 Hey ‘ ‘ “>. AP nen . : . $> » e ». he ! e » j ‘ th, i Libe rey 4th $'4s 87 18 LO Sy Nt L tiny 1}, ; Mor - ‘ rs a ' a “has . =o «4 Kagtes rr " 4 144¥ tos \ tory 43 Ds 8.40 to OR vu ' . ize 1.400) Pega » CE 1? . 1* - » Teka €one . 4* ~ pete : = Yids ‘ “yy 1042 UBS Victory B%es YS. 40 to 98. Ll Cons Gas ove ‘3 lOT Ay to tor 1GO hex epee : “ps 4 ® ac i OO Coir ' Dey ny le . sales ; ie sf . ‘ ‘ IND 4 ‘Ua ane “ugar ;s , tye) te to} , o bt eey a I bs bo 3 adn 2 a 2 hoon Gola j , “ . ' ‘ . : a ; be 4 FOREIGN BO! ee 1S * Cuban Am Supa OY ty Ys ey J : 000 Har Div } I Ie - é and 6 : o Argentine Cros VS... + Ose “@ to Ps Pies wv wy ri ha rik | bir.s 4 ah 4 a 33 1Owve . ; > — , “ et | Belgiu 7! a 100% to 100 z 1 be reg Py 9. His “vy Un Pot “hlo-i6 19 1S 1 O14 don x a ° . -'8 A ‘ ; PJ ee j elxiun a LU by tu ou n, : I» A ( “ — i4'. ?¢) 15% ytiga T ’ h LJ c wy ', Hi, * Sy HAW ~ Me ran 6 l¢; 1“ . be, . ~ , ey : .: “eka e $ ¢ Beigium tis, 1925 |||. | tet -lLbakys Col 4 in ae mls re lil Ye Li, a Aehes —Ner Lode ‘ a ‘> eee fur me Fea ae "ere the TA % : ] ‘ hinese Goery (} Tre f? Tesla op f tt of rereed hs . ' Bibl — lie sf ht Ver Pun s rei ee ety “ j (hiher Wa ie { val l ‘4 j ] ‘+ a"? . ' @; ] ! li ] } e al iy i - ~ a 4 ‘.000 Tong 3 “9 . — ef ll City of Herne fw. . Moy to YR, » Tria Mas ’ ee * 4 bon, ‘END * ed, BIN aX Oa “- Chicago P S City of Copen sign”: SBR to ge +) 32 Dupontede Neh B42: STS to was I DEPENI ENT OILS, peat £00 Tono Ext ° | 4'p AC 39-36 3 ne TOVIsiong S201 3 sicity of ¢ hristianta Ss WH. ty Ys 4 Duquesne | Pow tis fi] [oO Waa ' hd Y Alley 4] Ay we oe ’ an t Raster 2% 2 & at cr? 4¢ ch ly “n F linda ~~ er at - City of hvan« He su My tu Si, l basi Pen) \ & (: : pe > wv . \; ( >] i. , ‘ , o” san ‘ j sAOT) f pee) male i, Dives , , , , 2 ies . a 4 : 4l > i . *. 4a ie. , ” ; my . saa « eo htm) Aly tllew \ et ool ' BPtrhy oats. “ SHY (of Marsetiies im’: Sota. de Wale wrior len te bah fo be Ae BUN Ds. ucGelichs tn the Drovisig ea a OL ("ity of Paris ea ae 99 15-16 oe” Erie gen ji, i 4s ily to 42 s =. = ‘ — es _ = , °* lie ~ = bes, 6d 40% 15 Dani h Mun ae A boo fo On: 4 at ate (4s gserie. 4 4s g 'y 4sDUD beereys ‘> b. ls *u : (In S1000 . hiig Low _ Clem a. Ceara oe bo, raed 3 Danis) Mou: Ss} Low GO Erie $a, 2a *s A AN 1, “vu fe Jy, — Vi si i Ol Allied ps» Kere Gs $3 4, 2 4, 62 i Pots ge ne eorn. 10. + Gy Dom Rep Ss i to 8), L Erie cyt 4s," series ly 11 =e Carib sy: : a a 4", 2 An T & T G,205 6 A, on a On. | fui. as oe ane F . 1 Dey oy Can wins ~9 fl Xe to v1 1, > ‘Tang Prunk is )ul t log + I om J brad oe 5 f ¥ ] , An I A fs + | fer ‘oe, a tres S 7s m4 aw + Re '- | i? Dom of Can 3 "$026... 91 9 P85] 34 Gen Kiec tat Stag nu OUP ¢ s BB dlls I's | Am 7 , how ben at ISS 689.000 ¢ i. ‘ . ; > 4) ‘ j ‘ i ‘ a . ‘ i } ‘ if | ‘ 4 liv Lis lila 4 ’ ; r ‘ ‘ , Lt 1} nat veu , Dor f ( A’) es 1Si3] aN » 1] } le t, ~s - baa as J . +2 7 os 1° A oa na ~s ; fers ‘; , 7) “Ace last . on SN li rete?) ts; t he Fo Pe) ‘4 to OS 1, 65 ‘alta Ner sey yr) a uu te Us 4 y et . - ~ . “En, 7 on Io ir Our A i a fae in bee} eget li 1} Lt 1! a . 5 ; ~52 ee oo | af H . nae as : 4 wi, to 99 ‘ a y OA ann ys oe sol 10. * Canacia Pat Gs pea TY) - tng = : = b? a5 1 te ' BOOO0 today: 55 np Japan Ist’ 412; s4 Ud any a! Ist ton ibs Tye it tow ~ he a » Cop Ex a selon bere ons ote Re ~ ' ; A. J 4 Ra e nd , ‘7 - S4 a 36 Hud & Man ref je on TA OUR to 65 ‘. ide 6 eG s . : oy } be kk Fy Ep pa 1 +g - - Com pa aS rer | loan 44 @Q1 to 91 il Hud A adj in oS” ae ) Ta) i ] (Md bay bes $ » 2 : : ‘ ee Par] . Sey ‘ I li aL ltt & 10 ee . . eth rte ) Inip a Vali s I Moan Pi 4 Oil Cent § 45 A fo 8a, 7 ensliang oj» as o'4 ® E-npire c..." Gn : leas? i ros : °° a , lay; 671.0) 1? Korday Ja. +108” 06 104%) 1 fcarver, N. jt Sa. 4 a2: 19,100 Gullan® on 5 = SS) § one: 200. ee. ae i “1 | — + pop e che to PEGs ty O4, be il ‘'¢ rig fa ; were L100 3h. rem es, Louw fie} fis @ le oy by : th. os - ~ I UTOpean ¢ cTrenl ¢ rops Gong met year , : y rai ; ig - ~ t, ‘4 i} ‘ #T) 1 « 1A tiie \ fas id titan) é. if t3i] pie lt ‘} r - : - -_— . 4 . ys LS _*- ~ ‘A ANTITs on \ . ae n . 1? + Met ° eer Ss 10S % a>: l Hiiinois x eel deb 41, « a 00 Buda, or , 4 . IO Tit «ren "os HR o. os ae tries | reuhes al EP 2 0Pay fats Of [Rao | aule a oe es F5% o Int Moet las lusty ine De , Perry ‘11 ' ly } fone 8 OG s. 4 ral - ai hat ‘hed il LOWER Lie ofS BeL tas oo nee “g Hot Met ies. tel Solera tae a lectins? : = Int! unk SMs.. Dom “esa O54 ording tom radiogtam at tet i ae os UK Of GB&I 51,6 2 HY N-1TG ta ON * > Int HR 7 = ci bow 1) Mgen UO Le 1%, rs 105 Int'R Tf - 77 ' -R.. ~~" aia y tthe fel 0 GRA ‘ t 3 i “¢.: ‘ if 4 ’ f => ae i ° edad L ‘ oo. é 6 6» : ~ aia . * 46 «oO? x a | tin la . Rea and . aT? , ‘ "hy eh Of GET 5 7 Edisto 886,/ 18 Int Mer M xf te iB to FHA b 00 Maracaibo o>, es Eo oY. I Philp 4 2s. |'S2-ew 29%, ina? | (one ba rtodnt of (et CUltire gt so T 11s l ly of (Hal O45 PS” Niji to R57 . , 4 P . it) Merrity oS ae ¢ “» ‘ - Se. ; = Oe - : e"s ' . ; \e ‘Urs "5 ’ ‘ “ s 2” Ina ‘Aa entra] rig 4 $v ’ op 1 a ] Ph ia tw hs Ot) aq. pen Cire «chi ' is ng + J ‘ “0 U S Brazil &e OR to 98 »o Kk 5 &@ Mae 4 : L600) Mexion iu. . OF 4 sty ~ Sears-t' *, Bie Tae ORs sh “f* He tity * 76 ioe CHICAGO. pe a [ @ oft Mexico bs. . ; 45 & kK ‘ Seu Be ieaon - 5 per 5 to tO%, it) b* i) N | ‘2 a , ' © ON ‘ , ’ am he hoy “4 lO} ‘ an? @hiy ’ pf) , : a liwire ‘han re hey aearwe he - » if eX he ds MS a. . ’ : ’ sf . ; a° . fe ! _ or ‘ 4 *. ; : ta ’ a . "AT ’ K ’ ~ thy ft +e rushes » . tact i“ : . US Of Mexico rid bade ‘ I. k { South mm let os ay eto SO ly Oe ~ ter ae ee 7 ia Fos SF Lass cee) S060 lee t : *. 13.96 dae x =’ arket | RAILWAYS Ny) EQUIPMENTS 8 Rely,.cerminal lar 95." 38 0 i : : RW nl o22*|..1eon «38 ine 45 3 \lkerie. 33 [gpa mmeet marke of ¥ jy. ‘} bi ? : : Kerth b3 4 * roads 7 6~AY \g@gr Che re. NG. tr Ye} 46 We ‘7-25 Ping tie PS E's to “4 so eee A ‘ "PES 5 s S ; IOS M sei] % . 24 fry %, Oe} Iehels . oe Fa ' . +. 2000 hg ; @ 4 4 J neta i ‘ a - , “1 af oa mer | 4 l wi k ’ Ss ma M ~ $ ti4 "s I tit) ay ‘) j . ] a. i ™® . Nwift & (r a rT 1 “> a a dean . 2 ' J “ Tune it fod i "ee 73|Am Vel & adn Gs.. 08 40 97K 13 IpkeS& MN a Boe 58 S34 to B51 sug Pen © _ bay Say 5M if wee Co 7s Se% nog of, or ee os * lt & Tel : tr 5a x: ‘ RQ 9 ) itwkKe Ss wv M s deb 45. 3] SY] % POD Presa] X& hie! ble Py | > *@ ) Weater | s Jan baw bide) mm Guo" ip ‘ih Te) ; in mt “> A fis L Lehigh Valley \ oa) Of... O11, 1) Sait Cre Li lol, lu’, 2 West Va > Les "Ss - - Metal. at sf. Laomis fine to | , *” pO a » At 2 ® 'Sa OS% to KR : ” : a a a ‘ai - : mn Rye py s las '4 | “ag “uneted «a wT ~ 100 pen . *& Byoeedupn iF 4 At I «& San ] * ad 4s St !> Tu | 2 - . . a 8 $ : : nert oer : y - > : aw \ 3s ee Pe i othe. eee Pho rin ' ] Afl 2 Ch A' ft, Re ser RNG L , , me } i z . ee Iedica lla: ; tA aht Ae coe 1) FINANCIAZ et C At const Line 4458 Rds L? Mex tet Be” Y475 to O41, uture Grain rices NANC FINANCIAL eles! os ht ” : : ir ry + ‘gra . ay ~ pi Aid, Ais Ste @] ‘ be : Te i Ti» 76 te . " ee a ee 2 cee ee . bine! - aes ‘* » Atl « Oar I. dst on 4a. ‘oe * $M a& sw I, pref xy SS oe 4a) : ; ST, LOUIS M RCHANTS" | XCHANGE. mee % to $1 "9 - we ye ts *. Nc en aa "ic jae ® OM & St 1, Ist rfe 4u OL, July 20... Follow ing ‘ts the official record of Corn Was euster $ Au ] arty ve tha toe, 100 1 in es oe MStUP& Ss M. Ma&4 ts Ble to SY, luocuy's Meh, iow, ‘OSIDNS anu. pres i94US C10pe , Me t ¢ $ Atl Re thy ‘Digan earrinn te tt Ty Mo Ka: A T Jee 4s HOI, ty Ra ‘s 4M local marke t and VUOtations as received ; as. te 62 ', a Balt e i thio Os : . nt é ~)) ; ‘ 1 Vin Ka. A T ny 4s etis 35 from Ina nsas ‘ ity and Chicago harKetg: but ther sage 7 Re, t r Ohio é t re s KS 1, ‘3 HS a $4 Missour Paeitic Ben. 4s ry ty oe High Low (‘lome. Yesterday, . Crop re; rts rere = Ka ‘ & ‘)} fo ou) -] 4« unre . M i] v4 ( «ds r \ so fey ‘4 ‘ = rf } WHEAT acs j Marne’ ” nec p | halt &i Ohie red 3t.5 94 EN Con & HOR ode — = : Oe : } . vit Pay fe be \ .: le Qt 2 N'¥ (Cor & HR deb He HOS to a: x Li 28 wa 1°, Je, 1°25 \K air ' ] ale K Ohio ! " Vy 44 ~o 3 ‘ rg j N Ye Meike y & hin we , 4 . ey 4 ) eae 4," ‘ ry ‘« O Oate vere ote ree © thi 228 v\ sor 4 BO ist ‘ rT» + ' e the - eT ’ ve .. ies. 1&8 eR 7 Ol ig to Toy K. nee 113°, tay, lli7 a t P eere Glee a: th 1 freht G48 Thee a on Ee aes ad 1 Ni¥ Cen MR gel ol THhy _ ery ose ae rhe a ar ih. Ge hint 4 Ss Ste ie be 1! is = Jt) NY ¢ i& H ht ) th, SS e SEI PEM EE K \ Hh I a miter showed « 7 »* “Tete rT 3 - ow - - ‘ “ ne . : : : y BAS? Bdinon 3s. Isao. gh SN YAY 4 twee? 9 (et pe sa LSBs A26 Lower quotat! ) Bklen R Tr 403 76) t Ny City B48 Lad0 So! fin’ «228% «(495%-26| 1on> : Weight on provi Rie, ge eee e [NG Fle 4 Pip aoe. ~~ |x Cee Llh%y 115%, Misha B ORKING Roto I t 4a i NY Tel deb: 6s. ‘| ° ee i DECEMBER WHEAT ; ; AROS eg i 2 Sakae Pa SS Ewe ase ea AR HIB | 22,000 City of Grand Forks, North D kota Ih Gash Gra rh I or aad . il a 4G Os O} i o Nig ar Falls p aS, Sep ay s ly. RO ly LT ya 127 toa 1sO%\%e ’ I oO ran or Ss, or a 0 Cash ral? ery 1! yen fe I ay © af ~ (ON & Sou Os, Ser A t14, to +} (hh j bra ) Beare | 121 - & Lb2- 1, A sx ‘SSe ! "§ ] “uty . f° © , ‘ By or = > do Bios 9B, to OG ie ia Nee & we. a & > Sager + ae son? ‘idk flex - iyoa*, *ASSCSHSOUL yg Nation B1I5.26 mil, J OpGlation | 00, . 29s an Vearly, ‘. Wentrat- leattier ger, o8.. SA GS * Nes Hel] or ” O11 to 100% a ne “a3 mes ne l te %% ve 7 @ eatre AP « Pe : . MERCHANTS 1 @entra! Paciile gtd 4a... 71% % aoe “tl Sod sete. ] 4 re | " : JULY CorN z ¢ » Car cs. ii rice: F'n) and ant: rest. fuly 20 Re. heer » (entral Pacific std Bye TRI, lS -Nor }y Prior lien 4s tO 7% to ro% (St. 1” i 59a 60n meer, hard wir r Li (ent t R oT \ ] es . oF lo ) Nor b’a ger au. ie oT | wr to ce | ri hi 4 ‘ : Hc: “sy 2 \, P ti4 Loa _ 4 oe . le fo A. J : ‘+ Cerro de As § 107% to ‘ L Nor States Pow Jat S« 7a! 4 ; 4Q2 rine, ty t ( t N b sk iow flats Sent) 2 ‘ C) gue Os : S] Ay +r { ] ] Onta Aa lransit ae. 7 “43 ‘ N = es. . ; iv mals: ot} . ee j * | oO ou 10ux ] y, e ra d , I red . tay . 4 Og O Ms i z “3A i eee : + Sy wt Sat Se. 3,7° 22% to aB1, . | EREBER CORN - Assessed Valuation —~ $3,087 000, Population ~-F02, “1, mile from a wheat | vt 49s % 7 re- Ry & Nav con 6 St. L.. oe i) eee te 59: " | “Scr gen «io te inte (hie & Alton rie 8 i4 ] (Ore & I, J St 6s. . Qa "hs Pm 1 3 14 1 | i ae . on STroux ( ify, Tow i Population i 124 4 3 Pie , sited, “oth 4 ear « c* honda ’ $ CB & Q foint 6: wo ete Gat! 4.6 Ore § rfe 4s Bist to. ab as som | — G-% OPH, ; We offer $50,000 h ) ) Tee): No 2 SO G Ww 4s +0 to 491. oe hee 1, an “or iy ‘ Vai = TL Ix ‘ ot i we Phe wl 3g b ided *y od ) 6 0 er OU, 00, t 6 unsold remainder of this issue } rife: Par now « any CMa & P ovi ‘xe ‘xe: Is 65 Pad a & E se ~ DECEMBER COR. and interess. B®. 2 white oo +o MB @ ie P gen’ dn. Bois to Git, $ Packard Mot -a +. 95% to psa coe : a - white om 4 eo? rd & yy 2 SO Bas fk l.. &8 Rie. N11 See ix 3a mg ist P ove au, oa? to A4t, ; Denn RR Gs, 1086/1 “Feae to 1031, | eo, 61% eoat 60%..." 6; G17, 6 Pare oats, 39% s ( AI & Sf }? rie 4 Le od a. te wf i4) Penny fe Be eon tle» YS 1; te Os I “4 4 ay 4 3 Ss * S51 I Oo ar ; KANS 48 . 4 “Ml & Sy } 4s, 1925 rfy Sy Peary ht H ge Se hae THA, to ~ = a hath, ‘ ‘i de y a). au VOL ty g rt k t Theat. ~. ” "a : C ~ & rt Fidel 4, 1934 re l Peo Gae & Coke of h Se 72 fy 7 IUCLY Oats ’ . | ihe se O, Oo a 0 a 8! 237i 4 ¥ } ry oe a tae my fi to 99 cao a be io. " 79% [Rt ee BY lon SMtyn , Assessei) Valuation $24,555. 67°. Population ©2500 | to 15 vege of ae: oe . 3° . ; 2 é Q F! ll} ¥ @1) a : ioe ‘ny se . 4 ‘; : ‘ » . a : s Pe e 7 ‘ : =). 3 W igen bo "ees 7S te Feu if ie Grands & W leti4si a5" ek 1O% - B94 JIA bd 40 eb 0% bonds. Prices: 91 to 98.25, x leidings Te). Mixed. 37 14 Wt 38 b 4 & N W 7s , ei 103 Ly , 77 | An) Pe 4 figs ‘ie ton 651 SEPTEMBER OATS j . “tee ts 9} Pg Chi Kivs ('9 os. ; + 4 H4ly to G42, = “a 7 = &e SRA: 14. ts e651 : ’ oa . ' : i on rs ’ " ‘ y Be & get. - . ; ele Fit | © Py ' et. FZ SOL. a 4llgn . ; : fanaa. « tele: wp on Bt ‘ae: & to! ab i StLasr Br lien 4s, Tt, + Gls to. 62 = [EK ooo 41 - ary, “i qexn | All of the above 18ssues are genera] obligations of the 50 ae Oe - . ° ‘4 a. a os 1 . io ‘ = ‘. « ‘. - s ~— re, . . . : he . ne a a; Ci th ste g%,° 8 Wi te is St & SF gen Gs, abe oy fe 87%) DECEMBER 6,1 tive cities. Denominations $500 and $1000. Apply for de. me s84 1 26 i, pm ‘ op satin ; P - “ 2S Sr i& S F ailj ths nH, te "4 ‘hf. $.>? 4550, ‘sk & &. 447 -45 | ° ° ° i nrr ’ ’ , I — ‘ : a 14 9103 4 104 Be Ik NS PF ine He $16 ty, 53% ~ > ICU RYE I bad al Scriptive circular. a ae 4. | ‘ Pet I e ig S St au] M&é™M M«' i@e LOLs ty, loud oem ewig . : ao. | { { C= se , Ar 5 - Gy “the ' ’ f Oe 3 Ped 1 aio t r : = 4 , , ; ga cs rau: M @ wf M con 4 N4 Chi 128 1, A231 523 1!Sj, 1: ive end 1a Ls 4iis 8. o Seati At. add he 2% to *35.1¢-! = a , ae —_ , FREE FROM ALL FEDERAL INCOME TAXATION hel $4 cat \ & I is e o Saah Av ste He ty I mel. SUUTE MBER RYE i OMA , lL Sinclair 7 uy) ft) ae thi 1145. lle L1iha L1l4! har? ' 1} ~ 3 South Ete : . ££ TT Be S| Rot 5. > (Incorporated 1V10) on «+ } ae 3) Sou I’; eve }- iS & , TAN, ° IA j ST. LOUIS STOCKS i, sou Pee TF af gis aR ie Fag | The Hanchett Bond Co paeae Y So "s ol 'r de P ! ao Tat n Mm an i Be - 1O-Bee Rae col tr 4 sai fo Os Boston Stock Market p Bs li Sty Ht Rey) 4s wTh _ to fF Hay ; Me «, ? : ¥ ‘ ; Local Bank Clearing “E Rulndard 0 of Cai’ by bate 1031, | Special te the pou Wispaten ) MUNICIPAL BOND HOUSE Be. No UY ‘ A ‘ S 2 Stee! & 1 (‘o of Aiuer Ts v% ar ow tle "Oe . linet, to ‘ . | ee t thisd Ay adi eed “a8 utew ighient. loseag ete fOllowing itet in. % South La Salle Street, Chicape Fash sn $19,700,000 t rn Pa ths . . Ll v ve soey & the r? et active oc, wu? my de it 5 3 , 7 yt guts ot ‘ q S Un Pare Ist 4% S| i+ BOR, the Boston Se k Ex Sango: ” : a 22 . oe, 1 31 % _ . a . S Un Pace Vt ae... 4 tr RTL, nn et Eee A H VOIGHT S L M qy Transactions on the St. Louis Sto kx i’ Un Pac ref 4s fae PIty to Tle STOCKS High. — Low Close ” ¥ ’ t. ouls, oO. e Fl 141 1A . :} ‘2 “ie ~efae ll maa: ~ Union Tank Car 7a Lin to loos Swift & Co yi ae me 1 . “ange today, in the aggre ate, aAlneunte | Ra ae 2 . - it hai — yr, Owitt ¢ Pe ae 8 ee : 9 id FI HO 2 y YU shares of Stuck and Sarit in hops J U Ss peal & Imp OF. » Sly to BOL, | Shoe Mach _- 854, SS% BHM, 400 Nationa] Bank of Commerce Bldg it following ts aA list of. sales mea le ri ! Rubher Tles 30 low an Yt « MARKFT | I oreceding quotations. *lhicreane —Decrease a 1-4 ) a rs by ° el tes {4 “% FINANCIAL "me sf aiid ¢ SOT, OS ‘ Le | - \ . “ hange . = au Va-Cary (‘her qd the Ney | BArt lt Va (aro (‘he li, « fH S aa oot 7 aa! . Sh ¢ ? itv y Nulee Tr @ (>) j ireints i Ry Se . K1 % a he bal ‘ { ; Tlie Pe { Le s \ Al A Ss Ww ( (1f) , AY i » fe 47% Mts . isunk OF €n OMe. l 1v¢1 ° tr 2 Ra as Mig 7 Leer 8, to 1001. Ne ; . aw ai Shoe ("is ; hh ? ts s*’ ~ eee ee . fr. N-lLeed eo pr Ja) Ost, ——J 3 ; Ves 1 oS. ‘ Si» eores - : liternear Shoe cos art SA 30 rae 11 W ' Shores . ; Te *O - ty . aby Inter Nat Shoe pfd. . as LO a, _- 4 1} WV ‘ OT) «& to ler his ‘ fi S3 A. Pong Internat Shoe pf ! 1001, y Ll Wilson & « So .6ve Ga. . iu ret itor 4 ; ans phd | lO > 1. . -_ -— - - = : sae 3 “ey! let iter 4 ; 2! 30 = 1, Med P Wagner Ele, ees LO) 20 ,. = , * Vagner See had, li 20% e > | | Wagner Ble. See ee a ~0; 29 2% her pe ay, EROS ile hal “00/ Sy) °% IN NEW YORK MARKET _ UTanite Bimetallic ~ be 24) 456 | A K C Home Te! a $200' 91 fe Ly terete ; R 4s. Eyer, oe $2,000 ho ree “14- > Ter ian te a R 4e Cee hth 5 000 40% a2 NEW YoOrK, July 20 —Lowe, Prices were | CLOSING QUOTATICNS ye ~ - §— BOored {n the cotton Market early today | TSYstiT tre . : — } 9 @ reaule of Poor cables and local Wail | SECURIT] | # j Rid. Asked). ; atrest oi Th ; bh Bank of Comtnerce > is 12% selling. * opening was arely | Best Clymer _» BE Peerage cee! $0 4, Steady at F or more points decline and Jin es Shoe prd _. : e+) 46%. . -. SUDsequens transactions notw. ‘thstanding > OMe 8.46. bin td 1 0 6 as ao FUPPOrt from New Orlea; ® and the Atlantic | Ely & Walker [ 4. Ist pri] A7%s . ‘> Btates Ma Be) on showery Weather, tha Marke: | Fulton lron Works ca -«i £6 4] eared off to 39 700 for aer and 13.3" (ranite- Bimertg)); 40) : for Dere, . : i} Lj AVor Z . . . a . 8 \, 4 able reports. fro: ’ e, xtti ’ i enters falled a.) f medicinal] Preparations, Pharmaceuticais. hos- nually an amount equal to 5° of this Issue to ss N | : FINANCIAL, FI ANCIAL York Metals. -ED.KINNALy ac CO 160 Pear] St NewYork, W Hine dorse any investment or lati | re ee speculation advertised. The buye used in purchasing bonds in the market at or below 115 and interest. These honds are convertible at the holder's Option into common stock of the Company at $110 per share. This stock is at present sel}. ing at abour $84 and has sold up to $175. These bonds mature December |. 1941 and are available in denominations of $100, $500 thirtan, Pre nent oy eee of abou , ie and $1000. Interest is Payable semi-annually. fo the eresting deduesin | e recommend their rurchase at 100 and Accrued Interest. to Yield 8% Descriptive Circular on request. Is Market Discounting Return to Normalcy? der this CaPtion thiere ra. cently SP Peara,! 0 of the MOst lye, Nating *" ™Pliationgs nye KNOWLEDGE vast amoent of res) teformation con. e the market Comtained ia this ‘a It om: ““ TDaree Dregen? an’ . — In additios te its many features, it - teins high and low ties Copies reddy for free distributes Ask for No 238-.¥ = © Oe ee Portnightty Review Ask for free cony of PD. tog EL. WITTMEYER ¢ CO. Incorporated Investmeny Stcurtticce 42 Broad way New York € Cathet” , a “ INVESTMENT SECURITIES ercantile Trust Com Pany Member Federa/ TAY Government Serve System Swervision EIGHT % AN» LOCUS? ~TO ST. CHARLES SAINT LOUIS Cer Wan and Pear; trv t the Post-Dispatch INVestigates all Pinancial Adve before Publication, it necessarily cannot rtlsing h is own Judgment. ee eee
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1921. per UE PACE Daily Grain Movement | * from St. Louls to Kansas City, In the following celpts and | tbe 48-hour period (00 ‘from St. Louis to Joplin oy way of Springfield; from Hannibal across to St. Joseph, with connections to St. table will be found re- shipments of , in bushelg for nail omitted): WHEAT. | CORN. oATa,” {Louis and Kansas City; from St. | Ree. |Ship.| Rec.|Ship.| Rec 1Shi ‘Louis north and south along the. | ——s » FEES 2 Se HE : ~ ; ip, | 4 Bt. Louis -.| 489) 376 60, 27, 93] gg eastern edge of the State, and from | sieh tomer on the Mer- | Minueapoits’| 439 1% 318 298) 282 | 269 Kansas north and south along the. ey today. Yoromem. of tit | Soe. City. . 695) 343 23) 70) 7 2 western edge. ft ) rheat country am - | Mi) ee j ly mais A sree failed to hoid the market. | Duluth ..._ | 57 | 140) . “58 42) 1 venese roads would reach ft. tee sigtch = reporta were more favorable. Cash Omaha ..../'220' 71) 67) 42] 24, og Louis, Kansas City, St. Joseph, Jop- Varian ev oes tended lower. Toledo ° 66. ee =} oe ‘ il parge : z* wet primes export sales yesterday lent Peoria sais | 37| i 29| # 3)\"°j;, /im, Carthage, Springfield, Cape Gi- “ga cenern “86 tg. wp wheat for ae sabe: | baa 135) 108) 25) 43/100; 26 rardeau, Hannibal, Jefferson City, | per ‘ cad tien ¢ ic : . 2 . « Pa Pre Se at i houses report a oe ee raed! Svorable weather in the North- | Baltimore -{ 264)... | a +S ‘**: Sedalia and every important -town owe a ‘ml they, _)ORng BelE iter brought lowe= Srices, Japan was Filadelphia | 106) 50) 3) ats, 4....,0f any size in the State. 7 . ‘TO mem » have deen & buver of whest ves-;| Boston ..../..../...., Basowet.: Siena l we i ga ay pools. Taam situation at Chicago was taken Galveston ..| 169\.. | | Se ARS ERE eee “The voting population of these | rut k are r “ce te aa ys the possibility of resale of some |New Orleans 458) ESS 18)... a7 ae oe { : 1 ities | °o0 of the is cars overhanging the market. Corn i New York..| 70) 364) 153) 128 8103 | cities and the rura communities oe tts ere the ts = ranges receipts. today were: | , threugh which those roads would | | we Prep nq, ter i Ley jocal and 99 through: corn, | | Or pass is by far more than enough | z te > n Ln ot care local and t rb tay ot , guaran - eee a Pass y i miter feeling coe” Steen Mere oe! and te iee tes local Butter, Eggs and Poultry |to our-vote the backyard sections of . be : ; are aa anna 87 through. ie , St. Louis commission houses paid the | the State which are sceking to get | et A " Tolacge aa pern eth. 103. Winnipeg. 1 _ atria B B eabeangy satay to farmers and Virtually all of the road money and | . ree ; ’ ° 3 ss ° ~ ary ap orr . o | im AY, onan - Louis public elevesors today | articles (small- ortele ate Gna pote deprive the thickly settled parts of | rift : 7 ¢ *O meth " , ier i ~ é | _ 577,941, corn, 551; oats | = unis caliente ‘ , the State of their rights. “~~ ‘ ; é . 4 6 ‘ . 7 ~ ° S ge iby © tee ee ember wheat. $1.50 4: ere. bh cae ey extras, 400: .satna.. {mn the proper form and submit it | i*@r ac; cemb OFT, BUC, ©; firsts, JUC; seconas, ~Gc; pac , ° ; sie a. 1.27% @1.272 stock. _18c. , a8, 2Uo; king | 4 — to a com pemsgatines ho ! . | wheat, 27 @1.27% CHE st—(Per pound): Northern twi ative. t wou e¢ only y hica 1c} $1. 28@1.29%: December 17c; single at tz c: long os ne at | ‘ 3 | £0 Provisions ea132%; July corn, 64%c; Siew at ibe: y. 2 at {8c: prints as’ faa; | t° Obtain signatures from eight per | ae. ints On £ 2 rn. 32 44 ABZ MC; December Swiss at 4% to Bbc: brick at 19c. ‘| cent of the voters in 11 congv?ession- 6 hie be cn ne ee GLiic: July oats. 40 tac: Sep | eee ig CULTRY—Fowls, 23c: cocks, 1c; a] districts. Undoubtedly we could at - re 28 Clos Higeper 08%. 42% @ 2igc: December cats, age 7: _— a a 1 spring chick. | &@ stricts. : “igs =s mr cet c. : ona, 4 _ and over, 20c, 1% to 1% Ibs..| easily obtain eight per cent in every aan ios > Reenace today were: Wheat, 364,000 | 29c: leghorns, 20c; turkeys, ro a Sc: | wes es ~ hi h those roads : kk me cern, 103.000; onte, 36.000; fiour, 128.- | culls, ~vC; ducks, large, white. lbs. and | district throug whic 8 7 B gheat and flour, 526,000 bu Sucks. Tan. Small and dark, 1l4c; muscovy , would pass, and I believe they would “ 0 RRA emerative primary receipts today were ucks, l4c; geese, -&o; Tenses, per dozen, . i l 1X SS is wa 480,000 today, 1.928.000 last week >4 ound; spring geese. 1bc. pass through every congressiona ¥ a ‘ate last year. Corn. 60.000 today , PIGEONS AND SQUABS—Ldve pigeons, | district | i} i: Maw last week: $3,000 last "46¢ one t . oo gonew:: common live squabr at, j ’ ; , to ae - 552 ast week, 40.000 last | o ozen: Crease se [oe . va 13.99 mano today: vow. | e as | Pound: small and dark ai Pr sh ny aes In my mind there would be no | ae & =. tive primary a shipments were: | waa: "casa bo NN, OE, Ot question about the success of el | i iz eal = é togday: «030, ia efK ; : at 4 4 cs 2 eC . 14 J 1 a hE year. Corn, 825,000 today; 1CS@166 pounds at 5 ae too per pound: | proposition at the election : ' to ast week 385 000 last ear. Dats, Pr socording erred, underweight, sto.. cities and larger towns are going | ~ reek; 352.0 ay uality. . TH Wh ‘opean Cereal Cp , m wae Ae tae —— GSeks: 3@3%c: suring ‘ambe 8@10c. 3@%; ‘to pay for the roads. y should | (INGTON ca Te ae, . | VEGETABLES. they not have the roads they want? x eee BROWER PRICE TENDENCY aan ee peme-grown, 10c to 15c per | St. Louis alone pays about one- c ¥ ‘lik en. +t j e ’ ches; aw to > per box. i adios ak : span | CABBAGE—Horke-grown. $1 to $1.60. fourth of the total amount collected | 1) Vy fore at Re eras 10 GRAIN AT CHICAGO Pm Penore i Iowa, 5c per lb. from automobile licenses. Some 75 Eee Bre u! Romen tm we S—Home-grown bunches, 20c¢ to | non 6 Hee PRICAGO, July 20.—Possibilities of a 30¢ per dozen bunches. : or 80 per cent of the license fees | 4 0 han ia embafgo aginst grain shipments to lien bane, Gen oe oe? Sts are collected from the cities and | . OM fils Cte shin nt ‘ae , . % cen : 40 a ¢ ° , pone D's: or S48 Mimage hed a bearish influence on the “ cucUuMRERS—Home-grown, 3oc to $1 | counties on the route of the Malang ; siyh «pay hen market today. It was estimated that per bu box. : i d Those cities and counties . : S149 000 Hila carloads of wheat were on track here EGGPLANT—Home-grown, $1.50 to $1.75 | roads. Ses nie, Oh , Cool dry weather in the spring per bu box. are entitied to consideration. - nett tended also to ease prices. Open- GANRLIC—New Louisiana single strings. | — Mer 7 1 4 quotations eee ranged = st Se ts Be te 5Uc; loose. Be to 10c per pound. etals at St. Lewis wm to Bc advance, with Sept. > pa 0 GREEN PEPPERS—Louvisiane and Ala- | . g in Br. 1; asey and Dec. per Fi gt rl shoe nam orn, 7T5e fg Ge: home-grown, FIRST OIL SEEKERS Jin : leh sit. a ae ey MAteTIO® SCKORCES at) aroun -) to oO per bu box. a4" ’ ne -% genily. forecasts of hot weather G' MBO-—Home-grown peck baskets, 75c: W W —— Re Revest rallied the market and so, too, _. (| 12-at. trays, 75q. USE ATER AYS TO ~ sane , 4 of liberal export business. ie GREEN CORN—Home- wn, EI ‘ St wever vw as only transient. Prices ser dosen ears eo 4 Be te 15c THE NEW FI DS FINANCIAL Read heavy. 1 %c to Bc net lower, with Sep- KALE—Hom®&grown, 4@c¢ per bu box. M4 . on 125% ‘to $1.26. and December, KOHLRA BI—Home-grown unches. 230. | Continued From Page 13. » meg to $1.29%. LETTU‘'E—Home-grown, 25c¢ to 50c¢ per, —— 4. . for wee easier with wheat after open- bu box New York Big Boston tases, $1 to ° Me to %c lower, including Sept. at | $2.50 per crate; California icebergs, $3.75 worked 32 straight hours on end, | 5 to G2'4¢.-The market rallied little to $4 per crate a ae ; ; be then sagged lower than before. MUSTARD GREENS—Home-grown, 25c staking claims. iter reports were favorable and the tO wor per bu_ box. 7 serie’ ied eupgott. The close was weak NEW POTATOES=-Home-grown — early | Log of Airplane Trip. we i% 7h net lower, with September Ohio. $1 to $1.65 per 100 Ibs.; cobblers, The log of the airplane trip to the #. AGi&c to 61% @61% $1.75 to $2 per 100 pounds; Kaw Valley | in : followin 3 P Oats were relatively firm owing to large ee a. OD : rks North Dakota | * Monta Detnan || Wds.; lower river yellow, $1.50 to "So se distance of about 340 miles, two e - Cash Grain Prices bee ee > grown, 15c per dozen) Pours and 45 minutes; Fort Smith 7on [ofthis (2° y, : ee ~~ + ee ae 4 : . $5 — distance : os, asty, OWERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, 8T. LOUIS “RADISHES—-Home-grown, 25c to Bbc a! Pagoer npn ray Pe i mar River By 20.—Req winter wheat unchanged to 2c | bu box : «90 mies, ee ‘ i is | iy tage w! -_ le to a ge . NACH —Home-grewa, 25c to 40c per to Fort Simpson, June 1——-distance ; e to Lc off white: steady Oo ec oT u 0 ,er ‘ * , on Xx City, Nebra ska flow, Oats, steady to &c off. Sales— STRING REANS—Home-grown, bu box, | 265 miles, three hours and five min ; : oe, at $i a4 ee Myth af te eer ABE 7 _ ae grown, 25c¢ t 40 , utes: Fort SHED eOn. 50 the sep thiaggeio seca Pies : 1? : 4, ° r 4nter wheat ‘ 2 f Af , c p a FTC - ° aww a Pf 0 ro e { n 6 . ‘ ‘ ae ae =r Se winter ‘wheat, $1 20a) 23: ‘No red ~". ae " : - a "| June 2, 320 miles, done in three Yad of Vent , bhaorieda, iter whee $1.19M1.21;: No 1. hard, OMATOES——Home-grown,. ripe, .«0 to 0 . minutes. taking out an Df this issue Mri. he MG@124: No 2 hard wheat, $1.22 No $2 per bu box: half-ripe, 91.75. hours and - ] , B Agree oF Eyejow corn. 63Q6h3 "yc; No. 1 white, 64c; ri’ RNIPS—Home-grown boxes, 750 per) hour and 25 minutes for forced ! i. 2 white corn. 6344c: No. 3 white corn, bu_box landin mm No 2 white oats. 39@40igc: No. 3 CAULIFLOWER—Colorado, $3 per dozen | E. hite pats, SO A40c; No. 2 rve, $1.25. me nase wines .' During the flight the ship made ° . Try . *) ' Ps ? ¥ S oO] ; ; * . . North Dakota mt Ne 2 tard, $1 17@1 28: No.2 red. | hamper. Colorado, $4.50 ter two portages, that is, crossing over bi ie Brel 24: Corn No. 2 white, S5@56-; | FRUTTS. ‘land for considerable distances, ae 7 eri? an ey . | eric At vf z elie Ss i " ‘ Gs : ‘ oe en. =e Te oe hae Ake age RE A + ad 4 ste ae Se ieee windfalls, Which means taking a chance, asin 4 ; ~% 26 x = eee FNC to . and hand-picked, 2° 50 per bu . ‘ -~ eer ll a $194 basket: welthy, barrels, $4 to $9: bu Dbas- case of a forced landing, the air li No. 1 prairie, $11@12. No. 1 timothy, | Kets. $z to $3.50. strawberry bu baskets, vessel, being equipped for landing Digations of the respec- MES hat SO whee hee red NO CANTALOUPES — Athataas ” standara| OMly on water with the pontoons, | ' } u ‘ —_- Nes - ~A s d ‘ ‘ iz . FY ‘ i : : $1000. Apply for de- mosat ie No. 2 hard $i $41.27 % Okie $2 to $3. fiat crates, _ to 90c; would have beén decidedly “out of / : at “yg bet ac yp UMERic: NW ~ wel. UKiahoma s6btandard crates. $2 Bt crates, | +... * a i + 3. hiuc pa > as rin 75c, California honeydew. $2.16 to $2/25 per luck.” They cut off from the Peace 45° R white 39¢. Rvel—-No. 2. ey nome-grow w. oie yer ~~ box, Iill-; River below Peace Point, over to er +9 gt SB eo Th en 10}8 poag, S~ Lo to $2.50 per bu box . : a OME TAXATION ot ee. ae ee $13: re : HUCKLEDERRIES— Virginia 18-Ib. bas- the Slave River, a distance of about OMAHA Neb. July 2? \eat—No cets. 24 per basket 20°mi r § , A 2 . 5 OMA) rath, Tuy 20 Wi its we p PEACHES—Georgia elbertas 68, $3.50 to ) miles, and they also cut off from eS .. No 2 mixed, $1.16: No. 3. mixed corcee ue baekets. BeS0 te Os: Arkansas the Slave River to Slave Lake, an- a 1; = ee Prony Cg 124 a bu baskets elbertas, 2s. to 4 : : eal S ve i hard $) + emi TF ad ig et rEARS—Alabama sand pears, 90c to other 20 miles overland, coming | ompany Bbc. Ny 2 white, Bige: No 1 yellow. | Se TeRMELONS any manufactures aceuticals, hos- bd many other e through the mMexall Stores) s, which latter IPany were in profits during largely in ex- ts.on this issue. 1¢ Trustee an- of this issue to the market at at the holder's e Company at at present scll- p to $175. r 1, 1941, and s of $100, $500 semi-annually. at nterest. ¥O requcst. oan ernment FS /O/} LE--S , : Stor} Veal ‘t hig? ra inet ly " 8° erage 7 me Meaty +, “ye lower Aine . ‘e*y 6. bulk a. A) Ae ean * Om TY @ri> Qu... ¢> the, AGH ae 4 eared , ha gon! dik. OF » Yer ere $j O4t ~Heate ‘Teamery POCAINg stock Wsias ad trict] ink on at $f bee t 9 ere mr > a) te on tbe J 840% 2. pte. 20 than top. $10 r ec ° ae moat ele) ‘ holrce 10e ; unchanged, 10 ox i¢ "“ aie) ° ~ to h market 2oc Il!.. ei: Ca horees and mules, corn-fed lic PS to $9.50 steg.is with few heef $° ki WY eet ly toy $> 7H: °S3a6.75 and ommon to medium n | ‘ ® aA 745 - ings fa: 000; iolice beget feede 20 Rutter highes extras AS to 1 soore. er? . ake. 4 creamery cCreamerv firets trrewular ‘ Nheese uit ii be Stay onGs * te July pa « . No noTee tion In-hetween order, ; "ave pay’ 10 50>; stockers and feed- i t Was nd bucks $ Livestock Elsewhere | 20 {a ¢ ' 1 Vvearlings SY fy h e-gtock ngs ’ 1a ; 'U.is, MG HARKET IMPROVES AFTER OPENING DECLINE NATION AT. STOCKYARDS, oo? On ote tog } ings BOO: sheen af July 2D. £000 tile beeves Tilinais (owe ‘an «fcers—— rood to roo! S67 canner and cannerse — jon? to ehoice " edium ous S34 £004 cows, re, ealed : Mm=t part ‘gt hj com ner strengthening the *ane as a little iIr- ~ "i Q “i 9 oO” 3.754 4.50, “ market to justify verter a@eid — jea——Recei pta, steady to heel cutters .. 1 ix t faegae ; iv the road law I would want and I cas vi begoeatat Rives flows ' : : through, the observers in the ai am of the open that if {t is re- raft ted 1} he aif- ° . _ "A ie ; , ‘ se ‘e ‘ rea e ‘ fected it will be impossible to get a of : le peal were still cov- . . ered with snow. law which will be more to the liking ony = as ae ” ‘ SIOUNTAIN: were ’ ¢ ~4 of St. Louis. Kanas City, St. Joseph re on all sides of and other largef cities and towns of State “Throughout this special session of the Legislature cities the the ne ** said Link, ing steadily, e “and we kept climb- OSsing the Black Wa- ter River ata Reight of 2000 fret and still going up. \ We ecdijid the tributaries of th mighty river- he. members from cee in a spirit the hbave sat back Ne; : av if of letting the rural districts have ev- si deere af we inte them ; Cc tT) > y r ’ ‘ F, Ld ; ervthing within reason. We have not ur & the mountain . and thoy ’ sands of lakes and small lakes : insisted upon what I consider to he tre ° - SP RE Sees sty . c more ~ 9 - e | eur rights We will pav by fur the i on | re Sypere adc rij before "js i“ r ’ " ’ ¢ ‘ zs ; . largest nart of the bonds, hecause Just AK . hhaAlp. By The Time we reached the site of old Fort Norman the monev to pay for them will come amount paid for automobile we had climbed to a height of 4000 from the : licenses. The automobiles are owned it 0 ekg this vantage peint principally in the cities and larger ar OUs the clear atmosphere we towne : could see the ice shining on the sur- “T think we had the right to Insist | upon the expenditure of this on roads which would lead Into the thickly which will pay for them, having i that. to the «¢ getting | the initiative. Favors Malang State. but we have not insisted upon Ww titude of manv rural members of the .| House has ate “ — See _ Produce Elsewhere | f! rmer, road law from the Legislature which will be fair to us I am in favor of | even two or three feet in landing on face of the Great Bear Lake, 75 money | miles northeast of us, and the gorge | of the Great Bear River through the sommunitice | Franklin mountains.” instead of. It may be noted here that the big all-metal airship fitted out with pontoons plus the baggage. KAasoline and men in it was 4300 pounds: ca}- culate the moment of the tremendous weight flying at a speed of from &) to 90 miles an hour, and it can easi}, be realized how a miscalculation or populated t epread out over the entire ce have been fair, but the at- been ‘one @f fairness If we cannot get a not ities, the surface of the water resulted in -an accident such as that which be- fell the machine and sheared off one one that we want through L “John Malang, formerly Superin-/! of its pontoons in making the land- ‘tendent of the State Highwey De-! ing at Fort Norman. partment, early last fall prepared The aircraft has since heen towed a road plan to erve the State of down to the site of the original well Missouri wel! To my mind, it, with 53 miles below Norman. A wing off possibly a few amendments, would the machine tied up at Simpson is eome very nearly meeting the exact being put on it and a new pontoon wishes of st Louls and Kansus City, is betng brought from the Vermil- as well as the other larger cities and; fon Chutes It ts expected to have town’ of the State. This plan pro-| the craft in readiness for service ‘vided for five primary roads reach- again tn about two weeks. from aloft wasimpressive bevond de- | UU UUM LALLA LA LLL LLU UOMO COMA LITOLMMMTUTD UMTTTTTTTMTT o = UNVANUNVUUCAUUUOAULUOUAAUEUUUUEUOUUUOGUUUEAUEUUEAUUUL i SZUJHVUNUVUOUNVUNUNUUNUUUUOLUUOOUUUUAUQU.UUUUOCUUOOUUUEUUUEUAUUEUUUU ATE UA Ce TT TT TUIITLTTTTTTTTT IIA MUM LUIU UILCUIMLUULUTOUTUOLTOT L TOT 00 ' f Approaching the Two Hundred Mark The Honor Roll of the second hundred awards of Free Ranger Bicycles includes a total of 77 names today. This showing 1s as gratifying to us as it must be to the boys and girls who have acquitted re ee eee - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A ne ee ee 2 themselves so creditably dur- ing this campaign, and to their parents and friends. pleased, also, with the num- ber of new enrollments that come to us daily. We want the enrollment of every boy and girl eligible to enter the campaign. Nearly two months remain before Sept. 15th, when the campaign closes, and the chance for success is still bright for every boy and girl who will >. Hustle! Persevere! The . JOSEPH DREHER, 3435A Juniata st. CHARLES TISHER, 2248 Jules sat. ELMER VENVERLOH,. 2028 Minnesota ar. CORA LEE HILL, 5034 Bancroft ar. plewood, Mo PRLE Shc. tase Gace. sion dear JAMES FOLEY. 2809 Case av. | POROTHY BIRNBREIER, 2615 Oregon ar. OWEN ZIGNAGO, 609 N. Ewing ay. : nm, ORCAR ROTHERMICH., 3523 Grace av. MISS LOTTIE VOORHEES. 3933 Blaine ar. ni ae GEORGE BIPPEN, 2415 &, lith st, GLENNON FORRISTELL, 3859 Delmar bl. Sta a Pp: JOSEPH ABRAMS, 7234 Zephyr pl., Maple- WILBUR STARK. 174 FE. Stein. wh wood, Mo. JACK TOTSCH, ALBERT SPAETH. 5356 Emerson ar. , ROBERT &TFINGOFTTER,. 806 S. Church 4t.. Belleville, Tl). CHARLES &. FVANS,. 6457 Odell. ALBERT HEIM. 2226A Madtaon et. MARIF. HOGAN, 23212 Case av. ARTJIUR SHARP JR.. 27217 Adame at. MARTIN YVOUNG. 40104 N. Newstead ar. PAULL STEINLAGE, 4624 W. Floriesant av. MELVILLE FRIEDMAN, 4271 West Pine bi. BENJAMIN TUFHR, 4100A Lafavette. (HARLES CRAWFORD, 2809 Morgan st. KING RLOOWER. 505 NN. Newstend ar. EDWARD THORNHILE, 4225 Shenandoah ar o> ~~? 16 Prenirie ar. ‘ALTER NIEMEVER, 1010 Missonri av. co wi a . WILTON RASTRERGER. 5740 North Market. FRANK A GOBLE, 418 N. 23d «t.. Fast St. (AS N, 2825A Virginia av. edn ie . “43 on ¢ ) SOE PREBLE BATT Jennings 14. 00. Leute HOWARD |LANGE. 1726. Obie av.. East St. . ; of ; . 2 : Louis. Ul County, Mo. 4 CATHUERINE TOBIN, 5205 NN. Broadway. ROBERT DEMPSTER. 27450 F at... Granite City, WM. i WESLEY SAFGESSFR., City, Bll. ROBERT KERENS, 2319 Clark a BARNARD LAGERMANSN, 56°46 rolla av. RAYMOND F. MOLITOR, 3422A -‘Wroming at WILSON DAVID, 19 N. Grand av. FREDDIE RAIPR. 241 N. Vanderenter ar. ROLAN ALBERT MOONSHINE. 5206 Page ar. 22751 C€ at... Granite FRANK Vi, South Mag- LEQ HANSON. The fully equipped $60.00 Ranger Bicycles offered free by the Post- Dispatch are awarded only when the subscription orders sent to us meet ALL of these requirements, hence it is of the utmost importance that entrants read carefully: ——————————————————————n—n—a—amXmXmXNX!0OoOoOnmaqom"' Send or Bring This Entry Blank to the POST-DISPATCH Cir- culation Department. 12th and Olive Sts., St. Louis, Mo. SNe ee ~. MMMM | ¥ onor Roll (Second Hundred Awards) JEROME McGUIRE,. 3312 Cambridge ar.. Ma- PRANK SMERCINA. 4911 Faston av. EMMA WHELSON, EDWARD BREUER. 5126 Robin ar. ELMER EPSTEIN, 3728 French av. B.D. MOss JR. 5871 CARROLL ERTING, 8802 Jennings rd. RAYMOND PAUL, 442° Taft av. TORENZ WIRTH. 2859 Wieeronsin ar. ALBERT Wet. WILTIAMS. 6944 Marquette ar ARTHUR FTINNEGAN., KENNETH JOCHIM, 3308 Utah LAWRENCE GREER, 1139 Luekys sat. VIARIF CROWPF. CENEVIEVE LANGEN, ROBERT 4. COMPTON JR.. 26 Blakemore pil. IDA WAY TEREYV. 6207A South Broadwar. {TELA WALSH, S782 St. JOHN GOLDING, 614 ARTHUR ANDERSON. 5°74 Pendleton ar. MARION “M“IEAUN. KENNETH GARLAND WEISS, 4463 Page bl. RUTH SAMWEL, 3200 Bailey av. CHESTER H. HUCK, 4245 Delor at. PATRICK WALTEMATE,. 1406 La Salle st. LAPRESTO. JEROME @TEVERS. JOK McC ONNELE, 2242 Clark av. ALFRED CONKAD, 3743 Sullivan ay. EMWA SCHWARZ. a0. (ON. ROBERT SANDERS, 6712 Leno ay. 20 New DISPATCH. FERGUSON RANDALL ~ 9 Years Old We alG 3853 Connecticut St. CHAS. W. GLAESER 18 Years Old , 29 South 16th St. | Belleville, Ill. 3116 Cherokee st. Page bi. 1120 ge Second st. "pIXA Madisen at. 7008 s. Broadway. Vincent av. soulard «t. 944 Keonerly av. 11465 $411 Mary» land Pivanue ar. av. JOSEPH LePAGE 9 Years Old 2942A Montgomery St. 1718 Tewer Grove ar. 1th at. p St. Lowis subscriptions are required— each for 6 months. No extra credit for yearly sub- scriptions. | subscriptions are required. from persons not now reading the Daily POST- e subscriptions are required. No credit allowed for Sunday POST-DISPATCH Daily subscriptions. A Sunday POST-DISPATCH reader who has not been read‘ ing the Daily POST-DISPATCH may subse ribe through you under this plan. subscriptions are require]. V fi d We investigate the validity of the order er! 1e and the subscriber's responsibility. All orders are received subject to acceptance by the POST-DISPATCH. Offer is open only to boys and girls who are not identifed with the sale or distribution of the POST-DISPATCH, and who reside within St. Louis carrier delivery limits, includ- ing East St. Louis, Belleville, Granite City, Venice and Madison, in Illinois; and Kirk- wood, Webster Groves, Clayton, Ferguson, Florissant, Valley Park and Maplewood in Missour1. ENTRY BLANK POST-DISPATCH Circulation Department: Send instructions for securing a $60 Ranger Bicycle without paying or collecting any money. I am not now identified in any way with the sale or distribution of the POST-DISPATCH. 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RIE Se EES. Sec! wet vt : " * Ba. Petts Bebger Or * ve ae * rae sa ae he Re ®& alt tia vm e oe ATE Firnaly nigh! em ARTO 8 ee le) ee ee ee a ee = oT. LOUIS POST-DIS! DISPATCH SUNDAY POST- DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PE wee ~~ ee ——_—— Then It’s Genuine Aspirin is trade mark Bayer Manufac- ture Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid. —— _-—— A te a ae Does wonders for poor complexions. It's surpris- ing how rarely the proper use of Resinol Ointment and Resinol S fails to clear away blotches, redness, roughness, etc., and give the skin its nat- ural freshness and charm. Sold by all druggists. Wrtte for & sample Dept, 3-T, Resinel, Baltimere, Md. WABASH LOW FARE EXCURSION FROM ST. LOUIS, JULY 23 iiood returning in 12 Days Round-Trip Fares DETROIT, MICH. mies TOLEDO, OHIO 12.50 NIAGARA FALLS, N. y’. 22.00 BUFFALO, N. Y 21.00 . 14.00 15.25 17.00 lax Not Included. yood on all Wabash trains O:52 p.m, Liackcts leaving St. Louis 8:15 a. m., and 17:52 p. m., July 23. Tiekets good in parlor and sleeping ears on payment of the usual charges. Tickets and full information at Wabash Ticket Office 328 N. Broadway—Cor. ‘Locust ee en e+ Have you tried them? —the salads at Herz FOR LUNCHEON: Crisp cold salads and dainty appetizing sand wiehes, to say nothing of enkes and pastries that melt in your mouth. FOR TEA: Iee creams and ices, un- msually tempting, and tea cakes, gay and delicious, NOTE: Our Ice Creams are made with pure cream and ffesh country egas. The richest and most de- licious Ice Creams that can be made. When downtown, by all means Luncheon and Tea at Herz Tea Shop 706 Washington Av. 'Mo. There was also a 'of bread and some sausage. / was no gasoline in the tank. CLERK AT OIL FILLING STATION ROUTS ROBBER * se Strike Each Other Several | Times With Jack Handle— Abandoned Auto Found. A man in a Dodge automobile. | stopped at the Standard filling sta- | ,tion at 5050 West Florissant av- enue, at 10 o'clock last night and! ‘said he had a flat tire and asked where he could get an inner tube Marshall Stone, 21 years old, of 2518 North Tenth street, clerk of the sta- , tion, helped him patch his punct- ured tube and went into the office and began counting the day’s re- ceipts. The man followed him in with a jack handle in his hand, and at- tempted to rob him. Stone resisted and they fought over the place, first one and then the other having pos- | ‘session of the jack handle. The man ‘finally ran out and drove away. ' Stone called the police. He had six severe scalp lacerations. He said he had inflicted scalp wound on the | other. At 4 a. ne a policeman found a Dodge abandoned on the common near Sulwer and John avenues. There were blood spots on the side. Seattered about it were a suit case, a cardboard box, several bundles of women’s and men's apparel and business cards bearing the name of Theodore F. Taylor, Kansas City, fresh half loaf. There The li- cense number was 242723, which is of such recent issue that it has not yet been placed on the list at police’ headquarters. The automobile and. other articles are held at the Angel- ica street station. Jewelry Company Misses $500 Dia- mond Ring—Home Robbed. The S. Ruby Jewelry Co., 701 Lo- | | cust street, asked the police to look | | for a platinum ring set with five dia- 'monds valued at $500 which disap- ‘peared yesterday. It was not missed until evening, but its disappearance is believed to have been connected | with the visit of a mah and woman early in the day, who looked at rings | | but did not purchase. | While the family of John Schmitt, ' 3245 Hartford street, was away last “night the house was entered and. jewelry and clothing valued at = ) | taken. Damage estimated at $15 ' was done to the house and Sag drat ‘MESSENGER BOY ADMITS THEFT | Took $35 and Street Car Tokens , From Desk. | Richard Roy, 19 years old, of 621 |Chouteau avenue, a messenger for the Westeri Uuion Telegraph Co. ar- rested last night at Ivory avenue and Schirmer street, admitted, the police say, rifling the desk of Henry Putney of 2343 Rutger street, a supervisor at the telegraph cognpany, taking $35 and 40 street car tokens Monday night. When he failed to report for work yesterday he came under sus- picion. Roy, according to the police, said he had spent the money buying a/| watch, fob and ring for a gir! living on South Tenth street. The boy, the ‘police say, also admitted stealing a watch and two rings from his uncle, | Frank Seitz, of St. Louis County, a | month ago. He sold the articles, he '—~Ssaid. THREE HURT IN MOTOR ACCIDENTS |Two .fen Thrown From. Motorcycle | and Pedestrian is Knocked Down. Fred Roberts, 32 years old, of 4371 Garfield avenue and Raymond Willer, 15 of 4222 Easton avennie, were thrown froma motorcycle they | were riding when it was struck by an automobile driven by William Dent of 5263 Delmar boulevard at Taylor avenue and Westminster place yesterday. At the city hospi- tal Roberts was found to have suf- fered a fractured right arm and in- ternal injuries and Willer cuts and bruises. Willer was operating the motorcycle, the police say, and was charged with careless driving Daniel J. Chernaskey, 24 years old. of 162 St. George street suffered sprains, cuts and bruises when he was knocked down by an automo- bile driven by Charles Stapenhorat of 5045 Thrush avenue at Twelfth pane Locust streets. FARM BOONE ~OWNED soLD 472 Acres Near St. Charles Pur- chased for $8000. ipoos with Cuticura Soap pre- d by light touches of Cuticura rritation, arrest falling hair and pro- Hmote a hair-growing condition. Bech Pree by Mall A Adress “Ceticere Lad- 08 Mess” Soidevery He. Ottment 3 and Me Talcum Me ‘ Cutianra Seap shaves without snus. The Staake farm. belonging to Henry Staake estate. containing 472 acres, two miles west of Schiuers burg, St. Charles County, was pur chased yesterday a Sheriff's afternoon at Partition sale at &8t Charles by Henry Teckemeier for $8000 About 125 acres of the en- Ure tract is In cultivation. The farm was formally owned by Daniel Boone, who resided there when he first came to Missouri from KK en- tucky : ADVERTISEMENT It’s Easy Now to Curl ‘Hair to Stay Curled . a ‘Oo curl the hair to stay curled t. . ioe e qualia the aim Pie alilmerine met If a litttea liqu cj = ‘* nod rine be applied \Druaelt before doing up hair will be beautifu!! out the least greasin re ee a BEE ECEELE EERE BEBE EE S. Monts a a a The Store for ALL the People é oo oe -—— ee ER CENT MORE CITY CIRCU LATION Fhan’ Those i in | Any | -_—— -— —= _— Vacation Sets, con- sisting of one Ever- $2.30 Vacation Sets Ready shaving brush and one tube of shav- $1.36 ing soap. Limit of 1 to a customer. (Majin Floor—Nugents.) 39c White Voiles 26-inch White .Voiles in plaids or stripes. Limit 25C of 8 yards to a customer. (Main Floor—Nugents.) Sale of $15 to $20 Wash Frocks the name ‘Limit Sale.”’ at wide price. applied More ) brand- new ail Simian ae athe offered ss wide, | ited y ; , the frac ‘tional Krinkle Seersucker (;enuine Perconigagnone O§ el oe « - suc co ta stripes an tne cK Z5c Sanna effect. Limit 10 yards to a customer. Dotted Swisses Ginghams A wonderful assemblage ot the authentic range of sizes for women and misses ata REAL All the newest trinuning ideas are cleverly —and the workmanship is of a very high character. than 40 arrivals 49c Madras Shirting Madras in white colored 29¢ grounds, with woven stripes, also silk stripe ®” inche T hursd: iv pric e@ of. Figured Voiles Linenes ereations, featuring an Women’s and misses’ sizes. Organdies Combinations exceptionally fashionable high-grade Frocks in Limited 7 yards to customer 39c Underwear Crepe Krinkle Crepe Underweap, finished with printed and plain 28c colors 30 inches wide. Limit 10 yards to a custamer. (Main Floor—Nugents.) 50c Kindergarten Cloth Genuine Kindergarden 35c¢ ( fopenh agen, navy cloth in season’s most and pink, also stripes. 32 inches wide. Limit 8 yards to a customer, ° . Dress Gingham ress (jinghamin the wanted colo g 5 Jou rT I ] +. . Women’s 49c Union Suits Women’s white ribbed eotton Union Suits. Limit four to a customer. 39¢ (Main Floor—Nugents.) Women’s $1.00 Union Suits Women’s three piece lisle Union Suits, # Seconds. Limit four to a customer. Qc (Main lFloor—Nugents.) $1.50 Umbrellas Men’s and women’s good quality Um- brellas. Limit two to a customer. $1 (Main Floor—Nugents.) $6.95 Sun-Rain Umbrellas Women’s heavy silk sun-rain Um med brellas in the most wanted colors. $4.95 Limit two to a customer. (Main lt'loor—Nugents.) $3.00 Umbrellas Women’s full baealite§ trimmed Umbrellas. Limit two to a customer. $ | 88 (Main Vloor—S‘Men's Store.) $1.35 Sheets 81x90 inch Sheets. Limit four to a customer. 95¢ (Third Floor—Nugents.) $1.55 Sheets 8$1x90-inch bleached Sheets. Limit four to a customer. $] OU (Third FloonmNugents.) 45c Pillowcases 15x33-inch Mohawk brand Pillow 38 C eases, Limit six to a customer. (Third FloomNugents.) 38c Pillowcases {2x36-inch Pillowcases. Limit six to a ? customer. Z8C (Third FloomNugents.) $1.50 $2.00 Corsets Sizes 2Y to 28, Limit two to a customer. link mereerized brocade materials, 35 in low bust—or with elastic top with fong hips; well boned wit hrus stproof steels. (t‘ourth Floor—Nugentis.) Men’s 95c Shirts four to a customer. Men's soft cuff pereale Shirts. Limit 771C¢ (Main Floor—MWMen's Store.) Men’s $3.95 Shirts White and colored tub silk Shirts. $2 95 Seconds. Limit two to a customer. a @ o (Main llour—Ven'’s Store.) Men’s $1.00 Nightshirts Men’s muslin Nigh Limit four to a customer. tshirts, VY neck. 69¢ (Main t‘toor—Wen's Steere.) Men’s $2.50 Shirts Men’s fancy tan Limit two to a customer. negligs Cc (Main Floor—M‘en's Store Shirts. $1.95 -? Men’s $1.45 Shirts Men's white and tau sport Shirts. $1 00 Limit two to a customer. ° (Main Floor—Men's Store.) Men’s 88c Ties Men’s fine fancy silk four-in ae 7 Ties. Lintit four to a customer. U (Main lk'loor—SVen'’s Store.) Men’s 25c Collars a Men’s reversible Soft (‘ollars, in s1zes 10 from 15 to 14). . Limit five to customer. C (*tnin kFloor—MVen's Store.) 50c Suspenders Men’s good quality elastic Suspenders. 24 Limit two to a customer. C (Main tloor—Wen's Store.) Women’s $2.98 Hose Women’s all-silk Hose, black and $2 79 colors. Limit twWo pairs to a customer. one (Main Floor—Nugents.) Women’s $3.25 Hose Women’s. glove silk lace Hose a customer. black and colors. Limit two pairs to $2. 49 (Main bk loor—Nugents.) 39c to 49c ~wetnenes beautiful pratte rns, an lhoht ~ colors. Limit 15 yards to a customer. 26 ineh Cretonnes, ‘gre nseageh rain ’ of - nd dark 25C€ (Third Floor—Nucents.) $3.98 Curtains, Pair Mar tte © Limit two pairs to a customer. Marquiset urtains, trimmed with | 95 lace and insertion. 214 vards long od (Third lloor—Nugents.) aedar Mops (> “Cay ’ rhaors , grade aluminum, in Limit 1 to a cus tomer With he e8 "Ramate 1 to a customer wash boiler and ars. Limit ] customer Vih: e#XtTens $1.90 Windsor ) v gauge alu apa it \ wit) Limit ] to a cus tomer handle. Limit l te a Ctatomer. $3.00 Teakettles, $2.50 Wash Boilers; ind stationary 60c Preserving Jar Racks: Limit 3 to a customer Kettles. alii inum Olishing ardwood h tong adoustable C of a av) $1.10 Washable Wool Dusters, £170 4 cl Celnings and Waiis, 7 $1.25 with 4 75C $3.50 Sprinkling Hose; } tply guarantecd grade; 25 feet t Limit 50 feet feet for ee RN ). 95 “4 ors Limit 1 quarts to a nashemer. hold S&S Ma W SOc 05e a RameeD : arge N Ae to a t 4 " alvat = = 44c Limit p 4 ot “A eustemer * 57¢ wood he vac SOW to a customerr 25 > Window Sceens, °4 }: r) i jiart Limlt 1 : cus tomer 97¢ (Third Floor—Nugents.} 95c Duplex Shades Duplex green and white Shades, 56 in. 70 wide and six feet lony. Guaranteed roll- C ‘crs. Complete with fixtures. Limit six to a customer, (Third Floor—Nugents.) 19c Curtain Mi.reasette 56 tnehes wide. iown in white, cream and Arabian color. Lamit 15 123¢ yards to a customer. (yhird Floor—Nugents.) 44c Curtain Nets 36 inches wide, filet net weaves, white 27 and Arabian color, beautiful patterns. C Limit, ten yards to a customier. (Third Floor—Nugents.) 25c Marcel Waving Irons Marcel Waving Iron, two-prong style. 19 . Limit of two to a customer. 'Y (Main Floor—Nugents.) 85c Belt Hose Supporters Women’s ‘* Victoria’’ Belt Hose Sup 62 porters in small, medium and large sizee ZC Limit of two pairs to a customer. (Main Floor—NX\ugents.) Men’s 88c Union Suits Men’s fancy nainsook athletic Union 66 Suits. Limit four to a customer. C (Main Floor—Men’s Store.) Men’s $1.69 Union Suits Men's silk-mixed and nainsook Union $1 Suits. Limit four to a customer. (Main Floer—Men'’s Store.) 58c Shirts and Drawers Mien’s Sea Island Shirts and Drawers, A5 in broken sizes. Limit Jone to customer. C (Merrin klour—MWMen’'s Store.) 50c Hose, 4 Pairs Men’s faney striped Hose, Limlt four pairs to a customer. $1 (Main bloor—Nugents.) Men’s 79c Hose Men's thread silk Hose. Seconds 5 Limit four pairs to a customer. 40c (Main Floor—Nugents.) Women’s 89c Hose Women’s black, gray and brewn fiber @ silk Hose. Limit four pairs to customer. o 50c (Main Floor—Nugents.) 35c Socks, 4 Pairs Children’s roll top Socks. Limit four pairs to a customer. $1 (Main Floor—Nugents«.) 59c Socks, 3 Pairs Children’s roll top Socks. Limit came pairs to a customer. (Main Floor—Nugents.) ea Women’s $3. 50 Hose en White embro Hose. Limit two pairs ate a Pt oa $2.5 iMain omer. D290 $17.50 Steel Beds Three-quarter or full size. : ineh contin ious post and top ranl » $12.95 lers, White. gold or jane of sh. Limit two to a customer. (Third Floer—Nugents«.) $9. 00 Mattresses cotton Nfs at nie and doubh $3 35 d with good fieking "Laett twotoa (Third Floor—Nugents. >) $9.50 Bed Springs rranted tw nty vears; all sizes e of elliptie steel eoil or ne n- sag $7. &5 For wooden or metal be ie. Limit two to a customer. customer. (Third Fleer—Nugents.) $1. 25 Navy Mohair inch fine qu ilitvy good we ri Limit five p Mae SOC (Main PF loor—Nuagent«.) trone a mohair to a customer. a customer. $1. 75 Shepherd Checks in. i a! OO; Medium weigt ‘S$ 49 black and white checks Limit four yards to tw) allie ri Thre. POPULA ‘ (Main Floor—Nugents.) Just 4 times a year do we hold this interesting sale and we make the Prices 80 jg | All St. Louisans who have a family, keep a home or} savings. Thrifty people will 1 supply all needs for the balance of the Summer a at t WEDNESD A ‘SULY a8, sat ~~ - — — ees = ae one es: BEB BEEBE ESS oe BEB BBS SB E4: 2.8 a ae S888 8 mit the quanti saver for their IF QUOTAT Sale of Amok ag C y Ce House Y 6000 Fresh, Crisp, Brar Most Adbvantageg Closed in Seasons andgt Biz Saving $1.95, $2,502.95 | Choice in This Tomorr fons Secu red Scores of pretty pat- . Ou ( Dress : turhne ‘ -eXxt ¥ . AZ extra terns to choose from, inc luding large ches a -—-— oC and _ plaids, small checks and plaids and . ‘™. . stripes in various color All are genuine rowv. CO mbinations. | mo made of | a A moskeag gingham. vin en Never in the history of this#Meh a vast quant Aprons of the celebrated AM@GINGHAM | gether to sell at a price so myc the regular Every woman and every mise exceptional ¢ KEAG GINGHA MS and whelrons are otter SALE PRICES—it behooves iis to act quick] ficient supply to last for a longgjgne. Yas picture button in fr There are 15 attractive new models that button down the extensive collection of the@ ypular slipov with ric-rac and plain a asting shad fancy machine stitching invagping effects a pockets, tie sashes or widet ron is very wv size cut generously full. Sizes from 36 to 16 arrange bles for thi Mail Orders uantit! To enable our out-of-town page in this wond fill Mail Orders while quantitt Sin ordering, ¢| desired and mail to us together! color prefe rr - B |. iii ttt eee eee ee Pee Pe eee rere f © © © 2 ee
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WEDNE NULY 20. aor ete teint a JULY 20, 190% . SUNDAY POST- DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those fn Any. Other St. Louis Newspaper. eae " a a PR" PR NS is tty a ORIN hey I Sn Ree La ‘ make the Prices go lo . keep a home or haveg of the Summer a at the (Main Floor—Nuagents.) (Main Floor—Nugents.) : =2 Pe aL ik aR lui a ORR A ni a RR mos ag Gingham se Dg Aprons Secured in One of the ws Closed in Many ~ 10c Filet Lace _ Heavy imitation Filet Lace, suitable for bedspreads, etc, Limit ten yds. to customer. (Main Floor—Nugents.) $2.75 French Serge o4-inch beautiful quality all-wool, double warp, close twill Freneh Serge. $1.98 Navy or black. Limit four yards to customer. (Main Floor—Nugents.) | t Ld nF ‘a INS ae. EE SEN NO he PN LIE pe amint ta - — Wh iit " ais ‘ : a4 te histtu 1 A Mis dad! WALLA rey? hatte ~~ . AHR hilt a) 4] ¥ (Main Floor—Nugents.) § Oa HF vt! Hid 7 itt ‘Hitht - is Brand. i ost Advantageoy 49-inch floral and conventional design 05¢ n He told Barrale the landing would | Price of capper to fasten a@. o > Sy ; ’ ; I - Slt Pt if lw « aahal \ tare wall Georgett ilks in various colors. Limit re iden and probably acconipanied, | qx BOTTLE CAPS, lined six yards to a customer. by shock and to brace himself for it. grade natural cork and, lace trimmed. Limit three to a customer. (Main Floor—Nugents.) Seasons and® Bis Savings 52.506 p95 Values! Olce in This pretty pat hoose from, darge chec cS ids. small plaids and arious color ns. All are genuine gingha m. the history of this g the celebrated AMO ell at a price so much an and every miss NGHA MS and whet CES—it behooves k re 15 attractive new at button down the sh collection of the trem ¢ and plain mate ‘thine stitching in v é sashes or wide bel nerously full. n 36 to 46 arranged fail Orders Fille ble our out-of-town pat Orders while quantities nd mail to us together » Tomorrow at Our entire House i ome eee a Dress Section will bet 444 turned ov er to this sale —extra salespeople and extra wrappers will be provided to give prompt, efficient serv- ice to all. tha vast quantity of House Dress GINGHAM been gathered to- ithe regular retail quotatiors. bexceptional quality of AMOS- fons are offered in a sale —— at 8 to act quickly and lay in a sul- bly to last fora long ggne se 9as pictured here. There are {button in front, as well as an pular slipover styles. Finished rasting shades. Many have ing effects and all have large on is very well made and each adles for this sale. FN Limit two to a customer. (Third Floor—Nugents.) $4.00 Imported Spreads 2x90-inch imported printed Spreads, in 2 poplin weave. Beauttful combinations of ay colorings. Hemmed style. Fast colors. four to a customer. (Third Floor—Nugents.) $6.95 and $7.50 Sample Spreads Full size sample Marseilles Spreads, in scalloped or hemmed style, with O4, 95 beautiful raised designs. Slightly soiled. Limit two to a customer. (Third Floor—Nugents.) $2.50 Crepe Pajamas Women’s good quality pink crepe GY 15 one-piece Billie Burke style, trimmed with dainty narrow lace. Limit two to a cus- tomer. (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) $1.50 to $2.95 Undermuslins Women’s gowus,' envelopes $i 25 bloomers of good nainsook or pink batiste, trimmed with lace insertion and lace or embroidery edge. Limit three to customer. (Fourth Fioor—Nagents.) $3.50 Philippine Underwear Women’s gowns and rink FA 45 handmade and hand-embroidered in . various pretty designs, some with drawnwork. Limit of two to a customer. (Fourth Fioor—Nugents.) 20c Bleached Muslin Choice of Lonsdale or Fruit-of-the- 15 Loom, in mil! remnants. Limit of 15 yds. to a customer, (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) e Quantities Last in this wonderful event we will N ordering, clip picture of style color preferred. 27c Nainsook 36-inch. Nainsook in bookfold. Limit 20 of ten yards to a customer. C (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) 59c Bleached Sheeting 72-inch Bleached Sheeting, good heavy 39 weight. Limit of ten yards to a customer. C (Bargain Basement—Nuxents.) $2.50 Hair Clippers Fine grade imported steel Hair Clippers. Limit of one to a customer. $1.79 (Main Floor—Nugents.) Boys’ $3.98 Bathing Suits Boys’ one-piece wool Bathing Suits with body stripes. Limit of one to 7 $l 50 customer. (Second Floor—Nugents.) ’ Boys’ 75c Blouses Bovs’ sport and regular collar trie 58 Blouses. Sizes 8 to 25. Limit four to adOC customer. (Second Floor—Nugents.) Boys’ 39c Knit Ties Boys’ Knit Ties in cross stripes and 25 plain effect. Limit two to a customer. C (Second Floor—Nugents.) Boys’ 98c Wash Knickers Boys’ good weight khaki Knickers, ¥ Sizes 7 to 16. Limit 2 to a customer. (9c (Second Floor—Nugents.) Boys’. $10 Two-Pants Suits Boys’ well-tailored neat cassimere 5 99 Suits in neat mixtures, Sizes 7 to 16. ° Limit one to a customer. (Second Floor—Nugents.) Boys’ $1.18 Pants Boys’ full cut lined mixture Knick 99 ers. Sizes 7 to 15. Limit two to a cus- C tomer, (Second Floor—Nugents.) $3.00 Wool Scarfs Medium weight wool WSearfs for | 25 Summer wear. Limit two to a cus- ° Py tomer, (Main Floor—Nugents.) $1.50 Boudoir Caps Boudoir Caps, lace trimmed, age" styles. Limit two to a customer. (Main Floor—Nugents.) 65c to 75c Fancy Ribbons Fine quality Ribbons in beautiful fig- 35 ured and floral designs. Limit four yds. C to customer. (Main Floor—Nugcents.) $1.00 and $1.25 Ribbons Beautiful quality satin and moire Rib- Ave bons m light and dark shades. C four yards to a customer. (Main Floor—Nugents.) $1.95 Taffeta Ribbons Fine soft lustrous quality Taffeta Rib- 79 bon, jet black. Limit four yards to af JC customer. $3.98 Mesh Bag Silver-plated Mesh Bag, square $1 98 shape, engraved frame. Limit two to a customer. (Main Fleor—Neagents.) 59c Casque Combs Casqve Combs set in white Wagener various styles. Limit two to a customer. (Main Filoor—Nugents.) $16.98 Beaded Bags French Beaded Bags with gene ok tortoise shell tops, in the new 10.95 Monte Carlo style. Limit of one to customer. (Main Floor—Nugents.) 85c Shopping Bags Fabricord Shopping Bags with fancy 39 lining. Limit of two to a customer. C (Main Floor—Nugents.) 75c Tumblers, 6 for Hotel Tumblers, for kitchen and ont 5 | C ings. Limit two dozen to a customer. (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) 75c Glass Pie Plates Fry’s 9-inch guaranteed glass Pie 65 Plates. Limit two to a customer. C (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) $17.98 Dinner Sets 50-piece Dinner Sets, in age shape, with gold band. Limit one 13.95 Set to a customer. (Fourth Floor—Nua«cents.) $5.50 Doz. Sherbet Glasses, 6 for Hand-engraved Sherbet Glasses, $I 95 with low foot. Limit 12 to a customer. + (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) 95c Mixing Sets Four-piece Mixing Sets, white with 69 blue band. Limit two sets to customer. C (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) $1.50 Killark Transformers Killark Transformers, do on 05 with batteries for doorbells. Limit e one to a customer. (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) $1.25 Two-Way Plugs Ajax Two-Way Plugs—fit any stand- 75¢ ard socket. Limit two to a c@stemer. (Fourth Floor—Nucents.) Girls’ $1.95 Dresses, 2 for Just 150 gingham and figured ae Dresses: chiefly 8, 19 and 12 year sizes. Limit four to a customer. (Second Floor—Nugerts.) (Main Floor—Nugents.) (Main Floor—Nugents.) a Barrale, accordine to Hinchey, in iD ieeeeiindmes KTOSS .. —_— —— oe oe ee of a second triple Baltic alliance, Li- | WOOL WALL BRUSHES. Made of lambd*e eee removes a withest streaking of etreatainog: fvr- nishe4 with two handle, @ inches inches-see 2 9C HERCULES COLD SOLDER Will mend any teak or crack te Uny metal without heat or acid, will mend holes in aluminum, granite, tin, brass or ‘ron gas, steam or water pipa, acto cylndera, etc. per tube . ' .. LONG HANDLE TE B For ice cream or teed teal) plated on hygienic base; very @uredie; length 8 inchea, Special prica, per dozen Te oe : - LIGHTNING 17ke CREAM oS aaa FREEZE IN FIVE ’ Freeeee’ . A Most Satisfactory 1-quart—price, each 2-quart—price, @€4Ch cecccccsse: 3-quart——price, each corre owe OF « 4-quart—price, each cscecco+bt- 6-quart—price, each o*e« *ee een ee: §-q uart——price, @Qch ceccce -««+10.50 ICcY-HOT VACUUM BOTTLE Keeps liquié hot or colé for twenty» four hours; has shock absorber to pre- tect filler from injury; $ ; 1.98 l-pint size...... ée0ee8 ICY-HOT VACUT™ BOPTLE Green ename!, li-quart size; weeps liquid hot or oold. Special price MITER BOX SETS Special arian, r set... . Parcel post weight, 6 pounds. RUTCHER FLOOR WAX The well-known brand ef Moor wex al- ways reliable. Special price, l-pound ean INDIVIDUAL STEAK KNIVES Made of good quality steel, with patent stax handle. WILLOW CLOTHES BASEPTS Made of soft, pesied willow. Special prices as follows 20 inches. .$1.49 22 inches. .51. b9 24 inches....§1 RUBBER GARDEN HOSE QUALITY GUARANTEED Special Prices, ler — The best pelteh tar furniture, herd-woed floors, wood -work, pianos, eaotomobdiiea. Pollahes to @ beaa- tiful ilueter: all t& one operation. ne treat your dustiecss mop with this poe ish. Cearantesed salisfaction. Special price), 68e quarts... «. «+s Te of wtosrt § SCHROETER BROS. Hardwaretv. 810-812-814 WASHINGTON AY. mm al ae ea ee ee a ee ey eee Cn Pip sce ih — ae —— ‘ ete: pee Aree Qs c — — a RR CR ny —eaget yee en, ane * 7 ? ’ mall > - ) Fishing District , Enjoy an ideal vacation on the lakes in Northern Wisconsin and Michigan. Live outdoors—- camp, canoe, ish, hike over trails through the pine-scented forests, or —just loaf. 7090 lakes and maumer- able trout streams to choose from. Attrac- tively located hotels, cottages and camp sites to suit It is the greatest fishing and resort regoa in the world, and the home of the 7 led trout, bass, pike, peckerel mighty “muskie "— reached from Unusually low excursion fares in effect daily during the summer and specially arranged train serv- ice to the pnacipal posts im thus famous resort region. Ack for folder, “Summer Outings,” with map and het of resorts and hotels with rates, Detailed information, sleeping car ace -- omen oe laws, etc., al i — ag - se tT ‘} = qo EL... — ar im: Agent Picettiess tte SO isimeta ae Boatm=n's By GRONE & CO, 1a SS Cth Me “Wate Ih51—Ceneral 8272 ._.. t.. > " *~ me . ’ Song oe a ear + , 4 Phe: +1 ae ‘ . wv ea > Wie APS Foe of . Te emia. ee Ray ore . Lie: Roe 2 ois aih tain A * see? ‘ ~, ~ ss . =. ae P oe 6@\ eR ete wee ae. a - +09 Berar eve tt Ses. > ere ee bic ee or ete etee” “ney Sea Pm 1 Sale! Slip-On Frocks A Wonderful Thursday Offering of These Popular, Stylish Frocks at Prices That Will Astonish Women and Misses— ‘72 jo Ramies Ratines Beach Cloths leather belts. Patch and stitch faney pock- i the armholes and neck. Also are included voiles, linens and ginghams, In ’ 4 : 7 = Hm ae és. ' LL. . oe ‘ ae a has NRO AL pg NY LAC TORR, Ne. denen tes ‘a x ain: WE Walton f > = _ * 3ee ere coer “> *;. Tee e owe “ Oe > i Linenes Ginghams PO IL AE NAN NS CAT IIE ? ea | Daintily trimmed with narrow kid and patent ets and contrasting colored braid binding aroun: many) other pretty new Summer Wash Frocks of organdies, every Mag! nable style and color for women and musses (Bargain Basement—Nuagents.) it ) te £ ‘e RT Brewin P at ‘ . : Te : f os if 3 Besse see a BDeeSBBBSRBDEUBEBBEERESSRESSEESRBRBRBRBEBRBB BBB esSeses
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WEDNESp JUL ‘Y 20. "19ah" ATIONS MEN. po N—S | 5 a ~ - “5 utomobtie a =, Colle bar INESDAY, vam 29, 1931 P WANTED MEN, segs a Ss ie n at good pay, Watch the Hele Wanted ads. “eg powr-Dishards --2i——— q Paar WANTED MEN. _ Bos SS ae pet ~ pel nth , SALESMEN WANTED ) HELP WA T | : === - mel dyeing Korretet Sth ana’ sees if Sery, MAS. maemo = oe N ED- ~WOMEN. GIRLS HELP WANTED. WOMEN. —— B . ak : p00 — — _—as § t, r 21. capable of nest. | © ty at Mut hare 3 yeah? Wea USINESS FOR SALE QUSEHOLO Goons eee MUSICAL i ASH ~ “4)e MI higan s + Spry a es ne Dut } x ren! ‘dvan Piers ittside ap i s © ” ¢ , ui ‘ . ‘ ; s¢ 4 47 ! ; — a ; a ; . " | ‘ ma : , ins " s te Pes é LL py as a vies al — hil Prit m ~ id it ; | pee wa! PIANOS AND CRGANS FOR A r e } ; , , “ ; if | “but Dot esrentia! \pply 10 a ay Ba re ‘ ‘ Cz Service. . . orle 5 Li ~ 7 k will Ke tbe etl Rood J ae . 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YW ID ne s Talk aa CA N yor 1 ALK. é, ; of in industrious, e) ean ree ord, fa: rt Lestat —To sai Richard Elude: ul per PIER is NC ry : Ci ‘. a oe mney e's # * 89. ve edueation. good pe rsona lity, T} hese "The trans vee iba re er ‘ store wy Peoria F R SA LE W D er = : : ~ — = . j rahe - ‘ation ja | te ori. > als with O ee | ' AN IT "QE © ype arpets sn4 Staves - ee ; ; + a, ’ 4 # ' rt ? ™ or eal’ inte Prank c Haker “O)8 O +. aa ; ete, it ee Meady work. Box Y. 123, Post. | | | , —— ©*Derien se ehcea: (cd) ANS SL tot, “Work: uleamen pm city “ne out-of-| Qualifications wi] secure for her a- ‘r ’ "ee OTK; proane {s Urnished: e, UCation.a! , , Mus? have OOd rere, onda t tine ~ ma : Propositior Apply wsaies manager. 1017 Permanent conns ‘tion with an Income number "me , 0 Sine tenent "= BBone ————— ' Peankil Bomon: 1544. Ce; tral @} & D a > oe HOUSEHULD GooDs Wta.—ali | winds a O highdéet ash Tricee Pala for CON her, ae Coal WY are *Tits aiid v. re : : om For. Disp teh. 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On Hell. fon jewelry. fatae teat Mi er. 1338 CV ieee ' . ; ' rin Ks erge -« 1O «abs } t D Giliente house Sepa k 8On can j presse. @ Xe lent Opport sniity State e¢ XDer = Nw eu me Sas ah Oe aod ve “ {3 R -ANIy TE NOGRAP HER Brey re - Sony ' GUN Kiris for biain hen 4 Wainwrie Ty iat y : . tints wii ; Pang. , Cl Kee Car, ani Market line 7 ay . ° “ie ime ee ow hoe a : f i ” teh “Ox 1-216- eee. s:,: ‘g Box Y-414, Post-Dispat We're ore AS eee ide s G LADY MT 'S1 KE EXPER] sek thd | bungalow aprons Angelica | _.* win bah A i in” « blocks, oF ask #. thunefer on Huis Tarte Sluce ‘(SS Grn. »deolien ca. ; (7 6) : apne “2 ; ; ; OUt for Fome AR oy - 4h. , > ere ENY¢ F I) eS ee ’ La [x AND ws Jacker ¢ o, | 14.4: (plive ow LROKERAGE j UCSINESS EN¢ HANGE _ 2” line ei 4 { Asif paid ‘Or 9 ; Eid, silve limmonse Mes fliiee ef ton 8 = MA Sit. by white Woman 7, a do POUNDERS FOREM iN Gener ue OObing 4 Dd. m. coo —*? COll Welgha, r % CHARI Fs 77, iy. I ING CORP RATION OPERA TOR c Federa) Reser Bide. 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Address Bee J.: et . 43 ia ie Sales | LAS ei | ‘vy used: will gael ; heap. Berger * j Aon ~~ —--~ SS . Bat yt \ im, “ a. RE AM VW cg a : BEDROOy, Sirs ES— Beautify) “500 Ame PATENTS : * - SARK ee YW. CA. Binvlop et an CHAMBER | aranteed whine, few learners: ee |) ing 1 a! Bridge “**#OM fur welling. | Oy gh OOM, SUIT 3°50 ndecsre “sat | : | i lat the gabloymen: Dept. tat SIBERM ire Hote refereiicus App Fuarantes led Pints = 5350 Neture Hridge iar) ee Handsome $750 | ji ATE: NTS o a ee s 3 TaN | 9 - — law It, fe gy the servi, ‘get 4 ‘ , W eatrn Rie at a e. Dpig ran j * arning ClOS@ % p> mr. ‘ ‘ Drown » AaNnOgany sult sg - } ; ‘ ontaine a v ee ane folder ; . F ned Saturday ~~, ' és huraday, i 4Ss ee rT} (Rant ref... nme ar? gia C17 on s@king e: mlovens woe ‘ ot Ja oo jo Worm. hese ; crite 4 ‘ HY ¢ g i ior and Mary. dail, ° Tideeary “aftr aves. g: mn] Cperators can (oon) pei ‘} [i NER y P5oo8 Tower (dry ar iver Suite Kd — a a ° 3 4 : 8 pp pee a oo 105 N 7th Ol. vs orn 4 ; : 7 aes 2 Tan’ Clarziecr Kiegdy y Th le of- fac ie ° wer Ay OT Stores np ~ TAK spe Ted aAlary ry " ’ ; peaty wane are : — ag ’ wth rn — : ; a e 3 " J Fagg: msi — . 4 j Hof t AK tories. PADert advice 4 ixg Zive: on math. f —~ — - — : 1209 we a ~ ge ry a» el ar Mix. ( «4 . CONT Rp. TIONER YW Across Street) from nie ? & be eats ily reese an] SOP ti pes @ egant 1 : § f ; ~ it: “Viored: for Thureday a ; : rods O18 of in rea sine one's efficias Sh oe a ( (d\T] | (OAT Fe TER OPER \TOR ————. wv ASi Ela \ ei floor ©) ture show part term, STO] Easton Tey Sith tty NZ suite for » eA handsome | = ah POULTRY | A : ; : = 4 ‘ ay. eX vVerlen ec inde}] 5738M. #08 « ‘Mi’ STTOR inion for » ai) Shop free ih tear rag po ’ , : hates FEC’ T1094 & ~ ie . me erstutfed | VLR roe Sulte $275 per ND BIROS _——— se tour “a. ra for al} 4 i} 2 Ps Fr a Paes ek? charge: give experien, Bos TRE-CITY BARBER COLLEGr oo Mast and aecurate ; wholesale OPER AT RS lt Yavin Be piace 5a90T lg £ J plece sists. $175; aiso 935 Yrtt One: care river} abene 4 Pai if gg E 7 - oa tii ; ; ad ° “ ints work fo- ° ig Pog i? STA nh, cr fe " - : Sh P . Awl Var fed | ‘ : . as ™ =i ”" i ’ # 40s va i , fit ° a) Betis NOTA YT hy Sa ha: (leery a FOR SAI ; FOR hy TH i. ed ’ ’ |? j . » "Ga : E rs , W eek Pao = llth wt. 4 Z — _ ] RM lic] oy fultiars e545 Wag: ‘ pal ary Loods I) . > : } # nion Spee] «| Sleevers L\ _Way ruge pay 4 new nas Sorted - sta ~ 3 las , LE z. Arce ° re ik yo h@uil, - ‘my a ; : : me 3 LABORERS : ifeliow a just south of ‘ te Owns free wt rtetts ‘eta ag OuNe. ION ;. OS. li s. F CONPECT} Vin Pies a a. , Y. aerty burgzaings CHietkK ses °- MOO Or sale tomnrran Pie ‘ ir fess Bloom TTY tas fu ‘i f ek a) red, Natura! } rs ce mabe Parsee ee is Seay le " ma nf ~sOCly ’ ‘ 4 i), : ie ores DAarOr: Demu- | {3 ~~ “Nineciately. say or ¢ ening. ownee , i: ; Tos ‘i , i os : 7 homme j ‘Orn ' oy, es el _ bundice = o ; ; i : . ; ; bs ‘ 4 a [ARES . Hsd aulic Nairs S]] Mark. ; PP OST - Dispate dy (; Ie : Ie’ A a At kK ae | { ( , } 474 tits, fia? aoe cory I ete eA a rr ikine Out wl? 4 4 al 4Titve “ = ‘ Mir Iie th liat her: S10 .* Br: ” way i rad hil it}. > tl if té i* sing » 7 7 j j a ” ADEY WEN 7 L €XPerianees yp rraeseetie (ARO) ’ . wastes “D Gite, tpi ‘ : sal ang wer whey Og", are - 0 ree ° 7 ; “er —Sjr > if «js ays we week Liz je ; 4 Ole , " ph oan \ fy * : : i maton aranimeneal soon ; Ae i " . ; a wile Olive St 0) os a jer? i birin ’ al &) oY, }, je hi} SPEC C OOM ] ] RNITE RE = 1! wize oak = i ** tl 4 } : : Oriont Bae) = . mos = OOK CMen. A440] (Alifornia pests \ We ee ‘tug rognis Vidow can't handle ‘aliut wood hed with oo, Sorina and Pye . a” SEL ~ MACH IN} TTER EXperienced r ' : . one ~ ‘arge Lusiness: no aEents; Slow O: 1] ination enrerc — idbencey one RENT A FO! DDI i 7 wy ii 4 : SS 51 first .¢ Af&s co 1: - Con handje [; abel a achines fae aren SALESMEN. WA NTED ayy rienced woman for cafeteria OPER A TORS K bon eons Ww 7 lorissant , ’ fee, peed e]~ ~~ rep and ome te mestress SAFES Kisse! sy (oe 47 "g 4 “ ae ies A i . # eg } Pp mome: cleaning 1, lored: bun- pees factory preferred. Mors Strauss Mfg SALES MA\ —Re, | ee tre ke | se: t ‘Xperienced DELICATESSEN—Routir & de location: tip J foot G-In, tron bed. @4 Bam iro » vernl | SAF Ra ~Ney rent a Ford “drtve sme i reel, be ws Nia =|. , K last PP . ~ eek by Tt Laer > ate ‘Cal live, Seo Mr jones LC OvK tt ATESSE ae. ae ee SOCARION: firet 3 ed, 125: fun 5 ze \erng ‘ and used; repairing dune Jonn vere Peres: ene -~ vy tit 4 re frre aan Foreet ‘ In5 Wahi: Rton ith floor ic, PORE De} nar ) . « i $) 13n "a a wee” ate laundry er overall] makers at once e union ase: Tie fixtures ari] equipment wil) Martin pi 1’ S'raig) ; - Trine: le Dost Maw: ee Safe (‘oe 4.1 N 4° ®? - ms) rent ES ls Detrr ar Pet » +s é : a : j . (Ts 7 be i. ” e . , = ‘ se we — Vine est r ? , ? a ? » ’ ; ’ ‘ ’ oO » Ss pa rei MT far ‘ , = ’ ‘ o : ‘ . = . : 3 : . ee it: “colored wena ‘ Nk ned —For general work; musi SAT. bere EN——New patented stove esciice [O0K— a eee scale: steady work TEXTILE, price $i300 gion tecount of tewcing city; | $12 w am $7.50; penning Upton drop sles, | SAFE Tenge 80 per went oat vet * AUTOMOBILE K U Cates - iW ‘he fi |G PY day : j % map ried Y yeee enced on saws 4nd vlanine Ap. MDeral ogn Missions ho SRS Ee ee , A ute woman ; Oirst Claas: ico i. ji * . t Tis, v? y pries vO. Rive phone numbe rin answer e aa oe 8s. OO: Fenuine oak ‘Teeser, heyve! ,ears. Will take 30 ne cent COSL Drice Siz ef GON Mhursday and ‘Tiday. 1545 Tove (eo) SAT ESMAX “ pees: PD. +5) id ort enced: capable of planning yn inh PRODUCTS MFG. CO P “ —=S._Rox 1-301. __ Post-Dispatch eae fen Chiffon tror. B35; and a s-| 6 ive OO14 wer COOL CEE coet pi oa Teams and WiZons: wanted) 4, | : | Hg can y tee we nite, 0 to Seal Yakery £oods ‘al AN: Orderitig: heat WAKES: pood home ‘ ‘ I, : ark “fawer oak “‘liltlerette ty match, $24- white! « ae . is - iz =S Sit X pe rienced. , i y H | \ ic T ‘fr i North \Mis- ifter @ » m «a ‘TOL \ rfinie a+ (oh vate room an i bath: ef ee i. ieee pri- ‘ ; P IL AL, ING ~ fi A ‘3 It mN ron erib. Wire wov. n spring. 2 8 a4 : SAFES —_y rT every pur Dose. refinished and hire for re . } t+ . F ridaya. Saturday,’ Of 0 aad ... | SALESME ~ 1a, to wel) hie perience, city refere; ‘4 ~ gb a a ee and Dolman. (bh 97.50: green jr nM crib Unk fabri gf + Foes “hopworn: ble bareain: experts to do re. Schera 1a In Npya v oa 4a - . . . =~ . if ij hi h-gr: tye P i. 20 me wre ii L oT. Ser inst j of fea e *. —_ = : : P : , om : ‘ y al i : 7 ¢°7 ) sin , orie brig 2 ° ’ - . | t . . ‘om ee | oR TAIT, Post. |" tie wes 1" > nell Bleh-grate o- || 87. Post. Dienst ” oe eS "Ber Month with op tee Rigteht puke $250 sinc hye, Iran crib iinet Se (eth en ne Sele Oo. Ele Sultans | BLY @ o ALKER Db, G OU 14 7 4 a : ery oa? « Ae | “IliTE Sng oa : ce ‘ er ry ? th ‘ ith ) Vear [ea se A? , resent \4 '} er > . Te ~ - ‘ MN) . 7 $ é DS — Wor, “pare | , ' App! Bi on va : ; D Te] mr . oe , ake} rm. «% 1117-19 3 ust ick € e} ‘ , *nle bundle ' NS} ule iq: 4 ‘21RI—« reat Candy Shon «1° . eee i 7 - Paring between $400 Ard $500 per » onth as eee 4 = es me. Write Vv. Small nai 4 C33) | SAI. gC MALE Nica oss State ‘na Da say Bini — ’ : Snop, 51% N rrr! WwW a Milles” ds $4000 F atagy 190 : ") Bir RE r— An table S40) 14734 Clare R - - $ re ms Ma Ef Scandinavian Zo0 rey: ne i : 3 S@Uing Radiny luminone paint: ! alan opty blo sx Maj; 4 ‘ | ff GARAGE—Auro anton fine central lou . ‘ trae ee ‘) RE -Hooster kitchen cabines 7 a SEWING schcoines ent n Ford— -Drive It Yer. 4. : — Sit by ; >] ) ‘ i i4 x ] oy F,4 f> i>) ~ i? {ees sf ivfriy ee 1 yy uf . a ‘ mi,lit > eee fer I ‘ i? = 1 hlty * ar i P } eck VV e gt es ~e - . : : | ‘ « ra, la ]@xt4 ru ; j : 0 - - : w¢ ‘ME Tv {IN« o " = ™ Ss by the daw” R. lored, ex sperienced; Vax : : : 3 ro: Box 7 201° Dies Mieitee ne pal Ap) 1AS4 Ba ri, s i IecK Ing \ e hes: ior (—3i9)] $ g0n | S1Tou ™ handle ‘| Wiiudewrenta, R Ca | 1043 SN SEWING M AC HIN] Six drophead Ningers The oe Re A J nw ON SF - Oe. ; hy ° ©OeTson, S23] Law _— gk who un erstands fury Work: tx -— ! tos “PBNTRAL EX¢ HANGE Arcade Ridge. () Used: S25 some har hon S38 an ohris Pp FAN OWN ‘\ 7 Hox J 4} Poet L isto ts io SALESMEN “SALES! Alli fx Hy a . B KF NtcH , goer i a : never hea, Used vil! a Cri files af i Set Oe entra! ne (en4 ce . Sit : : APerlenced Wants days . nn é A ’ t. ay ngs _ altor aa ‘ ” y — coals whe men te ) andle hou eT; (IR _— MX peri. nee l, tw Wrap butter 1014 a Oy) w KK ie Bix Si S, ye»: a ve ‘ my 1». BY } 4 = | KF SE r ~Quarter, i oa k comh {ete Mrs) iasite es 9 is & t , aif 4 Se na neeettontieeenadion i : ionie ron or rn } " = Ti en ; . . eX Pearniy iT 4 Sa@.esr: lars) if: _ Cardinal} . ran ati mir lige la, ‘ ; eae 2g se : , ‘ : 4 S ence {al} Td ndell ORE ay first . - Ps " ' _ r oS » : ‘ le OF ¢ ej - 76 * “7a iTij) “ ‘on re . : Ps E ait ‘ t 4 . ‘ a” ww ‘ ae ‘ 58 " syi fee A , . ste be ‘ : —- ra ; § d 6 4 , m fen 64Kdp” Week; refer. ‘ r ge M a oe 100 VV alls ic) —s Patent ed Kaecline Vaporizer ‘Weike ie s~ oe hing K ‘% learn. Brauer ! Stitchers Crew ERY STORE = Jy £004 ocation oing »S] Jt . ‘abany 3801 : ; im) feuyu (cb7x) 0) ite Ss ¢ j iN. _ . ; : OF partic lar Nery wateeed ene. i ‘ros Shoe ¢€*, ir +} ‘ ye" few bi \ ' ¥ a oe , ‘ “ : rh -_~ FURNITIORE. 5 5 8, rryv ad 4% ' ‘ ve . i. : oT ’ . : 3 CArp In nas * © ine Sanne an rs 10D oe oO work in sheet metal Pi ‘ies he -_ Ty Stran sky Vaporize: Ce. . ny: sas Kx; : 14 . e, Bisa Usiness; Rood reason for seliing bee : So eee f - : ? All, povine p- yh. Wing ~ hines MeDalred. A 7A Mf BILE a Wrad and itor - | weer, Ps actor 19 ~~. Lith af Exceisitor aA Sh Mperienced. for Soda fountain A! ‘a an iiable Sales we ot Nemical Ridge " BT RNI' rh raw ) 2-roomr flak. call after > & CeBROT les N! Keres rente , thonthhs Iw. ~S8ii Lin set} $40 or Dai; ar we ’ : ‘ id “fd Diain cook’ Lindell . Mtg ; SALESMAN 1) ct | Diy to Mr. Collis America: S . ¥ Dp HOO Bartme- mont 400% 4 hs i ted 2 a sored Y@ists and fancr sane - merican Annex Hote wieeve Cw ers GROCER Y—Anj meats, of the besty South, — ‘ — ARS Wid —we am IAke thred 5 eens - ; ul tan. + *3 é ° \V ow? nd North Vert GLENN'S RIS]. | Rt ITURE —$ ry ine Ss i * rete RE PATH ING Se wire machines “we ligne ger ¢ irings if ’ ' ; Ff : rf l & h A . r ; ari or a i—4 NESS EX HLA NG thd Wainws ght tid2 ool, Victor «¢ toy ron his mew ime rew or nr ante , §* Wine nice Mewar Autos gf ait: ‘es tar = Thachines .rented Lior et Th » By Wa fax ITea ; 's , = by ‘ ‘ ‘ tae Over Ol tee sp +h ONONDeK: Mmity for party GIRIL—wWw)} ite. of woman eee Kenera| ‘eaten. t+) t te} ! fay ' a : t vd hor tall that line. For infarn ition cal} Work 4948 MePherson Forest ITA17 .., 5 oh Wy at - ery ke} 7) 2 ; ¥ . ; mi Wi ai iS wee . . GIRLS Xperiey te A\D tv Nop AN Y ©. Ne GROCERY—~and Theat market: eXeliuaive FURNITY RK k--- Heaters Call betwee, 10 «@ colored le> Yio atic? 6 eomne‘i. neand 2 1: NO tealers 4648 st: § emeeee DODGE Wr Fa chat my ? or 2 ‘a Li —_ Mex 7 OL Poet-Disnat te ¥ js : ~ Partor: must ‘brine Claas . ta = > : . = H{ a ae! Pcie ;' 455 bane " Spices lar ; ' B te , SAT ? sMr \ — Bs ri vt rT rrie wit? a! \ fr Orthiese * Fi ivi i ffee qe ea ( lark ) rer tral . ear 4 a ne { ipe : wpire as ni , He “¢ unts ’ ! Us! wi ragyie mv. th } ake S14) lee ; ’ ! ‘7 hy > ae , ’ fo : yw ; ts * INS € . "id t) : rial ‘ f ‘ a | I trig ts ~ - ido iO “ ' i : ' : } I j } 1) I Shot ; Pha lbest ey Mfg ('o.. 41016 \ i i ig: H\ Aricept Sai : S200 -¢ A : Lt . 9 . y a 4 : . inte ' iy | oo “ weeery aoe Bcelipts COMI , et 4CAR\ RNITURE Rugs draperies t-roon, PEO E, VN byt eS eee TEP) ety : O F = partment; must gel! al Smorifies $04" M U S I C A L * a ge ae ies Sela, | if >) a { Pe : - - me. bs TeEiSiered hospi ta) nurse: ment ~ades Or any kind of ; \ lire? see rst “tay White and hone Foreat 2 46]. “4425 Was * * — 7 7 * r = ae »i 7 : , ‘ a, 7 ’ ‘ *) ‘ Tis SCORCH} imMende , 7 y . . ve *) ‘ iv, tare lo ‘* ! ‘ ni€ " » * . ; “a " : " nid . > PH BER says tame lady xe yy, bidg oe “ay SALESMAN Retal) lewelry mus k y vreterred hours B15 Olive, is hae : crm | ye G12 Chestant. on OIG arose to o a Vestminster, 4. SUSI AL INS STRUCTION ‘wre Wi rong: re rir hme x | ’ r ss : ’ dines “ . ‘ just ‘7 ow - : : Z valle . en ¥¢« ° TR vv ? > r rier a? ; ’ . . ‘ r° : . , , , le “ ‘ @ OF ‘h ts = and eh) B 6. TAM, 1 ‘af ay A RESs ~ TIT a ae experienced man OW t >t mM Wine low 8s and have own i‘ ,@®Aas (SIR), a F, ur ] got tal ‘ u“ H ary l AN . a Pr h RY ‘ F XYpe te ie } } Otel fr Jit I K'4 inEA M 4: Il ‘ \ NDY s if IRE mf POW) } I" \ ITU} Ke lie ie ¢ ° he : RAG ae IM lezen) bi “ay tr . bn 44Tan'tae ’ tr " } SIM ie ' . ts ; lees 5 7 7 : PHER— sj O year | ere te Rlicat Beddin Co.’ ater ae tig “xPerienced in tim, vr ent Schwarz Samp 6 and P rinting ~rmann Apply & 30 5 th OF 130 @. m., Union eta- OUSiNess: chea; leaving cits 1444 SS te net ane dining Soe YO: daven lessone: ca lalonue Mailed free. Christenser, ‘HIt Wie (tMMek land ayn . ; rand 30: ayy Ars" experience. . Memphis “Ters recdin ~! ‘Usiness 1'@ age and sala ,. Ro -199 ‘ine af ; . ~ ue ©0., 1616! tion Din Ung Room Upstairs ‘c) Third «# ~ te we So. BAS range, $7 50 refriger Schuols, Hf rer 4 thy ike vi, 9 pases : (3) , OPER. ee ae af Bs Poet. Dispate ‘hy _ ox 4 19 Sak St . 2 ond — loor, ic Pa a : wks Fei : ator SR 40 hook « ane dregae: porcelain mh MUO TL Vi 9, ‘ iGO", VW elieton I lg a ; ey ' , fg re. adh Hy hy Nit th rou hiy ified ¥: pert ASF, eriernced mil] Mac hine. nae nec sieuetinsintienin ee (C83) GIRLS— “Over 18. take ordere for . ean ing PC a") kK ET Sk RG EK R- LADIES ready-to-wear an 1 gents’ furnish top Kitchen .« ables. rugs leas ing bar — . “es. "Sie ; eee felq — er Oma hd Pheer \y | ; el KC. "s Felaremead a Bulwer *Tl@l Auto Bodv ©o., 5401 SALESMEN__, ‘apable of earn ing $100 pep end Pressing: can make $29) ber week and Or ’ k Hh tal e S800 8 Ret ‘ pig S3 gain. 9328 Easton yn weg @. date muenfet re c Pe T.0% . : (c 4) week or rm ore to gel] a {gh ae over In pare time. Box ¥-406 —— 4 me} i teady wor Good pav wi take SOU ; erms etiring toi te — mia ore fam: Anewer : wen ’ rEg . 4 nN a yr. eee a tenance mobile accessory: Ie! hig} mine auto. | = " mn =——— +9. Post-Dia.ic) r ED ante “4 fl.. 517 Morgan. (cp| % ERSAL BUS. EXCHANGE 350/ Page oe RING AND REPAIRING Bive telephone ho. A ph emere | . ida fi sit experienced. ena’! vork ‘ you 4 are ambitious and ike outdoor | territories open to r 8 sDonsIb ye rs “ge ' all GIR s— To sew by mand on pants, also ape- > ‘cs? urniture $2.7 EN ING rena | wing ion. teed = K 2. TRAM! | at I * Pi eT hig rT © ) } ) *] ‘ pers ws | ~ Pr - . — - mies —— = es ~ u t at ; : air \\ ' [ae 4 ’ ’ ; ; r f . ferences Hi ax 1 304 A? he ve . ean tea, h you to Be!) our line i Le Ss Pas D ua v @ vart 18, me . 4 a, “a ma Hine Ly erat Ss, Kim j } EEDE R—FE Xperience a) : per- Ny owe a: Pe ae = 9 = - ae o 3 os SN h ? fe ’ ' : ‘te 53% 7 ; A ’ a ia vy iwt & = , se) ' t- By ate cia Week ‘ ‘ ) LUNCHR i ea Surlabvie for married ifermu, 1. Sb] 74 en: . ; 2 i ee 0, necessities: nO experience re. ~ tn CSS } = ~* Kar) fr. OO N Broadway 2d a lanent oe sition. Securit ty FPrintin Nnge Cs : 1 Pan ver Grove if ’ ; a ihe evn Mol) bags Dis. ‘4 5 re & - ® Co'tjtiie ‘ ON eTery . ci ° oe on o * d > hace age r EE) dL —— “ —— Pepe . & 5 fo op MONTY r? loan on ' » , . t 4 2A Th &T) TOs, $2 PIANO in XING. feapiring Vv Victon3 7 no dan Attetion Co 1210 Otte + Ast i ri Grand Wirdman, 1813 @. Jeffers 7 -,, — Tie | GIKL ry Lf re : 1 - APHIiw Sis - R00 Men can nhiake big money, | SALESMEN—ay Tite “he yes Of lines ai —With SOINe €Xperience . mi on | . full’ partic ul earn $2500 to $10 000 assorter Apply. Hote! Staties *T ~ | cael Be Saag Senet MEAT M AR KE a AND a(R 3 £ K} ae Ne saundry RU HWOMAN——Pa xT ihe ‘e], for niehe S3000 wr take S930) he. L8&th Qa el We 27 Im ton | oa | 3 | : - ‘ q pif : ” bekinibinie f¢ i : ‘ye ‘ . s oi : ; % E te SOL on —— AUTOS WANTEY) BADLY a f 7 e ‘ wri ir or j rs “4 ORK a ldveathe t iz cy ’ ‘ me Fee us, te F. Ad ams Co., 110 ] . f « Leene > rw red tat , a . ‘ , ‘ MICK BErying G04 _Work __ (63x) UPP! MAN (GER . SHOP p ‘TARY innit Ral exper! ‘sO, i, sity mal aVéling Na lona! GiRL—w hite upstairs ww, rk ‘ ‘all today Hi L5th a; + Pa. 2, exeeper Warw x ¢ Aug 1. ihe x fe bos Dies cb ; : ar ‘ ‘ ‘ " a ’ ler, ~. . 7% . * sa f a ‘ ‘ i i i i ea aioe . - a " _ » ~ APH Ee Sit e ation: prefer ns w? we wae “Mt. S73, Chicago and tomorrow S808 Westm ef. tin i SS i ng — —~ MEA MARKEE? And fixtures: new Koo] S $° EXPERT ; 'ano tuning repairing reason. \ : . appe pearitar; | S20 a : 19 Can invest ¥- a ive; #8 °° = weatming =“. mit | i Ba MSTRi SS-—ApDply | houseke Burl : : - . ee us if you Wish to ave : i ve ae ony ; oY Uictation woed aber + lene: ‘ 7. fished business Salary S150 : a ma 2 fc) 4 ore a ion; Will sell for $1500: Ran lown S Svie; all work Suaranteed. M Peidman (bt , ) —— oes a ee . tay > P ape ve sete . Pe i > ‘ = — . : ae ‘ — lar ’ inex. King & hij rOWay an: Vee? rie : Pe sein a ripe ; 4 A ° sider d ~ iti i : o* ‘ . ts : be re , mJ t : j n ker Salary S10. 3 Pag: hie ~ 8 ve age. phone Box * iu. wALESM J AN~¢ alling On auto , ‘ra la to Intra. (ri RI, -To 45" st with house i ork. Ron . Ollie Ff; ea. . : — fee) es be | > 7 vl vi truck aT Ox z- money, Tt is be ‘tter to have Seen —- a a oo nee $800, _ land 534. Niamh s ty my . uy oe: “x ; 2% a 4 wane on : muce the ‘‘g)) Weather’ ga lustah'a ving Sth, farnils Mrs Griff SURT Te ~ es F O8T- Dispatch i : i fe } biw) MiiTionh . 4: 5 aa. , . id } ; rf fib B&hield ‘4 sor t Al | ey , ons: on ry r r Te s sy us = Sie AMSTRI ‘Ss—} Xperien e 4 or) pow el I ‘ | . fF WN ge . 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NE X pefienc “el jo} OTeSeman and or over ist Prove clean and realiy ay = aaa . Co) > Valet — ROUT irl a ; eer» Ps ries ahoga aver Wn trite ea? iu} Ric’ Pilawys, \ ; " wee “ ‘ a P en . eS rei@ire a am as , . = = Git; of assist with Neuse mat Or right me 48 hou ee:, _ test undeveloped young felinwe” eh work. no laundr 7 -* ft) , “We , . ae P “ ™ . , fs ™“ er : . ; ° ee. ; ad tee , - ‘ - , 2 a ~ uy: Rox L.jog —s Diep teh ho lake “ ‘ = ty i toe f° if ‘vou And Tl | HOUSEGIRL—No 1 =o. 10 genial lois : NOGRAP HE R-—And general office an - - _* wae Ke ‘ 1117 19 _ m3 1, . P pete ned ne “abe ao - * Kae . 2 Fe a. = A vv Se CG; OS ee Sure housework all Thursds SH. , a Fietant Ap Heart 7. 3 — ROUMING. Hors) West End: barga: Riv we t, ‘ ‘ 7 ® - - : > : © - °° =, un { ' ” : ies ie : = ; 7 : € aeiu sa! 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Lina an« Mono & AT . : es ; 2 Bos, - ' b, c 7 + wi A N I E D Opera: he ¢% linge, al a ‘oh wene foe ha HK Deri {o> ta kj ‘ if the sont er ° ba fioor « 7 4 Filre - ena . 46 ee . + : “eZ ej * ; ia udson f aba robes roy a _ fi ’ "Mee . ony ; 4 eri ‘ ry x ling ’ if j la Hw ™ ? . of? gre rad ‘ =F , . a : ‘ ‘ ‘ “ee \le 4 ore meee | 4h Ainwr « : I ~~ —- > ‘ ‘ : ‘ : © Tr. . § J oe. ee ‘er ‘es Ni ' i the ; ao ' eer tla } but ’ ue re a “ rhe r I ' 'hesea ita Wasi rig ae a tile : '« 4an) . ee 4 . PEN "eR AT Hf me SE ETA RY \ge rab to . as * ’ us - 4) , 7 ‘ia , “ ? *. cat T - rp 5 7 ; } r4.* . = . !- * . . . ° " rome) o8 . - 3 YEN? © Fecure PERMA can offer a Ver, Bifractive COMNancr oO}; ‘ - ] reat IP4Ar " 7 vu Persh ie -* , wf present Fpod Aly ive e AY] "4 7 TO “F 1 ry es gtor west ~ : ane .+* : ‘ s : - ~ Bea sa , - na». PO8itions im ¢} ' ' r nd 1% « - th > dein Personality: ranid aw - oe ane Of Grand: thie {s A #rat “Se Air. dele Ri‘ GS-0, ’ rete , ‘ ceive . a* : Fionn 7 | « 1 and talk "Ne } 4 ee Bors f 5 8 id dase . = ee a : r a) } Tie ‘@ ‘ In K . Cry . ; o oe ; , j :i a oe “4 inmumte ‘ ePBtar “ 4. of , \ 4) | a « on le , pe “0 4 oa wi ads P , f: : oF Pe than Shi ne "4 hic? Produce Re “atrr en ” Ba: in Bicg Aak for M: . hit Ae TAll } aver or art ts Reners ha me. . - rre«d Ro ary $1°3 Btatea age in? ] ex ‘14 ‘,a nwr . A a a s . “oa On i ie $4) ” Ppevwa ee ; - a n ns . P in Psa~ : : ’ ~ ; . yy . Py ¥4 ” I " , . " > . : - ’ : fy — ; | 4 iT j Pony PA NEL! q ; & Lor is — ; pa . se wromtus J in break = elon, ‘ Hy — a : x totem ‘ain the in Ta ’ = : B . : oI), y a [> s; . he . M ‘ ; SF bien t f a r " \ Adc’? 7 MV “tT } A * Pies ~ gre aed ‘me . aaa ’ ae . r : my 5 FA > i_ : ie *% “4 une ar Open aha + cond! re i oi] t"o RGU ts. ©. @) e* @, ng qire ‘¢ la a oat a . . 7 — . R eo peter lw ’ . r Ace 3o A Trem Ga mer Ais a ; i ee. @r. 7 4 ue ere ; . ° 4 we roe. “abe Powers Ca age ; E : — Teer AB! E inf paar BAT-ESME N-—~ Wanted {ry Nediateals bs one e ret good Postitin, Telorencrasc req i a. ce A sh. ERATOR ADt y Poor 37 TINA Soulare 'T Prine cue atest : Py b- . tae te} 8 Ae an , eater este = & om “a ’ « ' Cernt, ’ fe) ; “ largest rr Drletar. ey ef ‘tne ina Box I -S18 Poet. isnat : ; > . ay i te rs ‘ ‘ Aiditar ~ fi . 4 ° Giver ¢, pinata - i ' Weight saleener » me Miac and arhes ” : 1s » ni wn nBle lad siiell tas a: suce rm : sla é , ‘ov SCS UPorns, Siuire at office Keine f $1 to §¢ gO Me o «CF ipe IMja “¢ 7} re ar, J salary expects g 3 Oferen nen re : ar . ww hii r ‘oa fia’ ive A . Ril\e- tise ; r . ; rr tn Wheat. we le i ; nite ; 4 } reer I ark >. , 4 A b ; vs ‘ Age . neq Daas? ey Ir Cre it . ; Fer '* “ ‘o Q Pp m io 7 a The — a’ ‘4. hew oa . . eras ai - 4 é, : . ‘ . ; : ; 4 , r ‘ Dispatch vi SHOp PR] bea oat toda) OPEN and Peta: trade mm this ' miry and hada HOS KE} PER Wht. ‘ a’ mm" BPO) Pere : Piston f, ’ ] MING) Ties ~} 12 TOornr es rent sy ' ter ® to suis , ® ; q i 31g 314 NT Rs UF ST. L\ is Ap HCanie on ak: be of Eom] ape arane aha . ' = ig . fur . f Pill SS rene s VW 4 | RisSite by rlenm ced , Tess a tf - 406" Ss rig? g LI @ A & -~ A "roar ary Ph «a ae . ’ *’ ? ' . whdh ise ~ - . s mand. to work nights. wei ‘. Oth at., St. Lous, My, Sccress. etrong. vigare if person, ned CASK)! mre $509 Paes wee i N% Delmart ti’ ol ae | PORE i), x W bE SAV E- } OU MONEY SMITIi « ve. “— e.. vue Mitet the Oe te Firs s liea? 2? en e , “ — se 7 PPR preferred. © Dont annie nn bar 2 | CHANG "| £onde cleewhere? Just receivel « cannes ' FAMOlS HA tae a EMAN—Man tha . MERM 4 n : ! at ; ‘ ‘ ‘ - e " vf rtdeyy eres 4 8 la 4 . aa ~ ; : . a 2 ey inter highess an —" Prove Your a» ‘ - , ae " re Bli ti’ LeOaTAN ; Per A habit tee os. 3 ‘ a ‘ +o ~ ia Oegre e 7? can gave x B Oe: 6 a Rte: te am 4 8 a roe ‘ j f PE Nac hine: ‘balf-day Batu: . a c ye Pos), Or for Mrs : Ass ede “ rece ‘* “ela: Shh ™ ot hidyt “? + ' . es 4 Mars all \¢ WW MAN ) s Hf ste rrp ' ‘ Pi wo MS] b4s ' } el ? 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Oot opportunity “Migeou &) ean 2h Tlead, er sieves °° oh At Office In person Perfection Mf, ; TROT @ GSS} mf ook 1) emp los .» TNIVERSAL pt-s EXCH 5 Mame ry 9 Nonny 1g [“ ve . Mal : ” : ' .° an 8 | \ | Ps ; we!) » 5 ta ; . n , ei » . ‘ . . ~* ‘ Renewal Dep FR ee, City, Mee (os : nl . "tl | iewnte : " © Write hun hroom Ap yy) iy Emplo . Exchar ged. mo 300 AN 97h "°? Upright pie. CONT : (ei E Wor i: } 4 ] ‘ti ‘ ; f ie ’ ‘ “ te} : ; , pies ? : SEI eer an : we nee Es and | y. : * ‘erga "e foe e ul ° ~,e@ % ra - ‘i a . ‘ = . rt . - *achane ate . iter ye me. of wrni- ol fy Rin ie : 3 . Bee % ivdcis on 2 - ni , . - ips is . 7 ‘ (“, eS 3 t) s - 7 : er . 4 ¥ ; - 7 . . - * . : nd : j : i i 4 ' . BMG ys : . . £ ‘ ' , e : e a « ® ty ? oo clean brush hand SHOVE Fy. « i: > ta . MeN TOUe work ae ‘ ' B.. 295 th « SCR] (rteN RE AND) VULs‘ANIZIN ‘ eteiy et ¢ “tong omen Py , ATE 4’ Me i *>«> = . * 7 — , > ,? ” . stove, ‘ (e) TON -— Ze. = «4 anc Atheelion ° ¢ Thon ae ser 4 Pry ‘ HP’ et 4 e Tor « .. \" \ \ Doky 4 rye a4 ‘ie . ges" « nih ‘elles ‘ zs he wa!’ ©? eee .- a . . ‘ ' ‘og : "se ° ® -s« * ' - * —~F iret _* (“a i ar As Waah: lait - “uh ; . ‘ , -t) ‘e ’ 4 , wie x . rye * qr, h : ‘ 4 M (i RY Fo ‘ P R > ‘ * “* ‘« * grading : Terence: experience prefer: : ' cr. l’rue *\r AI mrs F Be ; *.° . : $i : 4 To Write Wine, ta \ «i Pas ; ’ . vite , - . . es s - aoinetes.i% : ’ ’ “ ’ : Sastnga, sel 1407 » * Saccng iy ee Egon on wee eek Mansa “ak, Dies DD Tween A 1 > Yours of eee s - BARNEY AuIET STOR PMs a’ OO: per var 'r geratonw "Oo kere es e Mal ‘ Ore . /@e fa ; a. . an ‘ ‘ine -« ‘ ; : ad ; ” ‘ fait) " . r ee " S.4 ' ’ 1n 9 r ** 4 , : “1 ~Py, 7 ge ‘ e ’ Yior kx rue ae rye n .o ’ “ene a * ‘ ; + ; : ce $s: w] ae : a Si i, . , . range P - nail : etre - @y . Lie ‘*tnced my oper. Mt an if ~apabje of frter lowing big Pusiness , en‘ in aDptaran © ane a ® tn Prisms od YO! Ny r. 4) . are prerirg : . Ra, . * a ° " Die . e‘4res . e ow | fsom a°g? «0 one , a . -' e , i ‘iu ; . ane oe ag ? P 7 : ’ 4 ~kor ¢ ®t and e¢ ‘Trica wo k ar “sturee wil led r SO ” . tf o ete “rs C4th af | - fh #« “ | oe ’ vv ~ 1 er cent of in ust sell, Rave other wy AK AR ’e PF. co ORO OM cars te ; oe . a. PORT 4 ete ~ ape on res ey | tad > <; . iin . Fy atk Pec manufactur. | men ee PFeMotion werk. Ricx |. ‘I reference Cail Wydown 3388y afte ert Cor r Post Dia. (ed) 868 Post. Dispatch (55x [Dm Co. bon im! t an ‘Seduees rivus Uppies ic} . ¥ FDP uce i ei res Hin s . A P ot los » ‘thw rt , + 7 at? : ™ , » oom Le 1306 Ulive st. oppesite Pubi Library i-1@, HELER j ond Locust’ (8th oe: ee en at } = , ae. rng . ~ eo.
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Cte aad es FORD. =f POU Toe ~ Ne weaa , ” mn ey in ” \ ter: lis (Den S ‘rand a) fa ter Siso , : a - Ante § 44 As wea MOVe Bry y. j Sjivie Kista BErter:t oO! i Or | % SOUT rts \ B *t Prins ~ has va rene the Dra well. ‘ COST Ita ~ ; iT The prt, ‘ 7 r ish ny +) «} nd a R4 ’ Mf i Am « PIPANY , oe < ‘) ; bran CW oa Seg ne « tY Ou Have One to Offer, Adv AUTOMOBILES _CARS For SALE oe G AUTOMOBILES SEDANS | FOR SALE vertise tise it i in P, Dd. ' _ AUTOMOBILES URING CARS Rs Fe teeeenas |] CARS F¢ FOR SALE TA DSTERS § FOR ' Nasi cy} ; , : AUTOMOBILES 'TOMOBiLEs | FOR T The WATCH THE LOT WAT H OTHE Lor 7 Ager ——- and § not ee | Dood TOU WATCH Sas vr AT ten evenings and all «a y Sy SOU UTHWesT, NAS WATCH THE LOT 3205 Lo v ST ST. Mi Te ) Canoe —, motor . ; ar? © rims, J?4 « Ur ROADS eens FG a, hunny roadster re ry new Ko ‘si ER DAalnts Rood tires CONVenjent term line 714 Delinay (yy pis) ee | te lien USED CARR, OUPe@: Int, Isi9 ,mode| on f) Is beauty: ul lit runs . we 1900 \\ ashington ; Ft. the be ny of /°N Sunday Kuar; lit@e ~Roadstey Inig lode} ‘ / Arne ome 4 san] ey —Roadat, ?: self sf T RH! Soyo, 1% Tons saat ; 1917. — ae Bons Ne vin ee = oy ROADS Re 19°” TEED CONDI T}. AND A WONDER! ONE Ty he ‘ET A Ta HAN i | PA Y MIE NT. BALANCE + Re ‘nt unt ny ow ash; NKion. ~~ ‘humps, rey Bomon C95, Cp F iuaurance a: Ister: If] Bobes cheap, "Onn, v0; Cas), i. Young, 2yo4 ANA ee, enings : gx “od ©Ondition: 2400 Linge) arter and firie Cc? Ndition: Sacrifj hi} . OVerh), Ti), es demonstrate “NVwWhere reacster: reduile. S050: terms. 4Argaly I Olive et We Ne vey anion ter Along’? . $900. “it ETAIL STOR Ee 191s dandy S; new top: — DPerfe, cs: be aut pis TMiag, ROA Ds STER | site perf lari’ blue: *naimeled Lan USt and Le on CS antral 74: 40 roa, Iste r roadster in Wick sa), S300 7340, 440 1N?o. Starte, HliAance ferme fine Sale. $400 Dest . 3] Perfectly: gas- | Peis WATCH |THE Lor R SALE Pa lre,? Pi CO lition — ens Bond ster Leng ——— ster Mi DEL: j Sohne Sort" 1929 oo Or t mt are re ISON; ib le HORSES 4ND VEHICLES Tova heunplishing ndition- ) el uSSe nge y Pons big bargain, J63s8 Fol «Roads ster ul a <b Contre) OnoA, Pr gen ‘ Essex Road 109; Ma IES X | “9 di / JZ dy) ok \MD EH. ay NESITour a — } hood Kea. de}! Motor 17 LOU Ig Moai ¢ loc USt gt fed) aa (ay Dept. S145 1%. BBG N <I st. Dey ta) hotter OVer ICO 4550 ) a7 De P19 NOds|: ap ond; l Parg n $114 (nu 98 1018 ary OPEN eve MOT s (rand { hard), Used: Cheap ~14-196 N Ist st. ”) ter SO Cash Tint Moss ~~ Car Ca eon Ss ‘'Y and eva ; TD) 019 Ty ? tj Cn: Cay Dalanoe PASY pay higes unit) * 0° mk fod) [ beady Chas "ie Wheel. Motor Dey: OWne, par Bf (eran iG) “FRANKS 4 vigmet ences and a Tanteeg hth Vk i. 1 Ocust gs; Weather PaINted A] me @ Kail iver for SAko fer s ¥ SIX Roadster, ¢ 200 Down Moon ROA Centra] LOOG. (ec) J- Daren nwer ‘ oh inionl Used itiiay and evenings (! ear atten for the (his car Tahev in Phlendid Sen] “oOntinental Car any run few Un? call if vaed i” fy this ne © Bold « On: flres balance CAany Kerra, S$ Olive, (og) DO per o? MrT this he @» nha r Renew, } 40 Per » nth ‘ 14 Lhe} iar \/ an eTD 1tK here's a ae | itte ire Se Te) er % Now 4 ROADS STE R va Printed Ne itralogek ; fer; - (pen 604 S019 +, (cKO) / alt Aster Z00d — running \arde! 5 Pa 4ssenger Touring Sai Ui?) t Pho ute Open Sunday JORDa. AN Pion — ‘ORD PR SUCKS ms ay Fo Pts i BY) ~" —_ st Bargaine | eres) SAL ¢? AvroMonites WAE RO x SP at a! factory: Priced ferme ster ) new DSTER ebuite FUAran. 1920 Sold: reg) bargain aNCea AR Gy Sas 771a (e) Mazel q SQulpr nent. it ad Reneweg e Baas e~ Rom, on WATCH ae ig
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mes ; WEDNESDAY, w Ee DN®BSDAY, . JUL, gy 20, 1921 ’ 7 3 a pe sidbinteieinceie = Bu Lag —@ tooms FoR RENT- SOUTH ey etl : ji : ADVERTISE! aR ie | FRELITH. 2300 = Sing: ve 5s 55 Of eal FLATS FOR RENT_ “CEN? RAL DWELLINGS FOR RENT mn = —— : bes “a; RP — ' ret ‘an 4 ANO OFFIC) : E FI Fy § ing or ih : | sual XTURGg . | — 1 2G | NORTHWEST parte 8 2 ea nd 3 rooms, $8 and $10 i j - AU. 1° ch : . = Cr “4 } &® & i i nes? | ’ ? , } SOUTH : SINGLE OR DOL BB g 1 FOR SALE FLATS APARTMENTS FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE WEBSTER G GROVES WEST NORTMWEST ‘? Tate i¢ tet. —_ és ho . = ' ; - a £4) it ~ > bidet : ~ on ’ . ‘ he . - «r 7 ’ . " . .-* -- : : d - * i ar fi, A’l s+? - = fated ; , 7 oo ee = 4¢57 +? ae . , _ ~ ORRIN tony tn ‘1241-43 [ePalnead "SS | MOM 7 . TRar OL : j aan ; L ytite ; . ‘7 — i 7 ‘ ‘ ‘? ‘ a= . OMI ‘. ae . : ‘ . ‘ i ‘ — P - , ‘ ; ; a EGISTERS—_p.a- (on! fs coupe ¢u : 1 -35334 M OY, Pomt-Djernas ' ) ; Hy coed oa Ew OD BEY ry , ' etween 4 »s 7 : ‘SUN ighe ~ ’ a . - i4 SOUTH ce a Bal . = le ; : . = Z 24 ¢ “Cale : : 91° ao. tileg a ’ 4 Hi fat wy i] i, ose. =} s ; } a ok KI .~ 20°G ~ = = Li?i abet | tae a ad f ? ha rs > & “ws — sit dou : ho & c So se waer t oy? %. al’ hy ne comfurts: tm oe | ae ‘light s ie ~— + ™ I ae e ; . i) ; i, aS } m 1? “7 4? LATS. APARTMENTS WANTED i ro - wheats to I r E i e ie VW ebeter. o ‘ "704 . ‘a = ie a RTM ~ (Ch) SEVELAND. 1946 A—4 ul! ifort if i’ f i? : Rd... 6 ta’ GTS : i { ‘a ‘7k 4 ee iTS . — -. ail 7 : — eke : ‘ 4 ~ | ’ j anit . ., ] e " ’ a. — ’ "a / ' LA 7 , ‘ : . 7s iat Mteed rooin fn small farmnih rt | tofiet tte —Becond floor, 3 roome end NORTe s good eaul row of fave, | WEBSTER oe. ve re an Marntit xe $3 - Lis w st . Sinn JOST, 308, 722 Ch etryir. , : ‘ a , ; Sts, © VNROV Ee io ae Agen! . , ‘ ‘ r, “ , qo" ; 2 ‘ .- ! 4 rs; . | fit ite ; . e : t . q te Mi ~ ‘ ; \\ rN | RNID RESIDENCE ; y pishe rou / Pedeehid ABV, 4 a ! ' ; H Tacs. - j NORT I{AR any 2 , 4°O01A~—- s cS . ns * ery “omer ‘,A eae > es @ '4- .> ; .* 4 Li an od ; ‘ ; ‘3 ‘ ; 7 es = Dui tu rd "~ "ors wt © . se ® f ai ‘ EN! BR ” , VW - \ he : ’ ; ‘ a oR Ri ke kr At [RAT ree US sty HT | be foot freez . ; ine . r a hea. Cc > a Kaly 425) ‘ ond thon e730R. | it en ay 4 ry ie ig ens “ reo. (78) > a FAI} 4) wr Tu “ oe ‘ ; : ; } a t} ; ain : i a e lea} Petia t eS ; » ea —— 7 onhnectinge Piemy i ; . of a sectri rt ’ ' ‘> “tee ~ - ~- a K 1O141 pe, “sk ana 4 WEST * VM SOK Ce TD fy 4 TOOTY = } "tite sThishedd rie . a 7 $ Fos] M LUIER R I, . c? No as Nth ae ‘ ' r ’ 1% Pier?e as . - . 4A i fh / : == uq S45 705 : : ath, > A ter —— tal i. © TA WSO 4 pr + -@ ~ =» 7 _ _ th. : “ pert t and 4 d: bathe andi tatines | ? 4 ; 4 4 » _ = . “T CO. Ine . aie pd : stl Lop), iArge 8&0) ~ ee SPARTMENT—s ant ¥ to share & rs 1 an = : electric ; ead Alf) ‘ Lochinoeller joc | | 2057" guts eres Re | tee broach 90Rt whd aha paamad | N. Oen saa «) APARTMENTS FOR RENT NEAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE | | arrange terms. Apu'y | , aot eee , ) el en - —. Fen a ees oe ane Grossing —FURNISHED nee TRAN Wl.——Es hang wutit BU NGALOwWS AND ot eee - “had ~ / : ;, i | wher, yn yore. F. FOR SAL 188A. Central 474 : BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALF i i i cn a Ma? ’ 7 ‘ : 4 , ~ a! ie rf ’ tA . ed | * SWwiy hats SP ang (ype noe GARTMER 245—Three conn: time ¢ , a P20] 4 ¥Y » Troome Rr? apiee ‘ t tan j ; ments , , ohoced amr ms, #un pa ‘ ) SOUTH WEST END CORNER : ca ) Aa ’ : 7s ta, . -_ * ' , ; + : - - ———-~ - . | = . PLE, 33} NY irs (ASS ? ot s) i” rivate ‘ ' Limh aria lirat i ry whe ‘ >} we! ng Pe. t A ii ln > ‘ve _~ i rvs , . e . 5 286 - e* > T " * er, ‘ : . . ’ , ; r . . | ‘ ’ ° ¢ ’ rr , , ' $8 : i} SSL Lafayette . G-room flat; steam SOUTHWEST | nt- Dts i . porner pti eter | poke: 4 and * | ) : j ; " ‘ bf a . 4 A " a ih Yr xe gr rye 7 . ; © ‘ - ; ‘ " " no ; : ; " ' ® : : 44347 : — ’ : Fix : Ry : be . PB Gouv ger é eT; ’ ; > ; , ppm ee Du le ad “ee pins t) Sean & hemes ; 7; . : x maa ~ ra ‘6 ae ny : a = 01—Brirst-floor 3 sine: oak, — J $75 eee rere ) ; lo HN ee . } idd PRROey ling tha. CATES. 09 eR , a . * (her ta: (opa* $3045 ; Cente : Tm? CHERTY ROR 4 amt , } MDONISEIBFI» hié SEKEEPIN APAPR & rea : ee " " ‘ ‘ , "a , = , 74 ' s : . * ‘ ; yi ie : ra ri? . — ‘ ’ pe P & xs) er. a, . ¢ 5 : sa* €3 ] | ‘ . i. \ ‘ 4 \ i> ; - ; x i gen ‘ > opr on Ae . ~ ad : : ’ : i+ ‘ ° - Po 3d : __fooms. , with u's ; = i> ‘ anne ‘i. $» vii te Mm. i . , _ = ee ' a ony a aia rosie : - rive }t riER, LYOTA » rooms and bat? awh LYOL Mer stared ~ tras , , yt So se ; t ‘ if 77 ging 7 _ rooms sot if ' a Ra een . pin fae ence seca If y HUTH, 22 No yn | WEST END FLA‘ = PAE sme Pew iteny " — hel ated ae RINE Stace sae ean o | bij at, ete HE GOK. 3646—One o: irnish me- | Sci eee Be 3 s. ~~ a Pea § * O8k ‘Abie _ beeping rooms ? bildren : private i oe I . df oS]; ‘al ro rape - pa e rate yard keys at LIOTTA le an ; An Phone 409 : = : céentiems ounle _ - = reat tree " - *. 4 'UORSITURE je 507, MTS BRILLIANT, § 5050—Roomay one von keRtiom ato fami oye): all con: | TOWER GROVE, 334—5 rooms, sects; WEST ty.) See us: trading ts Gue eee, Broper- =a 7 ee Rain — alcove, one bedroom, 4 rooms unfurn) bed. | LOOME ~~ oom ——y: Pefe floor west; reasonable price to wood tenant L\PART ME Fanite Bide area; S. Tite ’ B hdc beat ce 645. -SIA G f . a ingle 4 « ’ = *9 Call Olly a, Bade Warnick = —Sour large 84-floor ronn, i HENRY HIEMENZ REALTY Co ANS RIUMENT—De Baliviere and McPhag : $3 orated: Cherpkee ca . flat. tile ba arparate , C . . a B Pind urnished rooms for laht Water . p : ‘iis neat, (Clan? ’ - , ~= = , 4-room eff ency ae! Ne bye se tes “4 . . & arga P tee : . . ; = : ae “ a fins Ing ke nfr _ hildren: © . ~ppieer J S24UiILh; reasonahbia- ea¢ f ntral S73 Main O75 : “6 BUtsalisy Lu re “sy t¢ Asi (1l1VE ’ ‘ : fixtures Rc reer s lao ‘ : am “lies Mrist %s _ eee t house a zc; ip 4 Mir er | Ms | f] | Lin s@ ij 4.h3W aU. e £01 E6F er e. _—— - - — —— , nished and ComMmwpiet v equ pp. | for at ae CiTy REAL ESTATE FOR A 4 4 - a F . 7 PeRIst es, ' 4 ay ‘ : ln. : } eninge var il? 4 — 4 > , e- ., ae 2 : : wine - Te . : Co,, |1°41-44 Mort Paired. a ‘pun. aR BL., 50644—Sut mee Sor 2 or 24 8PRING, 721 N74; niche: Will rent f shed at the unt SALE ~ aS ALOW——In Southamped ern. @. ; !tey see trustee at 14446 : f . REAL BUSINESS PROPERTY . ee Hive Rod tite. ae nilemen: alxo hal! roo Forest 402) housekeeping: no opiraeel™s complete for! - SOUTHWEST ina ee od Ranelagh, Apartm , gloom =brick: gust npleted: hard 4 oF FRANCI8CUS & KUNZ REALTY « - es : ’ i ae (oR PELMAR RL 143° New : , v8 a res ne os isl @ priva re } oe (oT oto] i. 4 i +40 - 8 ' —_ Son rty ul 4. {‘ aDatris j 1] oy SOU TH ‘ i ore 4 ‘% TraTrhie sink a oping Der : ey 4 ‘ ent? «? e” ‘x : , $ ; ry ; ® reas ; : . * ee +k — a 415 1118 j) ij " MSE e : ph I a - - on “a a 4 nm a - : . i 7 ‘ . . 4 : i ; EW ==> m, free phone; Forest 7005W 1), THIRTEENTIT. y91) > 3 lying all or part tu om DELMAR Bl., STILA—in ties , R ild i ne He eon, 201 “Netiaphane” ts 427 - DELMAR BL., 0743 A——N wiy furr isned ROOMS WITH rs] _ MmLMAR }; GHU4n A —.! } ery aT i / i r ‘ idul? a? ~~ iv re I il | 1] 1h) \ ci il lil Ke > 4. ; ‘a shy (iy - ' ‘ . . ~ Vo? i ‘lmmar i : her Tynewris : repaly room; modern a@partuent; private futully: OAR — EVANS, 4121—4 rooms and bath Keeping: best clas 2 mer” in Si - a ci an . aure | REAL ESTATE FoR COLORED ; ia ]} x - er ("rn $2) Jo). references. pa - (3) , Ri nM {) igntfy! ali yh ma n PTA’ re cine : : - pore sperasien FIR. ISHED 4PAR WEN _ : . ' LA \\ ADDI If ms ‘ Ais) ; “lx , . ' ~~ - va thie I ' ; ' : : . . (ch§e, AR BY! Ls» vot! me PAY) reo > nitrate r arias water ‘ + Aa vs rle ' re ae: , : ad . ar “es As Saris . buying ie Vy o nee “Od tA p sine : : "ae e “— a¢..t , re . = ’ “a 2 -e - F Sila e, ete . A . Dees i 3 ; : : . ricer Wate ' re - ot, -) d. 1} vant ; ; J, " A , “a. ' r@T .vTié | Wei? | + @r) f biel Ti ee rorert uv l4h A ’ ‘ ‘ I j + : * , riehe } 4 F | s > . ‘ i my & : . ‘ °| tier ' 2.) rv ART } H 4 KI ] WWE? a) q)){ er Fi “INGTON 4ounta ob - Poe? arn e ds trier ding AS) i ' Te «wt Be ene a) r eee ; 4 . , H & - - u Pl ‘ = ee | aN -S!x reoms, bath. Ciaetr 5 . rh : ris Triod: ry hat ‘Haier wa oh . OF , hE PAG i ' yp rr b*] ] : . ‘ 4 : A . . . " ~ aye rIRAN Isc * = « K! Vy Y> CO ' ‘ - . wll Yen ,™ J +’ : 4 ‘ aA I 4* . ‘ o Mr ,ar ra. »f i, , j \s iM Tan 4 meiniut e : ' ; ; ? | Sombie: referencs (O68 3% ; . “ y*? vi 1 ce rate: RK*vVs unt Oo isi '@ bie? n - ’ ' Ver we ‘ 4 DELMAR BL $933—Connecting louse Ps aap My. secorat: ‘ teidin, - . , inns lectrict rs room : : | MA . fi ~~ " so pe a bas : SOUTH 3] ‘ ® tstlara . I) x al Al: ANT) +140) ADpar ' ‘ Sii4 ( heats t » *? e as nial » _ a .¢ > - at em 6 " , “: : keeping Tovlu 4 o aCluits he , - yi . ‘ sx] ) “in 0G chin ‘ ‘8 » Bile, ‘ toOMP Toys 1{ . ta’ Lty y © sm . : ae ¢ ¢ 4 ‘ ; ‘ ? . 7 j ‘ ‘ Ad ‘ «a : pectricny } : . Mit] 5. Bea tity * Seige Pa s Ye Misi Ss Fy pe —— os “a 240 iOde ‘ , 46503 ey JAS , Vii ‘RI [y uc) a" : ‘ bi : , . ; . ; ——ae - . ? Pax, over hor » e ertr4 " ‘ ° o> 7 _ / ‘ “ ' " ; I : $40) ‘ } w ‘4 a \ o\ ’ “ » . ‘ ; ; Vea Gm 4) v¥ ¥ di é> bere es Sid, mil ‘ ny? @o* Dee ' . ; > ry’ , on * ¢e% " * , . } » ims la a f Neap ble ists reve f Jored : Keeping . 1071 s. ‘ It heer 4, ws ] ‘ ‘> nest” 4 ve , ’ : } Iie } ] ; ; and . = pees; guitatie for a mary i ae ERALDINE. 538%—NSiodern 4-ru mee | eve. S47] Au > cae 4 | F { - ’ , . beh? ? aN y . > . , > —_, ,* ge?) ? Ry ; . saa | > vs ; 4 ; ve 7 ’ ’ * , ? 4 . ba ’ sa : DELMAR BI : vlo , Ba f . JArge fury } a ep : bes val ; ' ‘ - 7 mi l Lots Sa)! ] “11! (ici \ \ I \\ i | \ { ! \ | ( \\ ... . vi . j is ° front reoryi aa ; enlen en Fores T ; é' ar nada iil in ru? es } } 4} A> > fer 4s { ‘ . " ; , . . 4 4 ' he? an hs . ‘ . . ‘ , Lane i ¢ . ; . ’ - , ‘ am ; ' vy ) ‘ ' . m . A261 M a j : ae ' ’ ‘ hart. " , , Turrity ; ait a i fopiy 4th Lots | nsold ON] \ TWO RET , : DELMAI a, GOtbends iarg nt eee Be | ae , cj a: ste A BR aed aparirrent, « « . I v es ‘ : . ‘ ‘ sha $] : f } x yet, +, ‘ : ‘i — . , ‘ei Lacs vol, A—— 3 . ( i titi til. : t ¢ er ‘ ‘ ' ] a’ ’ ' ine Pls t $45 I) »* } - os : , . a are | | Tans yqtetsetreet|ioade, Chere: | FLAT—689N. Favior. § ands i Re ee : . -. ‘ ‘ ; ’ . ; . a 7 « . ’ -? . . ‘ _ “Sa . . : '* > SORT TRE ote, RAT me: CSN PORN OW ae - = -_ _ . ° ” ’. > * * - . oo , 5 — : ’ - > wo - ~~ =e ee oe Ry Altre y 5 PP he wer een ie de RAT ea teapot — er, date ranklig (4, oP 4 iif ri rics ~ : Hite f,, . Ve eel | . =P th r Ford PONS Ke - ond} front rooms; steam heut for by Acute owe Hern expory onvs 4 er ‘ “aRlOT as 4 . ‘ si ’ oe (rn? " : 726 ’ a yom a? *. ** . , & ¢ iu ‘ = L_E es deen ol bay) ness COllemwe: Su fioor mom ¢ , “iG &€00 furags tition ' rp - i) , ; i. J : > Gii i ) } la a . peed Indian; $+ aes _conlese : _ (3) Magan ptional. Grand | ' | ou" pkee car to Invo M Wee Mice : oa . “hy tog . 2 - —— +4 i * ; ‘ i Tite nou & a oo " o , J : , SHING,. treet ‘ ‘ " et stmnent . i Pid 4 . j sh ye “al ’ UpAq@er Siii FLA’ bia ¢ 2. : and 4 ror ‘ A , ; : ; . sii if) ec’ irimz © @ctr re = ‘ s ; — tata | H > . 5 % “ere _— — TE ' (ed) with range, screen, porch, two adults: wWEsrT ote: GSS ‘ 148] 44.0, ae a — -- ——~ - — > tial ren ia? - _ «i \@] ( ’ , ’ LTEENTH SULRA N.—Three y ere L,oug hi ? ¥ ar daAvpices aa i ivi ow’ « , on AW eo and , ; ts ‘ * i ‘ epee SOUTHWEST tlle porch Me L ae - ' t pie cae ; ’ ‘J, ied ; ‘) i ir ‘ . i POI a "as DELMAR Bl.., 4 Vv~ ‘ aa . . . rf ay » with ‘% . . . . ‘ —_ . . adway, DELMAR BL, 6185—Housekeeping rooms room, bath, electric: newly decorat, ROOM BUITELaaa : > scho | HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER R. E. CO Prairie. . — | i | : 4 - | | he ’ S ere “>«> . . a he oo ee LAif ; tice ‘ e 4 rrr if @ 4 . y .* ’ ai i 3 ay Det 4 clean | ) on - aidi- ° ‘ a] “event ani (best: t pte ¢ riit r nt \ r ' ‘ ‘I ? 4 re ‘ ray ; > ‘ . ; ; . ~ eben : rLAT—44 t4 . rer : tif Fk I N A N | A | ‘ a j ie are! a en i) ; in Ps ( / I ~ tee a - — S1d® car; $10 week oe eRT, 1411—Room and boani ; . ee . “as Natural ” 7 2 ‘. . e » ‘ ‘ ' . BB ge and connecting rom) yy tarainted wine)? ri: private fainiiy: $5 week. rar gg: 918: S11ZA De Kalb, 2 rooms, py ATS AND AP'T’s WANTED eawey to Greshan —! c and conn ting 3 ' all onvenienc. ATES b0350- eaten it, ae ey pena ij rear $8, : } BUNGALOW —— ot West ay th-reorn M . 1u4 en ; . ‘ HOY 2 . frarn, hath furna e, electHc . : 5 Alain i} 9 - ; | . | garage LT in, gee J ana ds wae LOANS ON REAL ESTATE t 4 7 aay meh » ¢ ; . ° . ‘sTAVG ? . Ai L ; er r . Lear ‘ . . * ayi e’ i= @ ’ . - . . ‘~ , : " sing - 11 . > . " J MORI IT iT ee emt, i? c4) with bathe ra eect ri ’ ghts . $47 lie Og pn improve 1 : ; | 7 athe le | ; : . - 4 malig . al Va! Raiy 3600 Lo, Re: PRR. oe hehe Pee arenes; lsior Dy \\ i! a x { 1 4206 mo e} , mi he ) Down "7 me : = j 7 eTl ley] a hore like «£ Irn nes 4 A PAT \fT ‘ B05 4 _ ‘ . 1 + e% & ~, AP ,it tf" Ay * te a . 1) B* 4 La, 5082... nf ely Diente Band 4 “ . , t's ‘ L ba thy 7 ._>-— : . } I : . J , } ee) we * 4 mide {y Speedomact: Speed, DEL ern housekeeping r one roe | AN. 6862—Large weil 7 rnished se B.A kKman, 1426 Chemical Bldg. , vols nu 8 eet, OF dca . } - ’ ie Z #ey or .‘ : Cec uthe , . 4 v 7 9 Bul rar .2, nr at ry gl? , . ~ , — ‘ : “! ea) ? 7 . rer? » . | " : ‘ os Wd teed thaw: $100 ar, water in kitchen, plano, sewing macht... 2543 ¥ front: excellent mewis, abanr ell 1 y fa oe Ta ee Co on Oe BUNGALOW N h on terrns $500 cagh and $f% . : ; i 9) UY yi @ 44s sac Ashiat J ‘ 7 e) ee. ° . | P = . ‘ ~_ : ‘ ‘ li and BO or ‘% , . af Mone: ‘ Forest 1137J ~ ian (fp) ’ -* ov) oss 4'na . 8 t ] Ae ’ ; . _~ ~ - at LA ® Teg estate rt & raze ~ roome tile »+) “or Saslt % rest 0 4 , : a pe ent tpter- | FLATS FOR, RENT—FURNISHED | spaanrMiN? wes a = for ae: atile bath. hot-water beat; garage | *,'nclud ok of SABT-SID | ast: advances ec tenth: 26 knee iia - ‘ 4 ; iid Des e* oo ¢ tr .* . 4 > . e = — . : —. cing = eng etree. “au ore ‘j be A 4 Wt RET! Ay g 7°23 Ghee * ge JOHN -. BLAKE A PRO K15 ( oé@stanut a”. ; ‘ PART Pow « 2 rr ’ ' : A08G ON, Grand EASTON, 45464 Pwo rmnishe , LINDELL Bi.., $042—Well fur: fshed room: — red S. ae a . . rnoder ‘ Higa. . etn gs —— Oy f Dreflar . ‘ rete ae ' = w?rivate DOA . * > . r » 2 Se ee Pe wwe y . ; oe Meap ‘ OE I RENE BE Es SRR te narceen ee ve Pe) og, ~ . YATS AND LAUN rer? month . De) _ 147AH : i INDELI iz pe Pr 4 on “pa EL, Pris ' et, : P , . . CHES seat_monthly.__Del vell-furnitved root Gentieman: —iarge, | TLAT—@ rooms, steam-heuted , wea oe : a - i BASTION, 4346A-—Two furnished f rone| ,,Well-furnished room. ad oining bath: brag) | Dished luding plan leally arranged for Ae os Te 1, eee GS M el eidewanit an ve 1 ot eas : : ates: « aad - - — " . . : - T a? ar ; imrnw . = in . ma ? ile ’ e.~% - +) e 17 ¢ , ‘ 4. e 7 . ‘ , : “aT ] ’ reer. j ” . . Kf I . ; >, _ " ‘4 . “ . WANTED r private Juyl 20; rea ng eet | Sennen; $89. Lindell 2614." (53x) ‘amily adults or 2 emall families: Just par | Cobsider ateh , wi ps ! neeg! 22000; 3-ro ta Gannett, $2500: (St, Louis. 2 S40 erins $1000 Keane & Franke, 1008 Chestnut ‘ . paene se? . icant J yp ee a . } ’ ’ . . Srey Pe ora t 4 irougmott euif »s ‘as ‘ . . =s e .) P t's af n@ +" : Aa ,*se@ [OA ’ r¢ | {mie ; at i ’ le léstnu? - With + Lt. rea ible; 'LINDELT, p laa ‘oa a + | (e ORE K Morka BOO: we ¢ " -_ fo ir . rent month!y , mebsle 151, t11156—Fr POT twin Kive! ent S85 f131 Ruese \ A , ; ‘ A "\ Radon ip > lei=spat = ‘ leer j : > 1TTLe Tis “3 : ' J ) hele Sa 7 ‘ ar P o a : y - a ; e , p . ‘ . « . : F i an 2 4 & ; » - e “ . ‘Ss, 2UTIE) w A a4 : oo - ; ‘ . mete iG) se . ‘ > stare, a I ' fear vi ENRIGHT 44. N ely Ya a : ness neanilea ive, ‘ sTa.&, UOUS)- ’ ‘ Corie ’ — He —_— are . SINGL!) rYAT AR 7. WV : \ rar Ty , ~ . ox E F Bee | ’ ; . 4 _ , ous ' ‘ ‘ " ios , ‘ 9 often - ‘ ° 24 7 ae yee i : 7 FLAT Wid--8 to 1 = ‘ tent unt Deen’ by e Ee URGAIN. og EE NEGOTIATE LOAN ‘t hae ia at " a? f ; a ; ; = Ysill sf, a if ae! a ‘ } H] be wy te) 0 , a el ' - . ES: Sar Te P ie ; ARMS FOR SALE \IA } . clpy ' 6444 Mtr : - me } n> ; : ne + * a | - a? 4 if , - ~ : 3 é + ‘ } ts lA ‘? ad . 0 Si * ‘ 4 > ’ ' + » ban ‘? : — = . . —~ " ar ’ . nm 4 , . a ; 48) a ' ’ : : sf ' - ae ‘. / j ’ «4 : - | - s +e s . ‘ rt ers, ; _ . i 12 Or il > } ‘ ‘ . "* fear ' f ’ a . : . 7 ie : . : . | ~“ es ? ww kd Ti li ENR] } 41° } \ ¢ - gti” , “ . me Se nt . aaat VU na _ Pa West } rte seit on : . i , | \ td ; gat nth ~ SAIN Lit at “ i re rT il Tile. “a ‘ a) i Atek ys Art? e> 4s ae? ~ oe « to ge An re heed rricge¢ ~ee , Parikeiy % rates : = , ety ~~ : - . ‘ ‘ t] ¢ f nen _ e ) ob dba Mc PU oOgern: » 1? ues: a P 4 . wT +~8 ‘ ding mi! ’ or ¥ oa “ . és ‘és . if . } '¢ Pe hal IAN Jills ~ TR at yt) ’ 4 > ‘) . ree ree - : y ; 4 . Ver Mice 7 bon | 4} iuUrnh lane for ght , seke = ine - = . f,) s nal ‘ co ia Ae A 4 . £4, ._* a + ah'u i> = _— «>> (it) | \ | ¥ 2 4 | . ’ aR} j ‘ ‘ ; Yano a = =. salad ey . ers Se o «> ey Our a nm : ° : - or : a? . . ' ¥ P ; : i Me? i a i j i js . se z ie. 4 ayett vee AROTH Seen and Mall conveniences o) tone oo_Couple. 5 6 Moor tront: | DELMAR BL, 4400-XS At "ated tv PLAT Wtd.—4 o ro flat or irtment, ; MI 1 HOUSE 43 , MAKE YOUR OFFER LOANS ON ee eONAL, PROPERTY 3 Be | L\ ANS 1o§62A—Very de Biranbl. = nat * me ‘ ty 7 6 Xi m ' © € . ee ; inves- re f'a* , ", } ith @lartéy j : ths : S ; . ‘ b' Dati? re , P . ae > on . a. 1° . ’ Sa tL UR OW t_ote ber ..8 a ’ ai \Ji ; oo yi r she f at 'o res} -mraeih! ? toe BAe AINCe is 138 »W (3 : ; mae : : Post Ditey a . , es ts . cv , Bauer We ; - men HUGS tia a oM rer SC oOn , > ‘ ra : = . . . 11s “a? lef’ ie | - : ; ih p er. at | ie par * , - ‘ I KE] 7 R , "> . : —-. ide er, ‘ cf ? ikv _, > | oy t« . ‘ : i= i ‘ ‘ rT. Aa » . _ 2 3 5 ; >. ana hte > - ' — 2 , LMA I} BB] . 4350 New!) cio *¢ rar? e@: ? A : tt", - , ’ a z\ 4 J ’ «A ‘ : . : * ; ~ had i ~ _ J s Oo ae , F - RSES AND VEHICLES Ls had Teasonah! E WLIVE 142 ]1——Desira} @ south roots —_rt o are furnished flat rh, : / oe Pa te PsA — J er: nodery TH —h¥ — ‘ |! walk ‘ Le a 1] 3 at Pie na ag : , ; Pp opie vor Ry 4 a WILT ' Q°% = an ; . Wear bor . mere : on po : = oo — —— — ' Poretihae « inet fH ; , AS TUN TAY LA dP rp? - Co ACN ELY mT) i? : re . e NA » rey ; i , [s) Coo ‘ cal - + ‘ . ] e A 5 Be oy eye rr ~ ‘ . ~ or. ; i . Sing, Peasona vir tore . } t ; vith, the . or & 7 , : : ™ = 1a . . . 4 4 “f ~- a ‘ : sty al , pe FOR south. -eyat exposure Punn!: gM ae en ~ 1 woh (4) —— — ne . I « é Fpatc} 4) ; 4 nery) I » LOoute «% nty OI th (mem } ig bi 4 ; ABISO uv. c% ‘ oa ]i) «y > am | Gc tr : , etida ‘ YY ; ; nae tens ct NTR {af ‘ } , °* utile 4 ; : 1 YUN Mareyg and HAWILTO* “4 T oe - ie Witll a reday, 1471 Burd ' not aver 4. cw: 7 , r far fir > { imuprove- -- aa ; wiles + he , Laces ai) Zz os } - + : Or P . ‘ : harness, mils i tN, ivu4— . . . « + — mo >> gine 2 , ’ Tie OKing ul} , iT) . @) , ‘ > ore, ms APART MICN i Ys } Bax ia Sy Pos I er for aaguk K 82 a. ae yb ] ’ le AE _ e] ‘ t? al " rif ‘ dl 4 - } ‘ NESIDENCES FOR SALE +4 1A ve ° st ini e ‘ : Lent y are _. ac is . . ’ r . ae » ' 4 ) . bt Yacanc{fes 4s f rr te _ ertes , “ a “a oe sa ‘ ‘ ‘3 . ho wie’. ‘es Gf ’ if = af bi” ta ~ - — o- re. a : & ee « , on oO) bets new e . i. MON] ANT } (+A RT) ly refiveg 4 Cus ‘ ’ yy ah ’ - lo» "4 : \ a 2 : LsA'J ft > .. » ab @ ; i] aut } . ~- . ‘ . i “ ‘ eo ' et se © . ‘ ; , . «4 . ; q rt ° ae Swi) ' oo] ,? ‘hf } ‘ hy ita ‘a - TehiGa, © i 44° fcR LLSx ley BHaie trees BORO ETS Oo . _ 10 wus te : © : FOSIGeliCe " USREESION, iti eases paid 142) is is : . . . ~f) tii) bind ar" me a 7 ’ . Z . ” " - ~ a tae , oe " , ; — ; * ue *T ‘ . 140) ; «tf l> et ? a ° . TIT saa ¥ ; et o rik ’ T)¢ a} f : a’ iT at 'r re pt rn a4 “ f ; ius i319 N. Browa as dies, orivate ¢ . a ; ces I te hOOM—Sultabie fox «*; SOUthern exposur oa lel] 619 \ oe ('O| N ] \ } LR \J tel nad + la ede , farages nm good nditios wher thee 7 — . . “auvyv 4 . , ™ ry * ‘ § os - . tI r "¢ Vi, rr? 4 ry Pe ~ i - - . ' ' “T ei S , - . ™ ™ - ¥ : ve ) ‘i Y tf , : .: ith porch; tn private Apartment: busi URNISHED rLAT—M rn: 3 r s wie : i ae ss . TOS rs ONY HURLEMANSN S118 S. rar AVURTE-REST REALTY CO., 836 Chest: wes afident 1. 1881 peeve eck Day thee,’ | ‘ef | . . ‘ ’ a ’ a i ‘ ‘ ° © 4 d4.6 ‘ . ‘ ‘ Bisa “a . t ; ee " 5 » 4 Anit a ll, s ; , - Pe fea . . Aiiwey Exchavge is ) : . - —= .4 ; ? s 3 4 a ! —— | o3x) 4am, Wagon. “areas. 10°96 p, be Pers tio » . ~ Day _ verry a for >} ‘ . . ; ’ ' ’ for — ia $8.00 iples; rooms a9°8K! mfort; breakfae ene, 41 e@., SONaoe: Adulte: referencas LE: 304 Bur ‘ of ¢ 1 tr ' HOS ~ 4 ‘ os | at y _ enon, . 4 oe 4 ie ee ~~ - - “ _ : i 1 4 rllent D . , e* red od marta ella: ; ‘ Per” napa, (| ) | ii {| i) ik mo if a. , : ; hag * 5h Mes i = : . tga ’ - | 4 V\ j \ A \\ AG! 4. SASL x ' s | iz ni 4 ‘ ~ 6 dha Xk av Gl ’ ” ; A! . tu “ bs ’ 4 “AHKAH 1419 ' S-r . = t iis ~ , SOLS Keen! —_ a ‘: a 4 ty) “ , . 7 s + * a s 4 \ ¢ Me ; and ’ PN ; -a and Me] ‘ I le!) fas. elects per Pen? Y -to4 Se an : i diK BA os -fanr aires? ade . P -O5R8 kU YS WJ tae - Ld ‘ »* ' i= - -¢ — ‘ oy, . | wets eG ia el renercial ts 2 ; 7 : f .. is , ONDELL, ¥ . = a , ~ 64007 sie | = = = i BL... 4334 —~Hoor oe ‘ , .ANDEVE AR LUSUA . Nicely fu 4474 Easton « S3) Saw sop HERT. Roo 407, 722 Chestnut " IFA Sf SLOOO mish) tel i 1 rht drat 4 . “ . . as i “7. - , ident\d. = gen la ge ABSOrE ment water, very desirabta la .¢ , (2) Vi RNON, oR ig, COO rOoOn wurde} nished - flat wit} ts ¢ we i dea} s thea s ro mie . ‘ j > = - nl ao ude si ; j if ,44i2 APAL and “a- Mii m vt ni, 13°?! 25 N 5 A an LINDELL], BL... inne.“ arge : ; : on : g oard f ’ O, garage '¢f Gestreda ter Deln ir 3650L 4) CURNISHED vA & AP’ vv" S WTD. > r = = ’ : ’ >’ “ a = hes “ae 4 : ta — : I ' ke : : m “ — T ro | . ; .) - ; - + } . ’ K aK ; Bb ‘ . ‘ MMe N , ' ' , : ' : toby Tis oS. wil si00r: pri ite ba +} all conven{. ‘ mR wos 3706 : are B e fiat she 1s i. A} AR NI} NJ ‘ or 2 f irnis) 1 roo - REAL ESTATE pedi an crise TT Te \ otta Lore ; ] Pall GET IN BU SINES one é — . at ‘ ee let: tr F : “4 larg. r} - nm “ . (4 ; ‘ ; 4 j +- ’ a ié i res P i} i I ‘ ié 1] ; ~@! l oy ee : . ,™ a 3 ; . ate rry Me 4 * q . . nares, f “TH 7 oe >= ~~ - ¢ ' . ; - ‘ : ‘ . SF \[ ‘ i* i? j 2 . at ad fijr qq"? eves . =. . : : 4 PSs i Se * ? te A cc ark ar M PHERN: N. 401 8-——T.u . , irge sleaning a RNON. O714—Large row 3. fine eals APARTMENTS FOR RENT ro re S ; b ‘ =) fey ~ -* F « I 4 A ‘ oa : h———$4) «i 18 impr - T1l@a Tov . ‘ ~ pb str ) . “ ; ; . = aint ‘i er jer Rae ro riece large s ‘ - re age : -1 = Boat ° ® I sr i Bl ie ;.? | : if i - 7 ’ : ‘ r — a aah ae . ‘ ; ; ea viii An — " on ‘ : ts - . : 4 Se eT {VR ‘ r ure ; meee Bee ws ° | rif . . : 2s : a . nae . 7 an . ? ; ; . . ‘ I - yi) x 5 *? - amy : . - as x bat) rm? ite fa | ' : e! ‘ s: adulte: reas mable } ores? i ’ , ud ° a.) j a tar Set a) / . ‘ P lr oo aap , . ‘ kp).¢ 2 115 arrange!) fer roar j @ hove. Mio +»? 5 > 4 T* » es **) O00 * : 7+ . : | Kood 1eliver , erie? es ee : : Loy 2 SOUTH ] ] 4'‘T We » ; is , fitrn rye E rb * 4 td pox ; bs ion bi “ Mii i 2 ‘ ia‘o Tan nt ~ ag ‘) sm ‘ F - = . - : Side ] » i] ites fro Hroa }“ey ~ M rf I aad : a 4 ” ‘7 ae 3 L ¥ fla apart ge refey lh. 1400 N. Fux m’LIts nA RCO 18 N. Sth et @ sold this week hiurr Box Y-458, Pos ments arges SS [x ent diseoy Lay ; = I} ena? ' ‘oman ' istria i “i ‘ 714 "IR Ch was , ° ‘ a aj ‘a ’ - wi te " . , . Rr eMh LT snifl, Te t> 2 1’ a cree .* , ‘ > . ee . MoP} BSN 40343 ; ree Are iilié tts . VN AB HIN ra.r Bl . JS] S8——Nj eiy furnis ed “HIAW, 42.208 Lear Sha Ss ral ’ bs s ~~ ' i. * ‘ | "1 bi { ** ‘* . # furiished; southe eNom re hae reomeé, With hoard: soythery; €i posure OG roo wodern apartinent neluding stes A-14 Pr OST-2718 ; ‘ my ‘ 8 Sulinit, Mo. ; + Foots . > , P e eat and janitor service: rent «70 " LES. oY Ful} 7 ae MAN Es ; PRIVAT! LOANS S10 wy ae f 1) grt M Es 400 FF er.or } K . x” rm ' . ' : " onde i ; EW HR ‘ k (‘a CENTRAL Our ¢ : 9 . : +} ‘ ‘ . : bia Pie s. vi ri) % ° 1) art do . . ’ ‘ ; ~p - \ ix na. 315 Arnie itis Ins Purnia); } u. nve \ ASHINGTON Rl, 4712——Se oncad-f! “rr haces si He ¢ CREW AR A : : ] } ‘ gg * ; " F rVOT) MIiG 4 aTrad ruining Vater 4 “ ’ ee ' - SizmVWA ‘ ge) Oa ‘ hestr t _ r A. wi : a8, & rw OOTMp: MAR} LA NI) 444) - ~[ des *o bb? ] +) , want ies #T , eas ae e. r: Sie ; 5 FU RNISH EO HOUSES FOR RENT : I Sho ‘ Wr) i? ] = tt) } 1 . : i _ \ « , »! ’ ; : al ry “i : . ab ; ’ .' rr Tt hy Tr ‘ a ‘ « “ul 7 ‘yy . re’ , t = re . 4 . , ~ . 1 >? 7? ’ ; ; . : : : Sq izkv Vo, ect img sOuthe | PX Doser iMfurntehec WASHIINGTON BI, 4338- Double and eit a s WaesT WEST IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE peuced | 4700 . ; i | . a A , ; IM ER SNA} TDI Al, CRED} .% rye , - : * . | venlences, private fir: Kle rooms, rd 0 tuble : L\PARTMENT-—-Modern @ toon 2 WES ; na ANNUAL RENTS. $1248. PRICE. sasoo Money advanced salarie! parties, fusrn : z | 7 ’ ; - me ‘? eat ey re 1) + - T «6 = a & TP MI il , l, Las ° 7 \? » * P| = ° ' ’ y. , ’ , 4” ha ’ ‘ , . : , ; j } ‘ OU : sige! . ot? tae a* : ed MACHINERY MAR ND 4°02 a+ «oe Be a oe WASHTIN STON BR} 44h5. ~ Pees aon a 7 7, Ba ~— i « >, 4} ") } Unga , ‘ 4 . { ak te 2 | bee y} ERY] \ s, Pe me! } p r) , ‘ a . , , t “4 a f 7 : 7 — ring ba, ; ; ‘ ~ ‘ > ‘ - . “ “sf “ -, as AR TM} . ; ‘yas AL ELON Hefxehit a? se a rier « r ; -% 4 } 7? “ 4 | .* ; . y v>} : woes Ls hy = ane ; 4 f ’ ’ " . @ ¥ Re Pia « — & , ied : PML IY \e } : ‘ ’ 4 te on . me cPa - Li & BR Mia 4 . 3 . . : 101 is if . s se « ’ > ~ _ - - - . 7 . , a ll - — Rate * om e ; WANTED Metleman ea). Drivate fami mM emen; twin beds; all conveniences, | tor ‘wervice; newly decors eiak ota | aoe ao ee ory i ms > ‘ . HH4k8 an - : ‘ “eS }t} } iy ro = os ¢ ; P ; a | ‘ > ° , | - . ' OT roa : “4 toecnerte:. . POURKt and gold Db McMITJ4. "OF ‘ Mi kA UF ee. aaa . TIT \ EE — a ; ‘er oe, rT , . = , A breech: Mas ine « z., ~ Athe- : . wee . hh reuon no vi ST PINE Bl 415° ee eiy furzishe WEST ei AA! Is RBAT, } $i Al { () ‘ ud ’ "Pee ti ¥. ; fers c ’ ‘ “ . ee . —— ‘a> r\* >* .) ? Te (cB) is 1 n erie ‘ Fores wa wt al front i aren moard for gFenh- - .-@bans O40] 0US Dea, af 4 bos ,*? toh.) } i NSI* a, iN ' Hl a." if ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ ’ ry a I ai tle eT) [,'r ge) z =: x . e ‘ ‘ » - 7 fe 4 ‘ry, ‘ , Ww? eK’ riety : err ( | ( ) / N ( | | \ | | fiA . " ‘ ~ ‘> . . | a sare : 1> — aan eassinisios ROPE fa trie wink. a» += ‘ 4 iss } his 4$040—lary: ‘ ARG ONAN A} ‘ LT MI N?. tala | VA Afthing HOLL SES WANTED —_ Ai a tor): 2. or b room efficten y* furn hed or ; . . : . rN oo , ss —— 4iuu +} “ ¥ ‘ =e % ‘ : ae ot oh - a3 lag 7 . Perit ) I _ an . ‘ S ; “4 : : . 1M ‘ > Acree a fi Sj : , ; ra] ™ P > - 2 , ‘ 7. -— a : : : t ; FOR SALE eral! Sane ee coe atc. 8 7 aa as, aa ne: Feta. (4) NORTHWEST unfurnished; convenient joce:! excellent! ”; , 1 i'eR 4 ; +r Tri ¢ ‘ ory eH DtTL) 7 ‘ ’ yr é ¥ I . DY} NORTHWEST -JKLSU ' I ore Wu aj =a 4 fice. Lindel] 42 81 or see . ay de oe 7" 34s as } “ 6 f i. ! fit 3 j : e' itile =? ‘o> at ’ . . As ie IA is . : ; - . - yy a He a j us *? , 14 ‘ : - . iv {} a) — Pig LU .e . vw. . Littacks. Hej ers . Se rn - Deed ron: > , si eNOTN-@OX- | COTE Phan gen peer +h "E 76! ~Reoar — owe Sabes re repaired in game | DO ewly papered: neatiy fo. r OREO™ | ay ~ ing; : T-3! : ‘ . i a | (c's 2a N shed TPR RO? i " : = room 5 ©&©® *’y,(@7 en v6 ” NT] Atal —ol4h Marf tf + T . hat {ere 7 ? ri ~ “4 : . : "'. ’ *?* Lal . - (cK) : iii 44 bea "nA e : _-— . = tae . . . - ‘ ay . , . ‘ ~ es ‘+s ’ ¢ Su : . . fy . ry ] 4) ] yt? {rt ' - 150 ay ° rT Si ‘a : y 4 | AT) } 5 & a‘ _ \' f 4 3] “an } i &, ™ - - = es / ’ : ‘es } ,. ste a ers : Kova! down.- a . i ntiernern 53x N YT Ye ‘ f i? VU ‘ s rr Al 4riire . ve 4 2 es ‘ } " ‘ Yy “4 “af . a a \ j 34 - e ’ tT ‘ . ‘ | - a — » = . ‘ ~~ - ia 4 | ‘ \ } 4 ‘ L r-Tin ‘ i ‘ : T as ‘4 ent AT; + a , : ait Tums! . - iinés Owner P 7 PéMartrnar. : os . . ar | ; $ i ; l’o ver Co. vr © xX Ik sure fire flaor FO aA ae ' icon K f . Aged and lr irables: nr Vata {, 4405.) : a? ‘ i ‘ | a . we ; 2 la? ‘7 lt ‘% 7 ‘a ’ ? _ si? 4 SO! TH - ; ; "On Ad ’ ’ “ i’ : i ™ . " . ‘ ad : i Pabis i tieese r - . ? ; Pa Dal. ij . ac { \i ’ ° ‘ ? at . . + ve (o8U) . ekeeping rooms: running water etitu reasonable rates; trained nurses. © 1 1) to 14 ¢ wT whats ; . ww 4 } ’ z ss.’ Ps 138 a. ‘ & Chestrut “"" : - ee | 3 i : ne ‘oO JUS si, ] at st icR) 7 ear "2g rane Bs yyy _ rooms h ‘ae ROOMS WANTED ; iF) a AL) HE! sal ied &] est} 3 oru “on Se ’ ; ris —2 or 3 housekeeping =n eth & 1 ots ng IPN aah ATES, 62; North Parkview New 6 Morest GL55SW, or 442° Theima s tiie 1 : to be appreciated ' en t c2 eet : ( ~wilhwe ft. ; : Ol ee te fas rar ' as reasona ®: reterences Box ] Is. } [> PA a on Hf onamé oni . : ; ‘ er edad X I , I re “ : ‘ i dic , ’ Ste’ a"s “ - . ; ~ (el) ae as range, phone SE ay —— poem “aperi *heate eect: Janitor | HOCEE Wtd.—-arlly of la, seats acl Taek ant ies . from | | $3000; terme igepectt ri I t deed of trib ty : : —_ PAGE by) 4431 7, ¥o - : . ROOMS “td.— Housekeeping, for 2 adults, in service and sten: heat wd) ecorate ¢ he wei 3 . . ; . oa x = — — mile Pe ee 8 ~4 . ee. } lla Volt a 3550 . ies : | — Onna ting Nouse Keeping esi emsity , aunty Ge itt te" “a ' 4 er} . * 4 ‘ » . re . PA Sa OF j Pa we ela . . \" =a a Fill af ‘ ig a ‘ Ay | ‘ r+Fe) } ; AS id} ti]: »' 4 ; )° ‘ ; . rr ; ; - , , 7 j ‘ ree . ; & “ ; eS. ») ; ing. elacts GE ap . a private } a reierences given ariel re BuUil, a, 80 ga rakes; Opell a la) —_ “ OO = — - r ‘ —_— (wf Tes 7 1044 ’ p ; ‘ , . es ' . g 3 (e) dre eR | quired. Box L-360, Pust-Diapatch AN DERSON-STOCKE-HUERMANN Cla rte state | location | aor Pe? — TS Ss EL tS es —— ls | water: new gasant - 1 MONEY We $1 , ee . — - ms _ = , - ’ 4 Y . + *. tio: a} 4 . = : : ‘ ; — ‘ . , ; } " x? ’ yo wat e ta " ° “ta a . ; OR ay A’ Pace hy 40> r RUOM Wtd —Young Tan ¢«€ . .*¢ Ceaira SOS Chestnt? { pe dee A a cation a te *] } ea } U"NGATA : : : ; 4 * be ‘ORS x, tim—lLAghe housekeeni: *, = RS, ; A : - se - one —— ailsa&we in Bor p On } ‘ Meta? e e “ oO t. Li. 5 . ‘ ; j : . pita ‘ . : a : A iTnishe? - a Ne Ping roo Foot With private fami!) must be people DELMAR BL,., 5052—wse-. nd floor, G rooms —— ( 7 . - i }: ( ’ , , . e 7 t For furt he re : . . ae io re’ « 4 ] {>s, i 4s ), e ‘ ‘ =e z $: i. © i $iie} : ‘ ms ] ‘ ' ' ' ry? ey y . - a . +2 hi! Kh rer * t » +. : = | A ix > ‘ YT’ - os} “4457 TS. ~~ ) ~ 4 4 . rier $ ‘ ‘ Yr . rs 4 oar " 4 > -* ; " — o eat 6 - : 7 a to 14 PAR} | one = iv AR Pos i ba it i aaa Delmar L .e ij ti > ‘; y Ooms SUBURBA ss . . . " . . ia " 4 . es 7th a toe Si Der foot tp Brliene. 6. PL, 4044—- Mwo nice® roome UGCcert UE ate N PROP’ TY FOR RENT te SIDE ne E s . rs f ”~ , a pa ! : ; mh and ¢ estnur ais, Roth phones ae i reasonable r e street (4 Wi putin fret 7 nAttia: PLA I Moder? orne z saeficoe “ge . . oA ’ ; and 1 & the iy ove 7 6 i — ™ Tor = Sitoe « AN rPahyn G14 % § . ie P + *.,. . - . *s* — ™ 9 on ‘ " . = . 4 - . : ’ ' me ws r : 3 ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED ~ FRANCISCUS & KUNZ hee and Carton rd. $30. Gal} eee Ock F S/VERSIT? | beer AW . - GUARKANTERD FIKST MonToAGE ge ite ; ‘ ik , . " 9 ryt. : rh ds ’ ands WS « . " 4 ° ; , " . t oY _ : i-80 N. 232: "6" rooms FRAME COTTAGES : (+? Eee . iad ee 2K: i fas ~ a Lae PUM Ps — | for 2 aduits "Linde tens” we | ———— S04 Chee - ; eri S210 yearly $20.00 ss ANT] VERY FINE ar prete a . Ty Ail sizes on hand. Jobn Seay: ~ “BAD Pry ies nriva t i r . Be) LR W . PUG | “ * woargd 4 1B KIiINnN«cen! RY | ; — eu ae Soe I ¢ PF’ Lbs fH 9 (‘An = } 4 . Ni é " re , mth) ¢ Ing Mf Chitr = + - — ‘ POWFr equipment “prac. Sy Loo! : er " t-room apartme and -s parilo SUBURBAN PROPERTY -Furnish- NED) rear : all new, inciuding 6} rok IDGE. 553°. ey Falinn Pe WR, Wtd.—Young couple: | Murphy hed, hardwood finn, Parlor. wi , LO + | COM,MPTON HEIGHT MIE apt rhe ' TWiotese bas B . ‘ ‘ i I. ; yo net — s ™s WO fh sSen ee) ne Froo} . 2 Tf} Park jistr ? TTreterr ’ lie ' 4 Sea? hea‘ Ja fNilteor gar ez le . . oI Mi \ 4 »] v4 ister (+! ‘ - , “ os ‘ { ! Cain = : 4 (iii | _ Ife) aD > . A if 4 ; thi i} i“? > een > vr? 7 " " - . . - . - . as . : : a rate . : : P . ’ ‘ a+? = : ‘ ‘ . » (oe Pullewe harr , . lings. bape Piya, . Sin Kx KAS e.ecty cits asean (¢) to suit wi{)] be finishe 4 K } ‘ oe ¢ ‘ of ‘ va! Vi O16 cr ty ph Lie Tj I a) . \ (> ; . , , } bla we : ' ipeliy : ' . 7. ‘ > . ‘ A 22h ‘ i iv nriva ¢ a wnt ~~ . “ ‘ o * a! t bi? ‘ j rig? t's . Fag r ‘ er? " rw ; recan Mineral \ TIS? wtec ‘ » Share S-room 1 Trhisnead ROOM AND BROARD Wtd.—HBusiness wo; . gt knee PaCVAr Orr —_ oe oh : t : ge; ws , ' Trade ene, why 7 KATA ; : al i . \ j § ’ r,? f r sme.t ANDE LOIN - , KE RM ANS pty \} ~~, ] } ,U : Cdiive +/ ; " ‘ a% x . oO ' an | ae : ‘ : $ * Water on ah the " Betts : ; : 2 Tr : F 5 " . ‘aier Co ~045 Wal- : al ' . . Pale Forest 35°R Ww t I . zt Vat} « i'w roxwry (c7) e 2OOMsoy. —— — 2 kp gee ice pagel aan ioe ee KOS estnut «: ‘ ore " inetd in ett ane - > voy , ” " wT s t he ' he ; rs : iy on \ ‘,4 Peri ta ° ‘ ad “rT? ‘TY , al . : ‘ ; ° ‘ %y é = 4 ‘ , ‘ — a4 ‘ ‘ e " 7 . , : ti ie o i > J . : : lt = ad Fa ’ ‘a a . - ; | 5 . ° ¥ . . . MS d d BOARD ie on oe ON ‘icely furnish. le will pa ere o Tight party Box I, — . eet: , . oa4¢ : wr , P| oe O n Ss rodera Mgt, furhished sleep. UN pas’ ‘iberaliy. PERSHING, ~0060—Furaished oe get | eb ce ceeinael deal je ern OieTs 8. 8 ‘* HEMMELMANN - SPACKLER S420" kes SE ‘ j " : : panne f . : ‘ rif te . " - set Rk ‘ mn » , 4 ‘ ’ ; a4 - ' : " . . : , ' 5 4] ; é - . a. = ae " T * ‘ ‘ . ar } j : a3 Te | on nx , , | | . . ' , ate? | és : 4 _ > +> ~ . | ‘ ie ke { ‘)} ‘ . :- | | 4 . sg ¢ ' , , 1s , ae | Rabe rons, Nouegte, pecond-thood™ Fin COUNTRY BOARD ia; | Post“ Diepate ue17 Bet neem te powmenet i: . , | ¢ SHERIDAN APT., 4471 Oilve ata; 0 Ox 145 so00. LLTER : "S540 A | . 7) OQ ‘ ¢ WEST gs : a ‘ ‘ : oe “GR RENT— citr ; TERNGOY seas BOARDERS Wtd.—aom far , tine grove « efficie: ad m 2 ' { : 4 ~] | ry } 4 1 fle nig em ir oe Ac . ei¢ irictt mG s 2? fo: . , . ry and ) — : HOUSES, FLATS. ETC trteit 0 COTTAGE —s94n rth oOM t. 4° HOthE hea a , - a owe P) PSA Fae ue J a? . ~ ~ ee on ace One® @ncloged kitchen. ru? ng wate: ‘aths. «1 gas So Week u : ; Ne er ’ . ; - ; tal.» - # we Bi®epir. aete . Mapiee®, On a r@eex.,. 2 > 2 . : . es > , laekee pin im, “Couple, _s ; epee pris ta 7. . ; . " ing Wiette 5 | LU’ Pi ie fe wari} OOM Ng C@.i. @t a@partmen’ . . a aD t) . Res ay: 4 ~* ‘ ; 4 . ité . ; LOT ls ‘ - ie i ‘ ‘> & ; ’ ty > "Ay '* © t> - owy\or ~) +) . 1 . ay * = . 9s . , Cr > - by " TED j 3 J, 4 P — ; ¢ RE -* i “ ry i _ Si) eter ‘ FOR ENT FOR COLORED a] 4 ! - ‘ " . I “ j ‘ ; ‘ — — P ‘ ii } : ‘ ‘ . ~ . —— F ’ ’ ; ; . a! ‘ x 8 " +e e | . a oF i i TIPO K @e ry x . see ne Sy*ter % iS] Sap Bliss 17 me ~ = 7 let ¢ $16 ee o \ x 1}? i ‘ P , . . : — re . ren fuite: FeOond loo! a ' + » SiS SUN Darior une i IOST-MILYVER FR of ‘ Oe} . els f WA ' | : CENTRAL masona floor HOTELS cation; new building, convenient ie (0; JOST-MILLER Ki, CO. 105 : tricity, furngor. | 4 | REALTY © ray 8 : | | aE nes evening. Wabeny 7047M. ing, MORGAN, 2845—Moders al relinese “ ~~ —= 7 $7400 eS me i . ste Ee . i i hs - ° * ’ S ’ | ; ; ' he’ : . ‘. mi 3 ’ is P 5 vi : Lindell 4340 (8) voll Tand-Frank in. ira: ' - ne SGTON RY Rt 33 “urniched -» . TE 127 Tk Poor — 4 i, ces « . 4¢ } ti PP Toone AZ AR Fit ia P| ; : la ws he ; v sat ANDEY ENTER 2% “ ie Atart: se ay aie o . ; ‘ ‘ a. Re t a6 , i .. : . FLATS APART ’ : a j : : ‘ v , ‘ ‘ tir ; 1 . . M | Ts a ' +o} “se ; aad 3 ENTS FOR SALE é | ! STOCKS AND BONDS if , 8402 ~Neatl, furnished rooms ate , ae ~ @ box running water ge fas . aT pal See ping: gas electric. (4) a WASHTV Aa ; : Rry sane HH I. 537 > Pepen) ' a on ee —— se I “ART G » : : B J a : "h1} Furniehed “connecting —_ ote “ . »., 4144—f1, bern. jranscome ote ~ weal | ershing NA ‘T N _vlk ‘ . fro ' eon Rtas pe Single : ubdle hotel suites ith bath Sue suniter eer .. FF 45. —_—— ot al . ." Z four-fa ng th gas. elect a l4 Wa Leos P ne 4 , ri : Three- art Sa oe. Oa MA ; SROMK | ! K floors see 7 a . é : —.=298, Clectric, $35 AO or $8 s or me ' I, Bw + me, 41 L fhs vor proot | ing een ife. Forest 90p mo e* . 1 w yo? ie ' : ‘ ie “4 =O “abs Av ad lee. Po : : ’ ‘ — F — wrt RD) ; ey OSftlira Awe ra © ‘ . ra » § re ‘ a ‘ ; riz a mA ; ! ; . 5 '* 3416 oleh housekeeping, $4 lense thorn exposure kitchen pri; lewe : — - ry’, ot tne , , oF $1 RY HIEMENZ !} ALT’ 513% Out} ; v t + ‘ it: MLY er a. @ i . , ee : Be Sere Fm.” second those tee eee DEL MONTE HOTEL AUDE 'k VRooma ick entral @73, Main OTR. Wid Chea | eee 283-60 ¥ ) 3253 Cabanne—Adjoins Libra: } | rhene Matt AL —_—_—_ 0 ‘50 Roe . 31 i | Nay 3 rd 1 ; ANS 1162-64 [oe 4 7 Carnac . | Ae ; . . ce | . ' : ; Bless . Koame Puitiném Cena . a om ning water; Syray ay. 5680 DELMAR BY = . . 3 | | : PARTMENT FOR RENT % ; ire 3903 EVANR. “Cor. “Vandevent 3 | ah Ori * ; : ; ? ee aie bathe: $1 @ éas. A htente 8) 4 onnertine iin . : - elated a: . j (cS) . a 2 ‘ oan Water aaa i @ j fu os pbe ‘ . hogte. . : . . ? ———e . Mrs —ooY > = . . ‘Ta sa xe ,r Mit ’ ere rT Ric oat | . r ‘ ‘ f : qi ‘ , * ennt “ f ‘ ; . t 1? _ . ~~ a ee sve Was m% — ‘ ay ATi » SO “7 . . . ~ : oS tree phone: electric, iS) r ¥ . RO aye =a wf Pult oder 14) Jo! iN GRETIER & c¥ Siz, 732 Cheetnisé VA AMIMAK KF] f 4 ye ky® : - ’ : , , Raced ' ~~ ; i rv r ~ ~ 1 ‘ “as : ; 7 4 - , net : * om De tna eat me KeODING room, kitch- : ¥hery Vey ry PY! "= By lit t a ne | 2 “oO | , | | uf ie t : " : . : | 4000 7s sats o ‘ . -? y , " . - , " ' . gas running water, ~KOOning we... : ean UuRe al 1] hi wel (90) m CENTRAL \ | ' 1 » 4 ‘> a BE Ritchene,, 7M. With water aey” house- RESORTS 4 By au 3 RE 0821 ADAMS, 6 ro . a ae ar. oh ge , . ‘ ‘ ~ / | s ¢ ‘ : ' : , : ’ ». “ “. 4424—~Housekeeving poomns: 4 PPRT WI Nese: -_ =!" CLIFFHAVEN—On Meramec. 68 tujles ¢: peageenton: Meese a = Ae . nage hae PE dy : . oat PRICE S000, RENTS S/O) f= (ROOMS 7 . >| Mihorrne ato : + - > ’ \ *Y . : ~ - . , al > ’ ae he \ i ees" ’ i» ~ . , ‘ ‘ , o* . , fA TL A i ‘ Pr? ~ : , b? bn . , - " : é' ire: $3.50 and up . i MM: gentle , $246—Large front t. Louts m the Frisco; rates $1.50 a nre:nines Part re se ohn a 14” . er , « ta sa . PHO? ’ \. i ‘ i . wi ‘ . Ca? au? t're or a ‘ * ’ ’ * P J _, ‘ (4 e) ar ; a * *¢ : " . " ; arre 40539 so WHITE OAKS FARM in the Ozarks, fishing H. FARISH € ©) he. SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE — 4474 Fa ~ ! lec. a] port Tt re] % me Voe——F ront roon ik J in.cng, bathing. Mre A. Harme r o oeee oe had - : aS , b : . . ° - ; 6 ‘ » ifs i rs 3 wila WK _ 4 — ® : cas} ine 164 EN lei ]] A \ me 4 " , 4 PTON * ; - ? . Ad , yet ond aoe nnn = ty Bousekeeping room; reason. Bou! MI (cS Q\ D A oe us 4 ho: e ke ' vusexee ; X TRerisr. — ' a ’ » ’ ’ ‘rr eae - _ Veet oo \ — "ae WANTED BUSIN P | Pp Pa . : . - = TH ; . ’ ‘ i - — artnet aint ee ae = 4 - ‘ r’] | i¢ ; { A) 7 rr r ks I} { rh i kN | my -_ |=) ?? ay p Cr ; ESS UR OSES L “iy si 4)W.- My) elegant Rwy fy i. mre oy A 7 os — rs tes , . e orc . / . c . . ‘ 4, a! Ritcher tx: beautiz Mein’ , M.S *, Pick \ rent, or dee : slerping porch, 2 bathe, lot 1x1 65 : ir-fa ) rooma,) bet rick , l jo i peg SOUTH -— £2) aoe 4 eel oT Uae | 4 ’ 5? .% oe ‘ . ba reat ‘ * Tee 4 4 . bs ’ \fer 4 $c) + a ws ne a : Ke age ea ” : , s ret d a sds | Be RB. S61SA &.—Furniahed neem’ te ye te? eae dena o ; “ON. EUCLID et: Dieta tcl 7 tf ger 7? . eo ~ - cai reem “4 “es . « ‘ ‘ : ae “ a iy \ 4 ] ’ . ~ ima aq , " if : " 4 Peo i dial) Poor, t. phone ee een nati, Petia a Ng ~ * j ; ya = vy . , . : . i “ ; sess tiianlicheaeilnate . 1 43 ; \ ,Y eer , ; . b are o_o , . . ’ an ‘ , \fa . "« ?.@ ’ ‘ ‘ p T : rE 2aa7.. iArge nee] beautifully ’ .ewn aiw ; ‘ ow " ; a * a? ros + +. - ne “? ; mh ij ‘ : + oe ») ; : : : BRIACKNTON ase \. jag ee gh iv tity iE ee fleer \ si At) \ 7 _ 7. . _ Amis . 7 : . . r § +2 2 ® ‘ — Ton, private family; 3d wg ait'ttes HOUSES, FLATS,ETC} woe i, saish REAL ESTATE wanescos gt a ol eaeee| pee eon Ee —e : Cm ye CORNET & ZEIBIG. Ag, nae 8 ria ae '% Bere aye , , ; - SUILOING MATERIALS f ‘ 3 gare, ode ! r+ | ee _ % ‘eee 7 ed ; ‘ hac? ; | e : ’ . , ™ . ~ rie so°% 2 Con necting house- moins. @outhern exposure; all 1222-8 furnished housskea> ie ts! Tioor: people employed. we ..., 7 | WEST . . CENTRA : } NGC ALAOW | +5 enn, ‘ ' a ‘a ESTATE—_WANTED TO BUY UNIVERSITY CIT, ‘ ‘ , —_ al , . ’ > ; a r on 5 o | ‘at ’ : * e - } li Ter — “ 7 } - : . ’ , ‘4 L\VEERS i [ { \ . ~ : » NOP Te VEST ; a Buia, pts oe re ve & ‘COs: Fas, beth, separate @n- : iv ate no Veckeening . eer cs 4 ARPT: », “ ‘ home CuDle preferre 8 HIDDLE. 1530—-Second fo ae aT ° . ee ere Cory be, 3S eretia “ anged ‘ 1d furnished. Castle : Pare Nate nn Tw housek eer Le Peome and electric, $20 — ——e ark "8S nan . a ' . ' pig Vertigate. Boz ail OPRitp: orest "ono ‘4 JORT. SOR, TEE CHeetnue «: erm at a . Bios ether se stot | iT sipoR [pol HIE }- ¥ \ ls hes . san . ~~ ” - . : : ‘ 9 ‘ M . . > : ry {al ‘ ls . . _ - 7 a . . 4 . - - CENTRAL Wood Kiver. ry p price Sie pasate - 4010 2 Russe av 4 family ‘ wu ¢ « on" Oe Nhe "ay . . , - ‘ ' > me Yer . EDW \RD . BAKEWELL at ba'h @xtures, et x! reat DIISG 4: « heres y Tr h ae — ‘ j 4 - A 4 ——— - ’ che 4 . " ? ; _ le | ) Stirel jee 4530.1 5 ' bs 6 Three. ¥ ; @ . mht housekeeping afi «mags mo we A -hree-reom fiat, syit es ore eetrie and beth: near General | ‘* also for an) kind of business | COMPTON, 1016 N—@ raome “ath and WE wan: : r! foe) OOTTLIER REALTY ©©O. 2802 Wash. 1c?) electric, $82. JOST. Son tee Cheetn: Heur 6 Zee property. Chauncey H ; . , . ‘Gerane 344 ao. at b , a mnut «. te8’ ire S56 114 s¢ ‘ PRA . e& AI BOS Cheetaut Merane 34458 *SUP Delmer Bb) tnt ” ee ~~ 4’ c = es ~ ’ aN he eafre) 47460
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‘ah leee 7 Daniel Wi"iamson, Who Was Fatally Shot by East St. Louis Policeman, Was Native of Scotland. A representative of the Adjutant- | .ignborhood. They commanded him RHEIMS, France, July 20.—My- General's office of Illinois was in to halt, and he ran. SBeckette said ren T. Herrick yesterday made his gyno baptized this soll with their | East St. Louis yesterday making an ~ » oe ss a te Ae sasibiean sf iad ‘ ‘ eet 1 S) a “iv. # - “ 7 if? ? a Sieh, ate Se t AE po oy 0a ‘ - ~ Rp hse, 4 me, (2 ee - > } Pin pera > ° eee ~are — ¥ ee anne wert cet oes “ a ed pee * . ” veer Sg me pam ed Ogg NOs — ree - ee os os Pages uw toate. - , ‘ > stop ; : : . i ' Ww T maon mai wears Pink, and W he mn he faile to # * Am bass idor from America, nat the Mayor Roche, in greeting Herrick ; bidhs ISON, «« YEAS ir . ¢ oO ait > snot a ing of Janie Mmiati a third command t halt, he 10 lay ing of the cornerstone of a library, and Nicholas Murray Butler, presi- “os, ‘ > "n ‘ . Sue . old, of 2629 Renshaw place, by Pa- at his legs. The patrolman eo the funds for the erection of which dent of Columbia University, the | trolman. Frank M. Beckette on the riot gun and the shot pepperes - were donated by the Carnegie Foun- latter of whom tapped the stone into | liamson’'s back and side, inflicting In- dation. place, thanked the people of the | ‘iliiam ee eae ow an | series from w nice Re Med in pm Sew All the 80,000 inhabitants who United States for their generous | er eee minutes. have returned to Rheims and who welfare work in the region of) land, and the investigation is being Willlamson served during the could crowd about the confined space. Rheims, which he calculated fiade at the request of the British world war as a member of the Ar-. where the cornerstone was laid ac- amounted to about 4,000,000 francs, | Willlamson came to the gyle and Sutherland Regiment of the corded the Ambassador an affection- ‘not including the library, which will | T'nited States from Scotland last No- Royal Scotch Highlanders. nte greeting and there was an emo- cost $200,000. | Se ee | 3 2, » 4a £ tits. 2: a r “ > ne aiP weal wa eae | Ci, Masi 9 a ' "4 Ted. : , ‘ o 4 r ’ 4 ns > a fi ’ * + ; 5 + $. ’ a, , A : , SR } ’ | be! $4: 4 PL . if fi . “ f S ae ‘ ; a “ f an -ae) = . . j} 4 < " = ; Vg ’ White Flannel Trousers 720 $10 and $12 values in fine blue serge and stripe worsted Trousers, special at $4 $5 36 | | ; ’ All Two-Piece Summer Suits Now Going at Greatly Reduced Prices , = A genuine clean-up sale—and right at a time when the demand is about at its height; in fact Here’s the NEW that is why we are holding this sale now—we Price List must sell out clean. Bond's Palm Beach. Havana Cloth and S .00 | Kool Kloth Suits— == | Tremendous Assortments clearance sale price.. ) Bond’s Silk Mohair Suits—a quality for 00 Plenty for All which ordinary reta® $15 ers ask up to $25 We.were prepared in a much bigger way than the ordinary re- tailer for a busy Summer season. We’ve had it—thanks to our Bond’s Pure Shantung policy of giving more than they really expect. Silk Suits; positively $ 50 , s 8, . So now for the final clean-up—at prices that can’t be duplicated oad PG summer " . . x v¢ » AVA 1, on merchandise of this high character. suit value ever offered 29° | Bond’s regular price on these Suits is $85; the ordinary retailer is asking $40 to $45 for the same quality. So you can figure how much you save if you buy NOW—AT BOND'S. Ineluded are those fine new silk-trimmed tropical worsteds, in one, two and three button sin | : —and two-button double-breasted models. EXTRA = rou $25 suits’ and afew $30 $ : K bers. re alli SPECHAL fer'tinat Clearance, priced at only Every Three-Piece Suit in Bond’s $ Store, Including Tropical Worsteds cle-breasted | paepetand Hi -~ © q L) Louisville Detroit ( ) | Columbus Akron 0 Cincinnati euede St. Louis Pittsburg : Kansas City | Youngstown aaa J.L.Adrien, Mgr. |7 Lorain ARCADE BUILDING, Olive at Eighth St. New York Headquarters, 32-36 West 18th St. 2510 <7. 9) Editorial Nev the High-Grade Gasoline— Stands the Tes Everywhere in St. Louis you will find independent sellers of gasp. | line vending Red Crown. Why? Because these shrewd merchants have found that they can give to their customers the utmost in value and service by selling this high grade motor gasoline. eee?” saeasseeeeeere? eee er gate eeerere gee ane ———_-—** ~~ “e+e — a —<——— =? +? * oe oe ] Se oo +--+ eee * © ne -s & re “Ex he * ’ “** mn a eae + *e eee © © Oe 84S Oe OOO OR ee +e. eee eee ee ) a ee ’ oo They have found that all we claimed for Red Crown is true. They | Comman: have found that it is a dependable fuel that le in any type ania or make of car, starts easily, gets away quickly, accelerates smooth- we ly, and delivers an abundance of power and tremendous speed. — Buy Red Crown! —the High-Grade Gasoline | Everywhere and Everywhere the Same “++? oS © © ee oe FF © . * —<—-+4eee"*8° +. *** =e eee er. In addition to the Company owned stations, located every few miles in the country and every few blocks in the city, you can get Red Crown At the Following Filling Stations and Garages: St. Louis City St. Louis County Acme Auto Repair Shop & Garage...... 4208 Natural Bridge ee i owe trent ee eeeeees Senne ae ne od see , arracks Au pale OO ck livid as 6a ou ro sates Ane aus Supply CO....... cues Weny Feemaame Bartmer Auto Service..........+...--+-. .. 6235 Bartmer Andrews & Willis Auto Supply Co., Vandeventer & Delmar re a See See Creve Coeur, Mo. B. & H. Battery Service Co...... Re ...6500 Easton J OS er eee oe Pe ee ee Chesterfield, Mo Oe RE eee 526 De Balliviere Wile IEEE . cia. « oc 0 060 hp wp de coe ee Bridgeton, Mo. Dawkins Service Station, King’s highway and Natural Bridge ae P,P ee Bellefontaine, Mo eme. Ok. oh A vkew swedish bd Grand and Chouteau ‘i -_ “~iaPeetee o8 ee) ee Red Light, Mo. Easton Avenue Tire Works...................5839 Easton ee ee Carsonville, Mo. llth Street Garage, A. Stauss, Prop..... 1008-10 8. 11th St. Cave Tire Service Co.........Lemay Ferry and Bayles Av. d Captain § Garfield Filling Station...... Garfield and King’s highway E. & J. Tire Bervice Co.— gland) at! Glenn Tire and Vulcanizing Co............ Grand and Pine 7264 Manchester Av. at Southwest Av. the Yale Grand Machine and Auto Repair Co.....3456 8S. Grand Av. \, fe ga. SRE @) fee fo ee Fenton, Mo. Gravois and King’s highway Service Station— Gateway TNO occ ctccdndaukecodiescesces: 6658 Delmar A Gravois and King’s highway OE eee oe eee eee Affton, Mo. t Gut: SOMME Wk 6 kkk cc cvcesavenue 1915 N. Ninth 8t. Herzig Bros. Garage............ .......-.Manchester, Mo. Hartman’s Filling Station .............. 1523 Chouteéau Av, So Be Ts occ ce tetasmes Jennings Road and Bell Av. Mente Wie. di. eid tena Broadway and Ohristian Joe's Tire and Gasoline Station........ 838 Big Bend Road ‘4 Jefferson Filling Station............ 1210 Washington Av. Webster Groves, Mo. is Vo) ge or 815 North 7th Kirkwood Auto Repair Oo................. Kirkwood, Mo. ' Lentz Tire and Service Co............... 6602 Michigan Av. RARE TGs coc ccctccccchehentete .......Florissant, Mo. ‘ SOR DEO VOMES a vce ces chassecdeceuum Grand and Keokuk FROG © BOWO. cc cccccvelebacheccbeteods Creve Coeur, Mo. ; Wiaetowhene* Bhs... idscexks sbicaacen Michigan and Koeln Th Oy BN. bo cc cdcncciedesnanteewrs Normandy, Mo. + ree re 4550 Pope Av. Te, ee See Mehlville, Mo. + Neosho Garage and Filling Station.........3512 Neosho Av. Modern Auto Repair O0...4.5.. ceeds ccccces Maxville, Mo. ts Oak Hill Garage and Service Station, Morganford and Juniata Montague Reichardt Motor Co.— . 1! Galie’s Wilting peek: cc occu ccevctacne 6324 Delmar 220 West Lockwood, Webster Groves, Mo. i Orr Electric Company........................34068 Gravois Montague Reichardt Motor Co.— : BR DOOD. cat ckd eee lccs « bssccunee Gravois and Delor Gore, near Lockwood, Webster Groves, Mo. Popular Garage & Filling Station.......... 1425 N. Sarah Montrey, JOsepmn J... ccccchowanes . ...Ferguson, Mb. Guaisey Auto Bee Ge, oa cc cccsncecenen 7th and Sidney North Point 4nd Summit Auto Repair Co.—- Reagan Auto Repair Co................5223 N. Broadway Summit and West. Florissant pe re re 515 Robert Av. Cake Bee GO cc cccccusdesdecsueesstus Oakville, Mb. OT VEOO GOGROD | oss ci wen ccccccccecec tq cee Passewee: GOMAMS .cccccchsbecedccaketens Pattonville, Mo. Shenandoah Gardge & Motor Oar Co...... 3432 Shenandoah Premier Auto Repair ..........--ceeeeeecees Windom, Mo. Un. TD Gi kk. kc ce wbcccedias 1218 South 10th St. et a noi ccccasaconm Ghthkeadkentees chek Olivette, Mo. Speedway Garage ........ De Baliviere and Wabash Tracks Sutter's Filling Station....... Olive St. Road and Maple A”. Btone Service Station................ Delmar and Walton Weeki. |... cc cvcvcse ieee Sappington, Me. Y meensee AMOe Beer GO... ooo cc cccicce .315 8. 12th St. Williams Oil Co........Denny & Manchester, Kirkwood, Me. Z | Union and Natural Bridge Auto and Tire Repair Co— Wileee AUte Bepels Oe. ... cchecccccscbscer Valley Park, Mo. 5 ae 5304 Natural Bridge De, Wer Se. 5 oo 0 000 othe bed eka wie Sacks: Lake, Mo. A , And : d Servi 7 ’ nd the Following Standard Oil Service Stations: g : : West Florissant and Queens 7th and Chouteau | St. Louis City North Market and Jefferson Jefferson and La Salle : Manchester & King’s highway King's highway and Maple 1520 Morgan South Broadway (6814) a 19th and Chestnut Union and Maple Grand and Connecticut Park Avenue (4017) A Delmar and Eastgate Washington and 22d Jefferson and Ann Broadway and Zepp | Delmar and Lake Washington and er or 2 De Baliviere and Westminster 3938 West Pine re . Pine and Ewing Warne Av. (Near Florissant) S f . Louis County : Newstead and Olive Grand and Cass Kirkwood—-Kirkwood Road and Washington : 22d and Locust 6th and Cass Grand and Bell 15th and St. Louis Maplewood—-Manchester and Big Bend Road Locust and Theresa Grand and Palm Manchester and Denny Road o. + Delmar and Goodfellow De Soto and McKissock (5100 Olayton, on North and South Road LZ Sarah and Chouteau North) Wellston—St. Charles Rock Road and Terminal Tracks 7, : - | Standard Oil Company (Indiana) Coupons good at any of the Stations listed above | ‘4 a | Ccsstistns e Three a! arrive at Standard Oil Company (dion) St, Louis, Missouri — Syndicate Trust Bidg. Phones: Olive 2675, Central 7298 i : = | wit
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a eaninemied Oe a eres ee ——— —_——--- on , ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Co., Twelfth and Olive Streets ee ee —S o_O POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION Average 1920: Kunday Average - GOVERNMENT SHIPPING 5 FIASCO. The Government's expenditure of billions on its ewn merchant marine during the war is a closed in- Nothing can be done with that situation but publication of cident. to charge off the loss. But with the stupendous deficits and of anticipated requests for more barrels of gold to pour into the shipping sieve, $61,964 there being no longer any war emergency as justifica- mete — assure permanence of jitney service if trolley service is driven out. There is no assurance of such perma- nence {in the conditions under which the case !s being tried in Alton and other towns. aonensanseepnienliell dia idetsinaiitgitnarmiastpetin WARDEN AND PRISON BOARD. There is cause for regret In the announcement that one of the new members of the new Prison Board to LOULS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNE SD ax _EVENIN = ae — —— WOME | —— ——-— —- —— «7 He Who Tz Chance By Sophie lrer DAILY AND BU NDAY AVERAG BE 197 86 ‘ . hec ’ : { . recomes & o— — tion or excuse, continued expenditure be appointed by Gov. Hyde will be assigned to the } : 4 7 °e | fy , as THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- very live issue. i ms Sink ae tn wardenship. The law permits the appointment of a: | ; } as the net produc (| ag pyoenge Chairman Lasker reports member of the board to the wardenship, but it is } yOUNG ¥ | I know that my retirement will past fiscal year’s operations a flat loss of $380,000,000. ‘ ‘ HTP” Fe i mine em Gitecenon te ite cardinal . : . not obligatory. We understand that Gov. Hyde holds heartee ° al | : To carry on the operation of the fleet this year Mr. h iy p a a principles, that it will always fight 300 .000.000 eae this view of the law. | for progress and reform, never tol- Lasker will ask from Congress $300,000,000 more. ho We have no objection to urge against the board 1 me" i: erate injustice or corruption, always much greater the loss would be for the current year appointee who ie to be assigned to the wardenship,| Bee Me a fight demagogues of all partics, nev- — there is no means of knowing, since there {s no sys- an gind «© er belong to any party, always op- . ssetlanss Cm ete een erenent except the matter of experience. Judge Hill may be hat 7 sance * , { st loss. , 51 - , : She ¢- pose privileged classes and public ie siti a ae on fi B id aMed nak om ae an excellent man and may make as good a Warden as =; ee time | ae o GOP % f plunderers, never lack sympathy ppins inexperience will permit, but we regard {it bad policy Par? — ca i} with the poor, always remain devot- That is to spend more money than !t fs given to spend. WM ry : P ’ ye | ‘ ae to combine the wardenship with membership in the ‘ sane has ad ed t© the public welfare, never be — {ft »tj]] has an asset into which the Government, up to » ) hos 5% pom vot | satisfied with merely printing news, " board. The Warden {is an agent of the board; he its i) Ae him « 1 & , ; last December, had poured more than §$3,200,000,000. A AVAD gieh Sn tone | pees Nem eee ggrng independent; 7 i hips and other properties the Shipping accountable to the board, which must hold him re- «aang : —_” =—6eans ; = j ” ‘i ¥ ia se in Bn) Ss n ler t pr =e | et eS) Senet wrong, ‘Saar recpatan Deepa sponsible for prison management and for carrying ngage fe : whether by predatory plutocracy or Board's capacity for loss may be proportionately cut : him uP © at i predatory poverty. pas out its policy. As Warden and member of the board fog wore’ : JOSEPH PULITZER, ae, fal] 2 eat p a he will serve as both principal and agent, as account- rr has t F Agel 19, 1907. The stupendous fallure of Government-owned 55'P-| able to himself for his own conduct. It stands to | Ve Kes ot d ; ‘ "s _tititi‘“(;iwsC*Y *#C*crptng, under present conditions and the system adopted, : san says she ha ! sag: saben: te Aieomenind of eke -aubebdlin 4b ‘the| Pn & board of WHeD HE Waren © & Meee Me, change his © las re , > 7 ‘ . chance his we ; LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE 7 : ber will not hold the Warden to as strict accounta- } voung people alternative policy. It is little wonder. If the op- cess : i acre oe ‘bility for his conduct and policy as it would if the warn ung wore 3 Not R sail ponents of Government ownership of public utilities... } pel rey to please : e Not Rejected. . a Warden were not a member of the board. The War-| } wii? celles . Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. had devised a stage demonstration of its incompetence don | wt hav ais s{ hf efi } ery he will never oa e a voice in passing upon w - | ’ cy - shea NE who supposes that the League of they could have done no better than has been done. stl puna died eis : Th: lea tha " y 4 “4 ~¢ wthe Americs rOrr, ing 4 Nations was rejected by the American How much is due to conditions and how much to sys- ig that of marrying 4 people in the presidential election of last tem is yet to be determined. Gov. Hyde should reconsider that part of his prison aim. It cant bee iZ November, or that they have since sUr- rogram. He should appoint a board bo . rendered that deal, has not his finger on A Republican Congress has been in power more than | res oe shes 60 et danahtp ¢ nen wad HERE is such a tl ; = Reg ae ‘ y epar Ww — the pulse of our national life. There is nO two years. There has been both change of party and_/| P she | % ating the wardensalp from membership | | T ing a man of so | : ing u /on the d. — spurns csc aig Sige i emesis change of condition, with recently a change of ad-| Th ere > seen h | etwo by persistent ef 6 abandonment o 1ope that ee. : ; e wo ’ ie : ent { will mark a new era in the ministration. Why not a quicker change of system? rk of reforming the prison system is not . 1¢ elfiea! | present time ; complete. The present board {improved the prison — on history of the world, when a mutual Not a cent more of public money should be voted to but aid + + hI ate ae he pleases a1 A disres } + ; : 0 y .. —— ; .4 covenant of the nations to settle interna- public merchant marine operation until the system has, . t ss loroughiy Feyenunaee tt. The conteacs ephes of his flanees = ’ = , ut ; sels rec- syste » any better if tional difficulties by mutual aes i$ TeCC-| been changed. ‘There should be an accounting of|.- m persists in substance, if not in name, and| 4 a we De Sh mt i ognizing the rights of all, will be sub- Sataics Solicaminiiiibbialt tie there are vicious relics of the old, unwise and in-| ! her. The test 5 LOU = | stituted for the arbitrament of the . h | | i ater, | i 7 uman prison methods. Ther stead of | | | / qa aword. The election of Mr. Harding ee aaa _— h G D ‘ : e are excellent men in if a man really Warn’ as President was no decision against the HOOVER’S FINANCING PLAN. the Governor's list of appointees. They should be will ¢ long way to %) ’ ° . . ee ‘ ; , a Core se ; qeser y's a 1foover, the scheme for a League of Na-_| tary Hoover's plan of making available for new build- | bbolie pata i ata had better make up fy + tions to gm aged oe the sees ing the nation’s $22,000,000,000 in savings deposits POLLUTION AND BANKRUPTCY. ig not ‘for her Sy of the worl was held as the words 7? his particular ca be ° might be haile TT , In this | Ff nest’ hove. George Harvey reckoned g e hailed as a prospective solution of the first | There is a cheerful, vital conclusion to be seized and | sambling with A &! } | ae without his host when, as our Ambassa- magnitude. It may be yet, But there are other factors shaken clear of the muck and sordidness of the rela- | taking | MAY : : * mis ’ ¢ > a) ” Ta : . . ! i dor at the Court of St. oe which must be taken into consideration. tion revealed in the secret control by the Standard. permits fim te ' | # 4 eo he gently _ rr a Consider, for instance, the experience of the Home) Oil Co. of two professedly independent literary and | pore ia little Dee Rs pudiate 6 ~seague ideai. is speec ant oun . | 4 ; ; ? | eon travel a et | ‘ surprised. both Englishmen and Amer- and H as ing As — of St. Louis, which went out! periodical publications, Leslie’s Weekly and Judge. oe tn ke ances - ‘eans and called for the indirect but un- of business with 26 of its 127 houses still unsold.’ This is that 10 years of pollution of a well of public give 1 " - mistakable protest from moma The building, of course, was done on a plan which opinion led to bankruptcy. How ' peoy ee Harding. One of the strong po nts 2) made uss of the adv . - . , " ,7 ; ’ (aoe : antage of quantity production. ’ eo mal chan ‘ts the Post-Dispatch is that it stands firm 7. going idea 8 see Pp The public could not be indefinitely fooled. There | ad who live on chat 4“ to the League of Nations ideal. Mr. re so easy as to be within reach of is a false ring and a want of convincingness in the| ¢ ives. It ea Br . y , . afl ’ "es CG. ¢ ’ . ‘ : et eT MTS Ss aed LO ea rw ? ' “ are now members. 1. 4 prices. The same psychology which makes business or any other trust. The Lesiie-Judge bankruptcy Eevee tt was © hm Night and Day Prices slow in other lines must be fully as influential in proves {t. “fp ALSO IRRECONCILA BLE. Anything that looke i . : ; ae : on | To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. building investment, {f not more so, because of the’ laa —— SSS el - , . . ‘ | : ee and er: eve HY is it that a good many theaters) greater sum involved. Improved facilities of financ- | Ww] f 7 ‘T R R O R hin ‘ ; isiness } p ler r RP? usés on its posters telling how to enjoy Trolley. Receiver Sawyer of the Alton troi'ey line, best in the United States, affording exceptional fa-| Excites no vention p ? yy Soe aa near gets poet 0 ee ee cee to th ; it ‘ jie > Aes aj "4 : rhi¢t applies Oa — 3 — S. 1650 . ? rf ” y at: "e ‘ ; : ery = - atic tae p rade ne » {oO ng r — te ecg Dt aot ue dcownings | good, runs during the rush hours when the running tell the world, as it is proceeding to do, about se | Phat een o canes at will the flame Marquis. Papers discovered in the caa- | | kn eames pares = ae le © Se not have 901 and ‘ ’ . ae ee = ‘ w ‘ Oowile "hosga . — . . . F 8 , ; it Us Pry? ‘ b would be eliminated if they were fol-| is good and makes the short hauls which make the Package-car delivery. The story of the St. Louis) Or dark re etl = 7 a phantom game oer tle of Valleroi point to Serpotette as left enough to have been worth recording. BE ® “ . - : wt. ds : ae : ; ecstasy? ‘ing "es ar , ' athe . . lowed. To them might be added such! most money and make it quickest. They are bound by package car is to be told in 90 newspapers scattered 1 know not whe pti why! “ 7 ee more than a $3,000,000,000 decline in the come “e ’ . ,Aa Rar ” . _ : : ' ~ . é ? ' — Ost nor , y. as Ces ; "easure ; % . , pie " ; cg we i: ao : = aoe is t no schedule, are usually privately owned, are not op- over 18 states as part of this year's $50,000 municipal ‘LIA CLOPTON CRESAP. ner a me ne - “irr is vee + gion | ee ee eee a para . The water 0 10 Meramec is not|. > 7 ps -" , a ae oe - AZ) nen it is found out enough to suit the Republican mafority © ‘ treacherous and is not dangerous. The | erated under authority, pay no license and no tax and advertising campaign. Merchants all over these 18 Yr r . ° ° that. he is the ghost that has been aan | They want a eaeen solehes of the kind - current is not unusually rapid, except in | are of doubtful responsibility. states will be informed that it {s to their advantage| ¢ ly Dillon, ai has known public men as seen prowling ebout the place. He flan that. Ther are now trving te nas Gee , T g of » , ¢ , P »~ ar aC K as tis iar vile ~ fon le Se . 1, lal scents j . a8 AEs pee the rapids, where swimms rs and in Enjoying all these adv antages, {t carries passengers to buy their goods in St. Louis because goods late one 7 * 78 ¥ : ee i ye: seen wpe dui oT ee, eee — the highest-rated tariit DI ener knows @ 4. \ () Ie | I ‘| SI expert paddlers have no business There) for a nickel, which is less than the trolley rate, and down from St. Louis cost less and b th st observed F se se Ty cdakeee ot ee io lheeoeeie can ike te United States: in the avowsd purpens @t aie FRUIT Dt "° 4 ecause ey are yverved ourselves that whenever the Gen- the property and the tru arc 4 | atte is positively no such thing as a whirl- takes business awav : : J i r i 7OnN property and th rue Marchioness ing imports as ich further down as possible. pool; the Merameo couldn’t have an un- es : f tins ay from the trolley and threatens deliv ered with express facility. | _ — something he talks common sense. and the bells of ( rnerville ring out and they niust have inte ronea enough by this ito pu u sines ’ lis is s , alitv o .e tn ai e : Pa es AST | —- ’ _ —— dercurrent because it is not a tidal) » out of Dusiness. It used to be, in St. Loufs, and still is, in some ‘s for tl st 4 oa quality of Gen, Smuts, who the glad tidings of the betrothal of time to know that the effect upon exports Wil - atream, and eddy water as such fs not Chat is the way it is in Alton and in a good many cities, that the merchant had to wait a long t! | ae f rst veason also something of a Brobig- her and Henri. be corresponding smashing Is it @ $6,008 7 rs , | n n ter tt, Tbe ; en . : ' f bad. Neither do gravel bars siip out) other towns where the case of Trolley vs. Jitney is on until a car load could be mad f mong os Bagger national politics. Dr, Dillon cam- There are three acts and four acenes 000,000 loss In the foreign trade for the last : from under people and cause their | trial ; 6 up for the one desti-| P@/ened with Obregon for a few weeks. He | in the opera. The two scenes in act vear and this which they seek? And 6,000,008 War é‘ drowning. se : nation. The package car carries different shipments savs8 Our treatment of the General and his Gov- one show the vi lage square at Cor) men put out of w oct in th o samme time instead of & me -_ ae All these causes and others have been | le ompetition is the life of trade and transportation, to different destinations. The shipments are handled eR a. is the outstanding injustice of Pan- nerville and the Hiring Fair in the over 2.000.000 now idle from a year ago? womsert a will be a alleged in the press in connection ' with | if It {8 fair competition. There seems to be some | just like express shipments. Practically the only dif ba : on politics today. The Nation, which same place. A t two takes place in | Secretary Hoover to the National Shoe and Leath: wd sve organe Of | 1921 drownings, especially in the Globe- | point to the trolley contention that this sort of com-| ference is that they are coretbe , : - as fought hard for Mexico through the past the ruined ch:teau of Vallero!, and er Exposition at Boston: “The hard times that ae - of Bi Democrat. They are wrong. Careless- |) tit air , ’ on fast freights {n-| ®i'X months, is madder than hops because we the final act ts set In t} ar knoc ‘ery cott: f Europe. wate and ti ALS vetition is not fair. If jitney transportation is bett stead of 3 ! ‘ = Set in tne garden of the knock at every cottage door came from ness is the real cause. ae iralley : ter OL OD passenger trains. do not recognize the Obregon Government, and restored chateau. No tariffs, no embargoes, 1 navies, no Prepared dessert ao FOURTH ESTATE. | ian trolley transportation the public has a right to St. Louis has advantageous location and unequaled | says the interventionists came within an ace In this great ‘omitee } . ‘ eal ever - Saad. us Seem these invasions. Our mOTLA aan 4 : #% } - vinn 7 : ‘ . Le , . i ; . ‘ 6 seers : | a es What do you think of our Mexi- of the int nly Mi iH euaeae - a wo . the obvious truth in the face of these foregt oe nan . Ma 3 compensation bill providing relief for | NATURE FAKING, | — gavin Do you believe it ought to be dic- | efore ite Senate in opposition to ee eden (trade figures. But how can #' ich a measure of €0- — Pst Zee on E former service men is out of the ey | = : | - i it Is dictated, by Mr. Doheny and other | bill was unconstitutional. It 1s true that ae lghtenment at the administrative end of @ bene 7 Pd but it is good nSwe that the Ameri wi ae: it) o % i capitalists who are UusINg this ountry as i tion Artic le , of the c ants 7 o a ‘ , (,ove? nment hea extended te its legislative end’? $e . . } t * legion plans to continue the campaign | | & catspaw with which to draw chestnuts out | the di ted int t) ‘ Presider ee aT | . ‘ | nac ft | n? . ' ” ein ih eh 1c esident, does say ‘ te designed to bring about enactment of | | Of the fire for them? Or do you believe this | hg | Pay om Cape 2: AMERICAN JHWe. dhs the pending legislation. | policy should be dictated by the interest of ee ee ee eee Henry Morgenthau in World's Work , : , Sentiment among former service men | | us all, that we should be fair to Mexico, and er en Of. Sane a : pte : ithe val I ‘ria | eh nit +) "eo i ar . "» ' . ou " —_ we tw tha ; : ‘ ; ‘a in favor of the adjusted compensation, should not lend our State De ‘partment, our si ’ ees and recommend to thei W* Se ay eee CER ee ae pe ‘ , and wherever the matter has been voted | |} army or our navy, to the questionable purposes consideration such measures as he erty, the financial success, and the social ans » . * pen by the people, as has been the case of those whom we have alwavs had to rectrain shall fudge necessary and expedient ‘ition which we have earned AY Jew in Ameri® n rin wile bi in almost a dozen states, the proposition in the United States”? The dis ippolr nt? tn ertheless, the Standard Dictionary «ave wlo wishes to be a saint of Zio as only to prac , cay typ roman ; | Mr. Hughes by persons who understand that any ‘specifle act or course of procedure | tice the enitit on of his at gifts——there ad = Dots | ; If Germany had won the age how Mexican question is very grea The Nai , ed a & means ti n end” 46 al aeenture. fn 1) “ pets , , f ms a } pump ote | a oente alee 4 long would we have hesitated about pay- says what Mr. Hughes asks Mex! an tn be from which we ma assume that the Consti .- baa wer a 5° > itivate the I P rs aed : ue — ws Ville Cen nater | rewari has ¢ t ct . / ing the indemnity’ enough to provoke a Pan-American un ion amone | tution do not wholly construe that term +t. ; a . say there are If the war had continued aix months th L. ; i li) he “s vi sath enctal . Sse i ) ,ers of } i} mind and ¢ ATuUCct? (fi f ’ longer would [t ot hava c ’ 7 e atin republics for common defense againat | méan a bi which might be before (‘ongresas burriers between } and acl ment Any jet , i . , Os or han ‘ om , ai et ' ¢ L) And achievement. ‘ the amount Res Rem to ‘ani wb a us Dr. Dillon says Gen. Obregon would go } \nywa the service of the President can be in America who yearns for social position haa pir poged adjusted compen: ition. | e down at the hands of his own countr: men the as great in opposition as in approval of things t cultivate hia manners—-there are ho ine Be — | ; RATTLE WILLIAMS | moment he acceded to the bargain proposed | SOPtemplated or proposed, and it is captious- | :ountable discriminations 1 against true 60% y¢ £ ' 7 ae Jy samc cy by Mr. Hughes. What does Mr. Hughes ask? | ness tO say that it isnt firemen Thea re «a of France have found . ; Absentee Police He wants Gen. Obregon to give us a written ey Ee on to be their Zion. The Jews of England have fou . ™ the Editor of the Poet Diepat b pledge that Article 27 of the Mexican Const{- er: Muse Shoals wap so named inv years England to be their Zio: We Jews of Ameri HAD the pleasure ’ : tution, adopted in 1917, and declaring the rrin- | ago by boatmen who had to apply extra strength have found America to be our Zion Therefore. f y i ‘ til ‘ tii VW i ’ 4 ’ 7. | : . ss 4 3 ° ° ° _ lies . : | baseba!l! game Srnd , . 64 ciple of domintum directum, or nationa!] control to negotiate this point tn fhe river where the refuse ts allow mys if? . ) aca lied ay VATS niet. jen : eS met f Rh« : “a . ra bp Cer ‘ of the land, will not be retroactiy ely construed. | wrater broke r ipldly against them in their pull an American Wein America refuse to ac’ we” we ms rhode »U iy] ti (,en. Obregon eFays he has not and will not “Oo upstream Its name in no Way itis ¢ onnected elves apart ina \% pluntar ghet o for the sake h nat r bullies per ig le construe it, but they have a Congress and qa | With the nomenclature of the bivalve mollusk. | Old traditional observances. I have often - Cprtiier all “i fo ars a oo 7 — pr trae: | Supreme Court in Mexico, and it {s not for Gen. | Even Henry Ford would have known this figure of speech—it was brought to my mind by ® PRD] ist uf : eiean across the a 2 lsat Y evers Obregon to SAY how any law will be finally natin | without be he put to the « xpense of hiring . meeting with rugmakers t[n Turkev-—«as folew® — ee pom they could lay their ha d | etrued by those branches of the Government. college gradudte who couldn’t have looked for | The Jew has been content tn most lands, and dows wo [ee : f “ey dl % ar of =e oes hi? * ’ ’ So there you are- with Mr. Hlughes sitting anythin ¢ sa except nr biological] explanation | the AaAzkes., to be th “ ft: ‘ “ hia arpet, the . . . : 1 ts sn 9 ahh saute to, patel - tight behind his whiskers, Mexico withous instead of accepting an ostensible commonplace. |°"4@ Over which every.foot ! stumbled, whet® malt tw ; ene hour. Now, the other day len credit, Wall street rubbing {ts fat palms to VAN ~ | every heel has left {ta {: ing impression 08 thee fe . Lp mie 2 * 1 ™n nrounce , ’ : i : orn ; . id eters 1 = had ATT iT) | AR " ‘ gether in anticipation of the feast, and vou . . . : dieconnected indi, . ial atr ands W hat the ~— ; , : j ~ thy As d q — ty ef eam that | ather ASN und I, whose country is up to thie ab yminable Shakapeare said ‘Cowards le many time should do ts, to become a part of the pattern — in the Tr and * i wot agaresa |! rw ana rore ; thing, doting nothing before theit|ideathe oi os ee ’ “s " | : ‘ % Bare carpet itself: weave himaeelf into the very Warr. ay i? a ¢ b ‘ rm lies Thiers " : a4 ‘ afre iis, hie aii ; aa’ ri eat? and 31 ‘* pens was cated ‘ SOO} itG 2s : ° but once.” If poring {a #0. th t? a and woof of the main fabric of humanity, . “ut en. Pi ” police in the hat! VW he ra Wwere ar. , . *% as ' ™ ’ en 16 people who voy , ‘ ; co-ord- dr the We would have Chicago know that our re l have just ddled ; — i | Kain the str — h wh ich con center and pin Nee @unday when this efu) aft A ave just madd & naval appropriation of , Bethe, aaa 7 pre. 953 estate men are accustomed to the fat of the | $410,000,000 on us must by thie } te] ney | mnted ane orderty relation t min... aX? in a hot ’ teal} Aw ’ 9 2 ’ 7s sf ’ : nave Rik ee hy } : oo. 7 ‘ey they w | keep land. We ought to know {t, since the fat comes | hi ps off the bucket apap 7 RUMAB soctet; rile pe exd /. ollee tn the park and not trw ¢ « WM ty off of us. ‘ . : . : eullar talenta? which fs the fringe are tewed brunes nit ory ne Fe Fasting for U1 pop ‘/ 7 y ? " Are we i 0680. , ind hidden, take on new tue when they Bbricots er — * 1 RoR ryoNsS ri a oy ay oe me | es : * 2ee ; \ san ot We come part of the mat — and they fron shou ss Pittsb: A gi : r I is Counts would have roum bungalow on the ide of a Ps . "1 +} } — , . ' ' . wh : - ; t Wwe " a ‘ lure Sun to he care u not to 1 ns bh «hes. - yer ‘ ; ?: \eir ory a re Tie ing Lf> thie pat a | *sSire< eprt te count) ents 912. for itt splendor and a special lustre, ok & das of powder MOn mised togetin
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WOMEN'S PA ‘ GE __POST- DIS r ATCH Daily Magazine : pads page WOMEN'S | 13 MEN'S PAGE~ J — a _—_— ae ar —— + —_ A f — ; S =o ; : : — ne i¢ PET MII GREY ip xe a | O lakes |. Rie NR eR : : i # M NLL et ™ Ss ee ne a ee ETR PO = | ances = LITAN M eet . : NN VI oh | re ONS alate ES iy Cone ct 1B 0 r ‘ | ial i oh i a ae arr —_—_=—_—_— y 5 phie Tre ne Loeb . ScPen Griscatiadeeateate ; ~ Prop r semis | ae eens nen e Di a N¢ 72% wh et lw Ere = you } woman who is d : _ + : | Wit ae see: ope and mise eahi own-) |g~ cy ENGERS Se | ] e . : ii), writes + 3 .} , asi | : ee vm a | ; i Mt & a ant Wa i eid High : . $. nt * Ss R . 3 ye he has always been t! - ts 4 } ey i aste Lime Getti etty| THE R man who ‘always take pe “ i ef aL : | ing Her! S ( URGESS e * —. _ e aa? / ; : . fl and boasts about +4 al] +] A ; £ i ; ’ é UC ul pu rn B at F se 4 } - ; ts: ; gee. She explains that he has ti wy 6 fin tbs | EDTI a t0 aeewous gambling as tak- " iP M RY | Bere td does i (OS te 9 - 7 ete } : = | lly young w¢ Ize, ef- : f. ; ment is ing that th er- i r Rabbit = ¢ : ymen, that if at a& camo e content ONGLEGS . | gf] not try to ple aman. ef she wis uflage . - ; EGS the } ; i ase t ‘ t h t and ] . ing?! : feron — ‘ y ¥ — he will neve he girl he is dey | , j ; could or S with all her he; n reality “ yr nearet ye ; ) Ps is ge! ; : 7 i # , r do it after \ ioe par that f irt that she father Frog iret > Cran: tis LE Sf The one idea that i ward. ts ease obesity rock. But ther F: row and stil} Peas 8 au total f le ; ' »| 3 : : y. like ¢ 7 t the dis- rog sat a ca -ranelt ; : i ., jp that of marryi all icy My ' Saps her ~ a canke . }? id oy the } » : , 2 +; . It ng a man to refor fi she er real will bowe ON yen * close to the eb big) green I fee . i yim. It can’t be done. aS re + she makes the big ower, and unles rog chorus sng oso and led th 3. : om * ducing right ig effort to st . aruin ) iug- ; i ' oe : cs.” | pe : now “ start re- : 1. chug-t im, chusx . = ‘gf ‘ mJ remeé > a tha arut YY) . i* : | 3 ) HERE is such a thing as break | ‘y cs a 8g a dream as : frock size ‘‘36” if there wasn't « ‘ ‘ ol farum.”’ : J a. , ci. | ms cerned, ar as rer in a! snt such a thing | . i ing & man of eome TY | ' ’ I ‘ = Sh: 3 con- ; . ail the i . ‘ , a Prem nas cial - ; by unor thing n a stout pose CGrar reat World ; : ertwo y persistent e as a woman's bd andfat} er “ . ] eu) : : fort. vor n “ k . man continues But when. ati 1 mention die 4, rind. as soon as singing rog thought } . io . : “ . ti - as { ld . . suspect . - : : gs he pleases selfishly to do just ént ction she immedis is a means of sel ‘matiad t (1 i im ee at and disrega . end givi iately thi i. : Rabbit a5 bat fot t ' “= 7 : : wishes of his fiancee } ards all the she mus ns her a long li nks you mie a} sitting on the t : o Pet : : : 3 ) ig to be any better tan never K0-| exist « not eat, halespee ye ey ted Pg sah shouting in tl “8 he wa . bi a in . mm a ‘ s > . aia Mitre we baa és. 7 ' ; $ ‘ 1e now | at oroughly dislik egetables : ir shouting hether sing ft ~ oo, w in) Aegis “a real success of = dislikes. But . ‘ was Grandf mys he was @njost " 4 | tia ; If a man really want ; A , po. ; duction requir aiel as a mei ; 16 Deter shone ler Prog >! its a , res uire : ins of r ke j , julres — et ; LS vill go a a jong way towa ' 4 rl, he ms / p35 ‘ey, : edge of th an intellig it? re father F ‘t t he ping that : - make himself w rd trying to, a “ >”, JR . 1" | , 4 -~ . ; ‘Ss ‘ yy ‘ ‘ os ¢ i« ‘rary . : ; : : * he deserves to lone ees this effort Pitt BN oh Y Fa Br) yf r ) 7 es : fe? If Si foods. nutritive i an : im slop if was on} . } it w) , : t : ‘ er ane : ‘sé > oe Pe Le erg y we ¢ wil . and then mere! wy for a minute ; $e ie vecter make up her! ea girl ‘; pg: ees fhe Re EB 2 | ognize the n could all learn to c iN } er Frogs gael listen ito th ——e raat | I © . S e ed ; . ' > , = __ - . ' ° ail é mest 9 rif »? K not for her. d that he | poe 4 . ») 8 ‘stepped over aie nt when we “a 7 | Not o1 Ps tround the Sipilin » rf j are Ay 7 ver 1e ? ay " em GF | vy estiiaail x ae oes particular case this 1 | figs daze ee } normal ie ogy boundary line wena leep voter - m had su¢th a ¢g . i ing with a : ‘ . nan is AS ve ¥ pat | nto th ‘ ‘ 9m -_ ne rin Ch i : i rant ; } tak hi . girl S love. H » ‘ , ty ; : of obesity. ~ e treacherous as Ver) proud ‘ ilfather Frog i¢ : ing iS customar , ; is ~*" : LWoO hu ‘ Since the 2 - eould : of Trimt wve - | 4 srmits him to d y chance. If she B eart! nan beings on th Pah eo : } dnt help thinking “Y daw | : hi - ue qty *% arth alike e face lave bee iinking that tt Where is little hap it, she is gor 3? the like, there ca ice Of the h: been better : Aah WoU ae: F ; i jappiness for he 1¢. . . ; ‘ lat l ean give ; an be no set wrt mInive bee en lous . much hetter i i e must travel a straigh ye 4 -§ you have a ] you. Of cours ot one oo more watchf proud of his v« ie : : ose who Bice « ere a ~ i np ae et We rat aoa ‘ _ rey ¢ . he at is a : at ? ; gi , * ey - The 7” tat : vy } : e : er aya an: dhaeee all th re | rat dea Gbeocmnar a as OS eae — a Mninin: Ohikd bs he reditary. I ) aa “= i BS ee 1 of any more besa would be } . . s : ‘ - a game—th ‘ ’ eir ; “~*? 2 is,9 ~ knew a man whose f ' Tan Ee eae weet ts tage Ser Svicttwoet wetelae Te : Ras you from your f y handed down to aS we Sr none sane ) sf would not only } arp bil Then } | : : qt called him “the t ” amily ] ot phate \ iver inte oo Mira x a RD IMAGER “se i eg x Y ae | often been ake orefathers. It he Redu aan ios a —_ ea pms eansen oe ner, bint he os Inve | at good , ; i ‘ : Nothing he orn gambler.” | ae % Ine geet ys oe atieai 6 neeoanie He pee ah ‘vat | Vate a tast ap ees that we must ec oy cing Menu 78 Ban soca | Brudge. Y ould shettle ; ye .o > hing had any : a faeries See UN fraser res StL Sry: i we rintncam be ede a Every © tone for onve st culti- BREAKF ' rH ~— | ou see, for an © Fi . attra . ~ >» Se © a“ see a ? ~« l\ lives b th ARK e 1) } Ti , % é press if We . ction for him ; ‘ cae “ fet he f : Le Ngee: sikitee ans Net caps aie “Phe “pe , é ail % P like them « ° efore we real 4 small a I AST. [ SEW] FE’S : ad been trv ir : th: ee years | ? ? ; ; a . as a hazard . id “! s ata eee in of a ARs Lea s “ eoerciaqewtawans spain oc ie ae ye RRS a tT many , and this j , dish of slice . . ther F ying to catch ' in : Lk & Anythin of some Ki eres fangs tomo oR ate hts oe wt a: aa Se y other f is true One s sliced pr SC} Pog, 2 ch Gr : Wining that looked os ne kind. nme ne FOR, oe On aan, psoh—pgpntpurgin arte yere yh i i a. me | Te . +) into th oods Tor ofte of } € scrambled egg ! aches. . tAPBOOK fat} ie '¥ nnd for three + ani’: : F : . JF r d str: ; é aia . * oe, — a “- ¢, ‘ . > " , ) ade . . » y ie ‘ m ©’ Vai = “ : ~ I R R honest and required pe ai aight and - ia “ ott = ver” _— cow. OT mage, Be et . . .* & ey ™, bi foods ry habit of repeatil y ~ we get 1 ‘ minced ham >» with a“ lit- ) him sit had Py en ; irs (,rian) ; : : f | neret srsiste — Ee PH, eam % 7 . ; . av &£ . Patines le SAM " . / saree » ; Or) BOTTLE : ; oO R 0 f op was never a Tae —— “Oh Dear! How s - ee ee he yh thought oa see day without pI tears — LUNCHEON HEN servin p had tmnan “4 over, Grandfathe mye onde, | }: _ | bis busine ng to ‘ —-~- cant iT > is ~ © Sl > J -, : , | Ss 1eir effe ; ee 1g a © ¢ sh P f 4 awe wes . K can , ‘Al rans ety *? ree Z : : » 3 ss he ‘Ne I / Me el d _ ae. Is parti ’ ect upon , , f fresh — vaterme] telou iunting imes & ' : - : j Was OG that } chose alw —-——_—_ a these ‘ . * — ‘ : a( ularly t} us. This One an y* as. or) a pe or j ik of Lon af pote | +} ; . ; > = a oeagiaeag 1ad to ays | —— 00 » wife w : 1e fault o . 1all bak cracke , v not ing to a iglegse by zg oat ; 3 beg N I ( ) N Males and about wh be put on the. ust . P f children are, yy “ge _ hen she plans — the house- no butter. ed potato with pulp, as th d ice directly ; put A a all the other Fr giving warn ia : | | H : r ‘| we i i y P . sf 4 . , ‘ is ; . ‘ ‘ ont row f oo easton tle certainty 1ich there was | wy fee. RAN a i 10peful sign that | meals. It (;las«s of butt flavor. Iti is is detrimental n “the lee at alls Grandi —~ : ig i : ed to re i nena’ ¢ ° ——— : tion are maki we as a na- Bra ermilk. cold s best to serve tl to the ittered Peter ndfather Frog?’ ;e eae | m produ - man ’ A . ae m aKINE yy la I gcn ( fr erve : er to 4 rog ' ¥ nent by the leadi ce without Bp heishis was either up i ar Bun i ; jat ' ; ; 4 : ' erchandi One dav ‘ » low ca ; ; rottle 5 rnal fc : esa rive vou ot weathe ’ ; ‘ © think . but I es . 2 ‘em 4 is a) ; . +} 7 r s} c and i bar cS ‘ Tr a " 9 4 » rn u a I ‘“_ . } r w ' of . : Cat _ is se exports dur He = he took his las drive int 1Ot oUt of t} ~ oe ks that rose j olley of barks pearance, by nore youthful ‘ a) « — ithout Old bow Srhitlin ’ : ! ro .s 24 = 0 ecHned odds wer . x train a gt 1e rain = oO Ff parborou r} ‘tevigan , . ashing nei Ing Mar . o your ffici S going to change : : ays milk . YY. nighte | ‘ ler rae [fa . Be | ear befor $1,591,- re against nd thea was comi Bn [t’s thi neither Margare| | deere: etliciency FF | a bit bef , is apt to “°°? | can hear ™ ‘ae fet t re. Imp : his life st him. So nd the speed: yming hard now Willi lat dan : ) the skill ce a ee y. Efficiency BAVAR It may ore it c O voice of ar that great hh = } orts d ile on the gi " he los 8] eedster we . ‘ now Villiam amn ken } , ; £ive . . nor the aQ our Rebate mu know 1c) 4 [AN 7 - 5 be re an he . dear his w reni j aa F @ total | eclined le game of st over t was splast am said ; nel of his,”’ Mare: ve cont proport , in the : *-REAM b ndered fi used ar Old Bri ay over ‘ re | . OS was $23 The wise w 0 chance he hood a : " 1ing muda d¢ oe ‘ | ° ‘Hie’ = 118, sk . 3 aret the ; itrol To, m lev? the @ — it exact . i Vv Stirrin t for us F : ‘ ° tsriar- “YT. . a fe t} z 7 Fi ; ‘ | . > : : we “sé ‘ nd - gs. Ss raisi ‘ : , * At te} true n \ X¢ esesive f: ; 4 in a li 18¢ ABs » don't pratt h ee ; - Fe : : lin a .163,626 000 a life oman will 4 } Ther >’ into thei be ng police . : 1 in the - pic ture ou may at iner a4 ttle b k ain . % you t . fupnid’ ~ ; year is ; e Mis partn . never m i es a ma : = r faces. pea ¢ fic ( asuuln a cae 4 Toi. . not reali: . : eases, AS a ing soda. le, : urn arout , Wh ‘ i 1 _ ) ‘ : é ? a. . 3 907. It is gr at ever amounted Mother Sart} ri to hold fast “ss I know it,”’ “ene warned her “If aisie Blaze are loose,” | fir: i misadventure 5 tultousness ther with the exer : on a little fur- one ‘halt cup of cold we dg ten needle satuiedn ever always holds Rte was addressed 7: : | : ‘ eate “4 1 db , : 0 | “We’ Maisi ‘ | any of rinly the ure, anid t ““Siand 1 ‘rceises a Ips mil er, tv i her ) ‘ , | Frog, | , sed to Gri -_ Orts and | r than the ay ff ut who w | ell stick e answer } y of them w | le trivi: » sugges ind you and the die ilk, yolks , two onions ips whil rut Péter randfat! ce mport a pata tange ants to go _ to the swered, > “ere,” Sai 1 were, we W busines iality of t} REST : r body nimt diet, one cup 8 : s of three and she le peelin breatl er said it aoe oe } uch a kk as for the f tome’ gent and h ' road.” : middle of ” said Willi , we wouldn't | PSS. PF the whole); sur systen nblhing up : sugar, one pi eges, the tea maintain a! ath, 80 f under ae = loss we our hething th ang on the tr liars = M:; 1Oie L ees ae 1 gettin y : and crean pint wi i rs ine he s it ke > Fr : course : hi a 7 f th re appl 5 that is | 2 | HEY grimly, _ Margaret purities ; g rid of its im-| 1, One teas lipped St eck al eps og didn’ se, Gran : ‘ce e ’ plied ' aoe uncer | ut she ‘di ‘ stole : ve ets min ies and exc its _ | pels aspoo! r. nartin id pre nt ’ randfat rs ar it w 0 in awhile a ea chanc so as they pass v0 A = 1 the chauf arage, acts, ins 1e more ” ain) f moved into j : Make a ag ive 8: " a mere onglews | Ours Y in t O00 000 ; ecording B Whe . ( elibers { AaA- i “Look m oO vark lik rf ogs Cor t Se 2 argaret L ¢ sienifica --4 , a9 ww ) i ’ posse ge i¢ "orig wher water ins é Lila «lr aw } ‘ if ‘eter es + 28 é decli ut foreve ate. But h | ’ out,” Willi liam ; ike mad itin- | at whi would anti on, mixture t latin and led 1 sprinkli stead of , © Wit ! lis head : res for o ine In th r delight e | It w illiam cri am and Maisi ad things ne ES lich tl note the she wo , , hickens 1en the clot} ng. yo t stroke back f an os ne vear . ee coun. fiaks ts g in ch was too li ~ 4 ed. i .* * alsle cr . W i. i B - 1ey h: d : hour vidn ft let : T i}] ane . ad | erean 0 1¢8 eaasl| u will fir | th that j e or th a cee ¢ year is evide . i great ris oosin ate. pair of i ept forw: . sronso! eee al awnkene apeak: him. 1 . t lurn i ani and va- Ste er toir nq/the mext s ie would t: 2. . Republican m Vidently not @ ‘owen risk himself. * The car slowed the of burglars. They ward like a | 80¢ 1, the hour at wi menec: Mr. peak; there was noth! fe couldn't |in hot wi into mold, first di am penetrates and on because tne! that | step. He knev ‘ake wit 7 fs : a bigger jority of Co man lik nt take a chanc ‘slowing | down sickent chauffeur’ y had reached | to bed. Which he hi “I'm going ling to say ‘ew ater, and cut ¢ pped | Miore even! d the clothes long neck ae fust Dv @ «8 — Ker showing of th canal n ilke that. ance with a ow y in the mud, and i ningly, suddenly b] s door when the . ed | would insist Above all, Ma ad ough moM ing away from Sp: +} with knife turn. ot around edge y dampened. aire « flash in G would sehaoet aut ! = 3% iow Tt e nd , | e're stuck.” : d stopped ” . azed wi ' > nig St on the ‘garet ; Margaret s: Sparbore serve ord y ut on : » srandf: he - ‘eg i tariff > ving to jam through Cops right. 1921 William stuck,’ said Maisie ae : Hands up,” snag light. ght | | | been alone with te fact that he had! tween sobs. “‘! x said distinetly be crea with whipped creat dish and If vegetables + ays i. shows twe ather Frog did) | bh : eat ah Ys “a . $ oe e the ’ Si ¢ ee V4 > c | as ag ‘on’ Ses : ° 77 4 " ; ° eo ft Ser ; : .« he avow+ _ ver known to the * cSt taco were — down to see ee . them. iid a voice behind tne he make . Blaze. How ltown with that on't live in the same gue made from egg all or me-, boiling water wm pe Nana te cool : e too late seconds it wou | i ‘ F a an pur _ z AN. Qne “9 ey Willi gd | rea lv ‘ or se : iat world é a i 2 | Seen) Laem ©. tiv ie avor . ! “Ch bhua sity & : c} ar pose o a an rear : illiam ; y had e thi sides, : an, and a ntcienennniieaalian ve pr 04 ivor a! ug-arun 4a 8 4 3 further down as f smash- T\ Q) RECIPES E R raga itself to the hub Pi A el had faced nohte and Maisie turned that epriaatigte ss to do Ses eee ON, ne reputation is Bers Pepi: ——- —-——— | properties are sate By id nutri. &rum,” oo dae chug-arw R bie : . & intellige s possible : 4 ¢ ie lower si n the > voice. Br da ing Ww it? Or. Nonsense,’” sal sie ad.” an oe - . -_— iy » CnUuE ; ror & . seabeaigion ts : F nT = er side of tl mud. ing i . Bronsc and the 1 ith Maisi = TS “said Will odd note f . Chug” andfat) . | 8 of , he eff enough by th : RL | lL) by : resting i le engine in wa secec SOn WaS sti nerest ch coat e Blaze was) K-e-everyvbe lam. “ rogn Maisie Bl If ther . lle ‘ass Pro k : ect upor ' And 6,06 ruit for ‘ will serve | “ renee Why, it’ : wered | le wishe | know, Br everybodys : ed man—an ; ike make . before servi I und wit! humped 73 : the sa ’ 00,000 dessert : ; I think 7h ’ y, its Hiurlt us gui BR) ed he e¢ ‘ frronson jh did out of tr , ivthing to k es a delici Serving ‘ ik cil fits tii ; , me ti warm during we'd be Blaizie,” ut 1. | Staze ould con of it iad madeas trouble. I di ee) si cious additi ye Very loud t is tiighet | = c.f ’ idle fr me instead m weathe g the’ Br , etter wak nie,"’-he si and Maisi . He wi onsult M: it and ea stor) ‘ , did some salad additio pel thivgrnay It was =. I th 1ér. : onso ‘ ake : ' sal HU ai Mais sl wante Maisie 33 } tole , ¥y out purpease aie me o n thy ‘4 j , — 4 Oo the Natio * year ago! ai bee OF a oy will eliminate to pull = chauffeur and a hee 1 be down d. “Wait a minute cad 1: sig Half nek to talk to Maisi liam met the * it everywhere. Wil-j °°" 4 se, Bill. But im — rin ° the | © fe be. it had a Peter had mea . 79) Wl ‘ mal Sh ert : or b is out.”’ Maisie ; lm “Now ‘ teand/ that w » fun of: ity Sl€! ene story, or §s , _ sorry Bec: . mm Ba i reg ;' | startiogd ¢5) -- fa st Soston: oe andl and wil aking “ ’ » aisle Si NOW We i was of a thin nce to it : r some re rill ; ecause [. if ) #0 that irandfatl re } e » n° or} yeath- Ciges’ 1 be a ki da a Let XR tr a . aid si e are in f war Mn talki ; lng like . it, ever vt re fer- sill. I like ’ liked veo? eht 5 ‘ it had ii , } Pz 4 .. ttage 1e hard ti lve org ndness to the. ‘stat y the chains.”’ sie Blaze or it,’ sai , Ward. Ry cing it over head ot vtime he poked nas ced you awfully ¢ you, M-arut 3 , tlahort ¢1 | ee! ve a , door ca mes that fami} ans of t} 8 | It s an ‘ . ne. v: P Sa a Malti- | } . it he Cc , L ‘ after- it of the } COC his . d you 1 " si a nd T wa ¢ (*} . } j rigehyt oi " ; i 3 me f iY m 1e diners. awfully di Willis |half. unles ouldn’t : He e 1oOuse., »>Jike me. Mais ee ani- nip ed had dived } ‘ : : ri. & argoes rom Furo ay tire The | am | d irty job.”’ liam m nless he have e wished bie ae ie, Nlaisie p Be of " 1 head) icDadlew get . - Ss, no navi a pe, Pata an of it in i | mH game ’ OD. kne " } ade no ¢ Wil , e met Mii a that RB ‘ he could te VW jillian : c Mn ( rea \ ithe ‘ bore e iraft. " . : ag § 18 fron es, no armies d the ts naturi al ; TT? ’ aid W illic W if I OoOmment ] liam arriv SLAlSle by ec] ; laze. Bu alk to \iaisi : alit read the I 4 - m perl ‘ er , » Giie w +e : : ; t ym these 1! prepare appetite 1e mud § 1m wl nade ii . Hejn arrived j lance. | ¢j t he co Maisie it and t iote and re-r had f looking 1 . aa . fone | , ‘ sin Yr r seeme : ether ttle »}; next morni at the stati time uldn’t. Ti hen he a -read ouR righten ck tr me ¢g ee. 8 prospe ; nvasions 2) : d dessert may ¢ rave W illis € d botto1 r Mar re diffe 10rmning fiv statior i he saw he firs it put if iv hi R tal ] itened ‘ f w i ; a ; % “ rity of y ur monally S, 80 she » am knocked nless, but not j argaret Was rence ope g& five mil 1 the Ww her vel] i rst pocket lle » his inmer ves Nea poons when } ryidi Hie ore > ’ » ; : jercial our neitghb make will occa- RB . a board en if she w Ss at ho , ned his lutes early waiting at vellaw speedster f e carried i est tables is of butter: nhe was lear ‘'eo3 | £E skill.” ghbors Peara a cha . ronson's f =e oft as- gol moc or/|s 8s mor! y. He at the stati ster Was it there spoon of f r: ane’ alw ) ' 7 ; ne ff sos : nce nge in s fence t ~— the | anvway ng to he: stood waiti ling pape But station he hesi quite w until it 7 lour: , iways tl g th . " : n truth 4 on th . its ap- | j and 0 rest th . way . lear P } Waltin - aper A he did ‘ esitated orn out , ‘ milk tw wo «et if afeet : hae thie : ; * i ; of t? ® table. got the w i@ jack or Bre about | he di g on the , as he } n't dare sto ated. Hurlbut, w , did Will o beate ips of | for | . thing ¢ et a. / . in t} 16 matter. I Ww stanc wheel up 1 | ronson did not r ie platfo 1er. He hurri stop and tal . who had |} am bound of nh gs: im Hes « 0 do. Safer i eee ne fac t is v atern stand i p. He his becko t read rm. Bi lurried pas a alk to’ immensely een one ;, chippe >; one-hi beott own in th Na fs a ow can és a of these foreign- try! atermelon is oo mud ssi “ty to his knees wp the kitchen door ned to them from or are that one mu os was ci apa | a lift of his hat. past with a nod and | i ww “ respectable ens Bie? the a the a Ph beef. : ml ” om of the Sn mtd att i 7 : 7 . ich a . 4 t. R In the flour... inquire } a Genk gates ariel it ye eit ai ended to it ive end of the this eS now feel ot day when “Don't ve did it. , > Lord, but you’ re you two up! yned his name him had men a a ater he received gh. ' “ hb hue to rub smooth 1@ milk Cda- Mine later what the fety firet an eet ; ? } 1} « . ; . : » | cory" ° th ot es ies tn ON TY . 1; 2 “4 ‘ . ot ot hie yi? , " 1 ; ponds s legislative end? ay prove a ad m> like eating Uf ona “Sm > anak we could run | “ A gy have ve age Sight, bee Lele : here’s Htrlbut.” ¢ . oO (THE END) ete add the anal and when wel! pyright, 1071, t er is Jie@ é | E RICAN 3 f ite, and nulation t aie ard?” Maisi in| Weres you been doing?’ +) » one eee ileces, C cut J * . by T. W. Bus | s ~ — ia if s oO the W illiz HISle ask , d t stuck : Ong per of the Ee EE ook fo 1} are " = it ges . >= JEWS. 6 i Mai erved i am got ‘ ed. Cy ai im the . , wat m —-- ——— - the r five all \ ’ t ge = y vy be na ten P : another xplained wi : mud.’ Wi Ixtraordi eggs ir minutes > Nhen 3 : ; : in World’ On pg eaten ipting after two Bs ! board with digni ; illian ordina ry’ ¢c ' 1 the serv fut i a Janpane . co F : 8 Ww ork ie he with aA . ‘ tries t! sv 4 but Bae 4 t» wake : e were a another ore serv Ow) a2, id times : i man mar . erica e hats ay tak . eo ae } time t} a that U . ‘ up your @ £0- W r Fré Ve earned social po- 7 s or a i om, squares ginning to ti gain. It isn't ) laugh CAsSsaryv ouder tone . mat er , . ’ Wore .tty ; rireyve? ft. : 3 ia : ra : eu. Any hangs nh} pref . ; ’ dia- | plastered w re and he a | : 5 funnv , ; talk ety that in = SS) than rACK - merrr LINE ane ot r fore > 2 5 : gaint of Zi dodo America Sprit these in erred shape. Ar-| ‘finally gx ith mud to the eyes. was posed Maisie Bl: to us, Bob,” inter- ne for his e: i" ed they were Rv JOHN ; wi ne of the count ther man. In Te Fe 3 ; : of hi on has only to prac Co akie sugar a glass dish and “PUP a es a chain on. The — “Im sorry,” “a | Regular old 1 ag : : BILLA Khe . omen still black y. districts th: tii —_s- iis spirit 7 Fr ton » over e wheel. » motor | “im : "* ronso a ii third. me d mud turtle.” sai ; lacken their teeth. oa @ ® . n. Any Je ag eel there is tefric, st with ne Pat - layer. ‘ing from the re: Heaton am tried push ae * he fully sorry mein apologized “ye ee mber of the ehh ' said the ‘ NTERESTI VF BURIED TREA SURE , eeth ; : ? j Zt " nN rT! - . . Lor ; , . An? ) . ss ) « . rut st . , = ime -- i qo yo : me ® &: i¢ ) : . muT. . = * re excitl . a B ; : : 7 ard has only ‘ ‘, erica who until ready to I ut in } — il] the w heel iy ou q ' it is’ It s near! ee u know rronso ft etter.” a ey all } ‘ aced ¢ ; ineage, an anized an expeditior Ss romance, ~~ 4 n. . if : . Ire: ‘ aled “ j the it - ‘ A of Wak 1 OW ak . I 1] surst hem out ‘ and he kn - on. Bi +s : 3. . e a to We Jews of America ip ® peac 1, Cut large dds was ronsons’ chauffeu SKING and, at tl ed up the ch Margaret \ into loud guff of the map than ! cnew of a way of gel at chevenson) was of. elf be our Zion Th , r “| be pir ne Ma ‘ hes ete gre fruit. was no reason to ‘ ; 8 Chere Willia ie earnest solic it auffeur |. dinner t]} vas strange ly ' aw =. center. an ne ever could h bd ' ting far more oredin me own : i ’ to he : : ere ore me Phy “O}le . ° nto % ‘ predicy uf vertise ait, ret ° atior : lat nig) ense ~* _ Ave aug fr 9 ‘ assure . : CA ’ Pre Cooke ; sina! jlicament. : their ah urne } oO she : rat. W ; “at Stevens ; rom t ante in Ameri ee r Fionist. T am 3 ty d liuts ba as aso put l : would +) , And the Stance z The chanffeur d himself to _ . he Knew. Rut . _ ‘am kn ew t} ~ _— tevenson 8s was Deals led he ] land in its i x Oluntary ca refuse to aet our to. Serve th. ad maraschino cl 9 Williar link it Was a good sons he got out a bi was irritable R : .; the subject. .He - oq not broach tf by hard work he peat q treasure, {00 and ne Pa v oniv , ¥ é . erva ghetto for the sak of 4 red with reughly chi! MOT | at am didn't want t storv, | Speedster ig ear and dra tut) Much she kn idn't. know :' efforts the treasur lug it out, and whe iot exgvy to come by : ‘ tor the ree Pt 4 ' nees. I have oft | ith whipped | iilled and ory: o be-a good it ster out of the mud Ege the | pepe: now The e was not only his, t en success-had cr ace rds selected ai af _ was br en ueed & : cream sen * : was 6 o'c! mud, "TER j ere is doubtl niy his, but ail +} , owned his . } An 1 eee ou q : S S1X ne sh Oo clock I . Fast . leas rue aii tne W le : : “A . ‘ we -—_ - ¢ makers in ™ to my mind by @ 3 ——— a rather oe mile a.’ Maisie said. “I’ | the mud out ey ‘ when William ¢ Pohesepteng Margaret took } at . fi Indies, and gold un ich buried treasure me aul 1's, | }] de ha er the Viet F ‘ : : | ontent in m urkey—as follows: 3 FRUIT } Well ep in the car.” . “y’a (in, and he had t us hair and aaa from pa She (dragged aad Pei gaa | inder the mountains | n the islands of the now or when 5 trol : 7 * ent in me : , ; “pti? “ih, ad to g 1€ rom the ] cs irt s in many age , ¢ 334° fringe of fins lands, and dowe T ISCULT see what ‘oon William, “I'll go a cabee e bu 0 thi get up at 7:30 se ane Aake ts ot hin 7 ve But questing for il nany parts of the lhe balanee 3 talbvien + “iii : " ea Ci . = Cé ‘? on nN ; =" tiie " a on vane } ; It ¥ ,a f n . — iL i8 & 1% 4% _ x r 4 : : : Ver ¥ foot ae arpet, the loose } Wo cups t) “Tl ro ae ao. a liam never missed | f fix Lae hv Q Ww ‘1 looke al at if , A : bye shirt Ww * ign ai spe ned alf the thy - : : ' ivs uncertain sus nil not pe - you need ) 7. ¥ ‘ - t its injuring Roce where making pe ‘our, four teas} _ Biaze th you,” said Mais! an the ork ! afer at the off! = ished that t now William was; 2 i out you and within oe seeking for the buried uly profitiess mont} ped until next d at . idua!] mpression ¢ ‘he fa /? , wder. 00ns es . “ ¢ Sic time — is \ tiliay 6 sf eS. mu »} aes Mr1e ehirt — AaS(tiTi- ce rtainty P } . a ou, “Me Ste ens 4 . n tre asu re l, w 1° ‘ ; i : z ia / al strands, die : two t: one te You stay ' ne to put his m snatc) uch mud; it rt could carry y about the result neon did, and that lies } n payments a e ecome w hat the Jew - 4 "Y Mil} ab le Spo aspoon ony “ ay there "? _ his over us dinner co) ' red Ww as) ¢ iit looked ‘ irrs £0 you find tyr : Suit, at aq far mn a there is fa arely rhe : nes, 7 ; +3 7 be . a part of _ \ ‘Am. One « ons butte can do it.” : said Willis ercoat and lothes and‘ ied it in m as if vou h f ,. for you can shi nore value t r less un- . ! iticeable : a9 - > & : eave’ the pattern of ia Mix and UD stew r, one a lin ° Am shoes in: his hat te ‘and , nud and t e iad or yourse] . snare it with th; » the treast he rir P wil! if a E. main peenes into the very warp ~- In th d sift the dy ed fruit. 4 ut I don’t want t hee er suitcase Kite the og his’ mu sega mud at bbe mn stood off Ther if ae ae had when you aay world and have as B eb gon in a Here is the gen ; of ‘ J abdric of ] ur e but VY ingre j nione in t? . »> Stay here all Sil! good NOoOuURHt *} wo —_ would = qt oi fo seca ' e are ew oe " meV" ‘vwenle cd its iuc left it let 44 pe, . . whic) humanity, 43 ‘pe ter and dients, re dark wh here all. dro l, but he ae) Mi: stick, | how of treasur people who cann its hiding pl: rola off 4 ees ich comes f and Get: on af! id add tl! up to the Hr tile you go w p them at tl he Intended Margaret } asure by digging. ° 1o cannot find at l place. eXtre ered on ‘¢ §- relatio rem a co-ordl- ag floured le milk - ronsons,”’ way tothe s t the cleaner to, looked t held that without d ging. There is n at least some si emely cony a9 ig | ba mito th - ‘wt i: d board All om ' 1@ gtatio . son hi Ked at Win ihe ehire it digging « nobody w) } small et . ‘onvenle 7 ‘g ‘ ) His e other et the a Cire dandr right Ww n; they w is WAS mh iam ft up and ) y who can f i more nt term a4 a : . pec ti lf r ® rands of - f Cent leR, pis OF il took } : \ Hliiam «: ot things . ere not t? MN blllan ’ P If it lies . ind real tr § § n mi vdered « ] In much ins ‘ wit) iliilarm rgaret.. No.” tut @or , y not be a ale Gah) r oak at 675 | *? may ft S ts ; . xe ug: that 1 nsistence Out too! ‘ mo} le WO newhere there genius or e ' in Maho 7 O.08 y¥ be had maa a d together gar and by a ~~ <i enemas the,air Ww , he got home ce on the hour w : Don't ‘ ; , another atte pe patient digging, there is a treasure that trait iewtir person ar ¢ be maegeny oak or Wain Model 19 is a 1 in either p . i ek ark. | — oe" : cote ; en shrille nensiniw: fay ia — BOE persistent ef mat JOU can alent, othe in elther oak nut for $125.00 neat cabinet | #5 lhLaned against eac nstinetively the " But when he was f whe % Margaret neigh thing more that it effort and by 3 make your own b tal oF Se ies and — or wainut af ),, and 1 r ots " . eit h other The ’ Marecnret “ i i * Ace %«. fa; - * W Hiliarm . . aig ha rd at A t bse } rs | riere err ature . a“ genutne desire ma y sheer aunt trie mot: gs “ “ - “i 5 ae oe yf ' | . g mal ¢ ee ‘ «17 or ~~ ivi? cs . ! ea? } : é ° rie treasure ae + <4 cr o ' ftir , P _ ; — . . ’ “Tr ¢ f. -* , We gan tv consid sage evening nips sides Tein) arins aro ‘Waste fime —e wil be wours ircurnstances Ty “o Libera! thy Ft x With the ‘eeeet t + : an =. mas ‘2 a Sider the & : © wree] piess, he rop to his )) ime and energy seel Aaa Na gk and llowance « view of : i take ' ) aee Pvssi eT ‘8 ive Ril)} nas bu | a ‘ ee KT ¢ mm User . is f ; . ' : : : it mn YT , ™ ri j r R ig - i : " $ » * . sails of ‘ he h ’ verse d the ’ and you will fir for treasu pronog rap? = | ° Ww ines? » ’ oe = couldn t put i‘ wrought i gotten outcast « ha nish as moat ire that someo th takes . , F 4 i “ah his vane ; Ilo TN sore de aay} , ‘ t erasure } ne ese aie “*% a) ‘ te : * arms around 1 late and lonely sh junters do, a for e vi i bd ici e (Cop T . bal ore. iy _ uu oO ¢3 : yright, 98D) on ph Wurlitzer C nu Olive St., Bet 1tZer it oe ’ ween 10th x é : ‘ and 11th Sts. | AG ; “4
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TY 1 GUY FoR 100 KopCccs.— AIN'T THAT AWE UL? 1°) ° 6 E THING s fi HH a 47° THAT'S EQUAL TO ONE ene Baa l a aie WORK: we CENT IN REAL Money: / WELL, (T WAS MeN Se eyr Bit BETTER THAN Ferow MEN Eos : f Ss KILLING HIM LIKE THAT, MUTT. i | a FoR NeTHING: | THAT'S AN AWFUL | a “en, = ACCUSATION if a Ne eet => ii ig THE OWL. . The thrush and the robin say: “How-de-yah-do?” || If they happen to meet on a limb; || ie The cat-bird gives voice to a sociable, “Mew!” : ae When the wren chirps, “Good Morning!” to him. a3 But when all their chatter grows suddenly still pee 4 When the blue-birds don't utter a sound, : Pp S And every one’s dreadfully distant and chill Tokio aper Jj 1, = You know that the owl is around. : For none of them ever say a kind word ment Will Be To a creature they know for a bad little bird memes WT or RO Pte . Sovercignt ; Hy NG ) i= He lives all alone in a hole in an oak | ORE UCU Ake : “— And sits there the weary day through, | ament Meetin; | x Looking out now and then from his window to croak | y eke hn ee 2 Te i= A low little, slow little, “Whoo.” | 7 Mite Ooo” 4 if But when it is dark, and the birds are at rest, | ee pT... S : ; . — om ee : HUGHES HAS = He can sec, just as if it was day, | = oe j ee ; ct ; ~ : | ‘ And flutters about till he finds a nice nest | os “ - —— TALK WI IH he : And he steals the small nestlings away. (D————— ee ————————SSSS=I —= = —————S ; een 18 ean crn a eam | : = He steals them and eats them, the bad little thing, eee | Then he hurries away, on a loud whirring wing. S’MATTER, POP ?_ POP FIXES OLD TIMER FOR THE HOT WEATH EKR—By Cc. M. PAYNE (Copyright, 1991) Diplomatic Circl Mr. K , he sits I : , ) But old Mr. Kingbird, he sits on a bough Y ; ington Regard He SILVERWARE present her cases Te With a terrible frown on his face, > ~ ae r — ZOE J = = And the owl finds himsclf in a pretty bad row HRA! IN. AS oP! ] : » If he happens to go to his place; COME POP ONE! Two! DON'T HORT pe cipe wat CAN titude as Prom a ‘ For the kingbird is swift, and the kingbird 1s strong; — -—— HyM! Te ETHER ie t Pr = | | He is little, but brave is his heart, : 6 FART IT IN) THA imit on Og ‘ and he watches and waits, till the owl comes along CENTER ,OR CoM cs > Then he tweaks him and tears him apart, TT & While in from the darkness the other birds flit | POM FAPOUR! A) 7 a. And none of them ever is sorry, one bit! | rOKIO. J ; } s a nite ae ee | (“at t! ‘i : er . | says today, } ‘if ¥ : in ! | i; ' ’ \' ‘ | i discus x | ; / | elgn rig: ; ts ; not to : van Row = questi vh E cided by the Ta | x Copyright, 19°71. by the Bell Syndicate, Inc. Ad eau 5 q —— -~ -— = itiemenaaainaaanoene omen nent ems ree a al. the peat : 7. | Ba 4 “ , r . + ister ay uy THA T' R DAY! IN DS M Ie -e By J AC K ( OLLIN Ss hin 1 a cording | : ' verona . BY GOLLIES, THAT newapaper that, | of Shantun ari 4 REMINDS ME,—- THE = Brera ee i WIFE PROMISED among th ae ME WE WOULD (Copyright, M21) at chee eee + HAVE SOME STEW Pe ane a . Sips — Viscount Kato’ bi FOR SUPPER-"!! ON) THE ETH HOLE MY DRIVE ousttt to) a Sey ORIN FOOLISH QUESTIONS-NO. 6,215 In aa intervie i, TAKE ME ovER THE CREEK - THEN 'I’LL TAKE 1 oauee air MY | todas " count Kate a A ) THE SAAD Pit > Rendes-Kas, the: oe t OE ON re dh) HUSBANK, QUER. THE IS THE C ~ | declares against. . & MASHIE PITCH WILL PUT ME CN HEAD WITH A FAMMER BASY PSG Ree ee | coalition government i , | ee SR ee Pe KEEPS TALKING —@ OH SITTING MH@RE need to propos ae pa ___ & | ACE, GINE ME A FINE OA THE HOLE- ead. | seetind KEEPING | | WAITA\S WO) sie he is: quoted ip : = > : a ? INE PAST THE BUNKER OA) v ING to Japan faces no Hii ; » See — =. Lett DRIVE Bit A BURGLAR PRINS oem maces SS . Wi ; > : Sess: 5: : ‘ \ CH Mineé WtrteReE has to do Brite wee = he ei — Ly Americn mot «a it — —E ¥ os refusés to witha wT t | > \\cneesaurs E ome ; i) | Boies ; Cb = eT) i i wt OPERA : eel ; ‘ iArigs . tw >) ris os en ; Hughes tated Strick bees S ) C crnfererne y SI i n Be: far if is : Arn? ; fh ASh : se Fe BB icos a iF: —_ : - omens ssnatiullp=aionatenanseundemnancnadeameaeoaeee ee : = z te rn — — What They “’Awked.” — ° | Torry ¥r i , "Tr ‘ > — mebenaion . - W. Reid Dick, the famous sculp- AIN rT A GRAN D AND GLOR LOUS I MELING i—BY BRIGGS. ‘ nd ae tor, tells an amusing story of a cock- | — . W ney couple on a visit to the Royal | r a a , N ? Academy. AFTER You “AND THERE 8 , Os HE He HAD JUST CAPTURED MicKEY FLYNN S One picture in particular attracted | HAVE SWELTERED ISN T A BREATH Bg 5 Poe a t 4 ' hy their attention, and they gazed at it! ® NEARLY ALL NIGHT & OF AIR AS You o oT Ok > lil / 7 Yok DoG AND HAPPENED To PAUSE. NEAR THE. long and earnestly. Its title in the ANID You CAN ' T LIE TMERE AND pre nie yo THe 1 A catalogue was “Hawking in the Old- BAKE ' Sc +1 Pe if . - | ANS . SAFETY FERMITS | ) SHED ON THE RooF OF WHICH WAS ae | : ie a ee | , AWKING in the olden davs.,”’ - 7 1] +) MicKEY FLYNN murmured the puzsled ’Enry, fur-| NiO RELIEF i : | : rowing his brows. “Well, they didn’t | ‘arf do it. 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