St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 4, 1921

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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Associated Press News SPEAK TO THE MULTITUDE Instead of to a Few Individuals. Advertise in Post-Dispatch Wants. C PAGE iT 3, 1921. FINAL EDITION BROWNS’ BOX SCORE (Complete Market Reperts.) st, he Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Service (Copyright, =————"S SS VOL. 73. NO. 3360. — qe Medusky and Chief Machinist S. S. Halliburton. The air shipeags 694 feet long, 50 longer than the R-34, which made the trip to the United States and Back in July, 1919. cruising radius of 5600 miles and a speed of between 5650 and to house he rawaits vessel at Lake Hurst. U.S. ENGINEERS SAIL TO FINISH woman and States. Total) “GOVERNMENT WILL 2,500,-| } i | 4.+—-The By the Associated Press. | | |navy on the transatlantic flight with | not Be Avoided, Secretary Tells House Committee Revising Schedules. | ; ' ' | | COST $4,550,000,000” $59,000,000 Expended on Army in July, $56,000,000 on Navy, $32,000,000 on’ Ship Board, He Says. | WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.—A cut of | ment this fiscal year is necessary, if | additional the mittee was informed today by taxes are to be avoided, | Com- Sec- retary Mellon. On present estimates. House Ways and Means he said, the total Government cost | this year will be $4,550,000,000, which $3,830,000.000 of | must come reduc- tions, Mellon said, the Internal Rev- Even with the suggested , f from taxation. | | | ' |erue yield for the year “could not. She has a. 60 knots. | the)! | penditures,”’ RAILWAY ACROSS THE ANDES | | expenditures Line Between Bolivia and Argentine | : against $307,000,000 for July; 1924, | Republic Expected to Shorten All-Water Route. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Aug. 4.—Five Amer- below | yield | to fall the estimated sufely be permitted $3,570,000,000, under existing law.”’ The Secretary told the committee) that actual expenditures for the first full month of this fiscal year indi- | cated that unless there was “an ex- | traordinary new effort to reduce ?x- the estimate which the garded as conservative. Ordinary for July, he amounted to about $322,000,v000, AS | while the current deficit last month | was $113,000,000, as against $76,000.- | ican engineers, headed by Fred Lav- | is, sailed yesterday for the west coast of South America to complete the final link in the transandine | ' Railway between Bolivia and Buegos | Alres. Funds to link between Alocha and Villazon have been made available by the purchase of $7,000,000 of Bolivian bonds by the Ulen Contracting Cor- poration of New York from the Bo- livian Government which will finance the project with that money: trip from New York to Buenos Aires by the west coast of South America and the new route when completed complete |'will shorten the journey by several days over the all-water route, the promoters claim. SAYS SHE QUIT MAKING LIQUOR ON ADVICE OF DEPUTY SHERIFF Woman Where Still Is Found Asserts He Gave Warning Arrest Would Be Necessary. Prohibition enforcement last night visited the home of Frank Mrazek, a bottler, Hving at 8400 Gravois avenue, St. Louis Coun- ty, where they confiscated a_ dis- mantled still of 30-gallon capacity and four empty barrels which, they bore evidence of having con- mash. Mrazek was not at tained home. Mrazek’s wife told the officers that she and her husband had been making whisky until about’ three weexs ago when a deputy sheriff telephoned and told them to. stop making it or he would have to ar- rest them. FAIR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW; SLIGHTLY WARMER TONIGHT 2 I@Qe uae ee eer Pee Highest yester- day, 79, at 5:30 p. m.; lowest, 65, at 7:30 a. m. Official fore- cast for St. Louis and vicin- ity: Fair tonight erally fair to- night and to- morrow; slightly somewhat warmer tonight. at 7 a. m., 6.6 The | and the the 128-mile |} ; ; | ' ' | | ' agents | 8, taxes on wearing apparel, car, ets, $ | 3 /on #00 in the same month a year ago | Expenditures in July. “An analysis of the principal items. of expenditure for July, 1921.” the) Secretary continued, “shows that! $59,000,000 was on account of the War Department, $56,000,000 on ae-| count of the navy and $32,000,000) account of the Shipping Boar. If expenditures are to continue ai. anything like these rates the esii- | mates will be greatly exceeded.” | Excluding! the suggested increase | of 1 cent in first-class mail rates | 2-cent tax on bank checks, Mellon estimated that the proposed | revision of taxes would bring a total | yield this year of .$3,620,000,000 and | $3.283,000,000 in the § fiscal year | 1923. His estimates assumed the} following changes: Increase in the corporation § in- i come tax to 15 per cent, as of June | , and the | prepeal of the $2000 exemption. Repeal of the excess profits tax, | as of Jan.“Sl, 1921 (or Jan. 1, 1922). | | adequate. 1921 (or Jan. '1, 1922 Other Proposed Revisions. Increased collections of back in- come and profit taxes. An increase in the tax on cigar- ettes and smoking and chewing to-| bacco, Special to the Post-Dispatch | six blocks. from the station to his, |Treasury had presented might be ve] sata,| | group. ' the } Ir ' vatelv of the transportation tax the Repeal upon freight and passengers; tax to be reduced one-half Jan. l1,)} 1922, and entirely repealed Jan. 1, 1923. An documentary increase of the stamp’ taxes, by approximately dou- | | man here are not organized, not cer- bling the present nates so as to yield anu additional $30,000,000. The license tax upon motor ve-i hicles, averaging about $10 each, and | to be graded according to povver. Repeal of the tax on ice cream and fountain drinks as of Jan. 1, 1922. Revision of the income tax rates, | with a maximum surtax rate re- duced to 32-per cent. -Repeal of the so-called luxury rugs, trunks, valises and the like. | for PIGEONS USED TO CARRY DRUGS TO CUSTOMERS IN PRISON ry Man Arrested in New York as Ven- dor and $4000 Worth of Drugs and Carrier Are Confiscated. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Aug. pigeons are the latest alds pressed into service by New York drug ven- dors, to supply imprisoned custo-| mers, it was revealed today. Detective Quigley, who yesterday arrested Anthony Adamo, an 4.—Carrier | DES MOINES CAR LINES IDLE. PEOPLE murat NN Because of Court Order | WALK OR TAKE BUS City Without Trolley Service Meet Obligations. | | more than $250,000,060 In the or-| BUS MEN TRYING | the Navy Depart-/| C/nary expenditures of the Govern- | TO GET FRANCHISE Situation Uncertain, With | the City Officials Appar- ently Divided in Attitude Towards Competitors. DES MOINES, Aug. 4. De Moines awakened to its carless crisis | la., today without any apparent excite- | ment about it. A traveler walking | hotel found little unusual in the! sidewalk crowds walking hastily to- wards office buildings for 8 o'’clotk tasks. Streets were alive with mo-|\ tor cars and motor cars were filled, | but traffic moved forward regularly. | The first Western and the second | American city to be deprived of its street car transportation does~ not Dawes’ “Journal of the War” Tells of Intimate Chat With Gen. Pershing CHICAGO, Aug. 4.) [| C= CHARLES G. DAWES ’ ' ' ’ has. written “a journal of the great war,” which has It is a sort of of characteristic been published. diary and full expressions. Gen. Dawes was in charge of the purchase of supplies. After spending some days in France he talked with his superior and old personal friend, Gen. Pershin and later recorded that “Per- shing is the man for this great emergency. He has an immense faculty for disposing of things. He ig not only a great soldier,. but he has great common sense. and tremendous energy.” While quartered in the magnif- icent palace of the Marquis of Launes and lunching together. Charles said to John: “As I look around me, John, when I con- trast these barren surroundings with the luxuriousness of our early life in Lincoln, Neb., it |) does seem that a good man has‘) no real] chance in the world.” To |) which John meditatively replied: “Don't it beat hell?’ ; ; | : ” DEPOSITS ABROAD BY WORTHINGTON CONCERN Funds in Berlin and Warsaw; Two Men Indicted in Case | Surrender. By the Asscciated Press. CHICAGO, Aug. 4.—Surrender of two more of the men indicted in THREE MEN HOLD UP MESSENGER AND MAKE ESCA I AUTO STOLEN TERE *. Theft Is Accomplished Sacks, Which May Have Contained Payroll of Stan- dard Oil Co., Hid Been Thrown From Big Four Train at 7:10 O’Clock. MACHINE IS LEFT IN FIELD 10 MILES AWAY Shipments of $40,000 Known by Bank Officials to Have Been Sent by Mail —Bags Are Found Rifled Near Abandoned Car. Three robbers-in a stole}; automo- bile, at 7:10 a.-m. today, at Wood River, DL, held up and slugged a railroad messenger and robbed him mail pouches, one of which contained approximately $690,- of several regard today as a test of its present! connection with the allcged financial |.°90 in currency consignéa to two o: future welfare. There is a silent} something in the atmosphere that | jcovery face, every Even the weath- action. indicates it. presages er emphasizes it. Motor bus men threaten to press | demands long planned at this! The railways, Dy carless tracks and ae vigtual shutdown, threaten by inaction the chaos they huve described in Half-page adver- tisements, sympathy campaigns and riopaganda. Rut Des Moines seems to he strangely calm. Buses and motor cars are the‘enly means of conveyance. There are 61 giving eight-minute service aiong street car routes. There are 14 of these routes, most of them vir- tually straight and longline routes. the early rush hour today pri- owned motors thinned out corner groups of young men and women on the way to work. After the Rush Hours. At 1 o’clock, after the rush hours, the service had proven to be in- Bus men herald that in- | adequacy in posters, which read: "What we offer. Sixty-one busses now. Twenty additional busses with- in a week. Hundred and fifty busses in 90 days. Consolidation of all bus lines under one head. A five- cent fare. City supervisor for routes. Supervise busses with co-operation of the city council. Training school bus drivers. Preference to ex- motor men and conductors for dri- vers’ jobs. A five-year franchise.” As the posters proclaim, the bus juncture. buses tain of their ability while Des Moines limps as the result of its five-year fi ht against the street ratiway company. Only within the last few weeks have the bus men forged the sem- blance of an organization. Before that some 30 or more busses sped ahead of street cars picking up corner groups and causing street car officials to rush to councilmen with complaints. The city admin- istration did not oppose the busses nor did it encourage them. machinatious of John W. Worthing- | Wood River banks from the St. ton and announcement that Federal | Louis Federal Reserve Bank to meet investigators had learned that the deposits to banks in Berlin, Warsaw, Posen and several tf{talian cities marked today’s progress of the in-| quiry which the Federal men say will clezr up mail robberies totalling | around $6,000,000. . | The fgreign bank deposits were | revealed by credit slips found in / Worthington’s office, according to | John V. Clinnin, Assistant United | States District Attorney. / The men who gave themselves up railroad to carry the mail from the were Alva Harschman, Milwaukee, and John J. Epps, a real estate man | who was a defendant in the recent | Toledo mail robbery trial but was | acquitted. It is probable that Harschman will | be used as a Government witness. | Eppé@ is said to have revealed to the Federal officials that Worthing- | ton financed the defense in the To- ledo cases. i | ALL AMERICANS IN RUSSIA RELEASED, LONDON HEARS | ee ae Prisoncrs on Way Out of Country, | According to Information of KRe- ~*~ lief Administration Office. | By the Associated Press. LONDON, Aug. 4.—The London headquarters of the American Relicf | Administration today announced rc-. ceipt of information that all Amer- ican prisoners in Russia have been released and are now leaving that country. GOVERNOR SIGNS ROADS BILL Measure Passed at Special Session of in Force. JEFFERSON CITY, Aug. 4.-—Gov. Hyde this afternoon signed the good roads bill passed by the special ses-| sion of the Legislature. The bill as d was a compromise which in- cluded the principal “provisions of the Ralph bill and other features. The bill provides for the State- wide construction of roads as pro- vided for by the $60,000,000 bond principal defendant had sent large | \"¢ P#¥roll of the Standard Ol! Re- finery at Wood River today. The robbery occurred at the Big l‘our Railroad station at North Wood “River, a few minutes after a train from St. Louis threw off the pouches. The automobile had been stolen in St. Louis early taday. Wood River is 22 miles northeast of St. I ouis and six miles southeast of Altor. Tommy Felardo, employed by the station to the postoffice, three blocks away, in a pushcart, met the train as usual and placed the pouchgas in nis cart, There was no guard with him, and he was accompanied only by Ais |son, Tony, 14 years old, Men Jump From an Auto, Felardo started for the postof- fice across the railroad trécks and had proceeded about 60 y when three men sprang from “a parked automobile, the engine of whitch was running, and painted revolvers at him, commanding him to hold up his hands. No attention was pald to the boy, and when Felardo appeared reluc- tant to comply with the command, one of the men struck him in the face with his fist and kept him cov- ered with the revolver, while the other two men began examining the rail pouches. | ra " After picking -over the “for a few moments, the men Selected several and threw them into(the au- tomobile and, with a final i dmont- in the car and drove swiftl seuth- ward, in the direction of 8t. Louls, An alarm by telephone and tele- graph was sent broadcast, and av- tomobiles with men in pursuit. of of ; ae lla 2 . 5 Faby ge ree . —_— . 7 « > Fae St Sad wh Ca setae 7, . ae a ¢ P atsy .’ £ — "+, bd i SS i ‘ s ; } ~~ ~~ a i Sat fie, “lie, 2 | * : a] ty 4 “a . ~ ae : Pai: 4 4 - ~_~ . ; _ i ship ay eer as te —— Ss 4 nity tion to Felardo to keep quiet, jumped — 2 lat a CN LLL ALLEL AS CAL LALA AA «+ wy en

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etm a 3 —_ a ae EM, oT. LOUIS POST-DIS PATCH _- SS DE VALERA GALL FULL MEETING OF IRloH PARLIAMENT “Summons Issued for Session » Tuesday, Aug. 16, to Con-. “ gider Britain’s Proposals 7. 1 for Peace. we ‘DUBLIN AND BELFAST -REPORTS AT VARIANCE. F ormer Says Ulster Has Re- plied Unfavorably to Sinn | Fein; Belfast Denies Re- ceiving Communication. ey the Aseoctated Press , LONDON, Aug. 4.—The Irish situ- ation took a sensational turn today | when it was announced in Dublin | fhat Eamonn de Valera and his as-_| ‘NEW WINTER UNIFORM ! ADOPTED BY POLICEMEN | | | | | qeciates had decided to summon a/| efull meeting of the Irish Republican. ‘Parliament to consider the British Government's Irish peace proposals. | It has been repeatedly stated in Dublin that the Dail Eireann would het be Summoned until Ulster's at- titude had been learned, but coinci- dent with the calling of a meeting! “i this body came conflicting reports ~ een ‘from Dublin and Belfast concerning + & ister'’s position. » In Dublin it is reported that U1-' ater has been sounded and has re- ‘turned an answer unfavorable to the #inn Fein overtures, while in Bel- fast, after an important meeting of fhe Cabinet, it was authoritatively ‘@tated that the Ulster ministry had Peceived no communication from De Valera. Both Reports May Be Right. While these reports at first glance &cem irreconcilable, it is pointed out that possibly. both may be correct. Official quarters in London know sf no communications having been ‘passed between De Northern Cabinet, but mier Lloyd George, after conferring with Sir week, sent a message to De Valera, which might account for the calling | (lof the Dail Elreann. "' The British Cabinet already has ‘reached a decision regarding the #e- lease of imprisoned members of the ‘Dail Elreann. Members who have been on run are understood to have Eset he 17 t» their homes in order that they fay receive their summons. -* Sir James Craig left London for Belfast last night, after receiving a memorial from a large number of The members of the House of Lords and | ef Commons, to commemorate his Tesignation from the lower House of Parilament nore of the memorial. Sir James said nothing to enlighten them regarding | ters, | today to Ulster’s attitude. “Whatever side the people of En- uniform for St. adopted afte: the men, coat instead old uniform. one on wearer .% a hurry cessa’y HE new winter Louis policemen, a referendum among will have a_hip-length of knee-length, as in the The coat will have ‘either side, permitting reach his revolver or in an emergency It to unbuttdn the old-type reach the revolver holster. two slits, the keys In was ni coat ¢.D Valera and the, it is under- | siood from another source that Pre- | | to accept the Premier- | «ship of Ulster. In thanking the do- | giand or Ireland take,” he said dur-. ing his address. to take any sidé@ except that of Great Britain and the Empire. We *\hi must take leading parts in these Cifficult times would be foolish to say a single word that might Inter- fere with the realization throughout Ireland. We are all asking for peace in our own ways, but I believe it to be wise for every- body, especially the press, to “IT ahsolutely refuge | ’ ! 000, of peace | ‘influenced | seeing fay James Craig in London this | 5°®°#0", Another feature of the new coat 1s a detachable strip of buttonholes, which permits purchase of et of buttonholes instead of discard vt the entire uniform, as sometimes has been necessary inthe past. The coat is Gouble ind buttons close to t Aa new -breast« dy! e collar, there as to It the close of which no compiunication issued subject of its deliberations. was authoritatively learned, lever, that no message from ka | de Valera, the er, has as yet reached the Cabinet. SISTERS SUE 10 BREAK WILL DISPOSING OF $68,000 ESTATE late FF. C. Steger Alleged to Have Been Influenced by Anoth- er Sister in His Bequests, Hoffm: Mrs. Ferdinand filed suit in the Circuit break the will of | brother, Frederick C. Steger, died Feb. 7. leaving all of his estate, appraised at $68,000, but which the sisters say is worth more th to another sister, Mary except $1 each to the other and two brothers, Louis and Steger, of Balley avenue. The petition alleges that Mary ger conducted Steger's him and prevented communicating with Steger formerly lived at was the monn | the Pen- | properties upon her conquerors she in, 4358 Minnie Oechs- aventle, sis- Court Mrs. Carrie rose street, and ner, 4616 St. W ho an sisters Philip 3209 Ste- business and or plaintiffs at nothing in the meantime, because a/| De Soto. slip, even a guess, sometimes creates | | much mischief.” Report of New Aims Unconfirmed. Sir James emphasized this advice by example, nd it was impoasible to obtain from him, the least con- firmation of a report that he was hastily returning to Belfast, owing to the Binn Fein having broached | negotiations with the Northern Irish government. A dispatch indicating that it possible that England must face a fresh Irish crisis was received today by the Daily News, from Helfast. This dispatch stated that the Gov- erament of North Ireland had def- initely and finally refused to have anything to do with the Govern- ment’s proposals looking to a plan to bring peace to Ireland. It declared that Ulster would not accept the status of a dominion for the six county areas included in the Northern Irish government's juris- diction, either as a state in an Irish federation, and said that Northern Ireland would decline | altogether to negotiate with the southern part of the country upon the basis of the memorandum sent to Bir James Craig, the Ulster mier by the British cabinet. = —— ee Irtah eeennicen Parliament Calle) | for at least a month. to Meet Aug. 16. iy the Associate’ Prees DUBLIN, Aug. 4.—The Trish Re- publican Parliament has been surm- moned to meet Tuesday, Aug he Irteh Bulletin, official Republican or gan, announced == tonight Notices have been sent to all the members of the Parliament It ia reported the reply of Ulster te overtures by the Sinn Feln has been received, and is not favorable The call for the meeting of the parliament, 14, of 326 members of this body. and it has been deciared the Government go-between for Werrs ja Willing to facilitate their attend- ance. No Message From De Valera Re- eeived, Belfast Says. Py the Ageoctated Press. BELFAST. Aug. 4--The is unit or as Aa l’re- | with all members pres- | ent, involves the release from prison the Clayton Courthouse ,ator A. 'WHiImann, heontinued Ulster, for the summoning oo wit-. DES MOINES CAR. LINES IDLE, PEOPLE WALK OR TAKE BUS. specifically basis for varying interpretations. | fontinued From Pare One. - say that now is the time to make the decision At the city bureau is ‘regulations, |All motor cars operating for hire |}under a special ite Why Cars Are Not Running. The street cars are in the in accordance with a order suspending traffic hall the motor busy. Except for a few busses not restricted are are because the car company was unable to meet its | obligations The City’s Street Commissioner, vehicle traffic, issued hurried for the repair of pavement strects needing *epair work prehensive paving program lying streets now without has been laid out Sale of the railway property highest bidder -nder mortgage | closure probablv will not be | by Federal Judge Martin J and probably according in all A com- for out- paving to the fore. ‘more than 60 days, | lawyers. WOLFSBERGER IS QUESTIONED IN THE WILLMANN fentinued From Page One. farm between July 9 and the Fed- eral raid July 17 Negro Janitor Examined. Jeremiah Curtis, a negro janitor at WAS ¢xam- ined as to whether he } in he rie yer posing of whisk, lie said had not At the request « ate Sen- Ee. lL. Gardner, counsel! for the depoesitiona were then indefinitely to give time f former St Cabinet met this morning for a short nesses how- | Irish Republican lead- | northern | doesn't | anything. thetr | $80,- | Steger, | ‘the i ienunciated the doctrine early in the Lis | the | acquiesced in that position, i'allies of the license | barns | Federal court in| |} anticipation of the increase in motor | orders qT dered ‘ Wade | to CASE ad acted AS al I dis. ' THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4, 192 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DFFIULTES I “MAKING SEPARATE | Administration Trying Claim All Rights Under Versailles Treaty, but Not by Virtue of Wilson’s Sig- nature. FALLS BACK UPON ARMISTICE TERMS) (New Pact With Germany Ending State of War to Amount Only to Treaty of Amity and Commerce. By DAVID LAWRENCE. A Special Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. (Copyright, 1921.) WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 as is known, of peace with of Versailles | ministration, is working ; a separate treaty The treaty submitted to the | out Germany. he without reservations Senate The be a i wall-not iwith or Germany will new with la peace treaty only in the sense that pact it will formally end the state of war Letween the United States and Ger- j}many, but it will really amount to a treaty of amity and commerce. Germany has not been asked to reaffirm the treaty of Versailles to grant again to the United States specifically all the rights which she gave America under the Versailles treaty The United States hasn't asked the Allied Powers to sign a new treaty These statements represent velopments in the most complex gal controversy that has ever faced the Government and if they seem to contradict expectations of the past they must be taken as the latest turn in a negotiation which has re- quired our officials to turn from one to another since the jection of the League of Nations, t> put an end to the between Germany and states Administration Attitude. administration claims the rights given the United States under the Versailles treaty, but not by vir- of an American President's sig- at Paris, but because de- le- expedient state of the The tue ' nature armistice, which symbolizes America’s participation in the war. The administration doesn't ask Ger- many to reaffirm anything and ask the allies to concede The administration based upon broad assumption that when Germany bestowed all her rights and ding is madgy an “indivisije grant.”’ That grant was made to the “ cipa} allied and associated Powers. The United States was one of ‘‘the associated Powers.” The administration holds that act as irrevocable and final, no matter whether the treaty of Versailles was ratified or not. Since the adminis- tration has decided to stand on that ground, it is held that it isn't essary to ask the allies to agree to principle. Secretary Hughes prin- administration when he in- sisted in a formal note to all the Powers that America derives. her rights not out of any treaty but out of her participation in the war. He Harding 'stated this principle in the Yap case | Powers have though is yet be and virtually all the their acqulescence directed and may it is true the The Untted States has notified the kind of a treaty she ts negotiating with Germany, as a mat- ‘ter of courtesy. Doctrine of Prior Righta. As for the allies, however, the big i'question remains as to whether they have or. have not accepted the doc- | | ltrine of prior rights of victorious GERMAN PEACE to | to —The ad-| or } ree | War | Lnited | of. America’s signature to the terms of, ithe program of the Har-. ; ‘? | power | group known as the principal allied ' nec- | not | participant in the war (BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 10 | APPEAL TO U. S. SUPREME COURT Case Grew Out of Efforts to Enjoin State Service Body in Matter of Rates and Values. Special to the Post-Dispatch. ect the an Southwestern Bell to appeal to the Supreme Court of ithe United States in an effort to enjoin the Missouri Public Service Commission in the matter of rates, valuation and service charges. The Commission won a complete victory in the State Supreme Court in opinions by Judge Walker - and | Judge Graves in which the right of the commission to reduce wartime rates, abolish service charges, low them and fix a valuation based (upon actual investment judiciously made, was sustained. About $314,000 in disputed charges collected bs the company from its | patrons Is impounded in the Central Missouri Trust here and prob- ably will remain there until final adjudication of the case, together with additional collections made up that time. Preparation of a transcript of the record of the case was begun today by the clerk of the Supreme Court and is expected to comprise about three th ousand page cos 'possession growing. out of the stice. x certain communication sent by the Council of the League of Nations not long ago gives a cue to the at- titude of the Powers. The council was asked to consider the question of mandates, particularly the Yap mandate. The council decided that inasmuch as the allocation of man- 'dates took place before the league was born, it behooves the principal allied and the dispute first. This is taken to in Washington JEFFERSON CITY, Aug. 4.—The | Supreme Court en banc today grant- | application of attorneys for | Telephone | Co. for a writ. of errar upon which | Woman Held in Florida on or al- (ing to | Then, that taurant AD 10 TAKING. $3200 ‘MAIL POUCH ROBBERY POSTMISTRESS DMT | AT WOOD RIVER, ILL., MAY TOTAL $60,000 Continued From Page One. a m. the automobile they awoke at 5 was gone. Bank Expected $40,000. Hal Starkey, cashier of the First State and Savings Bank of Wood River, said his bank-was to have re- ceived $40,000 in currency from the | Federal Reserve Bank on one of the two trains that came in this morn- ing, and that a check of.all the mail Killing Charge Declared to Have Said She Was Re- sponsible for Loss. the Associated Press ORLANDO, Fla., a statement By Auf. 4 which —+Accord- Chief of Police Vesle said was made.to him | Monday | Chief late today Miss Lena Clarke, tress at West Palm Beach, aonfessed W. H. Miltmore “after trying to ob-. last night and given out by | the to newspaper Postmis- she shot res- owner, him ré ybbery sench from the Palm signed statement had committed 000 from the tain a that he of $: SZ, ; postoffiice.”’ { | By the Associated Press armi- associated Powers to settle mean that the League of Nations as | which interprets the Ver- sailles treaty has in effect said that it will not claim jurisdiction over matters occurring prior to the first meeting of the league and will look to the principal allied and associated Powers for decisions on those points. This is said to explain to some ex- tent why President Harding .ordered Ambassador Harvey to represent the United States on the Supreme Coun- cil, which is composed exactly of the principal allied and ers. In the Supreme Council hence- forth will America raise all questions which may relate to mandates or rights which other Powers claim un- der the Versailles pact Administration Preference. Instead of a treaty with Germany formally lodging ali these rights in the United States, the administration prefers to consider that the rights al- ready are vested in the principal al- lied and inated Powers and that nothing more need to be done about that until a specific dispute arises, when the United States will adopt the same attitude she has taken in the Yap mandate case. Acquiescence in the by the United States mandate has been informally indi- cated by Great Britain, France and Italy. After the Yap controversy is cleared up it is not considered un- likely that Japan will acquiesce in the broad principle that America is entitled to be consulted in regard to all questions in the world relating in any way to the grants of authority of made by Germany to the the body assoc position taken on the Yap and associated Powers. Other nations may not immediate- ly agree to the administration's po- sition but the administration is going ahead on the assumption that they do and have given the allied Powers an opportunity to pretest if they wish. The didn't exactly their views but stated the course that was to be pursued and if for- eign governments do- not object diplomacy considers that silence gives consent. It is precisely that the negotiations have the feel that 7 Stage reached. America allies as a : 'in that city associated Pow- | | there or object | administration | ask the other powers | WEST PALM BEACH, -F! Aug. 4.—According to L. A. chief postal inspector for the Southeastern a... Johnson, Postmis- J. Hil- inspector, in her Fla., Tuesday night, that she alone was responsible for the of two registered packages containing $32,000 missing from the local Postoffice since July 26 Miss Clarke told Hilsifer. accord- | ing to the statement, that $5700 of the missing money would be found at the residence of J. -E. Chambers, and this amount, Inspector Johnson says, his men recovered yesterday. Other sums, according to the state- ment, were used to cover a deficit in Miss Clarke’s accounts. Chambers Miss ‘larke’s grandfather. with whom she resided. Held Without Bail. Miss Clarke igs held without bail at Orlando in connection with the kill- ing of A. A. Miltimore Monday night Miltimore was formerly | employed in the local Postoffice. Miss Clarke's salary “was $3400 a} year ; Miltimore, proprietor of a ‘restau- rant in Orlando, was’ found dead Monday night in a hotel room which previously had been reserved by Miss: Clarke Beside the body were two bags which apparently had been cut open. They were of the type used to carry money and! other valuables. According to the’ hotel cierk, Miss Clarke registered late Monday afternoon, and Miltimore went to her room the same evening. No shot was heard and the body was | not found until, for reasons not made public, the hotel authorities made an | investigation several hours later. Man Sought gs Witness. Chambers, owner of the residence at Which Miss Clarke lived. is being | sought by Federal authorities as a} material witness Although Cham- | bers is out on bond on a charge of | issuing worthless checks, he has dis- | appeared, authorities claim. ‘‘Grand’”’ Collins, an aged man, relative of Chambers by marriage, who is! care- | taker of the Chambers home, stated today that ‘‘Lena had got into a bad set, running with men who drank.” He said that Miss Clarke did not/! cecupy her room at the Chambers’ home at night, but was onby there | through the day, using the rodgm to/| compose stories for magazines. | Sheriff Bob Baker of Palm Beach County, who was in conferencé last} district, Miss Lena Clarke. tress here, confessed to F. G., sifer, an assistant cell] at Orlando, loss is ‘Said defalcation of postal funds dis- which | = Do | | is entitled to | the same rghts under the armistice as America would have the treaty that followed the mistice? The administration _In- sists that America shall never he considered as having lost any rights “ar- growing out of the European war when those rights In any way af- fect the interectts of the States. EEE —_ One Dollar or LOST —Time Every day you put off saving money is time lost on your way to financial independence. You can never make up for the days that are gone—the time to begin is now— The place to begin is with this large National Bank. more starts you. All deposits made difring first 5 DAYS OF AUGUST receive interest from August Ist. Broadway—Locust—Olive NATIONAL BANK PROTECTION for Your Savings ctor es : SHED BRUT A a! at had under | | United | night with postoffice inspectors, | covered by an examination of the wsostoffice books covered a period of | labout 18 months back. | the ' dered Edwardsville. ‘workers said Yneil robberies, | There have been ithe postal ‘that the was 'newspapers of his failed to disclose the shipment. He expressed the opinion that the $40,- 000, which, he satd, was for the Standard. Oi) payroll had_ been stolen by the rebbers. At the First National Bank of W ood. River.it was said that possibly $20,000 consigned to that bank was in:the same pouch with the other monhey.. The First National Bank | was to use this and other money to cash the pay checks of some Stand- ard Oil emploves. Another mail sack, which had been cut‘open, was found this after- noon about a mile west,from where other sack was picked up this | morning. Some packages remained in the second sack, which was or- taken to the _ postoffice in Edwardsville. Car Escapes Observation. The robbers escaped from River over a Winding and wunfre- quented road that runs southward to At a place near where} they abandoned the automobile a gang of road workers passed in a large truck about 8 o'clock. The road | later they did the robbers or the abandoned chine. Policemen with riot guns went from Granite City this afternoon to| round for belief that the women’s aid the Sheriff in his sparen of the | office-holding amendment was lost, in most places in the State close, and the majority may be found to be not in excess of 10,- It failed to carry St. 844 votes, and also failed in Macon County by more than 400 votes, | Osage County by nearly 1000, and in» countiés Kansas City, in- |} also Federal! age nt ‘ S neighborhood. and railroad Peters Spectors 'went to the scene. David C. lederal Biggs, governor of the Reserve Ban), would make no statement coneerning the amount! of money shipped to Wood River. Stating that he had been by postal officials to give out no in- formation. Shipments of money by Federal Reserve sured Hays Recently Had Practically Ceased. | | | VEDRETURNS AIL TO. CHANGE. FLECTION RESULTS Majorities Ranging From 150,000 Favor of Each of Four , Proposals Indicated. 15,000 to Majorities amendment hold public office ranging from approxi. | mately 15,000 fer the constitutions! permitting women to in the probably 150,000 for the amendment ‘permitting the payment of interest | ion the $60, 000, 000 | today from the rural counties Clause of Ne Shesnaing Bill ; for the a soldiers’ rtain to go considerably above 100,- 000, and that providing for the hold- constitutional apparently will have a majogity in Returns accounting | | bond Wood bey ’ | ' not see | ma- | | ' , 000. cautioned | Said Mail Robberies | A Statement by Postmaster-Gen- | eral Hays on mail robberies appeared in the July 30 issue of the Postal Bulletin, published in Washington. It said: “The -Postoffice inspection sorce has rendered a very definite public service in apprehending and recovering stolen money In -on- persistent nection with the numerous mail rob- | which 1920, and May l, beries April, happened between 1921. Dur- ing that period there were 36 major) and the value mail known to have been amounted to over $6,000,000, half of which has been > persons arr 126 est- these rob- with convicted : an ed in connection beries, 34 have been discharged and acquitted, 1 J - = ‘i i} pending prosecutfons. “Since May 1, when arrangements were made with the War Department to arm large numbers of the postal employes, and a standing reward of $5000 was offered by the Postoffice Department to anyone bringing in a mail robber, these crimes against service have practical'y ceased.”’ Body ¢; Aged Woman Found in River. Word was received today by David Kreyling of 6620 Michigan avenue, body of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Amella Giegling, 72 years old, who was reported missing July 23, recovered from the Mississipp! River at ee Mo., a point 20 miles below St. Louis. Residents of Festus who recovered the body wrote to Kreyling after reading in mother-in-iaw’s (jisappearance. Kreyling @#*nt Festus and identified the body. to Milk Chocolates— Dark Chocolates and Nut and: Fruit Choco A tempting assortment; lates, delicious. pound Friday, per i Ly) Tea Cakes \ | Gay and delicious. 90¢ a lb. refreshing and Lord Baltithore Cake A dark and light three-layer Cake that’s light and moist and not forgetting the smooth, fudge icing. The New Tea especially inviting, creamy Friday, special Shop —where the most appetizing salads and sand- wiches, the most delightfn] Washington Avenue. Vacation Points, Parcel Post cakes and ice creams are served in way imaginable—706 706 Wash- ington SAINT LOwvTS, recovered. | | payment : ' ' ' ’ ' from the automobile license fund are the delayed indicated by (HALE TEASDALE ESTATE. 10 WIFE, HALF 10 Clause Ex s That Spectal | a quest to Doughter Was Giveqn to He’ at Marriage. ‘ The will of John W. Teasdale, merly of 38 Kingsbury place, x dent of °J. W. Teasdale & Ce, Sprtice street, Who died a few ago, was filed today for probate. leaves to his wife one-half of estate and divides the other among the four children—Johy Jr../Mrs. Mary Wheless, wife of seph Wheless, a lawyer; Trevor Teasdale Filsinger, «a4 and George ¥. Teasdale. The- ter's share is to be held in trust | he is to receile the income. At death it is to ibe distributed his children. The original will was made 1912. In that a special bequest @ $8000 was made to Sarah . ‘Teasdale. This was revoked in 1914, with an explanation that she , married since the will was made the $s000 had been given to her, 2 PER CENT BEER HELD TO BE NEAR BEER IN GREAT BRIT AIR State 9 of read bonds returns of the election Tuesday being received The majority issue for ing of a excess of 50,000. for more than 159,000 | been received. Vv ote was not 250, 000. Vote on Women's op ga Close. it is thought the total greatly While the returns is very several other majorities. $15,000,000 | bonus is vides This SHpuld Not Be Treate@ © as By the Associate LONDON, Aug. 4.—The new censing bill. regulating the sale intoxicating liquors in England Scotland, was #iven ite third in the House vf Commons yester afier an all-night seasion. ; One of the é¢lauses added to the |/measure provides that certain liquon containing not.“~nore than 2 per ¢ of spirits sho@ld not be treated intoxicating. “he Attorney-Gef did not obfect\to this clause, ¢ it as his opinin that the na Nght beers should be encore 30 STORES RAIDED AND CIGARETTES SEIZED IN 10 ed Press. convention votes have in excess of *o not indicate the vote ! Louis by in smaller | however. | by gave it nearly 4000 majority and in| City and County Officers Unite © small majority. The proposal for a which Louis and Kansas City by a majority ,Of 42,964, failed in many though the net result in fhe returns | in from rural counties is increasing | convention, barks are ffully in- | mest of the counties it carried by a the majority for it. The opposition was -particularly strong in several of the wealthy agri-| cultural counties north- of the Mis-| souri River, such as Monroe, criminals} and Schuyler, where there has been a | mpaign against the new Constitution, it having been charged might revise taxation system of the State in such a. way that rural property would be as-| of the | sessed stolen} taxes over) strong opposition in a number of the counties bordering on the such as Osage and Cole. amendment of the road bond | from the automobile license Was most popular, that a convention at full increased. River, The bonus second. today were: value, There with the soldiers’ Both apparently car- ried in every county. Returns So Far. Reported. The exact figures on each propo- sition on the returns received at noon New Constitution: 155,383; majority, ported, 48,740; Permitting women to hold office: reported, 72,037; majority, 11,783. road bond from automobile license fund: 151,029; yes, 123,585; 27,443; majority, 96,143. bonus: Total vote 83,800; no, Payment of vote reported, no, Soldiers’ ported, 155,748; 37,878; majority, yes, re wt, yes, 79, permitting Campaign to Enforce Antl- Cigarette Law. Special to the Pott-Dispatch TOPEKA, Kan., Aug. 4.—City county officers uniting in raids” counties, | late yesterday on stores suspec selling cigarettes, raided 30 place seized cigarettes at all but twoa placed the proprietors under arm Officers today are checking up amount seized. The largest seized at any one store was at $1000. Arrests of the proprietors W made on warrants when the off entered and confiscated. ci Each man was tharged on two co with violation of the State law, count charges. the keeping of. -arettes for sale, the other with Was | ing them. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCE Founded by.’ fy FOSEPE PULITZER, ” interest | Published Daily De the 4} Si fund |- . Twelfth and Olive Streets, constitutional | carried in St. 3 Macon the and farmers’ also Missourt | (Member Audit Tureau 6f Cireulat MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED The Associated Press is l titled to the use for republication ot dispatches cred to . ay credited in this per ee news published herein. Al rights lication * special dispatches hereip reseryv Total vote re- | sUBSCRIPTION 106,643; no, 903. LRATES BY MAIL ADVANCE. — Dally and Sunday, one vear........§ Daily without Sunday, one year...se Sunday. only, .one year eee Remit either by postal. ordar, money order or Ft. Loules exchange, By Carrier tn at. Le Louis and Suburber | (40-mile zone.) Oca C Datly gnly, 70¢c a Month, Sundays, ugh Newsdealers Elsew Dally pL. i5c a Month; Sunday, Av a Entered as second-class matter July | 1879. at the Postoffice at 8t. Louls under the act of March 3, 1879. ad Rell. Olive 6400: Kinloch. Central 155,837; yes, inter»st Total Total vote res | 117.970; no, | 992. Be Sure to Get ‘*‘Wang Wang Blues’’ in Song Only 25c Ask to oO’ kd a Day Secures This New Model - day. Grafonola F ddayl This is all it costs to purchase this newest model Grafonola. Our terms are so moderate that the payments amount to only 25¢ a You cannot get so much real pleasure for such little outlay. a | Down ~ | Sends It Home FRIDAY, If You Call Early . Our present stock of this popular notil Grafonola will. be sold at a saving of $40. Was $125, now only $85. You: get the use of the instrument at once. Guaranteed by the. Columbia Graphophone Co. and Widener’s. Remember—$1 Sends It Home Friday Bee ok chan tate eee thee eee day at about half price. Fully guaranteed. _—e 1008 Olive St. Columbia Grafonolas and Records. / ——<~ Granby Phosogrephs tc ee Intoxicating,. ad vs Fund By Leasec KBures NEW Chapin H United &t tions by a an. Dr. Hun tache of | Moscow, through w transferre mission of the State I and depos Bank with dishurseme umentary | ture appar by Cibrarti. committee warehouses Infor The Dis wishes to cireumstan #* 000,000 fur s us cessfble to City Bank the relatio ment and | Cibrario, t ton, who w headquarte Commerce asking for ington in « declining 1 to see her purpose of morning. The Asal ter telepho partrifent, : ponal visit, ington and ’ Dy the offic known of } nobody in 1 lived in Ni The Assi called at th ington, pre Hallways C of Dr. Hun staff refum as to the : inent that ] sat) today Was known The Bw Agency den in vemt tigated zovernment reports on day in the amined to Recht, cow are part .o young Ital! 'epresentat came by th: old, of Phi the suite qb and in the complaint . charges Ci leave her pe the pretext ork, but “brought “te i ot Dispat. her yesterd parte. wan Ris eter, \ Y for a due ‘od hire Jacuues Cit te a law kno

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t= “ESTATE LEFT LF TO CHILDREN That Spectal hier Was Given Marriage. n W. Teasdale, for- abur’ place, presi. asdale A&A Co., 806 , lew days inv for probate. It fe one-half of his es the other half echildren—John W heless , fe of Jo. iwver; Sarah blisinge: a poet, The lat trust and ome \t his buted among Be- : 7 ai , si! wa mada in eqnest of Trevor as mm voKed in 1914 ion that she had will was made @a@nd iven to her. Sarah oth & R.HELD TO BE Jognsing BI Pro- “lt Rot Be Treated oxicating. ew. fi Tr new ii- jtiating the esnanie of re i lingland and . ’ third reading oy ous yests rday mete bor) p;uSses ndded to the (tifat certain liquors me than 2£ per cent not be treated as e Attornev-rGeneral thie clause, giving that the making of i he ene ouraged., JED AND SEIZED IN TOPEKA Officers Unite ta .Pinforcee Anti- ite Law. Dispatch Aug. 4 City and niting in raids he pres suspected of vided 30 places, "4 jl but two ana ietrs under arres:, re checking up the 1 ie largest stock e Btiore Was valued proprietors wero « when the officers fiscated cimwaurette.s inrge nitwo counts the State law, One he keeping of clig- the other with seli- OST-DISPATCH Politwer reulations.) ASSOCIATED PRESS. exclusively en- ' ireau of Cl reae tea republication of all pews to it not otherwise per and also the local in All rights of repub- spatches herein are alse ATES BY MAIL IN AACE re VOOP. wc cece sie : + e vera “ar | . Veg’ der, eapress ’ ie ex b in ce. \y : 4 Suburbe: : vyone ) sonday. 10¢ a Copy re | lsewhere h; Funday, 10c ea Copy lase matter July 17, Louls, Meo. fiom at Bt 1879 Grafonola will hiv $85. You ranteed by the 1e Friday s to sel] Satur- ea ) ee HARGES BY GIRL pA “DUKE SOVIET ACCUSES Woman Says Cibrario Showed Her Royal Crest -and Monogram, His 25 Suits and 36 Pairs of Shoes COMMERCIAL AGENT’S EXPLANATION WANTED Prosecutor Would Like to Know Why It Was Easy for Russian Movie Agent Draw on $1,000,000. Fund. Ry Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-——William Chapin Huntington, an attache of the United States Vepartment of Com- merce, recently assigned as commer- pial attache to the American embassy in London, was the object/of a search yesterday by Assistant District At- torney Simmons for a talk about the extraordinary case of Jacques Ro- berto Cibrario, who is scheduled to appear in Tombs Court today fora preliminary examination into the charges that he has looted a $1,- $00,000 Russian soviet fund on de-. posit in the National City Bank. A new development in the Cibra- | rio case is the discovery of two suitS, in the Supreme Court and Municipal Court, brought against the dashing young JItallan head of 12 corpora- tions by a Philadelphia young woni- an. Dr. Huntington, as cominercia! ai- tache of the American embassy in Moscow, was the § intermediary through whom the $1,000,000 was transferred from the Sovict Com- mission of Education of Moscow to the State Department in Washington and deposited in the National City Bank with contracts calline for its disbursement on presentation of dox- umentary evidence that motion pic- ture apparatus and tilm purchase by Cibrario as agent for the soviet yommittee had been delivered at warehouses here. Information Ix Wanted. The District Attorney's wishes to ask Dr. Huntington the circumstances under which the $1.- 000,000 fund was made so easily ac- cessible to Cibrario in the National City Bank after the final break in the relations between this Govern- ment and the Government of Soviet Kusgeia. Following is the record of activity in the quest for Dr. Huntineton and his knowledge of the case: Miss Rose Weiss, attorney Soviet and complainant against Cibrario, talked with Dr. Hunting- ton, Who was then at the New York headquarters of the Department of (ommerce in the Customs House, asking for an interview. Dr. Hunt-. ington is quoted by Miss Weiss as declining under any circumstances to see her and with announcing his purpose of sailing for Europe this morning. The Assistant ~ istrict Attorney la- | ter telephoned to the Commerce De- partment, ind followed with a per- sonal visit, falling to find Dr. Hunt- ington and meeting with responses by the office staff that nothing was known of his whereabouts and that nobody in the office knew where he lived in New York. oflice for the The Assistant District Attorney talled at the offices of C. W. Hunt- ington, president of the Virginian Hallways Co., 60 Wall street, father of Dr. Huntington, where the office Staff refused any information, even as to the elder Huntington's plac of residence. A Post-"Mepatch representative | was told at the Commerce Depart- | ent that Dr. Huntington would not. “all today but that nothing ate | Was known about Dr. Huntington. The Burns National Detective | Agency denied yesterday that it had | | ) | tivestigated Cibrario for the Soviet -overnament agents here. The Burns 'eporis on Cibrario, quoted Tuce- Say in the Post-Dispatch were ex- “ined in the office of Charles | ‘echt, counsel for the Soviet, and *“e part of the case against the ‘oung Italian. The Post-Dispatch ‘preventative asked Hecht how he ‘ame by therm and he said they were turned over to him by Frederick > J. Harrison, one of the principal wit- | Sesses acainst Cibrario, who, a year | _ wd caused the Burns investiga- on. Mory Philadciphia Girl Tells. Miss Yolande Rovelli, 18 years “d. of Philadelphia, is plaintiff in "8* Suits filed in the Supreme Court | a on *"@ in the Municipal Court. In the. “°™plaint affidavit. Miss Rovell!l *8'fes Cibrario induced her to eave her position in Philadelphia on ef pretext of employing her in New , "kK. but that in reality she was "Tought to this city not for the vurpose of being employed but for ‘otnorey) purposes,” At Bridgeton, N. J... owt 1p *patch where the representative found ee “erterda Mise Rovelli said Cl- ‘re was in Philadelphia to meet His sinter vho was to arrive from MAY for a visit and that he tntro-. 4S himself to her ns “Count” "oes Cibrario, by which name he “ ** known to hundreds in and | mune Mroad way. | “¢ sald she was promised a po- "ion here at 830 a9 week, first as “~™Panion to Miss Cibrario, and “if the was to be developed by | ‘e Tha lis nm into a “famous moving | Dictuge star.’ hes arritail in New York, she / representative | soviet | saying that my arrest was due i to ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4, s0ae. a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' Dashing Financial Agent Who Is Accused of Juggling Soviet Fund Nite Goin —=_ ene 4 ar ee ee alge 8 4 = SS. 4 > oe vie = =a ——Internationa!l Photo. “DUKE” JACQUES ROBERTO CIBRARIO. asserted, she met at the train by Cibrario’s secretary and t Z@5 West Seventy-third stree: at Clibrario'’s direction, acc was where; the girl, a room had been engaged for her. Sixty dollars, she said, had been given to her by Cibrario in Philade!phia for her expenses in New York. On the evening of her arrival here, rhe asserted, “Count” Cibrario called for her in a limousine and took her tc his apartment at 370 Central Park aken to} wrdine to’! ' Spe of the | Sxl West, where Miss Rovelli says Ci- brario aisplayed a magnificent set of silver furnishings bearing . en- graved crests with his monogram be- | low, and ordered his butier, Kelly, to open a clothes closet, which re- | vealed 25 suits of clothes and 36 pairs of shoes Miss Rovelli said she was invited to drink a cocktail declined. Cibrario Keeps Silent. Citygario ‘saw the in the offices where he directs the affairs of his 12 cor- perations at Forty-eigith street and Scventh avenue yesterday. He re- fused to discuss the suits of Rovelli, and saftd that, on advice rounsel, he was committed to a policy of complete silence toward the crarges that he looted the $1,000,000 fund in the National Citys but of Rank. “I was quoted; “as to an irresponsible agent of an irrespons!i- ble government. I wish to correct that I] did not say it.” He said generally that he expected he continued, Post-Dispatch | | | By the Associated Press. and took a good look at the Spitz. He | NAPLES, Aug. 4.—Patrician and then went to the traffic policeman _plebeian Naples gathered early today and said that was his Spitz. stolen at the basilic f ti Cc} > Sa e ar Se pt. 10, 1920. and mourned even | 23 parte gine i Pasion we of san since, and that man had no right to | Francisco di Paola, in anticipation! be standing thére offering : Wor | of witnessing the funeral of Enrico Sale. =-- — — | | fered for Sale. | | ————— | OWNERSHIP OF SPITZ TOO DEEP 400 VOICES IN CHOIR FOR CARUSO FUNERAL No Solomon Available Right Possessor of Dog Of- Alfred Hensing of 1412A North Last Requiem in Italy at Church of San Francisco di Paoli, by King’s Direction. dog for sale at Seventh street , Washington avenue yesterday after- when K. Hoffmann of 60611 South King's highway noon came along Caruso, the world-famous tenor, who The policeman went to Hensing. died here on Tuesday. The edifice,’ Who said it was his Spitz, which he situated in the soutnern part of the got a year ago in Texas, a:.d he city, near the hotel, where the great Suessed he had a right to sel] his singer breathed his last, was decided | OWn Spitz if he wanted to. upon as the last scene in the drama That was not getting anywhere, so the policeman took the two men and ' the dog to Central Station. There each man continued to claim the dog. of the tenor’s Hfe late yesterday, af- ter King Victor Emmanuel had given permission that it might be used for this purpose. As soon as word reached Naples alike and as neither claimed any that the basilica had been set apart | Particular point of identification, the for the funeral, workmen were en-,| Police Department gave it up. gaged to construct a great platform Hensing, having possession, was to accommodate the 400 singers se- retain it, but was told lected to assist in the last requiem, | Ot to sell the Spitz until Hoffmann | (In the center of the basilica was | @8 @ chance to test identification erected a large catafalque for the and ownership by a replevin pro- coffin. ceeding. Officials at Funeral. paentern ? men Representatives of the King and Sues Husband's Poreats for $40,000. royal family, the Itallan Government. ¢ Mrs. Margaret Kahlert of 6740 See- the mmmrcrpa rity and the prefecture feld avenue. St. Louis County, filed were appointed to attend the serv- ices and the Vnited States, in wheh | SUit at @ayton yesterday afternoon country Caruso rose to his greatest | ®Sking for $20,000 actual and $20,- triumphs in the lyric art, had in- | 000 punitive damages from Herman structed offidlals to appeAr at the and Pauline Kahlert of 6525 Joseph funeral. avenue, on the ground that they have The crowds which on Tuesdey filed | alienated the affections of her hus-. before the bier of the dead singer! band. Herman Kahlert Jr... and were eclipsed yesterday, when thou-! caused him to leave her. She says! fFands gathered at the Hotel Vesu-jshe and Kahlert weer married April | | | ‘at Washington be instructea | the singer, pending a decision regarding SEXUAL SCIENCE CONFERENCE International Meeting itn Berlin in September. lal Cable to the Post-Dispatch. BERLIN, Aug. 4.—At the first in-, ternational conference in the Berlin to problems of Sexual Science, be 15-19, relations of men lisiitute held Sept various and women will be analyzed acientifically. The program includes an address on “Love in the Light of Experi- mental Filology,” by Prof. Ischlond- of Moscow, another on “Mar- riage Reform,” by Prof. Ehrenfeld of Prague, a third on “Origin of the the disposition of his estate. It has| Wildfire,” Sperco said. “He never been reported the Court here has | ®0* more than $2500 a performance decided to sequestrate all of Caru- | for singing at the opera here I So's property until Mrs. Caruso’s | Know, because I always saw the claims in behalf of her daughter are checka. He never refused the ap- adjudicated. peal for aid from a fellow country- | The District Judge of this city, ‘man. He had lots of appeals and | |}upon request of Mrs. Caruso, has | Always appeased thenr with $100 sealed the apartment occupied by | ills. His income tax in 1919 was permitted to vius to pay their last respects to Ca-/ 260, 1911, and lived together until ruso. So large was the throng that! July 21, 1920. =: was dGeemed advizable to renove | es sear from the death chamber ¥o | pj, except for a fraction of the es- ail of the hotel, which was tate. which the law chanecd for the OCCcCalLion Into a | ag” geycngilies ti at eran to the widow. chapel. About the body were placed flowers sent by friends and admir- : . tee ers of the dead man, and the hall New York Notary Teils of Will was transformed by them into a‘ Drawn for Caruso. | bower of exquisite beauty. ned =e Aenoesaten evens Titta Ruffo, the Italian eatin sie | NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-—According tuo a will whic *ons Sper- who has in recent years achieved |” * et WRICE KORRERURS 7. SPSt ; ¢ - oad * ¢ « > . fame in America, arrived during the | io, “1 Soa poe ages oes Selig t « was an intimate friend of Caruso | Ux Of the tenor’s estate was to be divided equally upon his death and insisted upon helping to transfer among his six nearest relatives. They the body to the temporary chapel. | Property Sequestrated. | are the tenor'’s widow, who was Mrs. Caruso has made formal ap- | prt creed Park Benjamin; thelr plication to the Foreign Minister, | ©#¥Uehter. Gloria; his two sons by a previous marriage, rico, his brother, stepmother. “Caruso asking that the Italian Ambassador to seal of the late Giovanni, and his New York residence spent hie earnings like Last year it was $163,- $1] 70.000, oon the dead tenor in the Hotel Vesuvius. This step was taken to safeguard Caruso's documents and other ef-| The exterior of the Metropolitan | fects. Opera House, where Caruso was a It is reported here that Caruso / leading tenor for 15 seasons\ is drew a will some years ‘ago, be- | draped in heavy mourning as a ma\kk queathing his estate, according to | of sorrow brought by the death of Italian legal] procedure, to his | the noted singer. The blatk drap- brother and two sons. In the mean- | eries will remain on the Opera House time, he was married in the United | for 30 days. States, and the birth of his daughter . . r in ’ , rc at ; Gloria, brought a new element into said yesterday in the Church of pt the situation. She, according to Lady of Loretto by the pastor, A- Italian law, ts now the only legal ther Joseph Sillipigeni. Story of the Stork,” by Freiherre liven Reithenstein, “Ceremonies Among Primeval Tribes,” by Prof. Kuela. and another on ‘Sexual Re- form.” by Dr. Strober All the papers will be generally |take up the Miss | emerge from the proceedings in, the Tombs today “with flying col- ors.” iain a Cc. J. Fex Funeral Tomorrow. Tuneral services for Charles J. Fox, an attorney, who died yester- day at his home, $27 Laure! street, after a three wecks'’ illness with ty- phojd fever, will be held at 10 a. m. ———— The conference will subject of birth regula- discussed. tion. EVICTION A suit told.’ 3265 cece ALAA i A Ae SUIT brought by George Beck- South Jefferson avenue, acainst Arthur Biennecke to evict him from property which Becktold had leased at 3263 South Jefferson avenue. was dismissed in Wustice of the Peace Moore's court this morn- ing. Becktold leased the property be- ginning July 1. In the latter part. of also | DISMISSED. June he served notice on Biennecke | to vacate and followed his notice bv bringing suit. The court held that the «uit was brought before the lease began. a Des Moines Papers Cut Prices. DES MOINES, Ila., Aug. three Des Moines afternoon newspa- the Capital and 4.—The tomorrow from the residence to St. | pers, the Tribune, Rose's Catholic Church. Fox ‘was |the News, have announce ed that ef- the son o fthe late Robert Fox of | fective Monday the price will be re-' 5129 Kensington avenue, and a duced from 3 to 2 cents for street nephew of the late Judge Danicl editior Lafayette Young, owner of Dilion. He was a member of the the Capital, also announces a Municipal NurSes’ Board, and of the | fective Sept. 1, street editions of his American, Missouri and St. Louis paper will be placed on sale at 1 Bar Associations. cent savant & Y Yor’, AT OLIVE {= = Benres Oe808s PmEreeTEDEDeEt se, vet anapasesnnponnencmesrese’es” ‘ \B an htt £ Cun tase ri yy) “it _—_ a log = Friday No. 1—Vanilla Pecan Caramels (assorted), lates (Raisin Cream, Seuneereee ay) +" i = - No. 2—Pecan Patties (Vanilla, Bitter-Sweet (hand FRUIT SALAD.......... Ife FALFA—The new food drink, Se ORANGE PUNCH—Our pops lar creation ....+.+«««-. 10¢ These prices include Tax. ' cpperaneeneneneness LL = - ; = 7 TTCECUO COLE Oecerarerererenserereeneneeceqeeteueaaareri! & ’ rolled AT 40 CENTS A POUND 4 La SalleCandy Shop Broadway at Olive and Saturday Specials Patties, Toasted Marshmallows, Coeoanut Bar, AT 35 CENTS A POUND Strawberry AT 20 CENTS THE HALF POUND Fountain Specials—Friday and Saturday , ——. _—_— = -. ———— i a ~ Fruit Jellies, Wrapped (Choco- Peanut Clusters) -_ ~ — - oe —- and Chocolate (Chocolates EGG PHOSPHATE ..10¢ _ A 0A’) ' jhotbboengee epeparneesaeripanenedtageage 44 “Jessreeceseaw ~ = - = > - 7 - = - ’ al SKCP Im AT OLIVE ROM 9 oIlT COMES F IF Mf IT'S THE BEST ANKLIN DELMAR & DE BALIVIERE—SEVENTH & FR. 411-415 NORTH EIGHTH ST, (NEAR LOCUST 8ST.) —_—4———— ANOTHER BIG CAKE SPECIAL Chocolate Marshmallow King—Chocolate Cocoa —-Nut Krinkle—Assorted Dessert Dainties tastiest and best products of one of America’s best bakeries 2 * 22c Three of the richest, Any kind or Assa’t. ACTUAL \ VALUE, Pound, 40¢ iiir wale, per 1b. ip: very fi t Ibs. GOLDEN RIO COFFEE ‘orn? ber ib. Fe. 3" 50c BPBBPBD DD OD BD OA PET BRAND MIL Fe ee ie a a — i i i i SUGAR CURED BACO LPT cans. tall Special 12c $. 29¢ A. MOLL BRAND FLOUR fi" :°%,28°%. ‘i $1.20 ARISTOS BRAND FLOUR}! \%.0°%5 30.75.10, $1.25 19c 55c Largest size; this sale, h niciaae a 35c val., axild cure, Jean streaked ; WELCH’S APPLE JUICE}. 2".:e9\0 "ane, fen FINEST aS. LoS OLIVES Delmar Club; full quart 5c Alc Dats; 456 75¢ > value, jar. .10c ; Rice Honduras; fancy Post Toasties) head: per Ib a “* ee * * — A Pillsbury’ s po ong (15c ' Pat-a-Cake riour: 30 2Ae Heinz ha 358 ~" 0c | Jelly ‘ses, piers. 5. -.5e: 10c Apricots « No, 1_cst = * 20c | Starch frre." 5 ins... 20€ EVAPORATED APRICOTS; new crop (1921) fancy halves, | Ib... 30¢ PINK SALMON: ‘*1858"" brand; No. 1 tall cans. elke suey Oba ihe CERVELAT SAUSAGE; Thueringer style; very fancy; 5 we ...400€ WHOLE MIXED SPICE; finest quality: pound...... Bhe and 45e MACARONI—SPAGHETTI: Delmar Club; large 14-02. pks. 12e TOMATO CATSUP; Harbour brand; pints, 15e: quarts. " aie BAKING POWDER: Delmar Club; fancy; l-pound cans ae ‘*SING ME ‘CHOP TEA’’: very fancy ‘for iced tea; ‘per Ib... . .60¢ ORANGE NIP; best orange drink; 60c rT bottles......-..+:. .. .48e PORTUGUESE SARDINES, **Comigue’’ fancy: jonen, (81.70; OR. kg cv ccccllli'eS 06 cs aps Soe ce c+ bec cannth thane eee Same oe bee oes he WALTKE’ 3 EXTRA FAMILY SOAP: ‘large ‘25e | bars, , each... RA 200 A A A A LL LL CI PRICES GOOD UNTIL A PROBLEM FOR THE POLICE. to Decide | Twentieth street was offering a Spitz and but as all Spitz dogs look a goéd deal! | Rudolfo and En-| | | primary A memorial mass for Caruso wags ‘WOMAN LOSES $400 IN OLD POCKETBOOK GA Mrs. Hannah Harris Draws) Money to Make Change for $1 100 “Found” by Negroes. Mrs. Hannah Harris, 29 years old, of 2311 Biddle street, related to the. police yesterday how on Ju 29 two | negroes swindled her out of $400, She said that she was approached by a negro at 2400 Biddle street who said that he had been driven from Tulsa during the riots there and was looking for a good bank in which to deposit his money. She was about 40 name her own bank to him when & second negro stepped up and picked up from the sidewalk behind her a pocketbook. “My goodness,” he exclaimed upon opening it, $1100; we're all rich.” He said the money consisted of two $500 bills and a $100 bill and pro- posed that they divide ‘t three ways. | ' He said, to do this It would be neces- sary to have change. gro said his money was in large bills, Mrs. Harris said her money was in a bank. To make change for the di- Vision she withdrew her money from the bank and handed ft over to one of the negroes who made a show of _dividing money into three parts and Vincing each part in an envelope. When Mrs. Harris got home she found her envelope contained newé- paper wb tic teeecie TO PUT NEW LAW INTO EFFECT Conferences to Be Held Here on Kenyon-Sweet Act. A conference of the local super- visors of the Federal Board of Voca- | tlonal Education will be held tomor- de) Yea Saturday at the district of- fice, 6801 Delmar boulevard, to pre- pare to put the Kenyon-Sweet law into effect. The bill, i} tion * moe which is an a reau, Bureau of War Risk Insurance and the Federal Board for Vocation- | al Education. the other two bureaus shall be sub- sidiaries to the the Federal Board for Vocational Education. The St. Louis district ts ready to take over the additional duties. Burned to Death in Haystack. the. A@sociated Press. BRECKENRIDGE, Minn., Aug: 4. j(~——Pat Brawders, 54 years old, last week declared “the fellows that make moonshine should be shot, and | the fellows that drink it should shoot themselves.” Today, his'| charred body awaits burial, follow- | ing its recovery yesterday from a burned haystack, into which he had crawled, then set it on fire and shot! himself. He is said to have been | | drinking. By State Senator Denies Fraud Charge. By the Agsociated Dress, ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 4.—Thomas J. Lysaght, State Senator, appeared ithe Criminal Court today and plead- ‘ed not guilty to a charge of com- /mitting election fraud while serving | as a judge at the polls here in the election last August. The Tulsa ne- | inistra- | Ineasure, provides for the eon- | solidation of the Public Health Bu-/! It also provides that | in ee vine newewacneD mv ven wi. OU NEGRO | HOLD COL | $4400 are made in the will of Miss | Emily Mukish, 60 years old, of 3700 | West Pine boulevard, who died Mon- | day. One bequest of $1000 is to Dr. | Frank IL. Henderson, who restored | | Miss Mukish’'s sight, the will states. | | To Dr. Albert Taussig and Dr. John | 'Shapleigh, who gave Miss Mukish | free treatment, the will states, $200 | each was left. Other bequests , | are to personal friends: A brother, John C. Mukish, 6017 Loretta av- | enue, receives $1000, with the pro- | vision that in the event he contests | the will his portion will be only $1. The will was filed by Miss Elien lL. Clark, 4957 McPherson avenue, who is named executrix. Miss Mu- kish directed that her body be heat- ,ly clothed in white and cremated. She expressed a desire that as “lit- tle fuss @r possible be made about putting Me away.’ | She added: “living, I cared little for show and when I! die I shall not Moukish Testament Reduces $1000 eee te tests Docurnec nt. Column More Than a Mile in vi Length, Brilliantly Attired, Marches Through Streets, _ More than 2000 negro Shriners, delegates to the convention of the Ancient Egyptian Arable Order, No- bies of the Mystic Shrine, with their drill teams in radiast regalia, and about 200 women delegates of the Daughters of Isig, an auxiliary of the Shriners, yesterday marched through the downtown section ip « procession more than a mile length. Especially colorful were the units from St. Joseph, Mo.; Indianapolis, louisville, Des Moines and Mobile, Ala., with purple, yellow and predominating in uniforms. 2 eee ee care atall. My life has been lonely addition to these, there were @ele- and I shall welcome the visitor, gations represent! New YT death. I wish to thank all who have Puttsburg, Kansas Cit’, Kan., and other cities, in attire hardly leas striking. Members of the Si. Louls temple Cushman, Mre. A. B. Ewing. Mra. J. headed the procession in Bho reer Mrs. A... sarees yo ‘ sage dress and throughout the column the Saale Shepley. Glover and nenchant for this mode of attire John . fxs oy | seemed to prevail. ee Bands in Column. LOWER GARBAGE RATE SOUGHT. Six Six bands, all doing their utmen | FN oth were/distributed throughout the City Counselor Will Ask for Reduc- | ‘ ums, and it was a great day for tion in Freight Charge. drum majors, Several of the unfis City Counselor Caulfield will go to | pt ot » te ee Jefferson City tonight to ask the the Persian Temple delegation from Public Service Commission to order, a reduction of the freight rate that Indianapolis marched a detail, seven the Missouri Pacific RKallroad i1:) abreast, each bearing a letter of the i "rr lan” in larg electstc — charging for hauling garbage 66 miles) 9 pelt ve tig lighta. - from St. Louis to Summit, Mo. Sinco/ "715 Chantiers, a Louisville unt, helped by their kindne:s to cheer a lonely journey.” She left her blessing to Mrs. Mary ee a one — ee headed by a potentate in all the ele- gance of a Harun-al-Rashid upon gmall donkey and attended bya 'Feb, 15 the railroad haa been charge- ing 11 cents for 100 pounds. Other | with della suepdades from _ ae _eerbay Caulfield says, get a cheaper) 4.1.6 The Pittsburg delegation was At the present rate the freight. cost to the city this year for the gar-| bage will be $135,000. The cost of bic no disposal is 25 cents a ton. When ii "toh pris wes hee bl ag a wre wy wag shipped to the Illinois side the PP hee Fme pie per Asmar bees ' : . land beniveawee —a * | aye ntly was broken by the traffic, | |so that when the heal of the parade . bal ' \yreached Twelfth strest on its weat- | Shipping Board Vice President ward march on Olive street the rear Named, the Associated Press. "ASHINGTON, Aug. 4.—Appoint- ment of Joseph W. Powell of Quin- cy, Mass., as a temporary vice pres- pee of the Shipping Board was! ers were reviewed by John E. Smith 'ennounced last night by Chairman| of Washington, |Lasker. He is a former vice presi-| tain of patro}é;: Caesar R. Blake Jr. | de nt of the Bethlehem Shipbuilding | 6f Charlo | Corporation and will organize the) ¢ate and By ngton avenue on Broadway. ther officers of the order. 'financial, accounting and sales <de- The line of march for the parade /partments and also reorganize the was: Bast on Morgan street from | general offices of the board. t Wa28|Channing avenue to Nineteenth | enneuuell that he has dec'’ired ta |accept any salary for his services | Powell is a graduate of the WU. 8. street, south to Washington avenue, east to Broadway, south to Olive, west to Twelfth street, south to = * ‘Naval Academy and has been en- ket, west to Sixteenth, north gaged in shipbullding for many Chestnut, west to Channing vin 0 years. horth to Pine street and east to the : — negro Pythian temple. Negroes Examined for Policemen. Competitive drills and a grand ball Fifty negroes were examined today | were held at the Coliseum last night. ‘at police headquarters ‘as to their) a physical qualifications to be police- | -men. The Police Board recently an-| : , nounced that 12 negroes would entered a plea of guilty to the « added to the department - as me) of manufacturing liquor in Judge formed patrolmen to walk the negro’ J. Duggan’s Court at Carfinville districts. was fined $200 and costa. -_-—e- — Fined $200 for Making ne) George Striegel of Mount Olive, IM. ' 4 ; . 4 ; ay L ghedat A, 0, wa D4 of designing, «xelusively for semi-visible lines give @ & The poliey of exclusively for LD) DR PLIN EE PL 4 4 THpee ee te teeta 7 ete t¢ SF ES PS tart ; <2 | | SMART APPAREL’ for Stout Women ES, the above statement has been proven—hundreds of full-formed ~ ladies have purchased Outer and Under Apparel here, and for the * first time in their lives secured garments that fit correetly and give them a slender appearance: You, Too, Will Be Pleased VELTLINE SYSTEM apparel is more than just good-looking garments. This system duces garments that fit correctly and by clever Quality Apparel Moderately Priced craftsmanship and at the same time moderately priced. The lateness the opening date accentuates this policy, as it is necessary to sell entirely new garments much quicker than planned so you will benefit by the sharply reduced prices now in effoct. | CROSBY'S “GRAY SHOP” Rice-Stix NEW Building priece egw “ae i? —— ee mp \e DA 2ORAL AA Mid pe sah) od Gad tk bee as Rn OL , oe “a te*. — #€ « « --a he whe ab Ts « -s © _ ee at-aA's*2 * =@ & &” that adds charm and grace. - 7 Fully developed women can now secure gar- ments here, ready for instant use, that have the Jatest fabrics and color combinations and chic styles that cleverly portray stout figures, pro- lender appearance this shop is to always make possible wearing spperel, larger womien, with highest quality of materials and 1019-21 Locust St. ST. 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— — » « ——_—- Se ee : . pa ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH - _——_— _——_— — me ee ee —_ Shop Friday—Closed All Day Saturday for Final Close-Out ‘CHOICE... We have selected these 400 Waists from our regular high- — — — — —_—— - — ee — —_ - - ' These Waists were formerly ___ priced up to $12.50 _ ’ quality Spring lines to close out in accordance with our strict policy of never carrying mer- 0 WAISTS SACRIFICED ’ ‘l fured at noon when he was struck PLEASE SHOP CAREFULLY==3= # NINE PERSONS INJURED man « | il IN AUTO ACCIDENT Two Women and.Several Chil- dren Among Those Hurt— Drivers Arrested in Some Cases. Nine persons were injured in auto- §f mobile accidents yesterday. Richard Herman, $ years old, of °722 Allen avenue was internally in- by an automobile driven by Thomas ,H. Flanagan of 4144A Flad avenue, a on Lafayette avenue near! The boy was tak- Flanagan told the broker, California avenue. en to his home. |, police the boy ran from behind an- other automobile directly in the path of his machine. Evert Collins, 25 years old, of 2818 | Russell avenue, was thrown from a motor cycle he was riding in col- liston with an automobile driven by Benjamin F. Day of 3527 North | Taylor avenue at Grand avenue and Longfellow boulevard at 2 p.m. He suffered injuries to the back. knees and right hip. He was taken to his ——— —— _———— a ee ee. a - — A ne ———$—____— TIX, BAER 8 irs eee ee ___ SUNDAY POST- DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. — GRAND-LEADER DOWNSTAIRS STORE — Remnants of Wash Goods! Berkley Cambric, 15¢ and 19c Yard Remnants of soft-finished bleached Lonsdale Mills Berk- ley Cambric, numbers 60 and roo, for women’s fine rigege's wear. Dress Gingham, 20¢ Yd. Remnants of Amoskeag Dress Ginghams, in solid colors, chau and plaids. 32 inches wide. Apron Gingham, 10c Yard Remnants of smal! blue checked Amoskeag Mills Apron Ginghams. ’ Cotton Porlgee, 19¢ Yd. Remnants soft - Mercerized F >ngee, in tan or white; for pa- jamas, etc. 32 inches Table Damask, 65c Yd. Remnants of figured checked Table Damask, in Sy) red or buff. 60 inches wide. j O'clock 44-In. Batiste, 17c Yard Soft-finished Batiste, in light and dagk colored fig- ures, for yomen’s wear, | covering comforts, etc. A _ lot of 1600 ‘ards to offer. / J (, ownstairs Store.) chandise from one season to the next. home. Injured by Toy Wagon. Edwin Stevens. 15, of 2210 North assortment in- Fifteenth street, was cut and bruised ‘ at 6:39 p. m. when he was struck styles, by a toy wagon which had been struck by an automobile driven by Wililam F. Stein of 1534 North Fif- |; teenth street, a plumber, at Twelfth and Clinton streets. The boy was playing near the wagon which was in the street at the time. He was taken to his home. Stein was ar- | rested. The police reported he had | no State or city license for the ma- chine he was driving. Edgar Ely. 9, of 2024A Mallinc- 'Krodt street, ran from behind a || Street car into the path of an au- tomobile driven by Carl Seckel, 3520 | North Broadway, and was knocked | down at-Eleventh and Salisbury | streets at 6 p. m. He suffered scalp |’ wounds and cuts and bruises. Florence Krarner, 12, of 6233A Blair avenue, after alighting from a car at Broadway and College ave- nue, Was struck by an automobile — by poop en! ~~ of bet The styles are quite varied, including plain Carr street at'7: . m,. er right, : - «a : 7 leg wags fractured a she ini straightline models as well as the fancier sort, a scalp wound. Randazzolo was ar- _ rested. Woman and Son Hurt. Mrs. Margaret Schwartz of $3038 Laurel avenue and her son, Irving, — - -oo— Our E ntive Stock of hoautibed Baronet Silk Skirts Regrouped and Reduced to Sell at 50 and #798 F,XTREMELY good values in Skirts that aré well made of the finest quality Duplan Baronet satin, and there is a large assortment of styles to make selection from. Included are Skirts fashioned of other high-class fancy silk fabrics. May be had in beautiful pastel shades, such as Nile, gray, pink, light blue and others, with plenty of all-white. Sizes 25 to 32 waist; also extra sizes 33 to 38 waist. (Downstairs Stora) — This splendid eludes all the destrable many ideal to wear with your new Fall suit. There are Geor- gettes, Canton crepes and crepes de chine in most all colors and flesh and white. All Styles Dresses Reduced For Women and Misses At $3.98 MANY late arrivals have been added to the reduced price lots, and every Dress is a remarkably good value. The materials are fine quality organdie, voile, linene and ginghams-—in plain colors, as well as plaids, thecks and fancy figures, on dark, medium and light background. 4 1/1] Sizes ok) Were, tus sein —— = — —- — , A deposit of 20% on eash pur- chases will hold Furs in storage for future delivery. Furs purchased in August wil! be billed on October statements, payable November Ist. Garland’s Secomparable August Fur Sale Offers, for the 1921-22 season, the most complete and by far the most varied assortment cf authentic | advance Fur fashions ever assembled by our Mr. An- drews. And the prices are lower than they have been in years, with the Ss ° I Selli f additional August savings of 25% to 0%. pecta ing oOo 3 years old, were cut and bruised - - i Buy Furs in August :: Pay in November 3 years old, were cut and bruised Silk and Cotton Blouses ee eS See sat t th lliided with 10- hl . econ setae eee At $].98 to $3.98 pl Utah street, in front of 6305 Delmar A Drastic Clear-Away of ownstairs Store.) Underwear Values Women’s Sample Union Suits At 95c NCLUDED are Union Suits with jersey pitk tops and | fine ribbed tight knees, in pink. | Union Suits of silk-finish batiste, nainsook and fins 3 mercerized garments, with built-up and bodice tops. Union Suits, 49c_ At 69c Women’s fine ribbed Union Meieaanks Athi etic | Wal @ meri be gee” Ami sae ni oe | Suits, cut full; sleeveless and Specials in en At 59c Men’s Union Suits . Nainsook Union Suits, pin At 89c | : Nainsook Union Suits with | checks, with elastic waistband. Sises 34 to 46. elastic waistband and closed E: (Downstairs Store) — Sale of Hacieny boulevard, at 2 p. mm Hilda Hausman of 2622 Pestalozzi | street. alighting from a street car at Gravois avenue and Delor street GEORGETTE, tricolette, mignon- ette and crepe de chine Blouses —all of best quality material and in legs and scalp wounds at 1 p.m. ‘She was taken to her home. Bell was arrested for passing a street car while discharging passenfers. Edward Harrison, 33. of 3705A Chouteau avenue, a negro, suffered a fractured skull and internal in- | juries last evening when he was struck by a motor cycle driven by Felix Grillion, 2213 North Four- teenth street, as Harrison alighted from a truck in front of 5400 Nat- ural Bridge road. He was taken to city hospital No. 32. WEST PINE RESIDENCE BOUGHT FOR CLUBHOUSE FOR VETERANS was struck by an automobile driven er | by William Bell of 2814 Neosho | | a large variety of smart styles. |||, street, suffering lacerations of both ot ae | There are all colors and all sizes 36 to 46. At $1.99 to $2.98 Fresh and dainty Biouses of voile, batiste, madras/and organdie in a great array of models, including overblouges, tie-backs and tuck-ins. There are tailored as well as lace and embroidery trimmed styles. Sizes 36 to 46. Infants’ Wear Specials Are Evidenced Friday Garland Quality Skirts sacrificed at a fraction of their former prices. (Downstairs Store.) Skirts, formerly priced to $10.00, CHOICE . Wool plaids in many attractive color combinations in plain or pleat- ed models comprise this most extraordinary sacrifice of Spring Skirts. The majority of them are correct for Fall wear FOURTH FLOOR _ AS W. GARLAND S=———————— = 119.11-13 BROADWAY —_——— Property at 3737 Acquired for $1i1,-. 000 of the Tag Day Receipts of $23,207 .08. The disabled veterans of the world war will occupy next month a i12- room clubhouse at 3737 West Pine boulevard which was bought for them yesterday with part of the pro- ceeds of the tag day for disabled veterans which was held here June 7. Hundreds of women who had | done war work of various kinds sold Cashmere Sacques, $1 Samples and secends. Some are hand-embroidered in many pretty designs. All are in the nightingale style. Cashmere Capes, $3.98 Of fine quality cashmere, daintily embroidered and lined. Rubber Pants, 39c In solid white or flesh color. Small, medium and large sizes. Infants’) Kimonos, 50c Dainty models, of white flan- nelette, embroidered in colors and finished with ribbon tie. Summer Shirts, 39c With long or short sleeves. Sizes 3 months to 2 years. Infants’ Blankets, 50c Shown in solid white, with dainty edge and borders of pink or blue. (Downstairs Store.) OMEN’S Mercerized Lisle et ae of - CHOICE very fine quality, in black, gray and white. Men’s Fiber Silk Socks, medium weight, irregulars of a well-known brand. Black, gray, brown and palm beach. a: 3 Se Children’s Socks, three-quarter length, in ‘plain per also white with fancy roll-down tops. Three pair for $1.00 (Downstairs —_—_—__———_—— LET US SHOW YOU ALOE S LINE of BROWNIES tags that day and the total realized. !t was announced today, vas $23,207.08. | The women’s organization paid || 711.000 for the clubhouse, buying it from Meyer Bauman. Poesession will he had on Sept. 1 and the place will be repainted and occupled soon *‘heerafter. The balance from the tag ‘ay fund will go into a trust fund for the maintenance of the place. There are about 1000 members of sum /f — oo —— ‘a Special Offering of 1600 Sectional Panels At 35¢ Section FILET Sectional Panels, in ivory tint, several attractive Mideunuzen> Sita at FOOTWEAR Pumps, Oxfords and Ties at $1.45 Pair OMEN’S low footwear, in a good assortm :nt of all hen desirable leathers and styles. White Low Shoes at $1.25 Pair s, Oxfords, Ties and Colonials of fine white canvas; all sizes for women. 4 Children’s Footwear at 50c Pair is Children’s and Infants’ Pumps and Oxfords of patent leather, a and dull leathers. Se Several hundred pairs of Women's White Canvas High good styles, have been marked for quick clearance. (Deavectaise Geena Men’s Oxfords, $2.98 P be had in extreme English lasts and patterns, of biseck and ten kidskin, as well as side leathers. All eta ved welted soles. The size range is complete but wi ths somewhat — broken. Every pair is marked at a price which rep ‘esents a great saving to the purchaser. . Men’s Oxfords, $1.98 Pair j ’ Ventilated Oxfords of good grade side leather, in a cqemplete size and width range. BS Tennis Oxfords, 79c Pair Men's Tennis Oxfords with white canvas uppers and corragated rubber soles. Popucnn ts Vacation Mover - Yea! LIM! price Such mak Wilma Tindal his —— —— —_——— Iowa's Pepuiatice 99.2 Pct. White. hy the Agpectated Press WASHINGTON. Aug. 4.—Iowa’'s pepulation tn 19206 was $9.8 per cent native white and 3.4 foreign born §& white, the Census Bureau announced today. The total population tncluded 1.825.553 mative white of native par- one, 235.647 foreign bern whites 76,710 mative white of foreign born . parents. 19,005 negroes, 529 Indians | 29 Japanese and 34 Filtpince / THIS MAGATINE es. dent. The clubhouse will not be Friday at this ee low price. used for living quarters, but will | § ee FOR a YEAR resemble tm usage the Soldiers’. Sail- D maintained tn the Post-Dispatch | rape! y Remnants building and elsewhere in the city Size of picture 2)"x4i". im cry. ” containing i. during the war. A citizens’ advisory Ten exposures. Its 7 | rial gers and speciai ss committee to ald In the maintenance hight weight, perfect 2 , information, will be ee of the clubhouse has been formed, make it ideal for vaca- year to every PUr-) gua civic organizations, headed by Mayor | URTAIN length of 2 to 6 yards, and lengths for over- tion needs. .. . . .$5.00 | jqtacer of 8 PAY Roy's Death Attributed to Ice Cream. N f . b 4 ei .: rey Bi) Peg ‘BORNE, Kan., Aug. 4.—James R ) (Downstairs Store.) ema Se i. ? ; - Tindal, 4 years old, son of Ray Tin- of all box B : ; i Size of picture 23°x}4". dal, a retired farmer. died here yes- ait sownlen, Six exposures. Also light terday from ptomaine poisoning, be- t R g $29. 98 | Axminster be - 9 4 number of standard grade seamless Axmin- “$2.00 ot 4 oF $2.50 sister, ig mot expected to live, and A . — three other children are sertously il! be f slich £ Size of picture 24°x4)". Twelve exposures. Ideal | Size of picture 3}°x4}". Twelve exposures. Good results The ice cream was bought from a S cause of slight imperfections. Size Qxi2 feet. reve : ype tair Carp . . “es a Seme Brownie | largest of the bor Brownies. Pictures about post card et, $1.59 Yd Fiber Rugs, 33 Each (Downstaira Sere) ys $3.50 | size a $4.50 Splendid grade Velvet Stair Splendid-wearing Rugs, in AS / — | aa ; tt 2 KODAK HEADQUARTERS fee with border; for tacs | erm curable for dooge QO ‘uM Wa and hall runners. 27 in. wide. and 20x28 inches. | \ " : ey Call at your pleasure We will gladly give ( \ NS a, aS ro wpom_ our expert demonstrations and ~ q = Ww Ww “FR EE War. Thomas L. Martin Jr. ts presi- patterns, 9 inches wide and 2*2 yards long, will be featured ors’ and Martnes’ clubs which were , i. Ni: i ‘smagezine,” 5c to 50c Length results and simplicity ht - 4 mailed FREE for 11" ir.cluding representatives of many ey Orage tame age Every Sale Must Be Final. No Mail or C. O. D. Orders Accepted yet earvicesble and wil will and compact. Pictures of lieved to have been caused from eat- | the most economucal size. ing tce cream. | ster Rugs, in allover patterns, very specially priced Men's Tennis Bals, including many Keds, all sises and widths — io and mtable bor port and when turned assured even. when im the hands of the novice. Of the local dealer t very suita Aner Carpet, in pretty mottled ef- ‘@°&¢ assortment of stencil / Floorcoveririg, 45c Sq. Yard informa tion. _ Felt Floorcovering, serviceable for kitchens. bathrooms, etc.. in a choice assortment of patterns. 2 yards wide, cut from rolis, as many yards as may be desired Please bring room measurements. 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{ Goods be, 19c Yd. soft - finished gee, in solid for shirts, pa- nches wide. sk, 65c Yd. figured and amask, in blue, inches wide. . Special Batiste, Yard | Batiste, in ; colored fig- mens wear, orts, etc. A rds to offer. Whetajrs Store.) 8 waist. whnetaire Store.) its ilk tops and ok and fine lice tops. 9c iletic Union sleeveless and 9c on «=Sults, pin tic waistband. wneataire Store.) ae iM CHOICE 35c PAIR plain, colors; $1.00) wnstairs Store.) 45 Pair nt of all the ite canvas; ia nt leather, tan | High 5 : pnetaire Store.) THURSDAY. AUGUST 4, 1921. sateen = . a — SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT ‘MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Any Other St. N y er x Louis Newspaper. - I — eet = _ Store Open Until 5: 30 0 Fridue -Ctnded on Theale LN. . Sentient — + Sn ™ — — - RE —_—_ _ Secieerteeeseeeneeeeenee STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAND- LEADER © ——— a eee ee The August Sales Advance Season Suits Are Doubly Intriguing at $35 F you are among the lucky who are preparing to hie themselves northward, westward, anywhere —-breezeward—you are perhaps at this instant mentally reviewing the service qualities of your ’ worn Spring Suit, trying hard to overlook the “I’ve been worn a season” attitude which it limply but surely proclaims. Enough! New Suits, brand-new Fall styles, trim long coats, svelte and wearable—all yours for thirty-five dollars—just because we went Suit buying early and chose with a definite notion of providing you with an early Fall suit at the smallest possible sum. (Third Floor.) en —_— ae —— a The Sale of Gloves Offering 20°) Discount on Our Entire Stock ARELY have so many exceptional values ap- peared in higH-grade Gloves. A discount of 20%. from the present prices on the Gloves in stock brings costs down far below the usual range. When you consider the fact that many of these Gloves had already be@q,.reduced in price, you get an idea of the value-f\sing event that is taking place. The merchandisé is all skillfully fashioned from first-class materials. (Main Floor.) « a ————— Pumps and Oxfortis Broken Lots of: Fine Shoes, $3.48 For Women THE Oxfords come in tan calf, tah kid, and brown kid with suede quarters, sewed soles and military heels. The Pumps are of black patent leather and kid with high Louis heels. All sizes. “Like Dad’s’”” Low Shoes At 25° Discount Our entire stock of “Like Dad’s” Low Shoes for youths and boys, in sizes 11 to 1314 and 1 to 6, offerd at a 25° discount Fri- day. | (Main Floor.) a J ee EE AE ‘Sam ple Bicycles Greatly Ppeliseed to Sell at $2.50 0 $3035 LIMITED stock of floor samiples, greatly reduced in price for quick sale. In the assortment you will find such makes as— Speed, Shapleigh acers, etc. Every Bicycle is mechani- cally perfect and adjusted, feady for the road. All sizes tnd types; all colors, every equipment Bicycles for boys and girls, men and women. (VYourth Floor.) Rugby, Nonpareil, Special, Central Remnant Sale ol Laces and Embroideries A LENGTH of lace, an odd shaped medallion, a frill of embroidery will always be in demand so long as women hold their sway. The end of a particularly popular season for laces finds on hand a great stock of odd lengths to be keenly coveted. by individuals, but undesirable from our point of view. . Consequently we group them and present them in a sale wherein the prices quoted are in no way comparable to those usually placed on similar merchandise. Group 1 Lengths of 14 to 3 Yds., at 10c to 49c Length. Val Laces and Insertions and Hand-drawn Linen Bands. Galoons. Collar Laces. Linen and cotton Cluny Laces. Real Irish Sample Pieces. Camisole Laces. Baby Embroideries. Filet Crochets. Novelty Embroidery Beadings. White, cream. and Organdie Vestings. Venise Laces. Eyelet Allovers. Group 2 Lengths of 14 to¥ Yds., at 89c to $1.98 Length 40-inch Colored Dress /Nets. Real Irish and Filet Laces. Georgette. y, Hand-embroidered Edges and Chantilly Laces. Bands. ~ sg Ponce Bands and Edges. Novelty Embroidery Collar Novelty Laces. Edges. Ruffled Net Vesting and Col- 36-inch Voile and Organdie lar Edges. . Flouncing. colored Group 3 $2.49 to $4.98 Length. Embroidered Georgette Wide Chantilly Laces. Flouncinge and Allovers. Real Venise Laces. 36-inch Filet Flouncing. Real Filet I Radium Flouncing and All- wae SES LBCCe. Milan Laces. over. Emb. Silk Net Flounting. Real Bruge and Lierre Laces. . (Main Floor.) Philippine Lingerie Our Entire Stock at 25°; Discount WHEN fine handwork on finely woven fabric is offerd at such low cost, the wise woman avails herself of an oppor- tunity that is not likely to come soon again. The undergarments, daintly fash- ioned, and well fitted, presented at this re- markable discount, include— Gowns, envelope chemises, petticoats, straight chemise, corset covers and draw- ers. ’ (Second Floor.) — —— —— e Lowered Prices on Men's Straw Hats BvYY your second Hat or better still, select one or more for the beginning of mext season when you can buy at these low prices. Straws that are right both as to styles and qualities. Fancy weaves as well as plain. Here are how they are priced for Friday— $1.55, $2.45, $2.65, $3.95 Bangkoks, Balibuntals, Leghorns and’ Panamas— $2.95, $3.95» $4.95, $5.65 » fain Floor.) Specials Until 11:30 VARIETY of rewards await the early shopper. She will enjoy the comfort as well as the thrift of early morning shopping. No mail or phone orders accepted on these specials. sa Boys’ Wash Suits, $1.10 . New belted and Oliver Twist models, well made, full cut; in plain colors and stripes. Sizes 2 to 8 years. Priced special until 11:30. (Fourth Floor.) Sprinkling Hose, $4.59 s0-foot section of heavy moulded hose (non-kinkable). Complete with couplings and guaranteed for an entire season. Priced special until 11:30. (Fifth Floor.) Men’s Toyo Hats, 59c Assorted styles in good, serviceable Hats, slightly soiled from handling. Included are Alpines, Pencil Curls and Sailors. Priced special until 11:30. (Main Floor.) Men’s Caps, 59c Comgrising a number of good styles in odd lots taken from our regular stock. Priced special until 11:30. (Main Floor.) Men’s Union Suits, 85c Athletic Union Suits of striped madras, cut full; rics thoroughly tested before stitching. All sizes. until 11:30. (Ma! White Silk Hose, $2.00 Pair These are clocked in colored silk thread; they are full fashioned and reinforced with lisle garter tops. Priced special until 11:30. (Main Floor.) Children’s Rompers, 75c Pegtop. Rompers of pink or blue checked gingham, trimmed with plain color at neck, sleeves, belt and bottom of bloomers and fin- ished with large pearl buttons and pocket. Priced special until 11: $30. (Secon % Fioor Black Crepe de Chine, $1.00 Yard A pure silk quality, in a deep, rich shade of black. 40 inches wide. Priced special until 11 :go. (Second Floor.) all sizes. Fab- Priced special n Floor.) Thrift Avenue | en — The Buy-Way of St. Louis Toilet Artidles Bradley’s Rose Maid Talcum Powder; box, 19 Pompeiian - ;Talcum Powder; box, 4 19c Arline Talcum Powder, vio- let or rose; large box, 10c Lion Castle Soap; bar, 49Cc Dora Imported Face Pow- der; box, 29c Java Rice Face Powder; box. Rose Toilet seas 6c Palmolive Face Powder, box, 180 Dr. Cates’ Cato Tooth Paste: tube, 37C Lambert’s Listerine Tooth Paste; tube, zac Pozzonni Face Powder; x 34C “Mum” Deodorant; jar 178c Packer’s Tar Soap, cake, 18&c Peet Bros.’ Cocoa Castile Soap; cake, 6c Creme Elcaya, Elcaya Cold Cream or Witch Hazel, jar, 79c Peroxide of Hydrogen, 16-oz. bottle, 16c Lyon’s Tooth Powder or Paste, 17¢ Neet Depilatory, small size, ZZC Large size,. 65c Lashbrow, for the lashes, 79c Armour’s Auditorium Bath Soap; cake, gc Danderine Hair Tonic; small size, 27¢ Medium size, , 46c Large size. 69c Stern’s Iris Peroxide Soap: cake, 6c Antoinette Dennelly Soap; cake, r7c (Quantities Limited.) (On Thrift Ave Wash Dresses, $2.98 Pretty styles in Women's Wash Dresses of batiste, tissue gingham and plaid and checked gingham, ail neatly trimmed with white organdie. Sizes 36 to 46. (Con Thrift Avenue.) Silk Envelope Chemise, $1.98 Of crepe de chine in bodice top style, with wide bandings of lace insertion, and ribbon shoulder straps. Also step-in Bloomers of crepe de_ chine, lace or ribbon trimmed. Sizes 36 to 44. (On Thrift Avenue.) Percolators, 95¢ Coffee Percolators, made of heavy gauge alt uminum ; 6-cup Capacity. (On Thrift Avenue.) Peiticontn i Made ot cotton taffeta in floral patterns on colored back- ground. Deep flounces. with plaitings and tucks. While lot lasts. (On Thrift Avenue.) Boys’ Suits Special $Q.75 FoR Friday’s special sell- ing, we have prepared an offering of unusual interest. Odds and ends, consisting of one or two Suits of a pattern, grouped at a special price, offer a splendid opportunity for eco- nomical investment. Every Suit is the proper weight for school, or dress wear, and parents will do well to make an early selec- tion. A splendid assortment, in sizes 10 to 18.(Fourth Floor.) a Window Shades Special at 77c just 100 dozen of these splendid Oil Opaque Win- dow Shades, mounted on splen- did self-acting spring rollers, in green, white or yellow, are of - fered at remarkably low cost. They are 36 inches wide and 7 feet in length. All are perfect and complete with fixtures. Materials for Draperies Greatly Reduced EVERAL thousand yards of Curtain Materials, including cretonnes, laces, marquisette and many other weaves, in lengths from one to five yards, are offered at ex- tremely low cost. ° (Sixth Fileor.) Trimmed Hats In a Special Selling for Friday To our good fortune, and yours as well, we have purchased the show- room samples of a great manufacturer of clever headwear. Such a gloriou§ lot of Hats one is rarely privileged to see—and indeed not to purchase at such a price as we announce for these. Hats of the new Duvenor materials, of duvetyn, of panne and Lyons vel- vet, appear in hundreds of shapes and trimmings, all at the one highly acceptable price. (Third Floor.) _—-——CUc ch ee - — Semi-Annual Clearing Sale of Jewelry—Choice, 50c ORIGINAL prices have no influence whatsoever when the plan for a general clearance of stock is inaugurated! Thus are to be four in this sale group many pieces of really exquisite workmanship and fine materials. : At this price one may purchase— Novelty Necklaces, Vanity Cases, Dorines, Coin Boxes, Waldemar Chains, Coat Chains, Brooch, Bar and Cuff Pins, Earrings, Lingerie Clasps, Bracelets, Novelty and Jet Hatpins, Cuff Links, Tie Clasps, etc. The pieces will be placed on the counters for your inspection. . Naturally, the early shopper will have the most tavorable opportunity. Every piece included, however, is a remarkable purchase at this price. (Main Floor.) — — — ee ~ Remnants of Linoleum Offer Pronounced Savings — At 49c Square Yard At 39c Square Yard Inlaid Linoleum in lengths up to 4 Short lengths of genuine cork and | square yards; the kind the color goes burlap back Linoleum, ranging up to 4'% | through to the back. $ome pieces are yards; offered in limited quantity. subject to imperfections. - (Sixth Floor.) “i ee Ee CTE e Beds and Bedding Friday’s Special Feature in the August Sale of Forster HERE is real thrift in purchasing bedroom equipment tomorrow ftom the array 3 special values we present. : | 4 This opportunity is unusual and it is the ands of wisdom to ais ar yourself for futur ' needs in home furnishing. | Steel Bed, $29.50 Simmons Cage Bed, $10.95 Steel Bed in mahogany finish, with square tub- The Simmons Cage Bed in gray finish, comes ing; full size; with aaa Riser gray enamel coil at this low cost in 4-foot size, with excellent spring to fit. springs. Enamel Porch Bed, $9.25 Folding Steel Cot, $5.45 Kinney & Rome Bungalow or Porch Bed, 3 feet wide, finished in gray enamel; equipped with ex- Two and a half feet wide is this steel folding cot in oxydized finish, with good springs. _.. ceptionally good ality link spring. Simmons Steel Beds, $14.95 Twin Beds in brown mahogany finish, 3.3-foot -inch continuous posts—very special at $14.95 each. Vernis Martin Bed, $9.95 Vernis Martin Bed in full size, with five fillers in center; nicely finished. Simmons Wood Crib, $11.95 Simmons Wood Crib in 2.6x4.6 size, in ivory or white enamel » finish; provided with good quality spring. Crib Pad, $3.95 All-felt Pad in fancy art ticking, to fit above Crib. Felt Mattress, $12.75 so-pound Stearns & Foster Felt Mattress, made of good ma- terial; in fancy art ticking, with roll edge. th roll — Simmons size; with 1% Felt Mattress, $12.50 “Grand Leader Special” Felt Mattress, ess, 45-pound quality ticking in various patterns; made “¥ a “ oo oe we ©8 E0GR eee + een cess

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THURSDAY. AR. ‘ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ceive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY _ CIRCU LATION ‘Than Those im Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. BE AUGUST 4. 1921. nl — OL A = - ee - a A = " —— _ ORPHANAGE TEACHER TRIED | : FOR WHIPPING A BOY) $20 Allowance AyL As | , 4 dember of Frames set | for YourOld VUpsy & TMWVUTL ~ VUMCY ab Machine te bh, Te AURORA, Ill, Aug. 4.——The Rev. . CS a | “Store Hours: s: Daily, 8 8:30 to 5; Friday. 8:30 to 5:30 Olive and Locust ‘From Ninth ‘to Tenth Adolph Misch of the staff of the r a | ‘ If You Buya - Grphanage at Henconte, waa tie | W e guarantee that every article is priced on the replacement value of today, or less | here yeeterday for wh pt ing Charlies Siwiiocws| Western £lech LIC 3 Open Tomorrow, 8:30 to 5:30—Closed All Day Saturday hig ear for not learning a German ae | | A Portable Sewing Machine The Rev. Mr. Misch denied he had egg Beta oneatendiaas Mast This unusual offer certainly makes it Emphatically—a wonderful savings opportunity awaits you tomorrow in ‘called th | Th: easy for you to get rid of the tiresome : z n. he sai, was hard work of sewing by foot-power. The Sale of Men’s Summer Suits k on the s¢hool Besides allowing you $20 for your am | | old machine, we'll grant you conven- l } 50, 16. 50, 21 50, $27. 50 The Rew Mr. Misch's resignauon ient payment terms on the balance. at was accepted last night . a - \ 2 _, ah; . ' Will Help Entertain Foreign Visitors ge worth of elec- The Western Electric Machine, as HESE groups are all offered at far less than their ) alia tric current will jllustrated, is a lock - stitch rotary ae | "JEFFERSON CITY. Aug. 4 run this Western model. You can do any kind of sew- replacement value—far less than the regular season Speaker ©'Falion announced today) Electric machine ing on it—and quicker than on a selling price. that he had appointed Representa- for a whole day. ot-power : machine. tives Bagby of Howard County and y to P \ They are smart, well- fitting, Ww ell- tailored, V ander- ceeeem of St. oy ool 4 Paw: | | ' Ny) ot ; voort Qualit te Sits whie h you can We |] atford to buy Sale of Baby Dresses ith Adjutant-General I p a , Senators Lysaght of St- Joseph and on ) | y Ves now for August and Se -ptethber wear. Then you will | ae i note ae $ & | hss tn ‘entertaiaing | foletgx TAI? GWi77 have good Suits with which to start next season which Will aid mothers to keep baby cool and immaculately fresh 7 the State in entertaining foreign -e | S : ft ; : and dainty through long Si immer days. Extremely low prices lea cig | de = a “~ Electric Company Isa point well worth considering. pre ‘vail. Sizes for tots of two and under o parti aati ret —— peed sem Lindell 6550 904 Pine Street Central 1681 a And on SITs hought now you will Save a At $1. 50 - A daintv short Frock of ‘nainsook. with short : : 7 , substantial amount of monev. sleeves and low neck, prettily trimmed with pag appropwiated $7590 to meet the ex- ° row lace. A very excellent value. ~ pemses of this entertainment. = : : ~ . » oh . 2 Remember our fine selection of Golf Suits, Goli At $1. 05 —You will find low neck Dresses of softest naim | Knickers, extra trousers, ete. took, daintily trimmed with g bit of embroidery | “sf at neck and sleeves, with briar stit ching. Men's Clothing SRhop—Second Floor. ’ : . dt $2 95 —Baby will leok adorably cool in a hand smocked 5 Mfore of Those Wonderful 7 | 4 ° embroigere:i Dress of white lewn, with low seek Move of These Wee In the Boys’ Shop— Men’ s Shoes for — and Outing Wear and shert sleeves. : Acti ; Baby Shop—Third Floor. %& “a Jum er Dresses $ Attractive Sports Blouses od-looking comfortable athletic ‘*Bals,’’ made of smoked ‘Elk,’ a ee gone. Y p at 95c h sol 7 De ‘ially tanned chrome le ather. These Shoes are spe- a EES Re: “PP ae, ie “gl hee} | “ ‘ ' 84.80 OT Dea The boy from 7 to 14 should Ciaci VN hb ia . Ae kif 4 ul n Values have at least half a dozen of ds for tennis, both high and low styles. Prices, a pair . mh >| to $2.9 95 ; ] 82.00 to 83.50 2.9. ee eeees these cool Summery Blouses M > i FI zs tes ] es Oc $s Yi ¢ _ ,saT . . ioor. $09 Washington Av. for they mav he worn ‘. s Shoe Shop—Secon: ~ echool until cold weather In a Sale Each Blouse is well made and - ) +4 A fter-Inventory Sales Of fer— he fabries are excellent at * ulck ss S 7 Mi" THERS should buy a full supply of these excell - ’ e rTnis rice LA1S po gees ~ a and stripes B ye ohne. Manhattan Shirts Reduced values, in faet should anticipate next season’s , a I if e | | a : mand while Socks of this quality may be puree P Dimity aepene at 75c (‘hoice of our entire stock at the following reduced at such moderate prices. a These are offered.in sizes EACLE : : - Son atta dau, © ha tb ee 500 Shirte f $3.50 and $3.75 Shirts for $2.85 25c and 35c Half Socks, 485 Pairs of 18¢ Seconda, pte wae By weenie 4 5 Ot Shicte Fes "7 $4.50 to $5.50 Shirts for $3.85 Now 18c, or 2 for 35c Reduced, 10c Pair § |. ° are really st nsib! S+. $4. Summer sleeping garment ob- $6.00 Shirts for s+. $7.00 and $7.50 Shirts for $5.65 This group consists of White These have slight defects, 4 } tainable. Short of sleeve and $8.50 and $10.00 Shirts for 86.85 Socks with effective colored come only im white or b low of neck, they combine. ; tops. 500 pairs at this little coolness, with practicability. White Shirts for $1 85 price. 50c Half Socks at 35c a :® Few Ribbed Stockings 500 pairs of White Socks i@se af 4 r $2.50 O ) : lé as | P Tubbable Tams at 95c on Lh , ree lar : \ xh - cloth and ores Reduced from 3vVe to colored borders of very sp —— rNhirts Of a2 WellAnOoOWnN ‘os ere os ‘CK - lite Quite the cunningest head aot a. ee lere are both ne lOc a pair juaiity. A S ec ral . : wear to be found for the band and collar attached styles. Hosiery Shop—First Floag. p l _ smaller boy are these Tams ~ | M hi P h , which come in blue, tan and Colored Madras Shirts, $1.95 | sh EE urcnase we waste Jaa age ares Ay ee & Regujar $3.00 and $5.50 Shirts in a wide variety_of |r Ba: N 5 Va . - — "| neat and attractive patterns. $1.25 and $1.50 madfas air Bows and | Negligees and broidered Shop—Second Floo Brings Values . eee oaih paveste tities te ; — ee ae to $12. ae Here Are Splendid Other Furnishings Very Specially Priced for the Summer travele . ig | at 75c to $1.35 a Yard or the student yoing Values in $1.50 one-piece Pajamas; $2.90 sleeveless, knee Ton let | | . 7 9 short sleeve, knee length length Union Suits, mostli¢ re wae sae |) po away to school COrTrenR. Boys Clothes NAc striped madras ec!oth 81 39 ’ ar " P * wide rang? of " —_—" sim sons ” plaids, stripes, brocades, N?® matter where one ! $1.75 Wa Palm Beach Norfolk g1.4 sleeveless, knee- $1.75 Vassar Athletie taffetas, moites and satins. | - travels, whether it Larte No ; rth Union Suits; made of ‘nion Sui de of si All are spendid values at it Suits, $11.50 to $16.50 » Meter ine ee wo i Jalen Cults, mate i nee, on ee eee is a short vacation trip, & so : - mall checked nainsook, D5e fine crossbar madras. 81.15 the prices asked. A > These Suits are splendidly .) 3 ss +a] F £1.25 Narrow Picot Edges and | long journe} v, these are eh Gear titi Minin, Cn Be 7 ¢ - yY cioth Bath Silppers, special, a pair onde . "te ft Bo er ae be A from « to l, ; P , - Two-Tonmes, come inal] the necessities. For the girl vears. e eoiors are gray, Men's rurnishin;s Pe | First Floor ta, hade Pet wm, + . sae and Hn gra) — shades. a aoe planning a school ward- &g ie Pega ies ty robe, this selection will} £ | . : | ee ee ee 2h Rea st!fult. raat $1 pty Here Is Where Xt. Louisans Like to Buy Their— | be most interesting. : autifulls Y . Candy Blanket Robes, with regu ae i : ou wil] find in this group, G 6s af : : Fiber silk Sweaters that look ; | dark blue ~~ and olf Su lies Pecan Delight: made of lation satin trimming, in @ ——ae lik ure silk ones ae ean. fe rer Hey ser hor fresh marshamliow and good range of patterns ixe genuine D wees a a.m at c.0ta i401 oyYs vee erisp pecans, dipped .! colors 8123.50 to 829. They come mostly in navy and ron years. | : | Because we offer the most Te oleiet on’ nocols | Corduroy Robes, ia ¢ ? ? @| in ain - hy 2 y ti black, Tuxedo st y les and pl | A Clearance of Wash Suits E | \ | comprehensive Selection of poun# cal | | ) ani od he gy ; and fancy weaves. For boys from 2% to 10 | m | Golf Clubs and Aecessories. pomp y! wl ny ere a era unlined. i ll the ‘ r —the best values in G Sg ":, years. : é alues in Golf Sup colors insluded " - . . ‘ c . . > cewek et . Exceptional values are of c ples that it is possible to ee, eee. ee 85.05 to 8 Id l f r oO and fara.) ; th: FPOUD In por lin ; - ; . secre, ure Bugkar Stick t ari - F ea Oo Now Sered sm tas group, jOpuR, yt) ae ty—the old-fashioned Satin Breakfast Coats, in linen, git n gham. m ai lras an ; / LH —@eryiee TnHat is worthy of the ? ' im assorted flavors etty tel i useful mh += naa , , , 4 J ¥ : e Vv r ca larw + hh > ; . »¢ “> i = yr pr y pas e an: al r A V ‘ 5 = : ® ™ f Th eae. on . event. Prices are wD ays | and know how to talk to a special Be. m fh 4Se edged with self quilli | me § Ond albert 95c. 81.65, 82.45 and = ae , golfer in his own language. Candy Shop—First Floor. #12.95 to Bi Frid Su] f 2.75 Negliges Shop—Thi rd Floor. o *,> . ae | , ‘) —_s . . . . . Original $1.00 Values in A Great Friday gale 0. Ror’ Shop—Second Floor. Here cafe few of the ttems which you will be inter- 3 ested in tomorrou?: - > 50 S H t é bee. | | tolf Club nade | 1}- Dunlop Vac 31 Golf Balle 55 7 | Silk " and g Fiber Hose I ummer als Bicycles and Toys known manufacturers;| speri: -_ or $6.50 a dimen! y ther A Sale of Luggage » Site vane , the 14a “he? “SO an ° aiis Up to 81.04 “_ ; : Women's and Misses’ Silk-and-Fiber § indie ang - ee a > Other g: lubs, jinelindi Fine Golf Hose, in many styles That is full of mterest and Fol rly > ae ane es A ee ee . . Warm i iresome ; : Hose, in black, brown, two-tone Awey i Smported makes ran sai nd colors; a pai ' . . ‘ormerti ' LEM po e Ina xt range UU) Z : > le > yw’ ca- sport shades and all new novel: C | aterde. —— Deys . $2.50 to 89.50 value to the regular or occa ties. Friday special Ae «- Priced Briggs-Stratton Motor F'r- . | Putting Dises, each Tic sional traveler. = to $7.50 ers are 8200 Golf Bags, our entire stock Rubber Tees 35e Vandervoort Wardrobe ; i ; ' oi icalas ow offered at greatly reduced Golf. Gloves, pair oo ; Women’s Full-Fashioned : Brigge-Stratton Moto: 1 ie et pe ag hae Ph , pai $2. Trunks, Special at $55.50 : - ae call “Th Air Peds—better than calks: ' > lel Silk Hose , Of satin. ribbon ral yw pee pane ° $1.75 to 825.00 a pair £2.00 Splendidly built of three- bey aioe 2 Inie icycies range tron — ae . : le S sv Full-fashioned Pure Silk Hose in black, . oe not Nag ga " ga. $20 to 847.50 Sporting Goods Shop—First Floor. on oe yo ge age : 4 : : p : . . — . = Ww ~ ¢ white, cordovan and navy. ie ee Hurry | mney hg ae elocipedes range from an oun I iar Former value to $2.50, # &. | B10: ‘ raised top, brass bolts and ee sobs otmnésn Automobiles range fron “Surety Tires’—The Best Tire | = "P72 Jock: ,Ths Trunk will “B90 | 9 S29 earry 12 to 24 garments, has Coaster Wagons, Value on the Market Today ae Grawers, separars ° 83.50 to 817 . iat and shoe compartments Kiddie and Sidewalk ‘ars » if prdicags —— phes m with fullest contidence, for they ~~ eal eee Trunks spect- o1ce O ver as hes are made in St, Louis, by St. Louis labor and | gue'prinel $9880 te $190.00 Handears 88.50 to $30 wrnlbaceens by Seruges-V ‘andervoort- Barney. wi 7 tw bt Cow Croquet Se Every a re fresh, new, clean stock. It will pay ee 5 Ligh cig , a Trimmet | 823.75 to 814.75 you to ce pare these prices with the prices of hide Suitcases at $1475 : ent ieghor: er high grad e Tires, which will at once show Two strong locks and bolts; 4 | S Hammocks 83.75 to 8D , i the wisdom of b ing ‘§ Be : +) oe ress in e ouse Metal Sand Boxes; 3x3 $9 bOE: Mregyes =r. Sayeng Sarety ten silk lined, with three pockets. Wooden Sand Boxes: 4x4 tm 30x3l4 non-skid Fabrie 30x3l% nen-skid Cord 20 and 22 inch sizes. £10.00 ires : ‘gular | $17.60: Tires; regular B50: ; eh aesineitive Whip Wein re gt 19s | sete’ (umuae Cowhide Suitcases at $10.45 $6.:5t0$875 [a f ' R25.00 Orhe il : and $10.95 These ure made of seal ; ew. Gheienll rigina y fo e ) , Toy Snop-—sasement Cp era ved gol tm, gerne Sui _ | | leather, with 1 or 2 oe BS} : Resement) | lel Adbecsues Gheo--Measment uitable for men or wom- j ‘ ‘en, these Cases are well Other stores have held Wash Dress sales, but K odak Albums ° oe gic : ! made with reinforced we are positive that not this season have you | for Recording Kodak Finishing Office Furniture sewed-on corners. Two been offered Déesses the equal of these. You Good Times or better results! from We have a large sup- straps encircle case, brass | 0 ir films, bDming them ply of Vandervoort quali- bolts and strong lock. blue, ete.: very nov for must see them to appreciate what really mar- y' ) | | velous values they are. Not only are she sav- AIDE VORP Wacames ep here to be finished, as ty Furniture for the Black Walrus Grained pertiplin rn ms. ings tremendous, but almost every Dress is new, soapy Al cr gay wontons ying id Gur work is of the bright- | office, all of which is Saaener Bags ab FIRSP | ‘mos ’ cnet oot alabe be spent dreaming over | est quality. We can also | moderately priced. Sup- These have reinforced | — Driced Sram your ae ires and a Ko make attractive enliarge- ply your office require- corners, spike eateh and C s4 —_— I " bl M mm ’ I dak Album is a real neces- ments from your favorite ments here where von strong locks. They have ry imaginabdie ateriai, in- git} negatives, which will be | will receive full value three pockets aad are leath- . 7 They are priced from clear and distinet ana faithful servi er lined. Strong leather cluding Plenty of Dotted Swisses. 81.00 to 88.00 Prices Always Reasonabie Office Furniture 4 smell handles. . , . Kodak Shep -First Floor Kodak Shape-First Filoer. Sizth Fieer. Legeage Shop—Second Ficer.

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{ ly ; THURSDAY. IGUST 4, 1921. —— = —— to Tenth — y, or lea ~SSeCS maculately fresh remely low prices insook. with sbort trimmed with nar-* ws of softest nain- _ bit of embroidery, ~ in a hand emocked wh, with low beck rcks ’ these excellent *xt season's de- av be purchased ly of 18c Seconds, id, 10c Pair» slight defects, and white or black. ks at S5c a Pr. ry White Socks with ra of very special es and mimer traveler tudent going to srhool itter& where one vels/; whether it Vacition trip, a rney, these are ss. or the girl a school ward- . seleetion will interesting. Robes, with regu- in trimming, in a « of patterns and i3t.50 to 820.78 y Robes, in coat aightiine models, 1 silk linings, oth a All the desired luded i. to a12.50 reakfast Coats, in neste! and useful lve, daintily trim- colored fruita and if quilling 2.05 to B15.00 op Third Floor. be } to $8.75 of real ith 1 or 2 or 8 ’’ made strong handles ioc ke er Picture , $2 to $18 one in pink, vert novel for - «! 7 of ; i~: and quart siges #4 to 85.50 | sod to 816.25 ) THURSDAT AUGU ST 4, 1921. _ ————— ————— a - oe —_——— —— a —— | MURDER OF COBBLER THOUGHT ——~ | TO BE DEED OF GANGSTERS | Friend Informs Police Rokyta Had Been Terrorized Into Buying Illicit Whisky. Information intended to throw Adolph Ro- found with 2224 avenue Tuesday was. given to Hivnek Sou- ; 7.4, lL BSireet, friend 907 Washington Ave. | | Boys’ Sport Shoes Over 500 Pairs—$3.00 Values light on the murder of repairer, in his shop at kyta, a shoe his throat cut Cass the police yesterday by kup, of 1242 North Sevent! who said he had been a close of Rokyta for 16 years. said he believed Rokyta was killed by membe which fre- quented the 1.cighborhood forced HRoxyta to permit his shop as a meeting place, Kokyta, he said, frequently expressed fear of this gang, and had told of the efforts of the gangsters ie which he believed rs of a to sell him goo to have been stolen Soukup said members of the gang had offered moonshine deguuneye ! sale Rokyta, who bought s oo ig , ruts tfmiad } ‘ thy Sizes 1] to rubber soles FiZzes Hie said Kokyta told m 2 sow 13°, at $1 79 1 to 6—now cut to the whisky away, fearing that 2 ° $1.0. might be drugged. ‘The robberv theorv was weakened $900 from nk recentiv : hought this might have been stolen by the murderers. Souup said kyta, immediately after dr: money, paid it as a balance on the purchase of his shop ab At Half Price The Coroner's inquest in the case was continued today until tomo! row to permit further invesugation Ford's Road Refiles Rate Cut, By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 Henry Ford's T« ledo, Detroit & Jronton Railroad has filed again the tarift reducing by 20 per cent rates ctua aiues— sibl stone from Siblev, Mich., to Detroit, Se * “0 ‘e of over 1000 pairs which was rejected by the Inter of Chi iret ‘ ay Oxfords and Bare- . . = ‘ ; ‘ he e i nimerce ry) rIIksle ’ S . foot Sat ln nae - | iment ta Stat ommere Cr ! sion ‘TT ies leather with Solid leather sewed soles day. It has now been filed propery —nNo tacks or nails to ? rt ti ert, and will become effective Sept ie All sizes from for the little tots td ‘ *") | e LZ ing >? Vs . o4 vs Size 2 for big boys and girls—actual > otated, having’ & peyected ws ; cause it proposed, withou special permission, a reduc = in, traffic $2.00 values at PSe. which already had been reduced less than 30 days previously S, i ~~ tenenlemen olen een omg ers ge ois, " weg, * » \ by : + iF ». an 7 a Ee — = =e ie Dollar Day here tomorrow will be a supreme valuoe-giving event—th d f doll: - sonable merchandise is priced to your extreme advaninge here eae Gene pba “% mang Sagi tny Sm Bart A here tomorrow and find out how much the purchasing power of your dollar is increased for this one day. mn | . FE: ei “f ef ma : % LF »y, a 1 Cort ER-BOTTOM large. fancy shap al | $1.75 Wash Boiler eee, © eee ae . Large No. & alze Set. None de er T= ta th ot er 1 e Ta manda Gtk and Washingte A th i ae Hand a : rf aber airs OSE 3 Palt Ss HOSE z ni and ates os e 1 ~ Ay F. Gout ene der we ana len ao oe e« Hose Ww Sng urs up to $3.00. — TS ans ef. Zee b ACK bt wnand wi ‘ fF : a 4 \ Boe ip ee, ; ma) nion Suits | Nig t Shirts } 2 Boys’ shitts a 3 ip Women's iow n “ “ ly iiss Union Scica8, S84 Sieve med dist Sas. SS‘ Gas ee a te = 5 ip 3 Underwear § | Bed Spread $4] (10 Yds. toweling $4] 3 x | | 2 ene Fhirte and Drawers: mes! $2.00 value; crocheted Bed Bieached or unbleached 18-tnch th end balbriggan | Fo seaas + width; plain or fancy borders vs oe ~a al - ‘se 7 Yards Voile 4Yds, Organdie 5 ; : ; Bed Sheets | Double bed-sise, sea mieas Shi: R-inch Sarat le, e#taple 40-inch wide; patterng S150 value “pergag 7" be ee pees colors idan | ica oe ik $ ~¥ put Styles, neatiy =I Jum Dresses (2d floor) See rn OH colors ang white & : ; a — =d “ : . a Otneham let! s 3] Lace and sn ibroidery mmec Lace and ruffie imed organ , Mace. (34 fioor).. and @ome net Waists o4 ~— die. 2° to OG yvears 24 floor) i aa ‘ Reem o | 3 Hats = $7| |12 Yds. Scrim $ Shades, sb. In $] Trimmed. iaet call for garden Double hemetitched border CO lor and aun ex, on guar enc jiegheorn Hata. (2d. fioor) (Third Floor) sees - ' anteed rollers (3: XY XY Zz. Dresses $7) | $1.00 Apron ewe $1) Por wer er hie TRlur py Anprone reny differ hambray . RBarement s (Ra Ail colors; regular width. Base ? — ee Di . an — 10 Yds. Flannel ‘| "hite Khaker Fiannels (Base.). 9 Shirts $ ‘Base : Huck Towels: red border (Baee.) Shoes $ Lace Curtains ie Many beawt!fu! patterne |. 8 Towels $ iTiaee ) ee 8 Pairs Hose $ latie? Hone. Women's Fhoes pumps (Basement) bleck, grey and Oxfords (Basement ) Men's Shirts. well made ee eae tet tate seeeieiioaitiamameaaamemeneeesammnenes ee hee ee AE EP an oe SSH SH Sy Shy Shy Sy Sy Gy SS Adolph | Soukup | CAPRTERIAS choice of women, but we serve more men every day. price in the answer. = There Is a Reason | SU NDAY POST- DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE ‘CITY CIRCU LA TION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. -_ ae ne ee ee -_-——— pa —— — oo SS S J alhal Offer! Floor Lamp For the Living Room and Sun Room Of genuine wrought iron, with rich parch- ment shade-—adjustable in height, making it a splendid reading lamp. This Lamp, with its good lines and rich coloring, will be a desirable’ adjunct to any home. Specially priced at— OCKELS White A Perfect Jefferson & Gravois disinfecting coating $4 1 .00 , I fi “Quality First” ‘yy Of this you may be assured— | Bath : ENAMEL, ::* | on any purchase made here. 4) sepecial For That Icebox | Days More and MURPHY’S Discount Sale will be a thing of the past. Now is the time to buy luggage. $9.00 our former price—Wal- rus Grain Oxferd Bags. straps all areund:; ST.LOUIS’ POST-DISPATCH 4 ji 2 1 OFF ——_—_——_—_—_—— x $15.00 our former price $17.00 our foriier —Brewn Leather On. —Fle ferd Mas: epecial ) $7 0 $30 our fermer price Saltennen. Qtd00 | Tease; sepectal sallcases $40 our former frice $35 —QLeather Sulitenees, = Megs... | ee with eee straps i $20.00 bby ipa former 65 our fermer price lLewther Osafor our fermer * $37.50 Fiber Wardrobe voetice ch Walr se Groin $6.00 formes} pre e— liber. evered Wardrobe $25.00 price— $42.50 50 $50.00 00 Wardrobe $15. 00 —Hiack Leatherette Tredke Oxvferd $ : sien eur fermer Hag» t iber a $5.50 our poqenes Trunks with price—Brewn i a150 ovr Seremaie nrice— Oxford b ther 3 Haas $2. 5 Trunks A Visit of Inspection Is Always Welcomed + OFF: Choice bags: all mined ~ pgp $5 to $25 $ 200 Sik Hand- S18 eur former price-— Kiack Walrus (rain Leather Sultcasce straps; sale orice... $9.00 -_ latest a«tvlea ross Chandelier Co | IIOT LOCUST ST =—s- ST. LOU 3 ,MO. i be mi are considered Quality, variety and PRIDAY Stic 1AL—Stuffed , Ce ee eee ic Phe POST-DISPATCH ig the only St. Louts evening newspaper giving the Associated Press yews service. a P. C. MURPHY TRUNK CO. 707——_WASHINGTON—707 ~ . by Soukup’s assertions as to Ro- an a S an a 4 or S hyta's financial condition The po-| lice had learned that Rokvta drew Open Friday Till 0:30 P, M. Closed All Day Saturday. f Fans 610-612 Washington es Avenue NEW ARRIVALS—SUITS, COATS, FROCKS new stvle tendencies from America’s d are priced to decided advantage from i Aa hri ngs fi Pry 1? ST, « les): guers <a $25 to $295 A Most Sensational Sale of SILK SWEATERS 1) PUR $30.00 Values... $27.50 Values hd, Open Friday Till é 5:30 P. AT, Closed All Day Saturday. ; Clearance of White Summer $22.50 Values... BLOUSES $22.50 Values... | $19.75 Values... Offering Values Up to $6.95 for Smart Tuxedo Models in at Black and Navy, as Well as Popular Sport Shades BReautif: ul — by ack -— regulation noon oo. ee: Fi ' :. 14 iv on ‘el sidery! aid ‘eritled effects; bol: lariess aud long Tuxedo eéllars with vestees; sport | anc long sleeves; sizes 34 to 46. Kethember, in white This is.by far the greatest sale of Sweaters held this sea- only. son for two reasons: kK rst, hecause the values are greater; | ° secondly, because the price is the lowest. Be here prompt- To $3.95 Waists $ lv, as every woman should participate in this unusual Batiste Waist, handsomely enm- wy . ¢ embroidered with hand-drawn collar offering. (Third Floor.) and cuffs; in blue, orchid, flesh and tan. ; Feminine Interest Is Centered in Our RIN, T, ( which presents a rare collection of he autiful garments at worth-while —a ad CLEA RAN } Ei » Coats. Wraps. Capes. Coatees, Stoles and Seari 's of superb mehness—a e. : ve saeel of iy aoe suleas d roa Its in modes striking!¥ individual. 7 Milady, no matter how of Our Entire discriminating, is certain to make satisfactory selec tion. If price is a consideration— . Stock of | then all the more reason why you should choose here. 2 : Eastern Mink Capes and Coatees . $350.00 and Up ~ Stoles &r Throws Summer ! | ats Eastern Mink Stoles...........+-++- 125.00 and Up | ‘te Jap Mink PocKet Stoles.. Jap Mink Capes and Coatees...... 125.00 and Up Russian Fitch Pocket Btoles dP Jap Mink Stoles.......0+*seeeeees 75.00 and Up Natural Skunk Throws. Nat. Squirrel CQMEB. ccc cccseseies 149.50 and Up Black Lynx Stoles......... Nat. Squirrel Stoles. «i ...0.40000: 99.50 and Up Skufk Marten Capes and Coatees. 495.00 and Up | Skunk Marten St@les. . . .\. oso sje -- 69.50 and Up Stoles & Capes Offering Scotch Mole Coats and Wraps.... 295.00 and Up Eastern Mink Pocket $3.50 to Am. Broadtail Coats and Wraps. . 295.00 and Up There Fitch Capes.. $ $15 N el Caper Hudson Seal Coats and Wraps....295.00 and Up oy ecietas tl Va 8 a imk Cape’®...... lue Natural Squirrel Goats and Wraps 375.00 and Up ro * eae for Jap Mink Coats and Wraps. . .195.00 and Up - wie’ gg Special Friday Feature— COATS $ Regular $345 Values, only.... : oa Bia Tust oats © ine udso eal. to 84 tn lenget trimmed w at. Skunk, Nat. our unrestrict anq unresevTyY hoice medidas oF Kolineky Fitch wollate ous outta. Priced ‘exceptionally Yow at qeoconnees Summer Hat in the house for only $1.00. ony , (Main Fleer : (Third Fioor.)} ‘ : ils: | + —

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y SUNDAY POST-DISPAPOH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION. Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. THE RSEDAY. AUGEST 4. 1921. a =z PARTY HERE TO BOOST SOUTHEAST MISSOUR Farmers and Busjness Men Ar- rive to Establish Exhibition at the Union Station. About 50 busines*® men and farm ers of Southeast Missouri came to St. Louis yesterday to establish an exhibit of the farm products of that section in the old barroom in Unio Station and to direct the attenti: St. Louis business men to other phases of a $40,000-a-year campaign for new farmers, in which 1000 rem- n , s - ~_ . 3 o + dents of the section have allied themselves A luncheon was given at the Claridge Hotel at which Gov. Hyde Mayor Kiel and several of the visit- ors spoke and at which there was the further persuasion of “‘honey- heart” watermelon, one of the pt - ucts upon which Southeast Miss@uri is establishing fare. Thad Snow, president of the Southeast Missouri Farm Bureau stated the need of Southeast Mis- sour! at this time to be capital and farm brains necessary to turn a! ha - proximately 1,000,000 acres of “richest soil in the world” from primeval forest to diversified fart production Such a change is pos- ‘gible at this time, because of th: completion of about 3000 miles of drainage ditches which are taki! off water that heretofore has mada such cultivation impossible Gov. Hyde said that the movement *~recalled to him his immigration .pro- gram passed by the regular session of the Legislature but which has been halted by 2 referendum “We had expected to say to the world.” the Governor said, “that Miesouri had unexplored fields of fire clay in which there was 75 per cent aluminum, that the State's mineral resources are unscratched, that « in abundance awaits the shovel and that we were preparing a systematic campaign under a $100,000 annual appropriation. However, we who would tell of the whole State, con- gratulate you who have determined to tell about one section, realizing that whatever you accomplish will benefit ail.” Other speakers were Paul V. Bunn general secretary of the St. Louis Chamber of Commerce, who stated that the residents of Southeast Mis- souri bv their drainage system had uceomplished a work that was, pro- portionately, greater than the Pan ama Canal: Charles M. Hay of St Louis; M. Il. English, supervisor of agriculture for the Frisco Railroad John T. Stinson, supervisor of agri- “alture for the Missouri Pacific pail- road: EF. R. Melson, former preside of the Missourl State Life Insurance Co.: A J. Mathews of SHR est. mm: Johr A. Montgomery of Dexter: Zen ophon Caverno of Canalou, and Robert Ward of Caruthersville SALOON KEEPER ATTACKED AND DRAGGED INTO ICEBOX (jerk in Adjoining Grocery Fright- ens Two Robbers Trom 2901 (‘ass Before They Loot Cash Register. lwo men assaulted James La}! ndi. who conducts a grocery and at 2901 Cass avenue, in the last night and dragged him »O*’K (one man was at ter and the other go- “ash register when ; ivy came into the aa lo The met! ran out with five DOA cigars, Pyt no mone’ While the atmils of Dr S. A Weintraub Was seated in a sun par- lor in their home at 3948 Flora boulevard last Light, a burglar climbed ar porch, entered a second story window and stole $8 in cash, jewelry valued at $100 and a@ revolver. A bricl through a display window « the (“hariotte Dress (o. store, 1319 Washington av- enuc, last night is dresees Val ued at $200 were stoler hiurgiar gars val of John wa her Fourteent treet ACTING HEAD OF MISSOURI U. Dr. J. ¢. Jones to Socewed Hill Until President Is Named Sty ' L« . a WANSAS CLT Y Mio Aue ; cu itors of t? _ VICTIMS — RESCUED Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles are most dangerous because of their insidious attacks. fired the first warning they give that they need attention by taking GOLD MEDAL we —~ The world’s eandard remedy for these Gioorcere, will often ward of these cis- @eres and streng*hen the body against ferthberettac’s. Three sizes, all drug cieta. ete Ce meme Geld Medal ce every *. ead e " * ; . ¥) - SF LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SRE EBB RES RRR SRS RRR RR RRB RRR RR ERR SOE 2 eS SES 2 ee ee 2 eee eee, Sees @ - we | * . ” . . . ® > , * * » e . * . r a ’ pce The Store for ALL the People $1.50 Vacuum Bottles int size, highly ished hl) 1\ ‘Re’ -plated eup and button | i. : ette covered; renown Turtl e brand. (Main Fleer.) $2. 50 Cameras —" 165 || 75e to $1.50 Pace Jars | Shears, 47c md, Ee an lg + port@d cas? Jars W h i | o- oo: san . -~™ rs i) ' if _ I , : | : > ; ; , s*s ‘ ; ‘ ; . . ; . » - . se - ° ° | ’ cr ‘ ; ; ' ad _ 7? 9 ; . - ’ > : ss . ; * . * " : — ° . ’ + r * , re , j . > ss | 2" s rs ‘Feurth Fleer.) ‘Main Fleer.) 75c Sugar and Cream Sets Fanev imp ehina Suga r S Fs ream &éts. ome.y Gecor orted and Hand- ated, 39¢ (Feuarth F leor.) (Fourth Fleer.) $1.25 Black Mohair oU0-inch fine quality, good weight. rich lustrous finish: ( | Se ahs (Main Floor—Nagcents.) $1.25 Navy Storm Serge Best 36-10 warp. close ~ “ood weight, ch twill, very all-wool, double hard finish, desirable for children’s school dresses, (Main Fleor—Nuagents.) a ee - One of Friday’s Best Offerings! *3 and °*3.50 Black Silks $35 Dresses $40 Dresses eee —— P; 4 .o. 2 Eastman KBrownk 2. 5() handy sure-s! o ot) on nggthorgll $3.50 ' leather Latta Hox leet ae) 8 1.x. * nenes, Eastman Brownies $3.00 Black Crepe de Chines, 40 inches wide $3.50 Black Satin Charmeuse, 40 inches wide $3.00 Black Chiffon Taffetas, 35 inches wide $3.00 Satin De Luxe, 35 inches wide. . $3.00 Black Crepe Meteors, 40 inches wide. = 00 Black maeenlines wk S: 7 > $2.50 Black Deeg: de Chines = $1.66 x7" $196 | “— —— de Chine Choice, $16 ( hines, * $2.26 | | (Main Fleer—Nugents.) | ’ Oprah errr nated inathesd marry TT] hd +" ' j ; iteet " . ire Size ag ; we. 2A ‘ABs ‘(Main tft loor—Nugents.) Friday, While the Quantity on Hand Lasts, We Offer Our Entire Stock of Printed Voile at “ ; 7. oe eee > if! ; mT rT ‘cue, 39c Woven Golored — Voile 39c Embroidered Voile (9c Printed Voile.. 75¢ Woven Engilsh Voile .) C5 a ‘BOc Silk-Mixed Voile Handkerchiefs 15¢c and 20c Toilet \ poap, 97¢ 50c Satin-Striped Voile. Wi ISe to 25c Values . $4 Imported Spreads In the August Sale at $7.50 to $10 Corsets $] 95 a poplia weave. : + $3.95 Spreads, $2.88 i 85x , } i*. et } i - \f . a ’ . —_ — .» : ie. ‘ 4 ste > rt “ie 6 for 50c ‘Main FPleor—Nugents.) ii ana cowie $6.95 Bed Sets, 85.00 ‘Third FloeorNagents.? b ; > i ~~ - ‘ . i iis f ye 1] t Ui tid Like trom >) 7 y ~ 4 rt? 54 25c (Main Floor—Nuagents.) rures. , 5 to $7 Cnesete, 7.45 Low-b r ; ™ Ist model, a’s elastic ’ . ’ a? hips, \ \ Ve MEST 3 Satins Oe ae : eewt+eee ‘* 3s wi bere lire ~s Aeetsdeced —An Event That Should Surpass Even ; " Have We Gathered Together Such Fine, This Wonderful Event Friday. Every Frocks like those illustrated destrable, All sizes for wom Canton Crepes - Dresses from three of New York's = make up this group for this Friday’s Sale—and we %re positive thi best and most favorably knov vou see them vou will agree with us that they are tle best values Bi YEARS PAST at $16. © Micdalaill Ue -—> _ _ = in’ . - arr ~ aw _ - ome ee *y abd ° wT : fred : ; LH alia ; Ph. odds Ld diibel® Sbai!! - as - A New Shipment! . Another Sale of Amoskeag Main Fleer aT bh Deodorant Vanishing ially (ream Spec d at Special at i} Naingook ¢ iége ||| ge. | loa Main Fleer Main Fleer | Main Fleer | Bie sons ht eh Fats pee in jug: ie on vi! | * Napkins Aprons San tary Nap- in sanitary | hy, 5 Dos i “afi ary Aprons “39¢ Main Floor 50c mney —— Mad of rum rut sia Paes! © 8\ze 33 are 40c: Muslin Waists Hair Clippers “Main. Fleor % $2.50 It ported — fin- est stee!. demount- abie blades. 2 sizes. $1.97 TON Gingham ; Aprons $49.50 Axminster Rugs of $1.95 and $2.50 Values at 1 $1. 29 % \ splendid grou | i:ff rent na Tv aa lac __ 000 Window Shades » : and 7 foot long. (;uaranteed i d Cool Sleet Hea Viy rns. in U pairs of mercer- Marqui isette Cur ns some trim e edges Sh ow in white and Arah ar cole ie 36 inches wide ers. opaque ¢loth in da‘tk green, yellow white Complete with fixtures. 39c.and 45c Drapery Cretonnes 36 inches wide. Shown in a wonder fal assortment of patterns, in light aad * Yxl2-tt. seamless Axminster | rt > = soar" it $38.75 $2.25 to $2.75 Lace Curtains pane ail of dur- double threaded Included are Nottingham nd Piet net weaves. Splendid ivory, white and $2 50 Marquisette Curtains $1.25 med with Cl (Third Fleer—N\agents.) $1.66 All are pew designs. 65¢ Scotch Madras Seoteh Madras, with dainty pink, blue and yellow figures, mounted on € starchbi ere Washable; require’ age | S)-inel, highly mereer- ized cofebed varn Mar- quisette;\in «ream coler A sual valne for thie rnaterial ‘Third Fileer Basement Sale! New Low Shoes $4 to $5 a Values at. . > 1 ID , colate: Over lis 8 tl ithse fre Ties and = ; * Black kid skin. au + = li *=iZt’S ~ . A, B, C an ‘Rarcatia Rasemeat—Nacent« | en > “~ ws ge Whi, Nid ives

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Sennen dai Aen an Qe Lh ee . _ SDAT fHTRSDAY AUG LCST 4 192 ae SDAX. os j SussDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. P - - ——_—— ~- ~ - - -— ——aars ———— a — - Beea Heir = ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH 9 a — —— sete ——— a _ ae ee eee —_——_ ——— ee - = CeeeSSSSSSSSSCUSSTCSCSESSSSSSeSRSESeSeSeSSSeCRSGESEsceecsccescsenrstssesesssss=====———™s Mii AND Ice. FUND + PASSES STOO MARK \\\ ONS @ Contribytions of $213.39 Made | in Last Two Days Towards. The Store for ALL the People | Relief of the Babies ; $1.95 Bathing Suits $1.00 Women’s Califor- nia knit-_ style Bathing Suits, in sty 3-4 in dark brown, havy ang’ shades, with bright black with stripe border effects borders. misses’ size s only aa COT! >’ 4 ’ mnt e das acuum bottle. Limit- ».5 - that keen buve ‘rs will not overlook. a) ears Goldstein and Ida Glaser. om me . . P ; le, Berth Choice of 1 straps and 2-straps, ce le be eae Ee ec to 48c 5! : $1.25 : , : witz, assisted by Fanitiie and Sarah " Pillowcases Pillowcases Boston Bags Oxfords of black kid, tan kid, Kelman and Erwin Rosen, gave 8 | white canvas and white Nubuek in > . one 42at6-inch hern 42x56-inch Pil- reek 1 — ‘Nair , Of rubber cloth | show at 2806 Dickson street and | stitched Pillow. lowcases of exce! Jeache earn lens tow ls. r tyle ined with vil- cleared $7. 73 for the Milk and Ice sizes from 3 to 8. Widths A to C. (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) Knives, ‘ ‘ pant lent elit ; + “eaten * blades Anes . _— — yY cot- Shee -~ , Factory econds, cloth rs Fund. Ile 4sc 360 ‘| : : hilt passes without Third Floor Third Fleor Third Floor Fourth Floor or BA ae BASEMENT gees a -: 2 | ae Bloomer soft Bh Children’s binations of one picce stvle, drop seat, trimmed with embroidery edge. Sizes 2 and § years.. $1 and $1.25 Drawers, 75c Misses’ ful] cut muslin Drawers, trimmed with em- broidery ruffle and ribbon beading. $5.95 White Dresses, $4.00 Dainty lace trimmed Dresses of sheer white lawn or. _nainsook, high waist and yoke styles, with panel fronts or double ruffles, slightly soiled. Sizes 1 to o years. (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) i’. BARGAIN BASEMENT best a = aon rome ror rpms RR a (Ba iat we ve a i lit 2.50 c lippe rs 60c Scarcely a week Webster Groves friends of the bables : | giving a benefit for the fund. A shew =| at 658 Amelia ave ebster Groves, last week, brought $5.65. ~The following children were in charge: Virginia Ingamells, Loraine Fourth Floor ay at, Each 59c yreen, yellow and h fixtures, pery Cretonnes | aie Test asd SO “ Rosle ne Scotch Madras Madras, with A&C nk, ‘lue. and 1? | rhe mnie d on cream Washable: + Marquisette highly merece ed varn Muar. “ream ook 26c A very thi . width aiue for ‘Third Pileor—S agents.) | blothes Baskets, ge "i - Goa ] | willow Clothes pers, aouUAaATC slaps . . 5 we Bollers; ly > ary | St. 75 l requires no- No. a er bottom , Cool Sleeping On Hot bts, Get One of These | folding Porch Beds B dnches Ste, Molding hig! ; ; vated se voatci HR9O Whi oxidized or gold finish. vel Folding Cots xtra pp ollage $4.95 0 Cotton Pads ; : th 77. ® cotton one ' tufted $ 0OG ¢ Si y 95 6: Thira Floor—Nugents.) Oe Pillowcases, Pair mt of attra: ‘** is ot" a : sa Ming, hemstitched for c rochet Pillowcases, Pair Pillowcases, Pair = $].25 25 ematitehed in) a Pair es : en ) j | 8 | C : J sa S ' _ — ; " beourth l ieor—Nagents«.) $1.95 Tussah Silk Bloomers. 7hc Extra Size Drawers $1.50 Wash Satin Camisoles...#1.00 $1.00 es embroidery — med 75c Slipover Nightgowns 50c Embroidery rimmed agua 8c $1.25 Envelope Chemise........ » -79e 85c Tapestry Cretonnes, duplex, Sc $2.50 Lace Curtains, pair .44 25c Striped Cretonne ne 49c Drapery, figured sateen .....2%e $1.50 Panel Curtains DSc $1.50 Sample Curtains 400e 50c Art Ticking 2c $1.35 Scrim Curtains, pair OSec $2.95 Blue Chambray House Dresses, $1.88 $1.95 Indigo Percale House — 81.48 y and 6 $1.95 Bathing Suits, sizes 2, 4 ve urs 2.00 Organdie Dresses, vears . 39c Jumbo Bath Towels, : 25x44 inches, Zhe ©0c Half-Linen Barnsley Toweling, Lic $1.3 25 Fine soregun tema i wid The Mercerized Table Damask, wide $2. 00 Turkey Red Table Covers, oo - ré d . Ri. 4% ‘ Se Elegant Novelty Bath Towels, 57c¢ $1. 39 Hemstitched Pattern Cloths, )7c 8c Fancy Wash Cloths, 12 for 5Sc 12c Unbleached Toweling, 12 yds., #1 27c Fancy Border Huck Towels, Ife ©Ke Soft-finished Butchers’ Linen, 17 ®fie Checked Dimity, mill lengths, loc 19c Longcloth, 36 in. wide I12).c h9c White Organdie, 40 in. wide, tic 50c White Poplin, 2 to 10 yd. lengths, , 2oc $2.19 Ready-Hemmed Diapers, . | re jects, 18 for AT $2.75 Double Bedspreads, he mm sal Ri.S3 45x A “Fthe s1. oo te $9c Pillowcases, 42x56 .and inche . - 31.50 $1x90 Bed Sheets °G0c White Outing Flannel 7hc Shirting Madras res Apron Gingham Percales . Checked Dress Gingham... | ’ | Women’s 25c Ribbed Cotton Vests, Ise Women’s 35c White Lisle Vests, 22c Women’s 39c Extra Size Vests...27c Women’s 50c Cumfy Cut Union Suits. {Se 65c Ribbed Cotton Union ao 5e Fine Cotton Union Suits, Gsec Women's $1.00 Extra Size Union Suits, THe Children’s 25c Button and Taped Vests, ise Children’s 25¢ Ribbed Cotton Pants, I24ec Children’s 18c Fancy Top Socks, l0c Men's 15-<. Black Cotton Hose, sec- oie Bb .anc cd cee cet ci venus vee w en’s 19c Black Cotton Hose, <ec- onds ..30e oon’ s 19c Colored Cotton Hose, sec- oucs | yt Women’s 35c. Black ‘Mercerized Hose, seconds sie. a Ise Children’s 19c Ribbed Cotton Hose, toe Men’s 50c Silk Plaited Half Hose, sec ond s$ie $2.00 Corsets, s) 20 to 28....81.00 $3.00 Front hey y "wallet 1.19 £3.50 Corsets BL.GT $4.00 Corsets ee UC, $1.00 Bandeau Brassieres . Oe $1.50 and $2 Brassieres mA N7e 75¢ Bandeau Brassieres, al! sizes, 44 59c to 89c Brassieres, broken sizes. st for RK1.00 3S8c Bandeau Brassieres, al! sizes. 1 for ®1.00 85 Black Chiffon Taffeta, 81.37 75 Brown, Navy and Black Messa- Women's Suits Women’s $1. $1. line $1.75 Crepe de Chine, white and black, a1. ad $3.00 Black Crepe-back Satin, #1. oT $3.00 Satin Charmeuse, 40 inches wi: 81.97 $1.00 Imported Japanese Pongee, 77 $1.98 White Sport Skirting.. $2.00 Navy Blue Taffeta. $3.00 Crepe de Chines $2.28 Black Paillette de Soie 89c All-silk Chinese Pongee $2 to $3 Dress Goods Remnants, $2.25 Woo! Canton Crepe $1.75 Navy French Serge A ‘Col Dress Sale Regular $1.98 to $2.98 x. resses aa | OO vomen hd bine ne ao 1m Organdi er Dresses gett ham Dresses Dresses and Or gat lie Dresses \ll wanted stvyies, ors ana a) 4 Some sl ghtis BOLi¢ , vo ss. ginghams, ginghams Mes if Wat misses, ed tre es, Geor texture enee k plaid and lin ted stvies and « | mn higher prices. en and misses, Featuring 3 Wonderful Value-Giving Groups as Follows: Regular $5 to $6.95 Dresses Regular $7.95 to $10 Dresses *3: F ine check ginghams, lin- organdies, dotted In all eis, $2.48 iors izes *.. worm voles. Sw iSses. for women and misses. 95) the most becoming styles and colors Wash Skirts Former $1 to $2 Values Wash Skirts tha - have be offered price to tr) lay ‘(Raseement.) Wash Skirts $1 to $1.50 Values at of them—all me soile art y tvies —: this ‘xeellent values IC ‘ridav'’s close aol C nrice, 5O0c Wash Skirts $2 to $3 Values at Gabardines, gath, ered and verv well” we O made. All sizes from 24 to 3) waist in. many attractive {Rasement-) atvies ‘(Raseement.) e J ~. 2 ee é BEB BEBEBSBGeewmaeaeeseeteseses and Virginia Peters, Jane Black ana | Ruth Pollock. Lemonade Stand Netw $4.37. Thelma Shapiro and Clara com- ‘berg conducted a lemonade stand ‘I'nion and Delmar and made § for the fund. The children of Gibson and Tower s Grove avenues gave g@ moving ple- ture entertainment and sold leton- @ ade for the benefit of the fund and a realized $2.25. Those in charge were Juanita Baker, Dorothy Sheets, Margaret Airis, Mildred Thomphas et ard Martin Sheets . A lemonade stand at 3146 Chov- a teau avenue, under the management of Eva Kinealy, Margaret Wiget and Margaret Kinealy, netted $1.60 for = the Milk and Ice Fund. Charities Reported rienatas Coup. 4 By the Aspociated Pres. , GENEVA. Switzerland, Aug. ~~ Unconfirmed reports still persiet Gams the former Emperor Charlies of Age: tria has left HMertenstein secredfy B and now is in Hungary awaiting Go a opportunity to launch @ coup @etmt. ™ It ie stated Im usually well-informed & cfreles that Charles will make 6a attempt to regain his throne ¢its month, in epite of the warning of Ge ~ Nerves and Blood Restored — s ~ and tive @p te veur Lovule have Gene Mr Wm Pteiffer. chew ne T Gontate te al! @he have poor. anemic bertowsarea! acca baning by, gee neon, loos of = — 9 SEB Beas eeueuaeas Sele bF &L

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| , TH TRSDAYT. e 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Lous Newspape?. — le | | te ee ee a 20 ST.LOUIS POSTOSFATEN _ _— — — — Flying Field Sold. three Government flying fields here,' Fort Worth. Parker L. Crouch of | IS SOON TO RETURN WANT HIGHWAY FORT WORTH, Tex., Aug. 4.—'was sold at auction yesterday for bes Moines, Ia., represented the Kar es’ Hosiery S , “1 ¢ | FROM VISIT IN EAST | coat f Sst “Eeals to Member of| Barron Field, one of the original $24,000 to the Kelly Salvage Co. of Government in the sale. , g | Claims of St. : ; | | t BETTER EVERY FRIDAY! _ Commission Presented to Hyde. = | oe = | THIS WEEK WE OFFER ° , |a representative on the State High- sah ; ~ | } ¥ : | eaten ce Nyy! |'way Commission to be created under , a | | b id ] Sill H . X - | —- ithe roads bill passed by the special : > , | . Y/ rol er : JSoICry session of the Legislature has been ‘ , Fi Beautiful patterns of instep em- . broidery ; made of pure silk le | Pa ’ , Soi ore | sg if jsent to Gov. Hyde by W. Frank Car- Descendants of Original Settlers én! see premade ef the Cldisber of ‘to Celebrate St. Ferdinand’s 1 a , Commerce The Governor, during a se SR Church Anniversary a - visit to St. Louis yesterday, said that —F | With mercerized tops, high spliced’ heels, seamed c men in «| . - ~* aa a he would appoint the four members . | : = | sl o ‘All perfect. Black and brown. 4 vanni Vena . —_ | =; of the commission within the. next Charge Accounts Invited = : See Window Display / atill © - NUMBER of women who have fie: ‘ 10 days. sa | : 4GAIN! . 4 floor homes in the vicinity of Floris- | a *" SMC uae litled to a representative because the Clearance of Brandt’s Styles in WOMEN’S SILK HOSIERY, egtee be 24 the thir téme fete next Saturday afternoon | ) pre-election campaign for passage of ae dee ; L a 7 and , ’ St Fe , i's ; ee the $60,000,000 bond issue was Consisting of plain numbers; lace stripes and embroi fered clocks, { au evening at erdinand: 5 Made of pure silk with mercerized tops. High-spliced heels, seamed FF were in sac * . i l“lorisss The ‘Cu- ! Bae a “ of financed largely in this city and be- V ] t 10 , ate age aoe com A yy - 7 ee cause this city will contribute a very “sy : a ues Oo at “a Sr ae oe Oe ) back. Every pair perfect. Black, white, gray and brown. ‘ house. .- ‘ = SE A EO IE i me ag CHILDREN’S THREE-QUARTER SPORT SOX, special........-«-- a i hee | neincios d in- : , : ae eS, Sal e c : 94 : austoms will be revived and the “ee =e 4| AMERIKA MANAGER ARRESTED Fe Louis, Cuban°or military heels. Choice of TWOoOth annual chicken supper will be a : - F e ai pinatel values to Sro in this drastic clearance tomor- eerved by the descendants of th: = ; 3: Printer at Whom He Is Alleged to row and Saturday at TWO-TONE SOX, silk and lisie, 3 ¢079 Marat Gtiginal settiers of the town. ae. Se Phe . _ Have Shot Also Taken. 50e values *e I es fae: 5c os barry an Mrs. W. J. Polk will have charge | 2 ae as ys of SS ey ; Eugene Sart rus. 36 years old, of om | . . " | | : : . of the miscellaneous booth, Mrs sph te es Saas : ; » a ee ve. PPh vai citediine ma Pri ot of whe . : White Linen Pumps) $ White Silk Hose} | 95 ) Silk Sox . j 7 ean sage e ‘ a la at a et: it ly ia cs elle Herman ht am ng Page we" are . haha oe ea} Amerika. a Gernian publication with See this most ex- Full - fashioned Plain and movelties............++.-. enc eeesecesess were 19 b try re é s. S ". Fordyce Jr. ’ -e a Sons Some ~4 . . ’ , treet . . a ° . . RN t 04 es ae . a ee he a : As rs ‘ : ‘ offi es at Sixth ana \W alnut — — ~ —" = é -traordinary group- . ee silk with lisle tops. Hons of " Tn Stk dee mon Chirict eon ee manasa and Joseph J. Zitzman, 32, of 3552 “in ing for immediate Regular $2.50 value. rs. An , Jes | “i 3 4 er Mrs. Who will assist are Mmes. Charles : “ poss North Sect . . ; | 7 Texas avenue, ‘a printer, were ar- ‘ J : ° . Kansas Ci A mash and And Constance Creely | wounder of New Mexico U. Dies. | PUM"! rag eee ee , a . Saint Louis City The woman . . then chased the printer into the - : « a Se See Rv the Associated Press _ , 2 *Z : ; ett he ~ Ste stree eomrom a | ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Ads. 4. 7 WE REMAIN OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY was arreste penn nm mm ae The detectives were standing near 4 : - ee . ° William R. Berger, 74 years : Z Angelica St , . ‘| . ~—Col. . “aepakie ‘ ] It ‘ the corner when they heard the shot, ~~ , _§ Th. ; | ~~ . mas . : Ocla ems old, founder of the University of New And shortly thereafter saw Zitzman | Ses | ; Garrison av Oe _~ a Say a —— ial es £ 4 | f ‘ Mexico, and its secretary for 20: run out of the office, pursued by Sar- — ‘ | pe eemnens f “Miss Dou Peugnet of 4482 Lindel! years, died at Belen, yesterday Hie torius, who had the revolver in his — , 2 ys LS The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening owe oat boulevard will depart tomorrow OF) was a ploneer editor and attorney; hand. He was disarmed and both — Ss = : ’ Washington, PD. C., where she will’ i, the State and prominent in G. A. men locked up, charged with dis- Open Saturday Till 3 P. M. — om newspaper giving Associated Press news service " | epend the month of August Visiting Rk and lodge cir les. turbing the peace friends. 3 — ee ee ~ = sz —— ~ ee ~~ Mre. John Leigh Green of 12 é‘ Kingsbury place, and Dr. and Mrs Campbell Smith are sp nding gev- : S * Co t | grat weeks at sania tiarvare si 6 CSreat August Sale of Furs pring ats ' about 10 days to spend a month at Suitable for Fall Wear—Some Silk Lined u o u ST Catalina, Continues to Offer Savings of 14 toy! on ‘ J - atl 5 Formerly Priced $ , Mias Katherine Brashear of 5730 \ ae fee Tim maeehene te fee mins 2 wd ‘ arf | ~ , i) In! tte 5 nat } it pure nasc i> contem iad ed- , coa¢r, wrap, COALCE, scart 4 Vernon avenue, who has been visit- or the rn pag 4 - nsive choker— now is he feahaal ri to buy it. Prices. we Up to S$. 9 ° ° . ° ing in the East for several weeks, rer lower. | Kline’s—Third Floor. Kline's—Third Floor. O ill return home in about 10 days oi pemes , a ae 606-08 Washington Av., Thru to Sixth St. ae ter in August she will visit her rother-In-law anid sister, Maj and et ae ae . Sire Eo Sherbourne, at Fort Sel Saturday Sale of Great Special f 7 Shoes Jur. ana Mrs. Thomas H. Lovelace Trimmea Dieiiieien' and Sa Cc eC 1 naeerw ear of 6451 Delmar boulevard have re- D t py! ; : wabins Now: Fall Bredeiae uvetyne | - cones pall 6: 95 aeds ™ Introductorv Sale of Pay Ae and Felt | a Values to $12.99 ‘ f >. ‘ ee turned from a motor trip through Kentucky and Tennessee. “Sample” Brassi ample” Brassieres a A special underpriced purchase of 900 pieces of highest an Band ) OC highest Mra. M. W. Jacobs of 4551 Latlede and andgeaux re The lot consists of ¢ avenue end her small daughter ¢e 2 Vie Bey ose, Nature « Riva! . parted a few days ago for the Exar, and Warner makes: a! to visit Niagara Fall few Yor » Wg near ag arent. aggel , . ; : Washin cin Gad Pye» pod ws ioe : , stvies and materials. : trousseau crepe. Some hand-embroidered and real lace z “ antic y $6.50 values at Miss Emily Gardiner of Lebar Ky., is the guest of her cousin, Wises Murita Walsh, of 5772 Mel’herson avenuc. trimmed. Tremendous savings at cowereseocs Kline’s—-Main Floor. Dr. and Mra. Frank Hinchey of ; eens University City left yesterday for Chicago and Northern Wisconsin. t> be absent until the early part of Beptember + Clos ing Out Continuing That Astounding V alue-Gring Featuring a~Special /~ Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Trask of 5553 Group at ne eee cad an AE Girls’ Wash Dresses | Sale of Fiber Sweaters | 95 two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Morrts Schweig of $041 Waterman avenue will leave ) S i] 0} f 15! ears Sunday for a tour of the Pacific (Sizes 6 to 16 Fears) a e to 4 p 0 ® Coast, to be absent until the latter * part of October. F / 4 pes ormer Y Fiber Silk Sweaters sac > | “ oy The marriage of Miss Alice Vic- ‘. ie:eell ta ne > ohe of . toria Stanley, daughter of Mrs. Ed- P d Up ehe| lapwest makers in the {J fr m ly t $10! a ward S’anley of Chicago. and Thom- * rice 7 . > a; Oe ‘ ry eras : or er O ] h af Francis Lydon, took place July 27 t 7 95 hat mever have! we not - iit f at the home of the bride's gother O $ e Pz “a ° ny other store ever of oe # Included are White Low - : lemmediately after the ceremony the Pere uch amazin va! J Sh fi d Brown | fer ch amazing \ 4 Saye 71 Shoes for wear now, an couple depagted on a honeymoon 7 F 4 trip through the New England States Ss Low Shoes for later. Walking ~ and Canada. After Sept. 1 they will heels and soles. . an ’ beh as , Ttmberg when she returns from Eu- All our finest hand: ¥ al ‘ oe. ae rope, A line's sé ‘ond ma le and other wasn Waists now offered at Kline a—VWain Floor Kline's—Third Floor. -_ re. William Glasgow ©'Fallon of io ; 4362 West Pine boulevard and her two eons departed Tuesday for We- quetonsing. Mich. $2.50 y wwmva=~ | Sale of New Fall Dresses—Amazing Values | ...-°..5 1* By the Aspoetatet Pree * NAPLER, Aug. 4.—The American = vm reve. i : ointex . As steamer Pocahontas, which arrived " k-end @ week-end special. * . here on July 4. in a damaged con- St iieees @ havh best aul te Supreme Styles and Qualities—Many scheduled to sail for New York t Any Wash D ress Exclustwe ‘‘Sample’’ Frocks Included Other Specials! : Gay but it seeme improbable that she will depart. The ship has been Unrestricted Choice Pull fashioned an repaired and creditors want the , e silk Hoa, in black, $1.95 ay Béamer held until claims are set- —Formerly to $15: New Fall Dresses that we secured from makers of high reputation at tre- brown, gray aad tan q A oa @ * , , = @ = ee Geese ns fo ek tied. : : ‘ , mendous price coneessions. Canton crepe, crepe de chine, Poiret twill. trieotine ’ and new Fall combinations comprise the materials. Every new, Autumn shade : Allover white silk Hose with and the styles embrace every charming version conceived for the coming sea- Pointex beels, | 2 son. Values extraordinary at bas , he eae i—Moin Floor, a Over 600 to choose from. Every imaginable material: Vacation Needs color and stfle CYtp thie and tm with ‘ ‘s—? | Teceation at Hate the Peet. ee atoning: teh matied te reer Summer e4- Mall rates include postage Order »& letter Ad@ddreese Ciree- Best, -Diepe w yeu prefer. lz ss: - a Ae ee NCR Se it ATT EE, mai A Be ee 7 of +4 . aa ™ : + PLL oh eeeneeer tn ERE ERR ey rpRe nT R RNIB I or cee Beli oe ao

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THURSDAY ) AUGUST 4, 1921 : \ SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those “WAN AND FOUR MEN ry; Specials yy ope E \siFFER k Hosiery Homes, Whisky and Mash in Another, Police Leport. eels, seamed back, 90c yroidered ciocks. ed heels, scamed brown. The still was ing a room on the sec- gpa floor and a tube through the house. Seeeescéedes pothing about the making of whisky fa his home. Egnac Koravich, 50 years old, of 6078 (Marquette avenue was Arrested se last night in his home when police- men reported finding him operating o stil in a rear rovr where there —--- 7 were 10 barrels of masn and two gallons of whisk) Mrs. Anna Bolincz, 35, of 4131 mash and four gallons of whisky The Woman said she knew nothing of either. Steve Bolincz, the husound, was arrested when he called at the Angelica Street Police Station. Garrison avenue, was arrested when policemen found him in charge of a : evening Broadway and Clark avenue. wher they also found two glasses contain ne ay is whisky. behind the bar. nn ing about a half pint of what they | —_ ~ ABRESTED ON LIQUOR CHARGES , gui in Operation Found in Two | A ietill in operation, a barrel of | gorn mash and 60 gallons of whisky | in cans were found today bv pol ce- men in 4 raid on the home of Gio-| gann) Venarr: at 2525 Dickson stree‘*. | fing conne ted it with the’mash on | the third flow: The cans of whisky | werein sacks in various parts of the. ; VYenarri was arrested. He made | no stater: nt except that he knew | Worth Second street, was arrested | Rome say they found 3% xallons of. Thomas Mackiin, 73. of 519 South | Out-of-Town Merchants Visit the Home of Better Built Union Made Overalls and Work Pants lake this opportunity to inspect our plant and see our complete line of celebrated ‘‘B-B’’ Overalls and Work Pants. Prices that will please you. + How to Take a Park or (Compton car Levine west on Washington Av. Ride to Chouteau Av. and Dol- Get Here man 5St., walk two blocks south. Or phone us and our automobile will call for you Textile Products Mfg. Co. Park and Dolman Sts. St. Louis, Mo. Restaurants, Soda Fountains and Cafes All Serve Delicious maloon at the northw est corner of * - It’s 100% Refreshing and Invigorating HERE’S HOW TO MAKE IT AT HOME Make it just before serving. Don’t use coffee that has been standing. Use a good grade of freshly roasted coffee. The better the grade, the better the taste. Use one-fourth more coffee than you usually do. Fill each glass with cracked ice and put a spoon in to prevent glass from cracking. Then pour the hot coffee over the ice. Add pure fresh cream and sweeten to taste. Drink iced coffee at home and downtown these hot August days. It will never fail to restore your energy. Try it. St. Louis Branch, National Coffee Roasters’ Association UUUUTUUOUQUUUTTTUUUOUTTTOCOTOOOOUHAOUUUOOOTT AAPA UOAOT OOOO i ? Cotfee service —_—_—_ oT Se EEE ust ror es fedueed, In- | Models. Spec tal dt ieee to $10! Vhite Low and Brown r. Walking le f 2anine” Luks . 3 _ -) 65 minh ils! $95 Hose with Bb ae - —=4 ; % i } . ; — _— ; De ; - y’ \ i \ 4 , , rip ’ ‘ats 2 Po Vg Se. 5 | * Pek, I ‘ Four-Yard wide Cork Linoleum; sells regularly at $1.25 square yard; mill irrewulars: has burlap back; (no paper back) elegant value, y square yard Linoleum Neponset Texoleum Cork Linoleum, 100° waterproof A felt-base two yards wid I’ | o oreovering; F 1 oor covering has burlap baca regular vatue that wiil Wear sells regularly at Tie square yara a regularly Use: } ae 1. " F dab ra. : erat | ’ 63¢ aaa yard 49¢ wetted. 39¢ vy; good for dish bleached, eeting. at the towels; cost 20¢ to bleach quickly in awest price make; washing; 1? Years: C . yard BO OB) x 06d: - avard.... Filet and. Scot ts “ te. ivory and Beige, 2% vards plain and allover éffects S (ir sale ——— pail , 30c 50c Mar- Cretonnes quisette Light and dark 1000 yards Cur Large fleppy brim with flower or ribbon trimming. Black, orehid, jade, 2 ett ’ Lj } ; 4 ‘\ ge - aT) rye tea TY | j ) : f , . it net! « ~ te eral . ° Lia " Ss gs on male : 2 | ar ’ . 5 ard ete. > ©*-r ewe © * ne Ne Calices ‘54? “Be 25¢e Percales :s:/ "horn soe JO 25c Cheviots #5 2" ] 1 ¢ 35¢ Denims Heavy twifled dark 35¢ Khaki sis. 2 | ce 39c Crepes 2) sor'sine 2 Se 15c Ginghams °" cintin [Oe Lowest SHOE PRICES Here!|| CORSETS | Women's Cofseta;: lo nd me- EVERY ITEM AT A REAL BARGAIN . I] diam best; patra ge wil! extra heavy linen: . 30-inch unbleached Sheets; mill rejects; mitt remnants up I slightiv pe, ae ' id “Te | te, Slit. Fae 50c Union Suits. Women's Ribbed “losed Union Sul 5. > K 5 Men's Ribbed Union -Suits; short sleeves, ankle length, endid, quality Men's Cotton Socks: full seamless, assorted cel- are; wonderful | eee ee Yaréd-wide taffetas, messalines and Gieorgette oOfrepe, Satine, crepe Ge chines, silk /poplina, printed Ueor- gwéttoe, ete.:tin rem nants. marked for iwick selling * Qt Friday, at per —__ ww All #ttk: white or flesh - pink Extra spectal ‘ees . 29 || 32.50 Foulard Sit Chain Woven Hats || $2.00 to $3.50 Silks 98c Pongee 33-inch all-silk tan e id beautiful quality: * navy blue PFouvlard with colered adote cor rings. 85.00 S$: 50 value ‘ nlue. at » 4 ” at 8 ? Mill Remnants vat Cut Prices plain; @ yard ! a yard Women’s Strap House Slippers and $] 8 peed wt ber Oey Julieta; Flexible Soles. ...cdcceceons: Wie excellent a Women’s $3.00 to $4.00 Low Shoes: $] Q5 broken lote: all leathers......... ’ Vomen'’s White Low Shoes: £2. 50 values: mostly small sizes. $1.00!) $1.00 Misses’ and Child's Sample Low Shoes; Red Goose brands ... TL e+ Aprons mice Sandals: $2.00 values; Children’s Play Oxfords and “es $1.00 ff ess: 980" $1.25 8, to 2 ee 6 68 62.5 ee ee Movs’ $2.50 solid School Shoes: sizes 1040 B.... S75 Wf cosmeee ade flowne: embroidery Infants’ $2.00 sample High | tT :;..hCUCrtCS;27;2; ;7C 1,00 trimmed; Gc vali- aa @ @ $ ’ . i we r , ly washing | STEAMER ST.PAUL FRIDAY, AUGUST 5S Moonlight Excursion 138TH REGIMENTAL AUXILIARY Leaves foot of Washingten av 30 me—retern 11:30. Antes ‘parked free at : Th kets ibe inclading Everybody Weiceme. - “a, pr Horlicks STE AMER $T. PAUL EXCURSION QUEEN so Al [o* and PFisea miAter- Every Week ivay, 8 40 a e ' ; Aa se 5&0 *y leer , EVERY SAT. AFTERNOON ' 30 to 7:30 wn. mm. 700 EvEss wegiey Erirerr woN foonliaht picureion the river" 30 to 11:30 » ! (Sat. and Sunday Nights $1 Go; DANCING FREF erecta EXC SLNDAY. A Down the river te (ryest caver Y a. mh returne $100 round trip ‘tC RAICN fs. t . fn © i0 Pp, S290 Mondey Fare, fi 50 (hecteeqes Trips, 9 a. m. to 7:30 rece. Wed. There. Pei. Pare, §i Children S te & vyeare, half fare on ‘ye aed Frigaxse eniz. Seterday Cheetecqun Trips. . ae } ww PP Um Fare $1.50. Sand at Kieah fer Chactecqua,. . + Allow an . bth ware evety ; Moontiqht «lime 30 , Toeee Wet. There Wri. Fare 61 ie ' Agtes Parked at lowrn rRiPre : a rand.sew. VYormerty | ORIGINAI Maited Milk tlon Department « Olive er Centre! Leaving the City This Summer? If eo. yow ll want to knew @hat's gcing on at home and should here the Poet-liepaich me from the publication ofGee. The meil rate inelivdet Poetace Drep « line te the Post-Dispatch Cireuie few ¢a¥e ‘efore tou go eT Wf vou prefer, telephone 06.00 sent by Organdie Dress. DRESS - 50¢ ers saeow Dont stick’ in a rut Teach . bigaer. bette? things Make . Post-Dispatch WANTS

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r y SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. - 4 - MB RESERVE GOVERNOR [Store open Friday Until 5:30—Closed Saturday ac CEMiMiams JOFINSON BROS. inn wise iN Sto end Hoon FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS S TIX BAER &FULLER ns M. _ | -onr tection ares rou mower” | 8 os CIGAR Sundries® (LASAT HEARING) — || Friday and Saturday Specials” SPECIAL PRICES | Reduced Pri y y SD Ss A L E $7.00 Large Rar Genuine Imported Harding Rushes at Former ; tces ee a. Strap Pumps” : CASTILE SOAP, . | : EXTRAORDINA RY Special, $1.39 | Comptroller With Fist | . ) . q AT BEDUCED PRICES FIRST CONSUL 40c bar Floating Castile, excellent | Raised, but Is Stopped : On F | le | th T} | | EXTRA r (10¢ straight Manhattan «ize) Ey Age A ELEY NESS se | Before M | . g Attack. | 1 O 1 | SPECIAL $7.05 / ay 5 for 3Sc; 50 box, $3.48 felgate'«s Palm Soap S for e3e Colgate’s Transparent Rese or \icict =x. j 1 . LADIES’ WHITE CANVAS J, THURSDAY. AUGUST 4. 1981. 7 A TTT pst seen - TT ey te -e leteeeteen sete 0 eee EL MORO— Oatoaie’e Reund Bath Seap co see , . . t Ton p. jina——fc Sine Colgate’s Hard Water Soap 3 for t5« CHARGES FALSE i. ° ° ’ | STRAP — 3 for 10c; 50 box, $1.65 | Orazin Tooth Paste WILLIAMS SHOUTS | Men and Young Men will find \ Sh Sess See one MOREL | leet ss 28¢ | Clothes buying now a splendid leather military heels 2 for 25c; 50 box, $6.00 25. zine Sicarsic; = beating. ~oorn- Hi Gov, Strong of New York investment— ~ | | “Ladies’ Straps and Oxfords” ine fteilet powe oe Oe o thie Milk eof Marnesia Ise a . va CHANCELLOR— Ge Comp. Mnenedia 7 be Bank Draws Fire at Com NEW SUMMER STYLES 5 for 40c; 50 box, $3.98 20. Tooth Brushes: all styles amd mittee Session Hearing | — | a 4. 5() saz sP EY. Cota OM Ee ee Bm —— —— ee sizes: special bs s a = Criticisms of Policies. | POW-HA-T AN— Virginia Hair Nets : | =o OO wits | Beautiful Brown Kid, r aatad 7 Calf or 10 for 60c One ad beat ‘a. "30c | | Black Viei Kid; choice of I5e sellers; specia , "er the Assoctatea Pr | Box of 50, $3.00 4 for . eae Cc w ASHING TON, Aug. 4.—Criticism For Men and Young Ven | One Strap, Two Straps or Oxfords AUTOCRAT— a err ba a & er a ~ oO of Federal! ; Reserve stn — 5 * | ) Gale hn ae heels and VERNON'’S SHAVING LOTION —A 3 policies which was continued yester- (Handumde). Te Sine delightful. cooling, refreshing lo- @ aw hate On ! mis- S for 25c; 25 can, $1.25 tion te sine after shaving: lores Mam ‘i8y before @ congressional com : Reduced to sprinkle top bottle... ce sion by John Skelton Williams. for- 66 ’ 99 ; ” y Jol elton Boys’ Sport Shoes “Champion Keds PARAMOUNT a wa “v er C ptrolle f the Currency —_—-_ ITi Oomptroiier oO ; Vv, i | | Regalia Size. Keg. 10 Str. $1.50 Scissors; solid steel: in 6. TPG: we | For Outings and Play egalia Size = r and 8 tach tenathe. .. 18 aroused resentment en the part of Pp ss : Boys’ and mex’s Out- | Rubber-Sole Outing Shoes ha? » a ee = avZ ; / 5 for 40c; 50 box, $3.98 $1.25 Ladies’ Embreidery Selssors SOc the system's two highest officers, - dyprce ear ! 3 TUNGSTEN ..... AMERICAN Gov. Harding of the Reserve Board ~#- a ot ; Ladies’, misses’ and Gov. Strong of the New York white canvas - ahd boys’ white or Hauptmann’s Handmade LARM CLOCKS | ae | A Reserve Bank. In one of the fre- | with black Oxfords, round or plain toes only ee ee ew “Men’s Comfort Shoes” PLAIN OR TIP TOES Instant relief to tired, aching or tender feet Don’t pinch your feet when you can get , i these easy-fitting Shoes. . 4 for 2Sc; 25 can, $1.55 Actual $7.00 value; » > | 19 quent verbal interchanges, Gov. | soles: 1 $1.25 Rarer Strops Sizes. . report which charged Williams wit h 100 box, $3.50 $1.00 Gillette Blades Statement of yours ts false.” CARITAN SOc Auto-strop. Blades : ered : oa 4 KOc Auto-Strop Blades 39 reading, and presently referred to | » BLACK GUNMETAL CALF, doz. Ever-Ready Blade« And that’s a Iie. too.” the latter i S for 40c; 50 box, $3.98 poies laimed Chairman wrens ruled amid the betttl 5 for 40c; 50 can, $3.98 apo Three fer $2.5 Both Federal Reserve officials, . CHAS. THE Sth fully guaranteed; extra ; Harding charged across the commit- esinhe Sew. Cee. Stee . ap hae ith, nine tee room, swinging his fist. but was, nore’ 92. 5 $4.00 Lanc = Cae a halted by struggling associates just zes. Th Bot . . 1g . 5 for SOc; 50 box, $5.00 1 go ng a Bee S886 in front of _his adversary, who re- | L | Men’s x ond , stigh Shoes: *1 50 CHAS. THE 8th $2 —— $3.00 Pocket Anives, » P19 mained cool, but was rising for the ’ white only.. . threatened en: ter. | aoe Pere. . A few minutes later aoyhingy: 7 , 5 for 40c; ‘50 box, $4.00 Poe Mia Be: , | ” ese Items ine a sce UppeimMneimer ““Men’s Dress Shoes Rough Havar.as— sport. hie chaeged Willkiens @ Fae ens Ur Be Sise FRIDAY ONLY: ee ee eee ‘ } WELT.SEWED SOLES vw as i L© Li} ed } il AU iT1@s 10 for 35c Comptroller, who shouted: “That S j ‘ 3 / hOe Gillette Blades oo pa ; . | a lish ae teed © mov. Strong, nowever, ngiish oF u Imp. Manila—i0e Str. Size aa. Seet ay . . 390 Williams of being ‘‘jealous of his R d d 4 for 25¢c; 50 box, $3.00 Sie Enders’ Blades — prerogatives.” eaduce to English, round or plain toes. MELBA S\c Talmoelive Shaving ¢ ~ xy *Te y : S5- Willi ' Shaving Stic The interjected. 2 for 25e Size age Wiltiams; Bhecine Cream. 39¢ ” Mathes ee theenhee Cnite, || 50 50 2 for 1Sc; 50 box, $3.75 _—s 2 for tSe ‘At this point. I request the com- ° and . COSTA Truitt to require the Comptroller to as a LA =e oe ERICAN OIL make oath, whether he has stated J sew B0e Ste. Stas Bere pint 49c ibe Where toate er net, Cov. Sireng ROBERT EMMET Beet Wine and tron MM a eens ei (Large i0¢ «tr. HBrewa size) Regular $1.25 pint 79c adopt the policy at “this stage of the New Fall Styles in Kuppenhei mer tl : | . “te by ek +} 46 , ; . é : : nw 610-612 Washington eJ Avenue feu? a) riticisms Letter to Williams pac To answer let ters and memoran- idums read by lames and ae he said he had sent to hfs associates A f in the Reserve Deard during 1920 eC t y and 1921, protestin ainst theis Ce a — W a q Ss ov ‘ inn \a - policy and course, manded and received ) rmission to ead a single letter of re ss hich A Most Comprehensive Offering of Smart Millinery Popularly Priced at $5 the bi ard made “The Federal Reserve Board feel: sa . , . ty) CO ps of M) lh nerv buyers sc oured the mark er for Hat s to feature at > and their efforts have been fruistu!l beyond expectation. In 5 |] wW Ishin constrained to Say the letter id, . that Ate ection f » in ] + ; , gton Ave. hat your action ° has his sal we > have eluded Hats made in our ofn workroom, thus eliminating the middleman’s profit and enabling us to offer new, stylish lemonstrated the futility of discus- Q°? = sa sg oligos beer ‘ Hats for Fall’ 1921 at a prite prev ailing in 1914. Below we give a general description of these Hats. or fair play.” Cl , e Williams’ criticisms of the noe Hats of Panne Velvet, Lyons Velvet, Baronet Satin, Duvetyn, Satin handling of credi robie con- ean- p pecla NS handing of coerempon ce ade nt pt and Lace and Feather Hats. Trimmings of ornaments, studded effects, ial peated to the 11 commis- embroidery effects, bows, fringe, lace scarfs and smart sashes. congressional = chan acterized Any Summer Hat mesa ape i a Shapes— + 1 i Colors— » “Ty object seems to have been ’ Soft Hoods Priced Black, Brown Nae Your unrestricted choice of any naveiit tn aia aia tae tenes : Summer Hat in the house tenure of office of statements to be ; Roll Brims Sensationally Navy, Rust, Sand to the public later,”’ the let- | ‘\ Arrow Brim Satlors Low at Gray, Purple and , r si in part, “as an appeal to udices and sympathies and not ' ; By anda Mushrooms New Scarlet [recent Dresses SS ee - SPhe H urding letter fur- ' Formerly priced up to $25. ther said that Ae itams’ criticisms generally were “trivial, trrelevant or ; Your choice for. . csasaehenatiniec: sail aad aaaieaias dalam tive interpretation,” and added that a failure to comply with you cannot W ] ~ , t be said to be a failure to challenge ool Sweaters be eald to be & | Actual $5 and $7.50 Reference to a i oO le *o As to the criticism ending values for 2° ee = £2 ars New York banks. the Harding letter eaid that oe of “a disordered mass of det tails ind hewegevonl forwarded | 718 Silk Sport Dresses § y Wilams, t bad been “ierposstbie | | Just 18 > oly Silk Sport Dresses: tion” he desired taken. The letter | tmat out oO 8») eer of j to $35 values. sab: alte that out of: wi ings er iuce f ' tended 18 during thetr entire ~s me. 48 Wash Dresses sae ne = ing 44 was abdeent entirely.” Of voile, organdie and gingham: [It was charged also that Williams while they last had circulated the board's letters on credit matters and refused to tel! the board to what person or persons > . P they had been sent Silk Hosiery $ The reading of the letter ' Pemutted 4 tn a remark from WI! 8 about just 50 dozen ladies’ black and “poison gas,” and retorts tn whic’ white Silk Hosiery . oe Gov. Harding asserted his own desire during all of the preceding contre- versy within the board to settle mat- Ceatimeed on Nest Page. sat ~— a ee CO EE EE Sy ew ral ~. ~*= TRE The Speen ete Ja) ge ee ee era

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HURSDAY. AUGUST 4, 1921. -— =. SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCU LATION Than Those in Any Other St. Loui PRICES REASONABLE. $2.00 Complete Bifocal Glasses. two peirs ta one. lor - Complete BROADWAY & FRANKLIN Guerenteed Frames , d_y-* ‘ter of Mr. bannister Child Injured in Fall porch wane acs yore toe BEER SEIZURE PROMPTS. and Mrs. John Patrick |of 1314 North Ninth street, suffered | |& pro ‘bable fracture of the skull and INQUIRY NTO BREWERY | cuts and bruises at’? p. m. yester-| | day when she fell 15 feet from the of a second floor while at play. The child was taken’ Murnhysboro, Ill., Plant to Be In-| t» the city hospital. e ‘ ‘ : vestigated Following Capture vecials 7) STAGE: Washington Avenue Corner Seventh ——— €99030279°°0008 vi AM /, The tinal Bedell el en so patiently awaited. sirable styles. TIRE 5 AED MN 4:2) SPSL TNR PFT) 6 PP PTT The Bedell organization acts as a clearing house of all the world’s newest and most de- What you see here is the besi what you don't see here has been rejected. | Money: Saving lini Reduction! SUMMER DRESSES | B/ acy / Ve 1 Season’s Foremost Models hi | Sacrificed From $16.98 to m“arance event that hundreds of woin- Ginghams. Voiles, Organ- dies and Linenes in the most desired styles and colors. os —— - —- — }Porto Rican # Cool White Batistes Regularly to $3.50 Handmade Waists, | painstakingly developed by native Por- ~ to Rieans. Elaborated by dainty hand: Hand- ade @) © skillfully and drawnwork, embroidery or lace trimmed. Waist Sale kirts Reduced Famous New Silks Formerly to $15 »8” Extraordinary Values Baronette Satins, and other favored light-weight erepes and silks. Season's lowest prices tomorrow. Fiber Silk Sweaters New Tuxedo Models Very Specially Priced $ an Week-End Special Heavy quality fi- ber silk, in wanted shades. Tuxedo mod- els, in plain or fancy weaves—sash belts. I — Values to $10 . Values to $15 . All Pattern Hats— Up to $25 . -_—-~ —_— O} siebeaity y new hat to p bvery Summer Hat Must Go! Sacrificed to Close Out Values to $7.50 . . $7]. 00 -- 92.00 .- $3.00 to geta beniil wear the rest of . the summer at almost nothing. Banded Sailors & Trimmed Hats ; banking system. It referred to WIll- of 30,000 Bottles. Following the confiscation yester- ‘day in the Terminal yards of a 'freight car, which Contained 30,000 bottles of beer, said by Prohibition Enforcement Agent Hoover to con- tain alcohol in excess of 4 per cent, / | sulted from organized movements! from Varidus parts of the country,” | Strong continued, “to withhold com- modities from their usual markets.” “A general denial is hardly ane effectual answer to specific charges and ec omplgints,” Willlams said, when his turn came again, and later | he expressed the opinion that the New York bank, dealing with re- serve funds, “passed money out ‘with prodigality” during periods when borrowers elsewhere were be- ing restricted Iie concluded his two-day discussion with observa- tions that ‘‘there never had been the currency inflation in this country some people believed,” that there was “present improvement from the lowering of interest rates.”’ and that “farmers are entitled to get, through Hoover today asked M. C. Kiggins,|the Reserve system, nine months’ agent in charge of the East St. Louis| credits on warehouse certificates for force, to confer with him with a their produce, though dealers and view to going to Murphysboro, Il, to investigate the Stecker Brewery. | John Matalas and Peter Dellas, |both of West Frankfort, Ill... who, were arrested by Hoover and his as- sistants when they appeared in the Terminal yards at Sixteenth and Pop- lar streets to claim the carload of beer, made signed statements yester- | |day in which they told Hoover the| beverage was purchased at Murphys- | ; boro f Matalas admitted that the financed | ' | the enterprise, paying $1500 for the beer and having it shipped to St. | Louis. Warrants Issued for Pair. | Warrants charging transportation /and possession of the beer in viola- | , tion of the Volstead act provisions | were issued late yesterday against |Matalas and Dellas by John C. Dy- 'ott, special assistant to the Attorney- | |General, in charge of prosecutions of ‘liquor law violations. | The arrests of the men and the. seizure of the beer followed a watch of several days of Matalas and Dellas’ movements and the arrival of the car of beer in the yards Tuesday eve- ning. Matalas said he had come here!) last Friday to take orders from local saloon keepers for purchases of the beer and to be here to receive the shipment when it arrived. He told Hoover the beer had been shipped by J. A. Lampkin, an attorney of West Frankfort, consigned to himself and Joseph Moore, also of West Frank ‘fort. Moore had been in St. Louis | | helping to sell the beer, he said, but ‘had returned to his home before the) varload arrived. Bills of Lading Obtained. ; | Bills of lading for the shipment |!° / were obtained from the Illinois Cen ,tral freight offiees. by lhoover, and \they showed shipment of the car from Christopher, Ill., by Lampkin, and consignment to Moore and Mat- | alas. ey | Matalas said the shipment which | was confiscated here was the first he) had had any connection with, but’ | declared many other such shipments | had been made recently from Mur-, physboro. | FORD AND ROCKEFELLER ASKED State Treasurer Says Good Roads Will Help Sale of Autos and Gasoline. By the Associated Press. DENVER, Colo., Aug. 4.—Henry Ford, Detroit automobile manufac- turer, and John D. Rockefeller, oil king, were asked yesterday by State Treasurer Arthur M. Stong to pur-| | chase $2,000,000 worth of highway'|~ | bonds of the State of Colorado upon his representation that it ‘‘will_ in- crease the sale of Mr. Ford's auto- mobiles and the consumption of Mr. Rockefeller’s ofl and gasoline if the roads of the State can be maintained in such shape as to encourage auto- mobile traffic.” Brokers declined to bid because | profiteers should be restricted.” er shoes. TO BUY COLORADO ROAD BONDS * a ADVERTISEMENT “TIZ” FOR TIRED Just put those weary, shoe-crinkled, aching, burning feet into a Tiz bath. Tiz is grand, glorious for tortured | feet. It draws the swelling and | poisonous exudations fight out. Stops | the pain of corns. Ends torture and | |} puts your feet into perfect condi- tion. Your shoes won’t seem tight and | ‘ilk Mixed, vour feet will never hurt or get sore | and swollen. Think of it, no more | foot misery—and vou will wear small- few cents. t Unbelievable You can hardly realize the wonderful im- provement to your skin } and complexion your mirror will reveal to you after using Gouraud’s Oriental Cream for the first time. § Send / 5c. for Trial Size FERD. T. HOPKINS & SON New York Gouraud's Oriental Cream ADVERTISEMENT. RESINOL Soothing and Healing for Sunburn and Insect Bites i ' ! } OR ACHING FEET Many lines are offered below the cost: 7 of manufacture and below future prices—presenting unequaled nami Lisle Union Suits Vasear make, were te 82.5¢@.... Lisle Union Suits Vassar make, were $4.0@....... Lisle Union Suits Silk Union Suits V ceear eon were to £18.¢@.... Men’s Hosiery © Pine LAsiee, were $1.00. oes ees Men’ s Silk Hosiery Men's Silk Hosi | Men’ Ss Silk Hosie | | Ladies’ Hosiery Chiffon Silk, were to $3.60 Ladies’ Silk Hosier Pull fashioned, were to 83.50. Ladies’ Silk H osettes $ Ladies’ Drop-Stitch | sik Hosiery, were $1.56, cut to Silk Shirts | Were to $10.00, cut te Silk Shirts Were to £18.00, cut te.. White Silks Collar attached, were 81¢, out hd _Eagle Madras Shérts, were $3.00 | Eagle Silk Fibers, were up to Eagle Silk end Madras, were to 87.80, cut to Manhattan Percales, were to $3.00, cut to. Manhattan Madras, up to $5.50. ..+. Manhattan Madras, up to $7.80.. Manhattan |Vassar Make | §Uk Fiber — Butts, were to 85.4 Silk M ull Union Suits Regatta make, were $6.00 Jap Silk Union Suits $ Regatta make, were $18.00 Odds and Ends TAele and Linen Union Suits, reduced to Odds and Ends Shirts and ae — and Cottons, r te ner — Quality Corner — On Locust Street at Sixth State law provides that the bonds ' cannot be sold below par. f ‘MEMBERS OF FAMILY THROWN FROM BEDS BY BOMB BLAST Explosion in Hallway at 1440 North Fourteenth Shatters Windows and Causes Excitement. Nicholas Palazzolo of 1440 North Fourteenth street and members of his family were thrown from their beds at 1:30 a. m. today when a bomb was thrown into the’ hallway adjacent to the front entrance of their home. The explosion shattered windows in the home and in adjoin- ing property, the damage being es- | timated at $100. Palazzolo said he had received no threatening letters. During the ex- citement a neighbor fired a revolver to attract the police. RESERVE GOVERNOR AND WILLIAMS _IN CLASH AT HEARING Continued From Preceding Page. ters peaceably, but to fight if nec- essary’. Gov. Strong read extracts from an official confidential report made to ithe board by him on the New York liams’ semiofficial reports as “igno- | rant and misleading,” and accused ihim of “violations of propriety and | disloyalty to his associates.’ | Strong Tells of Collateral. One New York bank, which Wil- | Hams said, held $130,000,000 in Fed- ‘eral Reserve loans, Gov. Strong de- clared, held also $112,000,000 in Government securities, adding that “most of its loans were made to cargy purchases during the war, iwhile it was lending $18,000,000, dil- irectly or indirectly, to its own af-, 'ficers, Gov. Strong sald, it held $15.,- | 000, 000 in Liberty bonds as coliat- eral, and additional securities as. well | Williams charged that 30 per cent’ 'interest rates in New York money markets meant the starving of 7 ing districts | “Had the Comptroller understood the workings of the Reserve system,” Gov. Strong responded, “he would have understood those rates resulted from the constant withdrawal of funds from New York to send to other sections of the country.” "Much of the credit pressure re- | 413-415 N. 6th St. | Choice CAVE Entire Stock tL Every Summer Dress must be sold. That means BAR- GAINS for you. Bigger than ever. Earlier prices were $7.95, $10 and up to $25 Take Your Pick Friday and Saturday at— $ 95 bon Hundreds of different styles to choose from. wanted pattern and trimming, including a large variety of $ jumper Dresses. All sizes and colors. Specials for Friday and Saturday Up to $25 Silk and Cloth Dresses, sale price. .$10 Up to $35 Sport Coats and Suits, sale price. .$14.75. Up to $2.95 JUMPER DRESSES, sale price. . .$1 Up to $1.98 Wash Dresses, sale price. . s Newspaper. Cutes are : ‘ F si ye" tei SiAALLANGSDRAS SAA LAALSE ONENESS Silk Neckwear Were up to £4.46 Silk Neckwear Were up to $6.00... 2... ccess itted N eckwear ere up te £2.50 Knitted Meckwees Were wp to 8£.50@.... Knitted Neckwear . Were wp to 84.00......... » Knitted Neckwear Were up to 86.00..... oceececes Earl & Wilson Linen colleres, were S0c, out te Manhattan Soft Collare, cut te..... Handkerchiefs AU qualities reduced... Cambric Hdkdts. Were BSG. osvecteavenecedaka | Men’s Winter Gloves ery $745 ‘>. £10.00 Madras Union Suits Vasear make, were to i 7 Get a‘bex of Tiz at any) Madras Union Suits drug store and get instant relief for | | Vassar make, were to $4.00.... | Madras Union Suits ; VYasear make, were to $3.60. Men’s Winter Underwear Vasear, Lewts, Sterling and Carter makes; ali rode Men's Flannel Pajamas Fine Maéres, were up te no aati? Fine Madras, Pia oa Silk N eckwear + , Hats Lie > oe6vonseeeeae oUbe, Terriee and rer Wook, In all qualities, reduced te.... i Straw Hats | Were up to 34.60. ee ee ee OR Fees « Straw Hats Were up to 88.00.. Knox Straws Were up to 86.00... cevcedberss a erinner | Were up to $1.66. | Silk Neckwear Were wp to $2.00. ®eeeeevaeeeeeee ... Ya price | Silk Neckwear Were up to 838.50 Silk Neckwear Were up to 83.50.. : % QUAMHRDARE¢2EAAUALSROL UGA SS \ #S nk er Oe SPS FKP Se Se eee SF Se Oe ee ee ee — — ES * © es 4 £2 Oe eA Gee *4¢ © ee ee he es

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‘ i4 4ST. - LOUIS POST-DISPATI'H SUXDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT: MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ) abacsr « ian Se THUR! GLASSES FOR [rm rez] OFFERS MADE IO HELP BREAKFAST SPECIANS } : G e. | ® jaqg- cours wr AUBURN Gas cry cece 1"|LIND’S| [KK FeO eo i a= 4 VA . . > | 7 Wi - K “ Swift $ Premiunr Bacon ill Sell Thurs., Fri., Sat. There's a world of difference between making sales and making customers. With ) +> Positively Ne . a ' ‘ © ie “ ;, Vv j ib. a * * 7 S 7 , ? Z %O ' B Fy } =— 5 “lo ~) ed. bd a i rome k ee oh es emoked = - oN en afoot, 5 nb te Him About to Be re Try Our Raw Hem Special. sn ~ ety, bo 33 § The equal of any oe Both Men ot | ae Fresh Pork Tenderloin, Corveiat Saouage; Thuringe: may > ithout R Veal Stew, tb. oil ‘ti : extra thick: per pound.. Milk in cans. Why ¢ ‘2 Without : ’ ; e Amocw 1 i’ress White Cheddar : i aoeiiel ( , - Veal Chops, ib. ... KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Aug. 4 pound - m New York full cream; | 4 not make this your x a : eof . Ge Associates ire — , : . - . .* per 0 ne " } Spareribs, ib. .... Sergt. Alvin York of Pall Mall. Selected Brockfield E reguiar Milk, and LB. Passa W The annévance of the bright a > o tity » b» —_—_—_—_—_—_—_——SE——— —-- wre — “ee ort a 4 cC ' wa . ‘ di > Se che aeereeien Chuck Roast, tb.. fenn., is reported as facing a fore- Pancy Brookfield Butter, i 460 eid and Ed | nied Glasses : . closure of the mortgage on his farm Swift's Gem Nut. lb ni a © neariy invis- d : . i= an be placed over Chuck Roast, prime, and at least two tentative offers to (Sabstitute for Batter) i ~*#-pound $1.08 } ; steps of c aseb comfort. We shall be pound te elieve him of this embarrassment SWift’s Snowflake, Ib.. ..23¢ oe. os peo Hh $4.30 ‘McDowe!! pit ag. to ; - > You. . . , Ceresota Fleur, “24- -pound jon cans CANS Me« pews ” mre : ; J - Pr . } 4 : Le " ai Loin of Veal . have been made Fremium Biead Coffee, 37c pasts ems, babe etn. Bias J Band pewspapermen * save money | besides ! ¥ - “qrountaine org whe the yuri Quaker Quakies: pure corn Short Rib A statement of his financial con- ound Qua | a > a a “aww BEEF. 5c ih citions, as made by Sergt. York him- : Pe Re cd ee Li WE Jeseen Com Fikes, ais int wie For every outing—for é . pm pa mir Brisket self is as follows Mail Orders Given Prompt Attentics > one rape ne dainty sandwiches @ourt lest : ea B uk Butter ‘; ger Chie! S-Po ° +), ry “as ehtille ‘OuCEe Sitepusesd -waten | 000 swek-a Bacon, Ib., 15cp 7° Rotsy Che of Nasbvite Premium Santos Blend ' 28 c Ber DaCRA Ge nese Tasve answered 1 | Bhe instigator of t ————————— iv ; 2 On eae saan oy “ve or 2 : nen ETT te 9 —¥ y Bacon, Ib., 10c , ioe ri Pee a oar } . . “ Re Coffee, pound . Puffed 08 Quaker. ef Mohawk MeDo aaa voi Ov, l¢ P > ‘ a Ts — ( H LAF «or A POT ‘D Ot . ounces. ae 8 . | wart butter of exceptional Wisconsin Creamery, ib. Me yg ss aha gi pi Re ae : _ COFFEE OR TEA. MALT exrmact— ree quality. ances Ripe: very fine: aman | ~ % } Queen Olives i4-oc jar.....0 Languor and Myriad Ailments Pure Cucoa pound -# phis benk, to the end that the fore- Egrhes’ Baking Powder, 1-'b. can.....250e u hben. $190.00 Facte Stamps with pound ciosure would he landile through ' - ew } 6c , FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST FOR SALE jue 1 Bree sh ee. ee ; Meion Brand : | *im Spring and Summer ‘Gunpowder Tea [ learee «an Salmon pegs , a. ’ ive long time paper that would be ac _ $1.00 Facile “tamps with age - vs , ryyry Lor or + ivy 7 46 ’f > a ie . Pleaserabic Physic, Tonle, Portfier— 2 & © oes Soom | c Ag from “ge Sergeant himse a Ole’’ Reliable Malt Ex- ’ BPE BO MS » dl = spit, sitced =. ones : , , : —_ the 1ef BeCOTI~ prope sa! came to nie 1 ‘selurmmb' er et . - a | - . 7 Blackburn's Casco Keyal- Tillis. Whiie Kanner Malt. can he ‘ “ft tract, 2 2 -Ih. cans, net rétan: J r.:.3 Ibe.. A dand ¥ fish, aera California Royal. i eee inak os ole A EES Te ee oy ee Bk es —— oa » 3 $7.00 Fagie Stamps web Seiten Knoxville Soard of Commerce. ; . , k | ‘ bee *1 khett'« Ff itu othe ‘ - - ‘ " ae oo “— s. & pon AC ‘ c saan: Fagle starmos with bie bestie he nature o a tette fron the weight, including Keeley’s; hop fiav.: i pa e 10 arton @tarted for the en urn! ture WF Polish .. sss Rerwind White ioal Minine "*n of ho . ¢ Keo-Ka-Po—A deiic ious r w ith key ; oan. heard A eh: ft fired Philadelphia. eeeking information pS a 2 ee Se. oo ee erage; pectiage makes 3 qegrte 12 Wooked at “id and Then I looked at r —~ We Sell | SKINNER'S concerning York, his reputation, re- ‘“Ole’’ De d ble ot lamenade Syrups: Chamberlain's, ; wealth. , . pen a op- , ted flavors — oh orange —e8 ; 4 Pie from ¢ . kage ligion and other data that would assortes §=+iavors erry. orang» a be was falling loos Bisckbere's CascaReyal- Pilla, the highest grade Macaroni, be considered desirable looking to Flavored Malt Extract; a gg Any wi pre ears 25¢ Vanilla Wafers, Cocoa Or | Apricots. Wena The shooting then , o- : P é' mi hen mak i 4 . : iw tur: Siete io tad seam a ‘vost | Spaghetti, Egg Noodles and | the advancement of a loan to the war 2'2-Ib. can (no 90c nt for end tees posed da = a x ee EE they were CE. Liv naps, per . & -eia ) S heavy -set man who stem, will soon be a thing forgottea. hero to relieve him of the obliga- =5° : bee Geche, costed tongue, foal breath, other Macaroni Products. tion pressing upon him at this time. boiling necessary ) oe Cocea; tn bulk: : ¥ ire. Hatfield said sh ea Gelis— is come’ oe ace oa } 2 for 15c i —— : wutely pure: per pound... mgt ; etipat er jie sheet, iittie = satel SWINDLE ALLEGED IN CHARGE yyhA f) tj G GA N Santos C ame D "eae ola cra | Kroger S Ginger | l sweet, dos. “ meas while the sho« per pound k Countrs 38c gs Goed Friday and saturday Royal Anne; extra quality; —" parat the two b a * . oF ; : hee Reap: 1: rT. : p who lives rith her sister on : rita; tvergood Creamery, b., 35¢ Eagle Milk, 18¢ Walt & Co.: large cake: 7 Me + to b fog Fresh, plenty age Re twp ham : Cleanser, ° carryin, ives Wi : f lean; AVE, water in the k! cast of Cairo, was the victim RICH YALLET CREAMERY, Lb. -.....-... 4c i poun i i i i i i i i i i i - — — Greatest Savings of All Our Sales According to th rosecutin ' FREE art eee , Weed: ritan ecraite’ *-- Reese ny Limp hin yey: pon witht pound “GQq | tar Fa sound bee tees $9.95 | — Cat PLATE & ibs. 4] 1000 charged for the eye medicin 0-pa L and were attempting to borrow Golden Key iil, tall ran.....10¢'& Rib or sage: ] BEEF a) ibs $2000 for the “radium treatment’ SUNSHINE MILK. tall can. per can to s Tb. when officers became suspicious and : > bait. SMOKED Tu T' pnatieannl Swiss Cheese, |b..45¢ WM. Y. Cheddar, ib. “35c. , Loin owe ? jowes A148 ! eon ey te tis said. a De. WiseonsinCreamCheese, Lb...25¢ | | —— wresc niin piace: seven drops of a ° | - . quid in Miss Augusta’s eyes. she FUll Cream Brick Cheese, Lb...25¢ | ‘| Chuck = Minced Ham, per Ib... & ee ee ee eee meee Cees fh. oe it : Pig’s Foot Souse, thb., 12 : , ‘sters had. Later. a man name TCAaIIO ‘| or Arm > Liver Sausage Level a tte | . ’ : FANCY SMOKED 3 | \ugusta shi suft ring . ; trom fy Res cos : ora sie ba oa bins ‘ 4th and St. heart trouble and recommend “ra- 4to6 A ial S 1 lium treatment.” He produced four thert S- BLANTON ) Rib Chops, pound 3 en wee ae Ys: d Ive CREAMAID | suouhies G ' 15¢ pieces; C pin A im I g>Cln 2 r t! loth id I e properly. . R G A ' N ) Stew, Ib. me i per lb. per ib.. CI sect. arene The Domt There is a food | MA RINS on. bot = =e Feature on. , that will bring CHURNED IN CREAM | ee | ures PRODUCTS COMPANY MANAGER pos pags 2B Highest Food = SES RSE n our Half. ea aon , of Furniture ARRESTED AS AUTO THIEF h Value, Greatest Paine—Ptncst|) Michigan “ns , rosy C eeksS Economy. Shredded Wheat; fresh; phe. ever rr ea. "Crise. | Chicaco M Said to Have Used Job — : K ellogs’s Fiak Ze ~ pee Bae ae rae | Bi Successfull as Shield for 73 / ® ASK YOUR DEALER. : oi Lemon 3 . “ope meng Be ey : : = her pat anywhere i Ve aiu es = eo bee wt 2 con” eae ae Sees Woacenmiee puede | ' Splendid, sts cuca aoe ——. Ds om n os hg | sound a aewa Bea ne—Campbell'n; y age ‘ | -+ ofl 4 preme values Pre du no ite of Lei See. | be ndensed Milk e For satisfaction, speed and effi- declared. by the police co have been caer See en ee gprs ee Gee ae help. Post-Dispatch WANT ADs? o-lb. ean, 3Ze ; 1).-Ib. ean. .. : ve > ma “thief so. successfull; sbewuge TEMTOR SYRUP .. a ae ap iat aiaiieen is tae o-Ib. Red Label, 5-Ib. can. 20e¢ 1% 1. oe RE i himself and family i: ; 0 year as . ‘> ean. ; ee as eee m5 One Block , : Cecoanut: Paker's: per can... be : . | “s oe jar. -. ‘int - oe 4 Choice of All Our ‘ Finest Summer Hats Formerly $15 and $20. Friday. . eee ee Petted Meat: ee § Deviled Ham: nds Ham: Underwood's: can.. when ~ordin the = pe ~. h. ’ / : > =. aS ee ‘dale Ceuntry Gentleman, can. — was caucht in act af até - : — Clilften Sugar Corn, per car.... gee gases cept = 1 _ Ceuntry Clab Sugar Corn, can. té Nice, sweet grade: No. 2 can No. 2 can....50m8 | = be a TT". -- - - - = -— 9 panna a ~~ a > et i i i ee i i i _ *tsrtrererrerererTt rr rr rr rrTr Tr rrrTrTrTrrrr.rj»r.r.-.r-vrefrererer,y,y”?,?tY,’ ,? 7 7 7 7. 7... 7)..." ea a. La i i i i i i i i i i i > >> wt” a ULOM? dee my A oS COMBINED—and more than TWICE | se om #64406 " Rerea« ' Pan mn © » hoe? an Pinte ---' Bridceweork conrartesd. as many &@e the nearest competiter. . DR. H. C. DOWNING, 517 Pine el a at $833 Detn : ¢ : a ww . ry j + rat we ‘ Sas | aA. ¢ ™ a * A, ow, , q ‘ a J a , es JF o “—* _ “a = re . t+ owe My t a> wg 9 o~ A ’ 2 : e ° ‘. a. th. » e . 7 e - ‘ 7 . ’ a swt ¥ -_ 4 t : a | . 7* . >> GaN eee aee , 4 : vas meen a Nettie ere.

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URSDATY "ST 4, 1931. -— "RSDAT i - — 1921 SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE €1TY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louts Newspaper. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1” @, Po , i FFL) WAS NARMED ‘SUNN NESE R SSeS stan saz WHEN SHOT, WIFE SAYS -areer, has been licy of pleasing . of Chambers Also Declares ——_$—___—_—_ —_ ww ri a » oth Men Had Gone to Court | Without Revolvers, | oe tie Aare iat | Tress , ATEN AN, Ww. Va., Aus ; Sid ry ; 4 Mand Ed Chambers, Mingo taineers Who were killed on the of the courthouse at yay sas TALL Mapowell County, in a gun fight Jas y were unarmed, their widows S CANS ? a newspa peri nN here today Both Hatfield and Mrs. Chambers PLL panied their husbands to the a om . sir : : | last Monday, where Sid, for- & e Chiet 0! Police at Matewan, was od have answered a charge of being ’ instigator of the sSheoting up : Mohawk, McDowell County, last 7 nN. A ‘ . The widows said that thes or 4 husbands did not anticipate ble in Welch and that Hatfield it Blue Fin Tuna # , rant — istois i! the ave! Surpmer days. A ~ ed his ] S| i it iravs lle art®3? SA eee ¥, sD, ae 2nd Anniversary _ J 26 Stores in St. Louis —and its accomplishment COMMON SENSE! Since its beginning, PIGGLY WIGGLY has striven for The least common of common things in all the world is eg 6 as 2g a4, Ti. Re eS aigege ae , . pawamie oA Bee rs es : Re ie =” ar ore to by ga the utmost perfection in supplying housekeepers with their ae ee ‘ $:. Meee Ge. ow Sag 0. he carried and (Chambers laid iw I aeee his arms betore starting for Common Sense. That is why the first impression of it hee 5 Pes a x eS ot ee sine eae ae V, courthouse. ; ; ‘ Bom SPT | Pa 8 Py hoe “i a WES Se Ot Ee eo he table needs. 2 ® [ths women declared that C. i. PIGGLY WIGGLY system was that it was something out : moo ret a Bia? x ry eae ee CS | How far it has attained success can best be marked by : | > a. . ME ad ~ Oe hue. | f . its army of hundreds of thousands of satisfied customers, oly. Baldwin-Felts detecttv of the ordinary—because it was the first application of can Wwherged with being implicated in the . Nings, boarded the train on which which steadily increases. - Common Sense to the grocery business, It is so simple— ees toes : " | SB pes cn ti ee SS SAMOS CL IOD =e a hh di f morning an ~qaheerdingsn Can be made at the table if you prefer. JELLO and Ice Cream Powder, 10e 24-ib. sack 10-Ib. sack 5-lb. sack =: $1 20 Sic 2ic The preparation is the discovery of the age. , it Ie the ora FRUIT SALAD Try a can today, special prices - FT] Mi K Pose Seti BC Ainsley’s California packed; large Small size 2 as par sania COFFEE vstens= 5235 | TEAS" 38c WALKER’S CHILE CON CARNE 1 thing for g cherry pie, eee i — Boy Bealded in ‘ome. Manuel Brasken, 7 years old, of =e 6 i 2114 North Nineteenth street, was ded on the back and arms yves- fay when he accidentally bumped his mother. Mrs. Goldie Brasken. Bile she was carrying a pail of bolil- water in the kitchen of their ee eau 7anusEunGSTEENSSUEsumCaGE gong ceaHEH4PS94EONEEGNSOGHSSGHOOUEINOANEEEESEFASHLASESEEESAEEOEES 4 .** - ; igheri Prutrock per Ib... 20c| il 64 ise, lh., 12}¢ perth, SOC =| tton SAUSAGES . . 4th and St. Charles ranks lolish fetts ibe , lieners * neck, Ib... O Li The Dominant Features in our Half-Yearly Sale of Furniture are alues ult«e. Zucus or sz . . ie, See oe Splendid, startling, su | preme values. |W Yes! There’s a Big Difference in 1 3c As the Mexicans Make It. Be Sure and TABLE SALT HOME-TOWN 2 ciiccucan tyre | Cee Bieeuite LargeCan,120unces} Ware R an ‘‘Por-Wel’’ Salt has that snap- As! Ag Rastneos m 16. py savor. It is packed in damp- 22% “ee m Piggly Wiggly shelves proof cans with patent — pe Se WALKER'S RED DEVIL BRAND MEXENE Sold end recommended by Piggly SA rif urna rt | 28e| eam for 28s Wiggly. Anniversary price ae, | Would not be better ~ - me \ eee ake, | you paid twice as muc pay 4 2 All meas | 98 Pal p= it Kills ’Em All § Oo U Pr M O N E Y BA C K Gi abel. Town” ts : em WA Ie ON-PLIES is a fine pewder —y: — in the Ate Raggi noplllngr-ee-rtte . . fe Sains nen nee 3 a Test in Making D2 PRICES ss ies/ in the room. You merely aqueeee the Bax im which that only creamery butter a &E Sala eran ae ft ta bold to pat WAR-ON-1 Lies inte, the alr. : less to Humans—Harm to Feod—But - _ . TRY CLUB i. aa. golden crust rapped healthfu 4 fr town by far. C Where Is the 20-oz. ome Loaf that doesn 't need some punee lonf for. 4440 new Furniture ? D LAYER KE fey whe Opportunity | i=] you'll be surprised is here to buy at prices _— — Wash and dry fine, 6 omatitedun Ph h te nderful taste, Serve down to the right low is as good. 4 : , . ~ ‘ ‘ t off tops. ac “y t 16 inside et FEE osp a + Chocolate, SlIVer level. WHY PAY MORE NG | ach tomato, season the | taterto ICED COF Contains| Baking OEAW Tens A moncuEs, See Saas mos- ? s\x minutes; remove 00M, And you will be de- teed at all Piggly Wiggly aA | ad. ur m mayonnaise res , lighted with stores? — | Tak-hom-a Biscuit. wonderful flavor. Tak-hom-a Biscuit add the Town Quality, 3d Pillsbury’s Health B _22c Ib. iS ict mee sande | HomeTown Qual, ‘ty| A Pure, Sure, lisbury s Health Bran D0 Fine a Stock than asked and guaran- | f, oh ly 5 les tytn Pe ge wes: | react cao ite} | No Alum Powder || 10 BOX ..,...8¢ 25¢ BOX .....2%¢ delightful. freshness of new Furniture we : ‘ Packed only in cartons LY WIGGLY; on sale ' have never had as you with a red wrapper. ape pound, | Healthful ee 2 Have you ever tried bran maffins? When made will find wy aE oe a res, Pillsbu. y from Pillsbury's Health Bran according to the special 1 in this sale j : Baki Powder | dl Io ure Butter aking | Ss eee ee ees ei ! co ; Lemon Snaps 4 Pillsbury’ s Health Bran is nothing but pure wheat Se hee te a ns Caring Krispy Crack 130 — | that's all. Net eaoked or ‘doctored’ in aay way a ist. rispy Crackers | y that’s all. Not coo or ‘* ; any way. Has Stood the Test Vanilla Wafers Economy Price | A the large clean flakes are unusually effective as . | You! like it. Buy it in the big whirligig TS oe rire eee Health Bran oe ER Graham Orachers mone iT}tS REAL ner Porfettos ¢ Use It and Save! | AT ALL PIGGLY peo bd: . 1 wise to fool.yourself with so-called Butter. ° Pe Ss | Our terms are liberal and deliy eres ofr goods par- “s Chased will be made at your CONVENI Cn “" frock & Litton It .is not

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tisers Reccive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those fn Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. “ cs CRETE while — eh, ee. ied rs oA ob : Eg. — _- — ——— _ eae * AVE FULLY DO“HERE FRIDA i : t to all who investigate these excep- Tomorrow, at this store, will be a day of interes rae barn gaer tional bargains. Come in and see the wonderful values we offer. us that you can save 50% on your Fall Clothing,by buying here now. | Thousands of All-Wool Fall Suit In This Sale of $35, $45 & $55 Qualities—ai $21 a FOR YOUNG MEN FOR MEN Very Latest Styles! Cassimeres, Cheviots, Worsteds! Most Up-to-Date Patterns! Also Flannels and Serges! Single or Doyble Breasted! Neat Conservative Styles! , Popular New Brooks Models! Sizes for Slims, Stubs and Stouts! | Also the New Semi-Belters! Every Suit Hand-Tailored! 4 Every Suit All-Wool! Finest All-Wool Materials! ~ 7 an —_ $$ ———— TT SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Adver — ———$—$_$—$———— “16 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BATESSIVE TAX LEVIES ww eS. noo [70——0510——o 0 Oo Toy aes ey — -} —— 1) a ji # NT] COUNTIES ALLEGED SEM ST. CHARLES Be ee aed | Open Saturday Till 3 P. M. - Cent Increase in Revenue. ee eee we at a. = ore . : b - = } im Brand-New Strap Arrivals in Prem « Staff Correspondent of the. ! Post-Dispatch. counties in North Missour! have violated the law passed by the leet Legislature 93 which @e@nty courts from taxes which would yield more than 10 per @emt more revenue for county pur- pog@es than was collected last Seeerding to a statement filed with HS State Board of Equalization by» Mi. J. Nelson of St. Joseph, tax atto: mey for the Chicago. Quincy Rallroad of these counties will produce more than 60 per cent more revenue than wee received last vear. Nelson says . Attorney-General Barrett believes the levies will not stand up in cour! We eal@ today that it has been the @ustom of courts in passing on tax Gases not to throw out an entire levy — it has been held to exceed the limit, but merely to invalidate excess over the legal limit The limit was decided upon by @ administration board @ecided to increase valuations was intended to prevent loca! ng bodies from running wild un- the materially larger valuations upon all agricultural counties fally. The limit of “not more 10 per cent more revenue than preduced last year.” was placed all local taxing bodies except of achoo! districts, one reason the action being a desire to ble the school districts to get ere money. No limit was placed pon them *The Burlington attorney's inves- on covers only the 43 counties tyaversed by his road " To those counties he sent a ques- Ghonnafre. compiling the facts Gained in a table, which he submit- ted to Becretary of State Becker, member of the Board of Equaliza- thon. The counties listed by Nelson as Showing violation of the 10 per cent Mimit and the percentage of increase tm their revenue over Inst vear are as follows ", Andrew, 10.8 per cent; Audrain., 7 per cent: Chariton, 158.8 ver t: Clark. 47.4 per cent: Clinton. .8 per cent; Grundy, 38 per cent it, 19.3 per cent: Jackson, 13.5 per cent: Lewis, 78.8 per cent: Lin- @pin, 13.4 per cent: Mercer, 51.3 per cept; Montgomery. 11 per cent: Nod- away. 23.3 per cent: Putnam, 22.29 hema Sootiand, 52.2 per cent . 37.3 per cent: Worth, 33.4 , per cent. The city of ®@. Louis came within three-tenths of 1 per cent of equal- ing the limit. | CHAUFFEUR FOUND IN TAXI IN PARK WITH SKULL FRACTURED * Marry Pallics Says He Was Strack by One of Four Men Who Had Hired Machine. Marry Paliies, 38 years old. of S328 Helen street, &. Louis County, @ Gheuffeur for «a taxicab company. Wes found unconscious in his ma- on the east drive tn Fair- Park last night at 10 o'clock. skull was fractured Upon being @ hospital. he said that hired his machine) tim bal! about almilessi} for Sie. aelt ¢ of the men in the rear ber scles qui Dee ye ) a —" > Four of the newest early Fall styles in the season’s most- wanted materials. Choose from plain highest-quality black satin, ome-strap or fancy gray stitched and corded patent colt, one-strap smartly perforated; covered full Louis XVI or junior Louis heels. The last word in style and service in every pair. All sizes in each style from 2%, to 8, A to D. Not a sale, but simply another demonstration of our won- derful day in and day out underselling ability. We invite comparison at the price of $5. . ‘6 & *72 Tongue Pumps - Black Kid Brown Kid 85 o 0 | i “JEFFERSON CITY, Aug. 4.—-Se | . ' a | ° : AN —_ geste | i \ : ' ° we O ° | | 0 | uF | °o it ° POST-DISPATC THE GABLE THE MANCHE NDER ar ment betwe ter (;uardia hand. and the Dispatch ans! World on the Dispatch will hx advantage of th: service of the dian, one of the newspapers The arranger addition of the tance to fhe fo ice of the Toa Manchester (Cus the foremost Ev and ite Europea have been rear tative. after the One of the greatest buys we have made in many a day—at about 4o0c on the dollar, passed on to you tomorrow at like savings. Of finest brown and black kid, with covered Louis or slender Louis heels. And the best part of it all, there is every size from 2!. to 8, widths AA to D in each style. The greatest bargain of the season. $122 & 82 Silk Hosiery $ White! Black! Brown! Gray! Chiffon or Plain Silk—Lace and Embroidered Patterns—Dropstitch Every Pair of First Quality 2400 pairs, all absolutely first quality, no seconds, and of genuine silk: be fashioned and semi-fashioned styles. Your unrestricted choice tomorrow plete assortment of sizes from 8'4 to 10 for one dollar. } Also 300 pairs of $2.00 Lace Lisle Hose in al! pairs of all-white silk-and-fber mixed Hose—al! Sport Oxfords ([$1.50Tennis Oxfords 9 Boys"! Men's! Ladies"' ( hiid’s! - é if ; . — lf | a From a Staff Cor ' Manchest eT to% All-Wool First Long Pants. Suits 1 5 Men’s All-Wool Blue Serge Suits $ Upto-the-minute styles, fashioned from all-wool material, Post-It (Ceprrtigt Ever popular Blue Serge Suits, made of pure wool mate. Just the Su rial and tailored in a superb manner. Lined with splendid OPPELN. Uppe ' day. Aug. 3.—The quality material and come in styles and sizes for men and young Mel ..«-« , pesees “ uneasiness in ‘re & —& SENSATIONAL CLEARANCE of al! MEN’S PANTS ALL-WOOL poning a frontier a wish to keep t ALL $2.00 PANTS ALL $6.00 PA ‘ + . s — ~~ ews Oe . : heavy worsted Work Pants ' BLUE S t y ’ heav ri nts, tory Manner and come is , made in a dependable man- e colorings and patterns that © a ner. Tee are decidedly pleasing. om I ; a e+} — { ‘v oT Teiloyv Ss li ie lanAiale| a3] ; and all are splendidiy talored. , a + . , ~ .- > nn . ~* *+oa* 7 ~~ + ee - rae? —_ : > Parin’ PlP LiFPst ne trousers. s=speciai Friday at ‘ - — Certainly the dem age of French tr many. has been pr wRmusual in moder On July 24 the Gor. M. Laurent. lin with Chancell ‘@ign Minister Ro Wirth would not action independen aly. M. Laurent ner #9 vio'’ent as Pression he had tions to break the at a’ costs It outside the con were greatly alart because they tho Gerntatives of the bad come to biow The Silesian pr Ae $1 Bathing Shoes 3 French contre! as dark patterns. (‘ome in all sizes from 78 to 5). Gut they go at $6 75 | at $7.50 PA! 7. All-wpol Pants at prices that are out of the ordi a a d of ll-wool cas- want bs ass yogl amy ,' ni, maine acute. hut sirmeres, flanntels and chev- . : fots—and a splendid let of m | entirely new phat wool-mixed worsteds Sizes yy are two rtval ect from 2% to 6°. Owe they go ; ture of the terrtt ott Giving the northe at 7 sPortion to trermat ALL $9.00 PANTSB i=.) "= . Guvetrial area und , ; tro! : fin. Made of all-wool casei for an indefin nn French stheme te meres, worsteds. flannels ante ti eaew ae . ‘ and cheviots. in the newest ae the Gace Wen models for men and young dled. ™ men, and come in al! sizes Dangerous from 285 to 42. Out they ; ree The neutralisat) go at perfectly impartia it has dangerous correspondent is s ® morg justificats im Berlin than eve izes. From a high Ble authority here the following inf Simanated from o embassies at Part The former vu Fraice and Pola GUestion has bes About a week ag tude was commur Briand to a repres leh Government cording to tnforma Tay he summarts wh > + ea he Teall jens X in al! sizes from 28 to Out they go at . ... >—- = : “> Staunch, dvrable orsteds os ; c ~ it sv -- rT *t fi te: : 7 » > an xt ._* ° + a, eee > E . bat ii ii me aa vles for men young . izes from 28 to 50 Out they go at brown ‘anya 8s, trimmed wtfth | {27 it Every pair of all- woo! material. Come in fast blue shades and are fashioned with belt loops and many have cuff bottoms. All sizes from 28 to 52. on 10 ho 0 0 0 ono 0 ho 0 20 10 00 0 2s » 4 1 mes ty ae: AA se. 2 le Peek Ue a “7 bd J rs at Ai, “— ’ TJ - ae, ee TS cite TL ee PO me wf C0) th) nb) — DE -) — (J While You Are _ : — a te. SS TE . Away ene “ee : ad - ra ; All made in a dependable By Mai. > | | manner and bound to give o boiling | eee mY . from really high { | vrade Pants. Come in sail ALL $4.50 PANTS = they go at OYS' SCHOOL SUITS SPECIAL. SELLING AT FRACTIONAL. PRICEZA BOYS’ $8 BOYS’ $10 BOYS’ $12 No Fuss-No Muss Hop SCHOOL SUITS SCHOOL SUITS | SCHOOL SUITS Friday at riday at Friday at nected *- , No Spoiling | Are Good atch their d zest to candy appe- and satisfying Nothing can distinetive and fascinating flavors. They ! tites. No day should omit them. LORE WRONETT YN erry enon) seenMNAse ty LUNDA Friday andy Special Asst. Milk Chocolates Fruit Paste. Asst. Flavors Fondant Dipped Brazils Tea-Rooms 417 N 7th St } afternoon Friday. per pound 40 “Tf France purest Policy im the com Supreme Counc!) « Flavored fei $ $ 6 Itan - | ; eat tassimere Suits, made in belted Strong, sturdy cassimeres and plain blue Splendid quality School Suits, made of dels and sewed in a manner that will serges of an ‘“inusually fine quality. neatly patterned cassimeres and chev Made in the eeason’s most popular jote, in belted modele—sizes 7 to. iS styles. Come in all sizes from 7 to 18 Also a epecial lot in sizes from 7 to 9 years. with two pairs of fully-lined knickers. If she trted to wt Silles to her view to make concessi Rome and per hap WRich weald end overthrow the Pri “The Question « 2 Seo compiicated } P *©rtee in Asia Mix 4 eed England's p ened France's in ti | im fact. is power! | @nti English poiic | *€mnect risk «a bre P Sor tte anke of PF > mama! the vietorw « : By the treaty of ¥ “But tf Silesia Them the intercets Lord Baltimore Layer Cake A tempting. appetizing layer coke. a weitiag with rick chocolate fudge Alling reeom. fitted with bic and icing; on sale - @aer chaira com Friday at ele the ever- ry, Busy Bee Caramej Rolls een? atmoephere of reMfnemenrt and DeNgattully mel rolls that BI tastefully with the caramel! flercor com fert Two 30c and 40c —. eters The Busy Bee Mail Order Business bas been builded on the same prineiples that hare made cures the Largest Reta! Candy Store in St. Louis The Canady rou order We mail from the Busy Ree is the same meres rou would purchase were ules stores 4 =A eh - 7 +> 733 stand the hardest wear. Odds and ends » - , ~ . from much higher pme od lots. Come in all sizes from § to 17 years ~ - Take the Flerater to Second Ficer . es 7. - ath Daw emma — . SUGAR SYRUP At any store PURITAN MALT EXTRACT C0. 31 & Market St, Chicago STORE OPEN \ \ UNTIL 6 P.M. DAILY SATURDAYS 6:30 P. M. —=_— ss A CLOTHING COMPANY SoHo Candies like Busy Bee Candies (Se The POST DISPATCH 1s the only St. Louis evening N. W. Cor. Eighth and Washington Av. newspaper giving Wesociated Press news service . ym ; Bo tin. > She -_. - —-_ you served In our Se a — Beer Bee ‘Secerted Checelates. th Ge The ectual sestage . ma vary. Rant . si ee Per delivery te Leoce ff 2. - ne! = | The extre on 1 te 5 pean. 417 N. Seventh Sixth and Olive 617 N. Broadway — am . * —_ - a “fe af , . ee So et Pe

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: : SNL pk | AUGUST 4, 1931 —— | my 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION than those in any OTHER St. Loutsa Newspaper. \\ - 4 by Division. ‘ “GERMANY UNEASY tyles! ubs and Stouts! d-Tailored! \01 Materials! French Envoy Clash. UND HOSTILE TWNEUTRALZATION TO BUILD FOUR "OF UPPER SILESIA BATTLE CRUISERS. nimity With French on Issue Disappearing and British , Propose Solution _ OVER TROOP CROSSING Berlin Fears Paris Wishes to Keep Country Under Fron- tier Control; Wirth and — os —————-—— ; a —— > + we on - = a eee ame | Se Pie PAGES 17-28 - ee -_— — — - = ~~ wees ee ee me Oe ee ; NEW LIQUOR LICENSING BILL PASSED BY COMMONS LIFTS MOST OF WAR RESTRICTIONS ee. een - rd ~ ne ee » One Concession Important to London Night Life Is Provision for Sale of Supper Drinks Until Midnight in Hotels. By the Associated Press r'ng public houses can be open be- LONDON, Aug. 4.—-The new li- vere 2 ne 16 eb erage e ouse ec ropoea censing bill. which finally passed the on baat hike pont» pers ve. ac- House of Commons yesterday after .~rded the “bona fide traveler,” even an allnight sitting and was sent to on Sundays. The bill, however, en- ebles a man to purchase liquor at any time in a hotel where he is re- imiding the House of Lords, where it is .not likely to be amended further, re- moved many restrictions imposed by It is expected that the new law the defense of the realm act during will become operative by the middle f September. when London's new hours of opening will be from 11:30 a. m.to 3p. m. and from 6:30 py mm One important concession Which) ,,, ll p. m.. instead of as now from the bill makes to London night life’ 12 to 2:36 and 6 to 10. is that supper drinks may be or- Popular Control Bill Killed. dered wit®8food up to midnight in The new Government Dill has killed the liquer popular control BIH hotels and restaurants and up to recently introduced by the Bishop of 11:30 p. m. in lIicen#eg@ saloons and) London. which proposed to estab- clubs, instead of 1° p.m., as here- lish the principle of local option and tofore. The bill also permits dis- to make the people decide by a poll tillers to revert to pre-war strength whether no change, State purchase of beverages or abolition of Iicenses was destred. A few changes were made by the The Bishop's bill, of which Lord As- House in the original bill, including tor was one of the principal backers the hours of sales in the provinces,: was negatived In the House of Lords which are fixed defimitely at eight on the second reading Lord Birken- instead of a maximum of eight and head. Lord Chancellor. attacked a minimum of seven. as originally. “That sobriety which depends wpon proposed. Sunday opening is txed ‘compulsion.’ he exchaimed, “hap no definitely at five hours instead of a value at all, it ts tyranny, and ts ab maximum of five. Om Saturday eve wavs resented as tyranny.” | - coo ee ees vn a ERATOR FMNCE TELS nam | at State Fair. Hy the Associated lress SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Aug. 4.— sy : Sangamon County authorities inai-/54ys at Berlin That He Will As® cated today that warrants for the ar- ror Inquiry Into Activity of rest of Gov. Small will not be taken Red Cross Commission. out of the county. the war and partially restores, pi: War facilities for retailing lquo o “s comi back sometime and He coming ack ne i4 Stecial Cable to the Post-Dispatch . , rs . ™ N _ ; we can wait until then,” said Sheriff (Copyright. 1971.) Mester “Is the Governor eoming back for BERLIN, Aug. 4 Senator Joseph the State Fair?” asked Jack Walsh. |. France of Maryland reached, here x deputy. | yesterday morning from Riga, with uc ne Seon ¢ we nad bette oT Mre. Marguerite KE. Harrison, Amer- eel Cyovernor sa adny ine have Sher- iff's day instead. The Sheriff will! 74" prisoner recently freed by Rus- ' sia, on their homeward journey. —_—— They expect to sall from Rotterdam Gov. Small athe Home at Kam +... new York on Aug. 17. On his cake. , KANKAKEE. IIL. Aug. 4.—Gov.| “rival. the Senator made s brief Len Small spent today resting at Pil statement regarding the accusation home here. (he had made in Riga against Dr. i ad SP Sevens 4;; hdward W. HRyan, Red Cross com- issioner in the Baltic States, as to ' ' ' 1400 SOLDIERS’ BODIES ARRIVE ine Kronstadt revolt tast winter, ——— Hie announced that. as soon Gp Total of 31,657 Now Back in U. S.— he reached Washingten, he would 34.000 Will Remain in France. request the State Department to NEW YORK, Aug. 4.—-Conveying make # vigeroug inquiry concerning the alleged polltical aetivity of cer- tain of the Red Croes offictals tn be here. the bodies of 1400 American soldiers | who died on French battlefields, the l'uronpe, espectally the Baltic com- army transport Cantigny docked at inissioner, whom the sovietsa cherge Hoboken yesterday. Memorial verv~ win undue familiarity with the ices for the dead will be held at the | wu. of the last Kronstadt rebel- pier Sunday ; eon The total nugrber of soldier dead “It i of course, a long. familtar brought back to America since the ..4 time-honored policy of the work of disinterment was undet I'nited States to avoid interferring taken is 31,657. Thirteen thousand ».. 4. aegenire of other nations,” sald bodies remain to be transported. The | c nator France. “But the soviet bodies of 34,000 will be allowed to |. snorttiesn have informed me. that remain whefe they are buried im . soi of our people have. Been French cemeteries in accordancé ». wayne” with the wishes of their relatives “If they had merely been priwaté a citizens, it would have been leas #@rl- Saws Way Out of Jail at Savan- ous, though bad enough at that. nah, Mo. this charge ts that Red Cross of- Ry the Associated Press ficials, who are frequently logked on SAVANNAH, Mo.. Avg 4 Rar! over here as actually American Loveller, held for trial on a charge Government officials. have been th- of robbing the Rea, Mo., bank March yolved 15 last. sawed his war out of jall “I de not. of course, know that here early today and esca pol thie te a fact. but | propose to @fi- deavor to have the @tate Depart- all other clubs. the Chamber of ment ascertain and, if it ta true, te Commerce, and other civic &nd com- stop it 1 took occasion to utter @ mercial organizations, in all move’ friendly warning to one Red Crots ments in the communtty which seek man in Piga (Dr. Ryan), where. . to promote any betterment, civic, In- upon he made a reply calculated? te dustrial or educational, and an¥ be herole but then calmed dows plans looking toward the elimination | considerably, boasting to such ean of class distinction extent ef what he had accomplished “Promotion of public health. hy- = for the good of humanity that the giene and sanitation. especially conversation was rapidly becoming among those who need instruction one-sided and guidance in the care and feed- ‘“T told him that I felt that, # he ing of children j could compliment himeelf so much “Reing an organization thorough. more Highly than the situation ly loyal to our Government, it is our | seemed to me to require, I eoulé apecial interest to advance educa- add nothing-to the extravagant ad © tion tn the language. custome ideals miration » expressed for hiswelfr and government of our country; and his accomplishments. especially among adults of foreign “Bo I left him with this assurance birth. that I was less interested tn his pet Ethics tn Busines. sonal excellence than tn his be- “Strict adherence to the highest havior as a quasi-representative of code of ethics In business and social his country. Neither he nor «any relationa. other man can be permitted to drag “The biggest asset of any nation the American people into the em- being ite people. one of the cardinal brogliloe of Enrope. If they want points of Lioniem i# the cultivation to be filtbusterera, let them returl of a spirit of genuine brotherhood to private life.” The Lions’ headquarters ‘s in| To Salyage U-Boat That Sank Last | tania. PERLIN, Aug 4-—Preperations Minn.. first vice president: Marry A. are being made to raise the subma- Newman, Toronto. Ont.. second rice | rine U-+30, which eank the Lusitania president: © CC. Lasher. Ardmore, | and soon after wae wrecked off Ok. third vice president: Melvin ccast of Jutland. The purpess is Jones, Chicago, secretary and treas | bring the U-boat to share and re- urer model it for use ase a restaurant. % os : a eet ea oe —— The CITY CIRCULATION x SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH « GREATER Than That ANY OTHER * “"*,,""""" ONE HUNDRED PER CENT. i. di i) + 4 ? ae - —_—_ . s oa ’ 4 a 5 ‘< _ i» © 7 z fe wil at

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nose 18 SELOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. . AUGUST 4% a Ss me om AU G U S is 1921 mete rie cote ow SIIRSPPIPTION BOK AUSTRALIA WITHDRAWS FROM S50, > = . >} e . . : ° 7 - . . - . 2 he . , z . * ~-+ »~-*eaed s« J - Sa . . , . ’ ’ P » 7 P mr , ate ’ a - dart , : Qn Womini ipitals 3 ith pri lakes ()\ eT That Part - "liejTe ‘ hi? rr} : Trilsed ; ° : ; . 4 h : : bh a liearae Sus ' smertates 4 can financial re- or by the state, Aus- “~ _ } . > . -" . . . it ” , ‘ ne « ’ le : _ ee - > b= : ’ " : as 44 A >i oti i s : na ‘€et. mre a ec rhe’ *> ; et "| =} . Ty fis Business of Harpe! : oer 1010 =—— 0 0010 , LX. SS "o > raat aT nnection with the buildin of th SINCSS ¢ 2 le i \*\) oe t So 3ros. of New Yors ae toh Thar a Men's 1.50 White Ey ones 4 a= a A ) By Leased Wire From the New Yor Bey; y, ry ty 4% \) a 7, ercale Shirts : Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. : + og oe Li,% %. :. So , iz . Men’ Ss $3 Combi- 25 NEW YORK. Aug. 4.—It is an- D eotrant capable sold more cars than any other manufacturer in the g=0) 00 88 meses S| nL Wear W:LDougles Silogs aud unin! The beh ' Sr country. Welch, Alabama. and Osear Dowling. | Ladies’ Dark RusmaCalf known shoes in the world. They are absolutely the " 13 : pe, wae ae re as This is a Studebaker Year iSeatth: \Comumiasionen of Ontoheean. | (f Lakdeeoanstaiesl is pest shoe values that can be produced for the price. cnpea a isi? Liaw ts STREET Boment 40 and 4! Ppresentats c rea rot c > S- B Ser Onxtor nh cee You Setmidt-Mead Aute A Traeter (te. Park \atemebile ( ompany RC ;eorge Hi Tones lLirect . - Sg ‘ Performed, a & ; wu Gnd & good ‘smortmentr ; a | ee | a | Well known pert tdwardseville. till Ao Olive Se e eh. om aed - a en f ai~ ye cee som + . . bon =} ot Sevies @ CNooe: fom and : Lawrence Put oe ‘ «? ‘ b | ‘ * F ran . ; : ° eo *Y Michigan's track s01¢ Lecuse St Bopp Bros. Webster Groves the: livisio: three cperts Pg. ay pet _ t 3 ~ me — Ci | | run for the I J Lute Sales and Service ta Southweet Meter Sales ( orp. . x, . 7 : . | Brown ae fifth st. East St. Lewis, ti! wie’ t.raveis L : , , ou : , . oe . “i mg : : 7 ‘. » . ‘ j / oe _ . NEW PRICES OF STUDEBAKER CARS le, 1 eph Goldberger. pella- : | hm | Jesies' tl 2 . = _ ' " ; ‘ - o ! 61 ee fo. b&b. Factenes, effectwe June Ist. 1921 ——" : ; *3 ‘ : ‘ we ei” ~~ ~__i4 Waaeeyrt e « = .- ™ . = : ; 4 rs um A mat: i> + -* ’ » * — ‘ . ** . —_ ss. © ‘, > , f = s = ° —- 5 — . , . - s "7s. - a ** or 7 ~ , i ) } - ; ‘ bla : _- a > 4 au 4 a| a P s . oo“. ; _— > , @ . » . el v . oO t. : >> ‘ . ‘ . . * , . > 17 " r 2° | ; = 7 - oe rh we : - oe. ’ . : ss ; ir: - 4 ‘ _* . . ‘ - > r 7 , . © . . 7 . Ts ‘ ?' ; | . . d va the Iiline —— Tearing Care and R ead store Coapes and Sedens | ' . : : . 4 SIX 2PASS ROADSTER $1200 LIGHT-SIX 2-PASS. COUPE-ROADSTER pe ; : : ak. Ae {¢ | ous fights LIGHT Six TOURING CAR 13380 UGHT SIX SPASS SEDAN : SCHOOL OPENING DELAYED SO SPECIAL SIX 3 Pass ROADSTER S88 SPECIAL SIX +PAss COUPE SPECIALSIX 4PASS ROADSTER 1635 RIG SIx 4PASS. COLPE. ; BOYS CAN CADDY IN GOLF MEET BIG-SIX TOURING CAR 1986 BIG-SIX 7. PASS. SEDAN ALL STUDEBAKER tS ARE EQUIPPE! WiTsh 7. EES ——_ a SS Nn aiettiees tal tee peed W. L. Douglas shoes are sold in 107 of our own stores if you could BF ADVERTISEMENT Bus toate - ua ¢ tourna direct from the factory to you at only one profit, which guar-| Brockton, Mass., ahde is Tht. Wa -.0 ent : plenty [| antees to you the best shoes that can be made, at the lowest manufacturing, the ~ f cadd * Board of Education [| possible cost. No matter wh live, shoe dealers orkmanship which or Sleeveless Dresses How Yeast Vita mon Tablets tt heeete denen Ghek Se GeO he whewe can supply you with W. L. Douglas shoes. TT | vinced, as cian have been, that W- | | | absolutely all that is claimed for them, the Put Flesh on Thin Folks | 222-2 "| {pan ee STRENGTHEN THE NERVES AN) INVIGORATE THE BODY Transfer of Civil War Veterans = | EASY AND ECONOM.CAL TO TAKE By the Associates | shoes are absolutely the supervision of RESULTS SURPR SINGLY QUICK MILWAUKES, Win. Aug. 4—Or-/ 5 r the fesiey im this country. They com. determination to make the oost : ' an sie pace Agger a and al hs bine quality, style, workmanship and wearing qualities equa] Money can buy. ie os Bye yal ) .e io | ig scree i army to other mak makes selling at higher prices. © ‘CAUTION insist upee having WS fs Be : welts : — ; on ones : on Sell A ea Aes: 8 Douglas shoes. name te oR. Comfort Baby’ s Skin , } compiario® and feei 100 pe ; ' reer . erans to th me at Leaven The smart ag are the leaders in the fashion centers of | ina price is plainly stamped on the sole. Be care- Prasercr epee ge tn Wj th Cc ti , , ae | Be ae meena America. a are the same ——- eg 4 pe cane cost ful tosee that it has not beenchanged or mutilated 9 aes i ¢ay eventan aan i u icura Soap rete “th, ier remember th 2 VI is Cine Semen Sete enn ot Os openers Eon rancisco than they do in Ne if net ‘or sale in your vicinity. order direct from factery. Catalogue fres, 270 Spart St. | , Me league “Un peenirated yeast vitamins 2 origina! and genuine reas SE Ditek Tentiitinte wetantiy nee will we accept a = « ee stake ; ‘ 7 hospitals rece yr au rized by And Fragrant Talcum : eo mere e-| craters Jo neubine sige ahaa a: | Conereas for the cure of dumbted wd : “7 ke Mei | - ~ | a _ en a a : ‘ a -_ ore. ive Teel, Lous | . is ’ ‘ | Bugger ' 3 st : . ‘ , , he lane Re a “= = ‘officials a a!

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of famoug 2. lewe!] fusted Nols move. iment, fitted Ina 20-vear & UV aranteed 30.75 ret payment, 9.00 ry Watch SL ——— cman'’s RING 4 will witt Kin alaanio 6.00 Deferred Ww — utch a Watch, oc- | movement, inteed old. bon or ox. 18.75 figures and 1, VN f you can ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | THURSDAY: EVENING, AUGUST 4. 1921. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Elks Stake Was Won by Kilo Watts, but, of Course, Someone Will Make Light of His Victory J PARTICA OPPOSES PANTS IN THIRD Cardinals’ Right Draws Southpaw Nehf as r 3 Pay y Patron PITTSBRUG, Pa., Aug. 4.—Tennis Catiher Ain-| 4, CLO O14I2'2 (00 IL) Are Pounded by Fohl’s|"Wnatdo you thine avout the trlat?”|caperte of the Brith Ines and Au Opponent—Catiher Ainm- Gijoaco re Poun y Fo J ink about the tria , 3 sles and Au: 2 Said Rooter-on-Par;: 408 tralasia today plaved the first of ° beMy lip is s t make ‘ : =" gmith Reports. {2} 0! 1) 11) 0 1) 0 0 } ia Aggregation. ' = opp plit, don lake M€/ their preliminary rounds in the Da- is ae s " to } ; Gov P | —_ i? i vis Cup matches S o1 * grass CoO ‘ ‘hicago- ~Po mid owt and Fite am npi sn » rhe Paying Patron said. eth , r m the grass courts | Kler e . > ver PS b iadeten — of the Allegheny Country Club. hi yORK AT ST. LOUIS tien and Ematie. oe. THE COMPLETE SCORE. For the verdict of the jury was that 3 ' : N suntry Club, high ND \¥ ve *a - 2ST : . Co > ? in ¥ Vas : are’ i € move the q) ( Ri ; ) i , "«) 0 1g a IL __ I 1D) BROOKLYN oa vn SRE BROWNS. Is bt i the ir eteataen * . b- | He a eee eee oon ‘ . --- Pm eae deat tee an . No dou nh their opinion was abd-| Pittsburg A fashionable’ gallery CARDINALS f meaner 12%456789 THE AB.R. H. BB.SB.O. A. E. solutely fair: pares case git ce | ol rook ly: rOo000 001 O—2 8 LIT : f in the lar-sectior sre will : > See Seeeree, St ie . a am 8 7) (incinnats ono 01 OOn”O On 1 2 | Tobin rf 0 I I U 4 ’ UV; But al nie dollar- se¢ the n there will courts for the matches, and included 0/0 0/0) 2 Sal hed . atterina : ytrooklyn—Grimes and Miller.| KMerbe 3b... 4 00 00 1 8 QO} be a vacant chair, tennis enthusiasts from all parts of inein: siare ard Wj vo { inpires - e : J 7 tar TQ ’ ¥ ¥ es , . : ~ ‘The Batting Order —Hart and coms T pies) Sisler 1b.... 6 2 38 0 0 9 1 OJ And Til start to playing golf tomor-/| the widdie West and Canada e ba 4 . | es ! row morning.” Todav's play } r} y 7 NEW YORK CARDINALS. PHILADELPHIA AT PITTSBURG wees ff... § 129988 6 @ ays play Drought together kn { n of Innings. 3348672890 TT. H. E og ‘ the singles J. O. Anderson. Austral- Rurnr c Mann 6 * | Jacobson If fe & & Bee 2 , , Bancroft ss te Philadelphia 00000000 O~ 0 5 1 | — “ = : FIRT AID. asia and Maxwell Woosnam, British rigch - eal ppcwaedn fi ae . : @ 1 a 5 Ls Sh Severeld ¢ Bom sae eee Life for the Grand Old Pastime Isles; J. B. Hawkes, Australasia, and > Kelly 1b + oe » wick and Brusey. Pitcsburh——-Hamil tea Gerber ss Ee he et oe Re pee ae is just one shiner after another. Gordon Lowe, British Isles eure! eT ‘ 4 . : atil ol itu vim a ey yb I ine ¢ Brottem mpires— Moran and Rigler VieManus hy 8 ] () ] {) ") » | Boy. go out und get another becf- The complete echedule for the Bnyder, « IiHilnoafe: | asians ; steak. series follows | lehf p Pertiea p it 6 4+ & ee oe ae we a ae ee ' Seals 2 ee “ Umpires —Quigies and O'Da) AMERICAN LEAGUE. | ae Thursday, aon cs Anderson 1 ° 8 4 5 6 7 8 9 T. tabs : gi cox i tag C‘ommy is reported to have said Australasia, and Woosnam. British SPORTSMAN'’S PARK, Aug. 4.-- . Total 1: Ti ieee By i | that he has nothing against the Isles; Hawkes, Australasia, and , SECOND GAME. ' ot oi ' Rill Pertica matched his right-hand | ieta : ne | players and would like to see them Lowe, British Isles shoots against the southpaw twiste:s CLEVEL AND AT “ ASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA. back in the game with some other Friday doubles Anderson and of Art Nehf in the third game «f the 0 | ia | i i 4 = om Witt rf 56 Uv 0 VU VU 1 UO UI elub. Boy, make it two beefsteaks Todd, Australasia; Woosnam and : ° iis di | ii in } : | ’ series With the Giants this afternoon wT ASHING 1 N | Dykes 2b Cet - ae a — lurnbull, British Isles : | ’ - | VY . i , = * “ay ' — Mann and Schultz went to center and | a _ . 1 Cire Oh Pa sti isa Saturday singles Anderson ht. respectively, for the Rickey- 3 | & oe ay tal aaa) me Welch cf ° 3 8 25 8 9 van ~asage . ots Australasia, and Lowe, British right, S| ively, . ia ee 4 C. Walker If eo h ee glutton for punishment, .but a re} H ) oe : ' = . = a — ° ‘ ~ : =i¢’S C1 bac! (reorge Adee, former president Riexey today and worked ovl in’! FIRST GAME licates | ee of the United States Lawn Tennis uriform tatore the perme About | (CLEVELAND AT WASHINGTON Dugan 3b Coe ee oo U| | Association will referee the 4900 persons Were present | Innings=- 123465678 9 rH E.| Galloway ss i te Te ee oe ee Strangler Lewis says he could matches. . FIRST INNING. | wee owe : . : ° . ; q : 3 as ; ROMMELIL, P | () () () () () | 0 | whip Jack Dempsey in a rouch-. Three Teams tn | SemicBinata. OMT WO} ke . : : : latte | and-tumble fight. Wonder if that ) ORE 13 flied to M I . ’ NEW ¥ IK urns ene Oo W1C- Batteries Cleveland—Coveleskie_ and KLE RFE P. ie he fe a oe oe me fF ew While today’s match was the first Henry Rancroft scratched a hit | “Neill: Washington—Johnson and Picinich, | _— | had anything to do with Jack's aay: fe ape ian forced BR all et. | inpirees-Wileon and Connolly ; )PRE-H-NP. 0 0 0 U UO U0 U | | sudden desire for a trip to Europe. | '**¢¢ 'n the United States this year, over second. rasen = wn ! a“ncro & | CHICAGO AT BOSTON, Johnson... .. ] i & mo me wm me ft ae | it was not the first playwd in America Pertica to Lavan. hrisch stole sec- Inninga— 1° 345678 2 YT: 2m or eve the e aS Australasia having previously de ond and went to third on Dillhoe- | Chicago ; ~ 000000 0 2— 5 FT O Collins. ..... . 2. a ae: oe: Se lioward | Rerry, crit ormer | feated the Canadian team in Canad&v fer's high throw, but was out trying wanton | ° oe S Eb oo i 6 10 21 McCann o.. G 7? 2.48: |e U | Pennsyh — star, has | signed | This year’s competiti on, Which in~ to score, Hornsby to Lavan to Dill- | Praia «iy Te al ~~ el ae ae | ah Se a sat ae with the Giants. However, if How- | cluded entries from various parts of hoefer NO RUNS and Ruel, | moirea—-Owenn and Bil le or —~y | ard pulls one the fans won't for- the globe-—Asia, South America. Aus = , } ae TE . . _ a ied . ’ rear “7 f ‘) ad ‘ > ' t = , « ‘ +. P , P » : 7 = . , , " CARDINALS Mann elevated to | DETROIT AT NEW YORK Totals. . of 8 8 SS UEE IS Of} get to razz Berry. neg tent ex rhe te I: poco . ; onnston tte] or > orn ell iy t hve ‘7 i « Cc las IAarTrowel IW to a oOIin Burns. Bancroft threw out Schultz.! Innings— 123456789 T. HOE “te se ey Hs , a roe ag | where three teams are she ady in the ' . — (voliings atte] for eefe | the eizhti - | ars a =i . UY i 1 Stock singled to right. Hornsby sin- | Ne . You! . ' 2 , . > . ees ; : ; alata weet ai ‘’ a Poss i adele John McGraw of late has devel- | comi-tinals—Denmark in the upper gled to left. Stock stopping at sec- i a tenete ctnnte..3 one oma ass ain ' aod -~e-RO one, oped a fondness for college ath- | bracket and India ana, agipan in the ond. Fournier flied to Meusel, NO |New York—Shawkey and Schang Umpire unings. Pos 40 GT BS a Ietes, being himself an alumnus lower half The present match at / ~4> ’ > - ‘ re | > + . . } » aie | RUNS Mortarity ani} Chil insti { See Ne. 1 VUSUVUSUU = FT! of the school of Hardknocks. Pittsburg is to determine the other SECOND INNING | ae yg | rHILA vu0Ov00014—5) ee Popcsettieecyegn egg Pasig) saat ihre " : " . da — Vv . — «) ; : oan . . . " | P ! lbenm: "x. whi } lre ¢ ve he NEW YORK y oune singled | ee oe ee ' = Connie Mack. w ho used to con- ' ar - . ! i pets oe : , ‘ l nia A ; ‘ . " “2 . " . " “nec | r 5 7 = VU ua, ; ‘ ©) rie ve . a ee euy struck out, as | Ma for Lea ue PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug, 4.—| tract for the annual output of | round without raising a racquet, ow- Young sole second. Meuse] lined to | ] 2 url " , lniaa Kd R _ 1} | several colleges, seems to be off |jing to the default of the Argentine Aan myocKer ans uA Ommeill, Behultz, whose throw to Hornsby | ‘ :' a, . the rah, rah boys. And look where team, Which was unatde to finance its | doubled Young off second NO St fi ti ‘/ right-handers, were the rival pitch- , , trip RUNS 1) QLISTICS 2g, ers at the start of the first game of | sua a British Isles defeated Spain and aye . : ’ the series between the Browns and Australas! Canad In t) 8 , _— fio PPD DD LLD LD LD LDP LI DPD DPD LD LLP al : P a Pat anawan Yr) le lower CARDINALS mctsenry singied to . Athletics ) | van Johnny Kilbane will get $60,- ¢f Janan reached 1e , center lavan bunted, but forced Sta d f th Cl by Atnletics today Jor Vugan, who ‘ half Japan reache the ‘semi-final MecH N ) B ‘of I? ——— . oe jumped the Mackmen last week, was; 000 for defending his feathcr- | round by successive defaultea first of eens pom ine , rt NATIONAL LEAGUE. back at his old place at the far cor weight title against Danny Frush. the Philippine Islands team and sece- ay peg xO in sere! cus Ww. i. Pet Win. Lose. ner \ crowd of about 3000 at It may be a featherweight fight, | ond by the withdrawal of the Belgian struck ou ’ VS. j “er ; “itigs a ; _ ™ spacial! = ‘ —s 7. team, Which previously had disposed Pittsburg 3 «636 639 643 633 | ¢andad but it is a heavyweight pursc. i j I THIRD INNING. New York $ 39 .610 .614 .604! nded ; a Me ets | _ of Czecho-Slovakia. NEW YORK-—Rawlings singles to! Boston 54 40 574 572 568 FIRST INNING, | Ds + will receive $2500 as his India, which drew a bye in the first center Snyder was called out on | Brooklyn . 5) 49 510 51S 5O BROWNS robin flied to Witt ey fe . Which has all round, defeated France, to the sur- ¥ ata, : tase ; : i ane ‘ , 2 ne ie ai yf the purse. lic as « aw f ‘rvbod ; , ho ;, , mia a> ARDINALS 49 48 505 510 600 Dugan threw out Kilerbe Sisles end « to prise of everybody, and won its place strikes, Ne hf out, } ournier to I meer match in Chicago Aug. 18, hd . 7. . "S'n . » ~ g . AT aw Mann. Schultz grounded to Frisch. PRESICAN LEAGUE. Song to third wevereld fouled gi gage says he breathing The semi-final between Denmark Stock popped to Bancroft. NO | CLUB. Ww. l. ret Win. tance Perkins. ONE RUN with golf. . : B oy and the winner of the current match oxuall eveland 82 #36 .6323 .636§ «16°76 PHT) aT P Sarees | easy on the part of Jim Barnes, ms Rs Tok te Oe : RUNS : ao % m ora : . Miho te rr 50 ark 420 471 Welch flied to Tobin. NO RUNS ae ; | Aug. 25, and the challenge round at | , Detroit es io ‘ omiie ; dad The New York Boxing C©om- Forest Hills Sept. o1e a Oo r BROWNS 46 «(OT 474 = .480) =. 469 SECOND INNING. 5 oes} -d that Downey | . RBRROWNS ‘erber - , mission has decide 1a ° . emeeemess } ine en vane Roaston 414 54 440 ADDS 444 7a NS (,e!1 eT walk« d Mi - ss . ill have to fight it For Ne Record : Chicago ......43 55 .439 .444 .434| Manus fanned. Gerber took secoia| #n4 “ mtg w ost WP ragh= cggt Tay | EDDIE RANDALL AGAIN | W Philadelphia 36 «(41 371 378 367 | on ; assed bal es Si aii. ae — out in the ring to settte L L | ; ~p veal }) “ “ yall. 7 a ~ I ne “a pute as to who is who in the mid- ANNOUNCES A COMEBACK; CHICAGO, AuxK. 4. When the | 9 ) ne irew ou obin. Ssllerbe eae PR hic seems | ' RET eacne track and | Yesterday’s Results. fanned. NO RUNS. dleweight division. Which heie | MEETS EDDIE MAHONEY ‘ ve 0 rac and | . , . sini PHILADE = to be the proper place to settle ce s ‘ae ) feld championships are held on NATIONAL LEAGUE ADELPHIA robin pulled latie arguments aGate Nandall,| veteran voxer, who Stagg tleld, Aug. 13, Jole Ray of the Cardinals 3-7-0, New York 2-7-2 Ba down (, Walker's long fl, JT. Walk- fistic arzgumen | damnit bean,” Gace [lhieldl Sik bie: Wneereniiie INlinois A > one of the greatest ery “er ote > ecu ee Tre fied to Williams. Perkins lifted ‘the thirties, is st{ll able to undergo and Smith, Snyder ' " “) RPIUNS , middie distance runners of recent} pitisnurg 9-14-1, Philadeipnia 5-11-1, | °° TOP! THIRD INNIN¢ Evers Deposed training, has bedy matched with &q years, will make an attempt to break | Batteries—‘ooper and Schmidt, Brottem, ; ee Spires *. , aie Mahoney, a Pacific Coast W papintes the world's one-mile record. i Hubbell, VW nters and Iirugey BROW NS Sisler singled to right j W eight, to box « ht rounds at thie J i lones former Cornel] erie Ce Boston 0-13-0, Chicago 4-7-0 Ratteries | Williams lined to Welch Jacobson s u Ss anager Riverview Club, Aug. 20, according | _ abit - +m ‘ed i } —Oeschger and O'Neil: Alexander and Kil- lalso flied to Welch. Severeid flied 'toe Matchmaker Roger Cornell 25) - Lele, : me rec 6 ¢ r VW ith t 1e lefer Second Rare, (‘hicago T-11-l1, Los - to Cc Walker VO RUNS | Randall has re tired three times. | cs recor Or the distance @at ion 5-R-0 Ratteries—Martin. Freeman and : ey Hi Att lapse of years, in one case, he | | |ton atteries— Martin. : | PHILADELPHIA—Dugan single im | After a lapse of years, . 4:14 2-5 Following the national | o’Farrell; Scott, McQuillan and Gibson I HILAT sae I sane “4 UB gh singled Catcher Killefer Succeeds ‘ame back” successfully. On this | championship at Pasadena recéntly, | Cincinnat!-Brooklyn postponed to right Gallowa) engten tp Tight, | as Leader of Chicago | occasion he signalized his return rid| Ray competed in an invitation meet | AMERICAN LEAGUE, Dugan stopping at rete Rommell N ls | Knocking out a local fighter of con-|| " : “ce ) i i ‘ S *K ‘T o | 2 » 7 rie eri is as é 2 . > at Berkeley, Cali., and won his mile ] Roston 3-8-0, Chicagzo 2-10-0. Batteries— forced — it third, hocke . to ationa siderabl m rit i last ee ae race in 4:14 4- Hie finished 30)|Mvers and Ruel; Faber and Schalk Ellerbe. Ellerbe threw out Witt. | ‘was at the National Sporting ate | yards in advance of the field. and | Other games postponed Dykes out, Sisler to Shocker. NO | | Spout a year ago, when he won add ; — RUNS | By the Associated Press bout. might have broken the record had | 4 th ' oe _ ~~ vers | Tha elih’ ate aker has ar- | he had the necessary competition | Tomorrow’s Schedule. POURTH INNING. CHICAGO, Aug. 4.—Johnny FE rt Dei aM yerneap ops gare Boe i Pill te | es | BROWNS-——Galloway threw out |toqav was deposed asS manager 0 vert cael ; .?~7P te since his return from the coast, | NATIONAL LEAGUE. | Gerber Dugan rot MeManus. | Aa) =r ‘atcher Wil-/! wach wise ne submitted to tae z a | . . . ls 10Cc er 0 eicni. ‘ “ ated. | . . . 7. ° feld to learn a faster pace. Arlie Roston at Chicago : 7 liam Killefer was chosen to succeed, val. R : 3 i Schardt, a former Wisconsin runner,| Brooklyn at Cincinnat! | PHILADELPHIA-——Welch singled | Jimmy Kerns, East St. Louis’ vs. | who will hpet for tl Q ica A. | Philadelphia at Pittsburg. ito right, but was out trying for a) him. | Johnny Lucas, St. Louis, 128 pounds, ‘~Oompe : . le 3 > De | si : ; a ee AMERICAN LEAGUE. (double, Tobin to Gerber. Ellerbe| Evers, who is ill, will be patd his} six rounds. | A, undoubtedly will be the only | apa 28 | . eae ] Pa tices | ) ‘| the close of the Elmer Fererra vs. Kid Shields, both entrant eo = , — RROWNS at Philadelphia threw out ¢ Walker J. Walker! salary in full until the « Si fi | | rant capable of giving Ray a race. | pephltaeos a Gerbe NO RUNS | ts announce- | St: Louis boys, four rounds. Aside from the mile run, other Detroit at New York. eee 0. er ers : | 1921 season, according to annou | *-—— . | ‘ag loston PIETH INNING. - } President Veeck of the} eve ' . - > : , — s { ‘ } Chk ago at Trié nf \ I i =) : * soe _ ogee A cng - . a Talia ah Cnatieimte BROWNS—Tobin niin to | matee MINOR LEAGUE CLUBS | y Alberts, former inols h Ts: — ss arr | jumper, will compete under Che = | : right. Ellerbe sacrificed, Perkins to ? TO shower WORLD SERIES ; ; J » ier ?; Tr Circle colors. as wil] George K rog JUDGE LANDIS ORDERS Dykes, who covered first The two rt Associated Preas OIOTS, At re , 7 : sends Merhe was! — a ut ; it. McManus! ” : ig en collided at first and Ellerbe was'‘and threw him out at first. ‘ CHICAGO. Aug. 4.—A minor league hess of Harvard the hurdles and GAM ESTIGATION a ‘i : mW), AUR. ‘ oh la i ie ogg yl She . nye BLING INV knocked out. Dykes fumbled Sisler’s! threw out Perkins. Dugan fanned.|. ‘world’s series” between the pennant- ofc sump 2 Awe , | By the Associated Press. ‘grounder, Tobin scoring, and before| NO RUNS winning clubs of the American Asso- Q Cornell also will compete for the eT PAUL Minn. Aug. 4 Judge Dvkes could recover, Sisler reached | EIGHTH INNING 'eiation and International League wii! , + ' : . . ’ ‘. ] aVa ‘ . = thy the o va . now n per ormere ; > ‘ as . . Saw. ‘ siglo . os lar Beason, President 1c ey ©? ie lawrence Butler, who captained) ** °f baseball, last night ordered an | qoubled to left, scoring Sisler. Sev-| nerbe fouled to Perkins. Sisler got American Association announced to- Michigan's track team last year, will| imvestigation into baseball gambling | ereid doubled to left, scoring Jacob- | hi, thira hit of the game, a double to dav run for th | A C's will, sy lin St. Paul, In a message to John W. son Gerber walked. McManus right Dvkes porte w out Williams President Hickey reached a 19-year S s , ‘* | vr . . . ’ . . » ‘vetiat “ "hess — .? oe * Mort®n pre sident of the lox al i foule d Lo J Walker THREE Ri NS WO RINS agreement with the International Ww 18 nois ha miler | tas ol ‘lub. . re dis . Shins Qe , Sendpgeagca " : ; iy SE Oe st-sea- sf lean Asqociation . ub. Judge ae . PHILADELPHIA—Perkins fanned. PHILADELPHIA—Galloway walk- League whereby an annual post-sea ° acknowledges reports of gambling ‘ h ut by Ellerbe for Keefe Col-'| son series of games will be played Junior Golf Results here and requests that the matter be | Pugan was thrown ¢ ed. Collins batted for Keefe . ’ ad ison games between the per . ‘ . 2 : ‘ ’ > ’ c"] se - ¥ . ‘ Ost Ss ‘ \? — ’ > ; “wee 4 . N (taken up with the proper authorities. Galloway doubled to _ left center. lins’ roller went through M«¢ anus nant- whe stag clubs of the two we geld * . ae cel - Myre President Norton. whols at his sum- | Johnson batted = for Rommell and and Galloway went to third Witt; | ierehers earanes fret plaved last fall, ches in ie rs i] #eCc ee FP ' ae 2 ." P . AP ae : = sen , , ond flights junior ama#@ur cham mer home at Brainerd, sald sast eo rolled to Get oer ' ~) ‘ RI NS , forced Collins, Ellerbe to Mi Manus, when Baltimore defeated the cham- Pionship, Western (olf Association. over the long dista nie rePnen SIATH INNING, if (jalloway scoring Ly kes hit into a pion ship S¢ Paul club. ce, played today over the Belle| is news to me that an oe sacl oe BROW NS— Keefe now pitching for double play, Ellerbe to McManus to} —-@-——— , ‘ is - . wever, , ' a —. nk oe8 ade course Alex Bush, Louis is going on on : 4 pat ~— the Athletics. Shocker singled to Sisler. ONE RUN. | Palace Reviters to Meet. Ville; Burtan Mudge. Chicago, and! such is the case, we will get rid of it center. Tobin forced Shocker, Dykes NINTH INNING c te? ie awa.” . ; ‘ wn sodas aad ; meet of * alac craten Jack Wentler, Memphis, the best right awa) He said he would take . ‘allowa Ellerbe forced Tobin, | — ‘WS. Freeman went to the A mee ing of tthe Palace known stars in the championship | the matter up with the St. Paul police. | to Gallowa: : LO ced E}-| pe tothe a, Rowling League will be held at the Might, had a walkover in the morn- pee Pan 0 Syne pres sate : Nr ) hill for Philadelphia. Jacobson lined Palace alleys tomorrow night, when ‘ - ° ’ : ay ssi cd. vf . ., = hrew Sev- | a... ses nenbe the onening of ‘nh ln “n aaah ~_ ler be, Ciallow ay. unNnaASsSsiste { to ( W alke ! Dugan thre WwW out fin a] arrange ! len? for the f rm n ne hae yY as did alao Owen Morrie, Speed Boat Rosita Sinks. spel : 2ed out by Gal-| + : Wl b ade Six teams Shville, who meets Bush this aft- RUNS ereid. Gerber was tossed OUL DY S1@!- | the season will Be mi , ¥ ¢ wrmoon By the Agociated Mrese PHILADELPHIA—Gerber threw) wo RUNS have already made application for . ' oe ‘ — > . } | : ’ “— v) . nore £ e neeqe¢ ie ——- © ON BOARD SUB CHASER NO.) vig and Witt was'safe. Dykes flied) pyitADELPHIA—Welch doubled | places and two mon ile Mahees Start Dallas Tennis Results. $149 Aue F| rhe Rosita one of h to Tobin Welch popped to Cjerbe! to cente! Gerber threw out C. W al- wes pig n ran: lita bene Specials 5" . ih mprean - . ' ‘ ier : , ‘ oe 4@ , 3 aAiACce mia}? as et , i ‘ PALLAS | Tes yma ; Readies speed boats in the pageant - prog Mllerbe threw out ¢ Walke NO ker. Welch going to third. J. Wal tornas. Hubers and Man o Ware Hogue w : ress rnces at Municipal pier, Chteng: , : - thf SS} ke! who caught , 17 ‘ery Frida) Southwestern champion. and " ' tL NS ker hit to Shot Pe “1 Games will be rolled every riGas : . . dite . tlie ; . e . . sii . ha = ¥ ; s , ie , . -_ . tient liarve,. MeQi mtarri rie al nk nt the conclusion of he fifth SE\ CNTH INNING. Welch ott third, but during the dee night. starting at & -30 o'clock A con- Tha) \dou and Evan Rees and lLouts hydroplane race this alternoon NO \ RROWNS Williams singled to adown Severeid missed Kllerbe's stitution and by-laws will be adopter the a rhierge dl Victorious in live a were lost The hoat was ow ned center Jacobson bee at out a hit to throw and Welch got back to third. at fomorrow’'s gathering doub). | aa pia) | continuation of by FE. F. Blakely of Milwaukee rhe mean. Galloway dropped Severeid's Walker taking second on the error. 5. a eee ubles Matches in the Southwestern mao hi Dugal f coring Wi tennis ¢, urhey here today boat was last in the race, shipping liner andthe bases were filled Ger-) perkins singled to left, scoring Mrs. Corbett Is inner. ne \ iere ald —— - . * : ' . ' 4 ! Y) water Goring the ne pie one cane ber hit Into a doubie play, _— tae Welch and J Walker , ye . Mra. J A. Corbett won = T oe oN n few feet from the pier, whkes Ls a Walker, WIilhams) nade qa wonderful one-hand catch *roee prize in the Women's St outs o ' to Dwke: . la i . oy s priz Black Sox proce Apply.” scoring \ieM intis walked Shocker of Dugan's long foul Galloway Tyietriet CGolf Asso lation ada Hog! | Lightweights Meet Tomorrow. | singled to right, scoring Jacobsen.| doubled ‘to left, Perkins stop- on the Glen Ech course yesterday Bi — IAN, wae Aug. 4k. i ‘ 1 i'r McMants going to third Shocker ping if third MeCann batted Mrs. IL. FE. Wasson 0 1 oo ” yw . ' " .i . ; _ . » > roa e@ ry i= : : . a oF Pa . ' si TT pete = he’ yi A tlie I " - on ase t,¢ ff first a’ a rut) dow tT ‘ | lores rv’ iT) 1? ad walked e iow xT i] t? Surprise ' \rna acific iiternational League an (VITICAGO, Aur ' Sailor Freed- was caught off eo eo : , _ ar , under. ment, and Mrs. A J Tvavis won hit . . . - * ' eto . . a. , » lee 7? : -rau tic oT. , 4 “a > hounced today that none of the White | man and Joe Welling, Chicago light) perxins to Galloway, but before He: Gerber fumbieg = wits oo ;, gross Nrs.°S. G. T. Smith won the ¢ * Dildvers acquitted by a jury Tues- | weights, today finished training for was tagged McManus crossed the perkins scoring. Dykes beat out a a0 ce handicap tournament at nd 8Vening need look fur n job with thelr 10-round contest at Aurora, Il) . plate THREE RUNS. hit to Shocker, Galloway scoring Ja- Glen Echo. with Mra. Clarke Camp- ee “Inder no circumstances | tomorrow night. A number od 7 PHILADELPHIA—Ellerbe made eobson pulled down Welch's long fly. | nel) second an@ Mra. Vivian Bullock | y, Sccept any of those players,” | weights are after fights with the win- a fine stop of J. Walker’s grounder! FOUR RUNS. third. CLASH OF SERIES Hander | L mele a ee ee i a } Baseball Scores loa ae eee ee ae a rar aa ee NATION4L LEAGUE. a2. © 2 6.30 8 8 SRCOND GAME. -BROOKLY N aT CINCINNATI BOOS mm mim CINCINNATI oloC CTI BATTLE OF SERI | 3{0}1)1/01 | BROWNIES DEFEAT CKMEN IN FIRST “PORT wALAD LD ABIG DAY FORGOLF. | HAT makes you iy éé look so blue, Batteries Rrooklyn ~Rueteher and Tavy- “Iincinnati—~Donahue at H e SO lue ?”’ eee emenee and Hargrave. Shocker Hurls Good Ball, OS hte ae. Panes eval it OO TeET-ON- Parade | BOSTON whel CHICAGO ner of the Aurora encounter. While Rommel] and Keefe | “!'™ abso-positively through. The Australasian and British Isles Net Teams Play Today. First Davis Cup Match of the Year on U. S. Courts Sched- uled at Pittsburg. I'y the Associated Press | substituted for the proposed contest | ee “ | Champion Tilden Discusses Michigan Boxing” Psychology of Tennis” ee ee oa a, a ia ‘Never Gloom Over Opponent’s Wonderful Shots,” t hut Give Him Full Credit and Go After the v. Next Point.” i ~ a OW al - 7 i i i i i i ~ By William T. Tilden. World's Tennis Champion. I and position, and turn for awhile to the question of what psycho- ally all boxing bouts except «. thoee logical influences are which make or break a man during a match, | sponsored by fraternal organizations, The amount a person is affected by outside influences or by the the American Legion or established “breaks” of the game depends entirely upon his temperament (or in some clubs have been placed under the cases temper) fhe more nervous:a man is or the more artistic or highiy ban in Michigan, pending reorgani- Sstrugg his nature, the more he is atfected by these outside influences. No man who plays tennis to win way, and under no circumstances and to be really good a man fall into playing his. If he breaks must be keen to win—ever goes ve game up, at least make your | Kame something different from a through a tournament (one might | poor imitation of his | , almost say a match) without los- | The Breaks of the Game . e ’ . ing his teniper to some degree * Never gloom over the wonder- nder this class comes the most ful shots made by your opponent, important of little known tennis no matter how important a point | tactics, “the use of the missed he takes away from you. Simply shot.” The shots you miss have a sive him full credit for a fine ef- | remarkable effect on the other | fort and go after the next point. | man, and to rapidly classify them Do Not Get Sore. | one can say: | Io not get sore at yourself to | First. All missed easy shots take ; | away confidence from you ans " , ; e can count on you if you miss shots ihat you should missing now and again make. If vou start missing. kee a , m Penny vour mind fix ‘ ae ee D second. All hard shots you miss, | Ling K¢ , . closely o siaale ’ ehind ' hear og Pitas rind if you nearly make them and have i = mac : ’ ~—T ae re t oy time Ree: play it. tried the unexpected and nearly : i) } c " . . : " sacs you think about the shot impossible, will count for - you, you are making the less time you since it Will have him always look hare to rloom ans re Ava site . . ‘ y? - 5 1 get peeved, be ing for such a shot really coming cause you are intent on the next over result and not on the past , The digression fro ee ‘eal j rhe more you make your oppo- i ~ ha — aa via rea iTi- nent watch you, the more you tent of the articie is only intends ad te k » hi , . , to get this over Do not blame ake iis mind off his own game, { : ‘ i itt yourself if you get mad and pl ) and the more he is apt to mise ~ . e am Liat “are 1a“Ay - Ww * ‘Le . ‘es ; well. But blame yourself severe- Or ing to lac kK of concentr ition on ly if you get sore and miss shots his own shot. So try the unusual, ; ’ : ss 3 : arhich wi ads i age because yuu are sore, or get sore hich will foree him to notice you. and quit. lie VV he quits once ney- The effect of an early lead can- er deserves serious consideration | = : cs Pro i gg: ame pro . | 4 . again, for the habit grows. and he = ’ " do no ge careless and sure of winning. It is a very hard, discouraging road to go and tends up against it There are ieain. certain type men who grate on our.merves; everyone has to make a person over-careful if some particular type which an- | he feels he is far behimd. So the: noys him. If your opponent hap- | effect on the mental attitude of pens to be one of that group you | your opponent by your taking will probably have an unpleasant three out of the first four games afternoon. The remedy is the same is very important, since it makes old thing: intima your mind to {ol- him feel he must win the fifth low the game and not the man. | game to make it 3—2 instead of Your outlook should be no more | +—? against him to have even a influenced by the reputation of the | chan¢e for the set. Fry to put player or| by his personality | your opponent into a mental hole r a ot rf vou anane rallying | in your match by jumping him,’ by getting him on the run. against a board fence. | If you succeed in this never let Your Opponent’s Game. Thie ia ; on | him pull up even, ff possible. for pe i a litte bit harder to | the effast ane of o hie buck up against and may be re- | or, as the term goes, “getting out garded as the most potent factor | of the cart,”” once he was in it. is of tennis psychology, because ev- | often to give him the feeling that ery time you turn the ball it is | he is coming all the time, while brought to your attention and you | you have shot your belt and are must seriously consklier it at all fading. times. If the style of game your | In every match consider the opponent plays suits you he will | mental attitude of your opponent in nine cases out of ten put you on and the psychological effect of the top of yours, but should it be a yourself, your game and the breaks style you particularly dislike, | of the game. | there is only one remedy—as far | (My next article will be on the as sl We: play your game your ' forehand Srouns wns — —_ CATCHER ED AINSMITH — _ | INDIANAPOLIS WINS | IN- SIGNED BY CARDINALS Feddié Ainsmith, veteran Americén | By the Associated Press. League catcher, has teen sign:d by} DETROIT, Aug 4-——Clubs from | In the Cabanne Tennis Club} tour- the St. Louis Nationals, Maiewer, Chicago and Indianapolis were vic- /Nament ©, Abrams, J. M. Longtwertt, ‘ickev announced last night. He re- torious In yesterday's play of the! L. Longinott! and J. Paxton have cently was released unconditionally | printers’ national baseball tourna- reached the semifinal round tn the by Detroit and formerly was wth | ment, winning, respectively, from § singles. Third round resulta follow: rad , ‘xpecte .. | Cincinnat! and Cleveland (. Abrams defeated H. Harris, 6-1, Washington lie is expected to re port here today (Chicago scored tn all but one tIn- | 6 9 ‘i Longinott! defeated FE. ad | ning of the morning game and let; Solomon, 6—-3, 7—5. IL, Langinott! eae Cincinnat! down, 21 to 1, In seven defeated S. Susman, 4—6— 6—1, 6—-1 | innings. ‘and J. Paxton defeated C. Blaine by Moore and Sharkey Matched. | Ruth of Indlanapolis held Cleve-| default. Abrams will play J. M. Ry the Associated Press |land safe except in one inning. _Longinott! and I. Longinott! will CHICAGO, Aug. 4.—Pal Moore, the | Scores: play Paxton In the semifinals Satur- “hie 2 3—°1—-19-——-1 | day, the final to be played on Sun- : weight, and Jack | Chicago 501556 | } Memphis a aang : . | Cincinnat! .000100-:0—- 1— §—8 | day. Sharkey of New York were pore F. Decalum, Meyers, Burns and A. — atched to box 10 rounds at East Chi- | Decalum; Stadler, Lauers, Paff and . . : cago, Ind., Aug. 16. The match was/ Druck, Willsey. | Tennis Meeting Tonight. . Indianapolis between Johnny Wilson, the middle- | Cleveland 000309009000 0—3—3—40/ weight, and Harry Greb, Pittsburg | Ruth and Kelley; Bennett and light heavyweight. | Roth N this ag ticle we will leave the question of technique of shots, footwork | -_ | Willlam PRINTERS TOURNAMENT | as: , 0200101 ° 1—-5—9—6 | _A‘Come-on’Game, _ Governor Charges | Sport Falling Back to Pre-War } Commercialism, He Says’ ini | Ry the Associated Presa. . LANSING, Mich., Aug. 4.—~Virtu- of the State Athletic Board of which. G (;roesbeck has will be the first step to- commercialism ~, zation Control, ov. | announced, iward “elimitnating from the sport.” The Governor recently announced he would not permit a title bout to, take place in the State. In ordering cuncellation, yesterday, of the Roper- Miske fight scheduled to be held at Grand Rapids, Aug. 12, he an- nounced no more permits would be issued to promoters who held the ind solely for the profits involved, the boxing law was passed, the Governor said, numerous “clubs” composed of a few individuals had conducted most of the fights, where- us-the law intended to permit boxing exhibitions, not as commercial ven- tures, but as public entertainment. “Roxing was conducted during the war without taint of commercialism, and came into favor,.”’ the Governor said, “but sinee the war itt has been falling into the same state in which the war found it; it is now on about the same plane ‘as horse racing. I have no objection to boxing, but I do -obfect to what appears to be a come- | on game.” sae Since MIKE COLLINS’ CLUB LOSES BOXING LICENS® ‘Ry the Aasocilated Press. | $T. PAUL, Minn, Aug. 4.—The Athe letic Association of Hennepin County /was given the license for ae ee ing contests In Minneapolis, at. | meeting of the Minnesota mecha | | Commission here yesterday This @¢- tion revokes the Hceénse of tha Mitte I" neapolis Boxing Club, of which Mie Collins, is the head, aa but | - ganization is permitted to cond | tic exhibitiona in each city. Fred Fulton of Minnmeapolia, heavy weight boxer, was reinstated, after | being suspended some two yeRme on 'charges of having engaged im” @ | “fake” fight with Jack Demprey, thm. present nearer title holder.” . oe a * ve a ial NORRIS WILLIAMS sf ols BEATS RICHARDS NEWPORT, R. 1, Aug. =f. Norris Williams Il of Boston deefated . | Vineent Richards of New York, @=41, | 6—14, 6—3, in the fourth round ms | tennis tournament here tod 4 | Was the first defeat of Richa Richards oe / Season, at singles quently at a joss to make return Zenzo Shimidzu defeated Robert Kinsey, 6—1, 6—8, 6—1, 6—4, W. M. Washburn defeated a w. Niles, 6—2, 60, 7-—B6. M. Johnston defeated = M. Duane, 6-—3, 6—3, 6—4. —--- Cabanne Net Tournegiit The Executive Committee of the St. Touls Dtetriect Tennis Tournament Arssoctation will meet at 7:90 this evening at the Triple A Club. | es | Straight Virginia : tobacco—just that and nothing more —mellowed in the sun and ripened on the hil Laouerr & Mrune Tosacco Ca. " C.ie hk

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Rite heavy fi “ Ject In vests ee pee , . re et | ‘ to 3 ~ 444 : 44 : vA ™ . > é - - ” , a ‘. = ~ . ee oo 7 a Ten ble Pe . ven tn mbes " . ObI de eSte: a ge 4 _ ; .. ¢ 2s sling 2 ¢ ; ~ milar Weds ** . Western oe : . , . 4.7 +. ‘ -* oa i :, ad "se eet ewes $5 . ar VWre . se ah Tia ane nw '% “ ers - P " : ; ‘ . > ’ ‘ ‘ -— 2. | . . x 14 ; 4 TIS ‘teh. a. — ; hie " CA ; ~* ~ ts ‘ « « So % i; . +. , a4 gr ire Ile _~ ar ; ar ' ae ma , : : as = 4 . , , . a =e i0@j2 here . ve . Sot , ‘ . - 4 er.can Ps uree — ‘ burry ets P ™ STUDD, u par | ’ - ° . " ~ flo: > Af] Lug s+ Chee £74. a rime « C@Tc-- > eed Palo Derr, » ? "— * Der ts ' = ' : , wo: Ds S85 t. o ry ine 6A [ aes, “ar amiee. ’ ron owncea . have nee: . , vy, 28 Mar 9044 ) Ome ~ tin le ' wis Hay Marker. ub-washes = « r e ' > * \ . — . . . , . ° . ‘ Mad ‘ . ae a. x > ea s ra rr. —- WN » « . . - A " La = ’ Sar a : : oe — — sd $:°* . 7 f 7 hart burrs Re ~ ie : art. . , : , . 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Run In. e—INA of i ratey Stat rrberig | ~~ ij \ wu ‘ . . = z 4 . “ . ‘ 7 . r ’ . . -_ '* hie . beer " - ened, iT. “" dollar) ee > th - ‘aware @ Nude ref : : * he ‘ . ‘a 7 e~ e me fat Th " — : _ "aland Statemen: _- ‘ . Ves ir Kan .« ? . : ’ ‘fine « * , = «€ : ’ . ’ " . 6 » : : , : “ ‘ . . ; . . ‘ , . . _ P + ’ ° . ‘ | 7 ; . . ™ ; ° . ae - "2+ . "ie ' seg ' : ‘pocorn and Nuts 4 % . ) ; a fi A Ries wera - b, ive = al DORN. White rice : é “a ’ > : - . : . re " r r Tr) He o* ¢ ° > , '' iw . ' las) ta , i . ; J . > é bas $4 -.@ a” 4 ‘* ‘ hy 3° iz oo ~ sla re, wa" s or haate ne ; ° cot et SO ied . . . : . . . wre ‘ew on . - ‘ . 4 : "ae : - . : “ a wl . . ' ' — > “ is; er ra ; e) “ ; - 5 ce *\ — . . . Poff . , . ae - " : tar Stiver. ™ es 7 ° 7 - 7 . . 8? ’ “Sus ¢ eo Mew ¥ T) . “ oé , P by : " London Metals . . *4 »’* ; > Zz Nan. . Ps T hos a > .. - P —_— - : ad e : . , oo } i? ° 7. ,. Sar . " 7 = — a — oe - 4 : ’ . . ) i. ‘ _ ' ‘ ~ * 4 ~~ on ‘> — . ¢ . ves ‘a > Rane * " . is ‘ — ey —_—— , . i ‘ . - ‘ tiger 7 rat +h . - . mr aA . . mr Sa _ ' a VW “ive the Post-Dis fore Publica on, the forelg@n \VwOVer-. mans . Ne dare . > son : z " i . ed : f. = —_— 2 +h : ~ , , ne day . . ~* ; : vy - “ "A i¢ . ' e e hpi ‘ : aoten ; . - : cs 38° pe: tin ma . 334 2s he Att Tney-(>. hers) rears , z . ' » 3 . ‘ ~< *h . sf sti 2°. spot 4 se them from Interfert- me om do — v th che ree any investine . — ~ ’ - , ™ * nme 7) TS SAEPCOSING rates se his own j * o .] a ; a we - a T3 fa . ' 2' ; . . : . . _ * Se “ ad 0 noe oe “COPY font Pre, Withoy Write fos Bookie bate a

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here Wes a0rne ie : ur? kx " of the hich domané and ad the low Priced ‘e and strong lone of the mar WAS 1°88 active eo again op eer ia) ong the profes ' « react perated we harp rally later A Ainalgamated her’ were Onl, hut bids TAS PFtah J. : aha io * active with ' which de “Toamoehip and were guler i= untieually arc tlone tn | let #harp nk Wae by the 1 firm, ap but naectione | Poultry! vVece paid the farmers and eal tne varie Ue@uaille “uot ~Uc: deo We to Ti lie ‘j ; ©ekRS * ¢@le: gtand. seconds, URe rihern twine at hore at 2O%e 2o%c; printe bow rick at An vveT. gRuiheas, per ~—IAve pigeons. : oe sor + Sl, HWOe / per pound Ve to Qhe om and Colora- unches, tbe to Bc 40c i? 31.25 tu 1) rates, ‘ rate i, ~ obi to aingie strings, er pound, zrown, @0c¢ to | baskets, Joc; HVe per sn, be to 106 Oe to Soc > per - ¥ 33 50 4ite Ohto mit od mr oa. > 1 "40 ‘hee ze) per dozen ' per dozen ie per bu box, own bu bea, * per bu box. ' per doen yt) to Sl per ber- % bu ham . 822.80 ar wh as stan are . one ty : 71 if a bu 4 per — — ine ——$L piquant salad at CHILDS, |*%s,ia,fion" M2000 by GENERAL DEMAND LACKS SN AND HOG MARKET DECL ZIBN. 7thSt NATIONAL STOCKYARDS, Ill., Aug. 4 Savings Accounts 804 Weashingten Ave 1 Catt! ° world’s ouay a eastiinate: receipts attie Ata »e tandard Bt: calves, 3500; hogs, 6000: esneep, 1800; opened and deposits time - plece 7 horses and mules, 1275 THRIFT MEMBER© NEED TO | — tn thin , BETTER SIGHT CATTLE—Receipts were moderate in vo made on or before ray ONLY 250e ° TO WERAR A model 20 ~ ° : ume, quality again plain for the greater part ° S27.50 DEAMONED! year guar- ") Trading was oe : ¥ ; a Aug. 5th bear interest Simply by paying ie, Thrift Clob anteed cause ad . nuch the same aa tha yeste a members can own a beantiful $37.50 Join the GLASSES day: fairly actiye on destrable weight corn- from Aug lst Diamond. Just imagine how easy it Thrift Club. fed stock, but siow, draggy on medium and ° ” is——make up your mind to come here ay = ommeo itock. Weakness prevailed o nu and select your Diamond RIGHT d Will Stop Eye Strain, Prevent} “ome ST tee cone NOW, og Headache and Make Eyes Strong] .«, -. een im on ol einige Page , PAY 250! easy week- BOO, Asking $8.20 for a cqnoi load 1 00 ’ Ww d 14 START TO SAVE-A-DIAWOND! os . veurlings, Stocker and feeder trade tore a: ° a indow , y¥ amounts. E tive Veal calves steady to vb iower, prace SEEOUR pe a Opens a | OPEN SATUF.DAY UNTIL 7 P. M. BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS bd (sold filled also NO A rt 0 x) rice Savings Account o-%\ doe te EL 1405 SR OW iv 376 SS fw Shelleo Frames, a 1°74 RO on 1063 > 6U i . SIF EI fitted complete 4 TOR ‘no om poo. 7 OO , with ervstal 6 653 $ RD B ft B bh . : \ > lenses, 4175 a ’ te 4" NB3 b® 15 Od men S an $5 | ° 1145 5 OO 1 peoo . 2 } B d d Oli CANNERS AND CUTTERS value. . CANNERS A Tree || roadway an ive * | NES ’ pl . 0 ' OO | , at LIS , 4 4 l 1OD0. 4 25 } 280... oo ff On ° STOCK STEERS, a Sia! ee 12 4aded. « >» Zs 4 71 mm wae $94.6 10 fy yy 5 Boe 770 4 To yh = a) 4 > 7 Solid one piece Bifocal Lenses . ' , ae “Cs ~ ot s ++ 7 ‘ ‘ ~ era \ no cement ' lenses only) ik rf i d hog x at 0 ‘sive same satisfaction as other yi 4k io 9 vn athena Oh Th ainis Sib OO «31, sse8 Several droves wer neold lat Our Optical Department ts one MIXED PACKERS AND sem hey ’ inest ane es quipped in No Av. Dk. l’rice No Av. Dk. Pri . ents a eee Went equipped 30. eee $11 40 ju. . 223 $i1 40 : neue 3. .we > aa Oy Ps ye RE ee DR. ARTHUR W. CUQUET oa Ban °° 31325 46.234 11 2 Optometrist —Opticilan 2. 831 11 Oo 26. . 247 . 11 00 J. t.. SIRVERT, ©. D. i3 * 10 , £4... 245-— 10 75 Eivesicht Specialist RiTCHERS AND SHIPPERS ; 7. . aR. IMD 11 OW ou . he 11 60 Open rii» ' gr ~ nt -4 7 i> ta ‘4 sa) ’ » tet ae Flint . 10 ‘ : 44 frat - ao , tin - . ~ o~ €1°5 ' » S175, nediurn choice ins le hard Ro prt ene | PO YVo to $6.60: atraigh ts E: mp isch Be 4 NS ” oan, AB) francs. 17 - “+ ve cove r armed ¢ : . = ? working and ) tui Sp Toe firet Clears at S4.75 to Ba ee eee: | Saited, pack .... & | ¥@S quoted at 13 france. * cer Tr a 22> Sits nmon insides and satire $5.25 ow sand second clears at $4.25 Bui No. 2.....3 Culle .....,.0-. fh Re $40 to $50. Crooked half price. $4.50; spring standards patents at $7.7: stock ......8 Culls,.salted ... te E25 ; | Ateg Wd ied iden: le less | PRYE PLOUR—euoted® by mill m al Ps ound yr horsehides. mane_ and ' cotton wac ee OO geht FAR LLL IG weer, sees i" a! wos ] Rede et i > : yr 7) astrai@hnt at S67 O +) a 10g ’ es, “oc : giue ala pic. s gum * —— 6575 f sD re — a ain futures close d lower on the Mer- | * it price. SG as . Join Our m SatNh quoten corm meal | :AeNee Bachans orn ‘was aftected aaa NED beg ; ; ' : >. M “rt ; dj , init) ii are countrs r ngs V} fn ; ego 4 ‘ tou = ot Sh $2.10 per 100-pound sack nme | followed | Chicago where liquidation bv a Cotton Seca ON oy a ele te eae bast a” . , imAT Re he) ler 5 tho it ta Kir iz tl ace Some c ’ ae Aas Gage jn ve = . 3 : eAport demand on the e decline was reported ottonseed oll, per Ib Winter wh! “ AIS > A> ‘ ” BY “THE ONION Recs »* s of wheat in the Northwest were nO % ec: do, fined yet . v8 ator a ut W e ‘a @ ii, vellow *: gsaliad, c: eooking whit 2 a a a ee . o K Gtk ~ 4 were #emalic! 9 ‘ dc vellow, 9144c; cocoanut oll, 12%, " Aithough tries ‘wus . ‘fait general! ale anut on 10 te¢ 7 he Egyptians he ld the onion — Te fr 1] . Kporters an levator —=—_—_— &-__—_— ] . 1% ~ . ving ne Wearness at ther ma Secd Quotations - i n | line in futures aah owls : Ka in such high honor that they was Je to sc lower in soft winter ani I4z¢| GRASS SEED (per 100 Ibs.)—Alfalta oOo” ower on hard t nal at $6.50 to $17. swore by it. : h corn 4a nand wit . ley 2” i we r Md a f ee oats were in good demand with of , : “rings iizht ad a ch hig! When called as witnesses, | & and prices pteady to Yc hig “es (;rain future ‘S generally were lower in the they took an oath to tell the torenare oF She day the “vearian ‘nituation . Vas AM rit ed in 1 art ©. re ported “low export truth by the Onion, lLuatior More favorable weather, too, was ! porte lin the eprine wheat section ‘orn and oats followed in the trend of " Wheat futures Sen no longer invoke the! St. Louis «rain receipte today wer . . : M heat ~46 cars local and o38 through. Corn aid of the OnION In such cd rar ¥ Is t - oy th “ igh (hats. @R care "1 Oral am rough la‘ o t s | c* and 47 eu solemn aftair: , North oe eats rn car te in Se lLouls toda wer Minneapolis, Loe: Duluth, 130; Win- kj d li h nipes, 91 . : {(iearances today wer Wheat 404 00€¢ But, in making a delighttully | .\'°qynoes today were: | Wheat. (404.00 ) ELGIN WATCH Don't any- ope se or you a Watch en any terms, or net price, until you ace this xreat I.lgin W atch—t he, HIGH-GRADE, STURDY EVER- READY FRIDAY $5.00 ELECTRIC IRON for $2.89 ler | 6 This Iron is beau tifully fini: hed: has one-piece base, furnished with 6 en. ae feet of cord. Light socket and pull plugs at both ends of the wiring. Why not have an almost indispensable household article when you can iam get this dandy $5.00 Iron on Friday for. TOILET ARTICLES DEPENDABLE KNIVES | OFFER OF FREE RANGER BICYCLES The daily announcements will be resumed tomorrow. Watch for the | Growing Honor Roll The POST-DISPATCH Circulation Department Friday A —— —> DP ® : Fad Golden Glint Shampoo......___ _ 18¢ 7 : Ss | rREARL Nickel race Odorono ome Oe ee 27c, 47c, 69c HANDLED > = __* Trimmings | Lad - et 18c: 3 for 50c | We eee poncanate In sec ering ee | t¢ of Anives om na f ous maker “a oe Cuticura Soap i alts boibiildl 19c: 3 for 50: ves al re luction. This offe ring should = | e coniueed with so-catied saiesmen & & S . ] } da A Germicidal Soap tes ed 19c; 3 for 50: ples, ont etc... as these me gh are of the | pe 4 . first quality in every ete @: $5. vA Packer's Tar Soap. - .19¢; 3 for 50: mest: “ome have % blades: $ 59 | Every Monday and Friday aor Pepsodent Tooth Paste 37¢ some different shapes “* Bile «6 COUT OTM OF Otek. wee -« handles. Values up to $3.50, my Listerine Tooth Paste ......... 37c | Get the a ee Colgate's 18c¢ Talcum 125 $ Tioncy and Beeswax. ; 1.50 RERSWAX —Prime at "Ke per pound Lazell’s Talcum ee ee $c The oe si cote : . . ONE ¥—Souther c ct ac “4 sirabne }, ° Pr : _ Music and Dancing Every Evening BD oy oj egy cans, Be to ats per ce cacigpea’ with cver aL PH ae : ' less om 1 caseae—DTrigi . ee ot ™ ane ol hs olb. pa E 4-Ib. pac Friday : FOR ICED TEA ‘Juande Brand” Ceylon -India TEA you will find tt gelicions. lve nage ie 32e¢ nage MEN! Before You Leave DON'T OVERLOOK THIS LIST Gillette & Auto-Strep Blades, 39c 75¢ Bem Blades... . Ever-Ready ™ in the famous ‘‘Round sizes 6 to & inches—two different pat- ” ferns. Straight and bent Shears. Shears Brown Boxes. are gunranteed = cutting aquatl- , , “ . Made ith matieable frames prevent Boric Acid (Powdered ' 3 ozs... .B: tone » tel Pome breaking. Smead n Comp. Licorice Powder, 3 ozs...19> «steel cutting blade highly tempered and d ..9¢ ——— Epsom Salts, 1 Ib... Cream Tartar, 3 ozs....... 18¢ Bicarb. Sodium, 8 ozs... Cascara Aromatic, 3 ozs... . Castor Oil, 4 ozs... ja Sots. Camphor, 4 ozs... -. 49; Friday THE Kev TO GOOD HEALTH —— > COLUMBIA = MALT EXTRACT XY Tinct. lodine 1 oz........ 15¢ | Columbia Columbia Malt mm Denatured Alcohet, pint....21c | | malt Extract bine NX Extra a 19 5 Yds. Sterilized Gauze... .59¢ ee Greater efficiency and more 1 Ib. Sterilized Cotton... . - 39c ‘Columbia Malt Extract ‘19e Blades Durham-Duplex Blades. ___. 38¢ Curbo Blades; fit Gem, Sigr and Ever-Ready Razors . $1 Ever-Ready Razors... $1 Gillette “Brownie” Razer, 79¢ Williams’ Shaving Stick __. Palmolive Shaving Cream.. Krank’s Lather Kreme... _. 27¢ $1 Ever-Ready Lather Brush.58c ..12¢ 19¢ 21¢ 24s judg MAIL ORDEBS PROMPTLY TiILLED—Please add excese will be promptly returned—this is for postag: thereef en toilet articles and patent medicines. LOCUST 10 per cent Lien Covernment tax of 1 > e é/ olph DRUG STORES of purchase price in your remittance—any cent on 514 Washington Kingsbury, De Bolivar "he of fraction ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH |: 2m Furniture, hinge, Ranges, sis) Player Pianee ait and practi- tically every article in the house is included in this sale at HE success of this sale has surpassed all expectations—our patrons know they can depend on the truthfulness and Sincerity of every offer we make—and when an opportunity like this is presented, they are quick to take advantage of it. Even if you do not need your new home furnishings until Fall, it will pay you to make your selections now. Former reduced price tickets marked in plain — You deduct this additional 25 figures on all goods. discount at time of purchase. CASH OR CREDIT - “$150 Wayne Electric Wash- ing Machine te +9) & 20 Complete With Wringer Terms—$7.00 a Month ASHDAY'S toils and troubles leave when the Wayne enters. It's as fine an electric wash- r as money can buy—the only washer with the ho bby horse action. Hias generous-size, smooth popper tub—-few yoernG parts——swinging wringer. Regular price $15 00. In-this sale at $098.50. ‘Were Li berty $2.50 Cash a a Di ae “BEAU TIBU Laget. of 100 large, decorated with a reproduction of the dainty include a pretty Liberty in a Dinner Set we Liberty. Special ORIG BE ecicesen statuette of the (joddesa of in ‘ene eo @eweeee this floral Dinner Sets $2.50 a Month wreat KM@ useful pleces— Statue of h. With each All Dining- Room Chairs Were Were Were Were Were $21.00—25% off. $28, 00-25% off. $31.00-—25 off $40.00—25%™% off #55.00-—25° off $60.00—25% off Were |: ee 83.26 Were ; 4 50: on a B3.058, 9 Were ¢ 6.25—25% off...... $4.69 CY Were Were @ 8.00—25% off...... 86.00 2 19 Were Were $12.00—25% off........ 8D.00 ; Were U FF Were All 0 Were ur lron Beds Were @ 9.50- "95 yk. fee 7.13 Were saaeal % off. ae Were $17.50—25% off........913.12 sate Were $22.00—25% off... ....816.50 Were Were $25.00—25% off..:...... 818.75 Were Were $26.00 $35.00-—25% $409.00- or ~t o £60:-00—-25% off $65.00—25™ off $72.00—25% 5()— Were 426.! 5% Were £30.00— 85% Were $35,.00-—25% Were #42.50—25% Were $70.00—25% Our hel Beds $17.00 25% off $22.00 —25% off $30.00—25% off $35.00-—25% off $50.00-——25% off. Lamp Bases 25% off All Sanitary Mattresses RD 8 6.38 Were Were Were Were Were $ 8.50—25% $12.00-—25% $15.00—25% $23.75—25% $25.00—25% All All Bachelor Chifforobes Ww ere 7 O00. Were Were We re Were Were OR Or root 50 ae, $52.50--25°% $60.00 on % $80.00—: yt Were €19.95—25% off....... R14.07 off p-seeppreins Were $26.: 0 25 Of off... R10 aN off....... $31.87 Were $30.00—25% off...... 822.50 Oris oes 852.50 Were $36.00—-25% off....... 827.00 Were $40.00-—-25% off....... 8230.00 94.0 00 Cabinets—-25% off.... 825. 50 off....... & ~— $39.75 Cabinets 250% off... 829.81 . 811.25 #4)-50 Cabinets —U5% off....821.18 . 17.81 $45.00 Cabinets—25% off... .@22.75 ees.) R18.75 $40.95 Cabinets—25% off.... 8237.46 $59.75 Cabinets—25% off....844.81 9x12-Ft. Tapestry Rugs a4 * eee 27.70 ork ‘Aiea pen oo 926.50 Rugs~-25% off... £19.85 moe es See Pee $41.00 Rugse—25% off.. B0.75 See kes its R145.00 Oe nm ef 860 00 642.50 Rugs 25% off.. , A21.8S OFS secees . , $47.50 Rugs ee %e off , 835.63 Terms—$1.25 a Week THis is a full-size Colum- bia Graphonola of the fin- est type—heretofore sold for $125.00—now on sale at MAY. STERN & CO. Corner 12th and Olive Sts. " $85.00 ue— 59¢ Regular 8sc val. é

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22 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH : Pee -_ SUNDAY POSTSJ«SPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRC!’ LATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis ‘Dainty Dress Aprons $1.25, $1.50 and $1.95 Values at OQ 5 ¢ Weatls made oT : > , ei J 7 ° . Tre EP aie > alip iver * Vit or Mw iG Alita , > > , . > = . : _ i ° 4 re. La 7 or [reg Taate a ' : ¢ , » - ’ J , “a *? °3) ° ‘ iors su ah bad Ine iti a nr ScT ' ‘ ~ ae eee ees. { ; . s! ruffies at neck Third Floor $22.50 Wool and Fiber Rugs @ 9x12-ft. in size. Woven of high-grade wool and fiber: shown in a variety of effective designs and choice colorings. Small allover figures, or plain d Large Fifth Fleer | ——S S) ee ae aa ae | co a - " " 120) pairs of men's import sie Half Hose, with Feintorced toes, heels and s Plain colors, in drop- stitch atyle. and fancy vertical stripe Black, white Gnd wanted colors. Sizes 94 to 11) leas . Cael i | The Very Latest— selection is a | “Minute” Ties ' ) 2.25 0 4 i 7 . A new faille silk Four-in-Hand, | ares ey oye bane 65 made especialy .1'a .* . ' at ver pro! imeeg savings Parly | 85 to $1.50 Pocket Knives; 2 and S blades; have rust spots....4ic Re handle: 3 biades _. —— : Maite Fieer een, RRR hegebaen. |. epee reed gapeeghgppag head eesti tered Wherele ojst ete Fe. — ” eee es ee eke TLO} -_- An August Sale Offering of Men’s Oxfords aie e.. "Agee @ Here ar: values which keen buyers will not overlook, an and many will > ™ -“ 1 . *» seize the cpportunity to. lav in several pairs at this remarkabie price. f ~~ = hs - . les wtcy ———. ‘ soa e ® 1 & Trt Rep A+ sUsST 4. 31931 or plain vamps. Our Entire Line of . .Men’s Straw Hats Offered in Two Special Groups at $1.25 and $2.2 $3 grad oe ~ uP Bl eam > ard fancy braids Hat bas the improved finish sennits . Main Foulard Silks Fine. Gael? @ Large and small printed designs- on desirable colors—+40 inches wide, and in a wide assortment. Of ercep- tionally good wearing quality. $3.50 Georgette an odd lot of effectivel en broidered ‘seorgettes — 40 inches wide—in white, Copen, navy, sea, ceil and helo. af Special ean $2.25 Friday at. yard...-..- In white only: a lIq@strous satin Crepe, 40 inches wide, very adapt- able to soft clinging $2 79 dresses. Special at. yard.. ° $1.50 Bengaline Silk and lisle Ben line. in fade gobelin. paprica. tomato, honey dew, gray and tat “A inches wide: for sports wear. Friday 8 at. yard sdithie iV ae 9 Cc $1.98 Black Satin Exceptionally good quality of crow Black Satin—-36, inches wide with a beautiful finish. $l 39 Special at. yar@..-- | | | ans | The August Sale Offers Boys’ 2-Pants Suits $14.50 to $17.50 Values at “11 @ Wool cassimeres and chevi- ots, in single-breasted models and medium and dark shades. Coats fashioned with all-around belts and alpaca lined. Knickers are well made and finished with watch and hip pockets. Sizes 8 to 18 years Wool Knickers Suis ee $1.97 Wool eassimeres ard che. me and dark shades of gray. tan and green mix tures. Some lined throughout. . Sizes 6 to 18 vears. ” Wash Sui Pal Boys, Was uits alm Beach Suits $2.95, $3.45 and $] 79 $10.50 May hom $3.95 Values, at . Values 4.49 Neatly made : -epencabdie “Mart fonkirg single breasted wTaterials itn Oliw- Twis Fius- moceis @ r.eated acas and #/an Junior and Middy stvies "AT : " tan sholbo in a wide range of rs green and ge piain a Sizes from -'4 t . *ars «rine °*loarta ‘see © * 18 Second Fleer—tUse New 6th er Tth *t. Elevetors Batavia Tires Reduced H —and sold on adjustment basis of 6000 miles i} nae ; H @ These high-grade fabrie Tires are expertly | i val is ’ . aA - ’ + ; | mad sta » Ud I >’ ce ee | workmans ter) With ff | as t . v ir t! . ti} — oo} f . ry ; ; i al ) \ rs The | 1 = Se | i >. caus r their r Ad i — = ‘ ‘ , | — istMents made at iist prices ' i} + = . i > ; ‘ rages aA ; ° ned ja 4 x ih. re kK Ui AT aT ; vert, ine o* Var is ir and sglieeve styles to 46 Liew a iimited quantity [tra 8:2 ‘ Hasement Econemy “tere ehhh i pi i inh hahha bb. ii ii hhh hh lL i i i i i i i i phi phn phi aii bh bh ’ ’ "vs 7" TrrrrrrerrerTtgTgfr,feT.?t] - » Pibbed cotten ee eee | «"*r,Y,rrrrtrtTtgTTTTTTTT7 77" Women’s Union Suits = Quality, 49c beads Low net x. sleeveleas. and i >» all f e4 “? rink ‘4 to $2 Silk H A Specially-Parchas e @ lack : i muslin Friday ‘ lated f OE fcces : | a (send . lengths. - last, yi @ Many of these Dresees@ , of much higher priced] of & fashioned nf) the very Fer Ga styles. Of Canton crepe yard “p)own in the appr ‘ — re ; | Laer including plenty of bla ‘é both women and misses. : Rascmernt i i i i i i

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‘ mei IIA T, AUGUST 4, 1921. | SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER: CENT MORE CITY CIRCU LATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCR 98 ————————— ——— _ —— . = = =— ss Se Eek EE EEEL EEE ELE EAE Soe eee a a ae iii ee ee att tee AAA AEA P AP PEA PPP OPP PPO P EPPO PPO IE | Au i » LIS 4 iF | ee! August Sale of Furs Angel Cakes ‘ “Moonlight” Offering Savi 0 op . light” és) . ; —is b eyed ial x rd ite = ‘i aE 40c 9 fox ty Face aug ine pi } ap yy ‘late ‘ hoosing fro ym authentic tvies, an i at Delicious Angel r akes 4 ‘Tod: tle. ‘* a fi x trot, bul time effectit S aes . ’ . . a of ng substantial savi 7s. From made in our bake shop of play ed by Benson's Orches- ee ae . aati i re —— Kt r & outs to smal! Ne cky Th wie : ‘ : : ites leces show all that is pure materials. Special fo: tra—on Victor Record —(losed All Day Rsctel | We Give and Redcat Eagle Stamps- F ew ) Restric ted Artic les E reepted. approved for the season of 19°1-19°2 Schelde ne Reape es 13,156; price Se. wees 2 : ¢ Sixth Fleer ; 2 lid Offer of Interest Continues in This Important August Event— EX TRA, EXTRA! F riday’s Feature of the August Campaign—An U nsurpassed @ Sale of SamleSuils | 7 wares Sale ;' ; | Providing large quantities of home needs—kinds used the And Specially Purchased Groups-Offering the Newest year ’round—at some of the very lowest prices in months. n bas realized the im- Models in Two Comprehensive Underpriced Groups € This event has been planned on a bigger scale than ever before, and the values are truly wonderful. s one of these utility Only a few of the items are listed below. There are many others. It will pay you to read every word uclt savings are possi- of this announcement. Price rev . » of the many Sweaters es p revail only while quantities last. sived choice will be ex- oo a | = again tomorrow. and : eee | sees | ume much-desired Twr- ————— =| oe : patch pockets and . AY " ad. . | Ee | joa ee \ [ | of fancy crossbar, OR : os : | | / | weaves, Colors — are ) i | 1} | — | , | a Advance Fall and Winter Styles for & | ; $1.7 a Casseroles, 65c Washboards, | : Misses and Women R-in., round st yle. 89¢ C oar 4A5c $5.05 troast $3 75 | Ham with —_ nickel-plat: Silver Ki ne oe Dutch Ovens, of | ee enam- 3.35 ~ ae white and biue ‘$4.50 value frame, _fseproo f inset. boards: Biz cast iron: No. 10 size; with pa . eled throom i. corrugated am me SUES | cover, while 100_ ast: | Sesemein made of wood and —_ as ae well ventilated. Cover to match. Size 20x27 inches. @ Feminine interest in “new styles,” coupled with the extreme 4 | ¢ | . : S ou | Frocks 7 r—, ef 7 savings which this sale affords, has made this the most widely- we > DG | ee al, talked-of and most extensively- $9.50 Tables, am Bread E “f mee - | Cloth H | Stretchers, ‘. ~ $ 5 : mee , e. >400 5 ) iy i Lo ¥ : participated event of the week— ccinite | ename $5. 95 $1.: ‘a v1 Toa : SL vee . Rall-ems $3 A5 | Kettles, . | eb’ benen eee | AY tchen Tables , size: made f "hasten Curtain Stret« . an te | k, white and bine colors; s , n ° white porcelain tops. Two lint , ‘Boe by e ‘rs. strong! wae 14 ; hundreds of women and misses sizes, Seconds, | or; 100 in the lot hinge jnstable ping mn in the ea. | S2 Poleg Sven 95¢ Ae Pe ee ee eee —— . | ataaiaiel Preserving finding it the opportune time to . — ee | Kottinan Mann elie weee,’ te buy their Fall Suits. P [25 . | ] | Sevcepan yt 78¢ | Twat some SI 98 . u- e y Jane” Frocks perenne: SP | mele Sets, consist- : Kettles, tn we a $5.95 values. Very smart oro rt : >a) ; ered, arene on od and ele Bolder 'stromely_ mac | Table I Bases, | ing of 1, 1% and 2 qt. size | Dishpans, ] 29 size; subject ght tmper- rae , gant fur-trimmed Suits of the — ois.50 Enam- , | $2.15 white fections, 240! in" the lot. os : we | elie able Bases, " . of Jap erepe, in combi- - “ x color effecta. i e ? i Be : ° . | | pe Ssxects. Trimmed F- A: most fashionable materials Bim} | AN have} pereer . fe Seem | | ue 00 te She eb ‘ . ——— Poi ‘ oO i . 4 Ziowered motifs and fin- ‘ Z the coming season. Sizes 14 =—— | | T- Fourth Fleer at Fourth Floor Cabinets. y mma | SD. 50 Irons, Tea Kettles, $ 5 Pleasing Values for Women in $60 _ Sellers $47. 95 } | mectric Irons 8 | Kettles in Colo- 2.1 | 8 at oak Kitchen . Sale of 5100 Pairs of \ Cabinets, with porcelain top | Bask fully warranted. Full size, | Folding style; full nize, and Sam le Und erw ear y and automatic flour bin. Glass- B ets, with plug and cord, atonal made. ware included. a. 50 Willow —— —_ p: the lot. $3 value. Bask joy ? tom; 7 inch é ee 20. ,* the lot. Shoes $5 to $10 $3 50 = ae Values. ... | ——_— ae | @_ 250 sample Undergarments, including lin- gerie petticoats with knee flounces of Val. : scadlin Sas Refrigerators, age ; e lace, with insertions to match—also Philip- ee $5 f 5 renal Baskets, Ere 37 99 | Freezers, ¢ 2 i 5 bom? (,uaran ® : 98¢ Refrigerators — $5 auto vacuum pine chemises and rowns, beautifully em- An ’ tee brand wood. ; $i. 50 Waste P at enarmneled line Side-ticer, | Jee Cream Freez- frame Clothes Wringers, with Baskets. in with water co ae | ers, im 1l-quart size; no hard ~~ broidered and trimmed with attractive, im- eS ee | Baskets, in ers, in J-quart sige: s Like These forted laces. A splendid opportunity for Pe i— } | ivory, wit th. floral those who choose early. y | (f= and d for Suc ice as $1.65 | _ Extra-Size Crepe Gowns er $2.50 and $2.95 values. In slip-over style; of maker : ntire surplus stock. . Windsor crepe, with flower, bird he veseliadl de- . | | i really rem@™@foncession, which ac- > signs. In flesh ard white. Special, St iin 60 | «Cg ee eo | | _= e Nailed: RE; 2 Friday only ° | i. 1 we — Coffee rom, «98C : . ¥' 4 ' Sweepers, Six-cup d } “ oe Standard brand $3. 95 | | Searcspiomeae Bae um patent — leather 7 Bench a Di rn, Boat sy a caees ‘the le | Carpet Bweepers. sa inst, | 40d quantity. vee tongue Pa d-turned and ~ mente De sek teal erga 3 af ie. Limit | and_only 240 in. the Jot $4.95 values. 1 full Louis all-leather heels The Summer’s Most Popular Confection— =e a. a 4rrantic Gry Geantupce " o . Make Every Sold for $1 and $1.25 a Pound at Atlantic City Effort to Attend Oar Per : eee. i= Pili) v | Price. . Pound -. ; | . : Lawn Settees, | ’ a oa - nit ee. | ) Folding Lawn $1 39 This Sale KFettees;: whil Basement Eco s nomy Store q Of a luscious creaminess and richly filled with fruits and nuts, 5 = a ' , ' : a Saal enameé Med ‘ ed quantit of ~ made and painted and var- the twelve di ‘rent varieties in w hie bh we make this confection tum Percoiators ‘abinets. wit mirror: mediun nished. Limited quantity. each day Femi an appetizing array. lot $1.95 value. Special Friday! Assorted Chocolates, 40c Lb. A delightful assortment of fruit creams, caramels, nougats, marshmallows, molasses chips and other centers, covered with rich chocolate. ° oe ee a Our many patrons will attest the quality of the Peanut Bar made in our own candy shop—it is shor avs fresh and always filled ‘ | ‘ witb properly roasted peanuts. "ee rg » SI I9 ba | ‘‘Par Excellent Chocolates and Bonbons, 81.00 a pound. Sewing Baskets, a” . $1.50 Washes 4c _ Famous apeciai Pa per, ts None Better at Any Price Main Fleor wh Bbc “ 38C Ra ot : ee sligh il eer i ; Le arge *& hg se! -* ees ar ay: oe x. valve wr nee r proor nenouti and sta- tier nar y_peadies. rings ar Wash Goods Remnants Special, 1 QO Yard.... C ¢ Including all organdies, voiles, perca! les, muslin prints and outing flannels accumu- lated from stock. No restrictions. 70c Bleached Sheeting Good quality, 2', yards wide; ia desirable lengths. While 2000 yards last, vard Dresses are @ Unbleached Muslin priced | Of Sea Island cotton; °9 inches wide. ‘ery new For making sheets and covers, / 10c mn crepe oa vard : Bed Sheet Specials a“ ap proved “hi Exectient grade seamless Sheets f black. 8 63x00-inch ........ SDe * B4n00-imch .....-00:>: THe 81x108-inch , R1.44 ment & é Rasement Economy Store In Our August Farniture Sale Are $8.50End Tables CF , |r iS Panny $2. sy $I 19 — — $2. 28 — crade, 4 $7.95 lleavy C4 ~ pA a Ppaweecnger wine gadtane Cans, 02 £6 Unives K ited ao ee gacsengey SS oak aie bap mp ‘ Ko (choppers biel , ~ wi ee cep cover and eta painte White 24 leet. . ° h PS N . ‘ Uns _—— ) ry hee . 180 tn the | Special, ° ware ' on? 66 ri ¢ < A . +) / .. 2 " - . In brown mahogany, with dull rubbed fin- Swonds ish. in an attractive design with four legs. $2.75 Costumers $6 High Chairs $2 Taborets rongiy made High In golden oak or .er nice’ An self Seeting Poesaeter give eatire satiefaction HNascmen fiiisnes . is . » a ong Vacuum of ' 7% 2 " ' 50 leet t Ga a well-bullt coo 1m ELquippe ‘* " “A 05¢ : : oc is . _—- einai i TS — PANNE NORIO REDE DON ODE NOORNODIOEIONI ES, APs . 7 ~ ft *, " ; $1.50 meek: ries f seventh bleer —— Oe : " ee ee wheat ahaa eee atatetata ate aetahaha a aaa ate aa eae we Wes Pate alee a ata aaa a eee ee a eae a Wee eee ee ,

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THURSDAY AUGUST 4 13 WANTEO—™ YFER—Te contrac estate or hapa tc a che. 24 STLO LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — oe SUNDAY POST-DISP. al = + S ATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Tha: Th | - d ; 7 ; ' ut ose in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. Raia et oe DEATH s / MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES SITUATIONS -MEN, | a hickene an Mar ; : Fighting Reported in Chinese riage 1 ACenses } EK . Prov ince FOX\—Ente-a . —" « " ADOPTION ; LAIN Wednesdz . “ 4ug ; 10°7% ; rest on Wednesday —- ope =e — ’ : lt. A Aug J-—— |! Bee he wus. @f 1] -30 . hen ADOPT \y ———_———————— JOHN PLAC K. “general centractor brick CHAUFF : —> Open Saturdays Fighting is reported in progress to-. Fox. dear ed husbanz of Ian + Charies 3 er’a 1ON- — Wi pasen. 7 adop: baby, meth- work, carpenter work. cement work; et,- vale — t.. Sit at; lcenaes: : sss 5 : (Oe . Son ef oe = smeroth —- —— ust . * " - ~% , ‘4 : it mr ‘be Hebert and Nellie T For BABY BOY Witad—Teo Spa a... = reely given. Foreet_ 7oo8s. §(c9 ing worker Hox \-197, ar enees - ug bad adopt: under 8 KEYS—aAnto and Yale kevs made in cme CHAUPFE' .—_ = a. t 227 Mer- periemce. whi t.. orivate: ¢@ — 410 Washir i wril fal > 5 B: th en + . can PM. irths Recorded | 2 0% 5 wie front to mites 20) Seren geet B.A BOF . = . = es ¢ ‘ ~*~ . = Se in . = r Pe om? 4 * “_ " nera e. 2 : x -' ning “a - gooc on) me th «a ; this ra .- minute. guaranteed. Premttis } a . =} . . : or tormorrow. 316 N. Channing; 3¢ | _ket st (62 Box N-"04 Post-Dine fe me 4 -ée leg ten ah ———— - ; MOT : : c 6 tes ‘4 * CIVIL 2 7 Open Saturdays tnticr. wv. Sr as rmortneas of vi how wh r e e a“, ei a Lorces . - 7 lar — = ‘2 ‘re. . C44 : , -« ‘or — 4 n° T iat " e * . ay '* > “~~ * ai é . r A : a ‘ ~~ = GRADING am‘ cos. excavating gare cin ENGINEER—=si: ; Wm. Horan. 3855 ou highway. ratireed =: aod SLER K— ‘ge@Ti ure Wire Rivers! te 1519W fro eer, - — | 2S. ? B ial P . 1 the Province of Hunan, affil- §t. Rose's Church Tet ae For j teqd s | a, ha . ‘7* y a : 1 s se vad ; 4 a ae , " ? eo — > uri ermits “tr - the Southern or Canton —e —SEnteped |tele| rane. en. oe ~ Re ION= -——> =«% Diue-eyed | babs _promptiy ettended to. i o (,0vernmen?. res nitiv i: Aad snot ; bvrl, ar * % 7 a _+ hureday, Aug — a : spatch. 2’ imco: ated _ Deim ar 307 3x ti ae ators RO nad censtruct nore ro y invaded Huy —- in FF! frida Harriet Elien Fritz ns tae C230 girl: of ex- LAWN MOWERS sharpe: sed and repafred bor work. W eat~4 , : dat “a ~—s -_——— a. fox | c 30, P-D 4) work guaranteed: called for and drlivered COUPLE—an = ea Tan ' en .| aan colored, from Se }’ ’ € ™ f- . 4 . MARRIAGE LICENSES. Mrs. Wutitssr py brit® [beloved “mother of Me aa Sinianen . e! i . a Fritz ir Fran aig A H BR. Jobneon i at er, ' rie 1007 Ivimar 4/J13F Petereer = Louis their h ¢ a e a if y Castangsa Tedon! . Herrin. 1 i al ie 2a A I = ~! ‘ - Wit! \S Why ith a P Entered? - rent » Wed ere med Academy, on ‘ mer St. Paul. as | (ft "2 124, one Kizlocd Et T K | _f TH Pp . Harry A. Heir Venver ‘dio be Wil day. Aug. 3, 1921. a: 6:30 p.m — -“urecay evening. Aug. 4. Ad@vance sale OLD ‘brass beds made iike new: we repol- PURE! - And lent of F ilms isle teulee Ga = 4240 N. Florissant out a H mn. Beloved & > Se >) D. m., Patriek tickets. 50c. on eale at Baldwin's. 1111 a reiacaver, repair. remodel and Fer- FUREMAN—Sit.; for mach! 1635 Ww ashingto ‘ ? (-O°*fer ann etn . ai t far? a aall an na of Jennie Har (live eft (are all oo \e4 . . ’ “a. % i: om petent . ne . . Milt 14 , ~-Vitl Ade'la@icdse e ep one when ou mcs! homae ane c " on, « - : il, 2Oorh ean Olive sts... is parts for all maxes of ts Roth of 1 nun) years : ° is he - iio 3917 N. yar y Ant er of Thomas Hanlon ams Han-. Ditote ce pe, bare 12th and Chegieny ee nes. Empire Polishing Works, 4=4% Seferences. Caii _Lacieds | . RaeeM AN— For Sine = * fay ’ your Ty VWs : Hy ine - er \ =“chnorbus PAR — can . ‘ ? Tacs . and Mrs a. — at boat on might of excursion. 7 a Aston av a FOREMAN—M- a Printing - 35 here a ATT'S, [Bh Matiae, zener Ph Merman : secure Kinloch Funeral from) family reside ag ee fet) TACINM CLEANERRest a hex America psi petepntuce’ > ani — vous = Tile. . —— . ; ; ‘ Te - i? Maz xe ores - , “ce ara 1 ete =e * J seTrics mee Pan ~— , ; ; where the \ are alw AVS tresh insur- larry A ae . b}- BV bob Service pro ly at , ex ~Siurcar. Aug 86. at A = ae a AUTOMOBILE T RIPS . Ga ys, $2: $3 week Olive 7AD1, te: aise performances to take xy 5 enya ant 8ccu! , . t* ‘ : ; Willy : “ s m Pie. a? ertine , ee 4 GOING “to = _ oo oo . es " tral 7 P , 62) ied aor Ineta!l patt . retereh ee ing ay ter } ‘tur ‘ulher -* ty —_ pt ? ‘ i tie A. 4 he mter ah “sy tials Sir.ornia br auto, wt!) take 1 —_——_ -——_. --- —— eae ‘an! te hn Pa lem , _ > Me TurTes au oen7 ~ “ = th ‘ed eters. Friende , = or 3 paseengere will! . - A epee ganse The eT-——VWe manufacta wenn €. Geat oe ee so [-20, Post ~+ ling to work. Sox ability; now ang —— ‘ Priced dna + pn --, : € most reasonable ee ae na _ and ; ¥ ri cnt . ma vl te Brilliance . hone ta! n Fy ——— +BRICKLAYING. carpenter work. tock point a — machin et . > pe SS come . 0 D ced From Meco ye ebrmana ata eee ed rates? aged G3 vears. dhariy’ helnosa home LODG ing. staining c—.--+ ‘in ye etl Seren at? years of pract) — stout Sou ane © $8 to 5 , png » arn ‘ w rs = ‘os as Sa ON oes ; ~ 4. ved hustand nf? ‘i ES ‘oh plastering: work cuarant al . moss Nomeny ; in mr : - . —— — an 3 machinist? right ™aean. Rox " $9 — maT ee . i; : _ a “ J ae son-in aw of Novsic &b— Me hers ~~ ‘ > me 4°00 . e St. Matthew's Chane a AM E! res sister, Mre. Alice D An- ferson. Sidney 2513. i 8) kind have referen ~Fa, ants pos JED Seat Artis Chane oe 27494 Marke _ — aihalla Cemetery. burch. p AMELIA WERNDLE. Noble Grand. |= =i% 261 =——- ve y Basta Pasqua teveees ss D815 Blair Individual Line $7.00 IKEMEYER—_; ahaa dake 4) _LOPTIE RIEGEL Recorging Secretary CARPENTERS AND B MAN St paintonance work 7 Avely, at once. Mi i. im! , [oe 1 eee : red into rest ™ . : : a —— chiniet S : Hand Us our Film ~~OUT A ri } ‘ : ‘* ee vy he ’ Tw Pp . — Tike: ~ fil _ _ 'y Ti. a’ 2 : nip . ee , a Cc CARPENTE R Sbins UILDERS _ kin o? work rer » 4 a wilt 5109 WwW Tat FE0T fi bs) | am A. Schause a1ata | 0-Party Line... .$5.75 Ikemever ine pee ot Georme J. and Vera SPECIAL NOTICES work sucentioel rea eas lomatinie: | oy MA N—Middie-aged. = #. Pest. bie. for cashier of Pa) 4 Ra 1 : / = a“ :? gr’ , hl o> " ; ; ‘ear rr? ae ~ _ _ = “> a ~ rc . n ™ . ' . 2 a - ” 7 ** ny | Kodax Albums FOR BETTER and QUICKER Sodar .... 1834 Victor ‘Ikemever. jor ear eran to! SPECIAL NOTICE—On ahd after Aus. 3. D. Terry. 2008 Si. Vincent, Grand 1171R, ,R&PCS man. carpenter or es ee , “Tinkine, 636 7 r en > ‘i. i. - " é So. - ’ ? ; - pros i ’ rl eet h ,*ar am we ina 1971 I Wi. T)* _'¢ reer one id * De. etid ia eB) paper _banging _ 3223 = ; : Ti : . ; P veer vou } D . - . bie) x 2 } uc her [455 Nee \ > Wie Ken ‘ Aug " at 3 . —_ Deiat =* 5S on tracted Uy‘! “ ife. ~ a so GAS p: 6 ane M = olored 4 . sa , © I1FE ; v ures. i’r ; > games \\. Farror + ‘ Flories fF Sens chap Fair , Weer RAE 7 : repairt ’ oni ae Liture ee oF COURTS | # eveloping and Printin yg A a Se iy 2304 Cans RESIDENCE ‘RATES rvanc & Spnw chapel, Falr gid Won WM KRAEMER GAS EERE CUEANERS aepeiring, 4 years” experten 4 outside work. wos ass ia le , — - > > (i * nNerery ae | We » ’ ty ‘-A™ PI » = rN oo 25 a — . | 4 b ca, 7 e ; 3. " Fm Waninger ' nett ,asre PeTAL Tit aw ES x hort i hay -on- a PES. LOWN—S$2 work guar- » A N harris. tween oO F7 anc : Films left hefore Ww oon -@. Rox + . 4 - ; u* ar ‘ bee? - = - . ather Ee ety, ot rlia ain ree TW : ? "a p ing . z ‘a “Ty . mie MI : rate echo s . . “tio guar MAN — aie gE - 2s . a " ~ id ‘ass Tw . JC ction Bice @ iets, SOULS. mat teed d P erin ‘ + ap on : h rT ——ioce r . it yoorge A. Paracopoulos TH23 Ivor o-Party Line $3.25 A.. J. Walter and Richard fewte ~ William + a —_ RBERT W. MUNDT ‘ Fieming. Bomont 1412R or light oa , drive co! eH eR — ‘ - mite _ fa ‘ ‘ a e o tT ied ae A . 4 Sis re irwir = Cc fA st _oUi8 Au t 192 L - - — one — PY : 5° “ — , . : os . a On, Se By? ore , J a L.nasta sor u ! or r4 « — or . . | ; le 1 . si é' 4 Mrs. Nellie Edmisto >. ——e . _— — _. . GAS PIPES cleaned : . aT ‘wo ye © (rucs, city re + ——ae «hecrical | 4 + Cirde H. Sn Mapiew . Four-Party Line $2.50 ~ Semen miston. aged NOTICE—This is to notify at! creditors of | $1.50: work « ned. $3; Goves becte Post - Dispatch. ferences. Bog are = ni ha is M «: ker . (447 oc. 29 +e. . ride a dik : 3 ne firm f tiutcheson & Werner, doting fitter. 3412 hamend —" obeii 7 oF, fae MA N—Sit¢ you ne: . _ ie young men. for ralire . “ . 7 7 ne a LLM 50°? Fasran frorasC«éUSiness af an ol Alling etation and st : a Sie Lin. do M perienced ‘gh school —— trainee. jong rune Apt 7 am F. Hand Long Beact KAY O21 Easton avenue. (ct eesuries at 2931 9 oe a oe aii -~ perienced tire and accessories” ath A Airs Mart fr. bier *reor 4 af : 1 A As Al (Hu — _ — i : . . . pe 7 ° ae ar , "> « . ‘ . ’ ’ ie ; ‘ Sree t& A —~R ’- Brun > n 4 shinit ie . . ¥ I Ou Mires ' . .7 \l "e, ots ; re + = - ' = . ; tr a J 4 a. | =“ al ~~ ‘\ "ll = > a T i's > 7° rq@T¢ = y\ ; : . . | ' ’ is : * * ~" p.. ~— oe MAG _ so "a *. ve ne arpenter and “3. Synd ca" ~ Trust bi : s : . | ; = - 4 s 1% 3 3 * vats ~ “et AAVYANAUS i fo ‘ = i ; . a’ i ’ ae “tlee ‘ts here “17aPp = ‘ i've , ‘entre t st I a aot is ; > i? or®. kd Y ‘wo neat « rt | A Waterman, Sheaffer, Park mea ~ pea me S053 Foils Call Central 100 er tak we freer ficial Given that the partnership heretofere StS STOMBLIN eReMute VME ta e : edhcation, - sents L er or unn—a Pe Mrs. Maud Babt : es 447 £3 a xis etwe Sermnae * } . - = MAINTENA : . 4s a hand. P riced wu fr a en to fit every pga f0s4 F or write rer ey 1440 Hogan str bo tundaw ataewe &2, Siiienn oe ae ee — r oc ing plant + MAN—Sit. in with advertising sales : ; i om . a) ries } 44 kener a7 Miss . x ’ . a , rm , — ath - wi PB iruays pr - a e ff or. . iui Ss. M’O.. onder 7 | b 4 ‘ J . iow pine oran Pero mm be , i I . es »ees« in be & & eo $2 50 Caroline Popp ae > eae tet ; Bay gets S>urch se Tis na me f Huber-Wilsen Moter Car . STORAGE ANDO MOVING Pevtme)! “ore "nave sheet pheno Ottve 18 | HYATT’S s } 92. Wary Ceaieters rhe frm name of Huber Wilaoa Motor Gar > IN ae NSS eRe pate metal “a ; pecial “ if tilling uw p en. —_—— . Akt =F A? ree bop 11 in +4 ; . ived . “ note seematien 2 oui, 192] a> tS Sa. 0 stora .. $! room ‘Bonded MEAT* . TT: - ispatch. Lf EN bes? f ‘ -F : ha pe me .. $1.50 \t Belleville. inloch venue, entered into rest on Wednesday HERMAN L. HUBER. wovine an 7D STORAG! Victor 1515. (14) enced in fone ” came vw" A - ; : his rr} ‘ sheldon te b Ps ’ OP wanes m.. “48 a. ~ i ‘ ry 4 ‘ard H ALBERT Cc WILSON - - — a = TOR AG E—Rat es re tuced . eT es highest nm with : lies ha? ‘or : " - . ; ea *s som of the . Mr H # Huber wit ~mr tin —— ko ‘ — ere” nbine In depen ob Box N“ Rg? > “ es. active experience reeled. We _ | ; Ss 238) see ete eee ree i.e ‘ Saret Kruse hee The . : ; at+ Mar- . -_ aiinue Duginess he to. Bi ™ A, 5 oat Mov Post- Dispatch e good : ome Meee ® ue nee Lirs fear Wrother of J under’ the Huber Moter Car Co a 916. 3206 O.ive s) PAINTER os-3* te . wgo Boecklin ........-.- ener om Minnie, Ella anil Anna Kruse and Mra : IUTH MIDE STORAGE AND MOV ER 5 Wants work by da f Lycans ay. between ‘ Moll’ : andwmeyer ee te Ne« Serimhia or 4 — Aruse and Mrs . ee 3» AND wee iN ‘s 408 1 Deln ‘ar ¥ - A re de: . ANC - ear hrath 1903 woes bl 2 -r> tT Trnese te ite mm " : ar ui? e a ‘ az ro r in 4a — tor B07 St. : fireproof Rarehouse Vv 3 PAIN” met 2 — 3 . : riced from . Syne tomy “4 ‘Schreib eee Bast St outs KINLO Funera ; ' uk Se idney 235. : a ie he R—Ssi : to wo rk Zperience rg > Bi. : Ue | 50 Gertrude Schreiber......Hast St. Louis OCH BUILD eatten ea. aR tee Aug. R. at 2nm. for ALW AYS best servi cS} iiiding work desir - straigh‘ening fen | , | Eversharp Leads : ‘th P be reel c to $25.00 John Lay me: 8, ING William F. Pascheiag's chapel, $85 Nort! LOST and FOU shipping "Prenmoe sagring. storage and | — Box N-16. ) worker and anie to ; . t . 1 Oe a 15¢ Emma McDaniel .......0:. a oa s 10th and Locust sew = ¢. to St. Peter’s Cemetery. (8 oer Olive 553% osser's, S220 Olive Bomont PAINTE Rete Mat a . work Apply. 1BTR Loe . . ae 2 — ‘-LHENNI,—-s tents * ; Rec ———-~— coz ber hangers “ ~clas® painters MAN— ~ 7 v tes ' o 2%el. at F DPD. m ‘ aan . a Co. bon ied 4, DO longer par & Co. 2040 Titnot : . At East St. Louls. : © mock, Ark Barbara lar oe a nie ' "eeu 4212 w ra we oe ie hour’ or con- femanded offer. thee mand te x ts . sen Trte > - - _o ‘ ‘ rns *¢ an ro ee > ae ie me Me an ton a’ 2) shove er wor! . . quae . — = Fi Frances Koehler ............ 1 y a - angenennigc dear s = ee Mr WE P ae —- _tosT MOVING—Leeal and long dist ——" per hour ~ hoon on i v 4 RESS OPERA’ EE ES | tei pe 6836) err. mens “ve ska. Mrs. T Link, Mrs. L. Ensta! ra. # TO LICENSE—Lost. No. 207-458. He- 4060 fom picnics. Ege! i op: | “Ce Steady work so tetrad : Hot he ie. _ ” ? — ; onal Ls - as Pon ‘ : e abe i War ; “in Zeprp «? = ‘ » Laston Lindel! 73. a " - a — = . , We Carry a Beautiful Line ° At Clayton bughter-in-law, miece ond auae aL | eae ee a PTE eg we ge Delmar) 192 zan P APER HANGE he—And painter. — RIIGRAPH OPERATOR—Y bd Otto : ae wesw JO1G Chovuteau avr grocery - packin s travel: teh a ionery , Beng ' : ‘Ted ingo rest, Wednes ady’s brown satin crepe Diouse. in oe : one Grand 250. Victor 3464 clo years wit! ae ef the ta have bees = — - , - . . ~ A « " rs " bh © ‘r Tt a o - . ~ ow . ° “ > . : Ole + x ~~ i na ie ‘ “Ss 2 vont — = --- « ; — | —and Cards f | ‘ 19 Euste fo Alister late et’ the se agper; reward. Communicate Hox R-/ ~ -T our prices on storage. moving and yack- Post-Dispatch oo BOY- Must be at iene or All Special \ alue . _ = . Mi Be « ae ied = T) ~ 2s : = . *nat , ” con ract ar q save aS per “ert . =~ AL . _ al 4 . jER—ai and a arecuate of an Occasions. th : rn ‘ ee _ ‘ “s ] x To i Se i. ster : ‘ "bs . - - HRAUELET—Los? white ge ~ se ea mr ar ee ¥ U may Keiner’s wa: Cb ee. 4 . a ; ——S)t by high-« Fr Sos Nat A Skinner i’rts { or. a Cc — . ri... = morrow Alri At - rs) hes a ge ji McAlister 2 - sge car or at Grand an’ ‘.vcas. A pm, rt + ‘De! FE. hoon or fF and M ‘ : re: rs nant nce. ae ~—) over § years ex 4th ee... eity ; = : 4 a 4 ] » = in Our new rehou SP ENOG —-s you 4 a ets Anna Rose Ath ee Bag Ses ge Ome \ Nature's Remedy (NQ Tab! ) ' + i ee oe > ike mate Laxige ° wen Sewing Machine Co.. 100% ew warehouse, 5201 Delmar b! years’ manufactu = “6 \ Made to Order Large ASUS Cass exerts a beneficial influence by Me ANA—Entered | : mee — 4\MeRA—Lost. Rrownte a — — or. oc af . _ —_—_— a o . > ke aye si Irene ¥f . ss rf nt AVatory under ions nga ee se _ 4 y 4 f uM . 4a e€ Cc BIRTHS RE . Stomach. Liv er and Bowe! > “ ré . - ‘ -. . io 2 1 i. ae irda . a “ernoon *@5Gder ue ont - STOVE REPAIRS 4 RANSEAT* i AN - ; ; ' : I : , : . : tE CORDED. 5. are Rates f auehte ot = ae cer pletse cal acuminate “ D » BAL ESMAN VJ sé ‘ O - - on a teke an WR Tablet — its Pas pas “1 4 Ana is ed wife and iney #4.24 a . 4 y ws GG. BR AU ER SU Ppl. y CO = per! , Loy e £0OG mechanical and sef he & = em 4 : ‘ ant } - ain —-. *. ice Ana _ pie LASS PIN—J2et y tra ial ae ‘ = | Speaking Ru ‘ ’ $ p U | 6 O’C!l k A. @ rachs 1513 Missou © citerent you will be d - : ra and ¢ ae "iN——tA eatrman class pin: in- Want perman wan and 7 7 ; en nti oc aturday and - mutenhat 161343 Candie lightfully surprised. e : br i > Steleniens » ta 2 Patr er -- L. RK. om beck; rew a-¢ Colfax Stove renaire 218-18 N 3+ ae e gress ve ow Box N ‘ie? = W E HA : A LIFE | ; a —- ‘ca ] > = ‘) ; ra Aa »* P ’ °c . anu 3 2 er : i = ee = ern koe. ~ . : Bo “eat .T _ . -” if Mail O A and E. Rnret, 1438 Chippew: pesed. for over Funeral from family residence. 1378: please return SO@8 Joleen FURNACES. HEATING. ETC.=_ | TT POSITION FOR THE .* | .2 Aa . Fr sam 6 Diemse recur aL 1.lan. c4 a Ss . a aT 4 . - i;r - Aue ; * BR : } | eck ~~» 0 © ss - res er . 4is 3 srntior - 7 rewarced J P r’arks 682ln . " eis = ; we : . ° ° ‘ -- & Ss. Ja ski 141” N. 19:h Shrewstury, jon Aug. ¢ Oa _washingtcn LET ME clean yo } ae RSONALITY ANDG ' \ . 4 . . =. as ” Lue é | 40) 2 os “ ss Se a o at a oo @ ~ Vu — r ané palnt 2. a2. —~ Ihr ny , : EEE , * _ _« Z : + ; . oo ~ ' - —" ‘ ’ “ ( tur pt oa _7 At — = - ~ ang ae gee - jane y ; rice i % - ‘ : ans — col red lad °°? - = oets't ' } + = ; 4 j 2 : r 4 4 , Pa } = ‘Tle? - : : r 7 A {OND RI Ni a O88 ‘ lady s. Tuesda’r. PAPER 7 — R- Lis , i ~“ [ s * vy a fa ay : refteren,: “a y ia ER FEN ks ‘ A] | “a. ¥ G66 \ MULELLER . yr 26: liberal reward if returmed te A " tH ANGING—Pa inting. your chotce motes ct LL _ eas eae E and D. Jones. 4368 ~ = — EB: nto rest W ednesc- a - Eairites (307 Commonwealth. Ben- at — = hoo ks: reasonabie Lindell 8508 >| GIRL ane.- b = 7 a MIATM EN ‘'~ I \ \ a tt . ' . - “ uf - . > Se 2: (SS 2:86 PP. o Eimer — + =. ‘i ic4) ‘ER = ANGIN * seam tekibaan , - ; wor Sane Glee ‘o general ik py 4 sland Mf Wilson 1317 N. 190m : Pred nite Ge Bag SnhSe Boas, Bet) Doug test —whiio wed Bepwa fea terriee] | -_Sveabie. 8. duewems tyler Botnet” (c3)| GFRI—HG; Weald like so eaee : ~~ ‘ , sa e¢riry ar we — we . ; “T - enh « . f 4 and — .? Trier — naan “rf snNisr Sit we ¢ 7. - os wet ode Pe sota Ni JUNIORS—Littie Rs rother en: We ae lear _ name Trixie: reward. 300; Chippews PAINTING and paper hanging very rea : nz baby Dos ae care . ; : » : zs : 4 . ir . ‘a ~. rs v rs at her = _--- - a a chet + 4 nm SSE LAGS | _ ry rea erin - -_-— 7 enn ~ — ; a ¥ i neninanes a M4 @ One third the regular dose. kive .? als wr . my ~~ — EMBLEM—lLos«. Masonic past “asters Den “abany 5184M 5654 Cote — FARMER atm a avapeies METRIST “WA MMAR rt road a a . — are wade of comme ingredi- S : pre . twent. : st Watt 7 age Ar sa Rs reward A — od a house = rk oo ce by two. goed prow si 7 +s ‘ e : . " . r ’ 3ce > In- “ * ~ . > = , : - . , . ~ - , & O way \ : M ilier. 4 S Rieir . : ents, then candy costed. ee Bice ... > 1982 Reilway Exchanee PAP BRING—A bathroom fran with order of side work Apply a0 ° , or iL- cLiorTrs » e s | . . - ._* . ~ + - . 4 “a* eda, 2 + - -_—-— on - 1. > nm . 5 rit : . . : vee : P ; \ ts Eck ee 17 ™ : , Por children and adults. fr Provas _Deehn Bi = , = =F ™., ESV ELOPE—Loest on? ain tne bi Roth a or more. Nagle, 3832 Lacied os He ° Arm am thm ea n Locust and St. a, S and «3. Eckhoff. 4116 Greve. | : nape. 3710 Noms PNY ELOPE—Lost. containing papers. Rie phooes ae. HOU SBIR a aii te Main 830 s . - y us Sse Tt) . ] : l . ’ ’ na «i PT] Ue t her. . « ‘a? er" F = ‘ - med ob tc rai -“* ‘ eatfa.i (ar ? 1. RO . MS pe r iy s 4 . ~~ lh be general b “"] ~ ~ ‘* anc Mv ~ re er } ' ., . = a _——-- = > » 5 rro — “ane ~ ~ 9 5 37 ed 5 aD: work gaAran’ . Cc t a f “ar e " E}.—J ff $ oe 4 \ TT a I Pe MERE SRN Ceri rummmemar V" ar 4 Ss t urme = er ' : ° , : : = r E EX . - PROFFITT- ~ Va le ° r ecaceay Auge ei 4 eee ee) in FPamous-Barr or rs ach, : a ~al iforn nia. = dnev 4157) 4 5 3911 —, wash! re Mie ; ; moll rr eo —_ P. “4 . Lev? at “Oo ° a ial 7 te B rvr.and or Par car 7 - re me Tih i ail “SnoTerlay TEATS Lana, Ro Boedeker Sei] N.3 : CURSI1ONS ,2,, 1921. at 8:20 |y areata prAel| paeyiand ec, Fase car. Aus. 1: -repery 4) | HOUSmGTRL any wet conrad See GRAPHER — Wie underera ’ s errs is Se | . a ae aes ae . . a @ : - 7? «an: - . ene - - - . ie isatiiaabiie ist es Loupe w wrk 2 “ ~ E ria! whotusrea hn! an I ‘ hs . a" + - . e 2°2 5 “ . SEece a : —- “r'?Tr —_ ae - e —— re " ~ | FPHOTOP Y THEATE PHOTO M r : A Nt : ; 5 ‘ - ~ VINCENNES P Dent >> = . 4 ty . ee “ ’ Bee . oo r oak F > rH wt ~ x j pper e Rit ie te i ’ ference. Call . ° he a: ’ verrei: - . - : i. Miklas, 1116 Lafaves “+ ge Emma Mokler ward. 3922 Enright Lindell 5816" a ee , ary ——e | et P A bitin, Hi EXCURSION | rer ’ 22 t>s ¥ | a ee foe nte * —_— . » ‘2 oo i ose 5 1 : c ° fF ” “ r.% “ rity Ry FE ww g, Rr bog E> . vv and E ~ : a | , $3 25 ROUND ’ ur ert her . ' . Ey a 4 4 . } ‘ ~ 5 ; . TRIP i~*¢ ¢ eat oe B . . a - ‘ rh ar oe Pits io a: - - 4 = ne ur . i’rite.t ss ‘ KY \ he oe o -e; - 2 20% © rest on Wedénes- Bevo Mili and Grand eat reward if re ly ee a‘urcay Monday l_iniet} - Son oad | Meoeoer Trall«” oe rn. , Based on Ralre ‘ } | » } } ixner 7s « —— ing. arrive - : a. mm Kei urn - . : he? a i at ; te) + r af §-.4 forned os Py ers - hs :” eRiLYVv Ai ~ es ive any ddd - we Nope —- 4 . etpe Rc eG hae red ct ae ° “TOPICS ) oe an ‘ aes ros 4 aT = s* r ei rs - ~ 4 a ) v¢ re" rd : "Tit . . ~ AAT WL} = ie : — - -- ndetl Ap . te i apes at W“ nad | } ge: Welster 5. & F . 3 : x Inter- t? Ss! ‘uo ay ‘>. any 4 — magn bettas Vilie, | COMING 7 ———— D.” and 1 ry ‘Cefetes oe ! SUMMER SCHOOL—Specia ay in week 9335 we witle, 1s . Pre a S, Siapexc} ~41") . . - yEXVE! PE— Lost Ty ‘ h the cances °¢ ~ viii bad " ryt — TkKR —. ro? - | J t a ll. gee ny . , c .vestay. Setween be ' Bus eas0n - A' NDResS—ety . sa0e fa« ter’ SATURD A | e = ee . = . 4 - “16 r> ; " “ t ‘ KO : Vednes AN. | 19°17 a? a ' ' herok ee. ser ar ’ - €s ve ert ns a — *nings Ps “ - cs a 2 Sxiar _ try the Gay ? req " @ ees Ste ~ « , - J ar St We . 6 . ~ 7 -_ : —— : . ta T 4 ‘ ary : 4} EN +. ‘ }’ =I os a r i er = | let I AN i ; ana ey ios _ a Al NDRESS—«&; P a4 - 7 77 Eur . M ant & Haid .8L5 in. . fergon and Victor. or Jefferson ear 5c ‘«£ ( mer at Cave Danctr . is rr : " . ~ - ; gl ei “MOTH ’ anveve—1@ A. M. to 11 P. MW. \ M. Ce S Kingsbury. ~ Deceased was a member of Fortschritt’s PIN—Lost. gold. on St. Paul. Gover = rom 2 So & Bm; ai iain ened tae a aN AND BUBHELMAN—th Mighty Drama ER Oo MINE’’ CHARLES cn APLIN Ww. and B. Tayvier, 70]. Li . —d ~ * + Saran es “nal Crips iL r . : om D> > in - anc ] ‘(~~ as } Z > % ~ ‘ —- LNIDF Rao. WwW 41 Tf & - ara ~* . ; 425 WwW. Dear i ews ane Siew «—T , “ suf 4 ansherger 3 , . Trad . ; _— - - efontaine ar reward c q Lia rn ne Aca der - - oaG z ven we ‘ave ~The Le i Bul nad — _ " : ’ sh ; oe ee ee « . ° mr .if = a’ Thursday " r earner Rr }” TA’ SE ° : F cre ; es ° . sare AvDiy | : e ' ._ * ) #2 . = re ™ - A . . . - i _ > a a 4 ‘ say #\ en! ry " ef ban » i HESS — i). . - » a C Oo M i N G R ama ¢ ] rene’ 4° M ntgomer' — : | 7 r : \ ar ‘ J ° > . = o- ae . : ‘ her , . ~ _ ss r ses - share ** wt:* -eA t cke'es A 7 . ~ — ¢ AcVvan e ®.3 “em fret 4 iays by firw clasa, ‘for ani os KR! “es highway ar SAT ’ me oH. and R. Morr, 1}221 Sullivar ue at Weeder al | kunt —- as” we Se Wilkin- stones: re : tl Riverst >a - e st ave Hall cOcn Doe ae, 2AAl . SP ae} —— Livi? wv oe URDAY . 53 a ‘> afr A Ring 4 ; tean’ . > > © Sa 1Ué a : : : . a** mal u ble . me ste : Z 3.8 aclecde 428°R . 6 “ 9 ‘car Sfhre 11: : oy 7 .* . NDRE . wees per Rs wee if you are @ ii — - o : ‘ _ ’ » > Green we : 2 - im : rT > 7 _ \ on . ~ Ayes * : d - 4088 2 ’ ; ‘ lr Dr-r _ . - a - / . -'s a tea? on 5 7 7 : Uteau . . Pe » be — i. . ~a) $.. 3 orig tnalitys here 4 ‘ : . a 314 * ; bis ‘ are _ a” fatner-ir : oy oan > at he eatne _ ashi = : , : : - yw az . ~~, ~~? - Te . >| i lade o' nee . — : . , ‘ - SW > * ) : a*u y = 1%. : le ; ‘ — - Rebekah 1 . ve -; -8 , - aoe : Pog Vieparet BURIAL PERMITS Pr - . i > unera: of Saturuay. G6 at2ys : " a —$3 per day. labore Wa?’ Q Soler >" 4 43 . ome : ._2 2 hadby = ; > . -- i ~ ** nd ” evennve es 41 ” oF re urn °°. Jew sh 77 el ta . a d " . Pai! ie 4 Sorina Piast. , - A’ oe . . . _._/~ . ANakl ; ‘ ‘ . ’ = “a be -* ‘ors i Ss F r~ ae ~~: " " — ——" ‘ ET Try 4 SN YDEE “ ° ory ia? te _- a we a : arme! MV ars | ‘i 1 sé . Walter Shant een ee Fuesia bony ate Test Sudden: ~. WAGSON—En‘ered M ‘ ‘tal re pg ee cage a Tee 4an4 es' ‘gating ae - Shadow Me. ys ars i hoensseneamene — , ats . oe ton ened ye o gg em * . 2s ' at oe ain mio res* ater ; a iow . Ho. N ow here : euer reaeora! OSes 68 * ‘ slored N $$ The Cabinet of D 9 ; : “2 A . x . es _— a. ' = . : * ee, fat pata a —, ‘ . z ! F l »] . — #. : : . -* Ves H . : . 1 'g a? - ‘ Mf » =e t's Fe ’ —_ . ana Alene «* he © eer e. “ and > he oe ae alee o ‘ '\ =. et how . . . i vig sine a E = ss } e" ne wl) 4 34 “NI : al 9 ® a i b] Vire - . “ , wo ' ‘ire A WT 7a Ax *, Ar >| VWrs , a rT e : rir « ar ’ one ; = nen gine = - - as: “a's ° 2« ne ’ ee “Pins ee Ay the. wep M . Its sit 4 PO a’ Tr - ™ mae ¥ =v wash o~ . . ; ' 4 . - - r “he . " a= e - : * — “ts ga: $ a? ’ ir Ra e aa i revar 3847 . wit? rewn ears en4 broce re . 4 “sine people Poe - a ie s aedeom « a Teter _ house ~s Fm | for a eapeble a i var . “eae — ; ; ° “a - - i > # ster “Tw? n ta newers ¢ Shee ee. sar a . “| -. -o. ” : .? , "far? les in o othing fa. ter “ROMOES of the wt NICIPAL or mRa* 1EML—E: tered into rest on Wedneed Ment DpeeeaeRe Ppeeter Private SHRINE Ri TON Leet dinmead a : = (c®) NURSH—Sit.; Refined lady eiuken Ga etx. Poe: Dispates Serge ar . e «Fr . ‘. . + s re ” i. 2 a — -— ur . . ay ZORK K =. car . " _ — is -o--P . . poe & A pamon « — rm ain's rur are = oe twrys p an! « = ] . ~shaan from re . irs I WwW [A a rIRE— o rid tread on re i 4 r ‘ . ' o ae.) a&.%© 1° tr * nat - ae He en om > an 3.4 Fo Dec S in The March Hare” . ra. Dd are: , She perai © senines leliemen Ginnene (tte Gh ms 4 ge DL ° on } 344 $2, ee Lindell 404. wat!tch St. .Loula it Take Bettevili av : —s = ¥ Shee Co... 810 12 Lae }’ uss? a : P res ‘& 4 ; |e: * 2 o? = al — s . > oe en - . 7 . ~~? » a if te" > ~ , : ic ette OR BO ) Frid > ei a oe NURS? Or é* * wk tonight aad and t reigtht Ser ices afar ye r se - ; h« Py ~ L x Sarre . —_ a res with r‘re on roed MEDICAL wemnar camel em! ANT: N—#it_; 4 Vran ant Lindel! Andrew rrr Ven To : : ¥ -. i¥’é44 Ts * re ‘ ike x ; ,« : . . “er Rethanta ‘ormetery . wT *~n ; ; ‘oOo a once nuree: cay — ie “ "hee rk , I Are we is soe T we? ° a > +. ; ~~ ; A --— The. a? Ps a wow +t ae -* . . - aty af er ia There * ‘- be . —— BR “ ik RB rf RG ANT) eoOv THAMPT > 5? | ' ~ - -* 4 , 37 ny ~\ . , - 2] . A? — " : ‘ —— -- . ee ee , > WRI ~* . . " —_ ’ 4 Seaton A . CIRLS ared frye rene — est . ity ar . ? aye _ hospital trata ing; a” ok a MEK Phares x eer vice Wh. in “THE CQuiT as AREA Avs 18 Sept. tT? Oct. eo | yy OP Ar fathe MM : ¢ (ne cu peace yc BRELLA—ZLost, party that feund bic ment. Liberty Hospital, 4207 Delmer | —ems..* PHA Arernai reference, 7 +e oy table Bids . * 4 . ) Piematee Gh oe al Rrifg@e e i. od erech a a riday fuly 3S . . ay e a - > — — - om a - — —~ c ar | medic eo ‘ en? ~_ aaa ; : Enter nt WATCH FOR—lae $10 + gee »s nn OE N-ETR! P-T i Slio « piers €4 «- AMATEURS Wea — Tonight Waadiaad =. : ern. —_Fereet “l4emu 4. 7 \4 Af T—s1r. ~ AMUS iets 2 EMENTS —« T HtTA (Trew ) Sept. S ik say are a. J wt ¢. ae Nov. 15 BOOT + — : OONTA : . ’ 2 : :, ee fpoUxh ER ee 1 Oey 29 Dee. 3 272] Marke: ») od. Circa (Ort wre =. Sir ‘ Mark arenue, Fast Se | a. 2@ etreee " mm at 4132 4 ibs —s . pan ry Hudeon. 440€A St. Feri}: ater. § cash prices: 2 ” a ~ -— - f 189) ar orn ‘ Sas. _ Sent. 1° Oct 7 vv AS arree P eet oe .\ " - a s - " * , . — re 5 ; "fe Ra t [ONT ME NTS a ee nm ATCA? — ot ae ee —_ ford 1 ’ . reve te ae “— ' of za eT ‘a ¥ rk 4 fas — ~ene ead ot Sete muat te a a :. we ry toys . Greet 6 emuaww, | PFnerifeyg Ame ~a eput ‘ ~ : ar car We erec ryw! * yoy Ai\ 7: FUR—iost. Sieck ridfen. with & AMATEC RS—T? Derience- Res . a ae 3 = ef trl aneme: Y mew) Aas fT * - amc Ang {ENT CO” - > See 4 fare to lomers ria. 3S cash prizes . : _ ~! iPS] .. - beh a « - : : 7 ° fa “ft 4 - » > - . = . - , eer ° . “ *2an ¢ r + ~* ’ Vs Rist WaT oi ma . - v — ~ ‘ 1 hy Tatonen. —1Pr w CALARMIA Ane a : ie ’ | 4 . i ar ~ y= eS e . - : JOSE wevint 1c Ts. iURG AND DANZIG OO; : at 1435 Fas’ Broad sts 7 --" Park avenue WRIST Wate — ae ‘ en Box N.12. Post-ftene: wants ie F N’S ICELANDERS PANNONTA. Avg. is : way. East St. Louis. on Nov.‘?: last 4 , Sota, Mo Siete” | Cc Som 1914 “oo of wrist watch ge ‘eee H ELP 2Tis~ + m, - . _—__ 1 we oe ® Gan Sia 4* ‘ at 2 : ~~ —— EWM ETERY LtoTs - 2) rewar* $5 OF Ww) , } The Origine! le elander (- lime ie. A®s\ nia : r\ ERP “Tt. a : Bie « arrea?’ was ~e cI ay . AUS maw a Preafweavr ld ~ — - Wallace ts Revue—lane & fa MONT) = ae. is a *UOd several weeks ag aa te od pTON— eo a tcp) CES ETERY LOT—6-grave lot ~— waa . oe Valvin—Raldwin Austin &f (SSS k NDIA Nee. 6 ety moved from Dupo, where he resided | cai ¥Bere: from C R 30. 1921.‘ pisue Grand Seseie y? Semirable location FOUND EM PLOY M e eter & Thea =— The vw *AaTt MATA — Sert. 10 Hee. is recentiv aia — res ed . — A. = © } ton's ’ 1 wero (‘s ries - — a - a Reese a 4 leone the . rey ; a. a“~ — oite# z a . 4 444 ” > -—Simal.. ferma! ry - . w | Mareld Lievd ene Toe Witte @ CUNARD we DITERRANEAS rate * unable to find } aan Ba ee shes ee snterment es ae ee W ANT . = aed a foaTvers I " P ‘ 2 : — -——__- -~ “ . ed: and rhete Mave a \ . te TPreery SF - ed * Ww cays as ENDERES > ea a 4LASPES— Foun —_ io i E D AKER — Th _ Band. etpertenced : . . . ule ~~ A : . x A> tT} oy “Tree? i —_ . . , - across the “a } . -& ’ ] . | |} RO ne ‘ Sede =e rtmrned ‘a aharw aae 5 ore the. ‘ ois ~~) PIRAPUR. PATRAS TRIESTE ~~" hon 7 Deputy Sheriff Ames’ [8 BR Endres, age 37 years, teioved ne PER SO LOGE PiN—Feand Ramer ae BAKER—tacond hand. oa ACK ® ow : ‘4 we vary ss ’ g . eck denies knowirge arn: a ane - &. . F 28 ‘fae Marca i hus fontaine car. inftts so = “re Star 1B Rei ie. MEN peak \ Serk. Apply & » OR ches tien he. KS——Amd tien her worke Rasy the ye . ~ at i- Tne iia , — , . _ - | . ° . ° e* * orr as pete 1OA% “ Pi _ — . BOYS eotacran? ” ~ ° 2068 “en 4) ene Nerthe , CAMERONTA s "7 _ m7 ritie ™ | -_ -~ . »] a? - : aJfes ir Jear ARTIST ~Young ma BELT we rr, ¥ ~ Wer Seta ' (eeerd and ineke of + Jan 1e ’ . ~ . a , x - : - ~ 5 “Arcs ™— . » | os > ~ - grace: “ — toerieshed, * « " the . - . " a ms Tereta i sn 78° oo _» B - 1 A M+ ONTIANG OF —T L135 Gliee =¢ — Pease Diesecee en a As e. ‘ armed wit - a ne 3c 1 : at @ 3 PERSONA’ work RKeces: « md oA o™ orative ot Laip Bs Peeaidie ae . o@cls em ‘a ‘saryey -» 7 . . = ' . . - ' , 5 . = : - = - roatwa Teber 1 ; evens. 2s B4 hw) > aos eee the eaali 7 ane ke $1409.38 va: — ht! cemaneneeeiat sad BUSINESS Cc | BATTERY aie abe ar “p CC RRESPER-.-& tperienced “ i,arve a " FNGE!I — : ; . — “ a we a> ae rae an RD i] referer. . t " “a's ek pertence ‘etai ohehanant make ab ieethet -% term, ! a: an > » 4 ; ipa 17 cond . ww sas oa. at 4 al m head wt ea’ on J : - ee a >agirg be fo — we ‘ foe Sérnt «a. Hes t, . "? 2h° Ieee ° ee . l_Linde se | , +2. 2°06 “ae? ns ; a » was 4 ‘ey Werks | ' mae i « é tau ; \o- ; ret " = a t: ‘= s' ore i6 te is: mw s ce ¢ Canon : , eo r ’ ta ' e : re . ™ ° . ~ aat, _ cofae a. “= ! * — * _ ’ 4 . rg rT . ~ ove “« . 4 Fy a4 > . . : : ; i? —— BOOK KEEPER “ash IEF ~ La foe -¢ t perte nate e ow > ; Lo. + ——— . 8 rm > toga > = " « es ey oy marrted ade = eT [op fo : /" > y Ma nti = mm Pa .~ — r- S , " i } . - ‘ . . °" ar Te are . . ’ .? ' v21. : r fu Bishing *7 - . - ‘2 4. sore for a rea. ret -" cl hae Bi _ | a nTSwan’ s rann i \* . ; ‘ : ~ ; 4 tS a . ari . 2 “ . c arge | a =" : rm HER : --— " - . a 2-4 operating e\a.-+ *- — ae MSs ntaining toe" a rR re oot 47048 oon ' = Saaene ca races ena ai ol : mde oF ret ire. 4) As Fa ~~ & the : ramer »? a? o she @ . vereDers Men: ua rrr? seeteh wae f SAAT Sow a Marty F lee ®- furnieshtisae metalling an matetnte “4 fer “ - eo . ae - NTER> ren: ~ ; — , ' ARPENTERS os tate os ~ vat ras “ 79° henunitor - wiTh «a . rr re if work Pee she > 7 want ower Mag ~ i?o, _E pe . .@ Cardinals leave Raitimare for 14 vs. New York Swell Piers S Weeke & Te © x ‘ ~~ ‘ . e oT =e g s . “Ah sTanRT.« aT Sets MATSON NAVIGATION . : a ju 4 zi ‘ e lie ‘ . . ee Rn ‘ ‘ s if ee, lene s 6 fur "me cee there: r CoO. eG , . . ~- ° - . . . . .* rea OL ms 32 Ta 5a = - q MISCELLANEOUS N 146 ad s oe ‘A : . . fo Der esting gas an*ie ahre en +h z end op "ener “See teat OTICES: , ae - — “ PENTER— Fer Fema is » . 2 ‘ “ ° f . . “ * eree's af PF [>*.— Dra se refs . - a =i ‘ SIA ae PR —- - x °* “emits uw? ~ at? ~ a : ane rn-e™* + period of o- re ret ef. Siv up > nish } ? orivate of trock COL et See * ere A «© $ of one ‘ ' Emehed $150 en —~ ae Ae: cet _— f re'erenees Ba : inte OLLEe ron — mans > one ued onc m= ery 3 aterm ~ ret Rae y ary afd ‘com lee! : ts a r Private or truck hes per week w . — =e ‘ alee Pad " ee ey are-s ea 7m sete af Tbe Manaci : aa eater a steae Agente € «© «& n — ~* S. Broadway Mave MH South Gay Street mateheest 7 hs “es . : . or >. teal af am h . - - . > .« : * . a . ja .? " . . he. , @ ea es 5 : oe “ ; > in cent — @ ‘ime hin a} bie a On . " J ‘ P ~* : . at ~- . * ia ™ ~ a nol oreci- 43 s Tg 1933 ‘ s a ee at =) de : “ty . Sow octar of Pehtne totes Sitice of ta - tm! Gas WATER Bi “tes wencea Ben Se. Tabarienes: geod ref. dowd + ; ZATERS inetalied Sis up s N-S7L. Poet-Irtemerce 1a tee Bt pom Apply 3 t * he'‘\an's . “ o - “wi ic tidtr ’ @ ‘ lee Hoo 306 euare ntend CHat t ~ bomhant Tela. 4 Pf Flem#~ cache i oy man 23. eiperience, ‘**'& ie 3345 2) 19. Pes®-l spcateh reteren: -s Mer Fine i-—owi-dea ; ote * St? @ Levies vero "onga en ’ : =, ee se Pet ae Rade: oo or SP ene

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i - PHURSDAY. Senauer 4. 1931 or 84 4% OF YF THE F , FIRMS THAT F Seo i in oe a to ree evel Sastoni AY : | 1991, ; —MEN.SOYS -. Hele weet. SSS | | up WANTED SOYS ,. HELP WANTED MEN. BOYS | EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES AND | |f —== ee , failure. Roll this over. “BG POST-DISPATCR 20 4 j To cont ract laying. ™ inch You NG ™M = ’ ~ a eae in ek ee Oe OO eer aes ee MEN, BOYS MM Reore: state price per foot. Pox merc. ~AN—With some experience in TRADE SCHOOLS F : BUSINESS CHANCES , | eon L. Apply Leonard a. a ———— > - awed , Colored; = a pete. _ a ; 3229 Franklin. Reference ‘acking Co., | GOVER NME NT clerks needoa unen. women): | || WANTED —ha —_ MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE ap "es and woul ‘ ; | : : , - : ——, § 68OO0 $° 300 P oO | : —~ Men wit Oo ub to $3000. for CURIOS Ml — oo ote —- " - . ae Baal ‘, Powt-Liig. of chickens and cow y AGENTS WANTED—MEN Mr. Oameni eres anent. Call. write ne busines propositions to get in touck ows en ie — —— o ee pepen | aaa areas tS hi + Ee ef former - : 610 Washington. ffovernment Examiner, at one-. niversa — ; ‘ =. . ' ' "tous Tor” ae : / rés.. Clayton, Mo after AGE pron a gapitel, required, 200 Rt | | et wag = “Louis ma 7 NNN INPRO PALL Peso, = “age er me avs lll oy will esi pone a wail canhe . henewed Qeaen Merl and other rue n | ent profit, 1904 8S. Broadway. . A. Employment Dept ae : | —— = ——_—— bares a Ginn te — SS Se eee tandard makes, Al condition, delivered mateh a a 7 (c) iG; = ros way. Locust. is at the servcices of gir sand asth 4s we have no information Dureas. tt is : ened | o> Wes Mae i “Di if interested writ d connected, $18 op. others as ow =). and tranalt CLERK K-— ine whe can mt goods ' ; if ‘) coy er) ing gt en seeking err D lo vmnen t in offi es. ‘ stores or eid! ad to answer queries by mail or telephore BUSINESS \ WA NTED 2 Ray : oF spate h - ss . | es seer @ i” “a ; ilive et. (cB, bo te. tents and rpaulins ther REMARKSWe thou _ .% names ught « ot 4 (jerm , qoan TAuie for Ford CC] aRK aod sc“ rrage re -g "To1bW. sernan preferred, tirely new. 300 ~... oo (hl F rie 4 eee: en- age ae expert advice also given on meth- Que ry for Buntay must be mailed _free c > . BI SIN ~ » * > 4138 Folson nt ne ‘©! ! of Miasouri open 1416 Olive other parte increasing one's efficiency; meal aq week before head. “ rite = ef : guickiy oy bez wes 1226 war — shoes, 1, 1645 X g 82) eee gee Tene teem ent. cena re un . - See StS) and mahogany) reckers; git | On me . =e ; Month: premium Sy month Salbeels &B IND ERY GIRLS—For sas le w rk: must be mn. W.H We do not k | wn 4 pee of he towns es aimee Gane ady a zr vere Biocon fans, =) Stare ee Ufa ‘uh ot 2 hee on im c ; > Fa) 4 . yeu "s% ‘ ‘ exbe 7 ; ~ ’ ‘ . © O Oo now c : , = . F (8) A ome clectrhk pe rrke , . » sell for cash at ’ « — wee years’ call 25 T K Lf ITHES INC... : pation» oe $5 and $10 a year; all oc ond ie —~ fold ail at « Dp. Mm. pre- school or business college th By Fane D0 HIS ‘KY SO! — ink Stains may ONFE: TIONERY Wid a ye ~ Fie 1 2S Market st c@2) to ‘shee rou pate o wy ia ‘nioch Centra” ational Accident Society, 320 yy -- nm nigh : a! aft private juant. a course i § , at gives | removed by the following: Mix rent h Sen 2.88 thn FURNAC ES-——1200 cipeiess furnaces juat be $11-13-15 ~ | mach econ A\ (@) jrondway. New York City. Estab! h. Sees as | insurance salesmanship.| equal parts of citric acid , = 52. Pust-Dis cS) ul these furnaces are ' ‘ wee ~ hine ~ . ve ears a ished 35 ~_ CCE: EP EF er : ye ; Si T° TH SIDE P of} REA = If desired M i fins ( 1f ane aium . O Dig STORE ww: — Wi ow san CS ype . . from Ca = : wt. reaver on : ine or Reillefontaine of oP: ate 4 Sem AN—For fine work, open shop | ME N—To r represent , ©) Ools atter ‘end ieir nig i ~ We find no such incid whe ld an « Sian . oo SG euid sorm tock and fixtures; answer: Box C 346. , rom ; ach, dells , “yee ~ reve an’? Fourth st. @ 44 — . oo) Bi '‘ e ected 0 1¢ > , Gli ‘QUA mT ) ° T +3 ‘ost , = . o) . ‘ . > . , .s ' ’ ’ ‘ \ sly .i oiese » 8363 sh Printing ——— oo | Bante ue owners eect one lon Ay R a Vost-Dispatch , a ( in the C orbett- F Mtesimmone fi + agg the pov de r lip. Xt r ad ‘her t ne. pot } 7 Che: he , enine the ctty hall nay m8 ~_ | . rr r rle o 8 Noyinent | gn 7 wees duhedlll Spot SOO MEN HOUSE ' m an 1 tour ic8 , hie — facture . BRK—Young man, thorough aA gl Auto Service Assoc ' . ' , . . (if on e] = Gs * Wired —Ex hange rit . , a > om , ry, turer: Do yo re. R CL rapla and accuarte state are tac Ride ratt mn, 407 Ra ( ANDY WF .L ES GIRLS A. B. Z _— A man is nor out who _. md } via ‘ sor hn oF “ 0 ae | fa ri =} aie acre im pre ved ‘ar ” ane — ’ s —_— ine 746°* f aolic fr : , eC m ; ah fa Spearman : take chard ; an references Thox #-345. P.pD . —— — _ ' = N eat experienced ver - with — slides onto first base unless he is Then nd’ . are iti os the fin ‘Ts. ” . . ] 0 oat - ’ Sestic 4) ' ns ts “s . aed a ae ane have ‘3 - nowlede ge x ~é iain ut out. The 4d -b: . + : aG Cw drops water al ments urniture: : aunenl . bi one Masestk ; , ; Fu ore and shop ? teal We man ifacture estaplie prod knowledge of w Indow dressing, can secure | I , , Grop-®all is a real i tell ‘ . ok a } n pe ' y ee oe f wi vd ' : ‘nee and feetadlishe.! 15 years; want ‘7 me CANVASSERS AND SOL ICITORS perm pues nt positions good wages splendid { curve o oo Sen} A Tin a amet i ‘ ; ro { hh pe , 3 hi - goin our company, with invest- | CANVASSERS— a Pasowt $3000 and serviees: @ fine | tonke SA + ‘ men Can eAslly t-Dispatch ico of ~ > : ; : ecretar URBAN. The ] é ‘F — — . “al areze number wait! weit L.A: ENGRA* eG ATH E-—Fout ‘ jiet. i Vea L " ~ Slvu mils apply , oy *» bs tate . State House I sath . ar : : , ; ing - : e ’ Sd ictical omen? & of. : right man. Rox F-173, P.- second floor, 8O2 Chestnut ie om 201 CHOCOL ATE DIPPERS—And packers; ex-! | Mich and find out we . ANnSINE., the madding crowd is found { “e tai lifferent kinds of bus! ) copper whee! SSl21A Wyoming ; } machiniat’ als! 1 SOLICT perience Hooth «andy Co... 310 Ny. lith title . 1. , ,Ou are en-| the nineteenth tanza f G ,’ ‘ you to sell’ Cali on r A; . : RIALS. And shapes, for jadi i © ex. ‘s —_——_—_——_— TORS—Ry loca! con : ~— , : . _* : itled to a soldiers’ banu: aoe Be - . Stanza o mreys , he wil! e) Reoaien ome Be ge . — ir dollar: tha our poll — from. a : - mil. shaper man. le- tiele hust ers making oy gle a i ar COMPTOMETER OPERA TOR—State F 90 State 8 from that | Elegy. It is as follows Bide i Go the rest - Fin Pili ; 4250 © teens ee oe Al pee. By + 1 o - , 4 as . , : work Rox R.°Ar P . oe? ¢ => ‘ per! Ce nd abs , . _- ae My » € : , , , : A ao “We nace best hetalbitehed ) Box N-15, Pow Dispatch 3 eae OLD TIMERS ‘OUK , : lar Bluff is as follows N-163! P,- at rife BUSINESS FOR SALE =n aS oS From St. The ir sober wishes never learned road and on to Poplar Bluff They kept the tenor of || ainsi eee (6 eT e for cashier of country bank: noiseless tenor ise = i 10 atits wor rk of — : Ww ae : i « ae 4 ana firet floor ran # OuUIS throu m= I) S . : | on Repatl a : . — | - ” ys tir and general tility | e can use about 5 goo 14-time rellab! mihaheal. ze 1111 Waterrmar “4, | & e soto to Ste. Gene- try ATTENTION, « > “orl a ~ ae ithe os a parts of th ‘kK . ‘i ’ | : . . LHLDA Madison. « Z a poln a \. irenere stem canvassern to bell bh oe Ay it me + table F60k ” an. ae vieve on to Cape Girardeau Tak. 7m... » Str 3 | 7 ‘ ne fa re. ANI —se RS—Candy an t Fost Washington. (cf?) WE SAV E YOu MONEY ‘ . s : 4 | ens as ‘ at ; ’ ‘ itle Tn) . nar woman who can ‘00 ? . YT kK \“ a ‘ ‘ . Nhe ; r taf i) »? ° uv . fo reSsiaurant JjS804 Fas \RMRER se) . . ‘ naries @ : ra wrce else w here” J ie? r~« ete ‘et «a pes 114. Post-Dis. “a bie, . 7 rticuiare with application. Ad SUNSCRIPTION MEN—We can » *Ay to ‘ \ : ; " , — ants sit. as mainte 4, Linkins, 636 Woodland a\ men on a new premium propos! BM a aie in a . Christopher ¢ olumbus, “aver Wes, tra naefer mS ot od business. at VaIreE BANNER Malt E D Car new felt mattresses that we can save vou oe Rk ose plumbin w icB) | + cM fo 4 in on who qualify. 310 i; wd Hida ( ond (je , + Hungarian. aj rod ae : ian, Christoforo (Colombo. Thomas Hardy firat gained popu ARI . ‘ frand ;- Cam ST 4 po . : eae least J4 1-3 per cent on Have baragnine ts 4 ~* . ‘ hii ‘ . ‘ : ‘ + 7 . . : ? 2 raz _ . pe? i} a | : ’ : *’ pe Te) ni} } tr , ; : : rom wa at. 7 » WIF = mounts ’ hon ‘ chauf - . . 5" e ic . ; . . . . Si. - ’ 1446 t} = — ; A ne. Ita! ’ about ‘ar fav OT A ith h oS b pe? kK entitied : ee a’ »% ’ = a : = i sais ‘ 7 7 ~ on a . . , ' ~8. ain maitent Be conatin ae A leo 7 spertencen en and poeesSe ork 46 Fridey. B: | chborhe DT ccliian Ghote nett “gh paella seer 9 ce Apt debate. as eather being under! “Far From the Madding Crowd a Crw | lor suites. kitchen cabinets en4 Bil other sa tall Bo- between O30 and 6 "rida, orhnooed selling SFNO , ive - S atnher omenico Co- tn > rou usinNess ' Tray hist it no thy mtite . . r eh . ; I, tis . finke soap.’ limited amount lom be wa A wool t [>IT PICKLES Th . “t box J-14 ‘ost-Dlilenpat et f every rhe er gt mne sa > = in the household We uleo rent 4 Ag i ‘ | ; AL , seithy ’ . si -. ~ “ ’ © -* club , wt : ‘ a> rads smar * aia ] le ilow ing a A a : ert ‘ Tes _ . Tt iniewe ance ar ' - ‘ Ly oP ire , : ‘ : S : in sit. taking care PTeR—Frank Lind, 7th and | territories available for reijahle parties; no first-cl, f satisfactor ca) lect ee at (renoa Say is A KOod recipe r +7 ‘oolroon cette nUMmSeTes. Se Pome a. on ' EDWw_ LA ve 4 . FURS Ss * ona ieee. . furhace Nox N. ey 2 le capital necer#ary, references required rview 13 aac 780 fine |] ‘ucumber th ree te ‘ . MBL, 9 4 , tison ' Lee Wash ingto: ; . ran i rr rie a r ’ ’ f 6 uv ‘¢ ori Ce hi, 5 }’ ] } sa? T? e j 1) ' siti ‘A “ 4) party wy ne tT: ae tanneries aduate: ox, - a case ile —_ { 5) PARTNE Ht WwW ~ 95000; >. eatate: ‘ ‘ Ok —ae . 4 l ’ ' im “ , Pi ate — oe should fren : rhe = a. : ‘ ‘live: 3565 ar ire ’ at erms« biel te aire P %\ and shipping. experience not neces R > Oh ier . mon : ieee nes Man a ees mlarteae pepe fs air start of sod - : = , SECS / SINESS-—-For sal r exchange: wy re , Ft NISH} It} APARTMENT—S3-room eff... @ : &. Gr ey: our Geld man ager wee ev. zou curns Ho N- ‘omt ispatch aa.” S 8 Ka irat-flo _ : A g00d routs , , 1S, hh andfuls state Wh two; run one: @ vantiel le Ko HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE bol Fugene Field eee ; . : ‘om 7 0- ’ TE " ; ' relies ] Ulred Hew ‘ > ‘ 4 , A { .- oO 1] oO. ‘ ’ 4 m ' ow «. _ = : hes i wa ¥ . ~ , Sit. c can do steam - rt fyvndicate Trust bldg ; oe bare : pean es tore, i iO ) ate ! ; | i a, ». 28 as follo ‘ Take ‘ ; : dee ne - Pm nd ty = iidg 7H) - a8 “Complete; other furniture SO43A4 : ne Linde HOT W event e* ' irpente; and ; ‘ : 28s cl ‘, » FT we? one ls . on .. ; | ; ;: ‘2 road an wf c . . . — — : . )) .» ' r . , — Pe ' , (aa and 3 to “ i enandoah Fi ih . = Phil T) TL 4 T.nu} roomea modern : a om? art | aire to ; oor ' t} « " story no work lhox N m two, neat appearing, (to cl ' verve my time to emanicu ‘Vu , passing t} ' - enti iar 18 ulldinege ft ith nea ue irrison ok " " every respect rent paid ti Aug is ; : wey cation, etudentsa preferred, to Who can trim hats: a good chan: erred ist have « — tnrough Clottlevitil rAVES oF TU ~ . — sms ring raat rome | oe 74M . . ‘& mm with advertising sales crew. Apply |) 67, Post-Dispatch = 99) 4 Nee a. m W ood bine Dardenne, Wentzville Foriste!), half pounds Easto: Teen REAM SHOP—6113 reaa. S14 RO: Set aap StBe mat RN + Sie “Sit. in manufactur. M . Donovan. room a0 Mid-City Hide. : . - les i : sa>) VW right City, Warrenton. Tones. Pihe ‘ mY ese —* po Inds 4 | f Usinese ee ‘ » Se Ba? un ia ti FURN ISRO rLAT—@ roome new furni.- “4 t metal’ ane a and Olive i OW AisO young girl to walt on tab u burg, High Hill, Dany lille (fork in rm and p ur t e " an 4; ab Dveing, repair, whole or haif ITE pieces circassian wal ae "he AE aed mouth: ti : ; ~ — ——_ — -- . . ; i —— I ‘ ) } . | " iroters ‘ 7 need e4 : ’ , nie . ‘ ‘ ’ . ° t me " machine | = ¥ SALESMEN WANTED a ry mand \ 4 , ' road. turn to left downgrade: . covered Weight {8 Bes oh anal h roposition Box N-115 ane — sh a hew reali bDbarcain ' ce on time Rox 191. P * aackd / aS | SAT SMA N “$12 =. —— . - wo aun 9 v rk regulr ! nlv Mineola Ww illiamn sburg Fulton. > dni PP at " 3 a ! = : ~ a : et (g%) =. = +e” af Las Oise! ad necersitys : ; ‘ 2 : (S) mur, OPO mal ' aleo ty pre?’ ~ , o es, active w =n A 4> mA whi earning . . ; VSTRATO C Siaeey a ning suite, he rah Hient to McKie ames ply WELSHACH earnine gal en mY ehi 50 aa rRATORWN rienced : aad " i PIONEER an . ‘ is At om ¢ * oe . : me L , betw een Y and . | for workers Appiv PAY toi ia oh ’ “14) demonstrator Apy ‘Vo: Aomaur d a. as it’ iMb3 * As - a oe weet : . . abel a) ph ~ ub or Nene ene - — = ; t'ium _ * ‘ . . 4 J y rita ~ r - - ‘ . ; ade ‘ Ot, j : anh . . hoOno- ™ } res 7 :¢ . . : by day; remmonable. oly. E. A. Playdes ‘8 SALESME N-—-To sell an unusual appliance heh) Ciark av | ~ to © LEGA F IN I OR AY \ TION 1 CONFEC HT ERY—And | 7 eke eee “] .4 Ceap for im soy — vi pam cece | ry KE Rane ft xperience " in repair (‘all Re (ween 1] an! ] at 1010 Cis st LDIStHiw AFLIE _ ee a si aot : wf Pre s - . ; Wing arn - ita . . . os arti lahe } ,eq) . le cwner a o4 Caba nn Re , as : = . oe - . - * - ; sa? . eae, —Witi i " } ar > ’ ‘ , . ‘ ‘ - Tif °? . » - - on scaff Bad Rugs, heaters Riley F. se that ra and "a ~ a 2040 Vilinols av East Se SALESMENS at . nin ' imnetonNn, "een floor ( INS] ANT READER It is not ‘ “t if parents sup- : ; : won al ihe. ~* “' mn ae — cy 13006 S. Droadway. Olive 5084. ? $a sage for you to have a license ort : | propertly they can .' , ‘ For sale or trace ; 5. KF, wae olighing Worke S843 Basto M4 Hod) FURNITURE Wred.—4 arpeta ano stoves, ‘- rvices to fe COLOR PRESS OPERATOR—Print Jefferson — ae ate gacnine, i%-W-Ez Room 303 to drive your aunt’s machine. faim all that childe wages —_ gtk (6) ' B “AK. Sl’ SET—Gate-leg table jarge or minall lots Frank © Haker, ° at & nominal 9 Easleten Dry oGois Co. Wash. | SALESMEN_ High vias ~- : tha he whch cag M. M. M.—You can make the fa — depends une the | $5000 "ba Seiten ih ee. Cee meee: = R14 Clayton. Renton 2088 ; Franklin. Bumont 1544, Central 6112, “ reatend oupnndentie 2th (c4) Hon: experiomee hamnnce etery propos: | HN AMINERS—On isdies’ coats and suit ther of your children support the ) ee + re ng | wwndies, will teach. Grand 1056 PREAKI AST ROOM SUITE—\ ' CARPETS. Wtd —Furhiture, stoves; OX hn. 40 — ; £ ‘ perience innecessar’ ex eptional Ku an le Bros a Hartield 41° > . even though vo h : Pp} ler) AMOUT it of y our husba nd Ss in ‘ea! i? isiness: best stand in Rex . beni . mgton, no dealeias CHII ws 2 ‘ta ik a rH | worker .. good pA ati chan € 4 ’ Ss LT. > .\ AN . > 7 perp ‘ ce « = o > " ‘1 . . - = rts mus a girl he Can he Tr) ade ° 4 dye Dismat | ) vr travel: at TT tch. I . : . . aaner Lb —Kxperiencred 7” “ i nod marry the gir] or pav her expenses set id real opportunity f 9 hi e Wil a1 : we a : have been “* ——' ; - panes rs SIN N. 4th ©? ts fac tory ‘ ~~ #3 M roe an up- ty Oe (F We a 7 . wer o non a boulevard. price $: »000 ) I $0 PF: Han or 65-4 inch, oak worth HOUSEHOLD GOODS Wre. — Al kinds: :) » * BOY—M ust be at Lo years SALESMEN 7 T “eo Neat a earn voune ry ay ows . andieman €o., - : oth , ago not think the T> , ~ ~ a ‘ # IS EISINE SS FEXCH N ¢ al Re lor SHo 0537 "hy im bertain a hiaheast caarh Lath '. le five, Boz WN 3 ne K 1 Washingtor - moving campanv a: A DAILY READER Write to the : ANGE 430 prices pall for contents of | and & graduate of elahth-grade men to travel with selling organizati an , = nantly r mpany can be punished | cierk of the Circuit Court at Chi- | teria Building. Sth and Locust — o —_ (o@) ‘partments and residences; planos, Vic- by high-ared 4 . Buxton & Skinner i’rtg. and Sta ‘xX perien unnecessary big mone) GIRL ~Otorea. experienced, to dust furni- for profiteering when they charged cago to find if y wif ‘ha : filed ILLING (AND "T LAUNDR Y STs CHU FOROBE— Mahogany atighti) used troins, Ortenta!l and domestic rugs, bric-e- i ee ape. 306 N. 4th st.. cits ic) tiers en . rR ay m ent Hotel s ~—_o ture no] Franklin av ic) you more for moving than vo » had Ak titi a fot T sur ite As led TION—Downtowr pt real bargain Dae S Rroadwa rit prme paintings, ete Leonori Auctién Cc : . ‘= " : ’ : ed . 7 4 " ‘) se - Pi r€ ? i 4 ‘ ° A : . : ” 2 “" aa a. ; ni a ' “ answers Cont TOR— For multigraph ahd addres@ | : i ' ri ; in « & to oh i.) GIRL \ bite an isework:; ng washing good planne d “ = ] e My eas 4a ° ne shah maylr on in county; 00d locati LE COMER INAT ION RANGR~al! — ename' 0% Lucas ay (Call Lindet! 2160 : ~ > ‘ ho " ao. _ peels _ - - ie aa ( Sere_trrie mio 79 a rer ‘T\Vred “ara “on ‘ *, ” - se . ‘ ‘, ont-T1« ; te vf by ae - rk ~ ee SALESMEN peep 5 sae yg men som me MOD rehing ; % (Cc) { WOODS.—The practic! ne t hy- Ate ag thar 7 att retigeh vB. wi B te BY. 4 SIN eS: KACHANGE 04 Walinwri echt t oh and-nev : A ull¥ guaranteed: wili aell' REST cash price paid for aecondnand coreh. ama i* tex t 0 ‘ , . . 7 er= 4 ‘ at i trie > ty : eai¢ v . rei euis ait - ’ ‘| cre e A | pi - ry ay 1 £6 ‘ Wants work, eve Ne Post Diepat - ¥ ae eitton on * & Paap ape cogd commission my yA ~ ; washing; small famil) sician who also runs a pharm: icy . if you will ay to live here . a . ‘ er, : ’ aS = Smadway = ture Chas Ginsberg. 2021 Shenandoah | Diepateh “ Se —— ry cn : advancement to thos: — ferme v.. Apt. D can refuse to fill a prescription a vear before vo: a . eltis . F IT AND VEGETABLE STORE—Best CoM NATIO> RANGE—Gas stoves alt Al Victor 350 | (c2 an) we results ox R-268. Post-Dispatch (cA) IRL Experience - eamAlne thich , . , “oF - 4 “Hizen location In town in a good market, at and sizes, crowded: houseful . . ‘ar er - mT man, 4 ; ‘entral ‘aner : ‘ an sloq 4 mach nines Whi h has bew n made out b 'y anothe r of Missourl or before you Can suse Ll: SOS ay 5 iP ith tur . » tas . onl _ «@ e: Hil lik sT ##h price: furniture of all kk! ; contents of residences ard flats R. U SAL EB SME: food men at once lose Rasucatt Walnt ic} doctor, if hessees fit to do so. ‘for a divorce . ; , . Mmall over 20 work. Box NN. N- 186 ~ ran yy 4. ¥ auto aners ' hi neral housework. . a all ' need hy i Lweas avy Lindell 2160 L. Dpor L hi 1} i} V . ‘ ’ + ’ cA : @ > re >! ri) rn ’ ‘ y 4 . f res _O=32 lie! nar ' ‘ ) comm: eM AN— Fit om the e- = 78) housework. fox R66. P otf Dine — MEDI CAL Ql ESTION S. | cated rogms. @ 105" Hamilton tipnee:; a call with Geuieen beni Lone | PROCSER, | topes fureiture, carpete . | sh : i : | ' — = a TI PNT > +? rE . . ir ‘ - ’ p ei ‘ ) > al oOves rave heat prices 220 « | 2 ; , , . , * : ~ 7 Y)} . , " . ‘ RN! ri $v ST\ RE——Se yy adhe nd 4&i ~ ; ; ‘ ‘ e l4th st. - +) } 7 with WEHA\ MA LIFE LONG “a°-y Sy alll, 7. #112 Fiore bleep eareaay or Fri. (Answers'*prepared by a physician of authority. Health and sanita- Easton poet ' m 807, Central 55232 3 vscacgassiuignes ce r i a || ith some , ; Fi. a } (c) | i} F \ r . . r . " F = : , 7 : . ray . - : ' a a — : tion uestions oO ublic interes > wage » Sh l-— o> piece, B-piece lLinimt 20 000 POUNDS old feathers: J0e . ir ont Iapaten, 1 NSIT mN KY mR | Hk Mf AN ' | tre ! a. ~~ n riseio basis GIRI ——\ hite, to assist with housework. 4395 ton cme f A ¢e ; € t only 1 ill be con side reé d. Diagnose 8 OF | GR +e Ri ~~ A rij meat market: must ei. ’ 1WOR Stineyv fe) old. 60-706 for ‘onal * peontunen’ Wheaien bm . HO HAS R 5 \ | RBI 'S] (o. 2 yep Savan erfection Mfg =. 1 , ( | 0 in ividudi ¢« ‘ases will not be given. Vuestions that cannot ecquu sickness 2746 Morgan sat DAVENETTE SUITE—And other heusehoid Auto cal). Del. 865, For. 767. 4426 Page im ¢ MEN. GIRLS ‘ sd j ‘i 5 . ' 2 ‘rienced in lectric store: one! be publicly discussed, if showing evidences of sincerity, will be answered GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET—2924) govds 25204 Glasgow . a . en26! tree ws ny ' ’ . ' it fo t of line ’ il} wn "ar tr udle elect toa! supplies Phone Ae Cc > ” > Neosho t USS ABILI | \ . { A N\ As. aT Tar rn $2500" to ‘$10 O00) ve Bem or) nt 147 "114 Market at fom u hen accom panted by stamped enve lope a : DA ’ ers “OK T—M; ihogany (all 4 abany ANIMALS ¢ diploma and _ ' ; saved . . wx SeME RESPONSIBILITY camel cite Mi dccossion ne ers iRie—Experiencer in electri store; one SADIE McC.—-Root beer is 4) praep, and alcohol, 7 ounces rose) GROVER) AND ME Rr MARAKET—Must he | 1422. =" ; a ee ' ' " +s Pay , ¢ “ SO \¢ at once goo c ash pus ‘ “rm ?' Ty, YR AEs. ‘Y 5 ' SOPAND HAS CHARACTER ine apt 8 icant! Saleamenss | who can handle electrical supplies. Phone ||| healthful beverage |water. Rub in with @ plece of |i| wWented’ 1150 Homtoctar, musineas, terms, If | DAVENETTE, SUITE And other heusehold FOR SALE | .. daughter as “ ‘ee . ‘tvs aN, ont vate —— ec 114 Mark et at cc? | S. F. P.—Many cases of cystites | dampened flannel. aR a oR r Mt — , bic ‘ ad “=A Ginsgow BOSTON ist Lt UPR weeks old. from Hf : OU ly vlo Rus. ' ’ | mar y , SALESME . “aet Sy Louts leville ik _— -xperienced on hand cove ring ma- are most Aifficult some im ,0ssible ‘ GROCE —~MNVeat and vegetabie nrarket LINING ROOM SE T—Sneraton. manogan . la re« ck beautifully mark ; (4) * RSON A ‘I \ A ‘ 1d GON 2 , Gran “ity nine, also | ite small boxes and @ird Is. t ‘ure , | SS. P For admittance to any hos- koad lo¢ation and also convenient fer Forest 100. Apartment 3OR imo) Natural I rh ime Colfax 209, - —_ St Ady, cooking. fur IPERENCES. CALI 1308 i. 9 et | cost iider Mt (1819 N. 17th st. Tie pina | pital the following are some of the bakery: | sacrifice, 1125 Tower Grove. | 5jrniwa ROOM WA BL Chairs and china BITS—Flémiah Glante: reg. and = a : ef ae * : 4 4 ‘ ‘ Pers, , _ nd - : y 2" iti ~ . | es ‘ . _ Sree . wT > ‘ : . : be » arma Crit . . . be : _ - 2 = ; WORRIED You should consult qualifications: A high schoo] di- GR oR SsTORK—Cheap; easy terms closet. all inv: @ real bar } el gray and black. voung stock: fron * 5 and era pertonoed, ; . ‘ . ; InLSs— r over, for stock work A ty , ** " ’ ] & , s . ’ : , ly e } - Tc. ~ ; . e 7 ’ a ° , P ~har > *ohet Se - ‘ " P : \" \I kN “~ BANK M1LDG. Te) Te) Rosenthal Sloan Millinery Pt a pny Sicilian or clini at once, Very } pioma, good health an r rood moral! a | ! ard av... Webster (;rTroves., Mo gain Phone } ’ 4 (4) i iby does ane th ty - ib buek ann _* lo general house to sel] Pres , ington a fei || likely you have hardening of thej| character. Some training schools! -- ~) | DRESSER—And chiffonier. this week only) % ° at wee eee Etnest PD ay | PURNITC RE a: will or | ; = —- (cM me METRIST WAT AKFit -— Business| this up. co a +e teh ae " on adreee we ohe. fight girl; perma- would reveal. for pupil nurses is scant at pres- OS: Re cae tg OE | sep all 3020 Glasgow pl. arse y ae ee _ : si ; , | r ’ ita sy j ha fe > iree r SOVere ¥ “oe I . . * —— . . nes or rain : ¥ : : F : ae " il house ork by” Te hy , KK ngs high Ou mn deliver rd poly RITTER, SCHEAR & I EAL, 615 N. 9th. (c) ce ye lll eg od lag = — — | Sickness as team may benefit one GROCERYMEN the I have sow eral Th). wa “tiie a\ ne Sn ce = ~ = iz ‘ “ » 4 ‘oa . pens i aie Inriehs Mack Intern: a. y a ab Pv | ‘ * : : would not enefit anothe ‘, for sale in i) ection GLENN'S, FURNITURE—-Cheap, 4354 Evans phope i? we bin hie i OTO RAPHE It W i Corporation, 1326 we at al ro4) | M A N i D- GIRLS used as a tonic | diet and peng) Mea: - Be be a I NESS “CHANGE, 204 Wainwright | Lindell 4° 7° W CLOTHING i on A A : rho Ul fanaa coin " ; : - (;irls, experien j 7 \ , . " - : . 5 : , mi ie . are Ft] PUR WITURE Rr } oe eS Se ' lored . : moti, ~~ n@ kodak nightie wd SMA, Familiar with city Feta il gro- | : TH dip pers. A Ve do not see any ad\ antage’'’ suggested to ether wit , . . L PLN (i.-——Hraess eds rockers aofa ’ ws a i ot : i | ‘) : 4 ; Be ne es . to se}! ine at tell wd () H Pe KH AM fF AC 4g 7th and Spr uc in using peroxide after shaving position, as - sae peoatae Teed ee TY ‘ ire location: steam heat: phone; Phen enhair rugs other pieces 4141 Mc- . - WANTED a) rt Hox a ricds eretves endid oppo ty £ pone - (c5 For blackhe _— try the following: | liable to the disturban a 14 ey Bek mae Haynes, 2155 Ratiway a. ot , APVARL.. Wtd—Men'sa euits. aa o1, to aseiet with \ innen om GAs. | Wisben xs De Mr. Sullivan, nke- Bae: ang + aa ‘IRI-~—For general housework; noj|'|; One ounce each of saponis olivae, down once jf lying ~ is | Fl RNITURE-—Also Oxl2 Wilton and Ax- Daw, dresses; pay to A ; “4 wae AD x ee OF | letract and Freserving »., 2274 | ine’s | aundry work. 839 Hickory st. Sh Abaatiet a ME Sot ere se: EAS eT | IMPORTANT—Do you want to buy ) minster rugs, sell cheap $4 cnip Texas Shipping Co. Dei OR. Grand 1846 2 mnt ne1I ‘oo hs rit Third | - — - W a L For general housework. BS 92 ° 4 > " aannnnimenemcbemeee es ——— ness and make good money? Investigate Pew & (Cor (cf: || —- ‘ ; mas Mi Ts ' a, yy Stel “a apartment A : | meted my chinaware store a good, profitable | FURNITURE—Contents of T-room house. APPAREL Wtd,—-? o Te | nouse wares no rR F . lor ure th | . Pan Saeewrees 1 OU put- He SE IRL. — white. to assist wit! | HELP WANTED—WOMEN. GIRLS | HELP WANTED—WoM EN. GIRLS UST Te nd is always In demand. party no dealers 5477 Enright Phone For pants, shoehorn larecgeet thakeet nee 4 Me mene ew or 30 . ™ oa ‘ vale - FINne yey ey fhould ' For: ar) oyusewor)} an 2A "Weat Pine — a . OPERATORS—Experienced for inserting | WA AITRESS—__ E x per fenced 4066 Chouteau BB ek "ee ‘Dist on = sell at once Box P- “et S597J ‘cB peid; auto callie, Phone Lindell 3135. De ar bLm shen 69 ’ Atable ~vy — aye y Seuss must | WOUSEGIRI. ‘White, for Ke sleeves in white duck coats, other posi- | Warrress oc. io 3 we lil FURNITURE—Two rooms; cheap; no des!) mar 2003. H. Appleman. 4218 Page. le nail mit ) | Post-Dienatch permanen iene, Cent 44081. Keneral housework tions open also for ox erienced staple noodle | WAITRE § = 1 pay. 4 lorgan st: (cf) | LADIF: LEADY-TO-WEAR STORE—Good ers; rent room 38. 2ol0'% W. University. APPAREL—26.000 suits, overcoats, pants: lean in Friday. ; m a do lens or ~ Se eae _ S63 giris Angelica acKet Co., Olive. | ‘ 2SS—-Experienced. Apply 1°35 location, rent $20 GLENN'S BUSINESS ie) shoes, dresses. f . o% . ‘ ae “ - L SME N-——I want 5 live wires that hi -* ee —E xperienced, an help with | — : 7 4 “> ron Soha ©XCHANGE, 204 Wainwright Bidg TURNITURE—Living reen bed root: and try. pm@y "Up $35; aun eau th ea ae 7 _ : | hi ' . t : 4 } » oF | ‘ . . Se 4 ‘ ean 4 re) } er] p ’ ve red girl, laupaes we. / he backbone to chle one of the a4 ry 2022 Cherokee ( ) P kK R A TORS Experienced AITRE a | unch counter work: must be “ATI IN— Secon dhand shoe stock: ready dining room » bed rugs. re mar 885. Forest 767. Gel ber, 4426 (‘entral vas : = proporition s in the wavy of an investment HOUSE — - ; a « 4) - - aa ‘ Hieh a — ¥ App ly at Mi Kinley Station. for Dus! ness. 1°21 Market (4) frigerato: Ou abinet g@a® range ; colored. to ag) : Tits conte; otendy | tas Revie cnrbeleaes to thexe a nee apremeance wight housework, white, neat back pocket makers for men’s) 5.-£° n° “ucas (c} | LUNCHROOM—Cheap if sold at once. 3835| 1416A_N Kine’s highway I Ldndell 5559 at Capos & Sone. a. Boot attra hee connect | can offer “yr om oman a SOTEA Thateee small fam- t 5 stit h aT MA RKET— 100d stand. Call Le]: nar ~— pga? oi Lp - e,\ 4 & a in Feet a BA s ‘OA i ~Kolinaky mormot, cheap. ; ret) : |} | Mes ’ ‘ in 8 Sheena ts ote or senerai housework ‘ ri "mn i = 2S ces ‘ost-Dis "4A1R P condition. ‘all at once, Ch ostle, 1 ‘ » 8. ad. (On) MOTred oe ia ry ‘I ds Rank dg... ask f T Mr dette must iave references good wages. 6106 ( LOT] HING CO., 1001 W ashing- WOMAN—~—Y of ; ne@s! ens _ Ad, Texas aon tai _ traf O49 eG pe set ~ te va 1 ow ; MoPhet , - rn Sepa chee ~ (nemical Co, 4434 Eestoan (co@) lant separate: a good chance for penne TR: ture for Do if vou act quickly: wid nt os -* 7th me oe Se ae 4‘. for Thureday - as , og =| ae Shegggee en sachet Thon ; adults; first floor, 4942 McPher WOMAN-——Middle-aged; to take care of in wantin o go into the pants business. Rox | Drass herds , cnet at your own price. SHALL COAT—-$350; short: ermine collar P - Be Pewee ' vs : —* meg vl wv (c) \ relt ith bh gs ’ cmt lanate “all © to nm lv, 5577 Dein a heed money ; j e a — y) n tteout so hotel f | ga leaman oT q‘tty of St Aytil Li 1 Sk GIR ly - For »? . we aoe ne 'P with housew eK nm farm ly ~. » pat n (89) ' - be “oT . - — a ~ = ; ™ ’ nee - 408, Post SrpereD. Ted ir! ‘ 45 : iy 1?) Prats h i is a atraignht mmission proposition Oar i ont hag Be er ae I ousew OrK in i OO O te 7 OO ‘ VYOTKINE people (‘all 231] Dodier at ‘TURE ty Cheap: In city f 320.000. FURNITURE =. ontenta of D-reom apart. | L a sell 5 of ha 7 BEER AND HUSHEILMAN—G j ail a fine opportunity for adVancement, ; ' Forest 4x06 = ee #20 Lake wy pera Ors Piao | WOMEN—I am looking for three women hai S lou s. reasonabie rent; mood build- te "aa furniture, stiehtly used, - At, ' rt latined tailor made, no ements ee Bonce. 37 N. Sara) a... CTT Sa | welect men from our own ranks for pr HOUSE - I =" | | assist me in St. Louis; clean record equipment, finest location; no other hy —_— sold this week. |* = td a WT) A, . ——— : motion hee George T. Herbert, SITA VE SEGinie—Or woman, white, competent, > >. | ambitious apes know! ed e dCesiral mu iin 30 miles: new; owner has othe: : °c) = oo ee ‘Trieneed oolere 3 MAN—Eaperien: . 1 Miller feeders, cust et.. St Louis. Mo (5) wo ae neral housework ; family of 2 €6R822 lo WwW ork on all parts men § | have forceful personal] egy ; ome. poe eres Rox N-150, Post Dispatch noes 4 FU RNITURE-—Hargain in mahogany bed- GOLD AND SILVER ad Saturday. Ca ~2e work App \y 425 W. Davies. cd) | SALESMAN 7 07" . = > - ue : iv} A hone Cabany 6045J pants ; ideal conditions ‘ stead > | oo. an a big fut ure Call 818 Merc ee STO! ‘(ING AGENCY—Established trade room and dining room suites, also den, : R—Hiil of fare Apply Buckina-! ° — tc yor with the 4 rmest ap oh Hot fe dee general housework: white kk ot. . J aclede Bid (c4) | St. Louis and esurrounding territory; na- Bae Bi gy and . ae we dealers CASH paid goid, stiver. latinum “7 Annex. King's highway and West & « pliance gir amily of two. 4343 Lindell bi 34 wor WOME N—T lust fu lonally advertised, exceptional opportunity | 808 aple av, Apt. Cabdany S08 \W jewelry, false th Miler cae Claes, *for cleat ’ |, organization west of Cleveland, to len floo . = U8... ) . o dust ! ine Apply Hub 0 . . FR ( | . “e tee . " ost hell > : (c6) a highiy remunerative Sootates under the ; = Bah ik ’ - Furniture Co., 901. Ww: ashington (c) A oes - Ra Ra. Sy " sae ITY AN—If vou are a live wire, nermonal direction of experts. giving wun IOs EGIRI-—16 or over to aassiat vith MORRIS S_HOFE MAN, YOUNG St model hats = *,: ‘R aus T— ‘olored section ; ‘$40 buat FI RNITURE Fumed oak dining fahie CAS “pala for “014 gold, stiver. Hames x — °, and originalits here is an op-| experienced men a-golden chance to learn | gpeneral housework: good wages 5e27 Bh aM 2 dh Sedat i Can Miners es i ( AD rent. Wainwr N'S Bid SINESS chatre, day a mt sry Rp: closet, — platinum S Smith Co , 6138 N . 3 red, Mfret-claes, 3} meity to connect with an old established | galesmanship in its highest form A tried | “*) @terman Phone Cabany 7134 (c) . ac r (aI Co.. 1612 Washi in to n. ie ‘6 E one iL ANGE -O4 ainwright Bidg Circassian walnut chifforobe, tchen cabi doors north of Olive ot f ‘furday. Homont Box K-24, Post-Dispatch | and proven selling plan backed by national | HOUSEGIRI-—Experienced white girl. for 1136 W ashington vole (e0e) > on eg =° “I LEN vy’ i Kaine leaving oP Faaton av (4) tewelr val , a. he "li innit Fl od ' Z y Fail! per aay Pla: oT E ae oniy by vour own ability. In addition, you preferred: family of 3 adults 3853 Weet- fier wrapping parce; post packages; per- SIN ES: EXCHANGE, 204 Webswetand FlRNITURE—Leaving city will sacrifice | ket. y oT er, \‘y Met aX + Bee one ‘Co. ing Spring ant, Hast (oa) | earn from cm ° wart Come Fy and make minster pl : ‘ fc) os | menent. Box K-62. Post- Dispatch (cS) it ‘ at one-half price for quick cash sale: con — a ne bel Mes "Ru , @ an . . aa a tae ‘\* me prove 0 your satisfaction. \f . — on ‘ , ri xs my : ~ poe , _ . | f oome, 2 bed om iv oor = me Ff Py y FA LA ‘ wa Hot SE jIRL—Experienced, white, for nen. Y oY a. LADY —-Exper lene od in Rrocery line cST. —-And r mnsectionery ; only a | pomeiee © . onan nate pe: ed oF uy" JEWELRY WATCHES h ] . Tr . , — . era ousework and cookin family two: | we 30 Gere 3) es ena m te 1 on Line olin rail: living roome up-' : a oo r an, | — ¥ ork Bomont 7 if M 9 mI | Ty a * jusi eT 'RATFSMAN—A well. rated, nationally-known no laundry: $10 weatio a Ridee is | grocer; give reference Box N-161. P D tal See wher in evenings or on Sunday ‘ larn third flo rt. 6 to D n (ao) SiLwouEe —— = a Ab a thd by ths Or i ¢ Chicago organization has an opening for a mar 1152 ' } ' (6) morn Tren ton. IN (c)>) FURNITURE—oOf 26 rooms dining room rr A Atetrict manager to take charwe of their ’ - . \) ] > . 1] > - . , k e) « ] Sheme at tenes “i . . , ps nets bedroom sete lis e HOUSEMAID—; { bh! 7 = hemmers on unien special over- WANTEO sr ee ee re DIAMONDS—Rought. up to use _and din: Z . le te ” ' . . fn ‘tween . ang ‘) years oF age must he able . ~ d : ~ ’ om capandi« woman ‘ in 4 é ~ Box 5S z weed batg pene Tg roo ee ENTS. Post-Dispatch, : successful applicant will be trained in 8° 61500 ' : . x 164 Po - 9 ent; e@alary ail rapidly expanding business is one - + — ‘MING HOUSE—10 rooms beds springs i, - ae ger very lerge PATENTS obtained; advice ‘and folder | ' ; 4 WORKE ~ “ aster, on M K 'y nigger Louis and pinced tn charge of going busi = at ; ost-Dispatch tor service; come ready for sales force and need ambitious lad onecmett taken af once 1127 _Armstrong 7 pad a , . i! Pe -- — . we Larson, 105 N. 7t th of Otve o nuree an P s bove chi lidren s nese we have na large =f Loutls Cllantele P Eelderls desires position as cook a ‘ -* . . + . of ae : j g ' hOMOMINGE Hie tar) > - a Ww ; liable people “ne 6 i oe aue% © - . ba by A iv ; = . ’ *k T ( IBY \I ‘ ) 3) women ver “LS ve f age with some sales ° roome, est ‘ , r goods l’roeser's. 9218-20 Olive : et) : ply ote Ki say Bh. e Co 1” Luerne ic) an! @1l) contract to give unusual support Or general housework S861 Cote Rril- WOPK, “ fk G. ( ( Pes 210 experience and sor nowledge "2 rm) me $500 Phone TAndel] 6323J de of R07. Cent ra! 5532 , —— = a ville ayv., LERA o ¢ . . ; ' ' and pemnened give pee number in firet ante ( live (a) ana free to : ! Vv are ‘gelling high. ROOMING HOUSES—7 rooms. bargain. 18 _mon ‘ ’ ae ; —_— iE Re o wer tonight report letter Rox P-28° *oat.TDi« ic R) ; ! ane _ , C } re. ; , eR RS. : : S » Vand and Linde! Andrew Schaef ; : - do mans laundry in ex as = ; - ~p.. ? re ani the eara- rooms, terms, grocery store. Lindell 6455 Furniture SAFES it, 5 ~} = teh) |'BHOE SALESMAN—Miller’s, 816 N. 6th che for bigh-grade lady's coat, call PACKER—Experienced on crackers and Saeed ar eae ad Foo ny al eee See zr ROOMING HOUSE—11] roms: best location | ; SAFES—New and | ay OF BIGHE PVGRAPHER.vhree ex-service men ‘OUNG ‘Ne Tw ut, 17-20. to rel OE nw a ane One f-indell 14843. 4256 email cakes; state age. experience and ref- | —- ng a een in city Box N-202, Post-Dispatch (4) | Baumann Safe Co. tee _ — *. training, high- 1, . e YOUNG ME! Two neat, i- to travel AD A jai erenceer Box N-155. Post “ bh (5)| LADIES—Something fir “EO PR ears ~ é ax -f. erence, Feres( « MA | Pouitable INde i. Weber after @§ and before + a HhiLP-—Experienced Apply TS) ry, SPSe. never fered before in St. Louis good paving business, long leases, $2500 shopworn; big be in: of Fr col ermon ne ane ; . . Wits? | 2 nary Co 3a190 Market ‘o4) “—/ wanted ‘ vour fri enda: with amall capita 1 R 1490 P t 7 o , v a ame billing fox N.149 Poet-Die a Linmar btotel, Vandeventer and Wash- | : ‘ 4 Ck Ir you can make $100 per week: 20 years in Oe Mle! ost-Diepatch 4) 18th 1 VW hy te peiring liowe Kea Ce.. 1.) di St. “Chacies rented eat RATHER Young | . in vent ee ington SL if MAKER -Experienced one who can trim () tusiness Call ®)°] Grate = " ’ (B) ROOMING: HOUSES Lindell, weet of Grand, { At. Aas inh g ‘on de DE Mistiont eanoreunity for reht ie and make frames. good pay to the right n men 's pants; son pay; ~ li roome Westminster pl .@ reome ; : — - —. ; Mme to.2 ; partys. inexrepienced need not apply. Phone © . inund Lteferences Hox 1 3023. Poat-D rans ’ > eens Weetminater pl. 10 roomae, Mecl’herson. 7 See us if you wish to save ctor RK work ' 3 ies a l is tr ane 1enoO iod) Ste ady work _CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS. rome W aterman Al rootns. VW ashington . > SEWING MACHINGS ; MASON. Ti butit eatone walle about nec N MATI> — Whit r work tn At artment Phone KOR RE a . 4 7“. . ‘ ] Y j ry Tbeln ar 14 rooms Olive. 10 money. It 18 better to have seen Ing " a a 1 y . . ¥ “ in aowing. Bo- ba ie in wunty : he hob to right man ) Mm AN ‘ pt ny 4498 7 S807 Nina tT ] ‘ 4) \ uA KLA ) Tl f ES IN¢ ‘* . cue WN OME! . | “ } ] ] roorme Franklin ay 14 ® . » . ’ sR A. AllA Rl (j MAC Hin es 10 hours: atate price wanted vastly = - WODEIS—sis , a? os ’ GLENN'S BUSINESS EXCHANGE Us first than to wish yon had. new will sell cheap 4668 Kamas RAK Post Dienatch , tai “ie? ane ets r coats and s its. Aj 1635 \\ ashingeton Ay "ANN OraaT tne ig profite,; maie and fe " ' wright Bide ( : in an l a“ ex It} SEWIVG MACHINES rete CO 40 ! Silk ' an tnale \ kory ri cree en ome ( e is nutin our up reoting and repedring . ¢ ws ; . ™ ™ muy ‘* . . 1 - . i) Ss xpert ~ . : VF i iA? : troa: 74 E MANAGE RnR -Por ladles’ and gents T 1s CAT TW INR RR ee gt , ; Young sys —o “hr a 4 T ’ my — en ee x. plan (e76) °3 ive 24-0 i JL éhef 4 s ’ : een or house re aN if are old, m experienced ~ on gg ‘a _— NK AND CIOAR 8TANW—506 SEWING MACHi 5 Ee 8) a » CIO. ae oe —aEoEEEeEeEeEeEee «Pr NG »| AUGUST FURNITURE SALE | _ £004 machines. 910 up Fils , se ~~ =e ¥O-® ear d 7 - : — and ehoese, muet be a crack dhe dl ee Printing 3 Vine cosh of terme 40 * | yea trimmer Slain) with ad ‘ 14 ; ‘ ' ~ — ‘ o) ' ; J epatoh., 6 aves to the Harmon arene ancement to ri whet pantry ya Lady, atonce. Box R-319, Post BUSI , it >) : J. ahs Le We require the service of Post. Dispat PRIVATE SECRETARY —Trorouahiy expe. PIR KE; AND VI LCANIZING Actual Saving of 33144 to 50% | sewrxc Sr yrs ee ee SH »P Good loeation : doing Every piece of mw ge + in our trecmensee eligntly ered, some great bergein rE At HER ; rienced, rapid and for we rar fret .claae as aAesiat wema?: “ ’ | men's LM piserat IO a - ! ' il mati W ith practical elec —— — . ator Underwood mac} - meet have high ’ : stock will be tneluded. the prices are down crit ment h, ~ ot ‘ . 2040 . . ; . Me oe —_ — ; , ee ph na hor luc nr | opportunity or ’ . . —wWway down sane . R E Di} OM Guatniner and atic t trical engineéring exper ee Say: bereree : advancement. Call or write TM. Bay. | BUSINESS CHANCES ay Bt ay og Phone Sidney —{Mnen cabinets. regularly $40. at 925, SEWING MACHINES—#ingers : . | eae lion ealeatabil, | i5 on | man Products Co. $137 Fraskiin. o"e) | 1542W. Box P-13, Post-Dig- gat. res. $18; leather-reat dining chairs Sever used ag. rE ence and gome Sales LATS =i. ir ood pay, steads ATTENTION—Cash buyere for Frtend ’ 250. extension tables, $15, bede $4; sewing condiiton. So 5 and ' te \ -_ 0 : , ‘ . A . Dolachrr an RE AMS’ nRESS— Experienced repairing men's Bir hea! ss. Ww \ Ataon at Chi oo“ ; ce F § : Aa. enette rulles, So. corn - of Dae | nees open ley 11s © ASSIST Im wor k Ma ets : nen Ae ' Ws iin 5) _ tn me mead? piace 3713 Washington T} ie in ae ; ge By a: pe ’ ine rer ge - h y ~ - . —_ . ‘ 7 1 ee 3-room ovtfit, tom av — . . ° a . . ; , : _ ) . 4}? . me \ 1\ nS : erien ed on pet! oo Ss (im, ts Rl Ss ~—Eexperten ed inn fitting room rices for ent’ re stocks of shoe ary eur la _ UE T . 4 PLP, -New and ee. ondhand ; e Ree a. . — ee pa Sip work. at Tower Grove and pyc lon ager nt. ust ri Sachs Mfg Co, 923 Washington, Sth Roger. 2962 Cass | inen's furnt othing, eto. Rep ode. confection notions: two stores exchange your old furniture for “°c. Ue ting pabieions . P . . . J loor ia; " to . : . Ser , ‘ ~ Haaeaolff id vv rite : ry ; iG ' : stac ec coo bust - - erirrne mad ( a) a iustier, JSiention qua l floc SLEEVER I | Special Rice-Stix Fa: : ~* : ei° tThont BOG . . »7” i) «nT kb in ry . a} tory opr > : rfOCei, with AT) ‘ f n>; Centra: > Se , : ore rent Silo per month, all for ‘ALK Ong M r Co.. os i a> Ter : ” Tada i ieee timber workers, nn feations at length in appli. (CTERATORS (On, tacking machine; sell | ee ER | : . et in sie ORE OO ht. 1806 hive ai opposite Purite Library (ote gg Fy BE yg make nion Ste £003 condi‘iona. Northwestern | “ “aan a io ry. | STENOGRATHER—* y: Woman " gecuritie ys - ~ CGETARLE AND SOFT DI os om GF sow Ie per oe Se LAS: om Ant , , : . ine . m! this o. & N roadway ania _ memenat rit ofn rowing corpo - EGE TARLE “whe PARLOR Gas aNOE-—49 view pl : =" Co a een sete, Ti ed) eation, including salary ex oo . y= _Perienced | wey wihe manut —FRareait Tth and Was 10S testa le pi. Fores _ing_magines rented. _Rement 17 pai man, —1007 Market , ’ , ; ce MAaneTs and pac r? Ye Tr ; f an annual ' ; > ae » , wT : - ; , ' Ce.. “ey — aden ecte 5OX -49. Post-Dis. ve ' era, for hite duck pants. An- PEARS tO Advert! nanager. Good opp arv of & ; ry! _ - | ' AND 10C STORE—Notlonse; $500. bal. GAS STOVE-—New Superior nigh oven | Fixture : > pre te d ] x I 4 , “bea so ; Pay , ‘at tumity and, aalary for right p See Mr a of , aie 0 ane oa oat ey ret easy Haynes, 2185 Rallway Ex- SUM Reber p ' STORE AND OFFICE aE = —— ' . ms. (eS) ‘ Fullivear nke-DRaer Extract “and Presery pe oa ' : pars) . . ie@) GA RANGE mag ‘ ° — inetalimen ' oo a . , I Menatch icf : wae or ss iA LA Ame ue enamelet. elevated ‘ation 74 Cul Re On! once iS PER A TORS — ene ag 2 Sigh we) is PEE ee om one or Ee Ps HUSINESS FOR SALE ort $35 5045 Delmar bi Delmar _ FOR BALE 24 } . *.@ A. ’ _ "OR - " ert . . work ’ ‘e, | N Ti ~\ ‘ A} : ' ‘ cs = Anniv th ° ‘ ~ ith - hae ' YY - j bet ' = , e shoe aot com piete ‘ ‘ (es j Leu hea LISTER @——Refinished- we ches 1a & ee ; - te ’ i4) Tr TS ’ ] 5.) ” ‘ ‘ , , ’ rn ai \ ana a man Hox R on / "Dien at ch 2 ” . ralaie — GAS RANGE Quick Mea! white ena rane! repalringag Hiowe Boale ¢ o.. 514 ae a . , ! tae ae :, rar } \G | t S Ie oO) by RATORS Fx per ce erage nee tle : e iy . ; —_— ren air bs “ itu ed epringse and > ) or other Pm Nox R.1a9 | m “ 4 1 “pecial voker «: “ages A , ' od, experienced for baker) ST RA Wy \ Te i RIES Deiat atten — furniture siiaht! FIATURER«& aa : at-(Mapaten. (4) rd no 4 poly ged. S807 i ER nt hop unijure, aliehtiy er rkeem are the wages want: ‘ eRe ion ‘ nu Ar Ores j . \ f : : ’ ; ’ iy rth J lie ake we. Le ia Linen A ! ' , Owner te going ; 18 4 -... 18°° rar klin ; Ww * oh stote and bh = on E . ~ oO one { ms l’roa 4 ca LESMEN sR ile at : — . ; ERAT ne *. — e900. Der arr uth { if wn - a ve parties: i @PwMet GO Oba —Fi¢ on artll ms age ee a for re , : : ea) OVERATOR ~F. uperienc ol \ ' : A! PON -ADerienc- = ite to 7O2 ket et... t arme) j icebox $A aulky 4°20 ‘Thetoe 4) d os x \ r ~ ~a a _— hie! nachine highest . Ga! pt Pats pie ework >r 3 r ‘4 ) a'l’ 4 us ic) and eheire: her om © de n ~ AW, 4 ved — We want four or five hard workers nt Abbet Jacket Mfc © ald; come = He yg roma iiat TOM ATOE! SEE Central Business Exchange to bey. ‘© aot aaa po Mec ‘sas “enn abso Gikene ~ gree: >. 7 2" th et i. must | Om ' ) ' ly aineron * c : a 750 per re ecll. reasonahie terms. Arceée Bid dies ’ 4 : tation dint t- LMepatch who are not afraid | of themsely es. OPERATORS Experienced plain hemmera ’ ‘Lier: must be thorough!y exper P = - oe fol 4 TY Yi _— sToORE rixgt ne—Paner i , to operate, We want men who believe in St. Louis ‘leo girls for tneerting sleeves in white a ne 5 pa a aru ey ss. fle. CUCUMBERS KITC HEN be TFIT—Kitehen cabinet, glee mm — y or . . , etperience | men who can ae Nn big future for du = coats maitione open on ail single . : ; rh #vyerT ros rug c ° . te a” ee ~ offee ead tic , hin 4 orriw sz ae RNwITt RE Tadic. ’ op Ll Pilling 1 @eeentin , he honest g , ‘ that fa f llow needle sections Angelica Jacket Co. 1410 7YP181 ; . - $450 per acre : som 4: liek Meal cae range. } inch :¥ wotkes reg. trpewriter deak a oe thane oh Bled powition and &t ouis——to at class o ello Olive at ‘PIST—In downtown manufacturing con- | | and roller, genuine oak drop-leaf table . Avpi or * "or « ance mate ried . . : - , ty . s - ‘ well «* ; , TL rt stare | oe cities — Se garnet pCR EAST | pracnen. Ser . ALE—WTD sa a a th and O nm 7 Sho * berienns a » euneaten' | we cam offer a wonderful proposition OPERATORS ment; state age. experience and salary ex. ee nen, Servien, a Om ore tor or 4 outside. | anise writer: faa: treewelins ae 4 work; 4 (hur properties are We ll located; bave Ex ed on plain hemm Ta — pec ted Hox R-337. Post-Dispatch io) asperagcus be . a age ' a rt! ante . : er rm ; rT mA r ; ; a : a on - ’ . : ~~ renee ‘ ‘eee ; oe ‘3 : . o ye immprovements; are priced to sell, an: ! te good wages, AN PEL A. TYPIST—Life insurance company has per- | ‘ agstanies and ul t large retui ns. y. terme H Walker Purn. Go 1117 Or, «RESTAURANT DIR Ee— Pas, . ree . is Olive e ‘ manent postition for neat, efficient dicta- UO actes and » $50 per acre. > ware rhe ft haréwesnd count : (deon now ts the time to eel! them. We mere — > cor ee . phone operator ge 19-25: bigh school | ne from St. Lovie M MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE . 7th of nena Soyre wake = — a. adi: you every en operation. N experi- OP E R AT RS W ANTED — — prefe State age. ef paren . | infermation write ae (NOLETM— tniaid, en4 ving reom on ANYTHING fat a! / i” ' h perience and salary expected aon i wr qikwyY vrs. $° 50 ‘ents $72 05 ematn? lLewie Pp. cagh te S'urees — ‘ - _ . ua hh ‘nee necessary See MR. ELMORE, | Lom men's shirts, to put on cuf fae Post. Dispatch teh Ts AAS LAND CQ, —" ; 4: a" ras iets - — eee -- tatne ote | ; ‘rw , . : ene dae” sieeves. MI'FEI.LER-ARTER M ; 7 ae dain - a. 12 isch Bidg., ) $1 45 » tet dab r , ee, ae , ‘Er TOR. vee chairs. one ate (@ A; yh OP eee a. (een Odd Fellows’ Bldg. (e62) 14th and Locust, 7th floor WAITRFSS—5801 Delmar ic) paila faa, Texas i iteware, | ren a s , Pino, « caving city. 6325 Deroy. (c4)| 1382. Ottve & 4 ND pee ere ers,

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Ce AUTC ——MUst gel! -, — : SEDA ‘Week he w tos mee ‘ae a ora this CHE \ } rat, = NS FOR SALE rou RING ’ r] 3,1? : KE 200 & #4 AUTOMOBILES BE ea > gi —_— DO Treas nab . hi ——._._ MUSICAL INSTRUCT leap © offer refused. (ai) 1 at hewly painted. + “eoy rand mode!; FORD CARS Fi FOR SALE ' ; ST . ’ ~~ : é3 his - hag - si )— Tours. RAGTIME ‘Janz ; 'n 1ON HEV ROLE? , Re . San icaliy Price — a anteed me t! ‘our' ®. iate 1917 food TOURING Ca SARS FOR AUTOMOBILES OU 1 = ORO rs tot “ay RR Uarane . ee en Oe ‘face Pen Sune re@sonabie wt! : —_—— eat r '- anivca OF Ei , SALE EXCHA ; iv m “4. 421/0@ ye ne oe **) Maly “a + > A Al ond or 4710 4nNGays and ever : ‘* Fut eg 21:1; Bor Ne , . *NLAND a : NGE , boat s , tee «Holland, ost Christen. —Ceok 00; take $175. 3504 j 10-14 Delmar _——— coe tion. cheap for “t., Wheeis yp ASSENGER. yr, 2’, * CYLINDER @ AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILE Wia—F ROOMS FOR RENT—e . 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Ra. = @a- manmaee a 7” a ARTI? in Tt N rr . . — dd er oa is - in’n - . } . : 4) 7. ; . S ; . } _ ; . . MiB ‘ ra oe » “ .4 oo SOR oni ng s Mecting rooms roo “i Sor Th —- + De be ~~ ? eee one , © on BIPt. easy co ar nSeS oe i » Pi oe ae ss 6 PRL ANT . . . ~~ hag zt ey —— a . "a *8. $10 MAGNOLTa ini ea 5 . : * ‘win Lede rin @tpewure ; er we TS. § ieee l- a) ro 77s ; “% . ‘ ~ s ; Re 5 . . == ; 4 » . . ._ — TT . 7 ’ : i ; . Sar nee tee ~ : . : ars z ‘ " ; . \ ‘ : oe \ a7 % i . = . ra te aaa “ a : - a: . » + - - es) O° 4s = ¢ . ae ? ye site> “a |, a new v = v~ ASH Son Ven Les iv bethe “- ae . = : «. ia _ " , we > i” P re - al “ oo e* Ps . : . : fa. R - 4 ‘ ' . ; - . > “a > _ Sr tsed - ’ ge e -sh¢e * ‘. - o> — ja NOTON Bt. = ‘ = , ‘ . . ‘ ¢. ‘ fo ‘or as los de a Nein ho - ashing-. wens were rand T2°@y ~~ Dr, RS. silage er Hey isan " . . of Y = ’ : " . ~ nm 4 ° = - J al : . ‘ ’ = . . . a c , s4 ’ . _ - 7 is ' ‘.*% : ™ ; > ’ , "a i . ee . _& ~ a ich A - ° atlas m4 “sy fy "teahes WAMbe: — ater, fane Res, E & ’ ‘= #2 » ts 5 Pere , " . er? . . "a> “th a “s * . oe | oe w ~ a: home ke —" . ronor rtrin Te fr H te nl *» : . . 4 - s> a ‘ — . ~ - ge 4s . * 4 al : ' — : : ~~ "ach " _ [% ~ £7) [A TILTON ear " s eatin © | tires ; an? 4 = : . . , ; e paca 7 . -"e« 4 ; : "ek fem) ar Pron: - ala for ” HOTE Srleed co a ' ‘ “ a : o As x : . . _ . . ; . - . r a . 2 ‘ = $s) . -—- oa » Py own “ere > ece _— F urn’ she ev . Sa) “ac hen lor. * s H FRANK! rw vv. ; . vate . r "> - ‘ - * s “ ~tr ® mad . ; hare Tl Dee " ; S332 Oilve MISS) se) pp, l7Ton . =? bed ~ ix BL. Pena: wee ouen: net pate zu) . — FOR 4 4 5 3 : ' . ‘ : * : c. 7 « 4 . Chee - i eee ent « ‘so—Fleep - Ra» Preyer Vietre TE t HO — £ rome ee and light WEstGaTe F314 . . 'y furetes - Carany 3974) front reo"a ¥ i» aye tense sad y ee a F “eres © * ome Hotel S370 P . poneene BL. dite “eee ite for io) a = a sgt homing ltt — om Te *LATs FOR RENT se te party teas mg

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Ly urniahed nodern conve Furnished “Foom: ice, x —-Singie oF an reonu ing Raa. water, Beautiful — beopie, WeST Two rooms and‘ . Steam heat, het ar ge Bec ond th, aleo ” fies s) coving ” furnished roo mawhle. l’age ‘oan _= Mme, Single or double, Re ROUTh ne wr rie ‘foom. Forest thern « posed fro Water, Congenital mouthern expos uk. gee range, adult - — : ‘Urhished roen no dren .. Row, mm, 2a floor —_ ean and conv — PB lene wir ig reom : Ail COnVeENIene Vicely furnished . { im] front room, : TVET le ry, i rea 7 DINGA—Ni ely fu he. vecond-floop O02 A—Nery ate partment. Privileges 2l— Entire thira ry reawonable; reasonahl. = - vite housek also tleeping Handsomé i- ADATtmeng very reasonable, ean Lady alone with larly cle refined surrounds ‘ea tl) { imnished, , Forest 3140 ° "outh front private AO Then Forest 3a wo connecting reping rooime Neuwtly furnished — rivate home: all con HK iii eng Kiteher ely furnished: for etc; all conven Purnished ro 0m, MTV ate Tearnily Nido ly furnished CPAng ail AcCoOmMMm Li} ful ares reat jisnd 4 1p ing mab reom, reas reom; Fy Paished TTiial mm! iigie of reoms, gl) fonnecting; b urnished, modern, , 4400 lw 7 furnished ine, Veatly dia nent urniahed reom, m ’ ivi ' abany ey Nhoely Diab Un oon Vénionean ) ; hewiy furn ity hot water. ore hiehed or unfurniahs he, being deco r bil x no Children, rooms, jet fieor, Vusereeping;, con ] Alry reome: ence, entlemen: ; Lon i@, a~ : *. eectric, phone, : nrTege, bath. itl modern L hioome for b "eh ihg room, aj) ma” Heatly fu wleeping | i\ lie Neatly a large front PUllable fer oor arge front Itul i” oy or ‘vy oar; Bell pho G-floor gouth ne, .ery nicely running Seautiful — Pure 1 Ldnededl 426; ely furnished ROUTH. rentlemea /arge front | ia for 2 or a: eel phone. Front room: ni fol 4001 W, | roeome, a! love nn lished roome; rh excellent j weurlous, just —_ ght ho » Turnished ng, couple pectally ite home eet south ail convent from Pores ©. garage for ~~! modern apart S24. Oe As a)) conven , ORR hed: also one fk bath: Uaty \ ate fami! ; _ phene or front, ——e eee. ee eet hou omer. : Tleor front en, $4. —Roo or house O——-Bingle Ne a elmar ge i: One Wea SDAYT., 1921. THUR el = § FUR PENi—WEST "ane BL, 35811—Large 24-fioor | gthern exposure, complete house- | free phone, iaundry, continuous MARKET decorated Us KORTE. kk ‘FLATS FOR RENT— —~CENT RA FRANKLIN -2628A—Turee-to GOTTLIEB REA. TY CO.. “S503 Wass 2738A—3 rox rooms gas. . 2: white only TNE BL. 4035—Price reduced 20 TY CO, 816 f s beautiful ivory finished room. so Be convenience immaculate: rire, gioy” homelike; refer- | ——__ SOUTH ° ae (6) GRAVOIS, — 8201—Modern a of 4 rooms. bath and Karag>: $40. THWEST FLAT—5 rooms; sout party buyin NOR = - furniture Call Perees: sa24u aw: room and , 4116aA—. seo m4. fioor oo LAFAYETTE Perch and sun WM. J ABBOTT SARAH. 14 & —Filat. eonvVenliences ed house- 5 rooma and bath .iers SOUTHWEST ODELL 4940A— 3 rooma, mo lern, buying part of furniti ure N —Front room | for lig - _ 2614 BHAW, S839—5. room COOKING gas and light iB) ven! modern fini: all . er c or 3 furnished reoma, Jences hi ‘tric, Kas, bath shed roolus, $s. WEST RES, ied 4 32 '6—Lower 5 rooms; vacant. S906-——i wo nicely furnished modern conventences. LASTON, tric ne rooms, 4515A—4-room flat. bath. 1104 E.—Two furnished rooms. DELMAR BL ie: private home ~- N —Two ro water, gs, cie: 6577—4. & and 6 room “rh apartments, $60 to $75. Fi rest * | ®. light house- | __ . tr! Cc lisnta $6 |£ NRIGH™ r 4122—Modern -room ae — | __ vacant Cail. and inspect ~ | KENSINGTON. — repair BEN ALTHEIMER «@ BRO. R. Co 6244—46 rooins, omS FOR RENT—COLORED 4319—3 neatiy furnished rooms ; conveniences, Linde}! AU RE] 14724 -~5 rooms icPHERSON = gored, ai) A A cs OMS W'TH BOARD—CiITy aperiment, twin beds for tw o ne entieman, breakfagt Forest S000K ) D BOARD—One neat! Mm private modern home. oard optional. Lindell 27 TI8W. utiful, front modern ; breakfast optional. BH47R modern; 4018 A.- ——l'nfurnisheda ¢ ff rooms. nicely ATTANRec (or sut iMmediate possess), Tm, Opposite scha MAPLE. 5350—} or ae newly mediate Phone Forest MONTCLAIR 13398—5 rooms. th; near Principia Schoo) le Ase Gecorated Ppossessior Key f) rOor qt) ne t} large Sarage, 5250 Maple : furn ee | odern - °25—3 rooms. in lud led $26 WL NDSOR PL. 3: _heat, _elec tricity con- bath private fam- , —, eeeesteteeeeetsieteennmeemeeenes - | _ CENTRAL W0i—Sieeping, light Week, Or room and board. ‘Ss NORTHWEST 1H04A- fh oniy; S45. EMERSON. bath, | Re. housek eeping adults as vier rooms, all 0065—Four S48. eiectrix a ana lults five roor $40 , SOUTH pe NORTH ° 443 hase ’ , . oe —~ y* yarn iat . ” : om, > AND, 4721A—5 light rooms. t > ia, — Rerivie | i] ae. ‘ rooms on Sd floor: KD, 3901—Hoom and board for | ntlemen of ouple, or 3 ladies em- | , S—A oa, who ayy 8 teal home. immediate | — NMOLIA 30) 1 ~Single room with or! GOTTL, IER " “4 omite Tower Grove Park; WW, ae Grand 4220W | JOHN, hath. beautiful POsseaslOn REALTY (Co. 1416A—Three nice large pec’ electri Room 301, Fullerton bidg ; 1405— Room and boar , exce|- NATURAI BRIDGE rn. ‘ . os > 4 UE. DA40A —3 awd opposite iafayette Park: +.) light rooms, gas. electric, cellar: (89) floor xD Bo. AR D—Want to board “elder- @nd itnuvalids :n nurses” home tii Post Dispaten. tei “oIne -302 S5A—Five roo $45. with dogs. Cent BRIDGE , ©6202, all conventenc es: adults only; no | NATURA 77 WEST aN —nwOCOn = clean roon BOUT , exceiient eals ) INE, 5029 Board for 1 or n ‘les _ FRAN ISCO, $239—4 rooms, ba south: , @lectric: wit pair; $35 BEN Al, THE IME R o BRO 408 ~4/ Wa nwright SE VE NTEE NTH, l. Siva N.— Three byed: Hodian ur (A) rooms; good condition 201 Fullerton AR MiL., 4439 ent m well-| VANDEVENTER, 2919 N—3 high: hished : reasonatl|« bath, electric, decorated: $35 Ope ‘urnished fror Hveniences For apartment ac “art eXpo- RNISHED FT, AT— Five roome a reset Park district rg es Box C-3469 Post Dispate? rnished m FI ‘it table . ~. 4262. pel nished room, olning bath dou | oe it* board SOUTH FURNISHED FLAT—3 roome 3400 south: SS 50 per 4veek Ss Jeffersor WEST DELMAR RIL 1369—Newls f! room furnished ia electr' ~ newly Chestnut. sleeping to ety TAYLOR, 408.409 Wainwr ight Bide Cabans oes Steam conventence steam heat: J-room f) Wash. (c7 rooms; large, $$$ —— a pecond RANELAGH ms 5707 McPHERSON AVENUE OMS SOMETIMES RENT THEMSELVE “a | APARTMENTS FOR RENT (e'7) | WEST NEW APARTMENTS ty , aingsbury bl. 4 rooms and sun ag lanite servi: e: Wil decorate to open for inspection a}! ~~: ? ERSO™:. STOCK E-BUE RM AN ROS Chestr flat (5) Part ) AND? OWELLINGS FOR RENT SOUTHWEST o—4 WEST _ 1809 NY. RESIDENCE furnished house; al)! adults Sa. ¢2 toliet. (e)j _ NORTH od - ; ‘RISON, 2508 N.—@ rooms o ndry. Karage: adult } l bi ; } 304 \ * RNISHED i NGALOM -S1x * r. i ee Olive , or Uurand 40645R BRS7 nt WEST furnis) aa APARTMENT—5 roon Ss. newly . tl apenas owner on pre'ises Kis Ail con ; Tavlos and McIhereon \ i- -> Orns Suni Walhimeton Heights; rent $1° GRAVOIS INSTER wA° : fi for tWou peonle board ify ished reason- Forest (6) APARTMENT—Will sulbjeass mv 3-room fictency Argonne apartment Sept. 1. . pets and draperies for sale reasona Phone Lindel] ?S32 (es ARGONNE AMARTMENT 30664 ton; ' : hardwood floors lle f . eam heat Rox janttor service, etc ee ANDERSON STOCKE ERMANN. FOS ‘hestnut aft -Extra o roon r with nt.eman emp! . . , - } Apartme district preferred 4500 SRO] t NINA Fl... fc) , roocmas. rent eon Cabans OLIVE 3th. {I . ifaee aADAritment party buvineg fur Apartment. 302 Fugene Field Apply between Sf and p. m | SHERIDAN AYP re 4472 Oltve ar 4-room effictencs bed, electricity and fuel for cooking (‘all at apartment ORFON EF. & R G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut at. (oR) ROOMMATES WANTED J Lad i¥ to share room and SU'HILEASE h rooms and aun parlor: fine lo : Pi “vi priv ieges; breakfast if de. ation new bullding; convenient to Car a. MHJ } in eall evening. Cabany 7T047M (@%) ATT We ~er ’ ’ ~ TAYLOR, sso NN (Ty Apt.)—4 meals 56 1. hare For congenial ' floors tile hat? eteam er" icerne Private famtly 42 aynirieor Fervioe ote . ; AN DERSON -ST\ CRE 2 Sem ANN si) ‘ rye er a’? RESORTS lta : Siough WESTGATE TAI ae + ive reoms, sun parlor haradwood re ” bat? stran heat, 4 er _ nord RMANN lanitor rervice. 4 ANDERSON -STCOx KI RON (Chestnut ef ROT —rive roome hardwood floors til —_ eam | ifor eervicre third finer a ex) ANDERSON-STOCKE VERM ANN ROS Chestn t eee Bler baths 91 day: $5 week Up Jan oo a ‘ y (os) and cos i-—20th and Morean are ™ Water, fans; cheap to week! ¥ WEST PINE BL. 4926 (34 m4 c62) rooma, e#un “rior, sleeping porch HAMIL. TON HOTEL | WESTGATE east —o vwM i. ARROTT RR. CO aon Chestnut. (4) a’ WHITT IER, 321 N —Three-room apartm ' . La efficten ‘ enariel rane: able rates . aman e, celts CLAUDE E VROOMAN JEL WONT: HOTE! Phone Main S98 Bhow Py WW MITT! R ~~. » ¢ AR " , ea tinned hite. mf erietts r maid eerw. ' leame « 14 — . iry eee ianit r ‘LAUDE oi "VROOMAN 108 N a= > Phone Main See 370 ‘oo on DESIRAKLE APARTMENTS e. tes with } 1215 Amberst | ] block “weet of Ham h, . , nm, between Plymeuth an Julian Pecond “Park r fi . © reoma, porch: immediate posseasion cafe Forest S00. 10 ie7) Stl Delmar } bathe freproef } poterrsion ~ 1f, rer c one eulle a rest *tce lent third fle vi revert e. | T ; north of Delmar). thiré ? baths, front porch: rental } ate Possession A7TOS no = 1 ag Pp 4 rooms, fun par- possession Sept as pont $50 month 1t8A Weaet Tne b! rooms, #eun parser ; ‘ve Porseeeton Ser? 7 rent Sil oT by . : cm (by | RAK wEiI- ) . ere 118 N Seventh st parior; yer rooms an AND FEUe AV — { iecorated kerbocker { , Ay LAaoR icoSQ) not over $35 Washing- irtmont: fireat floor " woryie mabie Wed () NS 14 ' sren FURNISHED FLATS € AP’T’'S WTD. —aEND. GV Furnished efficie ‘ 4 rn) S§seee references te i 230 RNISHED en WANTED t or 4 rooms modern. by Sey = leer) 4°4R84 (‘ollege ay, Howse Wwe ‘ern, 3&3 or 4 rooms: weer S10 rewar Rit LOSSR HOUSES, FLATS. ETC FOR RENT FOR COLORED ye me mr ith BRomon: MOR (7A? ~84h Modern 4-room lent all nveniences Ser apart Krocervinan (@4 SUBURBAN PROP'TY FOR RENT RE STDENCy} \" , cn Mint Rox Urnished TO LET.-BUSINESS PURPOSES CENT RAL DESK Ro Both phones Nationa! bias + x ELM, 221-23—For lease turing} ' g SOOO ear HENRY HIEMENZ Ry} entral S73: Mair 14 lestnut purposes. pr te, IDFAL space rw ‘acturing ' iieht vurl 4 ict 5 Roatmen'se 15 Hox 7) at ' j are Dp loca tt "Ore . ’ ‘ RRO R CO 109 Wainwright Ridg STORE } | arene Creesoriee j$5x 50 steam hea’ ~S0O0 ust et ic WANTED wai SINESS a ate Fr HICKORY pair at conveniences sep Tr ,ea se ‘4) GARAGES, STABLES WANTED i= Wtd.—Near 4000 Fad Ure jFARAG 3°33 Ww *3H0I7 (9°) FLATS FOR RENT--FURNISHED ooo MOUSES FOR RENT i 6-Rm. SI N¢ LE FLATS tr MeCRADY-. & OBER\IEYER Lnion and Easton 3196 De) i rent W Ox« ’ 10 e1l5o0O New LAFAYETTE k:; 6 rooms: large Rungalow 0 tj I Beautiful 433° SOx1T35 OOO; ear, den and $i HENRY “HIF VE 14 © Main 675 Cvntra Desirab a lLomes 6735 B AR MI rm AY Richmond Heights am heat «} c*? Sine 1712 bat? double 50] Bonita, VATrige 7 CAI rn a i386 ¢ ABSA GO1D CAR ANNE “A f Preach TY CHAMBERS ST, a . rs +1 A \ | \V (mokK Av yi “5719 DELMAR AVENUE , ‘ i”? on _~ i eel ' : ae oes 5723 DELMAR AVENUE . P a’ ° . ‘ ‘ oe o 1] ’ att CORNET & ZEIBIG 719 CHESTNUT ST SUBURGAN PROPERTY FOR _— LAN COTTAGE wn ter L0O0x1h0 ° car , , LROeRR 5) COTTAGE—2!1. ACRES ror . B00 feet rth Oe Cr ‘ fra ‘ "tare rv r RKAMP 8211 NTR Y HOME 3 € HN iRETHE ’ 7 ' SUBURBAN BUNGALOW— Real Bargain. Wi . — . a?

Pry 3255, Pen *s ute sérvice Agent FOR SAL SOUTH “a r°eguin. Lot ES BUNGALOWS AND 5 OT TAGES LA *?e Will { “heatr ‘ Bungalow, 4719 Rosa ' la Dia t a HIS \’ BRINKOP |] S200 CASH tty 3 " om kood netghborh K 1010 Chestn "aaa Bungalows NEAR TOW! R GR P 47 ny ' ' 91 SOUTHWEST ,t? $4000 or ‘ BARGAIN r} fram a COTTAGE UNGALOW first f] P ? + h~ ERMANN BUM «*hestnut WEST HHO VW ‘ Ss fran ‘ mprovements made heap ashington Heights sSungal: mW — PRICE £9500 ONT 5058 lPeraht, ' : w, , g ‘ ‘ . i . . NORTHWEST ~4 AM itor ‘ LOOOMAN, 108 N ‘Sha TAGE he th reoms, one NORTH | ViIodern Ana ” new, a hargain Hi ‘HAL LE ' | 4) : ottage il nz $1000 Grand av maid's oor. wr, hath a r ‘| et et } ,e: Oargain Laoag APpiy fiat on S300 3 APPliy 3255 p ® flat ana 3 room 380x130 } , i. ice HUx ¥ > f ; (eB]) Kood con O.. 818 Chestm NE W BU NGALOW FLATS 325-4327 LL itchenettes: har pte rioores; built-in b the oa } ‘ ervthing sani at ‘ Chestnut | ster ad FLAde. aaa CASH 3226 gT ; and > Too $5000 2.57 4) ROOM FLATS, $995 i OW nsin at t ! ANDERSON-STOCKE-RUE] MANN mils SHAW’S ADDITION - OF 5 Te Tont lice ae uble fl ~. Se o pone a tu o gubaine machines: 7 \s Ff . 9 ™ , _— ERSON-STOCKE- Pt ERMANN Nim the Stnut af Bao Mia ka sr Sroom flat. 4949 WEST AND EUCLID ~ CO.. 4914 De W: ishington Height Its he lat r oy hardw: al . ey (o4 hah tee ciiel W. ie ungton We } Vie 3-fa Heights: 915 Faston eee HOxy N rin t 1M, (abdany Mar 199 *} wv > a. irdwood floor hestnutf ef 4) Lee estnu Ipae NORTH MARKE rst rol It. FP ANSE. Y FLAT rooms with §S-room effictency s oer ing P hee tila ? " tha, - hard ri ; rria " an hath 0 ‘ ‘er Frone tric 8nd will shew m ’ “ irr, ; ¢ j 7 35a! te wher ~~ T ’ } a1 ' F es hut “Desir: x a Messer 1018 MAN ST 499 }e TZEL, AVENUE 11a) NORTH ECL ID. AV, Sol: THE WING 7 “AV a a - ” r ne 4 FINNEY AVENU E xk realcencre ji roo me 49 FOREST PARK BL. an > garage Reven-room | : COR NE T ‘a ZEIR I} 719 CHESTNUT ST. > : 7 it At BREAN 30] 722 Chestnut; MM This f! rand (srayv- rent ns f 54000 Lans fa 78) ich) AV .— Api irtment VERTISE i in P.-D. “WANTS.” 7) ” COTTAGES RESIDENCES FOR SALE Ri SIDE NCE-—s rage: St. I Vrand ‘3143M. —— ’ ric; DWEL! ING e.¢ 4s + STE i i= ‘ LE bb WEL LING— For e fami les Litt at of fer want UsES—2 2000-02 = Pein Ooms, bat? cas irnace: . asl) Shin wa Alaska ay’ V9 roo 4753 ; ent condition Be, »« SrCe; Three-room brick offer wanted A; ihe be 12° o & GROVE 7 rer nae | ; . 33 fee fr $025 : B. CO... il: PPh. + AD) TOWER 35893 } I] =m R. WA Chestnu bath cecorated, imme =. CO LLASB Chestru £500 c ASH ‘ tger st, 7-room house, arrange farmmiiles a Very KOod n ROFTIGER-MASEK hive S460 19 YS39 Henrietta St. - - Sacrificed ~ ix ro ms. bath ebestria. furnace. q* Sv4 ¢ heaetnut IN WOODLAND HAEFFER REALTY 11 5671 vacant, St pier t? peor ity Ey N AL THE! ME R ‘e BRO REALTY CO S711 HICKORY &T. NOW VACANT; CAN GIVE IMME DIATE pe eg te 8-ROOM RESIDENCE rik $°300 MORRIS AACH R. CO., 826 Chestnut. (cS) a 6-Room Residence EASY TERMS Wyoming st. ‘now vacant): electric hardwood floors newly ‘orated throughout Bee it BRINKOP R. E. CO. 619 Chestnut ‘at ne Ae . a Pal | “SEE CHRIST hax i- SOUTHWEST it. HOT S} —5435 Arsenal, 8 for twe families, bath a MORFIT, rooms, arrange: acy. Chestnut st. (c4) fayette: and 5S rooms and WEST 4207—11 ro +) Reargain Se0G00 3x Maple . t-Water hent Rarage or ’ Ssessig n 10 days THEIMI a & BRO. rY CO., right Ry! REAL 7 reoms. fur right S19 (Chestnut price . ' | st N ht (“¢) RESIDENC 5314 Mapk tion, T ’ = ’ sia 4 brary : tdeal loca nt to Suburban, Page and I ion i heady OCCUPANCY, irmike nepection by appointment \ -~ only ‘orest °2747\ vil Bargain, 5514 Clemens LOO-FOOT Loy \ rea me of 10 rooms, tik ana on '-water al ] HikeRATH abanne Place Home Cavanne pl.; 10 rooms, brick lot 560x200 hardwood frult } . fed) :TON, $11,000 elegantiv furnished: lot 45l1x bathrooms, garage §1x40.: worth sacrificed account death for quick 4314 WEST PINE BL hot-water heat onk root acant and ready to move deet JOHN GRETHER «& ‘) Sill International Tife Midge 3 BAU TIFUL HOME abanne. @ comfortable roon reef, melo back painted be seen to JOHN Sil Satareabhanel Oo s — yll4 MAPLE AV. Nine-room house: | perfect condition: also l- concrete Karagce oe ° cars ownet leaving } ity. wants qu! pen toda HEWSON. RE \LTY CO, 324 Wainwright Ridge 8-ROOM RESIDENCE VACANT | b06 aaah eee lLlome at ~ KJ) 3 5.000 1° slate tweore : } Ppapered must 4186 NEW (hliive furnace heat terme on bal VN \LTER JONES R. E CO O18 Cheatnut feo) (O35 Waterman Av. brick, with tile roof brick match, hardwood floors through -~Wwater heat; instantaneous water Ulit-in bath tub metal weather stripped 500x140; nice lawn and shrubs Ree us for ir? of admiasion ANDERSON-STOCKRE RUERMANN. - is (“hesetnut at Re sidence Residence 60nx Kings- Washington Heights Beautiful 7-room residen V S10 SOO lile reom residence. all $10. 000 ferme SR. EE. #0327 Delmar ie) . ¥* Owner Leaving City REDUCED TO $7450 : AAA Fone Sy A aspiendid ®-.room ree idence $c Ox185 to alley: good Front k furnace tri Axtures carage for 2 owners business rec ‘* Kile removal! ity the price ig pe bee HLAKE & BRO - * . - | PARKVIEW HOME 10-room residence with two floors over entire house, garage for three water The house throughout In vas instantaneous Ttable house Slo Chestnut very fine hardwood water heat tfh hoe vr) a! laree (he etnut et. (cf) “West End Bergfield Residence gshway an!d Cabanne:. © rooms ores; hot-water heat +#ile bath. tions; Dig garage: tile poreh ] netal weather strins " at once at @& @fAcrifice 1UIS REAL ESTATE 6032 Delmer. (c) Cabany 6301 BEST BUY IN CITY NE’ W HID, ae REST HOMES Pi. tust west of residences, with modern and up-to rict, muaet be sren Cay If you homes. you must a | > A NEW EIGHT.ROOM Maryland Terrace Home on a 100-ft. lot by 219 feet deep. facing an 80-ft boulevard, wsit- uated in the midst of wonderful homes all for S?? OOO wan’ one « ate of the hore he Off ferent: oO Months fime Grtion as te tn the ore here oe} acon. the woederful ground . sn 4 ee the —~w re ¥ b rene perine hency of val _% ft and oe yuT (2 net have vie et 7047 Weert Terrace, any ae Se heat inca? than $30,000" lerrace you whe are buring "Yee are rour neighbors when you move lent Terrare Maryland Terrace etartes at Penneyvivanta avence weet boundary of fa7pue «nt on ce weet on both Mervlaned and W est more : i'niverelts ar Airect Piease act aod be eur neighbor ioB) | er te Mary , r ; ’ 'v uses. é | e ie ° P$oa month: | 410 1195 suth } show a en NTs RESIDE NCE. senhiend hr. furnace. bath. | ' KORTE-RUST LIRERTY wT WwW | rem ra? e ty InAuetria! ALL ET Lore ) _POST-DISPATCH ~é RESIDENCES FOR SALE a WW ashington Heights 5748 De Givervitie, Homes ' ingalow 7. grees water ar wt x. . lot. " ’ owr _ 7 u y#- * S74 ‘ye ‘nster, 6-7 room flat: inte: : ten Camila iN Vaytor? ; com fortab ee iw — rf 5602160. oorner "REALTY Cv, 100 N Sah a GRACE ie _NORTHWEST RESIDENC Bou Bess@ful ail comveniences: « savings Perest &: BaseMe fie i av = = a — erce lent NORTH t (CER ww CE d Macon et.. bath, ctr newiy painted: | cond! T $5800 GE I ; SH Ki Main 1040 t} DOCTOR'S TIS Chestnut #. S Opp ORTU NITY. l221 N. GRAND AY. Residence of a late physictan, aie 8 an wel. - ewtabliiehec Practice adie to doctor ve aleo has inapect nkewell itive RAKE WELT, 11S N Tt ' ' DIGS, S1000 REAL rh wt a A ett ay BUSINESS PROPERTV FOR SALE | : SOUTH — STOR EI 1LL.DINDs $350 Hartford: Aart ; ree Or K gurage Ww ING R CU., S19 “chestnut ADOVe mr Atti. #H REAL ESTATE_FOR COLORED £500 ¢ ASH BALANCE TERMS li ompto 5S rooms Ist floor, . me >! eh ~ Tooms 24 floor a batha. Glee tris double brick carage: owner first KORTE-RUST REALT B18 Cheetmas, Y¥ co. ap Houses for Galera Airtax ay * brick a ay o-reoom bri, x, $2500 Biddle st ; 2 briek, 1 frame, | 8 room fiat 00. a me» KK om : mr ty | B. CO. ? ] * AEE & RRO ONEY SEC ‘OND LAIAN——On elty and Im proved at o per cent inter- -1 deeds of tr ct f anortnut, (¢ DEEDS OF. ‘TRU mv DYAS-SHELP 1090 N. Ninth at (c@2) 7 MONEY TO LOAN. ON REAT, ESTATE Lita HALE RE “E TY «ww Tt’ t.} S WALLER Ry} TY «oO Mloney to Loan F500, $5000. $5000 on ¢eity im- proved real estate. CORNET & ZE IBIG, | 719 ¢ ‘hestnut St. *(cd) LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPIIRTY MONEY loaned on automobiles car eft in ‘OUT POsseselor _~18 #8 Jeffersoad| MUNEY to Van Of AULOMObiles tion ¢ 1710 Oltwe et Al,.!t 8utomobtie loans while wat ng: Beges paid. bowghe. ; A Olive gat mort- automobiles bough? (8) furniture 12 Raliwg ft; el LAIANS Sia loweat rates, own ferme: no publi ': Qulck seryw oy Vietorta Hidg Olive 5004. iol 7 moriles left in the rth western Rroker. atimen'sa Plank Fils cf (eth MONEY LOANED —-$°5 to $5000, on ‘The Morria Plan rejayable in AO weekly y- charcesa # per cenre diecounted - Loan Co _714 718 Chestnut ‘at c® > ‘ REDDIT AND FINANC BCG Money advanced rAlarted parties. furniture AUfamMmoblie owne re and on other Pecuri- 4 vi. toria Hildg ‘ . = “iGried peo le, ronfidentia fs Ont Om Mut ow ner Ss DO geere on a Co. 921-24 Ko oaned on Ts eenton " itomobiles left th your Hiortgages natd 1421 Lic »'uet, ia ‘cof MONEY To LOAN $) wee SOF 3 or § years: ' ~i " or r‘oun’y A 8@0% sec | t ‘Co, 420 ¢ pith, ere of +} tt idig. ited MONEY to sa arlied ner Die aay payments confidential 188i Railway E xchange nteby’ supplied eainrié rt Deople. om@s pay- confidential 421] Commercial “tell ljonaned on furniture and per cent per month Olive tae City Loan Co, 4° Victorta hide LOANS On Fosuttuann and pean in accordance with Loan 4. Room 4:1] cor. Oth and Pine. Tel. Main vi NEY ments: MONEY > LOANS—LDANS LOANS ~ loaned to People keeping . ho eary payments: see others’ rates, then ours tee AN LOAN ©O. reade Fi, Entrance 21) NS“ To TAiA* uge and vue Money | ee ~—(aah ady an “ on far. personal oroperty when per Cent interest per an- Langan Fireproof tn e wr cae T we bee ar ' ’ ‘KLY LOANED J to furniture owners and who works without ro fall ani. gat ha’ vow to & months at Stairs y Ex: hange Th te ‘ebay MONEY WANTED Were Situw (| 7 per @ent - 4% room brick | Cabany “ hereon ‘'d——Would Iike to get:in ¢ th with private party fo berrow 5 ah000 rr ae bee él a _—— or i*ae@ convenient eraymen ' ber Ment Hor 4s "44 Hy mt a. . PER CENT AND ©% PER CENT toon DEPRDS 4 A Sony ; £50 qoiy f! ence $10 Ti Aeede of - fuer Cheetrut firer for our list 1Oth and CHAS MTELILFER REAl,. ESTATE ANT) ; > | ornnad av reral deeds of $4500. 2 S500 ne 6 per cont intereat ineuranc 447 Central FIRST DEEDS OF . TR er (aarantee”’ firet deeds of trust $1500 one $004 four S500 years at © per cent fire and tornmade in@urance REALTY oO.. #16 oy ges 000 AT 6 rER “CENT f trust tn armaunte of $1200 $1400 76 0. $7000 $2600. $4000. "te, ia °5 000 AT 6 PER CENT. 16,000 AT PROT ENRTY — ARD L Ey rm ES in N. TTS G Ee T OUR OFFERINGS. Iiave eepectaily attractive fre of oru “ for sale fats apartments Tiss business preperty if amounts of 10.000: papers reedy fer ells “to i to 7 DEF cent; securtty ay . me 4ern buthdt om y ao ate fone ie talon set io DW. a “LOVE REALTY 00. 704 Chestnut St. (c92) eens aaa —naeelansaaamhs “stocks AND BONDS NiY# heoehe at market value a week 7 Par Lean («se act'we unlteted Get our ertees a en mt roy — — Porres*ter well-Dutit, 7 rooma, wcros: brick garage; r ieee a. lean een die eee ee ee

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_28 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST- DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCO LATION Than Those in Any O Other St. ———_ saat ry Day Milk — es ees Yes, if by “better” you mean re ee a * ii) richer, always much more handy 7 and usually more economical. 4 The factis, delicious and creamy Every Day Milk 1s double the i | richness of ‘the finest bottled Hy milk! ‘That is why it is the choice of expert cooks, of cereal-loving children, of people who like richer tea and | coffee. Prove it to yourself and your pleased-family this very day— by trying a tin! NESTLE'S . Bren Day Nestlé’s Fooa Company For over half a.century makers of Nestlé’s Milk Food for Babies 100 Cees #1! ° EVERY DAY Qn ws «NESTLES You won't have to bargain-hunt if you plan to make garments and household things of Fruit of the Loom. It is easy to sew on, gives long service, and launders perfectly. For over seventy vears it has been the same high-quality muslin, always sold at a reasonable price. » Fruit of the Loom | Muslin You will find the 34-inch width most eco- nomical for making aprons, pillow cases, pajamas, nightshirts, men’s shirts, underskirts, rompers, and other articles. There are a number of articles such as sheets, pajamas, nightshirts, men’s and boys’ shirts, that you can get all ready-made of Fruit of the Loom. And they are made by reliable manufacturers, whose workmanship you can depend on. - — Pe ran + Ask for Fruit of the Loom by name and look for the label, both on the bok and in ready-made articies. It means satisfaction CONSOLIDATED TEXTILE CORPORATION Also Makers of Windsor Crepe and Other Fine C onoe Fabric Coaverse & Company. Selling Ageats 68 Worth Screet. New York v1 OF THE Loo Sad . ee a ee del cainiagieeaiabiesiiiabibaaiiibibiiianas ji: suerte ty iene, thas NEW ATTACK ON U. R RECEIVERSHIP FILED J. W. Seaman Alleges Danger of Foreclosure by the Suburban Bondholders. Another motion to set aside the receivership of the United Railways Co., as at present established under the suit f! led by Sar 1ue!l W. AY ller. c bondh« lder, an to app nt a re ~eive r or receivers under the Se ED it of John W. Seaman, a stockholder, was filed in the United States District Court yesterday afternoon by Ephrim Caplan, John S. Leahy and Walter H. Saunders, attorneys. Cap- filled the original and amended receivership suits for Seaman. The United States Court of Ap- 7 +¢hroe * ss lan peals about a year ago overrule: consolidation of the Adler and. Sea- man suits and ordered that the re- celvership gand under the Adler bili Another Motion Pending, Caplan last March filed a motion o dissolve the Adler dill receivership ind ' ) Wells is tl a ‘ I base the ship mn t! S 1] This motion is still pending In it Caplan alleged that the Court was without jurisdic- tion in the Adler case and that the Adier suit was the result of collusion between Adler and officers of the United Rallwayvs Co. to prevent a thorough investigation of the con- duct of the company’s affairs. In the motion filed yesterday the only new allegation made ts that the present receiver has permitted bonds of the St. Louis & Suburban Co. to be in default and that because of the doubtful legal standine of Receiver Wells under the Adler bill he has been unable to obtain funds to re- deem o rextend the defaulted bonds Danger of Foreclosure Alleced. The petition says that there = {s grave danger of a foreclasure by t] Suburban bondholders, with conse- quent passing of the Suburban sva- tem from United Railways control The right-of-way of the Subur! now known as the Hodiamont svrs- tem from Vandevse nfter avenue to the it limits is owned bv the i Railwavs o™ T } e petition says ‘his right-of-way would in time } } , desirable roa subw YY 7 } = “=? ‘ to pass from the hands of the Unite > e - : Ra iWwavs ¢ ¢ s ARKANSAS MINISTER TO BE TRIED SEPT. 12 IN KILLING OF WOMAN Change of Venue From Mount Ida Denied the Rev. Hk. W. Hughes, Prisoner for 10 Weeks. MOUNT (DA, Ark... Aug. 4 ludge S oy is s ' gra? 2 Can o “ ’ the ~ of tt} t isi \ Hiugehs indicted oe ad ee ee ee Louis Newspaee AUGUST 4. 5 Bond’s Summer Suits N ow Priced Just Above Zero! lh You can be coinfortable in spite of the heat—and } it won’t ‘cost you a fortune’ either. Specially Priced for Quick Clearance We're not going to carry any of thea over to - next season if low prices will sell them now. — They’d be perfectly good next season, of course —but Bond’s policy is to sell this season’s mer- chandise this season, regardless. f All of Bond’s Palm Beach Fy and Havana Cloth Suits $12 All of Bond’s Genuine Silk Mohair - Suits $ = QO 0 a me me ae >» %, pe 7 : . Fe . Y Ny “ ‘ 2 .) . ? All of Bond’s Fine 2, ae ee ee a : Shantung Silk Suits $9 750 | Here are hun-- summer suits. © Breeze © weight materials, tailored as perfectly as_1s poses —styled right and. guaranteed to give the utmost White Flannel Trousers $7.50 Separate Trousers Blue serge and S tr j p a j Wor- ateda. ) Worth $10 to $12 college men, who must prepare early to fill Bond’s New Fall Suits | Arriving Daily =‘ - The advance showing is now ready and we are receiving new shipments daily from our Eastern factories. This early display is intended especially for their Fall and Winter Wardrobe supply. Bond’s Prices Are *25 and *35 Se A eee a yele P o oregh Player Piano and Phonograph built together. Both are improved. Played separately or to- gether. Dropin to listen. *e Youngstown Louieville Cleveland Detront Akron Toledo Pittsburg St. Louts Kansas City Lorain 0 ‘ 7 J... ADRIEN, Mer. Arcade Bldg., Olive at Eighth Street Columbus Cencinnats * ' - . EE RE LNG RE ORGS * ORENSTEIN NDE LIES PS LEGA GEOL, OBEN: AIO Le a eae

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a — ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4, 1921. : WOME! — ——— eS ———e ee i F ra a SS . -_ — il “ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | GOVERNMENT’S INCAPACITY. Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Government’s ineptitude for business is rather Dec. 12, 1878. ludicrously demonstrated by the ruling of the Inter- C , Publishes by the Pulitzer Publishing | state Commerce Commission on an application of Twelfth and Olive Streets. Henry Ford to reduce the freight rate on stone be- POST-DIEPATCH CIRCULATION tween two Michigan points. The explanation given is | Sunday 0 ta ere $61.96 that the commission's regulations will not permit DAILY AND BUNDAY AVERAGE, 192.086 | such action. It seems that Ford reduced the rate on ar — ~~~; this commodity on July 26 and the regulations require THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT~ | | 25 interval of 30 days between reductions. ~ pecan The incident is welcome. Its naivete is refresh- make no difference in its cardinal | ing. Its guilelessness is beguiling. Theory super- principles, that it will always —¥ | sedes condition. Regulations take precedence over injusti 4 , rates. Rules are sacrosanct and must be preserved sw a inviolate and inviolable, though industry languish. er belong to any party, always op- Mr. Ford’s experience is not new in principle. Its . 4 plunderers, never a changes have, generally speaking, been ascending. ' ol a ? ] iyi ~~" a —— Te _ 4 i 7 ee, Ee. ete ts % * or — Be Fog See ES: es ay Bo i ee Ci nei peg a Ba eee Se des oe keh agent “HELL AND MARIA!” FOURTH INSTALL —_ x ‘ ELL, Dennis,” OW kine. at thi re “This puts me embarrassing position. I was suffering from and acute melanchol Writt for the POST-DISPATCH | Lh e M I RR OR JUST A MINUTE .°. ‘youve PUBLIC OPINIC r take & 4 | rey - aa gene pa ene NOW is something which creaky, Fabian Govern- ra process of painless extraction of taxes has not ae more promptly or unitedly than the par- ment never can know and never can understand. That yet been discovered. 4 | don of E. V. Debs. I believe J. G. | is why Government is congenitally incapable of trans- LL RENE Dh ae & Emery, by his assertion, is doing an in- acting business. Ford ran over the Interstate Commerce Commis- } justice to the millions of ex-service men ce re sion traffic signals. ry who are not members of the American | ——__-————_+e—_______—__- | Legion. I, for one, and numerous other | Some young men who might otherwise be sowing i ex-service men, favor the immediate par- | their wild oats are now busy making corn mashes. TECHNICALITY PREVAILS. a don of EB. V. Debs and other war prison-— ooo --- --- — It will take a good deal more than the verdict of | ere H. B. EX-SOLDIER. | b 7 . VICE OF PATERNALISM. the jury to convince the gémeral public that-all-was Movie Improvements. Each fassing day adds new and diverting features 45 it should have been in the 1919 world series base- + To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. to the tragi-comedy of errors which mark the efforts all games. The memory of|the players’ own confes- i SHOULD like to ask why there !s (of the citizens of St. Loufs County to get at the bottom sions, with their detailed and specific narrative of . not a law requiring moving picture | of the liquor situation there. Originally Sheriff Will- events entering into the conspiracy that was alleged, if houses to make the following improve-| mann was accused by fellow officials of dereliction in is entirely too fresh and too fivid in the mind of the ff ments. Require the arms of all seats | enforcing the law against “moonshining.”” Now come. siaptecaie fan to be entirely @bliterated by the legal Am iif in theaters to be in one solid piece and | still other officials, as well as citizens, to accuse the finding. | {| extend out past the knees and ye Crew first accusers of being themselves guilty of market- The character of the State's) witnesses may not have f 2 -) ee Wem ‘ing the product of the stills which the original ac- been such as to favorably impress the jurors, but the from the insults of mashers. Require sufficient space in front of | cusers accused the Sheriff of failing to suppress. fact remains that their testimdny agreed. in important THE “MOVIES” IN EDUCATION. thought of being ® paral Ad ii all seats for people to pass without the Whether a fourth element will now enter to accuse the particulars, with what actually happened. There may, § Frederi¢k O’Brien tells in his “Mystic Isles ¥ | days, so 1 ma necessity of the seated patrons getting | a.cusers of the accusers of the Sheriff, remains to be NOt have been convincing evidence that the players! + re > 4 | img of the South Seas” of 4 Russian whom he met eo Oe ee ee = aaa overboard. The | up and losing part of the show. sini violated the laws of the State of Ilinois—evidently th on Tahiti. He found the gentleman, who has an COMBINATION of non-theatrical. 5 ~ tui speed ahead; | 4 Require all theaters to have their | . e | i American wife, living on one of the innumer- for the devel . ucational — 7 h as I struc ' windows and doors open and plenty of| What a refreshing spectacle for the taxpayers who jurors thought not—but there certainly was enough | , : able lUttle coves of that beautiful isle in some- velopment of ed -ind violent wrene > aaa - fresh and artificia! air during the whole | furnish the salaries of all these officials—accusers and to prove that they violated all the rules and ethics | a j \ thing of the simplicity which Pastor Wagner pime has formed, with - , eer ee y Judge Landis, the official arbiter, and, almost as 4 ter. The scene from the porch was one of the | ™°re easy to remember; it takes leas intell@y, ey pl be 7 have | Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. but rebellious majority! The situation fs an instruc-| Certainly, it is the feeling of the real arbiters, the | == | Qi ‘er | most fascinating in the Pacific. Books and |‘*° Srasp. For this reason the use re 7 aecond, so that you w | & ONE of the enthusiastic specta- | tive lesson in the vices of paternalism. fans. The Judge is right. Keep these men out of: ————= tape emetperme ir ary the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. thing was propitious for a fight and a lawsuit and able, emphasizes once more the folly and danger of aj ©UTSelves at a level of greater profit to our- the great universities are saturated with rad- (| % training school of {mmorality and iaw! “You see, Mr. MacGt » r= o — ever could t “ples like mother used to bake” iy any bakery or Yiame and were going to split 60-50 on the damages “c ISSOURIAN” must be a man, be-/| lawyers’ fees and court costs apd the devil to pay, practice which has got many another municipal offi- | selves than we have customarily enjoyed prob- . —a eople will think. W wis instruction. cause “Pies like mother used to| generally. But nothing of the kind happened. When cial into trouble. That'is the practice of determining yo age gpm ah og . a “ bake” is a typical masculine ¢X- | 4 policeman arrived they told him they had talked upon important official acts without ¢ nz | -see an : : LLiCig irst apprisi preciate is that no oth mind and that of the clear ing m on Ta- PURCHASING POWER REDUCED a swe knew that you iit over and had decided that they were equally to the taxpayers. - ae ame Eee ee —— ably arises from the fact that this has been | done from time to time. What we do not ap- own is to be found In history. If Europe, for The situation here, as in other such cases, was very, ‘"St@nce, had the money with which to pay bis icalism. fhdeed, he finds it wherever there is | tho “movies” are to become a medium of Harry to Mr. Dennis, . ram certain that Don real dope, as you ¥ we considered the > risk the Columbian ' ting wind of it and fer ' So we just carried King Little Cal could do it. The gulf between his hiti is wider than the Pacific; but do not de- Prom Harper's Magazine. * ’ | gpair, gontle reader: we shal! get across some- how. We must do it, else the 2 per cent be- ANY factors, aside from the fall in ) restaurant in St. Louis or elsewhere. But ‘and it would not be necessary to arrest anybody. The simple. If the land was neces prices for our goods, the ground upon which | you can get a wife that can bake that lic wrote a report d the inciden ble, th he } etapa and the price reas-| we are standing with such’ determination would came in time the 3 per vent, them the Seeaae vate 688 ee ee ee ing that, if he ved, he “| kind. I make pies just like my mother | policeman 0 port an e incident was onab! then the board had nothing to fear from ac-| be solid enough. The thing that makes it un- —and then some Colossus who would, truly, be- | Dower of one-half the inhabitants of this i. ot and if he ¢ : ae@ every other good mother used to closed. quainting the public with its contemplated move.| tenable is that there is no one with the money stride the world. try, enter into the equation of industrial oe heh the wiser.” | make and I always use nutmeg filavor- All automobile owners and drivers will please take Fallure to do so always makes the public suspicious,| *° ¢° this. . E . sion, and some of these are operating in the He was a frank f iam fen from Missouri, too. notice. There is need for more of this 50-50 spirit and justly so. The people never will be satisfied with. “Maybe Mr. Harding could tell us this in From newspapers that claim to be biggest but | same way. If has not been the farmers ry. and one could ) BRUNNETTE. | among motorists. There is plenty of the other kind, official conduct which cons! ’ such a way that we pould believe it. He seems wont print circulation figures: pianters alone, for example, who have suf mire his nerve. Mr ‘4 | ome, oo weeny ned Pog ees akc® Consists of making decisions; to have performed that office for us in the | FTO™ newspapers that are still trying to Deify | from the decline in commodities. | » his tale. 7 a Youth and Old Ace. which undertakes to place all the blame for every in the dark and announcing the result afterward. matters of the soldiers’ bonus and the pro- | Mr. Wilson; | losses have been incurred by numerous" —_— ys ry had offe a Te the Balter of the Post-Diapatch. misadventure upon the other driver. Not in all auto- _—s —_—oo—— —— posed import duty om oll. No move has been From newspapers that print “In Memoriam” | porations through a shrinkage in invenjo ; z Py to the Adr : ! HY do so many of our old men pose mobile accidents, but In a great many, there ig negli- The tax man is coming back to see if he forgot samme a" since he told us why they ar> ae aoe ‘. — Pe nam a ee ae age ope: —: countiese merchants and § d war and, knowing that ; as “boys?” Why do they fee! flat- | gence on both sides and !f equal blame were acknowl- anything — ©. h © “ to be convinced In the | Fron pret lidrin 8. a tags — d t reacti a en ame 9% : rtgman and alway® : me Rese : | same way that anything better than the profits | 1 news s that warp the news accord- resen ection not confined to this 4 “ t! . tered at being called young’ One would | edged and equa! damages assumed by the participants, oo -—- - we had before the war is impossible. . A988 ing to politica] bias; alone; it tse of world-wide application, andl 4 ” : eee ae ae ° | / think the yelling, the —— and the) even and exact justice would not be greatly cheated It may be news to some that there are 60,721 auto-| we Will do better than I think we are going to From newspapers that think they are fooling has happened here has happened elsewt ge Then the : ve dbmeng ao gv thes gow ow There are, of course, reckless and criminally eare- mobiles tn St. Louts. but the traffic policeman at do if we emerge at last with even pre-war prof- anybody; other words. there have been very heavy : al deal wl , 44 dion “feet glad they eae old; giad that less drivers, who are @ menace to all othee drivers and Twelfth and Locust street knew it all the time hw wrem eters who eritiie everyting Ge [St counts Gees See ee ready met Up . “7 “ ! I ‘with that| all pedestrians, but the great majority of drivers nth oemaeia egy be git “The Steel Trust is Beginning to realize the President does; like silk, coffee, tea, rubber, wool and As ted to have « they were no longer classed w oq nlf Rs emir | 2 truth. We are told that competition is com. | From editors who. criticised nothing that his | countless other things. ed es my clement. As long as they are physically consider their own eafety and the safety of others I ntil they find a way to make the ocean dr; strong, pelling it to cut prices again, but the greater | predecessor did; . m fit to provide for themselves and mental-| The streets are crowded, but there is room for all‘ drink will continue to come in schooners ikelihood is that the Steel Trust knows the | From editors who insist that the 7,000,000 ma- MOBBING THE JAPAN : ly tit to enjoy life, it should not be a) _____ —E . eee f NO ATT OF a ae great harvest to be over. Within 20 days we | jority is not a true index to popular senti- ESE. ¢ | compliment te anybody to be called’ - > Cie ear .’ —_—— anal , : ; = From the San Francisco Chronicle . Rather, it should be k of | AND HE WANTS TO MANAGE THE we : could have entire reconstruction and be on our | es cle. yy young. ather, it shou a mark of! mu. ? MANAGE , /RLD. way to a rehabilitation of bustness if every- | F¥Om editors who think they are molding pub- ay not desirable that white and Orie trole, hen they ‘ re so whe | distinction to be classed among those who | body would clutch and hold onto .that truth. _ | ‘Me opinion; are at the guy ropes, holding the old | world steady, to keep it from being turned upside down by giddy and hare- | brained youth. Old age has nothing to) envy in youth but its strength, and that fs not intellectual; and it ls the intellectu- al part of the human being which gets moet of the enjoyment out of iife ERNEST DEBERTSHAUSSA, Cottlieville, Mo. . oe —_ > me — . Wholesale Pie Prices. Te the Editer of the Poet -Diepatca. WONDER if anyone is cognizant of the fact that our wholesale ple beakers are | still charging top prices for their pies? | They are getting the same prices as dur- | ing the war Ie this condition § fair” Sugar is down from 23° cents a pound to. ¢% cents; four and lard and tinware down in proportion. And. allowing that their labor ia the same, they should do as other manufacturers are doing, come down to a fair price. We restaurant, keepers have all cut prices and wil! cut - — ca e - o 7 @\WE \ BREADS to further if some of our costs are put down oO We can. J. SKECK. ’ lusion that we are humbugging one another.” own columns; of American workers attem : te the exception.” Go I get it?’ : ere should be so closely associate, “We arc all humbugging ourselves in the de- | From “Columnists” who do not write their country as to compete for work. Should a Harry, who has got s face than you concetyet the brill rigging out his From “Columnists” who print “funny” signs; selves in“Ja hey fe cS > pan t wo From “Columnists” who print Oulja board po- | out alive. Realizing me teontear = ’ . ° ° | etry; of considerable experience we in Cal } “I left a book in the Pullman. George: how From “Columnists” who are not yet reconciled | determined that Oriental workers shati Ig to Mr. Cox's defeat, out vf the State But that does not m Weill, suh, Ah reckon you jest have to go | From “Columnists” who write about them- | the decent citizens of California will de office of de Criminal Assosashun.”’ : | selves; cne moment such proceedings tig “What's that, George?” From “Columnists” too timid to print this. & mob on the Sepadens thlo oa “Why de Criminal Rallroad ‘sosashun. You | TE GODS ANITA LITTLE FISHES DELIVER | Turlock district. As it was - cubege it r ¥ and to make the PF know the railroads ain't seprat railroads when ME. PAX. evident that there was not “SS dey gets to St. Louis; dey’s all fine together in | - ° e who is fit to be a not @& person in #1 } one big Criminal Association.” | Two Illinois men have been arrested for try- lawfully in thie & mong us Japanese he “Oh! The Terminal!” | ing to bring beer into St. Lovia. Anybody who tection with sete tat ere ontities to , ‘Yes, sah. the Criminal, Gey’s all one big would try to bring beer into St. Louis ought to roun¢t th t Se, mate and nation: “ Criminal Rallroad when dey gets to St. Louis.” be arrested , Se . ; em. mn that respect their rye. SCIPIO AFRICANtS) ~~ oe 18 Aneta the power of |i : . . NUS, COUPLET. must be used to the utmost to : — | put ‘nm jail the malefactors who made th THESE HARDING TIMES. AKE a couple of cups of raisins /In the first Instance, it is u to t eikeston, Mo., Standard.) Of sugar a couple of cups, Torlcck iteelf. which hase ett = Cititens of Zeta. Mo. while watching a north-bouad Boil with water a couple of hours. | We desire the races to ba se ea mt ~ ts te og een : * city counted 135 mes In a week try a couple of Fu pe Put we propose to aponenpeieneae tat om ) wc than : ghene el r tee. ie se theug t thet the mea If the couple of suns affect you decided upon in friendly tates Log | hang 7 . every ae al . Pee bang tp one Ye a coupie of cups or more that the mob was COM prosed Rane we seeped with Cheffy ee |! og (he Teds Walle ethers eat beidily on tones he -_ spew ls s couple Of dollars Very likely. We do not he The we If ph ? . : —Chicago News ears tae | OUu COUpic TAZAL up on the floc ) maid that as belween the Jabances mo ord me that he meal ELECTRICUS W's our choles would be the Japar 1 : eae ie . { 3 me oF be = “ ‘ _ ali ei i ay

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td a die ete ee ee +k? ; AUGUST 4, 1921. — ' — “ . oT : — — ‘ a ncommon \\ AFTER THE SIXTH SWING || THE SOCIAL | BURGESS BEDTIME STORIES || Tasty Picnic ——.-- ---- CLIMBER — | Sandwiches } i! CNSE | ) : pe" : By THORNTON W: BURGESS | © Ss By | . a | y Sophie Irene Loeb iv ANDWICHES form the basis of JOHN BLAKE 2 Peter Finds a Peep-Hole ; gum. See Oat. Seen va Sa . WOMEN'S PAGE | POST-DISPATCH Daily Magazine THURSDAY. | : WOMEN’S PAGE 431 % a — ee ® + io 2 * 9 | She had one aim in life, one ambi- They should be served daintily _Uon—to shine in. the social scheme. and in good condition, so ite neces- \sary to wrap each san ch in | And-every move she made had * “ , . “ a. “Work and Worry Are Bad | but one purpose. Don't let impatience lead you to waxed paper. Butter the F be- ; . pa | Team Mates. Even when a little girl she gicried Jake chances as the foolish do fore cutting very thin siicei an@ cut 4 in wae rown that she wore | | Peter Rabitt. (off all hard crusts, 5 ‘ (Copyright. 1921.) Vhen it outshone tliat of her Tomatoes Cheese . must worry, don't work at neighbor. HERE was this difference be- ) is somewhere near, just as = Pee! and same tinie. Work and worry So she lived and moved and had | tween Reddy Fox hiding in a) thought,” said he to himself. “I) : " ~ ae chop ripe tomatoes and ee | her being in the one thought chump of ferns behind the old! can smell him. It is a good thing | ™'** with cottage cheese. Spread on hollow log just within the edge of for some of us that Reddy gives off : thin slices of white bread. the flimsy ladder of fame _ she the swamp, and Peter Rabbit hid- | such a strong smell. That Merry | Parsicy. : coveted. ing inside that same old hollow log: | Little Breeze did me a great favor; (Chop parsley and work as much as Reddy was sure that Peter was in- and doesn’t know it. ™ ere you @re | possible of this into soft buer. Sea- —— bad team mates. They pull directions, which makes | impossible. Of how to gain another rung on 1 4% 4 . worry ; ‘War better not to worry at all, but And so she grew to calculate and ) , ¥ tel) 7 man not to grieve as \figure ever: friendship before’ it Side that log, and Peter wasn’t cure ee [SSNs (son with salt and spread on white or pot to. worry. was made. Reddy was watching for him to} = “A AAW | Whole wheat bread. | Her words were studi , |} come our. He suspected it, but he SS ) ‘hecse mind was marshalind 2 tee pee ees didn't absolutely know it. SSE } | Spread inset lic . f rye bread — ee %, . ° ; ro do and dare with perfect pre- I feel it in my bones that he ts ~~ ea venw tae with b tt * d over th cision. somewhere around,’ thought Peter. > | ' : . edie an oe ee And the years rolled by. “He Knows I'am a long way from wreneniaens prey > seecnbege as q~ And there was a sister of oppo. ““¢ dear Old Briar-patch and he! | site mien ad will do ‘is best to see that I don't French dressing, shake dry and place ’ on top of cheese. get back there. But why worry? Unless you are singularly free | | nerves, worry will come to you | ) cond will not be put off. | @® put when the worrying time comes | : 6 work. Devote your time t your worry till you get rid of it, | etl Ne ee et wee Fe which you usually will. Ww f J 1a ey 10 preferred not the glare of the ' But never —— ab tb wat limelight, There is no use in worrying. Wot- | Marshmallow... - task on whose issue your future in Nor the machinations and man- | '%/™8 1s the worst habit I know of. ‘| Spread marshmallow whip on any euvers of the other. I'm safe now, and as long as I stay Saltines and drop a few see rai- ° way depends while you are wor- ying about anything under the sun. Mental hazards in golf illustrate the impossibility. of worry and ac- sim this old log I will be safe. That sins over this. is enough. It will be time enough | , to worry when I leave, anti that won't be soon. Of course, it may be She it was who found solace in the sea, In the sigh of the wind. and in all nature that spoke to her— —— ~ - —s -— -_ ~- — + ewe ‘which was to the effect that asthe - ~—e : gmplishment in the same second, Sees payer who sl ve dag desc epee, | A Y>oautiful language. that Reddy did go straight home to- . | ae |former fell the latter rose Ahcinverse . ‘the difficulty of jumping a water haz- | To her ther. was joy in simple ‘the Old Pasture, but I don't believe _ LA ratio but with an increasi) ' propor- ard or @ ravine, thinks about that | things, it. I Know that old sinner too weu. yas 1 jtion. Whereas this same n..st on the J and forgets how to make the stroke. In @ few frien@i.| bictl ten. | “Anyway, if ne is waiting and | “7 feel it on mu bones that he ig |) Tight of our arrival lay at about the : } He lands as a result with & plop? | She was in touch with the masters watching for me he is kept away somewhere around,” thought | level of my eyes when standing at ) Jp the water or with a chug! in the) of the printed page, , from the Laughing Brook, where! Peter. the water's edge, it was now about ” ; ravine. | And hours were filled with useful |‘?@t Poor young Heron ts caught "again, omebody doing something | ‘W°-thirds of the way up to the top Hven an experienced bookkeeper work. that cruel trap. This is a fanny old for s6mebody else wit!out knowing of the plateau which made it about world. It certainly is. I thought lit. Ot is just as I said before, a 30 feet in depth. But before ever it | | cannot add up a column of figures if, Thus happiness and contentment in’ , : Siiiea gome trouble that mo- were hers. couldn't do anything to help that funny old world. I wish I knew | reached the top the lake would be ~ nopolizes it. No fears, no worries that some- | 200° young Heron and I guess tnat| just where Reddy is.” impassable, when we would haye — | | The mechanical adding machine, Ro vERT™ one would precede her already I have saved his life. Redd3 Peter began to examine the in- | only to wait and see each night Gur” which cannot worry, never makes a a LEMen- In some social atmosphere. : a “eg Ra ~ap found a? side of that old log. It was open |*Uffocation crawlin’ up a few feet Letgtake. liers was an atmosphere of na- mF ; > as Le -” oO chase me &NG.) at only one end, so, ef course, that | "e@rer. , | If you have troubles you must nat ture and things natural. so ted him away. And that yOUnK | was ghe only direction in which Both Mr. King and Mr. Denia , , ote ' Hieron doesn't know it and never will pp | AEM pdr Nth : f wally think about them, and try to | Came the day when she who was amow!.st. I wender if others haa Peter could see out. But presently, | stood the grinding toll withjsurprisin” ¢ . solve them. But make that a sep- r scaling the heights reached them. > things coe aie che . ‘Semel way back near the further end, | strength and as I reasoned they hat ~ arate department of your daily task v atelice ; : s ae And believed she could hold the a _ neal a= 8 | Peter discovered a tiny ray of light. | suffered not from what fre under. If you find them jagriding tn your | Let'us play with the little ball, Ma, if you ain't gonna use It. dizzy pipnacle. | Known it? It certainly is a funny | That meant that there was a tiny |stand as fever, but from a poisoning, - ) : regular work ® m them if posst- SE a es a ea lia SEE ee ae ree Mme. See Seer gers. But alas! and alack! social climb- om Pg wing Nobody, _— og oe} hole there. He scratched at the /such as might come from sewer. a Be Me, Try to gct #6 absorbed in what | === —— , —= —_————S333S=—e0——* nts ™-. 41 @fs are always replaced | al “1 maine: live all to ™- | soft, rotted wood where that tiny | or the like. rh mee | we you are doing that you will forget! together or employ yourself on rou-| done well, but they can be done. nessed or annoyed or afraid is ut- By others who have more to": CNY CAEt BS Cone. ray of light came in and it crum- A scientist and collector whou:: mai them for the time. tine matters which require little men-| For the big job, however, you need | terly beyond you. The worry will spend in splendor and display, _ Whoever r | | if that is impossible. knock off al-| nessed with work. They will not be'%t. Trying to do it when you are har-' sults are concerned. | So at Jast she turned te this sister POOF young F-ron its fering pain hole. “t was little, but he could | ),-;, and sleeping sickness and beri«° a ; | Sear eemncee: k-7 ethnical Pac hatte panama Se ea etic: flee an. > eras we Se SE ll, ok ae ae RES PS ‘ and fright and may die, his mother | TD » saci ae ee in a ee . _— os a —————— SS | Whoo Jived and laughed and loved, ' a S 7 Saeed , peep out of at. beri and the like from these sudden ~ And ther, even in the b:tterness | 1% Worrying, ave had to run for; Peter couldn't see much out of | ..,49) polsonings which may pros my life, and now I don't dare go! that little hole. In fact, about all trate or kill a man ae of spirit, she learned the truth— According te That the greatest mountain tops | Qutsid. this hollow loz, Mrs. Peter | he could see was a clump of ferns him, this first group was such in ; ) — ae : — - B H a Rowland is worrying because I don’t come! 4a littl ff. F il - : Cnr /are reac! ed in the spirit of the soul, | oo 7;a tle way off. For a while he/ which ¢ 4 acti | . : ’ Dy £1eCnTy Ue NOWlANG In the real of p : nt esring from shell shock first, and preferred Cheffy’s society only take it out as the water drops.” i'why not to “The Company of pba swindle the church,” said Sir Harry | pies ream irom ect ierer a ah | ee Z Pry i» while the honey Dennis, while no doubt Cheffy's blood and acute melancholia at the/to ours. King made fast the end of’ “It's really not such a bad place |One may only surmise. In it he had |!" his pleasant voice, “but that is not dined oceans ita: imei aa bal | I hie bh was host for millions of plasmodia thought of being @ paralytic the o wi line to a tree and went in after | compared to Ypres,” said one of |not only minutely indicated the loca- what we've got to bother about just | ick the water. that I eould not tell : t} rom etc ne slr gpg ica ae ot sy surprised of my days, so 1 made up my mind Cheffy and got him out—Jjust did get the other gentlemen. ition of the gold, but the dangers of ;\POW. When he desided to Stick, just where this oie sain and the muck aan Mr. King had spoken the truth It had been a bit to find d ward. The ship was KO- him out.” - ; , ee the spot and iven an urgent warn ‘there was a choice between that or ‘ > : PI . when he said there was more behind all takin’ it for granted that one ul to get overboar fevers, tose this oes is cs ro : lake had reached a certain broad; Guite a tidy bit. It’s just as you chaps sage piggy tor ng yt eh | ne —— poe mon Remunte | protestents such had al edi aie the my dorsal vertebra to relieve the what I wanted him to do when he| tirely of such. "Tis not malaria, nor | Vein of white quartz in the side of Say. I've kept @& gauge of my Own | fain, and it seemed likely that the | aaah he: ae selee sale te hen nt | per eat ged can pote typek eis 1 “mee” We pressuro on the cord, as I began %2| beat it. I gave him a letter to you, / is jt black water nor chagres, nor |the rock. As I understood it the oe yore orcs met hg Rag tral might keep on sinking there for | stated by Brother Ignacio as that/ before had cheerfully offered thei * jhours. 1 could well imagine what) when the water would reach the dan- | lives for an ideal, and no doubt their get back the use of my legs immedi-| Dennis, but he had it stolen from/the like, but. from what I have |Stratum of miasma rose in a certain * ately.” him with a couple of nuggets. Just | peen told by the gold diggers of the |fixed proportion to the fallin’ of the “Oh, come!” says Mr. Dennis. | after he’d gone the water went down Mazzarine, it is a sort of poison gas | Water, and by this the holy man had '*That couldn't have happened in &@/ and we found the hole in which wa3/to which you must be no stranger, |Calculated that very soon after the inches a day, until three days ago, since when it has been dropping with a sort of arithmetical progres- day's drop being bigger a cess-pool of festerin’ matter it must | ger level. | feelin’s In regard to spiritual things | become when the water flowed no | “I catch your point, sir.” sald 1.| had been deepened and broadened ‘longer over the brim but filtered out “You would work ne dump to the ' by the war. In the case of the don | it at ¥ «0 ight! ¢) d d few days later, - , iwater had sunk below his » the | sion, each ‘second, so that you c uld start r 'the ump, and a few ay and drurs would be of about as/ Water had sun low his gaugs , . beneath. ; , e in to swim.” ¢ were able to work it. I changea much help against this kind as marsh poison must inundate the lit- than the one before. | 4ll hands had spent a busy day sna aan an regan tag aa ong ay he well le “of, relies aah ME jr " . I had on one Of| my in bout the business then, . . tle knoll. Thereafter all escape was | “ P { > | me a , u 5S possibie, then return as soon as the “ Of course not. my mind a | that manufactured by the Hun. It i or Me Goons Like @ cask on ite) aide and the! delyin’ in'the hhoil of the dump, th@|igasus false ae getting up the | that when he had menti this- to’ 'S\! not fer ° 4 > fl . “ " clae ; ig ) , YAS a ) P ” a4 those patent inflation vests and asked Sir Harry to reconsider/is not tor me to say what your |cut off by the ooze of the lake and |tap open, sir,” said I. “The drop will) genth of which they could form nO | gorge, and carry the stuff away. But Sir Harry in some doubt @s to how it ‘safety but for warmth, and when his first offer, which, like a good |/need may be, but if yonder cart- | the encircling swamp of like nature be the faster as the prism narrows. atimiate. | ' ~ eee me against the rail, it) chap, he did.” ‘load of stuff is nuggets and there-|which had no water on which to; Why do you not take what ygu have ’ ms ge to do,” said Sir Harry, | what if this pane captain should SE oe ee ae 2 ag wad / must have broken the inflater, as the | “But however did you learn about | fore virgin gold, then, to put your | paddle nor solid stuff through which | and carry it down to the rivér mouth i“would be to anchor over this place | vent wee aris echap-—that goes without saying,” he "thing puffed up and floated me. , this place?” I asked Sir Harry. (hands deeper in the pit would /|to wade. -where you can stop until there is NO levith a dirigible and work the dig- | “No blooming fear,” said Sir Harry had gives bim full contd pace , drifted around all night, and the “Enter Don Edmundo,” said Sir| place you, to my thinkin’, in the po- In his document the Jesuit had|longer danger of anybogy coming | gin's. with divers and a hoist.” | cheerfully. 2 come tn! plenty of | On the eighth day, thd. water was next morning these chaps came | Harry, “who had got hold of the rec- sition of silly greedy monkeys /laid solemn injunction on whoever | here.” “Perhaps one day you may do that, | time and sit — the door-mat and | within 20 inches of the danger mark along in Sir Harry's little yacht, the Bo we just carried ) ; ales @nd that of the Church of Rome.” | A fat lot of good this gold will|there must be a great store of it in| end we agreed, so Sir Harry served | vide our party into three gangs: dig- ly what. Brother Ienacio had aaid Dispatch ing that, if he lived, he'd nave alae | “And where did you fall in with 'do you if you don't live to get it;}the dump. But he had no funds and | us alla tot of whisky and Warburg's, | gers, paddlers and porters. The dig-| OSS ee = oa , of spoof, and if ae — ™ | Don Edmund?" I asked. out,” said Mr. Dennis. “I probably |was depending on the profits of this) that famous old British-India physic! gers will bring it from the dump heed be the wiser. ; Har- | ‘We took him off a Spanish ship, need money more than any . man|voyage when he had been mined, to| for every kind of tropic fever, after | here (for the dump was hard by), 4 He was a frank man, was s a a-| which had hit a mine.” here, and I’ve always been consid-/furnish them. His captain was a dis-/| which we turned in. the paddlers ferry it across the lake | ty, and one could not belp. Sut © “And where is your vessel?” TI oereq a sport, as King will tell you, | tant relative, a man whom he did not | P . ; . ™ - . and the porters to carry it down to ' ent on , Mr. King Ww | asked. but not this for mine!” greatly trust, but as good as the next. | the mouth of the gorge and cache it mire his nerve. “She's probably high and dry by| uy. oan always come back for| He had taken him into his confidence To. next day I waited for the mist | jn a good place.” with his tale. ha | “Sir Harry had offered his ya this time up a little backwater off and himself to the Admiralty for the | more, sir,”’ said I. ithe night they entered the Channel, to clear up, which was not till 9 So we all turned to at this work | Sir Harry shook his head. “That's | 24, when the explosion came, he did o'clock, then paddled back eee bas Spent Mr | just the trouble. Captain,” said he. not go to his room to fetch the docu- ‘the lake and clambered = oan | never was I so highly paid. Sir Har- “The fact of the matter is, Don Ed- ment, having memorized it. It was a cliffs to the gorge. a ay A 904 nig Ci ry. Mr. King and Mr. Dennis, now ; pon but what. the | moonlight night and, as he was shov- the boat was aground, but man-|quite himself again, worked the “or istice was = oe + eaecectanatiggporag Boag on + atone may |im off in the mate’s boat, he saw the aged to get her afloat and on nad | dump and loaded the boats which .N.V. R. Then the arm ‘a al- “and what are they?” asked Mr. Stein: nO: tal ther } ds. Eh. | Skipper come on deck with what he|some trouble to pole her doOwN/ the two Carib boys and myself, prob- figned and he was tn shevaeaie | Dennis, himself a goer aay ae a Boni ~omnea in o other hands. zh, | was almost willing to swear was the stream for the first mile, the water | abiy the most immune, paddled ready. met up wit 0 : | “Not to stick on after the water : Meg . 'roll of parchment in his hand. The having fallen six inches over might.| across the lake where Don Edmundo and wanted to have a go at _ al in the lake falls to a certain level.| The Spaniard, a handsome Hidalgo | boats shattered and at dawn Don Ed- Several times. I had to wade and jowered it to the two young officers Diggings of Darien, but couldn't ~ According to his statement the wate> | of elegant appearance, gave a nod, /'mundo had been picked up by Sir! drag her, and it struck me that when| yp». undertook the packin’ of it permission to take his ship hs all seeps out and leaves a flat puddle | then finding me to be familiar with) 15.7. ror whom he came to conceive we came to leave we would have &t| gown the gorge. It was hard grillin’ soey we" lef ooze that poisons the whole place, the Spanish, told me how the situa-|. ¢,;, ndship and perfect trust ‘least a three-mile portage to lug the | work but we were strong men, barrin’ as a keen | the creek you came up—Jjust a fast war and, ee that a aalh » etie 'gea-going motor boat about At ome and always re ee tee ! wea te a rou see, we're stuc sportsman . e amew got him to waterline. Y« . a mon stream or two, , ‘here until the next rains, espite dynamiting fish—-tin ones--4% Lieut. | Brother Ignacio’s warnings.” across, so he just came. 4 afraid of being laid ey ae px: So that not even a mosquito can a cee g= soiggs Rony to sao This, then, was the uncertainty of gold. ‘only Cheffy, who, too weak for such ; questioned by one of our ow ‘ie and there's no retreat in any direc- | beginning of the uta won penton “ ithe business. the more so as Don Ed- On reaching the Skate I found her} labor, was given charge of the com- trol, so when they picked ial a his ‘tion because of the ewamp on all |; was a rich Man, t po Ber gol " , | mundo afterwards heard that the! off the bar and all hands at work), misary. Harry, who has got more behine ea.’ small ships hailing from Bllboa. Un- skipper’s boat had been picked up. | shifting the. propeller blades. To «Jn the five Gays which followed the. fece than you might think,| wren i¢ I were in your place | like most of his compatriots his sym- aut of the aktaper himecif he could it a Boris I explained the situation and | water fell go rapidly that the nuggets conceived the brilliant idea of the geld of which a full halt Gioia staunch eupporter Of Se oe hat ” Phe meal was just beginning to| shining hour like the busy littie bee | : = : “we've thought it 3 — *ld me that he meant to beat it says Sir Harry. we * When at lengthjall "his wild livin’. “Any man that by storing our golden sweetness right | | ” : take _ went to the church. : © > alge Re co “ - saat al S ehhe than oy aivaiais doeane {li-health had prevented his returnicould bufld up and run s mission tn | gather when I got back up to the top ” ou m . . r a ey

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2 ———— EE ——s oe - Se POST-C Ly U7 ; Teh Gow o. LI”. emit Mls ST.LOUI sae ae ae : COMIC PAGE mf AUGUST 4, 1921. PAGE 32 AUGUST 4 1991, ~ BUT IT DOESN’T MEAN ANYTHING—By RUBE GOLDEERG THE GATT. Wistful little cight-ycar-ol, Stretching out your hand In far-off Grown-Up Land, Long and weary scoms Ue way, Much too hard for you, Heavy drags cach passing day TW your dream comes truc. > - - Yet far sooner than you know | Time will pass you by. Years will swift and swifter go, Days will fairly fly, Soon you will pensively stand a On the winding track That has led to Grown-Up Land -. Looking fondly back.

a Ss cee? “Gir: ° Then the skies will not be fair 1 | As today they seem, ° Not a shadow anywhere Of your golden dream; 4 Through the days and troubled nights You are going to find : Grown-Up Land has no delights q Like you left behind. ae ap © » ee ‘ ’ Tae ~~ re Ci As I watch the ratabow fade Where your sky looms blue, Very gladly would I tradc a You a ficeting time must wait Ere my land you sec, You may enter through my gate ¢ MIKE & IKE - THEY LOOK (ve BEEN CORRESPONLINIG + . ¥ JL GU | VIITH THEN FOR Tiere moms | | svt FIGURES cour TtHtter (tT Cost ME % 2o tA) STAMPS to | COLLecT KE B&B Qo ' tS SorRAaice so DOESN’T MEAN AAYTHIAG! . Sere I JUST L6sT A CUFF ( BUTTON WORTH B20 . Sor PM FULLY W)SURED - | PLL WRITE THA WHE. INSURANCE CoMPAniy™} eee eae || {MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY | Trey JUST AMSWERED By James J. Montague.> ¢ >) | \ GRE SBENSINIG ME A | CHECK FOR. $20 BY 7. THe Ne&cr MAIL. To where the skics gleam red and gold TICULAR s- THES THEIR. ADJUSTER |) CORRES POAUL ME OA) THe | Sz SUBLERT- | L WHE WILL -e. A MAC - : \ Al we WisH TWAS | ALIKE, WILL : ‘ - cer x i x “a: 3% > es! on ty >0P?—OLD TIMER’HAS IDEAS OF HIS OWN—By C. M. PAYNE —AND OLD-TIMER WANTS TO TAKE HERE, YOUNG MAN! HAVEN'T I TOLD YOU NOT TO MAKE OLD-TIMER CRY! == IMPOSSIBLE = POP! WE DUG A =@ HOLE IN THA >) ES GROUND— AND aa ere i . | ; . ) | a ht Lands and years with you. | : ob ; == = - | =——— te uy ) : By GEORGE a . THAT REMINDS ay ME, — TOMORROW i - _ y | % J 3 \ Me as ney q - ; a { = y + ———— ad a SSS : 5 . | ‘ ut 5) aie bat ae \, | C a i? . —————— SS ——— ee The Woman Who ! ' iF HE WANTS ANYTHING, GIVE 'T TO HIM! || HATREMINDSME :: By JACK COLLINS THE HOLE INSIDE WITH HIM! MAKING THE BIG MISTAKE—By WEBSTER There have been many ingul- ~ - present where- VES Sim, BILL, You've GoT A SWELL APARTMENT 'S THERE s ONE THinae '™ PASSION- aATety Fono oF rts & Booze abouts of Mutt are gone, but nor fore " ke most other folks their friends what they have had. 7 Never Lost an Aram —s =. . ~~ ~ = in : = . ~~. ‘ Life—By Fontai earn «= — | | | EE ee oe” . N, a Wy y SY ‘ RSS aS -_~ ~ ~ ‘ ’ IF YOU Dow T Say Thes t's Tee BEST Cressey TF KEEP BooZE iw YOU E SAW TLL EAT My MAT ~—PS , SEE HOw DEEP IT 15? 1HAD 12 CASES OF SCOTCH AND RYE PILED iN THERE ON THE FLOOR, OM THE FirsT SHELF It HAO 5S DoZeEn BoTTLEs OF. GoRDOM GIN WELL, ! HAD B QUARTS oF BURGUNDY UP THERE AND 10 QUARTS OF BACARDO! RuM ANO 18 ROTTLES OF BENEDICTING AnD 2 BoTTces O SEE THAT UPPER SHELF 9 My Wire LEFT “Town AMD SOME OF THE Boys | \ SUGGESTED Har 1, STAGE A FEW PoxER PARTIES. HERE. | DID_AND- wnat BECAME OF ALL TH is _ (©) 1921, by The Press Pub. Co. (New York World) | “You are entitled to three more words in this messa —RiGHT THE fe WHERETI MaDe MY) J BIG misTAKEe f Me ee ee tee er — BuT- .eave ‘Tt Yo ME-- TLL CALL UP THE HOVSE AND HAVE A QvUARaT SENT RIGHT UP. af You KNOW WHAT 4 iS Tei6 A \ GUESSING — |; HELLO MaBeEL - TD a : | THAT BoTTLE = ~ wi Gotta / Nine - Two > Have ANOTHER UNDERSTAND WHAT You'Re DrivinG aAT- Home THe OTHER NIGHT-/ Tee CLvVve - UN-HUM- wit You HAVE ROBERT BRING UP ThaAT--YOuU Know - im Tel CLOSET - ~ wt ' FIVE - wire Twe | You UNDERS TAND THAT ? Yes! ° RGuT A-WAY, ENGLISH -/ Hoocu ! apg ; ; YOU TEL GREAT | When you adv See First V ; == eo VOL. 73. NO. 3 FAMINE, _ °°» | Be the Astociated Press. WASHINGTON, Aug, that there t« a “condition ing a famine or plague in was made today in 4 re} mousiy adopted by hédal from a dozen southern «et: ference here with Surge Cumming of the Public H ice to discuss the pellagr The report held that state roneeus and misleading” made to the public. After brisk discussion, 2 ivcorporated In the repo pared by a committee of commissioners, that “we gard the situation in an more serious at the pri than during the last seve was eliminated at the sug iy. Olin Weet, Tennesse Commissioner. Another clause that “t, eecasion for extending. ' measures for the reltef o @itions so far af any sta - cerned where pellagra ts | ' also wae stricken out, Rankin. health officer of } Polina, contending that it v ' vefiection on the South to » reference to the posaibilit | Mable relief te Cope with health cond erally. Text of Report Ae adopted, the text af ' wae as follows “State health officers of ern states in conference - '_ @nest of the Surwreon-CGem inited States Publie Hea! Gepiore the fart that an | thas been created that fa | ditions exist In the South result that pellagra has in ' an alarming extent. “After making an in vetng all tnformation ava [| do not bellewe the situatio: or shou'!d occasion any UM The indications are that. he an increase of pellagrs im localities in certain sts the disease has been eptl data in hand shows In an able way that the numbe and deaths from peilag | 1521 will «till be less thn ‘wal average during the 2914 to 1921 “In other words, it is S@tantiated by facts in ham lagra hae steadily decrem ' Reuthern Statea during ' Tears [rn drawing conclu ' tive to the actual control : fase comparative etatiatics lems uniees an analyete is 1 ferto( of years not bea © and preferably 10. “No Approach to Pt There is ne condition tog 2 ‘famine or plague in ht fe obvious that this isa @f Mminint rpretation of te: (COrre: anaiysia, and, a | Ptaterr- ots have heen nome Pro: eoous and misleading “We realize that pellag )Selentif- and agsgreasive and that the Solution gra problem depends educa: onal methoda | “The whole question is Bhouls »- approached as th problem and dealt -defined plan. | There can. bo no doubt win die : it ef the econen . ‘hrougheagt the emtis wee §6Federal, State ~ th departments are | inane tal support an directing intern h education and In Oo. «nd maintenan< hs "eanizations, whic tal in the preventio of all Cieease and the . the Publhe health.” : health officers wi a as to the advisabl a -_—a